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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16
New York Press on the Resuit OF the
Elections.

New York October l0.-The Tfi-
June says: "Ohio on Tuesday gave
more votes and larger proportion of
her Republican strength for manhood
suffrage than any other State has ever
given-more by many thousands than
she would ever have given until now.
The vital principal Of genuine democ-
racy will march on through seeming
defeats to inevitable and conclusive
triumph. Through whatever trials of
its constancy the great party will move
right on to the arduous but inevitable
achievement of equal rights for ALL"
The Worth says: "The news we
published from Ohio fills the measure
of our hopes. The elections are an
indignant unanimous veto upon the
policy of the party in power"
The Times SAYS: The elections in
dicate no increased confidence in the
Democratic party, bat simply reac-
ton against the extreme acts and
measures of the Republican party, and
convey IN admonition which ought to
be saluiary to political readers"
The HrQdsays: "The recent cleo
tion7 do not denote democratic victo-
ries, but that the republican element
Of the country has stepped aside to re-
buke its leaders"
The Journal of Commerce says: Wf
the returns from Ohio can be relied
upon, the reaction against negro sul-
trage is even more determined than
was expected. 1t will be very difficult
for any faction to secure favor foryears
to come while endorsing this meas
ure."
The Commercial AirNtiser says:
"Iho muddlc between Congress and
the President is occasioncd by the
Military Reconstruction act, under
which they expect to bring the South
back under negro supremacy. and this
is precisely the question on which, af-
ter full argument, Ohio has rendered
verdict which ends Chief Justice
Chaso's aspirations for the Presidency
and terminates Ben Wade's Senatorial
career"
The Post has nothing cditorially on
the subject Of the election.
The Erprcss says the elections mean
the restoration of the Democratic party
to power, and declare against the
whole Congressional reconstruction
system of The Radicals, and all their
| paper money management. There ney-
cr was 50 meaning an election as that
in Ohio.
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arycrc Unic ON ii,e Gn!c.

Accounts are received Of trcmend-
Gus gales at Galveston on Thursday
the 3d., estimating the damages to the
wharvcs, shipping, goodsandbuilding at
a million of dollars, 1t is the highest
overflow since October, 1887. The
water at midday 50 inundated the gas
works that it was impossible to build
fires. The city cemetery was covered
with water one foot deep. The third
story of new brick hotel was blown
down upon Odd Fellows Hall, crush
ingit. The waters spread inplaccs entir-
lyacross the Island. N0mail or passen-
ger train is on the railroad. 1t is re-
ported that the bay bridge is washed
away. The Telegraph lines are a
complete wreck. Several vessels were
sunk, Others were carried far inland ;
one was driven completely through
Williams wharf. All the wharfs are
badly damaged. The storm seems to
have been general along the Cult
| Coast.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Gen. John A. Logan, in a recent
speech, told the following neat story
of army life:
AtKenesaw Mountain we had in our
command an Irishman by the name
of Jimmy. They had great many
Irishmen on the other side. We had
a little truce there and the men on
both sides wereallowed to talk togeth-
er awhile. Jimmy recognized in one
of the rebels an old acquaintance Pad
dy, and says he: "What the ID are
you doing on that sids?" Says Paddy
| What the ID are YOU doing on thai
side ?" "Why, this is the side of thu
Government, sure" says Jimmy. '1'n
on the loyal side" 'Trhc d. yor
are" says Paddy: "ain't that the Alb
olition side? BE dad, and I'm on th'
Dimocratic side, anyhow y [CheeE.
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She 2opnes 22epublicou eonesaap, October 49, 1861


THE LINCOLN MoNUMENT.-The
Washington Lincoln Monument As
sociation has closed contract for a
monument, to be built of white mar
BILE, and to have a height of thirty-six
feet, includinga statue of Lincoln eight
feet high, of italian marble. Over
$1,000 has been collected for this pur-
pose, almost entirely in Washinton.
The monument will be placed in front
of the CITY Hall.
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Monong'la. City, Oct 10, '67.

HARDLY six months have passed
since Russian America was acquired,
and yet enterprises Of every character
are springing up in that country,
which promise to developc a vast and
most valuable Pacific trade for the
United States. Building lots have ad-
vanccd several hundred dollars in
price at New Archangol and Sitka, in
anticipation of Il large flow of emigra-
ton thithcr humorous parties are
organizing in California to proceed to
Russian America to reap the wealth
afforded in her gold, copper, aad coal
mincs, fur trade and fisheries. Ship
builders on Puget Sound expect, and
are preparing for the extensive orders
in the Spring, and q United States
M w yard is TO be located on Cam
bridge Islands.
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GARIBALpI is described as follows

GARIBALDI is described as follows
by a person who had an opportunity of
observing him closely at Geneva "Hc
is dressed as he appears in all his
photographs-rcd shirt, light blue
pantaloons, grey felt hat, and his
American poncho, with black stripes
on his shoulders in his pocket a large
silver watch with steel chain. He
appearsto be suffering, walks with diff
Guilty, and his right hand, disabled by
rheumatism, must not be to vigorously
shaken"
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Tha Cause of rIlsi, PrIrcs.

The New York Tribune thus esli-
mates the causes for high prices that
brcad-tulls command: "In France, the
wheat crop is counted at less than an
average. Belgium and Spain are so
deficient that they will be obliged to
import. and Poland is in little better
condition. Southern Russia will have
large supplies, and in Hungary the
Yields arc 50 heavy that even now the
road are unable to move all the grain
that offers, and store houses are crowd
ed. Turkey, on both sides Of the Bo5-
phorus, is said to have good crops,
and will have something to spare, fin
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The Cabinet makers of influence are
circulating written slip Of paper, pro-
fessing that on November Sth the Cab
met win be changed as follows: Sec
retary of State, Reverdy johnson
Secretary of the Treasurer, Erastus
Corning; Postmaster General, WINS J.
Groesbeck, ofOhio; Secretary of War,
Frank P. Blair, Jr.; Secretary of the
Navy, John Quincy Adams. Secreta-
ry Browning and Attorney General
Stansbery are to remain.
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The 6nuth md the Elections

The Southern Journals commenting
on the elections, say, there is unani-
nifty in the sentiment that the result
will prove that the military reconstuc-
ton act will fail in the South 50 iar
as negro suffrage is concerned, and
that Congress will be called on tc
modify the law in that regard. Thest
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

The workingmen of Cincinnati are
making the most enthusiastic demon
stratons over the election of Gen. Gary
the Labor Reform candidate for Con-
gress in the second District of Ohio.
Gen. Cary is the first candidate ever
elected to Congress on the Labor Re-
form platform. u
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THE New York Tribune says that
a turtle was recently caught at Sag
larbor which measures "nine feet
in length and fifteen feet in width
from one fliPper to the other, and
weigh hs over one thousand pounds" 1t
is going to Barnum's. ,.
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The masses of Italians are enrolling
under the banner of Garibaldi. 1t is
announced that Victor Emanuel will
proclaim Rome a part of his kingdom.
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SvstjAl Notices.
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Diseases Of these orgnns require tho use ofa
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SUGGEsTIyE.-While it costs $685.
100000 annually to pay the salaries
of American lawyers, $l2,000,000 to
keep our criminals, and Sl0,0OO,000 to
support the dogs in the country, only
S6,0O0,000 are expended in the salaries
of 5000 preachers.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-16

Iowa has given noble lesson to
Pennsylvania. The returns thus far
give the Republicans $1,000, which
will donbtless be swelled to 10000!
All honor to Iowa.
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EDwIN BooTH, the eminent Amer
lean actor is playing in Pittsburgh.

THE Labor Reform party in Ale
gheny Co., polled over $500 votes.
They were in great part Republi-
cans,
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70 COnSunpiITcS.- Tho REV. EDWARD
A, WILSON VIII send lfrro or charge to all who
desire II, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which
he wa3 cured ofa lung affection and that dread
diseGs" Consumption. His only object Ii to BEN
eft the afflicted ami ho hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription, os II will cost them no.h-'
ing, and may prove n blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
No l3j South Second ST. Williamsburg Now.York.
Gj,G-lych3-l5
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OREENE COUNTY, s. s.

In the Orphons' Court Of said county, ofseptem-
brr Term, 1867 No, p.
In the matter of the settlement Of the account
Of David H. Jones, Administrator upon tho
estate of John Jones, decd.
Bilnnce due 72S II.
And now, 20 wit; September Is, 1867, presented
for confirmation and exceptions filed by Ellis
Stephenson, In right Of his wife the same is re-
hear the evidence on exceptions and make ro-
port. liy the court.
Attest j. +. TEMPLE, Clerk Of Court.
win attend TO the above appointment, nt'tho
Court House, In WnyursburF, Friday. NOvem-
her 18th, lSi7, ut O'Clock, p. m.
lGlG-w JNO. G. FLENNIKEN, Auditor.
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Tae Ae'agntsaayg diepu0iieau,
WAYEE5BURG. pENNA.
Wednesday,, Oct. I0, '0T
THE wIHcnEsrsR DEFEAT ~


boare the victorio,s forccs Of Forly
swpng bis can in mir and shortod.
nEace he oibsy ,,ny boy,, Eoco
tbs other ,rovy llz ore ooino boch to
our Camnsi ITe oye oo;noto lick them
(Robels and CoDnerheods( o,g oftboj,
Io,,., po,, III, ,s,.,,. oLouH 5o,o
I,,onoJifT boJ L,o, L.., JtU
,,,oa, y ,erer oloulJ I,ro 1oooooo5 ~
ors oo;oo to ne, y t,i,t On he7, ,,cV
10, he EoL.gJ b,;t q, he,, ,,ot ho,
,,ou c,ec sory mn Loro oU tEo.e
c,5,Ds and cannon Boch oaoio w
We need not dwell nnon tbo inspir-
itinq and oIoriou. effect Of tbis hor-
ranguo. The result was the countrv's
prescIvation So wc look upon the
turn in affairs political ot the prosent
crisis and, although our ranks are by
no means broken or panic stricken,
we derive fresh inspiration from past
1;,omn,os ortofu.Lioh .hoPo,rllioo,
PARTY has emerged 50 brilliantly trium-
phant. We say ourawakening is most
opportnnc, and ro-echo the sentiment
oftbo Irrio, rort,, o,or,,,.,oro tbo+ i
will o,d in vic,ory and tho uttcr
r;biIotior or our cnom;os "Tbo MILL
ofGod Grind slow. but orind exceed
inc frco
The c,usa, tbof hrouyht shout tbi.
.ooniuo rooctiop in o,r rovn sto4o oro
nl,ir 70 every thirlin, in,olIioort
mind Side i..uos oro,t and smoII
wero sodJ,o1 rror on, % ror,,. II c,rr,.
;pg which wo A., oIwdvs srro TO bo
called. Adlirg 70 al tiis tbo Iotborov
that norv,1o1 onr r,nI,s :, il not =
wonder thc minority Of tbo opno.;f;or
only tootoJ nm tbo ic.ion;io,,t count
Of c;ou Lyu,Jr,5 oodoIJ votcsa To
mako # tbo mora ,d;.,rooti,o thoir
c,ndidoto was q n,tiva If pb;Iad,Inhi,
onJ no,rr,u, a,tiF,oo. R,iroaJ i,
policy, TINS tbi. question was involved
anl sustained yi.,,rou4Iy bv the Eo.-
,,-u nort ,r r,a C,,to,s uo Loo,,,
vote in that section demonstrates.
Having our own County and Boronah
., critorion W, b,vo no o,us, for do,.
pondcncy Tn the C,pntv wo have
more th,n held ON, o,v, nron,rt;or-
srcIy rs the Gruro4 show Tbo rc.rlt
in oar B,rou2h show. III, extreme
las,ituIa q, tho nort Of r ,,rhIio,,.i,
the contest Her, tbo faoling Of don't-
c,re-ativenos. wor,jlv di.nlovcI
4 summing m solve. the problem of
their nineteen of q m,iorj+v in Marion
Tre'y-c'9V Republicans were not on
the election ground fam, hare dicl
since the Governors election. whilst
four will cover the number dqlinouant
on the other side. Thcir mo;or;tv
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Iris said that fraud has been dis
covered by which 5000 illegal Dem
ocratic votes were received in Philadel-
phis on Tuesday.
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JAS. +. SAYERs-Dsdr SRI see
by your paper Of this week what
purports to be 4 part ofa speech de-
livered by me in Allegheny Co., in
which | am reported TO have said
horsh things of the people Of Greene
Co., and have just the comments
Of the Messenger (on the report said to
be given in the Pittsburg Commercidl,)
which are gross and malignant and
would not be iustifable in honorable
warfare, even if | was correctly re-
ported. The excuse | offer for the
reporter is, that the meeting was held
on the side oft street where the
street cars were constantly passing and
repassing and there was much confus-
ion and noise and, presume, he could
not get in detail what | did say as, |
see by reference to the report not only
that part of the speech, but the main
portion Of it is garblcd, with q sentence
given here and there, which makes me
say in several instances what ] did
not say. | did not say word disre-
spcctCul Of any one or any community,
and do not know that | even mention
ed Greene Co.
! did likely refer to the Five Points
in joke, as IN evidence that modern
democracy finds its greatest strength
in communities whore there is the
most crime and the least intelligence,
Statistics abundant can be given to
prove this, but this,so FIR as crime and
gross ignorance are spoken of, could
not apply to Greene Co., and yet it
would be no slander,and should offend
no one. to say that the large majoritics
o,.,.o,, L,. ,.o,,, r., o,.,;,,. No G,;orJ .
ocLo i-n.o, g.. r,o I,.4 c,n. ,.,on.
,,onIJ inJi.,to Iot l,o ,ort,. ,,.I,o
noro t,or, vos NOT nro,arI,. inc,rmoI
T l,non, n.bo+ oqart, ho, ho,n n,,ln
TO so1nco fbo lc,1ino 1rnion Nron Of
,,rr O. Nv. tho nr,r or oGfoo and
. ,,,,,.o. o,,l La... c,;hcJ n.'...,,,,
i,otfor bo. hoon to Il. nrirc;nros
or,;r.4 A., fila or onn,s;tion tbon
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PrrTsBuRG proposes to buy all its
bridges for million and a half of dol
lars, and to open them to the public
without toll.
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lie was satisfied that he was ON the
side he had always voted on, and that
he was still following in the ranks of
his party.
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TIE different corporations of AL
legheny county gave majority of 2Ss
against the consolidation scheme at the
recent election.
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The Radicals Iaye defeated the
conservativfsin Omaha, their strong
hold in the new State, by two hundred
and 6tly majority.
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The figures on the right are the maiorltcs for
both candidates at the recent election, 50 far rs
the returns have been obtained. Those marked
thus are not official.
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rR-Tor Nou-Hctcn:jon Of Ercoruru-
cnce Of Urine. irritation, inflammation, or ulccr-
ntion Of the bladder, or kidneys, diseases Of tho
PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel or bricI; dust deposits and all diseases Of
the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings.
T'sE IIETMB0hD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcgU-
3;l3, G-eOwly
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Ono has certainly elected Gen. Hays,
Republican, for Governor, by ma
.lority closely hugging $500.
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ton at issue between the two parties.
| 1t Is not pleasant toengage in account
ing for what is disaster, but it may
help us in future TO know that wher-
ever our friends confined themselves to
the real issues of the contest, there we
won handsome majorities. The result
shows that we are abundantly able to
poll every Republican vote when
Republican issues are preserved from
blending with side questions which are
not legitimate in a political contest,
and which can never be disposed Of by
a popular vote Of the people.
Our elements of strength have been
confused, not destroyed in Pennsyl-
vania, We have been injured by
local issues, in treating which fairly
Republicans always suffer, and out Of
which, by the trickcry peculiar to our
opponents, the Copperheads have
managed to draw temporary staenglh.
The power Of Republican principles is
as grand as ever. The Union had its
"Bull Rum" in which both parties
considered themselves whipped. The
election yesterday may be considered
in the light of Bull Run contest.
Oar opponents were as anxious after
the election was over, to crawl back to
their holes, rs were the rebels, after
the fight with Pope, in u hurry to get
back to their entertainments. While
we lost votes yesterday, we have gain
ed wisdom which will make us more
votes, before another October rolls
around, than we lost. We can profit
r by our disasters, If we are 50 minded.
$ We still have our honor and our prin-
! ciplcs--wo still represent the integrity
Of the Goycrnmcnt-we are still the
Union party opposed to traitors, and
a. such we are certain to triumph as is
justice sure always to prevail. The
right may be deferred, but it cannot
; be finally defeated. If this were not
, 50, there would be no God!
i"' -'c" 4 LorN lie'I'" lah'' inc
proper view OF the recent elections
, Wlieh1t says tnat "they 90 not denote
{ Democratic victories, but the Ropub-
t lican element Of the country has step
ped aside to rebuke its leaders, So
say we,observcs the Pitl5burg Go:e'ie.
The MASSES have grown tired of the
-
+ cn,nsi1nros nlocnd in noeition as the
> nionccr. Of thc nortv tTLov bolJ tC
6 the pofy with \ tonacitv crc,IitohIe to
Ithcir naficncc. and wero 10th to scvc,
, |thoir connection with i t;Il tbc lost
voatioo Of home far fho occomnlisbmant
: any viaor6us oction was done Bnt
tbc psrfv leaders will ow,l,e fo . CON-
soionsncss offbcir shorfcomings and
era many months roll oway ibo Re.
, nnblicons will h, cnnontai torolhc,
. In fho ono common hond which np;t,J
tbom Will, batflinr er fine narnntno.
} tion of our Union Providence ha.
i. been tind, showing the party then
J weakness before the great battle iol
the Presidency, and let ua improve by
e. the lc son youcisllcd the nation.
The New York TjH,,oo bIondlv a.
e sort4 that JUDGE Sbarswood is c)celc,
a TO the Sunrome Court Of PcnnsvIvanfo
e. oa we feared he wonId he. and wo bc
t liovc This tbc evlont of tho Domocroti.
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9ew advertisements.

WM, BISGuAM, JR,, 81 EYfh Street, Pitts
orrgh, Is The authorized agent for the RRrusLIcAs;
IN that city - ,
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Eleetion Returns OF 1895.

subloined win be found n table Of election re-
turns for Governor giving the official vote OF
each county in the State The table will be
found useful for comparison;
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR ~ 1879.
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ta-shattered Consultations Restored ~
Helmbolds Extract Buchu. 8,l3,G-eowly.

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journals show that there has been ins
tense excitement all over the Sohth to
hear the returns from Ohio and PENN
sylvania.
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OFFICIAL RETURN OF GREENE C0rS-
TY, PA, FO2 EEEtTlON HELD OCr.,
\, 1867.
supreme Judge, Assembly.
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ETrImbeid'- Concentrated Extract
BUCHU. Is the Great Duretc.
HELMHoLBs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAgsAPA-
RGILA,
Is The Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules Of Phsr-
macy and Chemistry, and are the most active
that can be made. 3;lSoow-ly.
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For the RETUnLtCAN.
LETTER FROM MD. LAWHESCE-HE
EXPLAINS IIIMsE1E.