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Labor movements.


Far moro important TO the future of
our country than tho fall of decaSing
dynasties in Europe or the ambitious
fOllies of European sovereisus is the
question, what is to be Ill 9 uesiny of
our own laboring classE Are they to
sink into general poverty and brutal
ism, like the farm laboEeEs of England?
Are they to be held in bondage by cap
ital, like the workmen of France? Are
they to see their wages decline, year by
year, in actual value, uutil they and
their families sink into the helplessness
of indIgence, like 80 many European
operatives? ? or are they to be successful
in that gallant struggle which they are
now just commencing, to free them
selves from the control of selfish cupid
ity?
II is IL matter of just pride to work
ingmen that this effort has come from
themselves. Everything seemed to-
conspire against them. Capitalists, so
called, who have done workmen the
favor to speculate with their earnings,
looked upOn their movement with jeal-
onB suspicion; master tradesmen ana
mechanics, with some few honorable
exceptions, have uniformly opposed
them dull political economists in Eng
land and America have denounced their
movement as an improper interference
with the laws of trade; and but few of
the class have ventuTed to
hail with joy that silent revolution
which has been opened and carried on
by the good sense of the laboring COM
muntty alone.
Yet there can be no greater mistake
than for the capitalist to desire to op-
pose any measure tending to promote
the welfare of the workman or to seek
to prevent him from getting higher
wages. The more money the workman
receives and the more prosperous his
tho IarnpF hi9 nmflaV for his
family expenses, and the greater the
profits of capital. For the prosperous
workman can pay higher rents, make
more liberal purchases, and enlarge the
circle of trade; and hence 1t is for the
interest of every man OF wealth that
wages should be as high as possible.
The measures employed by WORK
inEmen for their own elevation and
Improvement are these. Trades unions,
| benefit societies, and cooperation. Each
| one has proved the source ofundoubted
good, not only to the laborer, but TO
| society. The trades unions have taught
| workiugmen how to combine for their
| own defence; the benefit societies have
| suppled the wants of thousands in sick
| ness, provided for destitute families,
| and prepared q decent burial for de-
| ceased members; while cooperation
| growing out of the other two, ahordA
| workinRmen the means of rising above
their Individual weakness, and of pro
yidipg themselves with comforts and
even iuxuries which separately, they
could never attain.
immense body of laborers to refine and
cultivate themselves, deserve the re-
spectful atten ton of every man OF IN
tellect and every patriotic citizen. Ihell
object Is certainly noble one anc
their success, even In limited oegtee
4 would be a common benefti In fac
L their success seems already assured.
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COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKEr.
THE NEWS.

The news this morning Is still good.
Our friends who have been on the
anxious seat for "a hours lest later
returns would not sustain first reports.
may Danish their approximations. Our
clear majority in Pennsylvania is re-
ported this morning at 1900 in round
numbers, which is likely to be increas-
ed,-while we have a majority OF both
branches of the Legislature. Our ma
jority in Ohio is sure not to fall below
that of Pennsylvania, and may run up
to 10000. These are wonderful gains
under all the circumstances. Indiana,
which was all day yesterday in doubt,
is now positively reported as having
elected her Republican State ticket by
1000 to 3 900 majority, and Republi-
can Legislature. Considering the col
onizations from Kentucky, the great
personal strength of Hendricks, and
the $4,000 sent in there by the New
York committee, that is doing very
we'll indeed. Indiana was considered
by the Democrats as their sure prey.
But they have been toiled handsomely.
Nebraska goes the whole Republican
figure State ticket, Congress, LegtsLa-
ture and all.
In Pennsylvania we lose two Con-
gressmen and probably three. The
state of the Congressional ticket there
will be seen from The folllowing.list o.
the candidates of both parties. Those
marked with star are reported GER
tainly elected. Those in Italics are
members of the present Congress.
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CALIRoRNIA.
San Francisco aJoIlnes'

San FRANcisco, Oct. Il.
The Republicans are jubliant over the
election returns from Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and Indiana, and paraded the
streets with music, fireworks and
cheering for Grant and Colfax. There
was the widest enthusiasm, although
near midnight when the news was re-
ceived.
The Captin OF coasting vessel re-
ports while or Coos Bay, Oregon, he
encountered smoke SO dense that II oo. e
structed his progress. One day 800
birds fell dead on the deck of his vessel
sufTocated. The people of Coos Bay
and vicinity could not account ior the
smoke.
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HouGrant got The News.

l-------lI GALENA, Ill., October IS.
Associated preas and private dis
patches have been received here rem
derIng It certain that the Republicans
have carried all the States voting to-
day.
General Grant was serenaded by the
Lead Mine Band at the residence OF 4.
B. Washburne, where the returns were
received. Congratulatory. speeches
were made by Mr.. Washburne and
Hon. Isaac n. Norris, of Quincy, Ill.,
amid great enthusiasm.
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Nop,,nnfed.

M1pDLEroN, n. Y. Oct. II.
The Repubiicans of the 18th district
re-nominated Gen VaniWyck for Com
Eress' Bosros. october. IA.
OILS P. Lord, in the 5th district and
Ieverett Saltonstalls IN the Ith olsttIC.
hsye received democratic nominations
for Congress-
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NEBRASKA.


ST. LOUIS, October II.
An Omaha special says thar Ine 1se'
average majority of 80. The returns
rom towns west and south show heavy
Republican gains. Tafee, the Repub-
lican for Representative, VIII no doubt
have from I.50O to 1000 majority, and
the entire State ticket by corfespond-
/ nry maiority
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THAsKs.-we should have included
In our thanks yesterday morning for
telegraphfc favors, our fair friend OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Office, who we
trust will pardon the unintentionai
Discrimination and accept our siucerest
thanks.
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C1NcINNAr1. Octoher II

SInClNNAl1g SGlObGA 41s
The Republican majority on the State
and county ticket in Hamilton county
is about 200. StrRder: Democrat for
Congress in the first district, has over
200 majority. Stevenson, Republican
in second district, over 500 majority.
Total vote of this county 4S 600.
Belmont County-Warren township
gives a Republican majority of 90.
Somerset-Democratic majority 66.
Republican gain in Barnesville q.
Democratic gain in Somerset 15. Piper,
Republican, has 166 majority in Barnes.
vile.
Tiffin-Sencca county gives Demo
cratic majority of 800: Democratic gain
so.
Dickinson's majority in the ninth
district Will reach 200.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. II.
winans majority in the 7th District
is about 100. Republican Congressman
are elected In the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th, 7th,
Sth, 1Ith, 14tb, 18th, 18th, 17th, 18th aud
18Th. Democratic Congressman In the
1st, 5th, 10Th, 9Th, 18th and 18th.
Republican majority In the State
about Is, COO
DAYTON. Ohio, Oct. Ii.
Schenck's msIorfty in the Sd District
494; not all official. Montgomery gives
Vailandigham1 Ill; Democratic majority
| in Butler county 2, ,I29; Warren gives
Schenck 1886; Preble 79S majority.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., Oct. IL.
The Democratic majority in Tusca.
rawas county is 61o; Democratic loss Of
IRonroN, Ohio, Oct. II.
Republican majority in Lawrence
county 1909; Republican gain over last
MARIETTA, Ohio, Oct. II.
Washington county unofficial re.
turns from the whole county show 6
Republican majority of 246; Republican
| gain 242.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA October. 14th.
Henry Murphy, a Fenian prisoner
made desperate attempts 10 escape last
attempt, which did not succeed.
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special 10 the InteiIigencer.

C1Nc1SNATI, o., Feb. IA.
Carry and Yallandigham are defeated
sure. Think when we hear from the
Tenth that strader is also. N.
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i s1es1x1oANrsEs sAw.-Asthe Demo-
cratic marty goes down the public So
c,,rities 90 mp. What does it meant
The confidence of business men in
Grant.
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OHIO.
special to the 1pteilIEencer

Special TO the Intenlgencer. or
TRoNToN, Ohio, Oct. Il.
Lawrence county gives Republican
majority of /, 200; gain OF l 1,45s over
last year. FL.
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,,r.- md Weather.

PuTsBURaH, Oct. II.
yyso,ber cloudy and cool. River
tvo feet inches and falling slowly.
CncIRNArr. Oct. IL.
River fallen z inches, g feet inches
In the channel. Weather CLOUDY hRnt
rain. Thermometer 62'.
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E2sn,,bIiernS FF g Democrats.
= panf r. Rerry Samuel j. RdnddiLs
2 Charles O'Netu.S Thomas u. tlorehcs'
8, Leonard Myers. John Monett;"
A. JVnI. d. ReHey-S James D, NlcnoLsoh.
5, Caleb N. Taylor. = Ohm y. heaulng'T
8. ]. r. Breitenback. John y. sllieS
q Henrv X Eckert, j. Laurence Ges=.S
a a.. 7. DIckey.& Hiram b. Swarr.
10 Geny-U L. CdEsa James ]. Conner.
ii. John ToIrey. ". Al. NeII ANSet:'
~ Theodore Strong. CIV. RooaWuIu
rs, UTyStes AercuT.S Victor II. RIoie6.-
IA. John 3. Packers Joseph r, knlpe.
* SemueI SMALL r. HaldemRn.
30 ToayS CaSS0a F. NJ. Kffnmell.
~ ~ Dn1,ief. y EorTeHe John p. Linton,
70 VI n Armstrong oil, A. Mackey.
10 "a ~. ScodeLde RasSelas Brown.
9Si 81 "a W C5ilfiIan.e r. NJ. DeFrance.
81 Iob,, Colsode.L = Henry u. Foster.
"a Jas. g. Sesley Andrew 6urLL
23: Darwin Pnelps-S u. u: Mltchel.
"a, James b. Donley,e David Crowtofu'
In Ohio we suffer losses and make
some gains in tho Congressional dele
CATION, theDemocrats gaining balance
ofthree. The following list will help ex'
plain the result as far as known. Those
reported elected are marked with an
Members of present Congress in Italics:
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-. - I9s,,,b,,s1n Democrat.
4 ISIieSG n. Veatch TiIlidnI E. Nibtdck.S
q . W O. Graham. Michael Q. Kerr"
g Robert g. Lamb. Hlulan p hNAAiA'
4. Geo. W. Julian" J. e. h9Io;; h9GI;,,,,y
S. John C0bttTn." j. ". y NJ ETiSnetyih SSreSyrhoas
o. o. GHo.,i,o,.e q fSrihp Mnhlon ID. Manson.
s. d. u. Pratt" 4. u TOS1I s.
81 J. p C.. ShdTkg.e X. a. Lowry
10, W'lliGn WtufoEtS."A. Elllson.
II. Jasper PackaTd.S M. D. a aff'
The Republicans therefore, probably
lose five members of Congress In the
three states. as compensation, how
ever. we have secured three United
states Senators, one in Pennsylva'
MIA. one in Nebraska, and one In
Indiana. In numbers, this leaves q
balance of two in favor of the Democ-
racy. In respect to years of service, II
is eight years in our favor. Is this the
aGrand Reaction which the Demoo'
racy promised" themselves In these
states-Pennsylvania and Ohio aoso
Iutely redeemed from their grasp oS
from 10000 to 10000 and an United
states Senator taken from them IN In,
diana9
Republicans. you may well rejoice
Tha bottom has dropped out of th'
-.l,,Ia ron fadarate concern.
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RepubUcdnS.

I2en,ibIIenyR DEnooTdES.
/ IRenj F1GIsstoJl p. w. Strader."
. . ioo E. sStsyensonV Samuel f. Curry.
. pobI n SrbsncEa OIL. Valandlgham
IHS,, TIiETenc6a John 8. Leedom.
: n n GrIsseII. JPilLidHI Mun0en."
q Hohr a Smiths Nelson Barrere.
TIoToeS 7 Wiuans.a John H. Thomas.
9 o 49,, Rs1f'JL~ John II. Benson.
o. W., W., u ISIbson sE +. DiclSinson.E
10, james II. AShieU. truman ID. dOas'
ii. John 7. WILSOn.s Johm Sanns.
70, Nelson ]. Turney. 4. van xFunII. xniI.-o,, q
iS 70 SII,rti,I WFIEera Lyman Il. CrItchfield
L. L. n n Moore. . Martin u. Follett.
1B. John A BiH0huDlH josiah NJ; EsteP.
II, Jacob A. Amber" Danlel ntMsoi: n IoI,,
IS, VIM. H. Upson." franKnpn ~ !. 4.lea' Ds.eN" "S'
l9. Jas. a. GdTJtetd." James h0h-"en'
In Indiana we hold our own in the
Congressional delegation and probably
gain one, The followlnsis a list OF the
candidates. Those reported elected are
indicated by ane. Members OF the
..,,,t TsDn0ress in ItaliC:
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Republicans, you may we'll rejoice.
Tha bottom has dropped out of the
whole Confederate concern.
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DEVICES, of North Carolina, in his speech
delivered in the United States House Of
Representatives on Friday last, admitted ::
l. That if Congress adjourned, before six
months the last traces Of Republican gov
ernments in the South would have ceased to
exist! 2. That the reconstructed govern
ments in the South could not be maintained
in any other way than by giving them arms
to keep down the rebels. 8. That the Re-
publicans would lose the elections if the
Democrats were allowed any show at all.
These admissions mean that the reoonstruc-
tion negro constitutions will topple over
when the bayonetssof the United States
troops are removed, and they mean that the
adventurers in the South begin to despair
of making their unnatural and revolving
schemes permanent and lasting
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ously refrain from holding any intercourse with

ously refrain from holding any intercourse with
him. He says he never yet met with crlnl-
nal who was to be beheaded but whose cour-
age finally gave way. he thinks hanging
would be better mode of execution neariy
every criminal being afraid of the pain wnlcn
they think tie axe in cutting of their heaos'
would give them. He snys the most trying
moment for him is always that OF his con-
fronting his victim for the first time for the
nurnose of looking at his neck and cutting OH
his hair. All the women whom he beheadea' ne
says tainted as soon as they caught sight OF him
and learned who he was, and what he wanted
of them. He denounces as wanton cruelty
the practice Of reading once more 10 one
criminal the whole long sentence passed
upon him after he has reached the scahoid.
He thinks that there is still sensibilty IN the
head for several minutes after it has been seY-
cred from the trunk. A woman beheaded IN
Mecslenburg, in 1866, had tainted On the scaf-
fold, and seemed perfectly hfeless when she
was tied to the block. After her head was on
he picked it up, and saw to his horror that the
eyes opened slowly, with an expression OF
great agony. He thinks the more humane way
of executing criminals would be to Kill them
in an hour or an hour and half after their
sentence has been announced to them, and not
compel them to walk or ride to distant place
of execution, but to execute them, il possible'
in their own prison; for the walk to the scat
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the criminal, few Of the strongest men being
able to retain their composure, while the wo-
men, without exception, have 10 be carried to
the block. Occasionally, he says, feeble women
arouse themselves at the last moments, and
offer the most desperate resistance, so that he
and his assistants once or twice were hardly
ab1a to fasfen them to the block.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 2S, 1858.
state Democratic Convention.


A Convention of the Democratic party of
the State of South Caroline is hereby called,
to meet at Columbia, on the night Of Thurs
day, 9th August, for the purpose of nomi-
mating Electors for President and Vice
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The Convention will be composed of rep
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style. STEM CO;
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Cash Capital Paid Up and Invested over ss,oOO0oo
Gold.
US. Branch Office, No. 40 Pine-street.
LOCAL DIRECTORS N NEW YORK:
E. II. ARCHIBALD, Esq, q. B. NJ. Consul, Chair-
man.
RICHARD IRWIN, ESQ.,, RICHARD IRWIN Co.
ED. 8. JAFFRAY, ESQ.,. E. S. JAFFRAY & 20.
J. BOURMAN JOHNSTON, Esq, j. BooRMAN JOHN
sroN l. Co.
A. A. Low, ESQ.,, A. A. Low BROTHERS.
DAVID SALOMON, Esq, No. II West S8th-street
JAMES STUART, Esq., J. & J. STUART.
EDGAR W. CROWELL, Resident Manager
Risks taken as low as in other frst-class Compa-
nies, and Losses adjusted and paid here.
Policies issued, payable IN gold or currency by
A. L. TOBIAS. No. 100 East Bay.
June 90 stush3mo Agent for Charleston, s. c.