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gs-AuERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM-These popular soaps are made from
the choicest materials, very richly perfumed,
warranted not only equal but superior TO the
English, and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are
superceding all foreign toilet soaps in this
market, as it is well known that since their
Introduction the demand for the latter has fall
len off fully one-half. Manufactured only by
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN s. CO.,
50 south Front street. Philadelphia ; so Bar
clay street, New York. no 30-eow6m
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RICHMOND, VA, March 6, 1868.

Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen. The address delivered at
the Medical College last evening has been
reported with great correctness there are
errors, however, made, and as these affect
professional accuracy, you VIII, know,
cheerfully correct them. Yellow fever
existing north of the yellow fever zone
u is due to an imported cause," and not
fas was reported) to o "iocal cause"
Gunshot wounds do heal by first intention ;
I am, incorrectly, represented as stating
that they'd not. The mortality in the
Federal army from wounds WAS, of regu-
liars so per N, volunteers 35 per II, ne.
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POU X ETTE.--To FARMERS and
PLANTERS this article is recommended as the
best FERTILIZER known for corn, cotton,
tobacco, and vegetables. 1t is more eXten-
siyely used in Europe and Asia than all others
combined, and is extensively used in the
northern States. Made from the night soil
dead animals, and offal, from the city of Rich.
lnond, properly deodorized and made inodor.
Gus, and believed to be equal, if not superior
to any made in the United States. Packed in
strong barrels, and sold at only TWENTY
DOLLARS per ton; delivered in any part Of
the city Wittout ettr0 charge.
ANIMAL COMPOST,
q superior article for Top-DREssISa wheat,
clover, and grasses, and a permanent i'm
proven of the land.
Send for & circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAM1N,
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH 3-3m Richmond, Va.
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURT-GEoRGE D.
PLEAsANTs PRESIDING JUsTICE.-Ine grand
jury presented yesterday true bills against
Peter Robinson, Claiborne Jones, and John
Henry Clarke (negroes), for perjury;
Catharine S. Elsom, B. W. Green, Jr., and
B. W. Green, were presented for retailing
ardent spirits without license: There are
also five cases against John Whitesides and
Sarah his wife.
Nelson cambridge (negro) was tried for
petty larceny, and the jury being nuae; .
rone proSeqni was afterward entefed Wy
the Commonwealth's attorney.
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NEGRO MEETINGs.-The negroes are
holding meetings in the different wards,
and indulging in unlimited speechifying, in
order to create an enthusiasm about regis
tration. Yesterday afternoon large
crowd gathered on the Square, and at
night Hunnicutt addressed the faithful at
his own headquarters.
At the meeting on the Square, COM
mittee of five was appointed to induce
General Schofield to allow negroes to re-
gister at any hour during the day.
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CASES IN BANKRUPTCY.-Sinceo our last
report the following persons have been
declared bankrupts: John o. Lawrence,
of Portsmouth; q. Cornwell, of Prince
George; julius Dresden, F. N. Marchent
aud Isaac Harris, of Norfolk city; John
R. Briggs, OF Isle of Wight; Jacob Lenow,
of Southampton; W. N. Justis, Jacob
Clinedinst, John G. Miller, of Rockingham +;
Samuel Goode, of Bath; W. F. Ander.
son, of Cumberland; R. A. Booker, OF
Prince Eduard; D. S. Gregory, OF Aleu-
nnd7in
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groes l6 per n from disease, of REGULAR
AZ per NJ, volunteers So per N, negroes
14l per NJ. Respectfully yours,
E. S. GAILLARD, NJ. D. 5

We congratulate our friend DAVIES on his
enterprise and energy in producing another
improvement in photography at this advanced
stage Of the art. We would advise our lady
friends to visit the :" Lee" Gallery, as these
pictures make them look more lovely than
ever. f s -.
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VIRGINIA GRANITE IN DEMAND.--Few

VIRGINIA GRANITE IN DEMASD.--Few
persons are aware that the best granite ID
the United States is found in Virginia, and
that within very few miles Of the capl-
tai. It is perhaps as little known that the
streets Of Broadway, New York, are to be
paved with the granite referred to, and
that other principal cities of the North are
to be in like manner supplied with it. The
Richmond Granite Works have been IN
operation for many years, but it is only
since they have been under the present
energetic management that the reputation
of their product has been achieved. A
large force is constantly employed at the
quarry, and notwithstanding the inclement
weather, the labors of the past winter have
been crowned with comparative success.
About 200 tons of granite are now ready
in blocks for shipment north. A few days
ago blast was made of such unusual size
that we cannot foi bear giving its dimensions.
With about seventy five pounds of Hazards
best powder was thrown huty-sir feet from
its bed stone containing $4,000 cubic
feet, 40 feet long, Is feet wide, and % eet
deep.
Mr.. Gallaher has recently obtained from
Charles Giedet, of New York, contract
which will give the reader some idea of
the estimate which is placed upon the
Virginia stone. Mr.. Gedet will take for
the paving of Broadway, New York, 250,-
900 paving blocks, 5000 lneal feet Of
gutter stone, and 5000 lineal feet of bridge
stone-S,000 tons Of granite in all. This
quantity is paid for at high rates, and must
be delivered between the 18th of March
and the 1st of November, 1868. A large
quantity of this granite is also used for
cemetery work in northern cities, and in
this respect is considered unsurpassed. It
is chiefly noted for the straightness Of the
split and natural evenness of the blocks.
Before the war, Mr.. Gallaher was sup
plying the Government with the material
for the construction Of the fortification
known as Castle Calhoun, or Rip-Raps, in
Hampton Roads. When hostilities COM
menced, the contract was given to other
parties, who, it is stated, are furnishing
granite inferior in many respects to that
produced at the Richmond Works.
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LARCENY OF METAL.-Lucius Morris
and Eliza Morris (negroes) were arrested
yesterday, charged with the larceny of a
lot of lead pipe, valued at about $50, from
Mr.. William Walsh. They will have o
hearing this morning.
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MASCHEsTER.-Andrew Branch (colored)
was before Justice Moody yesterday
charged with stealing iron from the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company,
and sent on to the County Court for fur
thar hearing
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STEALING GRocERIEs.-George Wash
ington and Jerry Thomas were committed
to the lower police station yesterday on
the charge of stealing two hams from one
Mutton-a black sheep.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-Henry Corr,
charged with breaking into the house OF
Henry WilsoB (negro) in the night time
and stealing sundry articles-cigars, bis,
cults, sardines, candy, etc.-valued al
Sc so was sent on to answer indictment.
Fanny Taylor (totally wrecked beauty D
charged with being drunk and disorderiy
on the street, was discharged with a warn
ing.
Edward Sticking, charged with selling
lager on Sunday, was fined $40.
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No ELEcT1oN.-The Board of Visitors
of the Medical College of Virginia met
Thursday, according TO appointment, but
as quorum of the Board was not in at
tendance, the election of Professor of
Matvia AedicG was postponed.
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uULST & KING,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS,
Fourteenth street. one door above Main
near Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
[ja l6]
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Dentistry.

.KLOEBER, SURGEON Hk
DENTIST 1ate of Baltimore), &a18
No. COZ Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filled in the best manner NJ reduced
.nrices. Beautiful artificial teeth on the vul:
canite base, perfectly initiating me ne natural
the low prices of go, $25, and $50 per sst. =.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth,
rendering the operation painless aud safe.
de 1S-3m
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The INFANTIcIDE.-The case. of Mary
Jane Green negress), charged with kill
ing her infant child, was called before the
Mayor yesterday, and the woman being
unable to appear, the case was continued
until the 18th instant.
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LADIES, LIST.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST OFFICE
MARCH 7, 1865:
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Sum sets............5.H A High tide, p. NJ. 6.ss
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH s, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. ID. & w. Currie.
Schooner j. L. Newton, Rich. Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowell & Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B.Tatun.
MEMORANDA.
HYAySIs.-In port Sd, schooner Nellie
Brown, Hall, from Boston for Richmond.
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T ANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY
IL PEAS.-Complete assortment OF his
seeds just received and for sale by
p. E. DUPUY,
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets.
rph
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GLOVER SEED.-1O0 bushels really
~ prime GLOVER SEED just received
and for sale by
CHARLES T. WORKMAN & co.
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nOCKLAND LIME.-3OO casks Rock
X, land Lime, fresh and in good order, for
sale nv S. P.LATHROP, Agent,
in az Eighteenth street. south side doek.
nUsINESS AND VISITING CARDS
u printed at the Dispatch Printing Honse,
corner of Twelfth and Main streets, neatly
and at the shortest notice,
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TITO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF
WISDON-a specific for Ringworm, letter,
Itch, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, and all ernptions
of the skin, no matter how malignant or how
long standing. Warranted 70 cure or no pay:
Try 1t, and II 1t does not speedily and
ease. the money will be refunded In every
instance. Price, 6oc. per bottle. For sale by
BLUNT 4 MOSELEY,
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street,
au23 Richmond. Va.
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CEED OATS, SEED OATS.-l, 500
y bushels PRIME OATS, selected for seed,
for sale by SAM. MACCUBBIN & CO.,
NH s-lw No. 1928 Franklin street.
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ID ELIABLE AND FRESH GARDEN
III SEED, ONLY, are sold by
L. WAGNER, Apothecary,
corner of Sixth and Broad streets,
NH 7-lt* sign of eagle on mortar.
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Toilet articles.
Toilet A7'tGcJeS.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES, s
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
ENGLISH NAIL BRUSHES,
made 10 order and imported by
JOHN w. RISON. Druggist,

JOHN w. EISON. Druggist,
NH corner Main and Third streets.
'EOILET ARTICLES.-A large and
Il varied assortment Of TOILET AhTl-
CLES, consisting of Toilet Waters-Layen-
Der Florida, Cologne, &c; Extracts, Soaps,
riro'nades, and other Hair preparations; !;
Teeth, Nail, Hair, Flesh, and Clothes
brushes; Combs-Tortoise Shell, Ivory,
INDIA Rubber, Buffalo, &C., &c. =
A beautiful assortment of Toilet Articles,
such rs are suited for wedding and holiday
presents, always on hand at
90. DUPUYiS Apothecary store,
wv AT Broad street, Richmond, Va,
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Drugs, ia, ldSeaases. &

go Z&TsxE<ySs~t lkd s5GEtfsvfGSS. a.
.
rrI puATE 0E 0rTINTNE Scr,;h,,.,.
IAOLI " s :, 1slss,, 4S..',',s
NJ pnrinsd CnIoToiorm, levers 13s UP'um,
Sqnibbs's Suipnaric EInef' "asned SuipnuFic
Ether, &c. for sa.e py ,-,,,,s,. =.
L. WAGNEha aPotnecy.
corner OF Skin arc r,a nr9ao s.Iss., n.s-
Xc.T- COTTCa CANDY.-In ni.cins
,hts h,S.s ~, .s.,, - sfscactous
=. nu aa nisss ,,,,sS
.Muy .as1, ueao.s Tue puoic, w ~ 's WIZ ~
sssmianes a.ss.. % anat " n9s DO supesiol In nlc
vla.ins suusns ana presen nung tnat unp,eu-
sant s tiGsiIns sensation OF tne tnsoat so preYa'
ient' rGs nfp sI'e nt my store. si4 bfoaa street.
y. DIN, DruRgistt F-sset
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Leather, dc.

LEATHER-a superior ar.
IL ticle-for sale by HULST KING,
NH Manufacturers.
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SEED OATS.-4,0OO bushels for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
fe % corner Cary and Fifteenth street.
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Mn7'i2ae Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH Z, 1858.
Sun rises s. l6 Moon sets. 4.37
Sun sets..544j High tide, p. H.. .SS
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THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM,
quieting the nerves and bringing back the
'rosy color Of health" TO the cheek OF the
most delicnte.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price, II per box; six boxes, IS. Sold
in Richmond, va, wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD &CO.;
R. w. POWERS, 1905 Main street;
A. BODEKER BROTHER, 1855 Main
street;
r. r. DUvAL, sO7 Main street;
W. H. SCOTT, 1919 Franklin street;
SAUNDERS & HOWARD, corner Brook
avenue and Marshall street;
JOHN w. RISON. corner Main and Third
streets: .-e-sL
LEWIS b. THOMAS, 2l4 Broad street;
J.W. FRAYSER, corner Broad and Seven.
teen tn streets;
E.V. HUDNUT, Church Hill.
Ladies' by sending either OF the above agents
81, can have the pills sent by mail TO any part
of the country free Of postage. @
! JOHNSON s. CO., agents for Fredericlm-
burg and by "one druggist" in every city
and town In Virginia. de l0-3m
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S1,eciuJ Notices.

CALIfoRSIA AUCTION STORE,
RicHsoSp, March Q, 1865.
ne N. VI. ENGE1. rs THIS DAY AID.
MlTTED partner in my business. The
firm will be continued under the name and
style OF ENGEL SON. J. M. ENGEL.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the old firm, we hope, by
strict attention TO business. and always keep
ing on hand general assortment of goods,
which will be sold at the lowest prices, to
keep the reputation which we have gained for
selling cheap, and thereby merit continuance
OF the same. Respectfully,
ENGEL S SON.
NJ. NJ. ESGEL
J. NJ. ESGEL NH 5--eod2w
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TO 10bacc0a 0aisss.

darn IA DAY MADE BIZ any ONE
AIU with my patent STENCIL Tools.
PREPAY samples free. Beware OF infsfnxers.
Ny cfrenlars VIII explain, Ad6EsSs
3. Z. g a. 9 8 NIl3IxAN
fsIl-lm SpsMsA
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SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS.
~ AT ALLAN & JOHNSON'S,
No. 1906 Main street,
(under st. Charles Hotel,)
Won are sure Of getting FRESH and
RELIABLE SEEDS.
Eyery variety of GARDEN, FIELD, and
FLOWER SEED.
20 barrels EARLY GOODRICH POTATOES,
50 barrels EARLY DYKEMAN POTATOES.
SEEDS SENT BY MAIL.
Catalogues furnished.
ALLAN s. JOHNSON,
el4 1908 Main street.
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TRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Our stock
ID of pure and reliable GARDEN SEEDS
is complete, and unsurpassed in quality. Our
seeds have been selected with great care from
this country and Europe, and are WAR
RANTED in EVERY RESPECT.
Seeds sent by mail at retail prices, POST
AGE PAID.
Catalogue and Almanac for 1865 ready, and
A fesaEdSsw ALLISBN & ADDISON.
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A T MEADE & BAKERS

"A
Wine of Wild Cherry, q fine tonic, especially
adapted to dyspeptics and persons suffering
from pulmonary complaints;
Caswell, Hazard & Co.'s Ferro-Phosphorated
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark,
Hubben's Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Hegeman's Ferrated Elixir of Bark,
Elixir Of Cinchona, Iron, and Strychnia;
Elixir Of Cinchona, Iron, and Bismuthj
Elixir Valerianate of Ammonia and z Quinine,
Fougera's Elixir Of Horse. Radish,
Winchester's Syrup Of Hypophosphites,
Cookies Aromatic Syrup Of Bark,
Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhuparb;
and many other valuable remedies.
MEADE u BAKER,
fe Is Ninth and Franklin streets.
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OnO BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER
CUU SEED Just received. A complete
stock of Timothy, Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, for sale by
ALLISON & ADDISON,
fe 24-dSsw 1920 Cary street.
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LADIES LIST.

A.-JameS II. 0ram, Adle 0IaS, JON
Adams tcolored), George Aichele, Euw Al II
bers, Edgar Allen, J. Armstead Allen, y; II
Alley, w. q. Allen, William G. Allen, Pro
fessor Ambold, H S. Arnold, Anderson
Green & Haws, DIR. G. f. Anderson, William
H: Andrus R. W; w., Appersgen' p g aAppeIs0n aaElnson
Atwood, Captain Richard S. Aver.
B.-Winiam BARLEY, VIM. &. Barnes, VIM
Barrett, William Bagnall, r. FL. Barnes, D
L. NJ Barlow, John Barr \ Co, John Bar
foot, Jacob Balm, James NJ. Baker. II. ~
Beckman, Louis Bernhard, James Beltord, )
Bell, Henry C. Benson, William A. Billups
JIG. Binford, S Blum, NJ. ID. Bland, Julius
Blankner, William Bourke, James II. Bow
ser, William Bowie, Henry Q; BondurSnt, G
Samuel J. Briggs, James Brown, james
Brewer, DIR. J. W. Bronaugh, John T. Broad
dus, J. H. BRIGGS, Henderson BroWn, Z
Bradley, F.. Brautigan, Rev. Q. II. Briggs
Charles M. Branch, Mr.; Branngan, il,iaH ~ NJ
Buhunen, Dr. Martin Burton, l.. Burress,
H. Burnett, Alexander Burrass, Il. z. Bur
nett, B. f. Burgess.
&c. Garter, Enoch Cambel, Cook Garter
VIM. +. Garter, Thomas Carbery, Mtehae
H Childs, Z. H. Chandler, G. 81 .. Chain
VIM Chesson, o. j. Chapman, j. Il. Cham
berlain James l.. Chernault, Clarkson = An
derson (2), Alex. Trent Clarke, VIM l. Ciop
ton, Samuel Clawson, Isaac Cooley, DAME
Collins, M. @. Cooper, Benjamin +. Cook, a
Cooke, VIM. Cox, VIM. H. Cole, Temple Cole
man (colored), T. T. Collier, jeremiah Cough
lin, James Coughlin, H. NJ. Conway, Abra
ham Cohn, George Cromp, George Crawford
g, r. Crump, Charlie G.. Crump, VIM. B. B
Cross, Sterling !. Crump, Patrick Craven
John Cronan, ]. v. Crawford, Charles Gull
mann, VIM. Cuss.
D.-Yicun Dabney, NJ. I. Davis, Darracott
Harris & Co., MIR. Davenport, @. r. Darra
colt, Elijah w. Dabney (colored), Professo
George Z. Dabaey, Captain Henry Davis, J
A.. Davis, Henry Dickson, DIR. Luther II
Iliekiason, Wilfred F. Didlake. Frank Dough
erty, Ro. a. Dobbin, Geo. w. Douley. J. W
Donahoe. Joseph Dorsett, John Dobrolowski
Charles Duncan, Hon. Q. F. Mancure t2)
George w. Duke, Thomas Duke.
E.-Wm. b., .Ediits, Bushrod " Eimore
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-pOUDRETTE.-To FARMERS an

mh ; nearly opposite the market-hous
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-06-04
The Jributle.,
WITH SUPPLEMENT-.
-------~
: ARISTOCRACY.

The Democracy are loud in their out.
cries against "Aristocracy They never
tire while beratiHg the bond holder and
every other man, who. through industry,
perseverance and foresigh has accumu
lated sufficient means to support and edu-
cate his family in proper manner; but
we propose to show that the Democracy
are the only real supporters of aristocracy.
1t will be remembered that before the
war, men in this land of liberty were
held in bondage by a class of persons
whose tyranny has never been excelled
and scarcely equalled.- Now what party
was it that upheld those tyrants in all
their helllsh deeds? The answer comes
speedily, Democracy 1-@-a- ~
Through many years this party, of
which we now complain, held power
throughout the nation and what did it do
for the poor man? Did it give him a
homestead? Neverl 1t was wholly de-
voted to the perpetuation of Slavery and
it could not give thought to the wants
of our young men at the North whose
strong arms only needed field to labor
in to make our country beautiful beyond
description and incomparably rich in all
that makes nation great. That it might
have done so is shown by the fact that
the Republicans have done so, and our
western States are rapidly developing
their resources as result, while the
Pacific railroad is rapidly extending it's
iron arms over the rugged peaks of the
Rocky Mountains. These things benefit
the whole country, especially the poor
man, for they open to him new paths to
competence, if not to fortune and renown.
But again. The Ohio State Govern
ment is in the hands of the Democracy
Not many weeks ago bill was passed
taking away the right to vote from very
large class of people because, forsooths
there was a suspicion of their having
negro blood in their veins. These men
have always voted in Ohio, and this at
tempt to oppress them is but an attempt
to build up an aristocracy IL that great
State. But there is satisfaction in know
ing that the Supreme Court has prompt
ly decided the law unconstitutional Now
the Republican party is constantly labor
ing for the good of the people; a fact
which is shown in thousand different
ways; internal Improvements, the extern
sion of Suffrage and the Homestead Law
being some of the most important. by
their fruits ye shall know them.
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-"You may be sure, gentlemen,
said Gen. Grant to the Committee of the
Republican Convention appointed to ap-
prise him of his nomination, that L
shall have no policy of my own to enforce
against the will of the people. Spoken
like man and Democrat, The policy
of the next President will not be "My
Policy" but the peoples policy. Said
the great lamented Lincoln, "This is a
government of the people, by the peo-
pie; land according to that Interpretation
Gen. Grant will carry it on. Our next
President is man of few words, but
those few words are golden,