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L'OR ShLE-BROOKLYN LOTS ON CLINTON AVE
nue., between Myrtle and Park aycnues west side lt
feet front by O depth, running throu TO VANDERBILT
avenue terms easy. Apply TO NJ X. BRYANT, II Mailer
lane.
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L,OR SALE LEASE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
City PrOpertyh handsome Country Residence, three
quarters of mile north of the village Of Weschester Ia
.ies from Wiamsbrid depot Harlem Railroad, and
hour from Twenysixth street depot fine two story and
attic stone House, 46x5O built In modern STYLE with about ~
of ground barn and Ououses excellent garden and
water gioun well laid out and contain large number OF
fruit and shade trees. Apply to JAMES CONNEk'S SONS
corner of Centre and ReaIe streets.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

LNOR SALE or TO RENT-TIIE ELE ANT SUBURBAN
Residence OF Philip Daer ESQ.,, consisting OF 29
Of land with stone mansion house and all out
bulldogs, situated in Westcheser county, about miles
from Harlem bridge and miles from central Park has
fine view The house Is 20 feet has modern Inn
provements and In good order the place Is accessible at all
hours OF the day by steamboat railroad and horse Ap
ply to PHILIP DATER Co, Isl Front street. or to
n, LLER WILKINS h CO.,
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BROOKLyN REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

TOR sALE-T THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick Dwelling :'6s ridge street, Brooklyn; i'm
eent Will be leased II not sold at price II o
most may remain mortgage. Address Owner, box O.
Brooklyn Post Office.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-AN ATTRACTIVE co NTRY
L Seat at clifton, staten Island; handsome, modern
dwelling, outbuildns and about ground, fruit and
shade trees; price Sl6Qv0 rent ~ 500 per Permits
OF a. JOu kNEAY, No. l Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L,OR SALE-THE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE
l47 East Iweny-nintb street. modern improvements
price l6OU Can be between 10 and IL Inquire l4
door,
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

TOR shLE-pRosPECT PARK LOTS, FOURTEENTH
u and Fifteenth streets, Seventh and Eighth avenues
Brooklyn. READ Il Co, II Broluway, room g.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L,OR SALE--A SNUG COTTAGE, WITH EXTENSION
painted walls, IN elegant order lot 25xln0, Franklin
first class neigh .orhood 25 minutes from ferry
only s,6,CCl with carpets.
CALLESDkR, LAURENCE 4 CO., 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

LNOR SALE-22 EAST FORTHWITH STREET, NEAR
Madison avenue, four story brown stone House 0x55,
and butles pantry aud laundry extension, built In the most
thorough story finished by cabinet makers In
walnut and Herngs safe in walls; price S7 00J APP
ply In the adj Joining house.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

S1S ono FOR SALE THREE NEW THREB
splc.OOO. story Houses; 81 SEQ cash. Possession.
MURRAY, l0ith street. near Fourth
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

AZ ment frame Cottage House. all led in with brick; all
the improvements size 5yl9 large garden front
end rear terms to Apply to g. FOUNTAIN, builder
the premises 3S Last street. Lexington
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L,OR SALE--ON EASY TERMS, A FIRST CLASS THREE
" story and basement high stoop brown stone House, 2
East Fseventh street, between First and Second enues
size 2x4S Inquire the premises between and o'clock
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

DASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Liverpool and Queenstown
Also from Liverpool and London,
By first class packet ships.
Drafts payable in all parts Of Great Britain and Ieiasl .
lowest rates. q,
Apply to TAPsCoTT Bros. ss South and ss BsosAt
way, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L1OR SALE OR no LET-A TWO STORY HIGH BASE
II ment and undercelsr brick House aud Lot In Clinton
street, Nelson, Brookyn size 2x0y0 heater hot and
cold water handsome marble mantels, chandeier
gas price only s5 $50; nortgsse T25O rem
kIIiPATRICk, Bulis Head bank Buildings
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

EoR cHARLEsToy, BEA'FoRT, HILTON HRAD
AND FLORIDA PORTS
FKIph =.
THE PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
r.. b. SOLDER.. ....Capt. LeDbv riday AprN 10
mon Cant. Shac gfort riday, April
From pier No. North river AT r. N. Through passage
tickets and bills aing issued to Nil South In
ton with South Carolina Railroad and " steamers 10 Florida
ports.
Freight taken as low any other line.
WHEELER LlNNARD. Agents, u Broadway.
L,oR CHARLESTON, s. C.. THE FLORIDA PORT8I
u and the South and Southwest. Regular Line. Caba
passage, Sl5. Freight lower than W any other line.
he Al fast and res le Steamsh vICKS Uki, Captain
Burton VIII SAT- on saturday April H. n p. M from
IL last river, Wall street. Bills OF Laiing signed foe
points In The interior Agents IN Charleston forward an
ARTHUR LEARv, "a william stresl
L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PUKis.
\ New York and Charleston Steamship Compsny's 6sse
class sdewhee steamship
April sth at r. NJ sailing from rier North river.
Superior accommodation for passengers. -
Through passage tickets aud bills OF adng issued N aR
points South and Southwest In connection With the Sovsh
Carolina Railroad and with steamers 10 Florida ports
HENRY X MORGAN CO., Agents, ~ Broadway.
~ To Philadelphia.
Lorllard steamship Line.
Great reduction In freigbts
keduction TO summer rates freight and Insurance. Fro
and After this date the summer arr only viii be charged
all goods and merchandise By this lne guar
sneed at cent. foods received Lines covered
whsrses per ~ East river, New York and ~ North whArvss
For further information inquire at odces on piers.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

DARTIEs WISHING TO HIRE OR PURCHASE HOUSES
or Lots Manhattan Island will please procure my
printed list, application o by mail
klLPhTRICK, Bulls Head Bank Building.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

INOR sALE-ON THE NORTH SIDE or EIGHTY
IL fourth street, second house east of Second avenue
brown House, complete with Gas Fixtures Car
pets and Oilclos. Apply the premises, at any time.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

I'OR SALE-ON THE NORTH SIDE OF l25TH STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth three story and
basement brown House. in perfect order with all mod
improvements. Apply f. p OLCOTT 40 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

ENOR SALE OR TO LET-A GENTLEMAN'S RESI-
dence ID rooms Improvement. carriage house,
Bergen Hill = mite Jersey City ferry; pass.
Il. j. GRANGER, 1872 Brosdway, room IL.
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TOR SALE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN ELE
CANT Order DR.. Duryea's church; twenty-five min
utes To ferry; must he Sold
CALLENDER 4 LAURENCE, 50 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

EoR sALE-THE yALI'ABLE LOTS ADJOINING THE
Aaire Works 2S 2l0, 2l3 monroe street. For pacu-
lars address H. W. Iior, 2O West Thry-fourth street.
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BoARDERs AND Lol,GERs WANTED.

u SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR F0UHrEENTH ST.
ell Suit Of Rooms second hoor, font newly fur-
nshed with Bosrd from May third story, isons; no NOV
M
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

ELEGhNTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OE
IL single, for families and genemen table In thu
most economical OF all houses Hotel
street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON
~ corner Bowery and Bayard street.-2e0 light rooms
neatly furnished; 3 to ~ weekly SO 10 mighty
entire daily expense about III bo; for gentlemen only
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

A YARN At WHITE PLATNS, WESTCHI.STIsW COUN-
n ~, N " within half mile OF depot fronting on the
Boueya being graded said farm consists OF os acrr
with new three story house, 30z and outbuidings will sell
for half value; be sold will sell all or part 70 suit
purchaser Terms easy For fun particulars Apply 10 q.
DYE, la broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

u well bull three story hish stoop brown stone front
House No 129 East ysixh street, between Lexington and
Fourth priee @l500 easy Inquire oDthe
premises from 10 b r. NJ.
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eOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT orYICE NOTICE
4 The malta for Europe viii be dispatched from this
ONCE on wednssday 72d Thursday ard and Saturday, 25th
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A and n, Jisss Q, and D. n;ss;
- : jiHEs KELLY. r. X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

CouTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoSa ISLAND
- Winter srrsugsmenta
Leave James alp, New rorr. al 81 NJ via Long island
Railroad to Jamaoa, foe Babylon and all staioos
Prsnsln avenue Drookiyu, al VI rs A. NJ via Brookivu
Central Railroad 70 Jamaica, fer Babylon and ali vsy ala
Leave James sin New rsrk, Il r. NJ via Lang fsisps
Railroad jamaica for Babylon and all war slatons
Franklin avenue, Broorya, Al 21 r. NJ, via Brooklyn
Nona !.
tons sosneesg with uaa Of Lsns Islsnd Bsirsad srrv.
Leave Babylon II 10 A. ~ for Jamaica and an wsx sxs~
rons son.:su.s VII. train 5rec.lys Central Railroad
Leave Babylon a. II r n, Tor Jamaica and Ell var
stations souaecting With train Il Long fsanA RAuroad a.
Is.,s Ss5,ios . ms q n FOR y.-.ls. ana an v.y
stsona seeing with train OF Brooklyn Central Rail
road srrivingn Fraukiia avenue Brookyp al soS r. a.
and connecting also with lbe horse o the East New
iory MINUTES. 'wsirE, sup.sinisaas ssss''
~ Aks eject Novsmbers issl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THIRD AMERICAN NATIONAL SHOOTING FEsrr.
val, from June n 10 July ls5s1hs "omcis cszstse
OF tbs Third American National shooting Festival will be
issued In OF twenty numbera 70 b.gn 10 the month
Of February Advertssmerts will be aksn by the Or Of
LoEwENABRz Co, No. fryou row, New YORK; sub.
scriptons Will be rcceivsd By -. MoR0ErTHALI. Bsq,
copies 100 10 cubs and military organizations proper.
"'"''' ''a''''' TIE PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
Nsv yosx, jan, 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADS =
Trains FOR Albany and rroy connecting with Nortbern
aud western leave New fork Via Hudson River Rail
road Thtieh stree. and fena syenpe and 10 A. NJ sad
SIS " and II z. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad twenty.
srth street and Fourth avenue at n A. ~ and % n
daya
Sleeping cars attached Il, 2 rssaiir N; train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

ri,uR EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
L circulation OF any afternoon paper In the CITY II Is
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
y Further Reduction In Passage Rates
The fsvole passenger steamers OF The Anchor Line sa
every satu day. with Passengers Tor Liverpool and
UNITED KINGDOM, Donaldson sails. FEB.
COLUMBIA. Carnaghan sats.
From pier 70 Nor Z. river, Al ar o'clock noon.
To Liverpool Glasgow and Derry-csbins wv and 80
fxcurson tcre,s good for ~ months $780,
interrnedate, $50; 'steerage. ssa
Prepaid certificates from these ports. $S
Passengers shipped to and from Hamburg hossercam'
For further Information sppy at the companys ONCE
NO. S0whns e'een' WOW HENDERSON BROTHERS.
To avoid imposition passengers VIII please come drcct 70
the onlce, as this company does not employ runners
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENS.
- own-Thc inmAn Line. under contract with the United
States and British governments for CARRYING the mais M
E ENA ~ IVA saIurss,, Feb
CRY OF NEW YORK via aafaij.. Monday. FEB. 70
And succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesdsy At
RATES OF PASSAGE
p BY The mail n, lac steamer sailing every SATURDAY
FRS, Cabin. 600 s,eerase $50
10 10 LONDON. 10 10 Lonaon y
Passage by the Tuesday steamersFst cabin $50 gold;
steerage, $50. currency. -.
Rates OF passage from New York 10 Halnx-Cabin SD;
seerage, SO, payable In gold
Passengers also forwarded 10 Havre Hamburg Brenen,
Seeraee passage from Liverpool Queenstown SEQ
Tickets be bought here by persons sending for
For further information ss As c9%papy; sse.
Is Broadway, Now York.
u ftad 1nhf tatta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

rT,HR EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEs
Circulation OF afternoon paper In the CITY. IL II
therefore the desirable medium for advertisers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

AR DE CoRDovA Will DELIVER A LEfrURB
M In the Jsns street un''ed presby,efian church on
tuAl Improvement AasocistioAs subject-' Miss jones'
Wedding no Csrds. Tickets ~ eenh No reserved sess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

partisan Congress- violation Of their sacred obiga.
tons hgxe laid violent hands the constitution the
Unon md assumed control OF the executive aud Judi
ciary as well the legislative branch Of
oentrazua power contenpised by the trainers Of
tbe and endangerng the liberties OF people,
grand meeting will be held 81 the Cooper institute
on Thursday evening January 80 AZ O'Clock r NJ. on
which occasion speakers and patriotic
tutonal orators will be present address the meeting
under the auspices OF the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
HENRY L1hBENAU, MARCUS HANLoN
Corresponding Secretary Treasurer.
O. gloan Holden, Chairman Finance COMMITTEES.
W W. Lyon. Secretary Finance Committee.
Thos &. barber Treasurer Finance Committee
Ian'l r. Horthrup, Chairman &. U. General Committee
IL ;. Bsnser' Secretaries &. U. General Committee
John X voorhis. Geo. Merritt
Cyrus achovnmskef, @eo. Coz,
Thos Austin. J. y. Eikins.
Geo O. Newman, j. y. Meigs, NJ. D..
Jas RUSSELL w. 7. yonninga
John NJ. For. n. 4. Read.
D. Bingham, J. g. Knapp,
James 7. Clancy, a. Myers,
1bos stewart, =. MCNAMARA
J. J. Burke, Saml ApoianL
Jas. Mcconnell. -. -Orwin Theail.
EDWIN FERGUSON, Chairman.
A. T. s S.srIrtO' Secretaries
NJ B-Msssrs. Iiebeusu, Hsnleu, voorhis r.rruson
Norhrup Merritt Barber Holden, Lyons and Jennings are
alone authorized TO collect subscriptions TO dcfrzy the
o. SLOAN HoLDEw
caarman Finance Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

EuRUPE.
CuERLAfH, IS RUIZ DB Ia PAX PARIS
NJ Ambrosal Cream for SHAVING
Fashionable fsrfumss for ths haadksrehisf.
Esu LusrAls for the hair.
Eau de Cologne preparation specially
PAsis voonx.s ,.o,,
~ rue Dc 10 Chsussse d. nun. N
pAEls.- oRrics. rnysl9rE, MATHEMATICS, IHE
le The Engineer Ducfsy.hcvsiar kstsbhsnmsnt founded
BY his family 10 i7*. Tour dc -.ogs az Faiss spd rev
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COAsTWIsE sTE.usa,ps

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT IRREGULAR LINE OF
steamships every saturday. Cabin $50 second ala =
go Splendid accommodates. Apply 10 J. N. FOETANE
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Dor SAVANNAH, CA,
EVERY THURSDAY.
The Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship C5mpany's sidcwhed
steamships
HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Captain Eaton, sails Thursday,
January ~,
GENERAL BARNES Captain Morton. sails Thursday,
Feb uary d.
from pier rs North river precisely giving through
passage tickets the Central Railroad of Georgia
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad the INTERIOR and b.
Florida steamers 10 points the OF Florida.
For freight or passage apply 10
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 co, Agents.
So Liberty street
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L'OR SAVANNAH GA.-EMpIRE LINE
EVERY SATURDAY. FROM PIER Is NORTH RIVER
PUNCTUALLY AT 3P ~ $500
The favoriie sIdewhefl steamships
SAN SALVADOR Captain Nickerson. saturday Ian n
SAN JAClN1O, Captain Atkins Saturday Rsb
Fo- freight Or passage applyto
lowing N Y
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- srA' IfAL NOTICES.

NEW YOEK r. oITfN0 nav nooK coMpAny
~, - election for nine directors OF thii
TsasSsy ny. held ct Botanic Hall % East Broadway
der. -A AA~oA ''o. " " y S SSas =. ~ UT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

DRASGs AMERICAN cnRoMos
pronounced By Distinguished painters poets sud critics
the best made We challenge critical
examination Of our Chromos IN ciisueh Tate Groups
Britchers Landscapes lemmens Poultry Pictures, Cor
reggos Magdasna, the Flower Bouquet or the kds Play
Our chromOs, ansr water eolors are equally artistic
They
Bra Mes, and Lichens BY en- ROBINS. ....... 1 %
tCompanion pictsrra1
The Baby after Bouguerean). % %
The skaters taftsr BeuggereauD 3 o.
lCompsniou pictuesJ
Tbs Bulfnch, ny William Cruk shan % "a
The LinneL By william Cru ksh NIX ............. w
tCompanion pic.ures1
or the last pictures george L. Brown, the celebrated
American painier-unri,sei eolorst aud painter of
tmospheftc ehects-seys.--
admire ,ncm much. saw soms splendid specimens IN
Europe. which we're wonderful but never supposed thsf
nner ones we're executed boston what
erces my admiration 10 the tender and delicate half
,hs hsh nrsh ane ,hs hnesse snd richness think
must DO much 70 educate the public
How far superior 70 the hideous have
been % SHOCKED In seeing 90 long time you
your succsss. GEOzGE L. BROWN
Our Chromcs are sent free 70 address on receipt o.
price our yonrn. o. Popusr Art erplsnns how ch snos
are made, mailed FREk seLa for copy
L. PHANG CO.. BOSTON
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EoR SAVANNAH. gA.-slDEwHEEL STEAMSHIPS
ermy saturday. kirst cabin, cas-; steerage. including
meals, ia AMY eJ y tosrAEE, " West street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT The CHURCH or OUR SAVIOUR, THIRTY.
"A NTH street between Ffth and Sixth avenues, Rev.
rrluau Of Troy Services on Sunday morning q io'<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23
The Presidont's Veto.

The President vetoed the Omnibus bill be-
cause, he says, 1t is inconsistent with the consti
tutional provisions that leave the regulation OF
suffrage to the States. II is not so at all. Il
admits the States upon their adopting the four
teenth amendment to the constitution, and II
these States adopt that it becomes part Of the
organic law. Being such 1t will be supreme
in the States on the subjects to which It refers.
That amendment establishes anew, with direct
declarative force, the old democratic principle
that the States control suffrage. Thus the
Omnibus bill gives the States power in the very
matter in which the President alleges that It
denies power; for any provisions contrary TO
the amendment are null, and Inconsistency
that is only in words and can have no effect
or force is the shadow at which the Executive
strikes with narrow minded persistency. Fancy
the intellectual calibre of q President who re-
fuses to assent to good bill because II might
be construed from his signature that he had
changed his mind in regard to some other bill.
This adherence 10 one poor little thought at
the expense of everything else Is the indication
Of q small mind; II IL the intellectual history
Of the monkey who smashed the pertinscious
fly with the sledgehammer and quite forgot
that he was using his masters head for an
anvil 1901
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23
Another Shameful Act Of Congress.


One of the most disgracefilly partisan acts
Of our present Congress was performed
yesterday by the House of Representatives in
the Mckee Young contested election case.
Mr.. Young had been refused admission to his
seat on account of his having questioned the
right of the government to coerce the rebellious
States, or on account Of somebody having said
that he had 80 questioned. At the election in the
Ninth Congressional district of Kentucky last
year the vote stood-for Young, 9,O42; for
Mckee, z, 563, thus giving the former a majority
of l,479 over his radical competitor. In addi-
ton, an independent candidate received S62
democratic votes. In defiance of this decisive
majority against him Mr.. Mckee contested
the election on the ground that ex-rebels voted
for Mr. Young, and the House has sustained
that Congress itself, through the reconstruc-
ton laws, has recognized the right of ex-
rebels to vote. In this city there are, per-
haps, not less than five thousand Southern
men who vote regularly, and scattered
throughout the Northern and Western States
are thousands of others who do the same, and
no one questions their right to the elective
franchise. When we consider that the radi-
Gals in Congress have an overwhelming ma
jority-more than sufficient, in fact, to over
ride Presidential vetoes-the act of admitting
to seat gentleman who was never elected
becomes doubly shameful for it has not even
the plea of party necessity TO crafty or ex-
cuse it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

THE CASE OF JOHN III. SURRATT.-Ths Sec
ond elephant on the hands of the government
came before the District Of Columbia Court at
Washington yesterday. AS was generally sur
missed, after the recent finding of second in
dictment against him, the charge of murder on
which Surratt was tried and the jury failed to
agree was dismissed by Judge wylie. The
prisoner was then held to bail in the sum of
twenty thousand dollars to answer the indict-
ment charging him with having entered into a
reasonable conspiracy to abduct Mr.. Lincoln.
The trial will commence on Monday next, and
at its close it is to be hoped that the jury will
be able to find verdict.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

THE RADICALS FRraHTENED.-The PROPOSE
ton of making Chase the democratic and
united opposition candidate against Grant as
the radical nominee has badly frightened the
radical organs. They hardly know what to
make Of Il; but they have yet an abiding faith
in democratic stupidity, and there is prospect
that this apparently incurable democratic stu
pidity concerning democratic principles will
vet once more carry the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

THE SPIRIT MEDIUM TroKET.-A little pla-
card Is in circulation (vignette, "big In
dian'') which proposes as the spirit medium
ticket Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio, for Prcsi-
dent and Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi, for
Vice President. Motto, Omitted we stand,
divided we fall" The spirit medium in this
case is doubtless a member 1t the Loyal
League
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

TINKRRrNa THE FINANcEs.-In the House Of
Representatives yesterday resolution was
offered setting forth that "the interests Of the
country require that the public debt should be
reorganized and reduced 10 simple and uni
form system" and instructing the Committee
Of Ways and Means to report bill at an early
day providing for the funding Of the public
debt and the reduction Of the rate Of interest
thereon" A short debate ensued, at the end
Of which the resolution was passed without
division. As motion to reconsider was laid
upon the table the vote appears to be decisive,
80 far az the House Is concerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

ANOTHER Poor PIERCE WANTED. The old
died-in-the-wool copperheads don't want ma
tional, conservative, FIRST class statesman for
President, like Chase, and az they can't find
soldier to suit them they must be in search Of
another poor Pierce-some democratic obscu-
rity against whom nothing can be said because
nothing is known of him. A liberal reward in
greenbacks will be paid for the discovery Of an
other Polk or poor Pierce. Apply to Mayor Hoff-
man or the whiskeyskinski of Tammany Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

CONGRESSIONAL LEADRR.-Butler Is the
most proper man to succeed Thad Stevens as
leader in the House, II Thsd ever keeps the
often repeated promise Of the telegraph. But
Ter has more malignity, bitterness, sarcasm,
variety, wit and left-handed wisdom even, than
all the rest Of Congress together, and will be
just the fellow for Grants right hand man
when Grant gets in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

GRANT GorNa TO THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. =
II is given out that Speaker Colfax, after the
adjournment Of this long session Of Congress,
say in August, win make a trip to Colorado, TO
see what prospect there is from the mines
around Pixies Peak TO pay of the national
bondholders in gold. General Grant mean
time, It appears, will make short tour of mill
tary inspection West, perhaps to the Rocky
Mountains, ostensibly TO look after the Indians,
but really, we suspect, TO escape the Fostering
and impertinent politicians. When General
Scott was a Presidential candidate he set out
for Kentucky In search of site at Blue Lick
or thereabout for military asylum but on his
way he was entrapped into speech making.