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lnCINcINNATI, October Il

.rl1g l"CINoINNATI, October IA.
ITO. II. Seymour: go.
"Don't withdraw. Ran now
out OF pure cussedness, and punish
the people by keeping before their
sight. Ii on the 4th of November,
you want proof that you have been
a candidate, will make oath to
the faet.I BY tho way, Seymour,
wouldn't you like to manipulate
another New York Convention?-
There are more things in heaven
and earth, Horatio, than are.drean.
ed Of in thy philosophy. Stick! i !
IH4DgfI Iwgl Geo. L. L.
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10 "CoLUMBlA,S S. G., October II.

100 "CoLUMBIA,S S. G., October II.
"To H.lSeSmour, Utica: i12d aar
t"What is the matter? WheredS
the glorious October Democratic
triumph you promised? How is
tho programme Of Blair and myself
to be carried out, If matters are
going on this way? Once more
you Northern Confederates have
deceived US Of the South, You
|don'trqn the machine at the North
and we may as weIl begin to make
terms with Grant. Adieu, Sey
mGaFf, !F,I54AAd 4AAdieeu,, nullifcation ant
7'T7'f' aWElIGnED HAMPTON"
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A special from Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas. dated on Saturday, says
Wm. j.. Dallar, aDeputy Sheriff
OF Drew County, an old and
wealthy citizen, while ont serving
subpGnas, was tied to p negro and
both were shot to death by tho Kp.
KIux. .., ,..''q ..,.....,, ''l
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Republicans, Give your Atten-
sa..s.l..l- l--..s. an .s.his. -. 8. =. ~.
The contents Of B recent Gil

The contents Of 1 recent circu-
lar issued by the Democratic Elk.
lecutlFSVof ohio, heye-bee1 tels-
grapSed toW Wthe CiIcinnati Com
lmdfCiaIs Which puHishes.ths ex.
tract given below. The friends OF
Grant and 6offax must meet with
redOubled energyany spasmodfc Of
ioris which the copperhead democ-
racy may bc incited by such ap.
peais to make Oh the Sd of Noysm,
ber. The circular says:
,,o.oW ."oWIIithQut pretending t9 deny
that The results Of the recent eIec.
tions arc disastrous 10 the best
interests Of the country in the de-
feat OF local tickets and many pa
IitFiolie7 Democrats a careful sur
bVey oftbe field shows us nothing
in those results to justify desponi
detc cy or excuse any relo oxation OF
the efforts, Of the Democracy in be.
half of justice and constitutional
liberty In Ohio, although beaten
nby a smalIPmajority' q poll Of
over 100000 votes, theresult shows
that tho Democracy gained be
tween ten oand. fifteen thousand
votes on the, State ticket, while the
enemy, bayo, been unable to, main,
tain their strength Of four year,
ago, and have, in addition, lost nc
less than fonr Congressman and
their successful candidates have
tspch meagre majorities as to JUST
A fy the most strenuous efforts Il
cWry their Districts in November
\ Ini the Presidential year of 1864
tho Democracypolled $4,000 NOR
Votes at the November election
i than they did atthe October Gle:
tion,e and were then beaten owe
80, ,0O0.H A similar gain, this yea
J illogiye Ohio to Seymour an
Dlalr.1js9!laEm fapY1I o.Iieti o
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Address OF the Republican
State Executive Committee.

'ilt .'lf plfi! !Il- :. VI i'blf' luN
"To the Union Republicans, of
'gpnlo' qYoiad hgd pd- d1idw .Dr
/, o"Tho friends of freedom have
just cause, Of copgratulationl in the
results of last Tuesdays elections.
Ohio Pennsylvania, Ipdiana, and
Nebraska have nobly responded to
Maine and Vermont, and ranged
themselves under the banner of con.
stitutional liberty and national Un.
ion.i Three United, States Sena-
tors, fortytsiS memberso Of Congress
and tho maintenance of RcpubIi,
can ascendeney in tho great con-
lral States of the Republic, arc the
grand results. Tue election OF our
! gallant, standard bearers, Grant
and CplfaY, is now assured. The
Struggle of Tuesday wss4he ex
piring throe Of our adversaries, and
desperately was it maintained.
But we must not repose on Iaurels
won until the, final victory is
achieved. Not,sucGess alone is de.
sired, bat triumph by majorities
the moral effect otiwhich shall
bring peace to the nation and re,
pose TO, tho public mind. Lei
neither vigilance NOR effort be in,
terpittedr Let tho column moys
on, until even the Empire State
shall be swept jpto the great tide
Of Union, Liberty and progress
and tho fruits Of the great nationp,
conflict Of arms shall be pcrma
pnntlu aaou,nI H'' '''
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Tho Rcpsblican majority in
Allegheny COupty,al(Pit
Pennsylvania, as officially counted
Is s,957. The total vote was 49,.
so3, teing 1870 morothan in 1854
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Mammoth Bottles only75 OTIS.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE

CHEAPEST AND BEs r. % ,i
THE ErGENIE' HAIR REsToRER
eclipses all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling eff, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strpus, Mammoth Bottles only75
Sold BY z most 4 ali druggists. isis [52l
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PREPARE FOR WAR;

"ln tme Of pence prepare for war;" is the old
adago, anl there is no sentence IN the English
language more expressive, nor one that is so
applicable in'innumerable cases. Who Is so
wise M to know the expct moment that that fell
destroyer, disease, will att,nck himI Then be
ye ever prepared have the Robaek's Blood
Pills, Stomach RitteTs aud Blood Purifier NJ
hand and combat disease sncc ccessmlly. Soliby
Il. G, Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio,
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Union Mon, .Push Things!"
Never was our great LEADERS,


Never was our great LEADERS,
famous order to Sheridan more ap.
propriatO than at lhis moment.
Not an effort should y relpxodsby
the friends Of Gran apd3 C9lfax
for fnsl Niot6ryM November
Though the October elections have
been handsomely carried, there is
no time 10 be lost, no strength to
be wasted. What is wanted fer
the epd Yring psaee ofthe country,
is not only Athe elettioh' Of Grant,
but sweeping maiorities. pre=
semi demonstration of theyenemy
must be taken advantage of and
Tho victorious Golunfn be pushed
onward, Frigeppdis IA 5net q vote
be lost which ye0powihaye, or
which Gan DO DO won for Grant and
,ColiaNM We can yet increase our
Jvote ip-Eairfeld county. mjaa
PUSH TuINGsl" .hoi3gi9 %
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Washington dispatches say that
the movement to supplantScymOur
and BIalrdid not originate in New
York, but was suggested from Gin.
cinnati, ..n 49, 3Id
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..s,s "WEiqHED HAMPTON"
atJrrcA, October A.

II-.l,,.,:,-,.-,,""U ""UTICA, October IA.
Ito George II, Pendleton:;
LAS every body seems TO want
Grant for President, what do you
think Of my withdrawing in his
favor? Its terrible, and ! have
wept all night, but soc no better
course, Do you,oo oO'oo. 90 :, boo. "a
hoo" ,'... IL, S."a'
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a.@ H O MI H
Life Insurance Company,
z 900 aa' M q TU AL
I6 Court Street, Brooklyn and
25S Broadway, New York.
Assets over 81 100000. Assured
Members. 10. 900. .--.-

yTfis company, established pndcondacted by
aboard Of Directors composed Of men well and
favorably known for wealth and commercial, f.
nancIal, and social standing offers to effect in
surance on life byany of the forms Of Policies
known in the business; to Is sue simple EDdow-
ments to be paid 10 children, or other depen-
dents, at anyspeei6ed age, orto grant annuities
ADVANTAGES OF THE HOME.
It Is n Mutual Company oil the
net prOflts go TO the assured.
1t declares and PAYS dividendsto to its Policy
holders annually on all Policies that at the Di.
rydend period MAY y have run one year.
II has declared and paid 'diridend every year
since its organization, lis last dirided iDaS 40 per
cent, hereafter the claims lOM be on The popular
contribution plan. .- .s.
IT LOANS TO ITS MEMBERS ONE THIRD THE PRE-.
MUM As 4 PERMANENT LoAs. ..
1t affords every facility in malSngproofs in
case of death, and isprompt IN the payment oil
| its losses.
Its Assets are kept most securely invested,
and are as large in proportion to its liabilities
as any other company f'- W
rs Policies are all non -Jorteiting; that is, lis
membsrS ibW, under anu circumstance get all The
Insurance That heypnyJor
ITS POLICY HOLDERS ARE FREE TO RE.
! SIDE OR TRAVEL IN ANY PART OF TIL E
WORLD WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMIT OR
Itmakes very liberal discount from its table
ofrates to all Ministers of the Gospel.
OFFICERS. ho
Walter s. Gnflith, Pres Geo. c. Ripley, Sec
!. II Frothingham, Treas ". J, Coffin, Acty
Doughty ~ Bruehls, GenI
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. f. soIiOFIELD, Agent Ian
caster, Ohio. ''
Oct, 10, 6s-Sw., -J
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Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Nebraska haveFgono Repubii5
can. Geefme pack my monish. =
A. BELMONT.
an. N ~ ~
HUrIJcA,, October IA.
"Nat. Dem. Com"

tI b-r ytu,T UITlFOAi UcFUDVr IF'
"To G. L. vallandigham, Dayton d-
me, Clement, pity mel
Come to mo- gand we willweep on
each others necks. This is terri
bic! My gridtis made more poig-
nant by the fact that am to have
YOU as a companion in defeat, n;
What shall we do-do .boo.hoo.
nuia1a, ayiIanp"u.i SEYMoURN."
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DIR. w. IL. ,SWANDER.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. respectfully
u tenders his professional services to the
citizens OF FarfieldcOunty, In the treatment of
all diseases, whether chrome or acute Calls
promptly attended Office and residence, Main
street, opposite new Court II ouse. ~!
March 10, lsCS-tf IL IL L--
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SPECIAL NOTICE:
MI MEDICAL ] y 9 NOTICE.

% Htf af "a m -. - 7NT e =
II u coNEMAY BE . cONsus.rnn
II atthe'foIlowing times and places,
In New LExINdTeN, at the Col
born House ON Mondays and Tues
days, May 1lahnd IL; Juhell and
l6; Juiy-2e-und ei; August "a and
&nSept. 29and. 20; Nov, 2 and 8;
Dec. Z and g.. =
In LANCASTER, atltbe Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express.train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays, Nav
13 and IA; June II and 1s; July 22
and %; August 26 and ,27i Sept. 80
and Oct. l; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. 9
and 10. 20 aa.sas1la
Dr.. CONE cures all forms Of. Chronic Dis.
easees,,9sI & pyspepsiarlH Allylts various forms;
~ = disease .0r the lungs and Air passages as
Laryngltls, Bronchitis, and Consumntion ali
diseases OF the Kidneys, iyer, Pan.reaa ana
the glands generaIlyi alLdiseases oTthe Heart.
Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of the
Drain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or Sc.
| YUMA Dance, 3NeurAlgan PslsN md general
nervpus lnn utrtion, NIL Diseases or Female0.
enlarged TqnsilE, and alj forms Of scrofIila
also al dfseases OF the Eye and Ear, a nd ali
other Chronic Diseases
pS charge for consultation, but cash for
heo'e'nes. e lApr. 2S, 1s6s-tk,
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There is no movement yet for
taking part in the Presidential
election II. Virginia.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-22

DR.. Livingstone, at last accounts
from Sopth Africa, was said to be
within,s weeks march Of Zanzibar.
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tg s3av By order of
Fairfield co. U. II. Cent. Com.

n II have road the Confederate
constitution, and il is botter than
ours; then why not obviatc all diff.
ficulty by simply adopting that
Constitution" Seymour 10 Andy
Ruqqles. ''.
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The need Of the Democratic par.
ty may be thus briefly Atated'
Wanted--A Democratic candidate
for President. No Democrat need
apply cn. Gasette..,s,9l0 s909'ss' 4 I, '.e.
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Old Sores, Eruplions, CutNneous Diseases or
Diseases Of the Skin, Rll readily succumb to
the wonde deriul influence Of Dr. Rohnck's Blood
Purifier, Stomach Bliters and Blood Pills, Sold
by @, @. Beck, Druggist. 20
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\ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FARMS FOR SALE.

d WILL SELL THE FARM ON WHICH /
u live containing ~ acres lyngnear A man
da, Fairhclh county, Ohio Theteis q good
DIV elling house ofeight rooms, with good eel
lar and cistern, and we'll OF good water in the
yard, and tine spring and running water for
stock, The land Is IN u high state OF cultiva-
ton with fine orchard Of apples and peaches
good barn and 0utbnlldings. li Nf'
b. Also-11 10 acres Il mile east Of Amanda;
about 30 acres clearel, She balance 6ool Tim
ber, with running wateri all ienGedi and good
tenant house and stable. .f... .r.
Also-50 acres about 20 ncres tillable the
balance good timber, with running water, a
good tOnant house and stable all fenced.
For tparticulars and terms call on the under
signed at Amanda, OHIO. ....l.....
Otc. %, '6S-tf. TIfOS. HUTCHINS.
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AGENTS WANTED.
OUR RULERS IND OUR
RIGHTS;

Or oulIihes of the United States Government.
A tinAeiy new work by Judge Willts.
useflii and valuable book as an aid to Fam.
lilies, Teachers, Students, Business men, and
persons o. all classes IN UNDERSTANDING the orl-
gun, progress, development, Theory, practice,
and machlhtry OF the United States Govern
ment, in all its departments. Over 800 pages
more than 10 steelend wood engravlngs The
-uest SFiitgg took yet utfereds -Nocompetittuni
No partisan work. We employ no generh
sgents, but give the extra terms to canvassers
Send at once for rchoice of territory, and clrcu.
lars. You can save time by enclosing 81 10 fol
We furnish also the best qlarto Family and
Pocket Bibles published. gTe
y PARETELEE & Co, &
Publishers, 73s sansom ST., Phla Pa
.- Oct l.. 8-eaw4t
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NOBODY

Can afford TO be without such valuable nledl-
clnes NJ Robhck's Blood.Phls, StomRch Bttters
and n. Blood Further Sold BY e. e Beck Drug.
BlkI VIVID '' 'Ni t' NuI1i
p arn'HioG rp IrH9 w. te .'R ID"
N N --N-L .MLn NAL lAA-L
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dPosT- OFFICE, CoSTEpERIr X RoADs,1
(Which isintlie State Nv Kent uckyJ ~
~ t'It tut. Oltober IA, 1861
70 Mr.. Vallandigum!

g "PosT- OFFICE, CONTEDERtT \ RoADs,) 30
(Which is1nthe State Nv Kent uckyJ So.a
Z # rII'It oqtober "A, 1861
rTo Mr.. VallandigumI raa
j, "Bascoms boy, Which went
across tho Ohio River, Tuesday,
with q couple NV hundred more
putrits from this noighborhood, to
.shng in n few votes for the Ohio
Dimocrisy and the Konstitooshen
as it wuz, como back with, q crush.
in wait Nv, sorro onto him. He
says you're doieatid by tho uncon.
stitutitposhnal Radikle Skenk; that
Ohlo's gono fur Grant; that Pencil
,vany and Ingiany, and Kpeebrasky,
,hev oil gone to them bournes from
witch the Seemore Dimocrisy won't
never rescue EN-. What's up'-
The Corners IL in tcers. Fourteen
.Radikle niggers, wich wo he'd
strung up in anticipashun of gel.
lorious Democratic triumphs at
the Northi he'd to be cut down
afore they wuz dol, when Bascom's
boy brought tho bad news, and
they are insultin and outragin this
.constitooshnal Community by yell
ing for Grant, Coldiacts, and wat
they call Pcese. Think nv peese in
the sunny south, with niGgers hur.
rayin for Ablishun kandidates.--
Not muchl aHT 8oIFtE4
Z [l"Byl the way, Vallandiggm, do
you spozo yo'll hev any inhooence
to speak Nv with General Grants
adminstrashun2 | shell want my
commission ez Postmaster extend
ed next March, burned Of Grants
so bad a feler after all.
og"Yourn hopeful, but in tcers.
..1 NASEBOY."
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DON'T GROW OLD.

There is no necessity for premature old age !
use Roback's stomach Ritters, 1t gives vitality
and elasticity by inugorating every organ Of
the body. Sold by G.G. Beck, Druggist.
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Estate of David BasOre, decd

NOTICES hereby given that the undersign.
ed has been duly appointed and qualified
asAdmnlstrator Of the estate ofD2vid Basore
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio, dec ID. All per.
sons having claims against said estate are re-
quired to presenttliem duly authentic ated, and
all persons indebted TO make, immediate pay.
ment. DAVID STALTER
Oct. 8, '68--3w. .lIG lNIiI, tI.1"I
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IFrOm the .sandusky Rcsi.terl
Intercepted DfsDutche,s.I..

One of the Registers reporters
who nefariOusly tapped the grape
vine telegraph yesterday, secured
tho following private telegfsms,
which we impdIitely publish es ap
inside view of the situation since
alaetion,
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BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Dc Bar
Lead -Mdnqtacturers,
IasIlIaToI udAlsOa aTBTAI
Pig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber
Hose, Steam Gauges & Valves,
f., E,r Iron& Copper Sinks and Bath
/ % Tubs, Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force Pumps.
And every description Of goods 70,
WATER, CASA STEAM.
No. 1G7 SmfthfieId Street.
SEND for ePriceItt PITTsBURG, PAS
4ie68-ly
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THE LADIES
Are speaiallyinvted 10 give us atrial ii
SESD ToR 4, CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST.
! 0ureiub system ofselling is as follows For
s2we send 10 patent pen fountains and checks
describing 90 different articles 10 be sold for a
dollar each 40 Tor 81 90 for Sc; 100 for $40, &c
Sent by mail. Commissions Larger fhdn those Of
teretby am other firms according to size Of club.
Single fountain and check lOcts Male and ie-
male agents wanted. Send m Oneyt In Ke eg-
istered I.etters. Send. us u trial club, and
you will acknowledge that you cannot afford to
buy goods OF any other house thereafter. ~
"a EASTMAN g. KENDALL,
., 65 Hanover ST., Boston Mass.
Oct. is, '6S-3in. 'fl.''t-' 'l'
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qaarterIy Statement OF tho First
National Bank OF Lancaster, on
tho morning or Monday, oct. 5th,
lsOS, fiNsGd Dan -flsu

7 n -TF|Iy 80 ---T- - S4II ,SSO II
", GEO. W. BECK, Cashier.
sworn 10 ana subscribed before me this fiithI
dayof oot.lscs. w WMi 4; sCHULH ]
tm1.i...t. 0l0 01 Notary Ppohc:
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"NEw. YoRK, October IA.

TO II. Seymour, Utica:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-11
JEROME PARK RACES.
stss Day Of the Fall Meeting Of the
- American Jockey Club.
SIX CAPITAL RACE.
1T X. =, -

Underwood Won the Hurdle Race, In
verness the Sweepstakes for Two Year
Olds, vauxhall the Handicap for Three
Year 0lds, Fenian the Handicap for
Two Year Odds, J. A. Connolly. the
Four Mile Dash, and Vauxhall the
Mile and Quarter Dash, Beating
Eleven Competitors.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
lse0rQe T.. lsugh.

George f. Pugh delivered an address at demo-
cratic mass meeting IN Cincinnati on the sth inst.
In the course Of which he proceeded to search the
history OF the negro and ind what he had done in
the past. The inscriptions on the Pyramids showed
him TO be the bondsman 10 the whites for all time
past. He mighi achieve something-the speaker
wished he could. He had abhorred slavery be.
cause OF its effect the white man-because IL de-
graded labor. Its inherent vice had developed
during the war But II the negro would show
practically, by industry and sobriety and mind,
that he was competent TO take the ballot In
his hand, he would be willing TO give II TO him.
but he did not propose that they should 81 at once
be admitted TO iulI power In the South. They must
have period OF probation before being allowed to
control the States Of the South But they claimed TO
have white men who were loyal down there. There
were very few Of them; only those who, after max
ing all they could out Of the rebellion disposed
to make IA much as possible out Of their loyalty
could go down TO Texas and be loyal man with as
much readiness as he came here from Cbillicotne
with his carpet bag. !Laughter.l
The worthless horde OF negro population was
keeping out honest white industry. With the whole
country fun OF gang OF black thieves, nobody
wanted TO try 70 DO anything. II the republican
party had accepted the advice OF Grant aud Sher
man the negroes would have been q benefit instead
OF a burden. But no, they must create the Freed
mems Bureau and send down there an army OF
worthless, lazy once holders 10 see that lot Of lazy
niggers should have plenty to eat without working
for it; Because Andy Johnson had seen ut to
veto them, and deprive some OF these Eel
lows OF ONCE they had determined to
make war on him. They had regard for prece-
dent-no regard for law. Tney unseated democrats
and suppanted them with republicans; and, having
obtained by fraud two-thirds OF each house, they
proceed to overrule the vetoes and finally they de-
termined to unseat him; and when seven OF the
Senators were found who would not give themselves
up TO the scheme they turned on them with a. mucn
fury as ever There was no possibility OF mis-
understanding the position OF the Northern
democrat. II was wilful and shameless false
hood that the democrats Of the North had any
thing TO do with getting up the rebellion 20
long az the democr acy was uni ell long the Union
would stand. IL was the split IN the party, Nortn
and south, that did IT, Butler, stanton. hoit anu
Dix and even Job r.. stevenson were tne klnd OF
the rebellion The speaker would nave gwen his
life. anything but personal honor 70 nave avoided
this war Macauay had SAID any revolution might
baye ,een avolded by compromise. That was the
lesson Of history, written before this crisis came
ne No living man could tell the end. lie knew we
,yare and overtaNed, aud that the election
of iloratio seymour was the only hope we could see
In ne future.
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Political Mattcrs-Tbc Conversational Di--
tricts-RcsuIt Of the Campaign-Indian ma
Republican by Reduced Majority-Bet-
tinG-Thc state Fnir-New Theatre-An,use-
utents.
ISDIANAPoLrs Oct. !, 1868.
There has never been warmer or more closely
contested political campaign in this state than the
present one. Commencing Immediately alter the
nomination of seymour and Blair the excitement
has increased until at the present time It has assumed
such proportions as to completely swallow up every
thing else. on the streets ana railroads. in houses
and stores, the conversation Is almost entirely OF
politics; wherever you may be you sure to hear
little ese than politics. The public management OF
the campaign has been conducted In the spirit OF the
sternes partsanship, watchful, vigorous and I'M
compromising. The remotest rural district has had
It's score OF public meetings, at which the most elo-
quent and distinguished speakers have been pre-
sent, while in the cities there has been perfect
deluge OF meetings The canvass on both sides has
been thorough and unremtting, and the consequence
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SALE o. POOLS ON THE STATE ELECTIONS,
The Republican Candidate. the r.vor,te..

The Republican Candidates the Favorifes.
Last evening DIR. Underwood commenced sale OF
pools, at i,i6o Broadway, on the approaching state
elections Of Pennsylvania, Indiana and OHIO. The
attendance was at first very limited and but little
interest appeared 10 be taken the proceedings, but
towards nine O'Clock the number present was con-
siderably augmented and the business became brisk
aud animated. without az all questioning the po
cal opinions Of the betting men, the republican
candidates. beyond doutt, were the favortes az
VIII he seen 10y the suboiDed Notwithstand-
ing the humorous hits VI the doctor,