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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

WAR ir Cosrs TO MAINTAIN A. JoHS-
sos-Among the miscellaneous expen-
ses saddlcd upon the federal treasury
during the year ending June 30, 1866,
were tho following;
For lighting the Presidents
house. &c, with gas, SIS. 600
For fuel fer the Presidents
house. 5000
For repairing the conservatory
81 the Presidents house, 10000
For refurnishing the Prosi-
dents house, 10000
=. For compensation If gardner,
gate-kccpers. watehmen, &c, 36,6lo
Andy is evidently bound to live in
fine style, while he can do so at the
peoples expense.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

4 Coon RELIGIOUS pArEn The grow
ing excellence q Tie Aaclaee Indicates
its matte. II ~. stand h tic front rank
oi oai be.l religions week.-Mrs.. The last
ruuis,f j., capital oln Among the
noticeable asueles are Some yury inter
osting "Reminiscences Of Wm. L. Brad
burr falling how the Canlata d Is
Their was written b. his old associate
G. II. Cady; q trenchaut article on
Congregational Singing or None by
Prof Nathan Sheppard, some spicy
Gossip about Sunday Schools by q
Nes Haven Lads; Al admirable review
81 "The Southern Situation, in q let
Ter from Mobile. iaicy editorials on
SEEDS u Thought. Tie Two Tract
Societies. twenty-five Years, "Bos-
ton and Chicago" sc, and Pigeon
Hole Excerpts. special feature Of
The .Aarance. which are the essence and
marrow u good things Published At
rs Lombard Bleck, Chicago. a. $3.50 a
year Specimen copies. containing a
tempting premium hsi, ere saat free to
any VIC apply ior them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

Rev. Maxey b. Newell, Of West
Brattleboro, committed suicide on the
24th ult, by hanging
- Profes sor Dean, of the Albany Law
School, died Jan, rs, aged G5years. He
was born in Barnard, VI, Jan. l6, 1903
He was distinguished AS lawyer,
though not as an advocate.
Some miserable thieves have been
stealing the wood and chickens from
the Home for Destitute Children at
Burlington. This is as mean as steal
ing coppers from contribution box
is much the same thing in fact.
"A writer in the Protestant Church
mum alledges that the late Bishop Hop
kins Of Vermont, compelled every dea-
don whom be ordained to sign prom
Use that he would never associate, in
any way, with non-Ep.s,opal ministers
- The construction of the road-bed
Of the Woodstock railroad, between
that place and White River Junction,
has been contracted for by Ralph Jones
& Co, Of Canada, and viii be ut once
commenced. Work Oh the road from
Woodstock 70 Rutland will be begun in
the spring and the completion Of both
will add another route TO the West
CosrrY PRFsENr - Early one morning
last week, Samuel Hayward, Rutland,
was aroused by the sharp ringing Of
his front door bell, and on opening the
door found basket on the steps, and
in the basket a stout male child, only
few hours old A bottle Of milk and
one Of soothing syrnp completed the
outfit
Ilrvr SrocK IL VERMONT The follow
ING statistics show the total value Of live
stock IN Vermont for the years 1850,
1865, 1866 and 1867:
III 1860, $l6,24ls $50
In January, 1863, $24,905,s 52
In January, 1856, S2I473, 732
la January. 1867, S2l0l4, 39G
EXTRAORDINARY ENDURANCE. H. 4
Boonehoweyer, and Chas. Jones. both
OF Hvdepark, commenced work ironing
mop wringsrs, Immediately after mid
night on Sunday the 22d Of Dec last,
aud worked till midnight Oh Saturday
following without iuterinission except
fol meals, AID for these they claim To
haze spent just one-half hour daily
SO that they worked for SIX e.. seeulive
lsys rs - hours In that time they
completed I20 pairs, which Is SIX days
work for three good men. At midnight
on Saturday their legs were 9 hitie
tired
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

The republicans Of New Hampshire
are waking up TO the fact that they have
a month in which to work before the
election, and are going into the cam
paign IN earnest Enthusiastic meet
ings were held at Lebanon and Sun
cook, Friday evening AZ the latter 81
which Goy Hartman made an earnest
and effective speech in support Of the
congressional policy, payment of the
national debt ia com, aud taxation Of
government BOWS. lie said IF We but
do our duty we shall carry the state by
G greater majority than that 81 last
spnng, and next fall We shall sweep
every free state from the Atlantic TO
toe Pacific, The next president q the
United States is already born aud his
name is Ulysses S. Grant, and the au-
dienee responded with three cheers for
Gen. Grant the next president. the
man WHO never was conquered and new
a will be. Among the republican
members II Congress- v ho vii. take part
ii the campaign daring the month are
Senators Nye, Morrill, re Wilson
Coukling and Representative Logan
FarnswoElh, Maynard, Garfield Paine.
Douuelly and Boutwell,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
/, noa Picture o. BacA Pamerog

\ pon Picture 81 Brc> peacrog.
Tho editor Of the CORY 1Pcnu 10
pabliosu who claims ts be personally
acquainted with Brick ngmerov. gives
bis readers ti.e oy,rac,s hon tbe Ia
Crosse Demosrt 80 Gen sherman aud
the clergy vhe BE callcd nuae time
ago, and thea laoesesisto pant Brick
thas
Tine author 81 The above outrage
Was born HaHRs lao moral attributes Of
o manly character he Is .biei, liar
drankMd sad s,fc.heater O. oar per
sonal knoVtdge We have known him
10 beat has wits aud children uumeri.
fully without tho show of proyocation.
aod forbid the merchants % trust them
for the necessarics II life while carous-
ing in the deus Of prostitution And
such fang the leader of the Demo
cratic party We have known him 20
sing hawdy songs aud crack obscene
Jokes over the dead remains 81 his
friend and companion who was strang-
Jed 70 death ia an attempt u drink a
gallon ~ Nhiskey on wager. in the
city Of Milwaukee, Aud We have heard
him curse the sun and defy the power
that sustained It. We could chronicle
4 thousand other instances, but it Is
useless, as the extract We present de-
llneates the moral degradation Of the
wretch better then we are able to do
Ia personal appearance, Pomeroy ia
jus. what the imagination Of decent
man naturally pictures after reading
the above characteristic 81 his polluted
mind lie has rcd bushy hair wears
\ If long TO hide his horcs) whiskoy-
/ bloated face. and red blossom
nose in short, lie looks like the person
( itiaation Of sin pukod ont, red bot, from
the bowels Of hell He is Il sweot.scen-
ted japonica to pirate Of the impcrfec-
tons 81 the church, whose mind never
entertained u Christian thought, and
has no conception Qf virtue; he talk of
damnablc dream, he, Mark NJ Pom
eroy, the personiiicatiun OF the dis
] pleasure Of heaven, and glory Of hell,
wrapped in niCgcgs stolen oyercoat,
who was seen, sluggishk dragging him
self over the ha,lowed sepulchres Of our
brave soldiers, recently, Il deliver pusil-
lannon's aud iuhanan Lectures to
Southern traitors eulogizing the lost
cause"
"And such man the leader Of n
great party ii the North, aud Il moral
reformol! Great Jehovah, blot bim
outl'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
srEcIAL pIsrArcn ro nc lorrxAt..


new Telegraph otlice has this day been open
Ell At East Dorset, aud from it we receive the fol-
lowing
Ldior u he Jatt Roi:-We being now IN tele-
gr. communication with the great world, would
invite all creation 20 attend Donation Party and
Oyster Supper for tie benefit of Rev. +. W. Ohm
stel, at the Hall OF East Dorset Hotel, on Friday
evening Feb. eth,
BY order Of Committee Of Arrangements.
+. FIELD, Sec
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
THE MARKETS.
Neu YORK Market. Ian. %.

FLOUR ss.G0a9.i0 Tor super State and West
ern; S9.s0Ai2.0O foe common 10 ehoiee extra;
81. 41al209 FOR common t0.choice extra Western
80 909i3 - tr cemm8n 70 good round hoop OHIO.
Rye Flour 81 2Aay p.
CRAM Wbeat 81 g0ae.e5 cr No. 2 Spridg, IS
fDr White C,ifuHui, Eye NtEem ~. Corn
81 .24al az f,r new mgsi Western % ture, utl
] 30 for white southern. EarcY guiet. hass ~ !.
PkO1iaiO&S- SzU.15a1a.sy fr od Ness
Lard lsgi8e, Butter 3tas9c tot STATE rhrese
Halle Peg 2saaia ~ Ngrec. saariali3o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

LAMonLE VALLEY RAILROAD At e
meeting called at Hydepark, Satur-
day Inst, the town voted to apprJ-
pirate $50 600 toward the enterprise
A meeting of Maine capitalists was held
in Boston last week, at which Messrs.
Fairbanks Of St Johnsbury, Hon q w
Aendee Of Morrisville, Waldo Brigham,
Esq, Of Hydepark, and others in the
county who are interested in the en-
terprlse, were present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

Eight states are already claimed for
Peudleton in the democratic presiden-
tial convention, aud nobody else vet is
sure Of one. Senator Hendricks Of In
diana is rumored as d candidate, and
Commodore Vanderbilt has been sug-
gestad as eligible for the honor John
sons few supporters and fewer friends
are meditating peoples convention,
which shall have his nomination rs its
special purpose, as they despair Of ac-
complishing anything in the regular
democratic convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
pver,rr1-..srn.

There {. no disease which experience has 80 n
proved to hc rtmcdablc by the PERUVIAN sYI
"a protected solution Of The ProtoAidc Of lrou,, al
pepsla. The mest nyecratc forms orthls diseased
peen completely cured by this medicine ~ anp
tlmony Of some OF our Grst ciaFaps prove
FRoMTnE yENEEAnLEA RcHpEACoNs eoT
lam an inyelcrate Dyspel SC Of aonr
% FKARH sTANuiNd."
II have been 80 wonderfully hphe8td
the three short weeks duriug which have use|
Peruvian syrup, that can scarceh pefsnadeInyI
The reality. People Hho have known me Orc ast
cd ai the change nm widely known. and ca
recommend 70 othor that which has done So mad
me."
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES As FoLlc
"My voyage 10 Europe f. indefinitely p0ttpou'
have discovered the "fpnnt 10 u Health on ihi
Of the Atlantic THREE bottles 81 Peruvian syrup
rescued nc from The muga Of the itcnd Dyspepsia
A pamphlet d 81 pages, containing history Q
remarkable remedy with treatise on "irun a. a
iciHp, viii be sent free to any address
The genuine has "rfnuviAN SYRcr" blown IN tho
UP DlNsNORE. Proprietor
% pey Street, New Yo
Sold b. all y ug2isis so
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
Manchester F,apary T. lsss

I've e3setfgn Or br Is roaeftes
la ils ghih 8.s,r.ci 3 0a 'a61 tie
vacancy o.aaei " the mase- - Ar
HAui.i9a. loak place Maaiag g. last
seal and resulted ID the e.etiob e
Geo Jots Beatty. ibe K efabie4n eaB-
3l3a'e by oter oas ihousaa5 maiaitJ
Tbs & Is . large Il pabl.cau gain since
October iasl when the majority against
Hayes. tbs Democrats oaudtiase ior
Governor nas only tao hundred and
forts s1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
ANOTHER cLERGYnA.


q eHtly Il peuctrdtes through every pore
elieying sufferers from each aagrB soss
4 II c0ttnds Il icdi4 With certainty aud speed
c MS, Burns from lnGamatiun g00H are freed
Eruption, AZ presence disappear
S klns lose each stain. and the complexion cle
ALyE such ~ GHkuR'seyery 0un should bay,
A u ta IT. woudr0Ur mefttE testify,
l. c thnsr who doubt, q siaYb. boz but trH,
Y erly, ttca IL fue deserts would have.
ven unbclietors world hud ohtoIs cALyEi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

THs NORTHERN MONTHLY for February
contains The Thief in the Night; The
Metropolitan Pulpit History Of the
English Language Maj Gen. Philip
Kearney; Un Bas Bleu; Naples and
Vesnuus; Organizing Public Opinion
Miss Van Arsdale Editorial Depart
ment; The Progress Of Native Taste
and Industry Published at 81. Park
Row, New York. at So per year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
Special Notices.
MOTHER BAILEN's
QUITTING SYRUP for CHILD

Makes Sick and Weak children strong md hr
gives Mothers rest day aud might LAtsp Bottle,
" cts sold by Drurgi@ls
Wm. Joslyn & sous, Barton, VI, wholesale A
tur the state Uwlf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

Don piatt, leading Ohio radical,
says in a recently published letter that
Gen. Grant cant 20 into the presiden
ey with his mouth shut; that the 2l7-
GOO Ohio republicans would not sup
port the anffel Gabriel on such terms :
There are other mouths that might be
shut with no detIiment to the cause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

CONSTABLE BAHuo@s Of Dorset lodged IN fail in
this place Saturday evening last, Leroy Hazlston,
Jason iiazeton and Daniel W. Baldwin, three young
men q that town, who were INDUCING IN drunken
carousal. They were sufficiently sober to appear
for trial on Monday aud answer to tie charge Of
being duak aud disordery
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

This Medicine " NERVE Tonic Itst0ps tho
~ vitality BRACES the Nerves, and quietly rreulat,
sy stem sieepiesmcss, irrimbiiity Loss 81 inergy
" Appetite Dyspepsia, Constipation, local Neat
aud general failing u the mental and bodily fune
are the common indications ~ Nervous Dseasy u
Neryine and inyigarator isa complete specific 4
these taubiea It's also thp best ~ fl H. alsp thr
agreeable
REMEDY FoE FEMALE COMPLAINTS
gyeroiIpred Is the pHhlie ffasirafiou 81 strength
fetaiucd. excessive irregular ~ painnl men
Yield & liz magic power.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

ARrHUa's MAGAZINE for February is
full Of good things for the ladies' AR
thrrs' ranks among the best Of its kind
in the country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

Tho Ohio attempt to recind the
fourteen'e constitutional amendment
was considered iii both houses Rev
erdy Johnson declared that State,
eaying gwen its assent 10 mn amend
ment, cannot withdraw IT, No Dem
ocratic Senator dissentco' and both ju-
dietary committees will report That the
present Ohio Legislature cannot affect
the assent OF It's predecessor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

d0thefsl We ulso commend ibr AEHtiNE tuf y
thediscases which alliet chldreB nile icrtbing 81
t4in 10 ahuFd 4uiss aud grateful rfiiri The stppe
syuips. IL which Opium Is the principal inrtedieH
dangerous "a life impair the fih' tipHs ~ tie slVi
aha love ana actually inpfde %, healthy Ffow
your Offspring So oars Wind tlic. feGulAte he
rs sofiea : gums and relieve pain thr hkKN
will always BE- found safe and efielert
DON'T USE ANYTnNG EiSEt
re- Dodd's Ae.,ine contain no OPIUM rathor
oneus ingredient fet sale ~ ali druggists
i'rios 0ns DDllaf per bottle.
II H. BssIOREh 4 CO. Proprietor,
~ n Fai38ns street. NsB so
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

Rev. Thomas II Garfield formerly
Of Vermont, is tailoring rs n Home
Missionary at Oswego, Kansas, where
lie expects soon to organize church
he first Gee south Of Fort Scott.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

ParENTs. IN tic list Of patents is
sued for the week ending January Is,
we notice the following TO Yermontors:
". 7. Nichols OF Rutland, for inn
proyemcnt in hay rakss and leaders
w T. Nichols Of Rutland, for im-
provemcnt in hay stockers
c. Q. Luce Of Brandon for improve
ment ii horse rakcs.
j. II Wheeler Of Addison, for inn
proyement III match boxes.
Human Z. Norton Of Bennington, for
apparatus for cleaning clay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

DIX. uuANS advertised 70 be ID hrs place on the
sirt., diJ DOT put n an importance. owing We Pre-
sumo 60 sickness, Big va. taken VI while at Rem
nrgiou last week apd obliged 10 rriurn 70 h.s nome
ia Boston. Quite large number " iuyalids came
here On Saturday to consult tie doctor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

LAsr week wls chsme'elissl by some Oft ecold-
est weather of he season. Tuesday morning the
Thermometer ragged from "a 70 20 degrees below
zero 10 tbs yc1ty. Tue presea, week, however,
promises % out DO last, the Thermometer marSiug
10 below at O'Clock thi. aios lsy) evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

rnF BENNINGTON Tnaaenr Mrs Burte. who
was shot ~ her busbaad week before ias'. e likely
Il recover, notwithstanding the serious iaiurei a-
agtea- The bullet which lodged ia her abaomau
s0il rsmaias' tie physicians attending having been
unable 70 trace Is coarse Of dnd It's place o. lodge
melt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

TnE enairaa. e. aalhlnE ~ he fri Eve sos-
tat' IRON Fsnu.Hs'nn q - Leaanou spring rail.
niaa has Res sus'lst BY Mr Para % iasEs &.
ilalEtiah and 81 brothes e NartA Bennington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

Isaac NrKs, "a ope 81 tae NEST pram.nen,
ar3 ea'eT1iarF citizens e Bennington. diea IN that
Fhee Friday LAST. Ho was formerly AZ excessive
stage asn-r man q large mesas and vas presi-
sai eflhs stark Hanl Gore tie tAns q ~ otgsui.
sat.sr untt vs. death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

TNs fskr.s-y ren g ~ suF-esas coart v.a
uaauetct i. aess8a = O. re sees fom
!. a. Eeh N.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-08

MI. PENDLEToN made a speech at
Connersville, Indiana, on Monday last,
closing as follows:
Let me tell you, my friends, one thingi
upon the result of the election in Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois, in October; will
depend the result in November. You
remember in 1856 the contest we then
had when Mr.. Buchanan was q candi-
date for the Prcsii ilency. His own State
of Pennsylvania in the October election
hung trembling in the balance, and it
was doubtful whether he could be
elected; but it belonged to the gallant
State Of Indiana togive 10000 majority
on that very day for Willard, and it
was that that infused spirit into the
Democratic party; it was that that
gave it the prestige of victory; it was
that that secured Mr.. Buchanan's cleo
tion Do your duty, as 1 know you
will, in October next, and We will an
swer back to you from Ohio, audselect
Seymour. [Applause.l And when we
elect him We will pay the debt in green
backs. GCheers. And we will take
the foot of the negro from the face OF
the white man, tapplausel and We will
renew onr Constitution, and renew our
prosperity, and bind together this whole
people, from one end Of the country TO
the other, in that fraternal love and
unity in which the Government was
originally created. '
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-08
Lnborinx-lIen of Belmont County
Coming on the 15Ib.

At meeting of the Belmont Mills
Central Democratic Club, held last Sat
urday evening, it was unanimously re-
solved that the members would join
their Laboring friends on Wheeling
Island, OH Thursday, the 18th, and they
invite all the Plow-holders and their
friends to join with them in procession.
The Chairman appointed the following
energetic gentlemen as committee to
make the necessary arrangements:
Messrs. Giflin, McGaw, Tillet, I'M
stead, Judge Barton, VIM, Frazier, John
Duncan, Forsythe, Hinklc, McGaw, aud
j. +. Burley.
The committee were ordered to re-
port next Saturday evening at q o'clock,
at the Club room, the progress Of ar
rangements to get full turn. out of the
laboring men of Belmont county. The
following committee on finance was also
appointed by the Chair:
MeSsrs. Turner, He'll, Tillett, McCon-
aughy and Allen, to report at same
time and place.
The ladies were cordially invited to
join in the procession and also to assist
i'll the decorations for the occasion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-08
MARSHALL COUNTY.

Editors of the Register: ..--
At meeting of tho Democratic and
Conservative voters of CaneroH town
ship, Marshall county, w. Va, held at
Loudenville, Saturday evening, Sep.
tember S, 1868, the following Township
ticket was nominated for the ensuing
year: n
For Supervisor, John B. Lydicki
Scheol Commissioners, John NJ. Daken
and Isaac Cox; Clerk, VIM. Mcdonald
Jr.; Treasurer, NJ. c. Todd; Constable,
B. +. Anderson; and the following dele.
gates appointed to attend the County
Convention, to be held at Moundsville
on Saturday the 10Th inst: Abraham
Ingram, John Carter, James Slew.
art, Sample c. Parker and Joseph Lou
den, Jr.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, it was re.
solved to hold a public meeting in the
town of Cameron on Saturday, Septem'
Der the 18th, and committee of five
appointed to make suitable arrange
ments for that purpose. 1t was further
resolved that said committee be instruct
ed, and they do hereby call upon the
State Executive Committe to procure
prominent speakers for the occasion
1t was resolved that the proceedings OF
the meeting be published in the Wheel
ing REGISTER. ...r.l. g-g4
The following are the committee Of
arrangements for the meeting: VIM
McGahn. John Carter, S. C. Parker, A
Ingram, and Jas. Fitzgerald.
Jos. LoUDEN, SR., Chairman.
VIM. WoLvINGTON, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-08
Wha, the Soldiers Saw.

Since the close Of the war, the sol.
diers, returning to their homes, in the
quiet and peaceful pursuits of their or.
dinary and usual avocations, have been
thinking seriously about matters and
things. One of them writes to the
Springfield, (Ill.,) Register as follows.
BACK PAY DUE To SOLDIERS.
The Government promised to pay, in
the late war, Sl3 per month. 1t had
formerly paid its soldiers in gold and
silver, and he understood that he was to
receive Sl3 in coin. But the Republi-
can Con gress made him take greenbacks
instead, which, when gold was at $50,
amounted to just S4.65 in gold. So
there is yet due the private soldier s. 30
per month. What say the Radicals.
those sensitive, watohful guardians of
national credit, about this back payi
Come, now, we demand oar gay. And
if it is not asking too much, why, let
our disabled comrades be exempted from
taxation; for the pitiful pension that
you allow them is scarcely enough to
pay the revenue taxes on the shoddy
clothes they wear. Come, settle up
with US, and then we will consider your
proposition to donate $500, ,000, 900 to the
bondholder.
A SOLDIER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-08
Laboringmeu Moving

Z All over the country the lsboring peo.
pie are moving in favor Of the Demo,
cratic platform and nominees. They
want no more of Radical oppression, in,
tolerance, bigotry, hate and fanst;cism
They are tired of putting in the extra
hours to support ...
Useless Standing Army.
A Freedmen's Bureau. 20 s..- g-...
s An extra tax to pay the Bonds in
Gold.
An extra tax to support an army o
Radical Thieves in offices. ~ > I,
They are beginning to see that they
did wrong iu keeping the Radical part,
so long in power, and now they arr
coming to their country's rescue, nobly
manfully. And as they come joyfnll,
into the Democratic fold, they sing:
: Wen meet you Mr.. Bondholder, .
.r Well meet you on the spot.
Where veil stop ysur emitting coupons ~
From onr little house and lot" 4 "a II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-08
A SOLDIER.

GOVERNOR MORTON, of Indiana, de-
clared in q speech in the Senate, that
nineteen oat of twenty Of the people of
the Southern States are opposed to the
Constitution and cede of laws forced
upon them by the bayonet. This is q
practical truth. But what has been es-
tablished by the sword, Radicals are
prepared to maintain by powder and
bali if necessary. What happy people
we shall be when, if Radical rule is per-
petuated, this theory becomes general,
and bayonets are called into requisition
to force negro suffrage upon the people
of this and all the Northern States. No
matter if the people of Ohio reject negro
suffrage at the ballot-bo by forty thou
sand majority, it will he enforced by
military rule if General Grant is elected.
These are thoughts for white men.