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L has emf yed on thi Cast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has became one Of
the celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actI;aliy received AMI cure |,
V'.ce ii il point of number Of patients among the
very FIRST Of the world anlthe success ot its
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Brown, X. r.
lCraige, George
Cook. John r.
Goliath, +. J.
Cornell, James
Grow. A. VI.
Coon.y, John
Chase, r. II.
Clarrssy, W. B.
Chase, ". q
ChainpouN. Louis
Cleveland. f y
Cornelia, &c rye
Cook, David i.
t" FIN, l.. VI.
Clri>terson. Peter G.
Cambron, Joseph
Dec ker. W. \.
Dale, Luke
neichmann, II. L.
Dun gan, Vi th#el
ho'hs, George r.
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m"nd, ) W.
ll"rk'' II, John
Denton. Hube
Daley, William
Denl%, ID Z.
DaflH, John
Dunl'an- 1hom2s
Davidson, Z. &.
Dillon, James
Dayton. Reuben L.
DeSwaft. II. l..
tllas, Mler
Enemy. Joth
Erlksyn, Peter
ENln-, Henry
ErIkson. Samuel
Edwards, Thomas
esther, VI. X.
Freeman, A. Z.
t"r-n h, George
taunce, Edmund
fnraess, I h'rlrs
frf"ei, william
tinig'n, Mlcaael
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Hiiioy, John
Gaiiasher. Hreh
GabbinS. u VI
Guthrie, Richard
hartle, John
Horubro"k. John
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Hart joan ;.
Herman, Martin
II Pc. James
Han KIN, Daniel E
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Election Proclamation.
C. y. NOTFwARr,
Secretary Of STATE.
STATE or NEVADA.
ENFCUIIyE DEPAKrNENr,

Carson CITY, oct,b Der Il, A. D, 1858
r JAMES 5 SIINGERLANp. ACTING GOV :
L. kRSDk If the State of Nevada do hereby
pr. claim ard give notice that a GENLRAL ILECTIas
will be held the state Il Nevada the Tue sds y
next after thu first MONDAY in November. 4. D.
ls6S, in accoriiI-e with the pruyI. and re
Guir"r ents = the Consrituti"l and Laws Of tbs
United states and he state Of New ada TO- wit:
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Mnish, Calvin II.
Mafhcr, s ii.

Nudge, Henry J.
Msish. Calvin II.
Mather, s ii.
Martin, John IL.
Nandlebaum. James J
Musgrnvr, William L
Moss. Charles
Maute, Andrew
Mcleod, Samuel
McCro>ky. Will am G.
Nctllis'er, Thomas
McFaGden, George
Monkman, j p.
Mo re. Joseph IL.
Monk, Hank
NCClain, +. C.
Mel can. John
Mandl baum, Louis
Nii|cr. James
NcGunuigle. Daniel
Medin, Rasil;O
Mage. William
Me er. Jam, 5 q.
Mason, William D.
Marley. John
Myer. II, nrv
NJ Carly, Patrick
NcNaly. James
Morris. William
Mack. =. T.
Mahrney, A. 3.
MeGa'rig e. J. r.
Ea'r' n Daniel
N"tfat, John p.
Mtrcure. + d.
Ned'r. Is. II.
Nadigan. James
Morrison, Stoahley
. Norris. William
NHteware. c. n.
Movers. Samuel 4.
Nevarre. Bernard
Nuss, George
Oliver. J. P.
Or. an. p eslry
Osterday, Henry
Parkinson, W. X
Putnam William
Prince, 7 b.
Pai ker, Hubbard G..
Parker. o. II.
Pearson, William
Parkinson. Richard r.
Philips. Henry P.
Parrish. Bird
Palmer. LORENZO D.
PoCe. William
+, kin, John
Psrades. Amelio
Papinesu. Antoine
Par.les, Lubin
Ross. Henry
Renvllle, John b.
Rhoades, Henry A.
Reese. J. Martin
K,st'r, Allison
Richr' ds. John 2.
Rink 'e. Mat; hew
Rice, Henry +.
Eu>se |. William NJ.
Rogers. John
Rock well, Frank
Ryan, Paul ii.
Rodman, Levi
Rice. A. 7.
Rhnad-s. Z.
Richie, Benjamin D.
Schoch, Oscar
Smith, Thomas
Scott. Edgar p.
Snv1grA,s. William {.
Small, Samuel
Small, George W.
stingrenSon, Filing
Savage. James
Seab"lt. Almond
Small. Berjauin F.
Sheriden. Hugh
Sprarus. Thomas
Schneider, Heor2e
Sharp. Robert Is.
STAFFORD, " alter
Sllhgerland, James :.
schuiz, Z. VI.
smith. Lew W.
Schel NJ, August
SCOTT. james Il.
Sterhburg, Lee
III mas. Martin
Turner, Frederick D.
Tltder. A. W.
Thomas. George
Tufiy, George
Th mps' n. Joseph W.
Todd. F. y.
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| Thomas Da'id
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T"edfle. Robert
Van Dyke, John :.
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White. Theodore
Wallace, William
W arr-n. William ?.
W hi'f1' d, Anhre~
W bite, James I.
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Robinson. James W.
Rollins. A. J.
Rove william
Rowe. John
Risdon. John A.
Robinson Marshall
Re,nuli, George E.
Ross.r John
Scars Jsnes
Saf-It Jonathan
swift Thadiru.S.
S,ckri,ier Gilbert
Stevens Calvin p
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sutherland John
STRAINS. IdwardD.
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Schweis. George
Smith Charles c.
Scott Chri.topher
Shatrrck. J,t,n W.
Simmons. John
Smil v. William
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Sherwood. Henry Ii.
SNYDER John
Stnru Charles
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PRIV DISEASES

I, Males AMI Irregularities in Females A. the great
de,;rDyers of health. They In>iduu>y attack the
sy,IeHn, ami graiua Nv undermine and destroy it
they drive the bI 'on from the cheek, The lu>tre
traIn the eye. the strength and vi-or from the
ame, they give puny an diseased offspring, and
poison, through successive generations. the race "t
man. The marks can be in etrufull. Con
sumption, Cripples, the Ii.otic, the Paraytic the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
r,ce than those diseases arising from the crntaIni-
nation yeneri.l Poison. The mildest forms, by re-
treating to the blood, Holt the afflic-
re. the sword IF destruction that is liable at any
moment to fill and blight-to utterly desiroy-al
e1rthiy pes.
MERCURY, -ncngu:zei as the most FATAL
HhDIC Al ENEMY TO man. combining with the
Memorial, doubles his dangers. Those who have
h.sa treated with that perlicious MINERAL Pol
. form,
D)NOTBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison TO crawl through the sys
tam e.tin5 its way into the tissues and organs
beueath h. apparently smooth SUFFICE, to burst
,at in the future with a viru!ence that will battle
the effects of me iicne. When Perfect CURES r,n
b, 1t. aimed by consulting physician. whom o..-
practice and thorough Investigation into the
# Diseases of the UNNARY ORGANS. eIlble to
determine at once the of the disease
In all Diseases entrusted II the D ct1r's care:
pERFECr. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES,
In all Cases Cure, Guaranteed.
In syphilis and its aijurcts. Gonnorrhua and
as;ump,ny ius diseases; all disorders Of the Bad-
dor. Kidneys and posttte; Siminal Weakness
Diseases of the Heart and Longs; Dyspepsia; Indi-
xrston, Impntency; Inclpieut Consumption. and
al diseases Of the unary organs in either sex,
y n IL a
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Notice is hereby given that the undersgn Ell
REGISTRY Agent Il receive objections to the
right 70 vote on the part Of any person reg-ter Ell
on the r-gor List Of Voters, until o'clock
P. VI. Of the third day previous 10 the third day
If November. A. D. 1863. All objections should
he made bv = qualified slector, in wrfiLe. sub
scrbei and sworn affirmed to by such elector
10 the best Of his kn. Wedge AMI belief
l.. c NCKEEBY. Registry Agent
f,r Carson Fl eciLct, Ormaby County, Nevada.
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Joy, William P.
Johnson, " j.
Junkin-, Nciad
johnson, Ja"'tL.
Johnson. Fran.
Eitzmcyer, Chris:;aa
Hing. Peter +.
Kim, Fay etfo
Kelly, DANIEL
Kelly, Daniel
Kelly. 7 ho,nas
Kuemmer.e. T. bias
X llpatri"k. 10 eph
King. Samuel d. Jr.
Ming, Is njimin l..
Kitzm. yer. Daniel
X Kendall, Merrill
Kar, her, Go:liob
k!asing, Henry
Lynn. Theodore
Land b rger. Ad !, :
Ilnyd. John
Lemsr. Frank
Ian bert. William II.
l.antcr. William \.
Lerhv. Daniel
Lov-jny, John A.
Lewis. AngGs:s5
Lshish. Jerry
Lake. Il. NJ.
Linh", Lac
Lick hart. ". r.
Lomi>s!ie, fasohnl
N.-or-, Joha q
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judi. y. r.
Johns N. J Nicely
Johns II, Peter
Jacobs. Adolph
Jones, ChAile. IL.
King, Samuel D., Sen.
keefer, Joseph
Aiizmey er, George
Kidier, JOAN +.
key>er, William D.
Klein, Peter
~ ennedy. Patti k
krsu-. lienIy Z.
Klein, Jtrub
kneiru, Henry
King, JrrIy
King. " illi,m ".
"enl~l, 4. e.
Kennedy, J, I'm, sen.
Lepo,t, Alexander
Lewis. Prints 4.
Lnu-.l, GcrfCa
iit'le, vii lam 4.
Lewis, Genr-r
Ii inirli. William
Late. hillip
Lower. William r.
Littleton, james <.
Lewis, James y.
Livingston. Ad iEh
Legar, Frank X
Lane. :, lve>t-r
LudiuH, Frank j.
Gishe's. Ueary 4.
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plan The Senator mistook the character OF the
PRESIDENT ne supposed there is anything
ne dare not attempt to that end. Those
entitled to representation at all il the President chose
thus TO refuse and In this case he would defy
their law and look with scorn upon all attempts TO
impeach him. But why he asked, was the Presl-
dents proclamation In regard to the readmission OF
State required In order to satisfy the world that
such q thing has taken placer Was not the ra-
tifcatOn OF the fourteenth amendment by the State
Legislatures, shown by the seal OF State lust as
valid evidence Of the fact as such proclamation
would bel Clearly so. Why, then, insist upon this
useless ceremony when they knew, or ought to
know, that such Ia the opposition OF Andrew john
their legislation that he will never issue such
proclamation, but persist in keeping out those States
as long as practicable.
Mr.. EDMUNDs said his proposition was to restore
those States according to law, and ne intended that
the minister OF the law, Andrew Johnson, shall do
the last official act required by the law In restoring
policy Of restoration; and he Mr. Edmunds) had not
the slightest doubt that the President would do 1t.
he reminded the Senator that the President would
have left the office now but for difference OF
opinion in the Senate In regard to law.
Mr. FRELINGHUYsEN, (rep.) OF N. j., suggested that
the purpose OF both Senators could be attained by
leaving In the section the clause making it the duty
OF the President to issue such proclamation within
ten days after the necessary official notification OF
the ratification.
Both Senators assented, and the amendment was
so modified and then adopted.
Mr.. SHERMAN moved to amend, by striking ont the
clause imposing upon Georgia the further funda-
mental condition OF declaring null and void by her
General Assembly certain provisions OF the cOnst-
tuition relative to debts contracted prior to June
1866.
Some debate ensued, during which Mr.. MORTON
pronounced the PROVISIONS unconstitutional and dis
honest, when, without action ON the amendment, at
about five O'Clock, the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned.
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class. me Board WIN continue in session unulit
has examined into the physical condition Of all the
newly appointed cadets who may present them
selves. ts
Departure Of General Grant for West Point.
General Grant left Washington to-day in the noon
train, en- route to West Point to be present at the
examination exercises at the Academy. He win
probably deliver the diplomas to the graduating
class.
Caycus Of Radical Senators.
The republican Senators held an adjourned caucus
meeting this morVlng on the subject of making
changes in the subordinate eflcep OF the Senate,
but there not being unanimity OF views the whole
subject was postponed until December next
Naval Bulletin.
Commodore James A. Greer is ordered to ordnance
duty at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on the lst OF
July.
First Assistant Engineers g. L. p. Ayres, r. 8.
Talbot, George w. Sensner and L. r. Greeve and
Second Assistant Engineers H. NJ. Quig, M. p.
Towne, 7. L. Vanderslice, r. w. T0umOn and J.
Van Amberg have been ordered to temporary duty
connected with the contractors trial Of the ma
chinery Of the MinnetOuka.
Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon W. r. Hutchin-
son, Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas owens and
Acting Master J. M. Butler have been hOnorably dis
charged.
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and Mr.. stanbery was consequently rejected, be-
cause forsooth he would not bend party Che preg
nant hinges OF the knee that place might follow
fawning
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extensive Whoi,,,lc Establishment large an
ELEGANT RETAIL. DEPARTMENTS

Fol the cxpr.sS purpose u retailing their goods
10 consumers al Wholesale Prices. The immense
pruiits which have heretofore trcn put upon teas
and coiiccs 10y the producers the importers, the
iobb,l- trokers, spectators, wholesale deaiersand
finally by the retail country merchants, have - en-
HANGED the prices Of these essential articles Of every
lay llfe that many consumers have been Obliged to
stint themselves or abstain altogether NON the use
of teas and eofres II Is tact well known 10 those
who are familiar with the condition oil the Tea
market that these goods frequently rtalled by
small dealers in the country at twice OF thrice then
original value, and even then are 50 aduiterated
and loctorcd by unprinGpled spectators a. TO IL
really unfit Tor the of lsy good and well pro
yidcd household.
We do not see why this should longer continue
and we Therefore propose to retail our teas an,
cofsccs in small quantities to consumers, IN a!
parts OF the country at importing prices, with suci
small profits added thereto as IN a widely extend
ed and constantly increasing business may reason
ably compensate us for our trouble. We guaran
tee our teas and cotccs at all times to be fresh an
pure. and warrant all goods sold from this hous
10 giya entire satisfaction otherwise the good
may l.s returned and the money viii be- refunded
W. challenge any establishment IN this country u
cunpatc with us in The quality and prices OF ou
roofs. We call the especial attention OF al hou~
kccpsrs anil head. Of families To the iolIow'ns'
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AND SHEEP FARM FOR

- SALE. nom fOur hunuicu 70 rive nun.
lrcd acres Of land situated in stockbr1dge and
Pittsfcld, three miles from Pittsheld village,
-loping south and southwest; Apple orchards and
three good sugar orchards dwelling house, five
barns and sheds, and Cider Mill 100 acres OF
meadow which may be cut with machine;
pastmagr and meadow sufficient to keep 60 cows,
with good cultivation may be largely increased.
An abundance OF pure water, both for farm and
COM ouicnt to buildings.
For an ontcrprising farmer II IL the best chance
TO make money IN Vermont. Terms of payment
as easy as could be reasonably asked tor. Apply
10y letter or personally to
NJ q. ENERTS, Rutland, Vt.
4 Rutland Oct. II, 1866. dlw&wi3u
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

pr Dow is consulted daily, fpom a. m, TO p
M as above upon all difficult and chronic diseases
of every name and nature.
nr Dow, Nos and Endicott street, Boston.
Those whose need the services OF an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him a call.
n B.-Dr Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail,
Two for 81 and red stamp.
Boston Anil 1896, lI-ly
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CHARLIE MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
- have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
and more capable OF putting their ap-
plicatiouS in form 30 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents
9. Nj. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE OF which patents have
been granted, and that one Is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part lea Is me TO recommend all inventors e
apply 70 HIM 10 procure their Patents as they may
b. sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges, JOHN TAGHART."
Boston Jan l. 1865. l;wly
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
EOR ONE DOLLAR!

We sell Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns, Webs,
Cotton Cloth, shawls, Carretings, sheetings, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &C., &c. Circulars Sent Free,
.,.;rg f Il particulars or Twelve Checks sent for
One Dollar, describing twelve different articles
which We will sell for One Dollar Each.
20 Ladies and Gentlemen wanted as agents, to
whom the most liberal inducements are offered
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CHAs. LETS & co. ,
Manufacturers Agents,
eiS CO FEpERAL STREET,
lsvlv Boston. Mas.
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IMPORTANT TO THE APFLICT-
or DELICATE NATURE.

/ VI 1olk An ~ IiT4 ATT blti
1 Ed pr. Dow continues 20 b. consulted at his
oilicc Nos : and Endoott street, Boston, on
all diseases Ola
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE,
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of yen&s
ana impure blood, lmpoteucy, scrutala, Con.
orrhua, lccrs Pam and Distress IN the region OF
Procreation, Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrocclc, Absecsses, Humors, trightfui
swellinrs and the long ira n OF horrible symptoms
attending tins class OF disease, arr made to become
rs harmless as the simplest wailings OF a cold.
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS,
Dr. Dow devo,es a large portion of his time 10
the treatment ct those caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Dizziness OF the
Head, DimnsSs OF SIGHT Palpitaton OF the Heart,
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, Denngement OF the
Digestive functions, symptoms Of Consumption,
&c. such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician OF experience, and
b. nj once restorcd 20 health and happiness.
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dow's treat-
mcnt will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines ssnt to alparts of the country with full
directions.
Dr Dow has also for sale the French Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail,
Three Tor 81 and a red stamp l7-ly
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PRICE LIST

oul oNG, Black, 60, 20, so, 20, 800 I. n, best,
MINED, Green and Black, co, 70, so, %, 800 b
D., hest.
YOUNG HYsON, Green, 90, 20, 81, 81, 800,
sl.lo. sl25 y H., best.
IMPERIAL, Green, 90, si.00, sie5,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Black, ~. 81 -, 400
sl.l0 20 best
JAPAN 90. 400. $L2j I 4.
.GUNrOWDER sl2j, $50
We iInln1t 4 very superior quality ut hltnrS
Oolong and Moyunc Young kyson Teas put up III
original Chinese packages, containing one pound.
We sell the oolunS al $3.50, aud the Young ny
son at y 80 = n.
GROUND CoFFEEs.
ruRE RIO, 90 IS and 50 cents = II
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 20 cents
D. D..
ROYAL CLUB, Extra Fine, IS cents.
In order 10 meet the demands Of thc people Of
Rutland and vicinity, We have appointed POM
& MORSE, corner OF Centre street and Merchant
Row, Agents for the sale of our Teas and totfees
packages at our Warehouse in New York, and
rctailed at Rutland, by Pond Morse, at the same
prices at which they to be had over our coun-
t,rs in New York, All goods put up by us bear
the trade mark OF ''The Great United States Tea
Warehouse OF +. Y. KELLEY & Co, stamped
on the package. None others are genuine. We
especially caution people against procuring their
goods OF any company in New York, Boston,
OF elsewhere, representing Themselves as beng
connected with our house We solicit
.,
FAIR AND THOROUGH TRIAL
OF our goods from all who are interested In buy
ing first-class article of Tea and Coffee, at the
lowest possible rates. i1wbm.
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"REMARKABLE CURES"
DIR. l. w. ADAMS, Agent.

EARN FOR SALE.---ONE OF 30
Il acres one mile from Hydeville and one of
the best houses in the country thereon at less
price than the buildings are north
: One in Benson of about 200 acres of excellent
land and comfortable buildings, on liberal terms
a. c. NJ WILLARD.
- a Teton, Dec. ., 1867. 27d&wtf
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4 RESIDENCE WANTED FOR A

ous OF procuring in some convenient and pleasant
locality, a dwelling house OF sufficient capacity to
accommodate pupils under his instruction in
French as boaldeTs, and that can be used during
the season Tor the accommodation OF Summer
boauiels. Persons knowing OF such an oprortun-
ity to rent i suitable building viii obhgeby ad-
dressing
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IN PERFUMERY, SOAPS AND
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I Ed pr, Dow continues to b. consulted at his
otlcc. Nos and Endieott street, Boston, on
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-31


The Radical correspondent Of the Radi-
ical Cleveland Leader, Is not yet done telling
the public what sert of man BENJAMIN.
WADE is, he whom the Republican State
Convention declared their choice for Vice
President. This is what he has to say OF
him in his letter of the 2Sth of March:
"To be Ben Wade, he must swear. Bill
Wade, Tom Wade,s or Seraphim Wade
might be decent of speech and recogniza-
BILE, but / submit that Ben Wade is q de-
fOrmity without his oath. Heaven would
never know him but by his imprecation,
*E4 - - ff&
Ben. Wade's maxim is semploy no mean.
to cOnciliate; all to crush !" He is dan.
gerous savage, full of the unquenchabIt
fire of tyrannOus revenge. Sad ,oas the do,
for the party of light, OF intelliqence. of charity
and of the future. auhen this cursing and hatint
old man ingrafted himself upon our orgdniza
tion. He is to us neither an ornament
an example, nor moral power. Mature
gave him no dignity; art no grace, and Coz
no benevolence! With his hounds arount
his feet, like some ignorant mountainesr r
he demands the slavery of our sympathy
the homage of our enforced good WILL
He shall not have either. Accepting the sa,
accident of his position, we will give hin
our support for the sake of the issues in
volved with him; but we will not lend hiu
more than this. He shall reign by on
destiny, not by our respect!