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pY HENRY H. LEEDS . NINER--HEkRY =. LEEDS,
AIsonss. WI sell By auction On M1snaay March % q
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nggrsd nroc.s lace caans asa
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Ms L9nnse ~ h ao osbep
TsInors eon.isng q every article for furnishing
RH HENRY MINER nS ayc1gossE. s 10, sls sALEsHooA
81 q s'Sss Il; is !: Hs
sss:s.s: sss::
Lounge: Iiants.s Chair. croels os;' ware
Boots and sSoss
at prv.. residence .asSsss'aay rs W.. API street. ssn.se
household Furniture Mirrors Piano &C.; details N time
pY D. j. BARRY, AUcrIoNEER-oFFIcE, %! BROAD
way Agsscn sale q msgDncsn household fsGnss VI ss
al Of tie sisssn. hoasehoid Farnture 4c
comprises The entire contents q the house.
S q
pier Mirror magnificent and costly oil Paintings velvet and
dining Chairs rich slverware rich Chinaware Glassware
walnut Bedsteaas Bureaus washstands Sofas
and fnsisn Carpss &C., Sc also basement and kitchen
Furniture, 4s Catalogues be had morning OF sale
RY II. DOUGHTY, XycrIoNEER.
e entire rns % ss on he
dsnce Ss W.vsey place near Sixth consisting Sa
Of Psynss patent Secretary Bsdssads French Plate Per
@ ne oil pSng lint sn
niture OF rooms, with fine Bedding cured Hair
China Crocksry e. Catalogues now ready at the office or
n " B@M pbTdHTY wiii give his persons. attention to
sales Of Household Furniture a the residences Of families
e. his large saiesroom 70 Nassau street. between John and
RY ROBERT soMERylLLE, .AgcrIoNEER OFFICES
asT ssGs Sns y E:S sTREr
sSiS5 SSs$S THERE
~ 'l'l lNoIoplNo sorAA0 AoSA"oLL VELVET CARPETS,
- ''' $50 "" IS CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Gs,s.ss Tables Hair Bsdan
ExEcuroRs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Y; REAL TEA
day, March 81 II o'clock, at Exchange saesroom Ill
s'osE oF SATaAR1NE xoLEEs DECEASED,
the desraby located two story attic and cellar frame House
Sixth avenues: full Maps particulars
tioneer's Office, ll6 Nassau street.
ExEcuIoR's SALE OF
" Splendid rosewood Furniture,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Heavy Silk, Reps and Damask
Curtains. &e-
BENZ p. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, win sel on Monday,
March go 1855 at 10 o'clock A. M at No. ~ Bond street.
splendid Furniture consisting of rosewood Paror and Bed
Es,a.T wfSS, Library E.,nars raSs sSSs
splendid French Clocks and Vases Bronzes Ornaments
Ssr:s oa G.: Ts1s
China and Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, tc, &c.
BY order of W. II. APPLETON,
Executor
Also day,
by order OF Administrator at ~ M at the Livery Stable Of
A. W. Smith, OF FOrysecond street and Moth
Horse ss!i TO be fast; also light Wagon,
Sci Of Harness, Robes Whips, Blankets, &c.
ICxECUTOB'S SALE OF
~ Diamond Jewelry English
Gold Hunting Watches
Sharp's Rife, OperA
reH ft Classes, Ne.
BENJAMIN p. FAlRCHILD, Auctioneer, on Tueseay,
March 1885, at 10 A. NJ at 36 vesey street. stairs sple
DESMOND Gold Jewelry Gold Watches, Rings, Studs
Eseve Buttons Opera Glasses Hharps RIDE double barreed
Fowtng Piece, Parlor Safe, "R n. Patrick, maker
xc
Also Books, standard and miscellaneous &c.
Also quantity Of Clothing Coats, Pants, Vests Shirts. &r
Also q small quantity Of Glassware, Trunks Household
Furniture, &C.
BY order OF -
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MISREPRESENTATION Saturday, March "a, Of
Trinity church, by the Rev. Francis VntOn, MATHEW
ClAREsoS. JR., to ANN s. SMITH, both Of Flatbush,
Il
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
ID On Monday, April 8; Tuesday, sh Wednesday, 8h, and
continuing each day until the entire stock = sold,
nt 101 o'clock each day,
the elegant Furniture, Mirrors Carpets PaMunss Nat
the Howard Hotel Broadway and Maiden lane
comprising very large and valuable assormsnt desi
refunsing. To be sold without
reserve, the buildings 10 hs remodeed for other
business.
Also the large valuable Wines and Liquors,
selected with and choice Fsp particulars in few
days Sale positive
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ucTIoN NorIcE.-LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTION

this a. q Ssss s
9ss four round Stool
E With r I sss r n 5 ssen nd sG .S
Chairs and lounges, Centre Tables rosewood Esaseres,
large Mrers Corner and Beck Stands Bqosss Bsocassl
Paintings, Bedseads, Bureaus, Washsands, Commodes,
e Bses aaa Eaenson China and Silver
Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive. c I
Ucr1oN NOTICE ELEGANT FURNITURE AT PRI-
% s wifi s so s1n os % rador @ s 70
Suit, $780, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, rosewood and walnut
sfa
A ucrIoN sALE.-FREpERIcK DIG. AUcrIoNEER,
"A win sell ths day, II O'clock all The Household Fnt
wooster paror and bedroom Suits Carpets Paintings Cur.
tains, wardrobes, Clocks, Vases, Mattresses, &e.
Ry HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER, Aucr1oNEERs.
- Special and important sale OF nrs class Pictures, the
'''~''' ''''' M: ). P. BEAUMONT.
by HENRY LEEDS 'Sif %fsE ," Tie evenussof rh.s
day "a and Friday ssS. 81 81 An1 Hqs }!.ssis,
M southwest corner Of Twelfth street. at
fhe Collection has been recently much enriched by pur
snssss N % s &
sssss s.s
s n Ct fasa ssa1: ''
Re;ssss sssss;R1ss zs ss a.a
Seignac, A. D.ena Isabey, Escoscura,
verhoeckhoyen A. Bierstad A. Schefou4 Won Franken,
Boddington, Hasenciever, vauter, Carl Hubner,
II. baron, NJ. Calisch, Npe. Back Z. J. CobbeG,
Lasalc, +. Kels, huysen, Rofe,
Me Roeenboosn, Fanny tleefs DE Hueyve W. Rtefstah
Tschagreny, Otto ErdrnaR, q. Armheld, B.CKoek Koek
L. Mcnot, Incenmey, De Jonghe, A. Achenbach,
=. Thayer, CT DeBylandt, Dlay, y. k0MA0n,
Geselschap, Shayer, Sr, W.verBchuuR w. Amberes
J. R0bte; alsO
New England scenery, by Y. y. Church.
Une du Carnava The chef d'nuvre a Carl Becker
A Night Market, by r. Van Sehendel.
An Interior by r. wilIes and Van Howe and sshevs =
great celebrity. .
evening until time OF sale, with catalogucs
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UCTION NOTICE.-NATHAN COHEN, AUCTIONEER,
"A sells Monday, March 30 At 10 NJ at private resi-
tire consisting ofeesant Psror Suit n sik dsmask
Bureaus and Tables solid mahogaoy Extension Table Bed
steads Mattresses S0fss Lounges China Glass and Silver
BEspecia attention 10 sales at private resi-
dences respectfuly solicited.
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T)y HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
Is HENRY IT. LEElJS. AUCrIONBER

I1N II.
- HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIONBER
at the residence No i2o West Twsnyn street. senteel
Household Furniture, sterling Sverware 6einway Piano,
Ac Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood SUIT
gold green figured brocate carved rosewood seven
octave Piano, made by Stenway Son elegant gilt frame
French p'a pier and mante Mrr9rs egan, rosswood mar
sterling Silvcrware, consisting OF Dinner and
Tea Service being presentation sterling silver mounted
Dressing Case Bedeads hair Mattresses
black walnut Dressing Bureaus black walnut extension
duing Table rosewood Dining Suit In Oh Paintings,
Enersvnls Ac The above win be disposed OF wthou,
serve being the properly OF fau travelling n Esrope.
Sale will commence with Kitchen Furniture
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Dy HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER.
IN nENRX Ii IKEnG An

l1Y HENRY RI. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioncer,
will sell by auction Monday, March 30 At l0 O'clock ~
ng Of Bu.ses and Ingram Csrps.s rosewood Suit W
stands mahogany Lounges, oak Chairs and Rockers ma
hogany Chairs and Rockers In hair cloth mahogany Arm
Chairs China Cruckery and Glass Ware Plated Ware Gut
ery and kncbcn Yurnnuse, with which she sale will
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MARCH 80, 1863.
SALES At AUCTION.
A UCTI0N NOrICE.-PAUL BExTINE, AuCTIokEER
n rare chance for Housekeepern.
Qvar 5uN lofa OF -

Superb Household Furniture,
panofor.e dining room Suits rainnss Sron.ss stannry
Plate &c. public auction, on this day Monday az the i've
story brown stone mansion 30 West stxeenih street.
Fifth Sixth sale commencing at l0 Drawing
Medallion, velvet Carpets; three fa' drawing room
us gold and crimson gold satin brocael OF
the richest description rosewood canopy Eageres marble
tops; Secretary Bookcase, plate glass doors; 6Oo
Console Tables; broc.de, lace Curtains; Bronze
War Oh Paintings Flemish interiors by DeIscroir arst
piece Roun Holy Family Summer and Winter BY Coates
from Pompeii and Hercuianeun magnihcent rosewood r.
anofors Stool Cover Nusic. Cantsrbury Hatatand Oil
CLOTH rosewood walnut Dressing Bedseads, WArdrobes,
comnsdes suite stys Louis xiv hair and spring Nat.
Extension Table, Sofa Chairs covered in silver Casters,
Teens Salvers dinner Service Sheffield Table Cutlery,
ruby crystal Ware French china Dinner Set basement
Kitchen Furniture BThe suconss5 would call partic
catalogue comprising largest richest assortment. Of Furn
ture offered at auction this season. Sale positive.
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DEM. y. rHEALL, AUcrIoNEFR,


DEM. y. THEALL, ArCTIoNEFR,
Late .aes%sn WITH b z ;st 4 Ls'l,cw :, lc Co.. oo.,
sackeu street east cf Court Street South Broosiya ali the
handsome FURNITURE &c Of said house; rosewood wal
us saaa. sa saess oas Hn
sen % snd c wsTs now sna 1 slss Once 6 LIS
er,y ,yi street, New YORK. '''' - -
PY ROBERT soMERylLLE, AucrIoNEER OFFICE
ID 90 Wos, g S1s,as sos,s.r,s street,
Tuesday, March II, 10}q o'clock,
The entire contents of the above DWELLING Particulars TO-
nO.'oW
DYJ EDWARD BYLANDT, Al CTIONEFR 64s BROAD.
- way viii sell by aaeon on rse.day a. !. O'clock 2, hts
Pynt1n Beaeads, ac removed for convenience Of sale.
RES'. 7. FA:RcnILps, s,,,,,o,.,,
ptr'%Pi9nry 81 ,ns sale
Contents of the
AsToR HorsE HOTEL.
ruuRspaY, 'ss ssp g9'l ssS 1usGs sSTt spAY
Consisting Of Furniture ier about 80 roo. hair ana straw
Mattresses, enameed Suites Wardroses Sofas, Loanses
stands Gas fiisarss ana cSsaase throughout The
orscsery 1lassware Plated Wsre Cutlery about soe Brns
Entrance Barclay ,,fce,.
pY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUcrIoNEER-sALEs.
ID rooms q Liberty street. and III East Thirteenth street,
near 'o'''' "s JOHNSTON VAN rAssELI,
IfOL SEHOLD VI RSIrl RE-, &C,
the residences OF parties declinng
nj their spacious sa,esroon, 81 Liberty street
III ESDAY MARCH ~,
At 1ot o'clock, At their saesroom 50 LDer,y street.
by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AucTloSI BP. SALES.
- ~ ibery street and lI2 Last Thceh,h street,
Large sale ol House Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, &c,
Al Auction
JOHNSTON A VAN TASSELL
viii sell by auction tomorrow, Tuesday. March 81, at I0z
o'clock al their salessoo, 50 Liberty street,
ment OF household Furniture, &C. particulars 10 morrow
pY HENRY D. MINER, AuCTIoSEER-sALEgRooM
ID 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post oacc.
FINE TOILET SOAPS, FLAvORlN0 EXTRACTS, &c.
saesroo Naesan street, Monday, March 80 att O'clock
large invoice OF &. o. Colgate Manufacturing Company Q
Toilet Soaps consisting OF Honey, Gycerine Palm, Sass-
ss bath and other kinds IN email packages in good order
AMI of hne quality In lots 70 suit purchasers Also quantity
OF hrt quality Ftayoring Estracts, mostly tLenou and
Vanilla Of well known Makers and several lots OF Cigars
Of various grades.
Dy HENRY D. MINER Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
SALE OF EI.E;hST 4 BoiiEMIAN GLASSWARE, SILVER
PLATE PhRIhSs, CLOCks, &C ". u. MINER a
BARKER viii sell al suction, on Nonday March 90 at l0l6
O'Clock their saiesroo, 81 Nassau street, by order OF
ce The balance Of stock OF importer Of fancy goods
comprising folows-,s, ecL ant bohemian glass Vases
Toilet and Lisnr Sets Cologne Bottles, lard Rece ers,
Parap Groups Satuettes and Vases Marble and Bronze
Cocks plated lea Sets, Crns Ice Pitcher Casto
Cake Baskets Butter Dshes Spoons and Foks OF various
sizes and styles, Gard aske, Turcens, Ac. Aso Canes
Nbips swts Carved hanssl and Etassre 0rnamentA kc
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A UCTION NOTICE--R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER
IA TUESDAY, March 81
st Iok O'clock ct salesroom 81 Cortland street,
Attractive sale Of IL ,0t
Hardware and Cutlery,
/ - Timed and Enameled Ware,
Shoe Thread Brushes, Mats, &C., &C.
r. r. HAZELL CO.,
II AuctiOneerr COrtlaudt street.
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ID GArPNEy, AUCTI0SEBR-1 BowERY, WILL WILL
sell hie day tMondayl s l01o o'clock ,he valuaee,
fresh stock fixtures Of The hr.s class Ssody Toy ana Hon
Cases ,b Candy yars well stocked With choice candies u
fn,ur,s c sale without reserve In iouL This woT'hf
Me attention nj ana dealsrA
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AN ASSIGNEE sALE.-A PAPER MILL, WITH PRIME
"A Machinery excellent running order, having made
of The best and whest paper from straw
factured the country will be sold assignee sas Fri
day, April at Pittston, Pa. Particulars follows Two
rotary Bleaching Boilers three Iron Tanks and Fixtures two
Wood Tanks Fixtures, Steam Boiler, two Pulp En-
gnes one snch Paper Machine and Fixtures horse
power Steam Engine Pumps one Water Press Straw
Gutter quantity Of Steam and Water Pipes and Casks Belt
ing and Mil Gearng three Steam Gauges Bed Plate
Goal seundant for rng price, Three railroad routes 70
excellent TO be sold for cash. without 70 the highest
bidder. X. ID. LACOE, Assignee.
I PrTTsToN. Pm. March a. 1863.
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u HENRY .. MINER, AycTIoNEER. sALEsRooA

IlY HENRY u. UINEK, AUCTIONEERy BALESHOUM
ID 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post odcs.
II. d. Miner Barker will sell auction Tuesday, March
81 At l0 o'clock the Mariners Hotel lS Cherry street.
general assortment Of Furniture consisting OF Carpets, on
Beds, Bolster; and Pillows xsrs Top Tables MiaTors
&c., large lot OF Clothing, consisting Of Pants,
Jackets Vests undershrs Drawers Stockings Hats and
Thursday, April g.
al private residence s2s West rhryt street. geneel
household Furniture kiors, Piano, details In tne
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u HATHEwAY,. AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
W. Tuesday, March 81 at No. IA Water street, New York,
commencing a IL O'clock large assortment OF fine Cham
pagnea Por Sherry and other Wines also whskeys RUINS
Gins Brandee and fine assortment Of Cigars, Rkn-
lex other Tobacco TO pay sdvAnces Also Rasns and
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A UCTION SALE OF THE STOCK OF A. BERGAN, NO
bons ne Laces and Lace Goods French Flowers Hosiery
Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods Mirrors, Glass Cases. Fun
niture, &C., by COLE MURPHY, Tuesday, the alst,
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
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JHDwARD sCBENCK, ,AUCTIONEER-UNITED STATES
IL Marshas sale. BY order Robert Murray, u g. NJ Fine
Diamonds, Chains Silver Foil. 6c. &c BY EDWARD
sr street. elegant Diamond kins studs &c Vest Chains,
Seal Rings Necklaces also about 43 packages gold aud
silver Foil; also about 70 bags Coffee; also quantity Of
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

HfoprGhCE SALE oB GENTLEMENs FURNISHING
lM Goods by COLE MCRPHY on MONDAY yI.l,,,. At Ivy
and Drawers Hosiery Gloves, Craya.s suspenders Hand
kerchefs aud large assortment OF goois in the lne
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vxTILL ACCOMMODATE A FEW BoARDERs.-I HAVE
wv large house situated Long Island Sound fine
shade all kinds OF fruit; good fishing bathing best ref
srence given. Call at 233 East Tenth street
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The West Virginia Election.

The election last week in West Virginia
Seems to have resulted in a Democratic
triumph. although the Radicals still claim
1t by very small majority. In nineteen
counties heard from the Democrats have a
clear gaiE of 2,468 votes, and the remaining
thirty-four counties, it is confidently ex
pected, will show like results.
The Harrisburg Patriot Of Tuesday claims
that the Democrats have carried West Vir-
ginia, adds the five electoral votes of that
State to the list for Seymour, and declares
that our standard-bearer can lose every
Northern State except Connecticut, New
York and New Jersey, and still get, with
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana for
him, l64 votes to Grants 153. Let the
Democrats of Pennsylvania 90 to work in
earnest, and the vote Of the keystone State
Oau also be given to our standard bearer,
which will place his election, by large
majority, beyond question.
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Coy. Seymour on the stump.

Although it has not heretofore been Gus
tomary for Presidential candidate to make
public addresses to the people. the leading
friends of Gov. SEYMOUR in the North have
prevailed upon him to deliver several speeches
in New York, Ohio. Illinois, Indiana and
Pennsylvania, prior to the November cleo
tim. Gov. SEYMOUR, accordingly left Utica
on last Wednesday, and spoke that evening
ct Rochester. on Thursday at Buffalo, or
Friday at Cleaveland on Saturday at Chica-
go. at indianapolis on Monday. at Colum-
bus on Tuesday. at Pittsburg on Wednesday,
yesterday and will speak at Philadelphia
on Friday. When our gallant leader thus
rushes into the thickest Of the fight, in de-
fence of liberty and the Constitution, where
is the Democrat so lukewarm and cowardly
as 10 refuse to follow him? ?
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Without lying and misrepresentation
Radical newspapers would be destitute of
political capital. From the commence
they have dealt in the most outrageous
falsehoods with an effrontery that is
amazing. BY bold and reckless lying,
they have deceived and duped the masses
of their party. No calumny was too vile
to be invented and persistently repeated in
reference 10 the candidates of the Demo-
cratic party. Every speech they made
was misinterpre:ed, and all their acts were
misrepresentcd. The latest effort of the
kind is the Perversion of remark made
by General Blair in reference to Grant
At meeting which he addressed in St.
Louis OH the 10Th inst, General Blair
said
The point to which 1 desire to bring you
is this, that in this struggle we have every
thing at stake; that it is the final and last
struggle for the preservation of free consti~
tutional government in America-that if we
fail in it the republic falls with u.s. 1t be-
comes the mere appendage of the military
chieftain who is elevated to power in the
in the name of the Presidency. But he neuer
,cU ledUe the Presidential maRsi ~ as long as
he tres. | have nothing to say against him
personally; l have no intention of der gat-
ing from his great merits as a soldier, and
have no desire to tarnish any of tue laurels
which he won in the services that he gave
to the country during the late war. But
have just as little design of surrerdering alb
solute power into the hands of any man. no
matter how illustrious he NAV have made
his name IN this great war. He came ba, k
conqueror, and has by treating those States,
in violation of the constitution, as mere pro-
vIuces, shown his intention to treat the whole
people of this country as mere dependencies
appearances indicate. if we may Judge
from the treatment of the Southern States
by the faction he represents, to make the
Presidency mere stepping stone to abso-
ute power. That is my Judgment of his
character and his design, and we can argue
well what the intention Of this party is from
what this party has already doue.
Any candid Republican who reads the
above paI agraph will have no difficulty in
arriving at the real meaning ofthe speaker.
General Blair's idea was that if General
Grant gets into the White House, that he
Will consent to assume the powers of die
tor, and to remain there during his ma
tural life. That there is danger of such a
thing we do believe. The Radicals will
not care to be troubled with expensive
elections hereafter, and will make an effort
to dispense with them. That is one of
the designs Of the men who hope to make
Grant their tool. The only way to kill
their desperate scheme effactuallv, is to
de a: their TO l.-LaHcaste1' HiteHgencer
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Can't Vote.

The telegraph announces to the country
the fact that tie Radical II, gistration
officers Of St. Louis have denied to Gen.
Frank p. Blair the right to vote at the
coming election. General Blair prevented
Missouri from seeding But for his
gallant and intrepid conduct at the COM
mencement of the rebellion that State
would have Joined its fortunes with the
Southern Cunfederacy, and the task of
restoring the Union would have been
rendered much more difficult. No single
man in the West did more for the cause
OF the Union than Gen. Blair. From the
very first uprising of the people, he per-
formed all the duties of a gallant and
daring soldier with unsurpassed heroism
and bravery He wound up h. brilliant
military career by marching, as leader of
one of the best divisions Of the army, with
Sherman from Atlanta to the sea. Yet,
he is refused the right to vote In the State
which he saved from rebellion And by
whom ? By set of miserable scalawags,
who cried good God, good Devil, when
the rebellion broke out-by set of mer-
cenary political scoundrels who stood
ready to throw up their caps and cheer
for jeff. Davis, if he had succeeGed-by
these dirty tools Of Radicalsm, who
neither regard law nor their oaths of office.
In Missouri, as elsewhere in the South,
the privilege of voting depends upon the
will of set of low scoundrels who are
selected on aucOunt of their Willingness to
perJure themselves as often as it NAV be
deemed necessary. The question is not.
is man entitled to vote, but, how will
he vote? The most cruel and bloody
rebel finds no difficulty in registering. If
he will vote the Radical ticket, while
many of the best and bravest Union men
are denied the right of suffrage because
they are not willing TO endorse all the in
famous acts of usurping and revolution
airy Congressional oligarchy. In Arkan-
sas, and other States, no Union soldier
can vote unless he will take an oath to
sustain negro equality forever. 1t is to
maintain such system that the Radicals
desire to install a military despot in the
Presidential chair. They hope to find
such creature in General Grant, and we
are not without serious apprehensions that
ne will be ready tool to carry out their
evil designs, if elected. What mockerv
upon republican institutions do we furnish
to the world, when our elections are con-
Quoted as they are under Radical auspices.
We seem to be fast giving the lie to all
the boasts we once made. Lancaster. In
| 'ettigencer.