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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
Grants Likeness.

Mr.. A. 6 Sharp, Of Chattanooga, has oaf thanks
Tor an excellent eleclrotype plate likeness Of Gen
Grant, which We last week placed At our masthead.
The sight of Grant surrounded, ss represented in
the likeness ly implements Of the means BY which
he pat down she rebellion, is Of itself enough to
irightan Demoersi and traitor ont Of bis boots
Many Of us have heard the story Of The effect upon
the Englshman, Just after The war Of &c, produced
by looking st wsshington's picture. The same VIII
be TIE fright and effect produced on q CoPpeFhead
ho bsholds the noble Features Of oar great cap
tain
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
Battle In Marshall County.

The papers give the particulars Of a reg
dlar battle in Marshall county between the
colored people and the Ku-Klux Khan, in
which the colored people were victorious.
The white rufians commenced the attack
ard several of them are said to have been
wounded
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
DECISIONS OF FHg SUPREME COURT
sEownsviIIs. Tsnns..es. 49,. Zee.
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'O.- HsaasrY "a L AaslilI..II 81

- A+-AA-EA ena LAAA4LAAE l1la+@AF
Ihs action hsra il 1sbt brolzhs b joseph a. 6aF35
Adminstratsr Ct fosobh Gsrfaes. dseelsei uFen .s.
judgments recovered b the dsctsnl GardseI % 20
before Jzstes Of ihe Peace, agsssf FELIX hasaasg
cthek sah n Which ildg 2rEtf Tor s3a1 anl -F,-
81 Which LaltJatts aldare3 vas ire sfayef.
Iha a.feDduut 4FnsuFs % the declaration, ana atl
causes o. denarrer let, That action o. dt1t ~ -
90 saeh iudgmsnf. %, That psofsFt vas nos ua4a %
j1dgmslts" go.
ssihsg eaass Cf0bseaoB Is well takes. ne aston y
VII 10 npop agmrH.0 jadzmsnt II etisI o. tll- 80
pffso1al reprt sentative has Choice q 1o ficl ~
vFs she judgment - che ts fseiss the olfr ta 500
erbt-l q p. los comgn's bis. Tts Debt p 2sTal'
Rep. ~.
aFanst ths saysf sef asEst she th- rlc pa co.,
at IL the lad sut stay % szeeFten j. 20 tAa lt--
% confession Of isdsnfeis and mo slayer bsesel
% the iudgmeHts aad is properly saabla ~ f
Profsrt d the original Psc-ss fof sn saempilcai
II IL not ssquifed By the raiss 81 30 ~
eomnaa law, nor - she statutory iau Of iual no
statutory Las vsriss iroR the commqn isF in
fsFt 10 fnrthar thai declared By he Aet OF ~ - ~
fNich and Car Dig y. 81 carried tnlo ne l,ie 49, &
gasanes made b. ths Act. -. that troft - sisa q
saSde u aasaslsa lnstru nants Whca efe %,
The Sstion Whsreas az the commga ltN aleh ~ PA
n0t rohslrsd to te shoNn b. uay q protest..
iH. An. nS1 "a t.eadon edltloe.l "a. sl.zs
nsssr-s NJ judrnssst q The ceari ses.r - ~. lss
fsu3tnt e pfskt EYER -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

The Fress AL Herald, Of ibis city. compares The
editors cf this paper to ia little animal kaovn a.
the aearaboHs which eevoies li life 70 he occups-
aor Of rolling and working in dung Aaer hand.
ling and rolling such bale Of 'dnng'as 3 a. Elem.
ins snd T B. Kirby, i were enough % make AZ,
gentieman look and smell ike TIE seayabaas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

The Portlsud Adrsrtssr ssys that Grants friends
deal IN elttering genefzlftes, but We don't think
that be hinself ever deai in any glttsring general
sbip.-Loaisritie JciaTsfHi
BE managed, however % take the glitter and the
starch from Lee and other Confederate generals
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
I'm EankrnnfeY.
I'm Bankruptcy
District Court Of TIE Uiltsa Stats for 'As Ess,srn D
Of Tennessee.
Ia the matter Of Robert cEaighead, BAnkruP1
Eastern District Of Tennessso,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT OK
the ieth day o. June ls6s a. warrant Of Bankrupiry
issued out Of the District Coar Of she United States M
said Dtrct against the estate Robert Craghva Of Kpo
vle IN the county q Knox IN said Dstrict sho has been
adj judged Bankrupt hisown petition that the payus
debts th- delivery Of any property Belonging 10
bankrupt bin, for his sud tbs any p
perty BY him, forbit~u b iag and that meet nr IN
creditors ofssd Bankrupt 70 prove their debts and IL
OF his estate will bald AZ
Court Of Bankruptcy. be holden once Of i,
Axis. In Ramseys Bio X. Gay street, Rockville Tn
uess-e before said Wism Akin, ESQ, Of Rrzaf
"a BsnkrDpioy District l7fh day Of rB
A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
z. MCDANIEL, Messenger
iune 2s-st and C. S. Marshal for said Disfri-.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
- Rnni,rnDfcY.
,istr1s Court Of the United ates for the Eastern ps
Of TsDaessse
In the matter Of wa. @ james, Bankrupt
Eastern District Of Tennessee, e..
liz. &c. n =. L ~, Nrnn,T r.r-

Aa-teEh ht-fhtlN % ArNHT---~ 80
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
on the i6 day Of June lss, warrant Of bankrupt,
wss issued ef District of the United si
for District Of TeDnesse against the estate
Wm Jsnles, he-county Of Campbell On said distr,
vi adudgsi bankrupt his petitiou thar -
payment any debts and this delivery Of any prtparfy h
longing snch bankrupt 10 him. for his use snfs ~
transfer or suY pro erty ~ hin, forbidden b. law ~
that merfing TeditoFs Of said Bankrupt 70 p-
their debts and sssign~ss OF bis ss
IN he hed ~ UsBFt ~ BANKRUPTCY 20 he hoiisu a. IN
Asce OF william Akin IA "RamseF's Block Gay 49,,
Knoxville Tenn-ssee heio said Van. Akin Esq Rszf
IN HankrHpfcy said District % the 18th day q Iuv
= - B. MCDANIEL, Mssssnrsr
june q "a and Q. s. Marshal for said District.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Ths wms conducted 'irieiy rfo"
~ casa s,sa an psPsr faoatHusd az fe epfrato" q
- Es M uhc s5 hare Bees paid sabser1oe1 wRl beHoea
r,,o wEEKs before nsr fsn ou and rle's be suispon
ns7oi De paps a b. as'9a'Hrsd IA e 'ais J''' '1eA
as an y - aare. Woch fr ne mail and yoHr
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
STRIKE on the II. & Q. r. R. Ended

LOUISVILLE, june 1S;-The strike having
ended, tie trains CO the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad are again running regularly on
the entire length ofthe road
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers lightning Fly-Killer
Cheap and destructive. Every sheet Wl ALL quart
Dont Be pestsred with lies =
Give the SHEET LIGHTNING and rest IN peHee ask
for DUItHERs, ant taks no other.
Sold etsTyTheTe. oHeAi-An
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

QNE BRIGHT BAY HORSE ABOrr
ss~en sr eixht years old wall nigh sixteen hass. ~
black mails ard txii vita white bind fest is ahl,s
90 the end OF hts noss With lump 10 BE len flank ann
hu szs 81 large goose egg with spoc< In bis right ~
SAMUEL WALKEk
naf.st Scott County, Tsup
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
PRorEssoa MAHoN, Of the United So

Money MAJ not always change hearts,
but it is continually changing hands.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
OHANOERY OOURT-KNOXVILLE

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTs.
John Lester Nicholas Cispp ct al.
THE DEFENDANT, JAMES META
BARGER, being nonresident Of Tennessee, stated
IN the bill 1t Is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Whig notifying the said
defendant appear before the Chancery Court al kno1v
the third Monday of July then and there TO maxi
defence the bl the viii be taken for confessed
him and and set for hearing paTte copy Of the
order june Gar pf5 D. A. BEADERICk, o. & NJ
Nancy J. Rodgers Joseph Rodgers.
THE DEFENDANT, JosEPH RoDGERs,
being nonresident Of this State. charged IN the
ordered that Publication be made for four
i've weeks in the Knoxville whig notifying the said defend
appear before the Ohaneery Court At Knoxville the
third Monday July then and there make defence
the BILL the VIII be taken for confessed and set for
hearing parts.
june 2i.4t p6 D.A. DEADEaIcK, o. m.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

otO A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
- ~ with my Patsns TooLs. prepay samples
nfringers. Ny circulars viii explain Ad-
dress A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, Vermont. tnnel04t
Z MPLOYMENT.-FROM S15 TO $50
H day guaranteed. Male agents wanted in
every town-deseriptive circulars FaEE. Address
epl Ism JANIS O. RAND Coz Biddsford Ne.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

bankrupt and Tusolvcnt Notices.
Notice s hereby given 10 Deputy MaFshss, Cierks aud
alhers fhai all Notices Bankruptcy and "nsclveDey
NUS BE- paid 10 advance Such Notices will be pub-
iistsd hereafter upioas accompanied hv ne cash.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
Removal OF United states Troops from
KueXFille.

The following official document explains
the cause of the removal of the company Of
United States soldiers lately stationed at
this place. Gen. Thomas could not have
done bis duty without removing these men
or correcting their bad conduct. He would
have been justified had he resorted to Sc
verer measures, but good citizens here
thank him for abating a nuisance and DO
ing what he has
HEADo'Rs DEPT. OF CUMBERLAND, !
Louisville, Ky, June s, 1868. !
Lieut.. j. s. Payne, 9th Cavalry, Nashville:
SIR I am directed by the Major General
commanding to inform you that be has care
fully examined the charges made against
Won by certain citizens of Knoxville, (the
substance of which was furnished you by
mvself,l and the report of the investigation
of them made by me- he is of the opinion
that you did not give proper attention to
vour command-that laXity of discipline
existed, which permitted your men to be
too much in town, and when there they APP
peared in an unsoidier- like manner-that
they rode their horses at a gallop as a gen
erai rule, and that the horses were not in
the condition they should be. Your admis
sion to me that you extended the power of
granting passes to your men to your Ser
geant, and my own observation of your
men running their horses, is sufficient for
the Major General commanding to form
this opinion without reference to any other
evidence furnished him.
In regard to the charges affecting your
associations and identifying yourself with
political assembiages, he has only to say
that you have used your right to hold and
express your political opinions in such
manner as to destroy your usefulness as an
officer in that locality.
An officer Of the army on duty in a com
munity violently excited and socially divi-
ded by political differences Of opinion,
should conduct himself so as to gain the re-
speet of all parties.
The Major General commanding deter
mines to remove the command from Knox
vile, and take no further action in the
matter. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ALFRED L. HoUGH,
Brevet Colonel and A. A. A. Gen.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
THE EAST TENNESSEE AND VIR-
4 GINIB Railroad Company have NEW THREsEiEa Ma
CHINE Of Geissr Price Co.'S make, which they will
on any espoBbe party wishing engage In the
business OF Threshing. For fell particulars apply TO
@. A. MoEUTT, Agent,
June 24-Im Knoxville, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
cONIuGALLoVE

AND THE HAPPINESS OF True AAEktASE
ESSAYS PoR YOUxs MIS the Errors, Abuses and Dis
which destroy the Manly Powers and create lPeo
rn1nts 10 MARRIAGE, With OF relief Sent 10
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia Pa, mayze-5m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
THR TRI.WEEKLY WING.

The drst number Of the TRI-W WEEKLY WHO viii
issue carly IN July, Immediately after the close Of
the Rebel Democratic Convention, in New York.
Tao time Is at hand when al who love their conn
Try should band together against fbe Democratic
Robel-Jacobns falsely styling themselves Coaser
r4t.uss To rescue the country from tho grasp Of
these evil-doers these arrogant workers Of mis-
chief and implscable haters Of the Unioa-will be
the mission Of tbis new paper looking 20 the peo
pie 70 close out the work in November next The
work Of this paper viii be TO expose the attempts Of
Old rebels and their new associstes to bolster up
bad cause by artfu means We shall talk out
plainly, and lay our sheet before the people eray
other KY.
TERMS.
Single copy one year s. 90
For six months, so
say The cash must accompany al orders, and
40 variation viii be made from these terms.
BRoWNLOW & HAWs,
June II, 1865 Publishers, &C.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
~ BANKRUPTCY
IN BAN khU FICIs
In the District Court Of ghs United States Tor The ~
Distrct Of Tennessee.
II the matter Of Robert P Hamlltona esnzruof
Esst-rp Dlstrfct u Tsuur SAGE a.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THl1

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
on the 18th day OF June, isss, I'm Bankrru,
was issued CT The insrict courI o. the United s.
for said District against the ssats Of Robert p Hmt,
In the eounty Hawsins, IN said District who b,,
Rdiudged Bankrupt on his own petition That M,
payment Of any debts ard delivery OF Dronrty II
longing such bankrupt. him or Tor his uss and b.
transfer CT any property by him, are forbidden by lu
that meeting the creditors OF said bankrupt % B-
their debts and choose assguees Of h e
will held Court Of Bankruptcy, % D. holden a. ~
court house Rogpisville IN said District before Dol
Dewey Esq, Of the Registers In Bankruptcy for
District the 10Th day Of July, A. D. ls6s, At oef
p n. B. MoDANEEL, Messenger
June "A 2t and Q. s. Marshal for said D.yt-i.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
N0rthKeStern Rallroad.

The following correspondence viii explain itself
NASHVILLE, TEEE, June II, 1868.
We the undersigned, hereby authorize the bearer,
Henry Aderhod, to wait on his EKcellsncy, Gov
ernor W. G. BroBnlow, on behalf Of the employees
Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, nov
on strike, with view to explain the actual eondi-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
WARM SPRINGS

MADISON. CCbU y i Z n. 9
J. n. RUMBoUeH. Proprietor.
This CELEBRATED WATERING
Place win be opened for the reception and scoouuol
tion Of guests the 18th u lune.
Tho Wara Springs ars situated twenty-five miiss f.-
Grsenevs Trnu-ss-e, the East Tennessee aud TIry
RsiroAa at which p0in and commodioua four 67--
coaches vii an readiness daily receive vstors an -
arrival OF tbs trainB The drive viii Be mad8 altogether ~
day time
Alter the LIST Of August the will run on Tia C,
natl Cumberland Gsp and Charleston Railroad from ~
town within fesn mia Of the Springs, and this di,
will be shortened daily The peratura Of the ator v
from ga 70 1889 FahTenheit. fuas 2tEt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
RRoNNLOW 3 HAWs. PublIshss.

Knoxville, Tenn. June %. 1858.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

Tor the benefit Of hity subscribers aided TO our
ist since the las. issue Of the WHO we viii repub-
liah TIE following
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COY. Banks Of Knoxville.

" u DIsO v y 70 ~
Governor of Tennssst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-27
Aunhden Reconcilinlion.

Ayear ago, Mr.. A. J. SWEENEY was
assailed by the Radical organ Of this
city, and charged with certain acts not
entirely compatible with the character
ofa faithful officer AID proper man.
The charges, if false, amply justified
the Mayor in seeking personal or legal
redress, and many persons expected him
to avail himself of one of these modes oi
settlement. Had they been true, lie
sould not have acquiesced more quietly
than he has.
To-day We find him running under
the general direct ion of the very paper
which year ago assailed him SO bitter
". When the Mtelligencer called upon
"mslerate" Democrats to join hands
with tho Radicals for the defeat OF oui
nominees, people hardly expected Mayor
SWEENEY te respond to such call from
such a source. Much less did they ex'
pect him to he the first man to respond,
and the only man to respond. Bnt soft
is. The lion and the lamb have lain
down together, and before midnight
they will be so dOcile that child car
lead them,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-27
West Virginia Legislature
SATURDAY, January %.
SENATE,

There was not much done in this
body to-day, the principal business be-
ing confined to hearing reports from
standing committees, and the offering
of resolutions.
The committe on Finance and Claims
reported in favor of increasing the pay
of grand and petit jurors.
The committee on Military Affairs re-
ported in favor of appointing a record
clerk in the Adjutant Generals office.
Mr.. YOUNG offered resolution that
committee of five on Temperance lie
appointed. Agreed to.
4 resolution was offered instructing
the committee Oh Internal Improve.
ments to inquire into the expediency OF
appropriating $1,000 for building a
bridge in Wetzel cousty. Agreed to.
Mr.. DRUMMOND, offered resolution
that the commirtee on Judiciary inquire
into the privileges of the Homestead
law. Agreed to.
Mr.. HOKE offered resolution that
the committee on Finance and Claims
inquire into the expsdiency of changing
the law in relation to the collecting
of school taxes. Agreed to.
Mr.. HOKE, on leave, offered bill, in
relation to giving both the counties OF
Grant and Hardy delegate. He said
that Grant county had elected the dele.
gate for the last two sessions of the Leg
islature, and that the object of his bill
was to remedy that. Referred to com
mittee on Judiciary.
The bill to refund certain taxes to sol
diers who enlisted prior to January lst,
1854, was ordered to be printed.
The committee on Military Claims re
commend the passage of bill authoriz-
ing the Adjutsnt General to pay asum not
exceeding $500 in the employment OF
Record Clerks. Engrossed and read q
third time.
There being no other business TO Oc'
cupy the attention of the Senate, Mr.
IDRUMMOND presented communica'
tion from the citizens of Upshur County
in relation to certain reports regarding
tho character of Senator FARMS
WORTH, and his connection with tbs
Hospital and Insane Asylum Of West
Virginia. The communication rebukeo
the reports as vile ISLANDERS on his char
aeter.
On motion of Mr.. FARNSWORTH the
communication was referred to the com
mittee appointed to examine into the
management and conduct Of the Hospi
| tai and Insane Asylum.
Senate adjourned. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-27
Workin the shop.

Every good farmer should provide
himself with q comfortable workshop,
where he may occupy his time profita-
bly, on stormy days, in repairing tools
aud fitting them for next summers cam
paign. His collection of tools may be
few or many-a saw, hammer, mallet
and two or three chissls, square, pin
GERS and few gimlets will enable him
to do much useful repairing. But if he
prefers to be better supplied, and to do
more of his own work in the shape of
manufacturing, he should have q COM
plete carpenters chest-to be kept un-
der lock. Paint and brushes should
not be omitted. The cheapest paint,
and one which is moro durable at the
samo time than common paint, is crude
petroleum with a small intermiXture of
some cheap ochre. Even dry, pulyerized
and sifted clay will be fonnd to answer
good purpose when mixed with the
oil and applied rather thiDly over the
surface Of the wood. For hard wood
tools, such az plows, harrOws, cultiva-
tors, rakcs, shOvels, &c, the light pc
tTleum is best and penetrates deeper in
to the pores; but furniture made OF
pine, Eastwood or ether porous mater
ial, where distincr ontSide paint is de-
sirable, may be conveniently coated
with ochre or other material mixed
with the heavy oil. Those who look
over their whole list Of tools and ma
chimes, clean them off thoroughly after
summer use. repair every part requiring
it, and paint them up well, will be ad-
mirsbly prepared to enter on the labors
Of another season. At the same time
their implements will last very much
longer and cost less money.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-27
Special Relief Petitions

On last Friday we yentured some re-
marks in regard to the efforts now
making by the Radicals to procure ap-
plications from rebel attorneys for spe-
cial relief as regards the Lawyers Test
Oath. Our cotemporary has seen proper
to apply those remarks, specially, to
A. +. RAYMOND, Esq, q gentleman
whom he seems inclined to patronize.
We are made to say that Mr.. HAYMoND's
application, and others of like charac-
ter, are distasteful to us by reason Of
their probable effect upon Democratic
prospects. We are held to claim that
if lawyers of that class can be bought
ints the Radical party, the Democracy
win be greatly the loser thereby, and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-27
AChaice CombinnIion.

We observe that Messrs. A. J. SWEENEY
and S. MCDONALD arc running upon the
same ticket in the First Ward. We pre-
sumo from this that Mr.. SWEENEY pre-
fers Mr.. MCDONALD to the regular Demo
cratic nominee for City Sergeant.
If he has objections to that nominee
he should have made them known at
the Convention. His own vote woald
have nomi mated another man. He re-
fused to act, although present and q
delegate, and allowed four delegates to
east the entire vote OF the First Ward
Of these delegates but one voted for
Mr.. SCARBRoUGH, giving him one
fourth Of the Ward vote. Had Mr.
SWEENEY seen proper he could have
given Mr.. SCARBROUGu two-6fths ol
that vote, thus secured his nomination
Here are the tignres: Mr.. SCAR
BROUGH received siX hundred xnt
eighteen votes, or thirty-nine less than
4 majority Of the entire Democratic
vote of the city for the Msyoralty. o.
these he received from the First Ward
sixty-seven votes, or one-fourth Of the
entire Ward, which was two hundred
and sixty-eight. Had Mr.. SWEENEY
voted, he could have cast one-fifth o.
the Ward, or iifty.three and three-fftf
votes, for Mr. SCARBRoUGH. These, ad.
ded TO the vote of the other SCARBROUGH
delegate, would have given that candi
date two-tifths of the entire Ward, in
stead of One-fourth, 50 that he would
have received from the First Ward ont
hundred aud seven votes, instead o.
sixty-seven. This would have nomi
mated him, for il would have made hi!
entire vote six hundred and fifty-eight
and it required six hundred and fifty
seven to nominate, the entire party vote
in the city being estimated at thirteer
hundred and twelve. Why Nr. SwEE
MY should bolt Mr.. SHANLEY's nomi
nation and run with MCDONALD wber
he could have prevented that nomins
tion, We cannot tell.
Can 1t be possible that lie aided SHAN
IHY's nomination, thinking that b,
would not be so formidable as SCAR
BROUGHT We give him tho benefit O.
the suggestion, and would also give him
the benefit of the doubt, if we could Sc,
our way perfectly clear to a doubt il
the case.
As the matter stands, he appears t,
have beaten ScARBRoUGH in the Con
vention, and would now beat the nomi
nee in the field,