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The DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM bava no
seen shorter and more comprehensive crit;
clsm on the Democratic Platform than tho fol
lowing from the Nation, an independent pane,
published in New York:
The platform of the Democratic nort,, :.
nearly as good as the Republicans couId bavo
desired. 1t gives up Slavery and Secession
th"ugn this cannot be called ANYTHING vcrv ra'
marKabie considered as a concession. II do.
mands the immediate restoration of tbc Sontb-
ern States, which is not a very dreadful no.
Hulrement, as they are all in but three and
tnese are coming. 1t calls for the payment of
IL |le Gh!teG states bonds in lawful money Of
:no onlIcu otateS and for the taxation of the
interest, as II 1t was not already taxo1 or -
other words, advocates reputation the no. ~
est OF ways. In relation to the tariff tho onI,,
thlng remarkable in the platform is that +
calS Iqr incidental protection" which il an
open abandonment Of the old Democrot;c nnl
hitI'n. IAt -tI resolution is entirely given m mn
70 abuse Of the Republicans, and ends ;p n
aI1rmlng the right Of the several States to ra-
gun tNe-'i '-' a. the Republican platform
j! striking feature of the
@:Io'c 10 Inc dehunclatIon Of the Reconstruc-
ZION ac's as unconstitutional and void" Il
"ould, altogether, have been difficult for tbo
party to take up position more satisfactorv
70 the republicans. There is nothing left what,
ever not VeStige even, of the old Democratic
party IN the platform 1t has NOT ONLY declaroJ
once more against the war and its conSconennos
I2I but has laid aside all the old party pl}nrinIes
i ne only new principle it produces to take
their place Is, the right and duty of the nation
to cheat Its creditors. IF party can now bo
iounded on this, or can escape defeat ON tbiS
u VIII certainly be cOmical as we'll as traoicoi
termination to the greatstruggle for the Union
IHE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT. The Four-
teenth Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States has been ratified and is now
part of the organic law. On the 18th tbo
President transmitted to Congress letter from
Secretary Seward, announcing the ratification
OF this amendment by the Legislatures of
sWenty-three Northern States including Ten
nessee, as follows: Connecticut Tennessee
New Jersey, Oregon, New York, Rhode Is.
lrnd, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont West
Virginia, Kansas Missouri, Wisconsin. Niobi.
gan' Massachusetts,, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio. I'LL
nois. Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada. Ne
praska, and also, the Secretary says, by Legis. |
iatures and Governors assuming to represent
fhe states of Arkansas, North Carolina, and
Fiorida' making twenty-six, To the foregoing
twenty-siE should be added Louisiana, South
Carolina, and Alabama, Legislatures that have
Fanaed the amendment but official notifca-
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LINES Is published every Wednesday afternoon Iy
JOSEPH H. HOTTIE Editor and Pr,pri,tor II S,nyr,
Delaware. - ''' 'i'''
tbsCRlPfl1R One $500 in al .aucc or s2jO if
not paid till the end of the year No paper
an arrears are pSl-ony at the option OF the Publisher
VIII be inserted At the of Seven Cents
"ne tor tie fFt nsrron subsequent insertions Tceand
@n"" ee''S liberal discount made quarterly selnan
nusi and yearly advertisers
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COL Thomas F. Bowie leading MARYLAND
democrat IN speech last Thursday evening
at the Headquarters of his party in Baltimore
used the following language
II there be any class Of men would soone,
tax, IL would be those men who furnished the
means j 70 carry on the most unhnly, wicked
nnli nnu true! war IN history. Applause.
Oeco"se | can read upon the face oftiese J0nG
a contribution to an unhOIy cu.d ioiched pur-
If the Colonel can't support the bonds how
can ne support the Blairs?
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. 1T is said that A. j. has his weather eve ont
Tor future Senatorship. lie will have to
move to Delaware, then. A good match for
Saulsbury!-N. Y HI5une. ''''''' -''
on no! Democrats here say they are willing
to give him credit for all the good he does
writing Vetoes. abusing Congress, opposing re-
construction, &c.--but as for voting for him
never. We don't think he's match for
SALISBURY. either, in the main point that dis
tinguishes that individual in the Senate; be-
sides, Salisbury is as much as we can stand
Don lntiict johnson upon us too. We would
be as bad off as the Democrats are with,Blair
on their ticket. Send him to Kentucky to
match Garrett Davis.
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xv.rs John Snow, MITCHELL Nyerl for shulee, Ms; chas
& s ss ssrSs s IL ssas
esssa 0apn ana Union, Bsnne. DO ,l %, Pora9d BAY
sssssiH ,. ss ss.si,sy Wall ssns6 Ca Boston
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a {. ses.: ',s.; ia; a.sss ssys; Arps
~. sssi S,r.S:n Iesss;s, from sraI.s; =" ~
v ana ss o v
uvldesce for rhadsphsa; Harriet Gardner, Hammond,
fx~Irriss' schr- Charley wool.ey. Parker Philadel
rss: es ss s xn e' kPn raS
Albany Frank rernan s !issso9s e Tor
xkw ArI.ysd :shr, sEsS,s, New Bed
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I'D No y ss,ss rss.sspbs ;ksdis Avery Rogers, Bal
sss Hsassa, wsasrsS. issSs.hport; Cynthia Jane.
e ssa rsi s sapsh %tssen
csr wa,:oa. Alien; L Jarrard csmpsen G 9 Bur
hi raihha Bannah Deniag, and Thos cahiii Haloek,
rfSsAcoLs sept sssrvss bark i. M.I: Frank, Ray
gssr rrsiasaes sehr. Fremont, Youns p,oyincetown
A Ssss Sss f sssr fo ssff s
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c.s-s ..issip sssSs and s.ripe., Holmes, Havana
20 s s ss sal Nss;rs ssass w@ Van
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c,ss -ea-sark sarah n Hale. White, carienas
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vs.: sgss ssa ss r ss Albany .s ea PSw
kosinsoa DO for rswiueEss Jsbsr l. white, Bsyiss Ron
pssos ssss w ~ s H. ss ci
Jane. fnsisa, barker and Clara, Fowler Roniout;
:e-se ssy 2s.r,re simmons, and Sscsssp. Wise %
fassssss. s s,Ssns, rais White soss ssssoct and
S.,ss. s% rS' ssa Iii,. s.Ss, ssis.SS; MA
MISE Harsw. s,en Rsy~.sai Gee Brown, 0s,ansy;
EssS.thpsr; May BasS, Carte, kSSioai Deception,
sailed ~seSls fsansI. Burr Arsa and In rown.ena
Gardner konie,; c,arissa Alien, Hale Albany; John
SAN VA xcisco, sept is-cl-arra, bark Anna lSor,,
ssls7 ship IhssasEe D.ess or. orsnon, Cork bark
s,h AIyed steamship oreeonior, sutton, Panama; ship
cirar-d~sSlr. Richard Br.,eea Knowles, Liverpool;
Alexander, RAirdsn. do.
sAEA -ea ssArrivea schrs sarah Gardner. Tracey 81
Johnson NB Tor Niork pr, IN 70 caus porj; Mary
Reeves. h.ssr. n.sso, Coz ,la.sinE y,
TAUNTON, sega 3s-sAiei, sohf Ennsa. Strange. New
Ysrk.
WILMINGTON, Nc, sept ss-clesrod bark Isaac Da-
vs, Hand. Liverpool
18th Arrived, steamship Fmplrr, rrier Nyork
Cl~sred- Steamship W v tfvde, Powell, kfofk.
WASHINGTON, 10, Sept - Arrived, schr ouesnus sat
teIly. NNort
saled-sclm Pioneer, Mort.
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ARRIVALS.


rRPoRTEp By TuR HgRALD STEAM yACars
steamship Marnion, Faircoth, saysDnab with and
passengers, ~ Iowfen.
Steamship Haiteras, Brakeman, Richmond. CITY Point and
Noriolk with mdse and passengers 70 the od Dominion
Etearship Co.
Steamship Yanaa, Freeman, phfsdcpbla. with ncrchsn-
dise 20 LOrilard.
Amer
Bsrk Pldes (NC) Hairless Leghorn Aug Is with marble
rags, &C. 10 master. Passed Gibraltar Aug "a; had tne
weather al the passage.
Bark JInA lBf caumins ssru7 y days, with sugar 70
Has been days north 81 Haigras With gt heat
winds and cairns Sept ~ karnegat bearing ny y, 81
distant spoke brig ksrduskeag tof Bangof from
wilmington, ~ O. for keunebunk with al hands sick, sud
~t the request OF the captain put board 70 ssss.
An getting her 10 her destination.
Brig Oliver CUTS (Br Benhom, Port an Prince 70 days
xth iogwood. A. 10 X Murray Jr Had light winds and
sims a. enre pessae Sep, ~ 70 Crooked Island Passage,
Brig Chsrens, Nichols, Csbaren 10 daTs with sugar, ~
lwsy casado. Haze light westerly w'ss the entire pas
ssig Bsjsk tBrh HD, Csnfuegos, days with sugar. TO
p.xley jova Had noflberiy winds and heavy bead
most ~ The passage sept ~ iat ion y ~ sposs brig Ada
Thop cson from Wilmington, NC, FOR kennebunk, days
out reported having bad heavy gale and was Obliged
pe Cn berry or DaiDsriecotis Fossctt zAka 81 day.
vjs nssearS f-sytwsicr, Sept ~ w.h molssaes, 70
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Steamships china, and Manhattan. Ivevpoo sniii lire
Tybse, Galse-ton kehecca Clyde, Wilmington. Nc
Wind AZ sunset ssw.
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CLEARED.

seam,ep China tBr Hockey. Liverpool via Queenstown
q Cunard.
Steamship Manhattan tBr), Williams, Livcrpool-wilams
n 1uton.
Steamship smdt dsG), Raschen, Bremen-Thiclc Not.
40.
Steamship Aisbsms, Limeburner, Havana Vera Cruz
" Alexandra Sons.
stearsp Tybee csuikins, Galveston spoGord Tesson
a 60.
Steamship Rebccoa Clyde, Chichester Wilmington. NcJss
Hand.
Ship Lorenzo Follsnsbee, Yokohams-s Merchant Co
Bak Louise (NG), Hopper, Hamburg-Edy Brock
Bark Brzranercn tNor), Peterson, oporto- Punch,
Meincks A wendL
BARK oesepp. Rocco nisl), cscace Cons,antnopls-
a Wendl n
Brg Nellie Ware, Ware, ManzanfIo-Moss Ward
Brig Saxon tBrl, Green, 81 Johns. MFR r Currie.
schr Williams, Eswberry Jseksonvle-van Brupi A
iElAzhL
sehr susan Wright, Mount ceorgescwn and Bucksvnie-
Doler, Potter Co
schr Hlles, Bsyies, Phiiadelphia- Il Brewer
Schr Jas Young, Wilson, Philadelphia a burgess
schr Jas Warren, Drisko, Sa.em-suow A nishsrason
Schr Albert Crsndall Rogers, Proyideoce-H Jnckwpu
sloop Report, Stepp, New London-a n Racket hro
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weather Along the Coa.r.
PORT o. NEW YOaK. SEP rEusER 30, 1858.


Captains Pursers Of arriving this port viii
essc deliver all packages intended for the HEKALDto
cguary authorized agents who attached TO Steam
nscht feet The New York Associated Prcss do
oeci marine reports attend the delivery packages
win be BY the following extract from the proceedings
- the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1906
Resolved, That after April l. 1853 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbcr Of New York. Passed unanimously.
The ONCE Of the Herald yachts JAMES
SKANsr,rr At Whitehall alp. All communications from
owners and consgnecs 20 the masters inward boand
vessels viii be forwarded free Of charge.
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looking a. his watch land the NJ both come mn tn
xcaher arer an hour In Prince street. Pooh what
could POSSIBLY harm Glencoraf SHE'S at home now
and we've missed herr
bur he was hurrying over the lane with unwontsd
Was Alexander at last alarmeds
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Pier.
visited; they covered poor ussian's head until ne
nearly bit and they muddled poor Ossian's brains
until ossian did not know who ne was wny ne Ne
down to Portobelo and set him on the sands and re.
tired after throwing to him one OF Glencoras ussis
s'S Ossian M looked about ran hther ana hsheH
shook himself and capered little; then discovereo
ne was alone, nowled aisma, rnally started on
at swift raop along the road for Edinburg. Hope
fully the two watchers turned their horses neadl
and sped after him. But alter dasning at break
neck pace by the shortest possible cut they discov-
cred that he was only leading them home, 20 they
called him back captured him-not much 10 his uk.
ing this time-and irotted or to Gianton Pier. -
"Pcrhaps some steamer lying tLere may have,
Buccleugh, this In the morning That one Of the Ne1
York steamships leave. II there was an e0pemcnt
or anything OF that Kind" =
The captain stopped with jerk for Alexander's
hand fell like vice upon his arm and hts tace waq
banched with blaze OF passion. which flashed from
his eyes and left his cheeks at white heat.
"Drummond. never whisper the ike againw ne
calculated sternly my love was pure and true
aud constant l could trust Glencora with my honot
and her lie WIN 20 before II is betrayed IL we are
gong 10 Granton Pier TO look ior the proofs Of %
elopement we go not there"
CLEAN Of actual pleasure Illuminated the honest
captains eyes Mt the hery outburst. He silently
squeezed his friends hand with an iron grip ana olu
not even calculate word, when Buccieugh lmpe,u-
ously wheeled round his horse and sped down tns
street again.
They trotted cinrerly out to the very end OF Iona
Pier and once more liberated the dog; ana now ID
deed his movements invited speculation. s.
At Hrst he erected himself and looked alounu2
then, with sudden Wild skurrying 70 ana Iro, ne
picked up some tra-a very short one " seemsu 10y
he ran round and round, never ulverBlng In.o .
wider circle but always stepping close to the edge OF
the pier and looking down Into the surgng wster
And while poor Buccleugh anu DIummonu s s,s
and AT last lifted his head and gazed out upon the
sea, with long melancholy now.
der with wild agitation. ''0h for witnessLone
witness beside this dumb houndp
The Continuation Of this story, The Bride Elect"
viii 10 found in no. AZ OF the NEW YORK wEEKLv,
now ready and for sale By every news agent.
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SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac for New york---ThiS Day.
Sun rises....... 3 56 Moon rises ....eve
Sun Gets. ~ High water. morn 80
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sos nss 1892 hsss vs~>s 80 - - esoss -
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'' sses War; f'ssr ns1ss,s, so!fss
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az ssa, s sss 49, issli 49, vsr. s
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"i sssr Gee q d Kssrr.. co.nsa sss rsa,sss
seS, f ~ II, I, Hss. riai rrosiIssrs.
SIR ssTapl, k,isr, rrs..4snss - Eiiaabsiassu.
s.sr DO. cooper, assrss ss.Fe,, - fis.sssAfo-.
schr Martha Jane, Mott, Hartford
fchr Susan Scranton Harvey, Nsw Haven.
STIR SARAH Mills, Ryan, New Haven for kAifinofe.
scT Elizabeth smith, DAVE. New h.ssa for kasabc1h
por.
port
schr James Hot man. Eo0 man, friigspDu
schr Hannah Marta, sou, hri igsporl
schr IDA L rhsJs,, Howell, Bnaspsrs
SAILED.
Steamships China and Manhattan Liverpool, snlidl iirc
men; rybee Gase-oni heheccs Clyde, Wilmington NJ
Wind N suuaet
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birch arcRed the way ada hung green raado~s frss-
ted with golden light upon them.
Glcncora leaned upon Aiexander's strong arm; she
seemed willing captive = he lured her silll further
and further down the walk. and the bridesmaids 10
the drawingroom exchanged smiling slances as
Alexander plucked spray ron the prickiy belly
hedge by the iron gate and placed IL in her blue
black hair then played with one Of the long loosely
hanging tresses that fell low down her back splen-
did tresses they WERE and tied together at the back
Of the head, In rich cluster BY narrow green
ribbon.
They saw Alexander open the gate and tempt her
further; they saw her falter and look back al the
house; and they saw him take her handkerchief-a
small one, laced at the edge-fod it nom corner to
corner and tie it under her chin and then she went
with him, and he shut the gate between her and
Lady Bank.
"Foolish |" exclaimed Mrs. Ellathorne. "Glencora
knows she can't go out with him just now and The
sun will give her headache. Iwisn -,
She stopped as servant opened the door and
stood waiting to speak, some snowy lace over her
arm. ''Wel, JeanY"
''Please maam, here's the lace that Miss Florence
was wantin' ironed and please cook wants to see
you"
She stin waited at the door, her eyes fastened on
the still visible Glencora, walking in the lane with
Alexander.
"May / take Miss Calvert's cloak and bonnet,
ma'am ~ said the girl respectfully.
ayes, yes, Jean; you are thoughtful. Go quck;"
said Mrs. Ellatnome, leaving the room, and Jean did
SO.
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The Portland daily press., 1868-03-18
A Z ard.

DETNG no longer in the mA'loyment Of the Horse
ID Railroad Company, shall be pleased TO see nv
friends at my SH E STORE, 1872 Middle street, where
shall continue tho purchase OF Autitated Currency,
or ii not badly torn will Jake 1t exchange tor
Boots and Shoes. M q. PALMER,
February 4. eodtt
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
sIMILtA sIGILlBUs OUaANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

HAVEPROVED, from the most ample expert
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
per Getty ad pied to popular use--so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; harmless
as to b. free fiom danger. ami efficient be al
ways reliable They have raise the highest COM
mendation from ALL and will always render satslac-
ion.