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New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Thi, d Ward Republican Club.-The Third
Ward Republican Cub meets every Saturday even
ing at seven o'clock Look out for prominent
Speakers on Saturday next. to wit: General Fl ood
captain Pinchbick, Il. j. Campbell q. @. Antoine
and he old war horse, Charles W. Lowell, Speaker
o the House.
Let the Boys in Blue come and see US and hear
them THOMAS LYNNE,
President Third Ward.
j. A. CRAIG, Secretary ocl4
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Grant and Cola ZOuave,.-At q meeting
Of the Grant and Cofax Zouaves held at their Wig
wam last evening, the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected honorary members:
[ Governor H. Q. Warmoth, Lieutenant Governor
o. J. Damn, General ]. II. Sypher, General A, L.
Lee, Hon. P. B. S. Pinc4ba Hon j. j. Monettp
Captain William George, Hon. c. j. Ado'phe, Hon
H. L. Rey, Hon. s B Packard. Hon. L. Pessou,
Hon. N A. Southworth, Hon j. A Masicot, Hon
W. L. McMiilen Hon. Thomas Isabelle. Hon. O. W.
Lowell, General NJ. Flood and Captain William
Vigers.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the Grant aud Colfax Zauaves re.
pecttuy invite the Republican clubs OF this city TO
October 20. ' ''eANe'
Resolved, That we hail with inexpressible ioy the
gao udings OF the success of cause ut the cleo
tons held in different mates on the thirteenth in
stant as the forerunner OF the triumph OF Cur stand
ard-bearer in November next.
Resolved. That We indorse the nomination of j.
II, Sypher as the choice of the Republicans of the
First Congressional District
Eesolyed. That copy of the above resolutions be
published in the New Orleans RRPuBIIcAN =
j. LUFRsON. Secretary on1E
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORIEaNs \
Oity daft, October I3, 1865.
No. l067-New Series. f4fsl
Resolved. That the City Treasurer he .rd h. !.
hereby instructed to fscsivs civ aonsv m as ne y
o sssei bs. is Sosss nAsursd HON st to ionrh
notes from paymeut Of all notar,'s ices fnv ssoissf
s-aa s,a. protects having been unwarrantsd and IN
signs1 THOMAS MAnKEY.
-. President Board Aldermen.
VNsneol ALFRED KEARNY.
II iofee 81 virtue Of law:
JOIN ". ovEnALL. seoFstary. ocls Sc
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs.
City Hail, October IA, 1868. |
No. l074-New Series.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and ha is bersb,
i,nstrueted to extend the Tnird District Nuisanos
MhaIl TWEEN feet further out, provided the woTk
uoes not cost over $500 i've hun fred dollars
slgne0 ALFRED KEARNY
STA, Ffesloend board Assistant Aldermen.
tslgneO FhOMAS MARKEY,
A.,o President Board Aldermen
(SRned) JOHN R CONWAY AT.uo
A true CODY, N -HHS"r'
oohN ~. OVERALL, Seorstary. ocl5 st
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Scent say? Should Americans
America? Put none but Ameri.
AT gpard tonight
Ana h,hinl Bag is ever gallant, and al,
lar Jon. lcased to manifest the nobility o.
.1anhood to the gentler sex. Hence
- reqi car we always manifest the same
: d smiling face in offering oul
+ LAI hdy whose wrinkled face betokens
% u whose garb may not evi dence
SEW p Ne do in rendering our seat to
lose youth, beauty, and richly robed
commands universal attention.
NsEItAlly go much native gallantry and
,m,,, \ from principle brings occasional
sst, VI reward. This reward came to a
NEVhag few days since in the form o.
M jduction to one of LouisiaLas no.
SuNbters. To the maEor born, she
! ~. ben true TO the flag of her country.
rcisl smOng the faithless found" Hus-
'i'is' lflstives, all went in the violent
u-qi p into the rebellion, but she, TO-
n Al H4p stood by her faith, and to-day
- Ae lives of those who engaged
LID, fearful struggle are writ
n the ashes of despair,
d offices are sought to save those
7 AAFile1 her from the merited punish
Postol AZ outraged government. She has
asession testimonials, which will
II ~ ASf legacy to those who inherit her
perpetuate her memory, than the
81 " fornia or the diamonds of India,
Ms. he In bearing the names of many
. most soldiers of the Union.
time since this lady was at the
AG f4ne Hotel, in New York, where
New 4Any prominent men and women
ad,ss sputh. One evening in the parlos
eVng man from Baltimore was pro-
FRA aksinst the Yankees much as his
AZ, master JEFF. Davis was wont 10
eA1led Lincoln a "Babboon" and
tt's "Hyenas," and after the
pwell had, as he thought,
lass. A N demolished the whole tribe
Federals" he triumphantly turned
AEUF ln'op lady and asked her "what
Sshas{ of her people now?n
80. hpt firmly she replied so that all
! Boz Iloti could hear, my people did
tsri your blows and l am sure will
your worda.n
PAT. bang man whose neck was under
ED ntp heel skunk of amid the de-
'GA 1; Fghter I the friends Of the lost
'eet. fisa
: 9. o lo1dltion of the campaign in Ohio
UTUthat the Cincinnati Enquirer offers
PAEnul All its political documents at
ID p Q4st.' II offers first-rate speeches
-. Itten, Her rdricks, Doolittle, and
' be ruihously low rate of "iour
.eRR e.'2Fiag y attributed to the pen Of
ERAL BED candidate for the second
: Pa BIT d tho people:
In1 pure ana crystal cup
poured Of ancient rye,
I ne It'll this mixed it up
'les ler amiled--and so did I.r
I.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
sneeesslOn or Luke Call

Succession OF Luke CallIIerOvieh-No
32,42L
CEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPARIsH
oi Orleans-Notice s hereby given TO tho creditors
o ts estate and to AL other persons herein interest
notlhcatlon any they have or can, why the account
PIesented oy the curator Of this estate should
trlbuted in accordance Herewith = ~
By order of the Court.
oc7 MS NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES. CRY.
.MlAEa9RA5EE aII9.I b - QaLr.rp. 4

- MAYoRALTY on atr fRxn.ss.
Oa'y faAn. tis'4ot y. I5osl y
s.... { No. 1Q66--NeY Sefies.s -
I gWHERRAs,i The payment of ths tS'S. 1t5Ass ~
tne nrst OF June would relierr lie sfsys v.c "
nave, for the mort part. disconnfsd ne $500 s
OF tne Council to relieve tine really need6s s''9
be 1t resolved. That the Treasurer be and ha ia
hereby instructed to pay first the different sx rois
oi August, and the different officers en- pjoy ed dnrinS
vhe month OF July not at present Ia the emnlov ~
standing. - = 80 SVii't@fy notNhn'
teisnedD THOMAS MARKRY. -
,p, President Rosrd Aldermap
Voigneol ALFRED KEARkY
r.. President Board Assistant Aldsrrsar
An Iol,s ,0Ioe 6y virtue of law.
oons ~ oFERALl+ Secretary. oci45t
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

hope the Clerk Of the Sixth District
y chambers, will not fail to enter
ln the account current with the
1kt&c Parish Committee. What a
rneEs is here manifested for these
st'ng carpet-baggeTs from the Old
What does our smiling friend of
tscent say? Should Americans
america? Put none but Ameri-
apard tonight
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
POLITICAL NOTICES

Empire Grant Ciub.-There will be regular
meeting Of this Club on FRIDAY EVENING
oct9ber Is. at the Mechanics Institute. Every
member is specially notified to be present.
W. z. FISH President.
@. d. LUDEKE, Secretary ocl5
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Information furnished without charge
pe Committee 8 Attorney, JOHN II B IN
n No. IS st. Anthony Alley.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

sueeessieh ef cashsrine ELzn.nsr-No.
GECoND DISTRICT pUURT FOR THE PAR-
ish q Orleans. Whereas. henry shnatmsn
mas petittoned the Court for Letters Of adnln1e-
ration on, the estate Of Tho late Crfhe13s,.
Hammer deceased. nto-tate. Notice Is hereby siven
20 all Wnom it may concern, TO show caasa wffhsr.
tep DAYS why che prayer of tie said petifions, hsr1
not BE- granted. --- ,-s-e
By order OF the Court 81
oeS 10 Is n q. TRHcv et.-L .
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

saeeesalen orJ enn Dabancens-No al.Aao
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR Tag
~ partnh Of Orieans--K heFuas .laan CSlrsf,.,t
Aagendle has pstitonsd the Court for igt1srS 81 80
m1lnnistfAt1on on the estate of the iais ssse
ganancsnA deceased inteetate Notice - keesb1
kven % Az whom u may con1ern 10 SHOW cSnsss !,
within ten days. Why the pFaasr q toe ria nef,.
tiontr should not be EtAutsd - -
b order Of the uourt Ft-
OdsiOs no TRACY. osrk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

CONTROLLERS 0FFrcE OITY HAIL.
New Orleans october g. 1868 !
Notice is hereby given that the Control er will at
his office, on Friday October l6 ls6i at noon ad
Indicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the above
contract, as per specification
PAS. LABARRE Deputv CjontrolIer
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
OFFIOfAL N0Tf0ES..-oITY

OFFICIAL N0T1GES---C1TY
: = ---s~-S--->-
SrRKEr CoMMrssroNERis DRrARrMEsr
.7i=lsi RooH No .ifJitg tall.
r~r.. New Orleans October I5 1858
WERE BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DIS.
" trct Pound, corner Of Orleans and Claiborne
streets, as estrays- T HFfttf lrtgu
Ore red and white COW.
One yellow COW, with both horns cut and star on
forefeHd4
Which, il not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
az said Pound, on 1UUSOAY, October 20, 1853
st II o'clock III. JOSEPH MURPHY,
Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controller ocl5 St
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
sueee.sIon of vaIerH unpl.,.I.-Nn- aa. :

Succession of VaIery DupIessIs-NO. 3e.-
SEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
p ish of Orleans.-whsreas Francis Valery Du
pesss has petioned the Court for letters Of admin
lstraton on the estate OF the late Vaiery Duplssss
deceased intestate: notice is hereby given to All
whom u mas concern, 10 show cause wibhin ten
days why The prayer Ct the said petitioner should
By order of the Court.
oclSls q MO. TRACY. oIerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, October IA, le6s. !
No. l0sl-New Series.
resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
autnorlzed TO adjudicatP after five days potce in
eng yInclal journal contract to the lowest bidder
on Tor furnishing the cit- with nifty thou
snno oarsels Of oyster shel according specif
tione W uIs IN the efhee OF the city Surveyor.
lSisneol THOMAS MARKEY,
,o,. President Board Aldermen,
oigneu ALFRED KEARNH,
President Board Assistant Alderman
Approved October a. 1854
tSigned) JOHN CONWAY Mavor
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. ocl5 81
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

MAyoRA1TY OF NEW ORLFAss. D
Oisy Hal, Ootober a. ia
No. l06o--New Series.
Resolved. That ths MsyoF Ia and hs "a hsr.nv
SSn.norzsd 70 egteE iat0 a0ntra4 before fh6 ~
= Nesexy IN behst of thu city With ] .hn CLARK a
ano John haAer eeoartT for the REQ air
iaH the RoA raihnE Aad u tAs gates and pill srs
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

q charge to Democratic Parish Committee
Dtervlng this as his voucher therefor.
tSigned) ST. L. DUPERRE,
Asst, See'y National Committee,
Parish OF Orleans.
Spw Orleans, ----, lees.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

The Clerk of---Distrlct Court.
Will issue Naturalization Papers of
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
OFFICIAL r-POUND NO rIOES.

s~-----~----s--~--.-A-s~<-.,o-.
STREET COMMISSIONERS DIpARrstKsr.
No, No. 7 City aait, Z
WEhE BROUGHT TO The First ri iSir1f X IN IN,
w Pound, corner of Lafayette and Locust strssts-
Five GOATS of different colors
Wnlcn Y not claimed within three dAvN and khn
expenses thereon paid. will be sold at public anet11
AZ said Pound. on FkIDAY Octnber ia u.s.
AZ u Q CLOCK M JOSEPH MURPHY
7 o,,,s s,, street Commissioners.
- 1S.o oENECaAIs ior Controller, oel3 3x
STREET COMMISSIONERS ID PARrMENr.
Room No. City Hall, !
New Orleans October IA Isaa
w EaE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
streets AZ s.9psn, corner Lafayette and Loeast
2ne 9ne BiIsSk BiaSk SoW S9 with both eArs split;
winch. 4 not claimed within five ea-s aad the
81 pi sneleon psld Will b sold pu 6c auction
o clock NJ. oer i'' ioeo ~ 4
JOSEPH MURPHY,
LOUIS SLNEcHAL, for Controiier nciass.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

scesaioe Of Aridget GaHS No. an, O60.
- - isn q VrleanS--Notca u hereby gwen 10 Az
II o. TINS estate, and to a ether persons her
" TO show within ten dnyS fror ~
pIesent notification. any they havs or esn why ia
account presentadby Thomas GAffy, natural fnto-
OF bis minor children should not be homoIossSs1
and approved. the funds distributed in socordsncs
Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
oei0 IA ~ n q. TRA ANY fia-k
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
EHE CARPET-BAG.

Do !l?'
ear mnch said these days about
iation and naturalization, about Brit
'sser, and Judge Cooley, injunctions,
kA'ts Of all kinds, except Holy Writ.
y sserious Bag, anxious to record for the
of his numerous readers, faithfully
events; all this is somewhat per-
Ag, and out of it all he can only evolve
seat fact that the debris of the Con-
lite army, alias the Democratic party
, city, is straining every nerve to ma
zs and register every foreigner in our
fleAd slipped blank into our Bag
& lay up town last night after the
ii lhe days work, whereof the fol-
8 n o true copy:
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Pioneer Irish Republican Club.-owing to
increasing numbers of this Club we have obtained the
fine and spacious hall Bertero's saloon next
Mechanics Institute Dryades street. Regular
meeting nights TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at
halfpast seven o'clock. PunctuAl attendance is re.
quested of each member, and all persons favorable
to the election of Grant and COfax are respectfully
invited to attend.
BY order of
RICHARD EDGEwoRTH,
# President.
p X HnCFnfaFV
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
.OFFIgIAL NOTOES..OITY.

Of Lafasette SQUIRE for the sum of nine hundred
and L.sntE hss dollars.
Preside, board Assistant Aldermen
Oigned) THOMAS MAKKEY,l T7Ta : :
President Board Aldermen
(oigned) JOHN T. CONWAY Maxor
E true COPY:
: JoHS ": OVERALL, Secretary. oci5a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

buceesAisn of Mrs. M. Hnxenbmch-Wo-
- lks45
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish OF OrleanG-Notics is hereby given to tha
creditors OF this estate, and to all other person
pereln interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present uop,ssvatiou, a. oos ouev unva ~
can, why the account presented by Geo o SEeet en-
rAtor OF this eafAte should not be homol strd s1d
with. esse2~-
BY order Of the Court. CO.
se26 ocl6 NJ O. TRACv rr.-A
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Succession OF Antoine MaIf7 e-No- an -saa.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARfsH
n orleans 9tce IS hereby given to the creditor
es.eo. 70 shoy cause within ten days from the pre-
sene notlncAtion, u any they have or can why the
eesssa. should not be homologatod aud approysd.
sns Ianos distributed In sccordsncs thsre1ith.f
ocl0 Il 10 n n mp4ox NJ, m
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDINANCE STORES.

Brevet Brigadier General and A. o. NJ
oci 6t Departmant of Lnri aiai,a
New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-15

Z. 4. COLLINS, Secretary. sell
Attention, Grant Wide AwRkes. Third
Ward.-This club meets every TUESDAY and FRI.
DAY evening, on Gravier street, between Liberty
and Howard. Radical Republicans are cordially
invited to attend
GEORGE WILLIAMS. President. .
PETER BAx. Secretary.
The Second Ward Club meets on Car d.
between ErAto and ThAlia streets, every FRIDAY,
at7P. NJ. ...
President. BENJAMIN GADDIS.
Vice-Prssident, DAVID WILSON.
Secretary, A. j. WHITTIER.
Treasurer, STEVENS STRANGE. oclO
The COlfax Guards meet at WIIIinms's
School Room, on GrSvier between Liberty and How.
ard streets. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at seven o'clock p. NJ
F, q. ANTOINE, President.
]. 2. KEATINo, Secretary. self
Eighth Ward Repu bIicans, IL ally KnI.
ly! Rally-Hon. S. B, Packard, Hon j. h sypher
and other distinguished speakers will address the
meeting on SATURDAY, October TO-
.'.. H- t-.-.t WI. DOUGLAS,
..-. Chairman Committee on Orators.
oes o.C BLANOIN.
The Grant InvIuelbIes Meet every satur.
day evening at the corner Of Cont and IRENE
streets
Punctual attendance is requested.
By order OF the President. ....
R. q. HOWARD, Secretary. D. H. iN'AAhA@; a0s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-03
A Word OfWarning.

The New York Evening Post sees danger
In the distance, and cutters word
of warning" to the Radical leaders. AS a
basis for the warning" the Post says: "In
Louisiana and some other states they ore
ganizing the blacks in the country districts,
under the Seymour and Blair banner. The
whole Red River country is full Of Demo-
cratic negro clubs, correspondent writes
us. But this is not all, In some of the
States the Republican party, so lately
forpadMis already torn by internal dissen-
tiN b Louisiana, we learn by private
letS there is serious disagreement among
the Republicans Governor Yarmouth is
denounced, and the leaders of the two fac
tions use bitter language. To gain the
coming election requires earnest effort on
the part of the Republican leaders They
cannot walk over the course. They need
to canvass every Southern State thorough
ly, and it would on many accounts be well
if the ablest speakers and organizers of the
party could besent through the Southern
States. If something like this is not done
there is reason to believe that an unpleas.
ant surprise awaits the Republicans in some,
and, "perhaps in most, of those States.
1t is the fear Of defeat that leads the Radi-
Gals to call upon the present Southern
Legislatures to chose Presidential electors.
they are afraid to trust the question with
the people, and hence they hope to win by
trickery, and by sitting fair and open ex-
preston at the ballot box. This also
accounts for the manufacture Of the bogus
batch of "horrors" to which the country
has been treated in order to create an ex-
cuse for military interference.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-03
Does Grant Mean to withdraw.

AfA'l~NNAA
WASHINGTON August I1--P M.-Most
extraordinary rumorsa are afoat in this city
touehing the unexpected return Of General
Grant from his Western tour, and It's rela-
ton to the political canvass From all l
can gather among those best acquainted
with the views Of the members of the Re-
publican National Committee It appears
that private letters have been received from
members Of Grants party, showing an anx-
iety on the part Of the General to throw up
the candidacy for the Presidency. To this
he has been moved by overwhelming
evidences from every quarter Of
the utter want Of spirit in the Repub-
hcan canvass, and the tremendous popular
tide running in favor Of the Democratic
ticket. ALI the letters received here, both
by the Congressional National Republi-
can Committees, are sorely discouraeinq
the radical leaders; nor are the letters from
the South less alarming The blacks can
not be controlled, and all efforts on the
part Of the carpet-baggers to prevent ex-
cesses have so far failed, and the Radicals
see that continuance Of these riotous and
incendiary acts on the part of the colored
population will add hundreds Of thousands
to the Democratic vote in the North. Hence
the sudden stoppage Of Grants Western
trip; hence the rumors that he is to throw
up the candidacy, and the intimations
thrown out in political circles that the Re-
publican National Convention will be called
together again, and rumors have it that the
nomination will be rendered to General
Sherman.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-03


The new Brazilian Cabinet iaaaid TO be In
favor Of peace with Paraguay, as arc also the
people OF Brazil
Cholera II raging fiercely on the Barbary
coast. In the little town Of CasAblanca, $50,
more than one-ffth Of the entire population,
have died withit. i
The London Journals announce the death
Of DR.. John Eliot, whose name for many
years has been widely known among ecien-
tific and medical men in both hemispheres.
Dispatches from Madrid state that crisis
has taken place in the Spanish government.
The Minister Of War has withdrawn from the
Cabinet, and the Captains General of Madrid
and Barcelona have resigned. t4S
A fight occurred at Tpperary, Ireland, on
the l4th, between the police and party Of
tenants, Of whom the landlord was endeavor-
ing to collect his rent. Two OF the policemen
were killed and several wounded.
The election for member Of the Corps Leg
islatifin the Department Of the Jura, France,
resulted in the success Of NJ. Grevey, the can
didate OF the opposition, by majority Of II,
900 votes over M. Huat, the official candidate
OF the Government.
Apprehensions are entertained that the re-
cent attempt at a rising against Turkish au-
thority In Bulgaria will be repeated. Ac-
counts from that quarter represent that the
country remains in an unsettled condition.
Crop reports from Calcutta to the Goth Of
July have been received. They state that
cotton in the northwestern district Of India
has suffered from heavy rains, and the yield
in that part of the country will fall below the
estimates of the planters. oA.; to
At review of troops at Marseilles Tues
day, which attracted an immense mass Of
people, a popular demonstration was made in
favor Of peace. Loud cries were raised for
and against war. The crowd was orderly,
and there was no interference on the part Of
the police.
II is stated that Count Usedom has been in
structed by the Berlin Cabinet to demonstrate,
conhdentially, with the Italian Government
upon the rumored: alliance between France
and Italy, and to recommend an alliance be-
tween Italy and Prussia as more advantageous.
The rumor prevails in certain circles that
Louis Blanc has decided upon returning to
France for the general elections; but the re-
port is at least premature, although steps
have been taken with q view TO induce him to
make his reappearance in the political world.
The revolution in Japan still continues.
The guard Of the city Of Jeddo was attacked
by the revolutionists, on the 9th of July, and
routed, and half the city burned. A great
the defeat OF the Mikado party. A proclama-
ton OF death had been issued against all
native Christians, in the name Of the Mikado,
and several had been executed.
An appeal has been addressed to the Prus-
sian Government by 300 Germans who have
been enrolled in the Papal army. These re-
cruits we're arrested in an act OF open deser-
ton and sentenced to prison for terms of 8 to
Is years. The appeal states that the desert
ers had been deceived by the promise held
tervention Of the Prussan Government is
implored.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-03

THE Republicans say in their Chicago
Platform'that 'the guarantee by Congress
of equal suffrage to oil loyal men at the
South was demanded by every consideration
Of public safety, ofgratitude, and ofjustice,
and must be maintained, and
show their sincerity by proposing to deny
this suffrage to all loyal men at the South
in the election for President the very first
election to be held following the declaration
at Chicago the most important of all
elections Thus is maintsined the guaran-
tee of euqal suffrage with vengeance
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-03

Born houses Of Congress have put at rest
all doubts about the ratification ofthe four
teenth amendment, by declaring that, as it
was adopted by the requisite number OF
States, il is henceforth a part Of the consti-
tuition. II Troy Times.
Chief Justice Chase is reported as declar-
ing the same thing in his charge to grand
jury last week. Very well. Now win the
Times apply the logic of the fourteenth
amendment to the electoral vote of the
Southern States as its frienda propose to
cast that vote, denying the people partici-
patton in 6le Presidential election, and give
its conclusions?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-03

SUPPOSE. Suppose Seymour and Blair,
should be elected. Suppose Seymour
should die or be ''put out Of the way rebel
fashion. Suppose Frank Blair, the candi-
date ofthe rebels, should then, as he would,
become President. Seneca Falls Courier.
Suppose gosling lisa hedgehog, suppose
the moon is an @rolite, suppose achimpan-
zee is brick chimney suppose your aunt
was your uncle, or suppose the Great meg
atherium was tadpole all covered over
with chicken feathers what then?-Penn
Ydn Democrat.