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Rr W. l. WALL q CO, Auctioneers
~ Stores No. 3l5 al. 3l1,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylysnia ave and sthst

BANKRUPT SALE OF BONDS, STOCKS,
COURT OF THE DISTRiCr or O1LUMBIA.
BY virtue Of an order OF said Court. passed In
oter FOR sale, 70 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
the 10 day OF December. 1865 1t 10 O'Clock q a.
ner Of 9Th street and Pc. avenue, the following
stocks bonds, &C, TO Wit 100 shares Stock Bub-
Phelps 4 Gilmore Gold Mining Company; q 10
interest in an claim against the STATE
pr2sement IN safety Valves for Steam Boilers;
q Patent Right In IMPROVEMENTS in Mill Stone
Dressers Tor Hullng and Cleaning Grain ana
Rice; several Bosds; States OF VIRGINIA aud Caii
and Mining Company. Also, . large hunter Of
notes OF hand, in large and small amounts
Terms cash.
AsBURY LLOYD, Assignee.
W. L. WALL CO.,
no H-laNSw lChron. Auctioneers,
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TRIED TO PoIsoS HER HCsBAND-A des-
"a cn lrum LsCOnIa, \. H, Is to the effect tina,
a Mrs- Isabella EaITIu Was arrested there las,
ednreCay evening. charged with poisoning
dish o. milk which she had sent up 10 her sIck
husband, George L. , arran. by the hands OF a
nurse. a a part OF bis supper. The nurse eau q.
uoned him not % t1Uch II, A. she had seen hi :
Vile put something into il. H, however
tasted VI II, and exc Itimed. There il the sam J.
Old Iast"-' he having, as II appears, been near
ly poisoned TO Geath few weeks ago The
dIsh OF mix was sent down 10 L p. Jewell,
who lives IN another part of the house He
gave some 10 a cat, ana tue animal AT oncs went
INTO spasms- To make the matter more certain
jewell administered some 10 another cat which
suffered intensely nearly two hours, and then
was killed out Of pity. Mrs. Farran was
brought before Justice Lane on Thursday who
bound her over IN the sun of 5000 20 appear
Tor future examination on the I'D inst
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,B MOUNT vERHoN

on nooN NON.
c The Steamer .ARRow" Captain Tho.. Stack
enth street, DAILY. A. IN SN
S go r,S:.. e1,esptst, until n.yiss,
rsoeisiDS S. s w. y xhRH0Hs l.ssi,G srS
HoqTI, tonT WAsHfHGfoh, nAhsHAiL
"a 10 ~ IT. a., ana WHITE HOUSE. va-rsturn-
.iLareto Aoynt Vernon ana return, Including
s1p% ntsns 20 ne Asnsion and orounds, ol.so.
.Iickets for sale ct ~ tbs principal Hotels, and
The Arrow can BE- chartered By private PARTIES,
clubs, or associations q make Afternoon or Moon.
light Excursions on me Resonac, By applying On
tendent, O0cs Willard Hoesl. oc lS-7m
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A SAFE KEY. The finder, by leaving
Il it at the Star Office, will be SUITABLY re,
warded. n
SIN REWARD-Lost, on the night Of the l4th
S1O inst, ITO. consisting i've $50 and one
SO bills, National Bank notes The above re.
ward viii be paid If returned to w. h. WHITE, at
sIar Once. de Is ST.
con REWARD-LOST-A Liver Color snottsd
GU Pointer DOG. Any information that will
Lead 10 bis recovery will receive the reward J.
SHEA, Il. avenue, near 18th street. del4 St.
TAKEN UP AsTRAY ON MY PREMISES.
sck buffalo cow; white tall white spot on
her forehead. The owner 10 requested to come for
ward, prove property, Dsv charges 8, and take her
a"ay U. G. TOOMCS, corner N and Half
stfeets, Island. de last.
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the 18th instant, \
small BAY MAIZE, with white face; had on a
saddle, bride and halter. The owner will please
Come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
SAMUEL COOK. $50 street north,
de l-3tf between LIST and I'd streets east
G - REWARD-DOGS LOST-Strayed from the
SC residence of the undersig ned. 443 18th ST,
abcye g, on SATURDAY morning, the 18th inst. two
large DOGS, one Newfoundland, black and white,
named sancho; had on o brass collar, with the
name of the subscriber; the other a large black
and tan English bull dog named Buck The above
reward will be paid to any person who will return
the said two dogs to the residence of w STICK.
MEL, 433 nth street, shove G.. de li-2t-
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HI ISBHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IN 90 THURSDAY MORNING, December
HTT, =, Is 5, at 20 O'Clock, in front OF our Auc-
~ ~ ton Rooms. We shall sell a very extensive
assortment of Household and Kitchen Furuiture
oompTising-
Several Second hand Piauofprtas
Walnut and Mahogany Chsmbsr Furniture
Walnut HairclOth Sofas a nd Chairs
Marble top Tables. WhstEOts
brussels. Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Painted Cottage Furniture
Extension Dining Tables and Chairs
CrOckery and Glassware. Fancy Lamps
EnRrayings and Ornaments, Mantel Clocks
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c.. &C.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
del5-t AuctiUleers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERNOOl

THIS AFTERNOON.
ID L.te clerks with J. q. Mcclure 4 Co.
street, star Once Building 1--WE
TRUSTEES sALEOF PROPERTY oS rHR
ISLAND.
~ By virtue Of decree passed 10 the So preme
~ Court OF theD District OF COu mtis an ch snc-ry
ssd Fr.ds ssls e a srs
me sa d I.SS q
tesemher, at O'clock . m, Lot numbered 2. Of
the clay Of Washington, ID a.. c,utsaing AVS
square feet. more or less, With inpro vemeuts
WEE. weru aud streets south, Improved with 9 too
Terms Of ssle One third cash; an 4 the balance IL
sa sno Twelve months from the dsy Of sale. with
chaser, and lien retained on tie property or the
shoi may be paid in cash All cOaveyzncing aud
s stamp: at the expense OF the parchs,er. So
CHAkLEs p HARNoS Trustee.
C0OPkk y LArIaEH
OeSeodos suctio1-ers.
RT COOPER LArIMER. Auctioneer,,
ID Late Clerk. With Jas. Q: McGgiEs Co.,
Star once Bu'ldinGs
AUCTION SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR LII
bRskyo MISCELLANEOUS w6xks
On ItLspAi aud llO~Ing hNENINGs. Dec
the hnest collection Of MsoeIan"c1s ,oss sysI -
,aIosea At suetion in this city comprisios works
IN every department. Of literature, IL pre,es.
We would call IN. attention of psrtie. xishiuSa
Cstaioene. now ready f'r Ii.iriSItiSn.
del5u Auctionaers
Bf sIs.I ss.t. w sId Ia r;,. Broker.
No. sac, South sst corner 7th and u street
TEE MOST INTENSIVE STOCK OFF .sp-
Maze And kSkIUULruhAL IaeLk.
DISTINCT OF ooLUMBia, At fGSrioS
~ on tRIDAl, the eoth instant, We Will sell.
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~ 0. BOSTON,

iIANIsr, -.
u prepared TO furnish MUsIC for ooc,s, 80
Fashionable Parties q the shortest noases sae
S1S eTansr.
SSSS eorps i ish = o 3 the !rssdnee SEWING
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Il Don't al take passage for Australia; but
the gold business is getting 10 be uncommouly
profitable there. AtGympi, in Queensland. a
nugget weighing 90 ounces was recently I'M
earned, and In another "diggings" 40 ounces
are considered a fair reward for one mans two
days mining operations.
AT Dresden, a society Of tradesmen has
been formed. in order to protect the members
sgaInst dishonest debtors. II has four thous-
and members list published by the society
warns members against making contract
with seven hundred and thirty persons, who
are named.
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WOOD AND COAL
Z. NJ l. l. ER.
COAL AND WnOn

4. NJ l. 4 R.
COAL AND WOOD.
nyou really want the best and cheapast
COAL AND WOOD.
go right 10 KILLER 3, who always has full SUP
ply at lowest cash prices
Olhce.2351a street, between 18th AMI 18th SITS
Depot-CerEer 18th street and Canal.
SAWED and SPLIT WOOD of all kinds con.
sianty on banc de aim
WILLIAMS FOLLY,
w NEW COAL AND WOOD DEPOT,
corner south b and First street eas.
All Kinds OF Red and White Ash Goal, Pine, Oak
ana Hickory Wood, kept constantly on hand Or
.eis nay be left at the Real Estate Office Of J x
Arrison. de Linz
4 FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASOk 9LENN'S
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
80 their Depot and Chief once, @ street wharf, W
U. STORES CO., corner 18th and y, wssh
e. BAILEY b CO., corner 7th andF;
b. TRAUTMAN, liz Pa. avenue, between 18th
ADD 2 tn streets.
IL. BoGUE. corner Bridge and High, George
town. jyls-sm'
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REJECTED Lover COMMITS SUICIDE
jacob Huber. German. aged about forty
years boarding at No. Morris street. on Sat
uICay night committed suicide by shooting
himself IN the left breast with q pistol. Ii
Sc ms that HUBER was engaged 20 be married
10 Augusta zimmerman "A domestic EMPLOYED
IA the same house. H. DER had been drin king
tieely on Saturday, md on his return TO the
house was much intoxicated. The woman in
formed HIM hat their engagement was al an
end Whereupon Huber went at once TO his
loom and shot himsalf-N. u. Post.
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FOR SALE.


L,OB sALF-The stock of TOYS and FANCY
Il GOODS in store No. 231 New York avenue.
between 9Th and 5th; no rent for this month:
lice nse paid. Price, $3.50. de Is Ct
EOR sALE-A RESTAURANT, with a frst-
Il class Bar and four private rooms, IL being in o
central location. To an energetic person il would
make splendid business stand. Apply at the Col
1ege Restaurant, at the corner Of 10th and =
stIeets. It.
HORSES FOR sALE-A hne pair Of stylish
L brown HORSES will be sold low, rs n
owner IL about to leave the city. ~
J. B. OLOOTT SON "a
400, All and ~ sth ST.,
de l6-3t' between ID aud T..
A RARE CHANCE-A small, very neatly ftted
"A up sTORk, with or without fixtures, suits
bic for any business, fixtures all new. splendid
stand. Inquire at 50 street, between 18th and
10th streets opposite the market N. B-A nne
Arbiter Stove and fixtures for sale cheap. dl5-3l.
EOR sALE-The LEASE, GOOD WILL and
Il FIXTUBHS OF two Provision Stores, doing
co7d business. Inquire of JOSEPH KELLEs
X al Estate Agent; Office No. 1868 Sth street west,
near north street. de l4-3t
EOR sALE-One second hand Chickering Pr
l. ANO, in first rate repair. Price SH5, in
eluding stool and cover. Call at No. $50 street,
between 18th and 18th. de l2-6t'
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TRusTEss sALEoF A TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOr AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. the 18th dAy OF December
ID next a. four o clock . m. 4 shall sell, on
the premises, by virtue Of deed Of trust,
dated aHh dag Of May, ls5', A ID AMI duly re-,
ootled In Liber 4. u. & No. 6. folio lI4. &C one
OF the land records OF Washington couatY, ID o..
al that Lot A. subdivision OF Lot numbsrtvo,ff al
IN Square number two hundred snd seventy seven.
tA3-l icing j. L. Leuman's subdivision OF Lit
lumber two. a. in sai4 SIlsre two hundred and
seventy seven. lZ7.D fronting sixteen dol feet
eleSsn tllD inches on Vermont avenue between u
aui street north. aud running back one hun
rftd and eleven lltll feet eight aud hall ts..l
Inches 70 the place OF taginning. with the i'm
house.
Terms: one-third each; balance In Of, and twelve
me nis, for notes bearing interest, and secured bv
q dees OF trust on the premises. All conveyancing
sue down on the day OF sale.
And IL the terms are rot complied with In i've
dss alter the day OF SALE the trustee % the
rsht 10 resell the premises 1t the rick aud cost OF
The defaultiDg purchaser, by Advertising three
times an some ne wspaoer published in Washing
ton, u. G. PATRIOk MI lPHY, Tru.tee
G2kES WILLIAMS
ucI-eoAos AuctiOaeers.
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n. B--Persons on private business will enter
private entrance, and 40 ON hrst nOOr duriag the
DAYS Of ssle. n PRIN x
cel.-eost PAWnbrok-r
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very extensive assortment OF valuable
Carriage Robes,
Gentlem ems Fur Mufiers and Gloves
unexpectedly call the attention of ths public
70 this sock Of elegant Furs and Robes, m Ais n
by one - the beet msnufscturers of New York
city for tail trade and 10 De sold for cash. with
out res re. W. l.. WALL Co.
del4 A. Auctioueers
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~ 8. CALVERT FORD,
CSCPArENf MEDICINE DEPOT,
no. 2s6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Constantly on hand Q full ana complete assert
ment Of Ill popular
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for BRYANs LIFE REJUvENArOR,
BILLS sPlOIfIO PILLS, HARyEY,s GOLD
IE9Aki EItI L4ATSS Ts S5Sr B3s ga
OIL, RGYPTIAN HAIR C0LORING and KER-
HERs EPIDEMIC REGENeRATOR. nola-lm
V,HE ORIGINAL uNADULTERATED,
i GEN JlNE JUNIPER TAB, known to all who
have used il as being the very best remedy for
Coughs, Colds, and All Throat and Lung Diseases,
which have been 50 extensively corsteJutsd.
be obtained in any quantity from Mr.. CHA RL ES
sTOTT's Wholesale Dealer ca Pennsylvania ava
eist in Baltimore, on aeeommod atinG terms. Be
sure TO order none but that having on each phal
warrant none other 70 Be genuine. Prepared
alone BY NJ FoERTsrrM e sss RIsg Store Of
no Sim 113 Baltimore street. Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVIS

IST COOPER LATINEk Auctioneer.
ID Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure a 80
Southwest oorner Penns's avenue ssd lltA ssxsss.
Star once BuildfSH
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10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas q. Mcclure a CO.
soufhw-st corner Penns. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building,
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS Z. A. COsOURN's SELECT SCHOOL
lvI in the 81, eet Baptist Church, bet 9Th arc
7th sts. The English Branches taught on the Nor
NAL school Plan. Address 2O1 Pa ave. des Inn
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TOMORROW

On THURSDAY MORNING. December II, COM
mepcinR nj ten (l0D clock, ct our auction roo as
and continuing until all dispo sed Of the stock
OF an importing house from New York, an mana
featured In the very best and richest manner, and
warranted free from moth, as represented, con
sistinP Of
Heal Royal Ermipee,
Hudson Bay ssoles,
Mink Stables,
Preach Sables.
Russian Squirrel.
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N The sale will be held AZ the Office Of n .
SSlPrlnce. 217 PenDsy lvania avenue, between
Gxx iOth and llth streets south site
COOPER LaTIMER, Aucts
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PA GREkS WILLIAMS,
II HuctiOneers aud heal Estate Brokers,
No. 500 Southeast corner 7th aud ID streets.
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TRUSTEES sALEoF TWO sroRY FRAMl

by GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ tucnCneers and Real Estate brokers
No. 92o Southeast corner Of Seventh aud ID 50
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10y COOPER LATIMER, huctisnesr.
VI Late Clerks with =. q McGuire A Oog
Southwest ceraer Penn. avenue and ll.h street
(Stsr Once BuidinsD
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u. "a. SU0fGEON AND FHIbIUIAN,
Gus hIsfg STREET, ABOVE PENN. AvRNgI,
Has devoted many years 70 the treatment OF fenals
eomyisints; and has met with the greatest suooeM
In tails city and New York.
LADIES desiring especial ereatment Will nnc
aim very skillful And confidential.
iRkEQULARITIIs, from Whstsvsr Gauss
Rooms PBIvATA. Please enter without ring
ng. leS-n
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Our REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER is issued
fortnshtly, and ell properties placed in snds
for sale or rent are inserted therein without
do II
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RT CpoPER LATIMkR, A1ctioneers
10 CLate clerks with J. G. MsCuire 90 4
Southwest corner Of PeRnsylvsnia avenue and In
street, Star Once Building
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Mlsrtllanrans.


TIE Proprietor oil
Ax> thi. Stable 'sS Ssu Isst ,s
his friends rnd the public for the 'a'1 y
liberal patronage he has received, a u"
TO assure them that no pains will be
spared to merit it's confidence. lie is
well supplied with HICKS, Buggies, and
Horses, and is prepared TO convey pas
sengcrs to all points, within reasonable
distance, at short notice,
The Stable Is under the management
Of Capt. W. Il. smith, who is ever
ready to accommodate his friends and
the public.
They are well supplied with expert
enccd Hos,lers and Drivers, and spare
no pains to give satisfaction In fact,
they promise to 10 more FEEDING and
give more RIDING for less money than
any other like establishment in Eastern
Texas. Give thorn trial, and they will
prove what they promise to le true,
\. b. BLALOCK,
Proprietor
Marshall, Feb |, ie3 mott
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CHisr JusTics cmAss,--ssses the
sdjosronsnt Of the ps'soerst's NON
'sshsg Cosvs"ts"s, rs'ses has ve'>
antssFsd many contradictory stores
with respect 10 the political sisissds
Of Chief Justice Chase The latest
cohsreas statement - sse)'os.
The C,ncinast' 'sss''" Radical,
Of July ~, says
In recsst eos'evrs''on with a.
inssIliesnt Western ssnt'snaa, tas
Chief Justice spoke very stsoagiy
against the Seymour snd Blair ticket
He said that u u should b s'ssssd
al the fruits of The fosr ysavs usl
s1ainst the TsDcl- would bs lost. %
the other hand he eonP'sinsd With
considerable bitterness that the Re-
publican party limos vsrs drawn toe
closely that be and many who sym
pathiIsd Win him, would IKE to sup
port the Chicago nominees, but were
only met with 2 GOODNESS and distvusl
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Window Ola. =.

lust received by A. Sears, large 10
u Of frat quality McCuilys Window
Giass. The best brand in the United
Staten and ~ freest from brsakagr.
Also = choice lot of Lamps, Lamp
ch1naeys, coal oil, Ac., which will be
sold u the lowest figures according 10
cost and quality ever offered in th''
market, by
A. SEARS
July Is, 1857 n4s'f
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snN suffering. aud with precious
,rcs\ ire ht-, boagh, our liberties.
A bu' these men sve sow rsb.
els sn\traiiovs, aud you, the Dsao-
eraey, Aehcl them with opss stss
and rnsN ng hearts 10 your recess
frc.'de"Al Convention" Thsat
God w dN and BY none we're shsy
hailed with more cordial vslcos.e
than by, ma the blooiIcss though
b'oodih'r'ty me o;s!;-is oe The var,
but by the gsI\n, and noble heroes.
the Hsscocks,vh~ Fnntlins, asA
Ew'nss, the RlAvs, the Slccu., asd
the S,sadmsn. 4 10 had me. them
in deadly conflict N,Gid the sulphur,
Gus canopy aud sho Of battle. We
mean to have peace decd. Ne In.
tend TO restore tho Union in fact
aud to-day We know Ne.e men only
as our friends, fellowpili,ens aud
brothers the ae-ccndaNn Of ths
Wsshingicns, the Lees, 10 Hamp.
tons, tho Sumter-, the Melons, tho
Prestons, the Haynes, tho Lsurcns,
and others who, side by s,d, stood
with the Hsnoocks the Adams>s, tho
Starks. the Putmnns tho Gaies. and
the Wayncs of the North In tho 10
rolc Revolutionary struggle OF 70. "
with their sons aud grandsons in the
later conflict Of lal2, or the Mexican
war " 1876 mer,eans all, whose
fame is the patrimony Of the whole
country This is peace this II
Union this alone Is the blessed
vision of the seers aud prophets of an
age gone by One Constitution, ono
country, ONE dss'i~y.
NO DANCER ~ CIVIL wAh.
! hsvs nov, my Democratic frissds,
finished What | hsd to say upon ths
political issues aud situation 10. day
One word further upon another Ssh
joct, and I have done.
You hear from every quarter
through the Republican press, the
alarm that it is the purpose Of The
Democratic party TO rcissuRurats
revolution and civil war. Let no
man be in the least concerned. ia.
questionably II " the 6xed purpose
Of thr,s millions OF Democratic votsra,
with oil the intensity which can Ore
the hearts Of men bora frssmsn and
scorning to die slaves, II ws shall
fairly, cons,ita,ionslly, and legally
cIcc, President, to SEQ that hs 10
inauguratcd At all hazards. II 10 our
right and duty too rs also II IL tho
duty aud right Of tho Republican
party, If they shall legally, eorstisu.
,ionally, mud fairly elect General
Grant. But no man medi,stcs opsnly
or covertly anything beyond. No,
gentlemen, !, is the Republican LEAD
ers who arc the rcvoiutiooists. II il
they who, resolved by all means and
at every sacrifice of the right. Of the
States, the liberties Of the people, and
the peace Of the country, u perpstu.
AAr,hhsiLssareS, ,realt. sAgNs R'vHva
all ils horrors. But 10 the ballot,
and no. to the bullet, We now appeal.
Tho people are awosried Of the Re
publican party, and Of its wrongs and
pcr6dies, of its debt aud ia tarims aRd
its tsystiona, il Of il negro govern.
mania and IA military Has Dotisns of 4
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glorying in every word spoken,
every vote given, every act done, and
every wrong suffered by myself In
behalf Of right and liberty through.
out the war, | am yet not now 10
be provoked by any tnunt or denun.
citation into n discussion Of anything
connected with it. 1t is upon trial
along with all its actors and all it,
sufferers, before the dread tribunal
Of history, and by the Judgment
therein hereafter TO be pronounced,
! am contest to abide. " Where was
Vallandigham during tie war =" may
be very pretty and telling rhcto.
real conundrum ia the mouths Of
loyal orators but it neither res
torres the Union, maintains the Con-
stitution, uphoids liberty, pays taxes,
reduces the debt, stops stealing, ale
yia,es distress, nor in any other way
reaches the wants and necessities Of
the people, or tends to bring them
relief from burdens too grcyous now
to be borne,
Then, gentlemen, | have no word
Of personal dcnunciation for the Re.
publican candidates. would not
detract one jot or title from the full
cs, measure Of military glory TO
which Gen. Grant may be justly en-
titled. have no, syllable to utter
as to his personal habits. care not
what his name is or may have been
by baptism or usage. | know Y.
s. Grant only as the candidate Of the
Revolutionary Republican party
and the representative Of its prisci.
pies, its policies and its purposes
We are not choosing the ring master
of circus, nor the magistcr of
feast, nor the keeper of the royal
horses or hounds nor even the CON.
mandlng general of our armies to
wage war; but the chief executive
officer Of great republic, to restore
peace and prosperity through the
arts Of craftsmanship; and | know
Ulysses $, Grant only as the symbol
Of negro supremacy, debt, hard
times, high prices, low wages, gold
without taxation for the bondholder,
rags and taxes for the people, and an
imperial military dcspotism instead
Of the simple but benefcent FEEDER.
al Republic Of our fathers, Beyond
this, Gen. Grant represents nothing
except the cold lava Of the burn.
out volcano Of civil war.
So much, then, gentleman, as to
candidates. And now, for mo-
ment, AS to.platforms.
PLATFORMS COMPARED.
-, go. ,ooo
me lineage PLATFORM OF l'oS en
al's In me 'aborS ana i,a!ts Oh 'hc
last seven years OF hepuo'ican rue,
blessings such as they are. Tho
Democratic platform CT 1868. re.
curing to the original and runda.
mental pr;ncip,es of our government.
and proclsiming the ancient and
sound poljcies of the Democratic
marty. under which for sixty years
The county prospcrcd flourishcd, was
bapnv and became truly great. de.
Nominees tho ideas. the wrongs. the
burdens and the expressions Of the
nycscnt and demands n change. II
bur;os The dcad INST with all It's dis.
cords and ia differences. and goes
.