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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

At the annual meeting Of the Vermont and
Canada railroad, held at ST. Adams. October
l., il, the following board Of directors were
ch sen Worthinctcn c Smith, st. Adams ;
John Porter, Hartford; Edward Blake. Boston;
Slnluel Atherton. Boston: John ". Newton, st.
Albums Jed p Clark, Milton B. P. Cheney,
Boston. Hon W. C. Smith WAS rec 'ected Pres
ideut, and John W. Newton, Clerk and Treasu
rar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

az french great sensation novelty cheapness.
4 euI5'lly' in hi-Sly polished case, metallic
tvuSue nFiillant 10 tone Of the best construction
WIN Tue most recent improvements new keyless
pattern El-ht select airs. Emiuentiy adapted for
the ara" ln--ro0m tH"ie. Guaranteed Of tho best
airs, 81 No. ., 10 airs. 50: 40. 3. % airs e All
sent Tree on receipt Of the amount. NO agents. no
hat street. New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

THE PEOPLE KNOW.-Ii there is any
thing tie People th roughly understand, it is the
comparative value NJ thc various medicine. offered
flr their acceptance through he advertising col
of the press. In scrptural phrase they try ALL
but only hold fast 60 that which IS good. Hence. a
med c.ua! preparation that ha. been growing in
favor Will the public for period of twenty years,
and has attained larger sale than any other remedy
of IL, class ever reached in this country may fairly
De entitled a STANDARD SPECIFIC, toucniuE whose
merits there is no room for controversy. Now, this
is precisely the position Of HOSTETTER'S SION
ACH BITrEBS As a means Of preventing and cur
Ing dyspepsia ordinary indigestion, hiliousness,
general debility and nervous affections. it has liter
ally lived down all competition, and lesitimately
taken its place as the foremost vegetable tonic On
this continent. indeed on this hemisphere In view
orthis statistical fact which may be reao ly verified
by a reference to the revenue returns. few words
of seasonahle advice ia relation to the Of ar
tcc in such general request will not he considered
esotistc OF out ofplace. There is no season which
suggest. the necessity FOR course Of this agreeable
inyisorant more significantly than the fsll. The
great contrast between the temperature 1.-THE nights
and lays aad the heavy mephitc mists arising from
extensive u-faces Of iecomposng vegetable matter,
necessarily have a depressing effect upon systems
partially exhausted ty the heat OF summer, and
therefore greatly needing that strength and visor
which are the best safeguards against disease. Act
Ing as q tonic and stomaclic, blood depurent, an
Alternative ami anti bilious Medicine, HOSTEL
TIERS BIITERS exercise a wholesome influence
upon every portion Of the organization, and prepare
it to resist every unhealthy influence Hence it;
Ereat.yalue as 4 fall medicine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23
9ru advertisements.
ONE OF THE
BEST E.VT.EST.NE.y'TS
THE
First Mortgage Bonds,
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC
[ MON PACIFIC
Railroad Company!
$40 MILES Completed ,

4 LIMITED amount Of the First Mort-axe Bond,
"a Of the Union Pacific Railroad Conrsny A. "a
fered to the public as one Of the s,f,s. .nd -.
profitable Investments
l. They are a first mortgage upon the longest and
most important railroad in the country.
= By law, they can be issued to the Conp.n, NJ.
y as the road is completed so that thew a,,.y,
resent a real value
D. Their amount il limited by act u Cop..res. =.
Fifty Million Dollars on the entire Pacific Linz
average ofless than $4,000 Der mils
l. Hon Z d Morgan Of tie United State. ssn.,.
and Hon Cakes Ames Of the United state, Uou.e %
Representatives are the trustees for the h,.lol4..-
to see that all their interests are protected
5- Five Government Directors. appai1ta5 h., -.
President ofthc United States are responsible, A..
country for the management Of is Affairs.
G. Three United states Commissioner. INNS,
tiai the road Is well built and equipped and in y,
respects frst-c'ass railway, before apv so,5. -
be issued upon it.
'- ihe United States Guv-rumen; lend. tn. Co,.
pauy is own bonds t. the same amount tn, -.
Company issues. f- which "a take. 3 s.s.,a -
gl-e as security.
s. As aeditionsL aid it mai rs an lute io,.,i,
Of .4-'' acres # Land 70 The mile Iyiu. mon ,,cb
side OF the rald.
g. The bonds pa, siH per cent in .,,.d. and III,
principal is ais, payable 10 gold
D.. The el-i.a-- from the local Or v,, ,,..s..--
We-eorsr Form 5ula, poll,r. l,., = -
aitef lay.r- operating expenses. wa. nr,t -
ti'n sun eat TO pay the interest The earning, VIII
Dee 'a't.y increased on Tie completi Of the entire
Tin. i'm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23
TUEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM.

THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM
EDY.-Dr J. W Poand's White Pine Compound,
throat, colds, coughs dipthera, bronchit
Is, splitting Of blood and pulmonary affections gen
orally. II is a remarkable remedy for kidney com
plants diabetes difficulty OF vOiding urine, bleed
ing from the kidneys and bladder gravel and other
complaints.
BosroS, Jan. 20, 1865.
Poland's White Pine conipound.-After having
given it a thorough trial we confidently recon-
mend Poland's White Pine Compound very val
liable article for the of colds coughs and pull
monte complaints generally In several cases We
have known il to give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. II is an
article, which. in a climate so promotve Of sudden
and severe colds !. that Of New England, ought TO
be in every family; and are sure that those who
obtain il and give II fair trial will not there
after be willing to without it-lBOsfon Journal.
A VALUABLE MEDIcISE.-Dr. Poi1nds Waite Pine
Compound, advertised in our columns Is a successful
attempt combine and apply the medicinal virtues
of the White Pine Bark. II has been thoroughly
tested by people in this city and vicinity, and the
proprietor has testimonials to ts value from persons
well known to citizens. We recommend It's trial
in all those Of disease 10 which ii Is adapted.
1t is for sale by all our druggsts-fF. Y. Tndepen-
dent.
The White Pine Compound |. now sold in every
part Of the United States and British Provinces.
Prepared at the NV ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPoT,
BosroS, MASS.
Oss let, ls&s. wivT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

ration Of the fine talents and exalted abilities
that have placed that gentleman in the front
rank, and made him the peer of the most talent
I'd and able in that most distinguished and dig
nifed assemblage of statesmen on earth-the
Senate of the United States.
rise, Sir, further to express my humble but
since gratitude for the unWearied assi1uity.
and unwavering fidelity with which he has ex-
efted his eminent abilities in the discharge Of
the laborious and difficult duties heretofore en-
trusted to him for the signal and patriotic ser
vices he has rendered his country, and the
bright lustre he has thereby shed upon our be-
loved Vermont. Especially am grateful for
such patriotic services at this momentous crisis
second TO none in importance in our couu-
try's history-not even the darkest hour Of ihat
bloody war through which cur nation has lust
passed.
Ii, PAST services commend him to Us AS a
suitable person to be continued six years longer.
IN the position be has so faithfully and ably ill
ed fro the last two years
Mr.. Bishop, of Bolton, nominated Hon. Tim
othy P Redfeld.
The roll having been called it appeared that
Hon George +. Eimunds had received lSS
votes; Hon. Timothy P Relfei had received
II votes; and thereup0n the Speaker announced
that
Hon. GEORGE F. EDAIUNDS
having received a majority Of all the votes cast.
Is duly elected on the part of the House United
Sra e> Sena or for the term Of six yelrs from the
9TH Of March next.
On motion Of hlr. Miner, Of Manchester. al
ioumcd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

4 GENIS NANTED 1or .NIGuT sCFyEs
~ - IN IhE blbLE Portrayed. Illustrated. and
Walk and Homes 81 Jesus" semi fi- r,r.lr,T
address ZLiGLEb MDtUkDY & ~. pI'l,i-i,'--ii,,'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23


4 ol Manufactures.
Az - O'Clock, IN accordance with re.aIu-
. ton adopted this morning, the Senate proceeded
To- Vote rira r5re for T. $. Senator for six
years from March itb 1869. with the following
rc-at, Senators Hard and Dale actin. as teIlcrs f:
Whole number Of vote 81
Geo F. Edmunis. -
The President announced tbe election Of Mr.
iimunis on the part If the Senate.
Wrr,rsr..v e.+ 81
..,.,-.-,,
9i--'-AiL'
Bills Pfsi Is. DO. 10 incorporate the Yer
m9lt life Insurance Company: :. Is, to amend
ar -.t @. inc rpl-lte Tho Mt. Mansfield Turnpike
Co.,
Air. Tell. VI Gale Iau.l. leiu-ljsent ve-tsullv
WHOM tne vote for Ju.gi States Sauatnr WI.
tk.r. a-lei leave 60 ID, .-.l Dis vote TODAY
ST.. Caafell objected .H flle GROUND thai when
-H. vote ga- declared vt.~-e.,l4v. the Senate l.l
-h.r extended aII lr. mower 10 act IN relation t0
Tint election. Leave refused rNlr Han ,,a.
ns.... Ir- absent and ,,..r1 l..,. ,-..l Obi. Mr.
EInl.I-7
r,f-l-
H.a haH-By Mr. Baldwin IT Hiue-Iur-r.
directing the committee on judiciary 20 enquire
iat. rhc eyptleu.y of masking payment to the
ri-.' iul claimants thereof. al. MONEYS now rr-
mining IN the State Treasury 600 account of 81 T.
dies a'lotmeui- ~ the United States nav:
aIortef
Bills Ifr.fu.-f r.f Pr,rr,L-Bv N-
Ivule yc Cuilfrl. To- lc-al'se the GRAND list. 0f
-I-- town of Gu.lfr.l for the .y-elr .- ami --.
% committee on grand list
n- Mr. Severance. Of Glover fu anon .i-r...t
of .Hau. VI of general -rtilt,- r4fafi., Cd. rlr.-
f. .-,r..-.0r rtei.t.-s entitled g., md, r.. ,,
I4r~a--eulsnce "a t.I.5.rs institute, 4 -a...r.-
rIt..aan ,.lu-ttior
Er SIR. Severance. If Glover RELATING Fl. tr.a
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Fake E,arficmiar .Nofiee.

a. Gee sure sud send money by registered letteL
whoa De-. 10 some Instances country PostrnaN
ts.- tvc refused o. forward letters TO Us, supposinE
r1- rug business came under the law agains; otteS-
i-s si- ,rr rpr'-e- &C., although il has been over
a.f .var .ao'a-sl lawful 10y the legal authorities
il ae..a- fs;--ated 81 the jealousy Of country
ANTS DO case ANY Postmaster should again
.a -Fari letters -enl by Express.
cannot Pee responsible for money lost, unless
-s.- rr..igtiau- axe taken o. ensure is safety.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
our address ,1 full. Town. County and State.
C.. THOMPSON 4 co..
1876 Federal Street.
BOSTON. MAS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

BURLINGTON, March ], 1851.
find your e Hoods Excelsior Troches " an
excellent thing for Coughs, Colds, &c, and no
family should be without them.
GEO. T. SMITH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

SENATE
AFTERNOON
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MA ~ '-it ''.t'ls e'1iil'- %
t,, q ID .ll I ],
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- -'i '-t5 o! s..a.l' e.. b'-s' ans Mt Hal
WIS ri -ii'l' -A l-7 .-le-
TuuH~rAY. Oct 1-
SENATE
.a.a5 =. chaud mortgage: .o committee aa
ar
|t.a1.-By Mr.. Hutchinson If Orange.
+..r5.t .n.'a,, .,i . .l ..''' 4..'i
Monday afternoon The .h Instant. alor-eI
Blu. P1.sr1->. =, amending au te- o. i1-
T.ure the Lau#lle Valley Railroad 60. . s
.-. enabling towns in F1us.iu, LIuHle ana
Orleans counties 60 aid no tEecou-tru-t. % .f thg
Nsr'-.l0i Railroad.
E.TSr
y-,
""'' .+--.+ ana hg'', by Nr.
-.-''-'1' To- amend secs ~ ana I' Of
-'t- ''' -''' d. 7-'''--'-' -..''-A- '' 'i'-'ie7
' "'-l committee
''." ''' ''"~,' 70 o. To e. ->.ut ir an
'-"'"t .' - i1'' approx e., en- 's'- - o.
''-' I'D. -'-''' ''-'s "'-i'ti 10
'ilIi.,iae .a i.-'-fi.e.
From tAe senate. :. D, 60 email. tue towns
gu ih' count. " j i-AAllh' Li'-.-' ana 'i-
leans. in 'i Il 'he constructor ,. ,he N--'--
.. i,..r..i .' committee ol railroads.
HE Mr. Mead OF Ia.I.., TO amend an aet
h.--i %. i'. " ..'.i 20 s-. D.. chap
90. general STATUTES. Eating tu the Board .l
.ee on r'1-t."a Zine
i. ..e 'pI n-.n,i' tt 'at '.t-
e NtH - D.. t4' s.ait. cd.
SIX trH-. H' from each '.n-ra--"rs. dis
u constitute E.4rl .. iinalu.u. at
t Tvs. % "H,H shall mot Ia.t .Hn a.mtor-
.. The H.lri t.r prose- ''rr re4r-
I HH..f r.r-t -'a OBJ. Senate Hr.s.i 10
r joint Assembly ior the election Of
iai '- .ai Reporter @. t.a Supreme Court. ou
Ia.-llF next. ut I'D "'g.'. p. Wl; r.n'urrai
SENATE
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of last session Incorporating 'le Champ'ain
Transportation o..
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

y see DR.. Kennedy's advertisement in an
other column, headed Permanent Cure for
Caarrh."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23
SENATE


Bulls IHtrOdUced.-By Mr. Burt, to incor
porate the Missisquoi Bay Ferry Co; to com
Inittee on highways and bridges
By Mr.. Hard, in amendment of the Charter o
the City Of Burlington; to committee on Judi
ciary.
Joint Misunderstanding for distribution
Of arms and ammunition belonging to the State
adopted in concurrence.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The Senate and House met in Joint Assembly
IN the Hall Of the House Of Representatives u;
haii-past two clock, in pursuance Of a Joint re-
solution, TO elect Secretary Of State, Sergeant
at-Arms, Auditor Of Accounts, Commissioner Of
the Insane, Railroad Commissioner, Adjutant
and Inspector General, Quarterraster General.
Judge Advocate General, Superintendent, and
three directors Of the State Prison. for the year
ensuing
His Honor Stephen Thomas. President Of the
Senate in the chair.
George Nichols, Secretary Of State. Clerk
The Joint Assembly proceeded to the election
Of officers named
For Secretary Of State, Senator circuit nomi-
mated Hon. George Nichols; seconded by Mr.
Grandey Of Vergennes.
No other nomination being made
GEORGE Nichols, OF MORTIFIED,
was duly elected to tina, Office by rira roce
vote, whereup0n the oath OF ofhce was admin
istered TO him by the President OF the Joint As
sembly.
For Selrgelut-at-Arms Mr.. Converse Of
Woodstock, nominated Fred t. Smith Senator
Dale seconded the nomination of Mr. Smith
Mr. Miner OF Manchester, nominated Zebina
G. Camp; Senator Anderson seconded the nom-
nation ct Mr.. Camp.
H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23
NOTICE.

W bed aud board, without sufficient cause or
provooation, hereby warn all persons from har.
boring or trusting her on my account. as shall pay
no debts cf her contracting after this date.
JOHN MILES.
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TANTED-AGE 20 500 per
w month every where. male and female 10 IN
trndgcc the GENUINE IMPROVED 90 HMbN
SENSE "A lily SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will stitch hem fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and emhr0idcr in "A most superior manner.
Price, only SIS Fully warranted Tor i've years.
We will paw slUO0 for ans Machine that will sew a
stronger more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours II makes the Elastic Lock stitch.H Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing It. We pay Agents
from s. to 500 per month and expenses, or com
mission from which twice that amount can be made
Address, SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURGH, P. n, or,
BOSTON, MASS.
CATIION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties pilming OF worthless cast-iTon machines,
under the same name otherwise. Ours j. the on y
flcfulud
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COLGATE 4 cos
TOILET SOA PS.

- advance. Agents wanted evcrywi ere, male and
female, o. sell our PATENT EVERLASTING VANS
WIRE CLOTHES LINE. 90 Every household should
nave this artlc.e.'-N. J.. Tribune. Address AMIR
ltAN WIRE Co, - william street. y. T., or d
be.rboru ST., Chicago, III.
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Central Pacific R. R. Co.,
Public Lands

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

General committee reported fIyorably on ;. b.
To- to incorporate the Lam0ille Spring and Hotel
Company and on 5. B. Il, in relation TO the
Ureen Mountain Seminary; ordered to third
reading
Committee on highways and bridges reported
il'orably on ;. B. Is, TO amend the charter of
the Mount Mansfield Turnpike Company; or
derei to third reading.
Committee on railroad, reported without
opinion on ). b. -, to enable certain town, 20
and DO building the West River Railroad by pur-
chasing It's capital stock Mr. Hendee moved TO
amend so that such purchase should not exceed
ton usles the amount OF the Town Grand List.
adopted and bin ordered 10 third reading.
Bills hfro}ice3-By Mr. Billiard. Of s..
Johus5ny, prosii.ug for the management and
slie If railroad stock and bond, owned by GER
tain WIS 10 committee on railroads.
by Mr.. Dyer, of Salisbury, TO Incorporate the
Bedding Fails Marble Company to committee
ol Manufacture
Az H. O'Clock, IN accordance with % re>alu-
ton adopted tai, morning, the Senate proceeded
to Vote rira r5ce for T. s. Senator for six
years from March ith 1861. with the following
re-alt Senators Hard and Dale acting as te'lcrs
Whole number Of vote
Geo F. Edmunls, -
The President announced tLt election of Mr.
Limunds on the part Of the Senate.
V--.-......-..-. NE .lr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

Bills IHtrOduced.-By Mr. Burt, to incor-
porate the Missisquoi Bay Ferry Co; to COM
mittee on highways and bridges.
BY Mr.. Hard, in amendment of the Charter OF
the City Of Burlington; to committee on Judi
ciary
Joint misunderstanding for distribution
Of arms and ammunition belonging to the State;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

NGNETHI NG NEV .-il ... .1f -.at--
= JUST patented if -u-- . soon W.
lar ,r.e Azu-. sHrt... SPENCE Co.,. .t Paws
rIHH.. sos.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

N,G>oLn WAFER superior to the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold AT half the
price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

[ ,bobNtiEED Eut NtAtN -. NS.-6U
~ tlues witt p with one pen ~ ink. N1 I1tt.r n.y.
Ono dozen assorted -arulc- sent Gr d. els ts.rf.
make $40 q oay. Aclrcss GJuu>pEED d.. co.. B.
Pars Row. New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

t.-t.5-it -iv.l- O. complete description = arti
c..s ID, Pee -..t i0r 1NE dollar win BE- sod at ii,
r1t- IEA CENTS EACH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

S,TASl rIrRINC.-Tas -tu~- r.a.tat %
= d-.s us. A. roAHp.tN. t..t lir.le-l. Conn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

A TT0RNEYS aud Counsellors at Law. Masters in
n Chancery, and Solicitors Of Patents Office
Corner N aud D St, washington. d. G..
Special attention paid tocasCs in tho Supreme
Court or Court or Claims
JOHN T DREW. GEO. T. briggs.
Sept 3D. M
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r. Il. ALLEN < -, P. o. Box sc. y. Y.
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WANTED.

A PROTESTANT man and his wife to take charge
"A Of the Domestic Department Of the Home for
Destitute Children, in Burlington, Vt. The best Of
reierencls as te character and ability will be
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DREW & DRIGG.

, and inch for sale by RI. WHITE.
= sept 9th, W-mos. ShelhUn Point.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-07
POLITICAL.

General Dunn, of General Meades staff, who
has Just arrived at Washington, from Georgia,
says that reconstruction in that State has been
effected upon more enduring basis than per-
haps in almost any other State, for the reason
that a large and powerful white element, under
the lead OF such men as Ex-Governor Bro Wn aud
Others, has taken leading part III favor OF the
Congressional policy.
Frank Blair was nominated by the soldiers.
OF course he was. General Preston, OF the Rebel
army, nominated him, Wade Hampton seconded
the nomination, and General Forrest supported
it. Thus set in motion, it carried the Convention
by storm, and this class of soldiers are TO sup
port him. The "boys in blue" will leave the
raybacks to perform that service.
The Louisville Journal calls Sherman,
Thomas and Meade ''satraps," and the soldiers
''slayes of the satraps." 1T says, Of course they
are for Grant, together with ''all swindlers,
pimps, detectives, adyenturers, bigots and black.
guards" but that ''the whole respecta6llity and
responsibility of the South are for Blair and
Seymour"
ports Seymour principally on the ground that
he "is in favor OF overthrowing the reconstruc-
tion measures with their mOngrel and Illegal
governments in the Southern States.n
Mr.. Chase lately informed some o. his legal
friends that if the Supreme Court had been
allowed by Congress TO pass upon the recon
structon laws last winter, they would have
been pronounced constitutional.
The Democrats are not pleased with the
Presidents action in rendering Mr.. Rollins
place 10 Governor Cox, OF Ohio. They say it
shows a want Of interest on his part in render
ing aid to the Democracy iu the coming cam
paign.
EVallandigham reads the death warrant Of
his own party in the following ds:-"Depend
upon it, no party whose only cementng element
Is asympathy OF hatred can ever be permanent
in power or even in existence
--"Agate," OF the Cincinnati Gazette thinks
that the number of Democratic CongressmeI
from Indiana will be reduced from three to two
and perhaps to one.
Nebraska will cast her virgin vote as State
in November. The campaign for Grant auC
Colfax has been auspiciously opend aud al
Overwhelming triumph will certainly follow.
Seymour and Blair are bent on revolution
but they will be Strengthened by defeat.