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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-30

=, Die Modcnwelt for January so, DEM
orssts Young America, Topographic Mes
senger, and lie Petit Messager, are alsot
hand, and as handsome as they veil can
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:Guano, Guano, GuanO.

Guano, Guano, Guano. la
The undersigned have now en- The way
200 Tons Genuine PERUVIAN
Guano, .....
bought from the only authorized Agent OF
the Peruvian Government, in the United
States. .'|'
They will also receive in few days
so Tons. Soluble Pacific Guano,
for the sale Of which they are Agents.
w Planters who may wish TO seeulc
supply, without fail, for the next Cotton
crop, would do well to leave their orders at
once.
The undersigned would call the attention
of planters to the following facts:
lst. That they have never sold ton OF
Peruvian Gnano which has not proved to
be pure or failed to give satisfaction to-the
purchaser. r.....
I'd. II at they always re-Uefsh 'ail Peru
Wan Guano when delivered 10 the planter,
who thus sustains no loss in weight.
CARWlLE 4 NcCAUGuRIN.
Dec. 80 SO St. p,
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District Court Of tie United States.
For the District of South Carolina. In the,
matter Of Chesley D. Spearman, Banks

For the District of South Carolina. In the
matter Of Chesley D. Spearman, Banks;
rupt. - Q '.'';
BY whom.a Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy was filed on the 18th day5of. Del
cember, A. D., 1868, in said Court = -. 4
This is to give notice, that on the 18th day
December, A. D., 1868, Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of C,
Spearmau of Newberry County, and State OF
South Carolina, who has been aGjudged d
bankrupt on his own petition. That the
payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging, to said bankrupt; to
him, or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law: that q
meeting of the creditors of ,said bankrupt, to
prove Their debts, and to choose; oneSeT
more assignees Of his estate, will be held AfsS
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Newberry Court House, South Carolina, be-
fore Henry Summer, Esq, Register, on ther
9Th day of JAM, A. D. 1859 Eat t12to'cieeksM H
JP MEPPINGs
Q Marshall as Messenger.
Per A P PIFER, Deputy Messenger.
nnc % 20 2
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Executors Sale.

will sell at Scwberry Court House, on
Monday, 4th day Of January meet,
(Sale Day)
A Tract Of Land,
lying in Newberry County, containing
THO Hundred Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Moses
Anderson, Wash Floyd and James Work
man, the real estate of William Peterson,
deceased.
Terms made known on day OF Sale =.
JAMES B. CHAPPELL, Ex'or.
a. Dec. 9 so 1t.
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Tie State of South CAROLINA.
NEwE%RRr DIsTGlcr IN EQu,rY.

Tie State Of South Carolina.
NEwE%RRr DisTElCr IN .EQU'TY.
Mary Rieter and others, ". s, r.. Hun"r
80 - and others. - -
b. o-ler Of ;hc Conr' will sell, before tho
Court House 1T Ncwjrrry. on the ,tiIst Mons
day in January, 1869, the, zeal estate Of
james Rccdcr, deceased, consisting of n
tract Of land-thc Home piace->:uafed in
tho District ard State aforesaid, contaihing
Three Hundred and Thirty
Three and q Half Acres,'
more or less, and bounded by lands Of joan
K. Gary. Franklin Wilson, Abel Connor,
Nathan Hunter, Alfred NJ. Reeder a4b Will
liam Cannon.
TERMs.-The purchaser will be required
to pay: one tn ird Of the purchase money, in
cash, and 10 secure the balance by: bond,
with at least two good surcties. payable in
one and two years with interest from the day
of sale.
Com 'rs Office S1LAS TOMBSTONE,
Dec 16 81 81. %l2 c. e Nd.
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Sundry Goods,

Such as Vermacilla, Macaroni, Cheese
Crackers, Jellies, Pickles, Syrups, Sauces
together with an endless variety of Toys, o.
all kinds and prizes. Dolls, Horses, Mules
Carriages, Wagons, Guns, Pistols, and fire
Crackers, &C., &C., till you can't rest.
All to be found on the Baltimore Corner
on Main Street, by A. N. WICKER.
COME-Each, all and every one, big and
little, old and young; men and women, boys
and girls, white and colored, blue and grey
all are: invited to come to the Bal,imors
Corner. r.. A. N. W.
Dec. 90 50 If.
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Assignee's Sale.

will expose for sale on the first Monday
in January next, (Sale-day,) a large and
valuable lot of Theological and MiSceilane-
Gus Books, belonging to the Estate of j.
Taylor Zealy-Banksart ..-.,-
JOnN R. LEATELL,,
Dec. 80 SO 1t. - Assignee:
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Township No, Election.

An election will be, held in the Town, Of
Newberry, onThnr>day the 3lst INST, for
three selccrmen, Surveyor, Constable rand
Clerk, for Newberry Township.
GEORGE BROWN.
Dec. 81 SILT Chairman B. 6. Com.
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ncwberry County-In the Circuit Court.
James R. Wilson, vs.. Thomas R. Wilson
and others. -
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thos.
r. Wilson, VIM. C. Wilson, Maria Capple.
man, Henry Cappleman and the children of
John Wilson, decd, parties defendants, are
absent from and without the limits of this
State, on motion of Messrs. Jones &
Jones, Complainant's Sols, it is ordered,
that the said absent defendants do plead,
answer or demur to this bill within forty
days. from the publication hereof, or the
same will be taken, pro conlesso against
them.
Clerks Office, TH0S. ". LAKE,
Nov. 1t c. G. P.
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New Advertisements.
Baltimore !"
Corner.

Baltimore Corner. on Main Street, is
now open and under full head-way.
Just received and now open
ing, the following Goods,
All kinds of ,Caudies-Frenelr, English
and American.
All kinds of Nuts-Cocoa Nuts, Almonds,
Filberts, Hazel Nuts. Brazilian, Nuts, Pea
Nuts, English ,Walnuts, Black Walhuts,
Pecan Nuts, &C., &c. -.
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Fruits of ALL Kinds. in Season

Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples,
Dried Figs, Prunes, Raisins-1 and ! boxes,
Currants, &c. i,
ALSO
Coffee, Sugar, Rice, Segars, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Soa &c.
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All kinds Of Canned Goods.

Oysters, Lobster, Salmon, Sardines, TO
matoes, and Preserved Fruits.
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NOTICE.

I will sell at the residence
of the late DR.. James NJ
Epps, on the 18th day of Jan
uary next, all the personal
property of said deceased, not
exempt by law, consisting OF
Mules,
Cows,
Fodder,
Cotton Seed, &C., &C., &c.
Terms Of sale Cash.
J. y. EPPS,
Dec Ii 81 administrator.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-30

District Court Of the United StHess.
For the District of South Caralir:a. Ia B.,iksD
rup'cy. In the matter ofd0HN I. KlNARP7
Bankrupt.
BY whom Petition for adjudication Of Bauks
ruptcy was fled on the 18th day fef- Decsmbert4
A. D. 1868. in said Court -
This IS 70 give notice that on the 18th daS Of
Dec: 1868. warrant of Bankruptcy was issaod-;
out Of the District Court OF the United Stssess
for the District of South Carolina, against
the Estate Of JOHN P. KINARD, Of NeT-
berry County and State Of South Carolina2l
own petition: That the paymentof any debts
and the delivery Of any property cbelchefnKk
to such Bankrupt; to him OF for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for6iddsa
by law; and that meeting of the Creditors Of
said bankrupt, to prove their debts aadito
choose one or more Assigpees OF his estate, VIII
be held at court of Bankruptcy, to be hol6eA
at NeHberly Court House at the Office Of and
before Henry Snmuer, Esq., Register in Bank.
ruptcy. for said District, on the 9th day of Jan.
uary, A. D., 1869, at2 O'Clock, 4; n; q. "1
":~.S .. S. Marshall, S. G., District,
Dec. 2s52st Deputy Messenger.
District Court Of tie United States.
For the District of South Carolina, In the
matter Of Albert Darlington Bankrupt.
BY whom a. Petition for Adjeaicasioa Of
Bankruptcy was filed on the 18th day Of
December, 4 1868 in said Court:
Thisis to give. notice, that on the. 18th day
of December, A d 1865 Warrantia Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estatsof A g
Darlington, Of Newberry c HS5nfhe Dis
trictsof Newberry, and State ofsSocth Caro-
lima, who has been ,adjudged q Bankrupt on
his own Petitiou:- that the payment of any
debts and delivery of any properly belong
ing to said Bankrupt, to, him orforhis use.
and the transfer of any property BY him are
forbidden by Law; that meeting Of tho
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, Z, prove their
debts. and to choose one or more ,Assigpees
of his estate, will be held at a. Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newoerry c H
G, before Henry Summer. Esq, Register,
on the ninth day of January, A D 1850, at
10 o'clock, a. NJ.
JPN EPPING,
S. Marshal as Messenger.
Per A P PIFER, Deputy MesssugeTS
Dec % 523 - ,. =. ~
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Eighty Five Acres,

more or less, adjoining No. s, Belfast Road,
Herry Burton, No. 9, and Bush River. The
property Of James NJ. Sem, de 'eascd, levied
on at the suit of Thomas NJ. Paysinger, VS..
L. H. NJ. Boozer, James N. Sem, and G. c.
league. This case assigned 20 W. G..
Abrams. II. II. KlNARD, ..
Coroner in aud for Newberry County.
Coroner's office, Dec. llth, 1868. 70
Dec lG 81 St. y -
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One Hundred and Thirty Sly
: - Acres, ::

more OF less, situated in tie District AMI
State aforesaid. and bounded by lands Of
Mrs. Margaret Martin, estate of Micajah
Harris and estate Of James Sloan. Jsg
TEKMs.-The purchaser viii be required to
pay in cash one-third Of the purchase money,
and to secure the balance payable at twelve
months With interest from. the day of sale,
by bond and/a mortgage Of the premises
Com'S. Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE, ..,
Dec. 16 81 St. $10 C. (. N. D..
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;Coroner's Sale.

By virtue Of writ Of Ficri Facias, to me
directed, will sell on the first Monday in
january next, before the Court House, tine
following property viz:
Two Tracts Of Land, one containing
One Hundred and Fifteen 1cres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of No. l, Bill.
fast Road and Bush River.
The other Tract, containing
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-30

MAsoSIc.-Ata recent Convocatioa ,ol
sisbss Chapter, No., ls, R. A, NJ, the
sSEIsxsag oisesrs were daily elected and
installed to serve during the ensuir g
Msss6sc pear: :
sasaseG: Mayes, n. E. II. P.
R. RpdIespsfger, E. K. - :
r. 8. Whaley, E. S. ID, o..
j. O. Peoples, C. H.
,K g. Wiseman, F. S ,--
GE Eiratdeau. R-A. c.
J. D. Bruce. G. M Sd Veil.
agAsFegers G., NJ. ID Veil. -, +.
". 5. Black, G. n. 1st Veil.
Foot, Treasurer
e B. H:: Greneker, Secretary. r.:
we. johnson. Sentinel. -.
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JPN EPPTNG

U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
: Per A P PIFER, Deputy MesssugeTS
Dec % 523 = ) = 10
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STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLYN

-...'- - - I.
y ,Newberry 9istrict-In Equity. .,
Marg aret Martin, vs. Jonathan Martin, ct al.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Court, :. will
sell, before the Court House, on the
first Monday in january, 1889, the real
estate Of Patrick Martin deceased, consistir
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A. P PirEI Depneg Messenger.
Dec. % 81 st. =. > - =. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
rmE prN0cRAcY DEFEATED ~ ANY EyF

. u
The ufoDO,itiun 10 withdraw Seymour and
III Is tr absorbing subject 81 discussion here and
b., f Goo i, ihs Democratic party nom center To CIR
ruuf,rIcr. AuthAg hab occurred during this or any
pt campiig 30 utterly destructive 10 tire integrity O
iEor ps.i..al organic iti0u. The President Is uckct
with la. d,I. All the Wute House politicians chucklC
%. 81 a. and .ppcr To b. really much delighted with II
"a TIC ispub.cans. Thty say the Democrats must re-
uotl,rr nour AID Blair, ur DO defeated, aud n they d'
rpuio on at THO late hour defeat IN equally certain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH
Snow fell in Dutchess County yesterday

....cnOW lCi III DutouSoo No"H'y
Washington Hamilton notorious rough,
who was shot ON election day by policeman dledm
Philadelphia yesterday.
"Billr Porter was shot and killed, near
the Old Fair Grounds In Memphis, on SATURDAY Dsht-
His murderer Is under arrest
Edwards Corners, aged 81 years, was
strnek Inv locomotive the Old Colony Railroad on
SATURDAY, nnd died yesterday morning.
A fire IN l.. f. Goodyear's carriage axle
and pistol factory IN New-Hayen, yesterday morning.
dsmaged the building, machinery, and STOCK 10 ths
amount Of $4,000
The cases against Gen. Benz. +. Butler
oS Kimberley Bros for the recovery Of certain moneys
aud C Chas W. Wooley for Sl0oO goo damages Tor faise
inprsonment resumed on Saturday III the ouPeros
Court OF Baltimore.
Three companies Of heavy artillery from
rorfress Monroe have been ordered south on temporary
duty-Battery e. OF the LIST Artillery, To Atlanta b'I
A. 81 Artillery TO Columbia s. T., ana Batleiy ~ w"
Artillery. to Raleigh, n T. n.
"A Convention of delegates from the Enll
.nt Societies OF the United States, for tho promoo ~
,igration and the protection Of emgrants, met Ih
lofa on saturday. Committee on BUSHES vac ny
noli,fed and the Convention adjourned unl hohuay'
The storm on Lake Huron on FRIDAY Ilgnt,
was Inc seyerest and most destructive thdt a' uen
ncrieuced for many years. number OF NSscis VIZ
,,,.,ri and several collisions occurred INO men,
woiuaH aud child were drowned nom 'Ne 0''eo as"
son. - e A.
The annual National Convention oil tho
,r'tbniisf gunlov-sehOol Union was opened ih othk
nsiI aos. vesfcitlav Nave Winchester pi'sluyu IN
la m Lent Coy CaAin aud addresses We're na9s "
lie Rev j. 3 OstrandeT Of Albany anu mo NV " ~
grumDuli OK Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
,rrr,pr To KILL DETECTIVE PINKERToN.

DETROIT, Oct. 15,-Ths forenoon, Us W,r, Adia,,
H. Lr,on was ON his way from Sandwich 10 WINDSOR,
buggy Containing seeiy citizen OF Inv win naS
ah A. has since transpred, is one Wood DIETER known
as Col Wood chief detective OF the Treasury Depart
10 oDt and Fekers date assistant to Col WOod) detec
ives drove rapidly up alongside OF the caTriase
a., S,hirh were Mr.. PmkeTtOn, Justice McMlchen;
a. nna son Az this iunctnrc the last-mentlOheu
called their attention, In loud tone OF voice. TO the et
% one of the occupants OF the buggy IN the act OF
dr,Ning revolver This the fellow probably overh.au
~ Inc withdrew his hand from ms pistolpocke ahu IuS
yebice together with It's occupants, quickly dsapp'aiSu
froIn sight Upon MT PnkUt0s arrival at windsor .o
man was continually upon his track and at Intervals Ic
man seen In company Win one OF ING i,ieS - -,
,r, Nothing Of moment happened nnul Gpout 80 H. ~,
when Mr. Pnkertnn took Tho ferry boat Detro or
this city Immediately upon landing upon VIC AlnctS1l
dock ths man. who had apparently prScs".H NV
from place couCCAlmcut IN front OF MI
having In his hand loalnd and coeAed revolver MNtn
he ulace WITHIN iour cuts of ms head, ard was about
10 ire when Mr. pbkerOu, who "a powerful lhHhrISp'
Piled with hi, would De a,sns@ip AMI then struggle C-
sued for lie and death Tor few seconds 0utiS winch
ume MIR Pinlerun called for asshtance roii tho f'sc
cor. al the bo,t who were apparently unable to lcafbe
the situation 50 soon thJ did, however ct en OI
Detroit responded ana aIeDnh.n The UslOi lfJA VIC as
lna1ina hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19

Democrat and II is than limited by sonie of
his most enthusiastic admirers That he ~ ~ sun. we
have been told in private conversation by numbers OF
Republicans whose names we cannot mention without
violation Of confidence, that with the election OF Grant
tho Radicals in the South viii be abandoned; that the
white men will be enfancbised and that Grant viii ex-
hibit the same noble qualities which gained nm ,ie
respect Of the Conservative Of the nation aiter ms
generous terms to Lee. his surrender wero mace
South published We have been assured that
such would be Grants policy by who fought brayey
claimed being Radicals and above all, Tennessee Radl-
Gals. Knoxville penn) Herald.
THE WORLDS RADICAL DISPATCHES.
Another Radical dispatch says committee
T. Blair. the father OF the General, nc bis magnificent
should withdraw Then as the story goes the wary old
politician, whose intellect Is not yet weakened by age
should also Withdraw. with the Understanding that
Frank should be no minated for President and Gov sey
ing 10 the Radical. and were written probably IN their
own editorial rooms III NewYork They are carieatureS
on The Worlds joking article OF Thursday which that pa.
per doubeeads though 1t usually prints ITS conndrus
IN solid type Hartford Times
HONEST CONFESSION GOOD FOR THE SOUL.
To the people OF Maryland, outside of the
otceseekes and the pothouse politicians the decision
Of the Northern states amounts TO nothing We enjoy ut
present the rights and the liberties bequeathed us by our
fathers But for oppressed brethren OF the South We
feel the kecnest sympathy, and the late elections in
the North TO evidence determination 10 conslgn
them for years to the despOtism under which
face. Baltimore Gazette.
But all in vain. The popular vote OF three
Of largest has sustained Congress and over
thrown far they can, all Constitutional Liberty In
the South These the facts OF the case IL becomes
us look them calmly and dspassOnately as we can
IN the face The OF cup is almost full TO tho
overlooking charleston Courier.
NIL DEsPERANDUM!
Neither Radical victories now, nor the posi-
Bile election November. should cause our peo-
pie abandon their struggle with difficulty and msfor
tune They hitherto maintained firm front under
doubts and troubles without number and they must not
now fold their and cry that all IL lost.
charleston News.
ONLY THINK OF THE EXPENSEl
BALTIMORE, Oct. 16-You have always been
friend OF our country. Now, can't You do something TO
arrrsi the terrible expense proposed IN Inc heC- lOrH
World wherein they advise change OF candidates Oiuy
think! | have Travelled from Buffalo 10 Washington,
through al the large aud small ctes-and see what u
has cost hang many banners with seymour ana
Bigir E,e White Mans Candidates. Now. II iley don't
rt, what a up set Of nags Please see
The World, and stay proceedings TRAVELLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
LAUGHING At THE SILLY WORLD.
81 - .--...---.a... M ,Ihs Rn.-nu Pr

No one is LOADER in dcnouncng the folly OF
The ~ l. Bortd than President Johnson, who laughs 40
Tie trONiHg8 ~ the Radicals lilo SAYS another snch
victory aHIhdtcs them party. judge Chase IN al
hiding I'D abe subject THIS evening, expresses ne astons
uct that aAy pretending TO nave particle ot p.it-
icaI stsac.iy soud be guilty Of the folly exhibited in
The coiuu.uf - ne 3. /. World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
WASHINGTON.

DECENTRALIZATION OF THE SOUTHERN DEMoc-
RACY-THE KU-KLUX PIRACY NEAR MEM
PIlIs--MURDER OF THE HON. G. w. SMITH
the OFFICE SEEKERS RUsH-JOHN QUINCY
AD sMs-IR. EVARTS- APPOINTMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19

Gen. Il. B. Brown, l.. $. Pension Agent
in st. LOus was required 10 plead, saturday 90 in
dioiment for conspiracy 10 dcfraud Tie Government jon
connection with distilled spiute The Generals hrOtntr,
DF Brown bas been arrested on charge u completely
IA tobacco frauds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19
A RAY Oh HOPE.

The wolf il cOmlng-in fact, Is alrchly PioSr
ing upon the fold and sharpening his teeih lol
hold. These elections signify that tho Aortneth Pt the
nj least majority Of thcuI-arc determined 70 hn" w
southern people state oi suljcctlon but ihoio
hone and ouly one, OF retaining nnu - NE
rennbican liberty In this country. u ~ lp'.',. 49,
Grant wien elected, may repudiite Inc tt'." p.ig,
lao u uupledged 10 It's support Io has bo'm -. Ls
throughout the campaign, aud his Only hti' ''
been "let have peace" How some ol no
have interpreted this aqothegn, tho lset.n y.
INC eVulA klVN bnb TOO we'll Bus 0lshI bhs wy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-19

sponse 10 remark from brother Democrat to the effect
That ne Radicals had probably achieved sweeping vie
tory, MT seymour SAID: Well. Sir, the Democracy
not hold me responsible persisteny and repeatedly
declined the nomination." Utica Herald
THE BEST SUBSTITUTES FOR SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
The time Is getting short Some of the De-
mocracy want new ticket How can their wish be sat
hedi The shortest way for Seymour and Blair 10 put
their heads together ana resign in favor OF Grant and
Coifax. IN. Y. Herald.
THE DEMOCRATIC NURSES HOLD SEYMOUR IN
CHECK.
There were excited rumors Yesterday sent
from Newlork, Washington, aud Cincinnati 70 the effect
that Mr.. seymour had resigned TO the National Demo.
desire 10 have his name taken off heticket There
pane among the leaders. aud at time seemed as
the Democratic party. Seymour doubtless ready
give way M ne IS man or decson and does not knoto
erdctg chdf 10 40 chen The tTciement Of his position
such 10 make him nervous His Keepers however have
administered dhe necessary antsptsm0dle' and nc is
better now. Ihese gentlemen answer IN effect for Sey
n,our that Re Will not resign Poor Blair. ont in the
for him. lie might seem TO want some pating on the
back also, since according 10 the dispatch declaring that
his name ought TO be Withdrawn, he is becoming decid
cdly weak in the knees philadelphia Inquirer.
VINO WOULD COyET THE DOUBTFUL HoNORP
Gov. Seymour cannot cut loose from Gen.
did not seek. and which forced upon him as duty
Aud who would take The vacated post who would
rnpon aud fraud cannot twice be played. The money
raised to stimulate, them and to brlbe voters has been
spent. ALBANY Argus
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BLAIR's LETTER.
Tie World says that prejudice and hostility
have excited against the Democratic ticket by mis-
representations OF Bar's letter. Tho letter speaks for
itself it has been printed In full in all the Republican
papers There Il the text ana every man can read
II Tor hiusM II is redoient OF treason; 1t contains the
essence rebellion. 1t happened, once In our expert
ence I'm Journalism, that distinguished man made u
snccch 1f So uncommon character that before printing
IT, we thought IL due to him that the notes should pass
under his revision He read the report corrected
H. mud gave such positive orders to print it, just he
gave II ", that did not venture upon the friendly
Office of Altering "a word. Immediately his friends
charged us with disappearing him and mating hlln
rdicuIou- Gen Blair has been "misprcsented" IN the
same Way His letter has been printed just ~ he wrote
A. Providence Journal.
CAN'T MAKE TIE PEOPLE BELIEVE 1T.
Something more than ordinary means must
he devised 10 reach the minds OF the Conservative men
SIN lingering reluctantly In the Republican ranks, and
following with heavy hearts and anxious fears the men
Who have u-urpcd their leadership They must De dsa
bu.eI of hehcf ustlcI into them, that the Demo
cratic Marty intends proposes to resort to any violent
revolutionary To remedy existing cyis, or 10 20
ono step beyond the Constitution and the Laws.
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