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Middletown transcript., 1868-01-25

Our friends, II. Vanderford Son, have issued
very neat and well-arranged paper, called the
: MidAefoTn Transcript" at Middletown, Della.
ware. They are well versed in the business Of
making an interesting paper, and we wish them
rough Gazette, Nd
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-25

NEW PApEa.-We have received two numbers
OF a new weekly paper, published at Middletown.
Del, by Henry and VIM. II. Vanderford, called
the p" Middiaosoa Transcript" 1t is conservative
connected with the Ctca Democrat at Elkton.-
Rem Aecs.
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-25

E"- ALL WE ASK IS TRIAL, AND SHOW
GOODS WITH GREAT PLEASURE. .1sS
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-25

MiDDLETows TRAEscRIPT. This Is. the title of a
new paper, the publication of which was com
menced january 4th at Middletown, Del, by
Henry and VIM. II. Vanderford. II is a nice
looking paper, well tilled with interesting read
ing matter. We wish the Traascri,a suceess, =
Clayton Herald.
Middletown transcript., 1868-01-25

We have received two numbers Of the new ma.
per started at tMiddletown, the lMiddletorn 7far-
script. 1t is neat-looking paper, and we think
i viii be well received. lis politics is to be a
Democratic conservatism, IA bad kind. Snc-
cess to you, Messrs Vanderfofd .-Savy,,a Tiu,es.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
aearria nsbsls penoraIiEed.


The victory of the Republicans IL
Georgia has already worked wonders
among their opponents. The Au-
gusts Chro1icles e aieh for months past
ard up to the day that the Fesalt was
known. bad denounced the Republican
candidates as 'seallaWags. carpet
baRgeFs, &C.. and had threatened dire
vtng, anee against Yankees and their
supporters, black and white, Is now
as mild as a sucking dove. Oo Sunday
last it published an article Of over q
column IN length, entitled, Charity
aud r'OFbeaFaDce Demanded, and nj
led with soft words 10 relation TO the
men who voted the Republican ticket.
Nor is the Chronicle alone on this
change of base. The Augusta hepub-
lican says.
tits astonishing what 3 number OF
Republicans have turned up since the
resuit'ofthe election has bee0meknOWu
Itreminds us of the time. just after
the collapse of the COufederaey, when
Il was hard to find a man who bad not
always been, aud always intended TO
be, a UaiOu man. Prominent mem
bers Of the Republican party are now
daily receiving scores Of letters beg
giug for their influence in the pro-
curemsut Of Office for the writer's. No
less than eight letters ofthis kind have
been received By one gentleman from
a county which Is said to have cast
but three white votes for the COnstl-
tuition and the constitutional eandI-
date. If this demonstrates nothing
else, it at least proves that success Is q
great modifier of men s opinions.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The Voice Of Oxford.


The Miami Student, published by the
undergraduates of n ami University az
OXforgi, says in RELATION 10 the accent
disifdHchis, ny ediet of the ONO Leg1s-
lature:
When bloody hands were raised
against the lIfs Of tie nation, thousands
OF young iuPn, the pride and hope
Tli mobit- State. rushed to he rescue
Many of them fell on the isld Of batb 9.
Many wers starved and tortured 10
death in rebel prisons. II is true, also,
afler the war was brought to success
ful termination, many were hOutsra 0ly
discharged and returned 10 heir homes.
"a large number Of those young men,
sumo Of them maimed, are now atiend-
ing the o,,tlrgps aud universities of our
Stale. Perhaps in pFDp0rJlt3H 10 the
nun Der of Students, the soldier eie-
ment is as we'll represented in Mia mi
University as at any OF our sister IliatI-
tublons. These young meH are all dis
frAmehissd to-day. We would say no
more. The passage of the bill is only a
prac5 icsiI demonstration of what WAS
uusuc0essfully attempted few years
aUn, when the same men were in the
field. It isthe duty of every student
and of every good citizen TO obey the
law strictly to the letter, but at the
Same time To Use al hOnora bic means
10 have 10 repealed by the next Legisia-
tiire. III possible. The resolutions
adopted by the students of the varit "
colleges, ex pressing their disspprOba-
tion Of the law, and published in the
leading Journals thrs .ughOuG the State,
are no doubt heartily approved by the
students Of BETauTf 2 Erversirzrs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15


A bin, said to have been drawn by
Mr.. Thurman, has been introduced in
the Legislature BY Mr.. Rex aud will
doubtless pass both Houses by a parl y
vote, the design Of which is to prevent
any case invoking the econsttlntIonalitA
of the laws disfranchising students,
soldiers aud visible adTuixtures from
being Al 3udieated by the Supreme Court
priur to the autumn elections. The fac
ton eontrulliug the Legislature knows
very we'll that the result Of such an
adjudication would be to set aside these
infamous ena6tnents as eh;ir~1y at va
rance with the constitution of the State
and hence the desire to save it of un-
til after these measures shall have as
sisted the Democracy in the next cleo
tton,f'r which purpose they were chief
" enacted. Cases involving the constf-
tutionality of some of these laws are
now being brought up from interior
courts and without legislative interfer-
ence would reach the Supreme Courl
in ample time for review aud decision
by that tribunal prior to the election
bus dare not abide this test of thpir
odious legislation. Always pratinp
about the constitution and their hdeliry
to its letter and spirit, they neverthe.
less dare not risk the judgment of the
only tribunal competent to adiudge
the eonstitutionalItyof their measures
And by the same beautiful consistency
they claim for johnson abe divine righr
to violate the laws he has sworn to ex-
ecute In order to test their constitution
atty. And this suggests the Inquiry
whether privileges Of this kind may
not belong to the private citizen as. well
as to the national executive? johnson
has sworn to take care that the laws o.
the land are executed, but no student
soldier or visible admixture has sworn,
so far as we are aware, TO obey the laws
robhing them Of their franchise. Wby
not then take the cue from johnson and
violate these laws just TO contest their
constituiionality? The Democracy virtu-
ally give up the case in refusing to have
it go before the court, and this affords a
very fair excuse for trying the new
Democratic method Of testing wbe,he,
laws are constitutional. The bin Of Mr.
Rex may close the courts against ih,
disfranchised classes, but there still re.
mains the remedy so siQuaIIv ilIustra.
ted by johnson and advocated BY III,
whole Democratic party.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

denee IN the county, township or ward
being Of general nature must be uniform
in its application throughout the State.
The law has no right to step in and
prescribe one time Of residence for one
class Of voters and anOthsr time for
another lass. The frsmers Of the consti-
tuition in fixing one year as the time ne
eessary for maturing residence in the
State evidently meant that a less time
should be sufficient for gaining a resi-
dence in the county and townships, and
every Legislature under the constitution
has 50 construed it. But the present Leg
islafure, transCsnding al the bounds OF
-deeeney and Law, ,eBaCts that persons at
tending school shall not gaIn resi-
dencs in the county or township no
matter how long they stay. The CON
stitutiOn declares that aftsra yea. s resi-
denes in the State students having the
other legal qualifications shall be eDfi-
sled 30 vote. Ths Democratic Legisla
ture takes issne with the constitution
and s. hey shall not be entitled 20
va then closes against them all
In the courts for this fnGamOu 8
.alalasiou Of the organic Law Of the
slateI An outrage 30 hagrant reaches
beyond the aph legislation and
partakss OF the re Of revolutionary
straf5eem and mob violence. It not
only strikes down the rights Of the
ciIizans but puts the DEGREES Of an &C
cidental caucus above tho constitution
snd bsvond the reach OF the courts. III
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The Vice Presidency.

The New Bedford (Mass.) Standard
prefers Senator Wilson for the Vice
Presidential nomination. Its second
choice is Colfax. Fne Minneapolis
(Minu. Tribune Prefers Colfaz. Tt
says
The main objection to Colfax is that
he resides in the neighb0ring State to
hatwhich Gen. Grant claims as his
home. This might have been valid OBJ
iectionyears ag0, but the nation has
groWnWanderfully homogeneous within
the last few years. The communication
and intercourse between the State s
have became so rapid and constant
and our interests and feeling have be-
come SO interviewer and so much in
comm n, that the ol6ency nowadays
Is TO lOOG upon men, not as eltlzlns
merely of States, but Of the Republic.
Mr. Colfax is a throughly national
man-a man TO whom Indiana has no
exclusive claim, but one who il known
in every corner of the Republic, and
trusted by the people irrespective OF
State and county lines. We do not
believe that sectional pre- judioe is, OF
can be, made strong enough to break
down the claims Of fitness and avail
ability"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The MstAodist EpiseopaI Church.

The n. Z. Methodist, the able advo-
cate of Lay Representation 10 the
Methodist Church. claims that the
MeahOdist Episcopal Church hasgrOWu
60 be the largest Of all Protestant de-
nominations Of the country. aud Ouesoi
the prominent branches Of PrOtsstan-
tism thrOughaue che WoTld.
The following are the figures for the
United States Methodist Eplsc9pal
Church exclusive the India, Ger
man aud Liberia Mission Conferences(
1 1-139 O96 Methodist Episcopal
Church, South (1860), 757. .205: AmerI-
can Wesleyan Methodist. 200O0 the
Methodist" Church, 50O98; Protes-
'ant Methodist lin the Southern
States), 10000; African Methods.
Episcopal Church, 200 COO African
Methodist Epicopal Zion Church. 50,-
900 Free Methodist, 4 800 PEim,
tive MethOdisfs, ,-; Evangelical
Association Exclusive Of the Ger
many Conferences 81, 226.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Can To Soldiers And Sailors.


WASHINGTON, MAY 6. .
10 The Soldiers and Sailors of The
Country :
COMRADES The National Execu-
tive Oommltfee again call your atten-
tion to the-imp0Ftance Of having eve'y
State Fu IL represented at the National
Conventi0n, to be held at Chicago, on
the 18th Instant, in response to the
call already issued for delibeFatiDn up
on national questions and the selection
of a standard bearer for the coming
Presidential campaign.
Treason defeated in the field must
not rule at the ballot box.
Opposed to you are engaged the late
Confederate army of the South and
their more treaeheFous allies, the Cop
perheads of the North.
They conf Iintly seek to distract and
divide the friends of the Union.
But yesterday they were using the
bullet to overthrow the Government
to-day they are using the ballot to con
troll it.
They fought to keep the rebellious
States out OF the Union they are now
voting to accomplish the same results.
They would make loyalty a crime
and treason respectable.
They would dishoBOr the loyal liv-
ing and make Infamous the memory OF
tbs patriot dead.
They have organized midnight clans
and made assassination a trade.
They have revived the spirit of re-
belliOn and renewed its atrocities and
crimes.
Those nemies of the country in the
North who are re ady to clasp the hands
of the unTepentant rebels Ia in the
South are the men who persistently
opDosed you during the war.
They discouraged enlistments, leav-
ing you unsupported IN the most try
ing exigeucies. They lihelad the ma
ti0nal credit that they might diminish
the sinews of war and subject you to
privations and hardzhips. As mobs
they fought against yOuin our streets
diveTtiBg the troops needed In the field
tn watch aud restrain their pl0ttiDgs.
They have closed the door Of the pub
lie office againstthe wounded soldier
and opened it to scurvy politicians.
Comrade you are the victims OF
these malikn and treaeherous iDhu-
eBces yours is the power to correct
/ them.
Let bNb SdLub SNlFlb AilAl EutuG0 yOu
in the war counsel you in peace.
/ We urge upon you unity and action.
/ The loyal strength ofthe nation must
move and act Wild unbroken columns.
aud newer victories will reward the
same cause for which yon have made
so many sacrifices.
Answer the rJll-eall at ChIcaRol
By order Of the Soldiers ond Sailors
National Executive Committee.
W8. s. MORSE, President.
WILL. A. SHORT, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
stTsWFowars


The soth day Of May has been desig-
mated by Gen, Logan, coinnlanding the
Grand Army Of the Republic, for tht
purpose Of strewtng with flowers o.
Otherwise decorating the graves of the
soldiers who dled in defense of them
country during The late rebellion. II IL
the purpose t0 inaugurate this obsar
vance wi h the hope that it wiu be KEEP
up from year 10 year. While the South
ern people studiously preserve the Gus
tom Of annual decoration Of the grave,
Of The lallen Ccntderates il certainly
cannot be too much 10 hnpe that equal
resRect viii be paid to the memory o.
the Union dead. We hope a ceremony
so beautiful and appropriate may nol
be rejected,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Tha Baam and tbe Mote.

Amid the general rejoicing over the
English triumph in AbN sslnia, one lit
lie detail Of news seems tn have esGap ped
Comment. This Is the fact that imme-
diaGaIy upon the taking of the fortress
Of Maglala, the Eng i~h sOldierss' hrst
i hOugnt and act were to under the
treasIIre-chau Der Of the defeated mo-
uaroh. The rh'i aiY critics Of Great
Britain were very severe upon some of
our generals dur5n the rebellion, for
y hat they called the "freeb0WIug IL
esuse7 allowed to the soldiers in p 'un-
dertng and destroying the property Of
the r. beiss
Ofcourse, however, It is within the
StriofpsG rules of enlightened warfare,
acc riding to these English critics, to
rob the heirs of dead rheOlnrus OF their
comparatively paitTy treasures For
these are distant heathPns, not dOmes-
tic rebels. and were detsuding theme
selves REa,ns6 an invader, not treasOn-
ably. .endeavoting to ruin the common
cuuntry.-N. Y. Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

No LAW TO ADJOURN.-It is now
said, IN excuse for the Legislature that
II can't adjOuru-it don't know how to
adiourn-there is no law requiring an
adiourum n there is no standing com
mittee on adjuurBment-theFe is no
one able to draft bill providing for
an adiOurnment-fhere is no preee-
dent for such a bill-Jeweft looks as
he had consulted Divine Providence
nn the subject, and he aud Divine
Providence had decided that it could
not be dnDe-Bawl says any man who
will assert that there is any law in
Swan & Critehfeld for adjournment, is
musical Instrument and the son of a
female dog. and he can whip any such
man, here or elsewhere. Meanwhile the
Legislature continues vigorous to not
adjourn C0LlInsBsts journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

PETITION RJECTED.-Our Copper
head Leg azure has been In session
one hundred aud twenty three mortal
days, at b c0st TO the people of the STATE
0f nearly one hundred and ffty th"uS-
aud dollars, and is now prelonRiug the
session with ri cause at d ely Sd Oi
rwpIve hundred dollars. On Wed. es-
clay, a petition, signed BY many citi.
zans Of Lorain cn0n v, resp. effulIy
asking the Legislature to adj Hfn 'tfOl
the go0d Of the couuty'' was offered By
6r. Dickson. and afier two hours ne
bate was rejected Ivy 81 party v,,te. Thus
the Democratic IN j lriJy have addpd
another 10 their list Of crimes. bE deny
ing the people the eOustftu utiunal rig hg iC
p-6lEIon the Z gi-IaF ure. Let il be re-
corded g-lSst1s0igsk.y Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

The constitution Of Ohio contains the
following provision
"Fvery white male citizen of the Uni
ted States, of the age of twPnty-nnp
years, who shall have been q resident Of
the state ONE YEAR preceding the cleo
tiun, and Of The county, township or
ward IN whtrh he reside g, such time as
may he provided by law, shall have
the qualifications Of an PlrctOr, and be
entitled 10 vote az all elections"
Another clause of the constitution
provides that;
s'AIi laws Of n general nature, shall
have uniform operation throughout
the State"
The application of these two clauses
to the new law regulating the voting
ofstudents We think renders the un-
constitutionality of that measure per-
fectly clear: FIRST, it is provided that
all white male citizens twenty-one
years Of age and residents of the State
for one year prior 10 the election and OF
the county, townships or ward such
time as may be prescribed by law shat
cote at all elections. Secondly, the law
which shall prescribe the time Of resi-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
The Soldiers Convention at chicago

a general invitation Is extended ia
all soldiers and sailors in the state t.
attend the National Soldiers Cunven-
tion at Chicago next Tuesday 19th
inst,l A committees, Of which Gen. b.
F. Potts is ehRirinans has been appoint
cd to provide Headquarters for tht
Ohio delegation, and it is believed thai
half fare railroad tickets can be pr0yi-
dsd for all who viii attend. All dele
gates should repoFs 60 the committee on
their arrival in Chicago. The greal
battle ofEhe Republic is about to open.
Lst the veterans rally dr0and theil
standard. eo tlH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

The Democratic members Of the
Legislature have decided in j jint eau
Gus aot % adjourn that body until
Monday next, and not then unless cir
eumstanees" were. extremely faVora-
bles Hints Of hostile intentions 10
ward Congress in case Of tn uble grow.
ing out Of johnson S removal have
been freely given, both publicly and
privately, as the reason for prolong
ing the session.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

HALE FAIR 10 CRToAGo.-Arrange
meuts have been made whereby half
fare tickets over the g, @. & I @.
RailWag. eau be obtained by al wish
ing TO astead ths fational ConventioD
at Chieagoi 4he tickets W5li p gsPd
from Saturday. May 18th 70 Saturday
May 23d, inclusive, and viii cost for
he round trip SIl,45. They may be
obtained at the company 3 ticket Office
ia Columbus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

THE WHITE TICKET LAw.-The Xe-
mia Torchlight finds a reason for the
slemIiObnsou law requiring all ballots
Co be. printed on white pnper Il has
b-come 50 disrepniahle 10 roie the
Democratic ticket in this country thai
the OHIO Legislature has p ,ssed a law
requiring all ballots to be ON plain
v hite paper, SO that Democratic voter
may not be distinguished from a Re-
u6 lean. Under this arrangement
Democrats hope To be able o perpetrale @
their iniquiiies at the pu1s, aud yet
pass in the community for respectable
citizens.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

In the trial Of General Cole for the
murder of Hiscnek at Albany, on the
groHrd 0f adultery with his wife, the
markable statement that "within The
last two hundred years no man has
been punished by any court of justice,
either in his country or in England,
Tor shooting the spducer of his wife, his
daughter,Or his sister, when hat motive
7rnd that alone has prompted the fatal
blow"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

Lord Brougham, England's great
6ratorand statesmau. died at his ooun-
try seat near Cannes. France. on Sat
urdag, The 9th inst. He was born At
EdinburRin l778and had consequently
reached the ripe age Of ninety years.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15

Whatever may be the end Of man,
6heFs can De no uou0B- vRbsn- -Wa- see
those long trains gracefully sweeping
the floors and roads, that the end Of
woman is-"Dust. +"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
REEUBLI0AE - IIgEET.

Ths eI. Ction iu Florida has resulted
in the adoption OF the loyal constitution
and the triumph Of the Republican
ticket.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Building Lots for Sale.

T7XCELLENT BUILnING LOTS ON FRANKLIN
~ and Wusiin { n { eeis. LuJs on Franklin
Iett. Los NHshiDRmRtou Street. AFO
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-15
Administrators Notice.

RTOTTCE is hereby given that the under
in signed has been duly appointed and
qualified ~ Administrator ofthe Estate OF
Richard Mcclure, deceased, late Of DelR-
ware County. Ohio. All persons interested
will govern themselves accord tngiv.
ROBERT MCCLURE,
Mayl5, '5s-stt Admlnistrator