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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N N IN IN

In Rue.N Alnbasicr Cream
ruE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos
MET4C IN THE WORLD,
7, will not injure the most Delicate Skin
,,,,esenre on the face cannot be detected; u can
r.. remove only by washing. and when reineveo
viii leave thu skn softer, smoother ana wh,tSr w.
caused By exposure TO TIL wcther, or ~ us
esse. and besto W. upon sill faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
single trsl proves all these statements.
And the entire safty with which 1t can be used,
makes its success complete.
ss- Ask for La Rue's.-eee that the name OF La
Rae & Co blown in the bottle. and our trade mark
at the top Of The front LABEL. Sold by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHUCK D FLINT. Proprietors.
Hartford, Conn,
&c Wells 3 Co.. Nsw York; Geo. Q. Goodwin
4 Co, Boston, Mass.. Wholesale Agents.
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a. MILLER.

rARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office. Do
ve~nnrt To-
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DIR. S. 1. Tobias
Pulrnonic Life Syrup, for the Cure

I'm ONO LILO ~ III Ps AoI NAAO - -
Of Incipient Consumption, Coughs, Colds eroup.
Asthma, Liver Complaints and General DeDiity
For se erai years been urged by kind rit nos,
who have used, and been benefited BY, my Lie
Syrup. TO put It MP for general sale but lew Know
the large expense, now thst the country 10 hoodep
with Patent Medicines which attend the same FOR
years past reluctant to do SO. IS the capital re.
CURED would be large and did not wish 10 cul.a,i
But thanks TO the generous public. who nave appre
ciated nv Venetian Eminent am now able to do so
without any detriment to my large business In that
medicine. The foundst on OF my success attribute
10 attending To- the msnufactrrc OF every drsp my
eelf and shall do The same In regard to- my fumonic
Life syrnp. The Ingredients perfectly harmless.
but act on the Lungs and Liver with astonishing ef-
feet Price 10 cents Depot. No 80 Coriandi Street.
New York. near Jersey City Ferry. Sold by the
Druggists and Storckeepers.
| HoFFs MALT EXTRACT IN AMERICA. This
Celebrated Health Beverage. having been lately IN
troduccd country sustans. by its ere asing
consumption. Its great European reputation. We
advise all sick as well healthy 10 try II. a. It Is
really the best tonic. the report made ~ the spec
| ia committee of three to the Now York Academy Of
Medicine states and is proved by the many dplo-
mas and medals bestowed on 1t In Europe.-tN
York Express. To Mr.. Hof. 542 Broadway, New
York: Extracts Of Lettcrs) Mr.. VIM. Moller. 20
West 10th street. New York. erred Of dyspepsia. Mr.
r. b. Lewis. Beekman street, Of sore throat. Mrs.
Armand Forsdorf. il9 Wooster Street. Of Weakness
| Of the Stomach Mr. Pm. Bender, New Haven Of con
s6mpiion. Try It and you will be satisfied II givcs
strength the weakest appetite to the convaeecen
sles to the invalid and hope and hoalh and JOY &c
the sick. my appetite returns since am sssnf
your Extract Of Malt" writes Mr. John Zsttles, o
New York, No. los East 18th street.
"Ifmy daughter who suffered from consumption
misses (youf Hon . Malt Extract but one day Their
Is a relapse OF her old complaint snd return Of he
ply scal weakncrs." Extract Of IT, Hartford's let
ter, Home Journal Office, New York;
Sold bvLAN FELDT- THO DE CO.. Agents
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complants, &c. personally Or By letter. An Illus
s;n;o, "a arre pages and giving full particulars,
sent 10 spy address on receipt Of rs cents:
10 LADIES.-A pamphlet Of special impsrtancc
Y. yv;ed IaAjre and others sent In sealed 0nvel-
sne on receipt OF stamp. DIRECT I'll lsttefs % Tas
S1ssoIc tns11ru1E, o.. Paw. 0nr. augisASw1y
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II awell established fact that fully one
e s:Ss. til: .:: .: :.; &c" IN Is: ..s to
ment Of good heal th /; or to use their
own expression, never feel WE'LL" They are
languid, devoid Of all energy, extremely ner-
nous. and have no appetite
TO this class of persons the BlTrERS, orsthe
TONIC, are especially recommended.
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sPRER'S PORT GRAPE WINE.
pure juice port made from the Oporto grapes,
Raiscd In this country-an Invaluable medicinal wine.
10 an excellent wine for females, weakly persons.
invalids and the aged.
Its tonic properties unsurpassed, causing an
sppetite and restoring health and vGos to dsbitatsd
persons.
The beneficial effects arising from ts use are A.
touishing Thousands and cannot be realized nom The
use Of other wines.
All who ny II express their surprise that 90 deli
eious wine 10 raised in this country. Also,
uIKR = eos ?. J. California Port and Sherry
Wines from the famous vineyards planted BY the early
Monks at Los Angeles. These are delicious table
wines for family Imported gin. brandy and 9TH
:, liquors Of the best brands directly from bond -
Samples given free OF charge. A. sPERR.
p sale BY HARRISON \ sTARKs. Davenport
and GLENN Hincklcy. Rock Island. Trade supplied
b. Fuller. Finch Fuller. Chicago. ways4diy
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A PANIC

xou,d paralyze tbs world OF fashion II Il were
PROC 1AIMEU EVERYWHERE
that heneeiorih no lady or gentleman could change
The color Of the hair with safety. Yet ,uch wsuld be
the
OF both sexes. Hthat genial basarnc, pcsonlsss and
peerless preparation.
were stricken of the roll OF toilet loxures No dan.
ger OF that however 1t 10 not for day, bat for all
time Manufactured by J. CHRISTADORO. s.
Maiden Lane, New York. Sold By Gil Druggists.
Applied BY all Hafr Dresrerp.
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aAIENIC: INSTITUTE.

AT THE 0ALBNIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, In Concert Hall
Block, near the Post Once, 81.
Paul, Minnesota.
E The only regular chartes.
cd Innrmary OF the kind in the
West, in charge Of . regular Sur
'rson, . graduate II the Medical
College OF Ohio.
CONFIDENTIAL ConuUffArfoys.
Spermateyfh0A or Seminal De
bslIty. Private Diseases, Female
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- T. II HIT ".
Per.on. a dvanced In Life.

And feeling the hand oftme Weighing heavily
upon them with all its attendant ills, will find
in the use 81 these BlrrERS. or the TONIC, an
eli cir that will instil new life into their veins.
restore in measure the energy and ardor OF
more youthful days, build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and shappinsss to- their
remaining Years.
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Tessimonials.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pa,
Philadelphia, March 10, 1867.
,.:. :s goo, a'; ;s: ss' q: s;'s,; .: s:
ofnervous action IN the system. Yours truly.
"GBO. w. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES TmOMPOON.
Jsdge Of the Supreme Court q Psnasylvaniae
Philadelphia, April %. 1868.
F"I consider "Hoofands German BitterS'
valuable medicine in cases OF attacks Of Indiges.
uon or Dyspepsia I can certify this from ny
Yours, With respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
Pros. New. Jes. H. KaDAlGs -. o..
Pastor Of the Tenth baptist Church. Philadel-
On. JAcxsox-Dear Sir: I have bees f-s-
quently requested 70 connect my name with rec
onosndaiions Of different kinds Of medicines.
ss' ~; = ss !. :.
proef Il various instances and perticulesiv IN
my own family, Of the usefulness Of DT. Hoof-
iands German Hittsrs. l depart once tfoo my
usual course, to express my full conviction that
Tor general debility OF the system. and espec-
iely for Liver Complaint, il is safe and value
Die preparation. In some casss It may fail but
usually, doubt not. it will be very beneficial to
those who sufer from The above cansea
Yours. very ssspesefally.
Eigth, below Coates 81
FROM REV. Z. D FENDALb
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle. Philadsl-
phia:
have derived decided bess6t from the use Of
HocHand's German Bitters, and feel il my priv
lieee 70 recommend them - moet valuable
tonic. to all who are suffering from general de-
billy o. rom diseases afisisg from dsrangs-
p. rRxDALL.
CAUTION.
Hoonand's German Renedies are counterfeit
JACKSON IL or t.s wrapper q
terfeit.
Principal Omce and Msauf,ctory at the German
Medicfps Store, No. sss ARCa Street, Phila
delphia.
CgaARG80 N. nvAN0.
0srmsa Druggist. Proprietor.
Fsrnssly o. n. JAEses Co.
PRICES.
Hooasnd's Germsn Bitters. per bottle. OF
half dosoo... o(
Hoohaud's German Tonic. put up IN esafs :.
uostseu. %. =
Per bottle, or half dozen for. .......:... 81
~ DO not forget 20 examine well the srticls
you buy, in order to get the genuine.
Fer sale ~ ala Oru49ao0s and
Weole1o - Medicine.
jsnsS dwsdAsea4veaa II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-29

Manhood and the Nigor of Youth
restored in sour weeks. Success guaranteed. DIR
RECORDS ESLENCE OF Ii Ercetores manly pow
crs. from whatever arising the effects oil early
pernicions habits self abuse. impotency and climate.
give way at once 10 this wonderful medicine II taken
regularay according the directions (which very
simple and require no restraint from business or
plsasure Failure ia impossible. Sold In bottlss AZ
g. four Quantities In one for -. To be had only
81 the cole appointed agent In America, H. GsEIrzsS,
eos Second Avenue. New York. fch2s-d , .
~ Philosophy of Marriage. A
Rev Course Of Lectures. ~ delivered At the New
York Museum OF Anatomy, embracing tho subjects
How to live and what TO live for: Youth. Maturity
and Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed: The
cause OF indgcstion, fatulence and Nervous dsoas-
accounted for; Marriage philosophically con-
sidcred &c.
Pocket volumes containirg these lectures will be
forwarded to parties unable 10 attend on receipt Of
four stamps by addressing kEchErARN. NV
YoRx MusYrn AsTAroaY AND suFsos, eis
BRoApwAv, NEw Yonx. feblidiy
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MASONIC READING.
There nre NO Dead.
n, s,a AND pso. =. >. LYrros.

Thsve II no death The stars 70 down
To rjss upon some fairsr shore
And bright in Heavens jssslsd crown
They shinc forevermvre.
There 10 NO death An angel form
Walks Ger the earth wi b silent tread
lie bears our best loved things away,
And then We call them dead.
Born into that undying life.
They leave W but TO come again
With Joy We welcome them thessme,
Except in sin and pain.
A,a ever near in ~. though unseen,
The dear, immortal spirits treso'
FOR all the boundless Universe
Is hfc-there are no dead.
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Extract from lettsr dated Dawson Iowa, April ~,
1866 to DR.. Brandreth. from andrew Logan, Eco
MY wife became an invalid. Our physicians rep
resented her case incurable. | then called two
other physicians and the three held consultation, and
pronounced her case consumption. then discharg
ed all the ply scians, and determined to trust to
your Pills. rot d, boxes, which ST e took accord
Ing 10 the printed iii ectlone. By the time these
were used up, there appeared change In her con-
diiiou for lhe better. l then bought fifteen box es
and she continued to take them for three months,
when her health was entirely restored"
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new ORLEANS LErrER.

Special Correspondence Of the DsuonAr.l
Nav ORLEANs, Feb. 10.
l have hesitatsd about saying anything
OF the weather, for il forms 90 dreadfully
commonplace topic that one must needs
always apologize for illusions to it-but
then. We are having such delicious weather
here, and mayhap you are not equally bless.
ed, and may tantalize you, and that's hu-
man nature, and human nature will out, and
SO on to the end Of the ch,p,sr. Delicious
weather, said Why, that don's half de-
scribe 1t to you Wint'r-rackcd folk. Just
look At the record Of yesterday at 6 o'clock.
A. NJ, the Thermometer marked As, a -
NJ, 90. p. NJ, &C, and ct p. n. q.
Spring has 90 for advanced that the trees in
Lafayette Square are budding. and the
green grass 10 springing throughout the
city. Tbs weather has stimulated the base
ball clubs to action, and the first Of series
Of games for the championship has been
played by the Southern and Lone Star
Clubs. In this game tho score stood :
Southern, u; Lone Star, 10. The "shcll"
drives, for the past few days, have been full
Of life.
The health Of the city 10 comparatively
good. There were So deaths for the week
ending on Sunday last. as reported by the
Board Of Health.
Tho Reconstruction Convention has
resched its six,y-seventh day. Some o!
Tue e'uzens find much fault, because it is
getting 80 aged A week or ten days sgo,
INC articles Of Constitution adopted one
oy one. were given 10 the Com,,;,,.. IN
Style Tor revision. Tha Ch.;r .e ~
oomittes offered q report accomr. r;.d h.,
printed copies Of the Cons,i,u,;or r. ~.
report many alterations and even .aa,,;an
a articles we're recommended. and il, ~.
printed copies some OF these articles had
actually been inserted. After IN. rs,d;n.
~ ~ ."e report, i've Of the committee protest.
~ .ns, H. Stating that it had never been
a.. ssa 70 .hem The report was there
s.n.n ss.ommiued, aud as much of the
s;.,s err, ~, - asaln be fought over, the
dicted. no' W pre-
The German oper. troupe, WEIGH of lat.
III, 4, ,o "ucn snfiehsd our musical world.
VIII isavo ior Mobile tomorrow. This
evening The Daughter Of the Regiment"
will DO given ct the Opera House. Ed~;n
Adams appears at the Varieties thi, evan.
ing as the Duke of Chester in R;chs,a
III. There is but little other stage news
The cotton market, which for some time
has been buoyant is still firm and adv
,ax. Prices were even higher yesterday
s.a hitherto, owing 10 favorable adviccs
AL Al" .., i.Avsspsol and New York, and the 20.
'' amounted to q, 500 bslss. On Nes.
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Sold bvLAN FELDT. THO DE CO., Agents
No. 81 West Second street, Davenport, Iowa.
Reyal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.

~ Conducted by the Spanish Government
$3s0,000 In Gold drawn every seventeen days. Pr
srs cashed and information furnished. The highest
price paid fer Doubloons and all kinds Of Cold and
silver. TAYLOR CO..
febll d1y Bankers. 10 W all ST, New York
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With Em,rson's Patent Movable Teeth.

With Emtyon'S Patent Movable Teeth,
These Saws cut More and Better Lumber In the
same Time and with Lefs Power. than sny other saw
N the world, with Lees Expenditure OF Labor and
cltes 70 Keep IN order, amp never smaller Also
kmerecns Patent aauging and Sharpening Sware
Tor spreading the Points OF saw Teeth Send for new
Descriptive Pamphlet, with Price Iis,
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY
1Jscob st.. near Ferry st.. New York.
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NJ A RRIAG Il A ~ ID G ELIBACY.
And the Happineaa Of True Manhood.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude
and the Physiological Errors. Abuses and Diseases
which create impe dlments to MARRIAGE, with rsre
means Of Relief Sent ia sealed letter enve opes,
free OF charge. Address DR. SklLL1N HoutH-
ton. Howard Association Philadelphia. Ia. fe4-Sm
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FIFTY Millions OF Boxes Sold.
BRANDERETH's PILLS take hold and sxpel the
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Rich Gift Goods

For oil occasi ions and Ornamental Goods for the en-
bcishmcnt Of Home.
- Our Goods all coming to us direct from the
best Manufacturers or producers OF the world. We
are enabled TO offer them at prices which defy com
petition.
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prpwAvvNT Am wInrspprAn suCcrss, \

PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS Il
the beet vdeuce Of the goodness OF BRANDRETH1
PILLS They should be in every family, ready for
me on the nrst symptoms OF disease occurring.
Principal Once, Brandreth House. New York. See
"B Branarcih, in white letters. IN the Government
stamp. Sold BY all Druggists.
The ladies Of America. from their peculiar habits
ea'd to he the unhealthy in the world, also
10 suicr most when about to become mothers. DR..
yelpau's Pills great blessing To all ladies', as
they regulate an assist nature. Sold by all Drug
gisis. HARRISON d sTARKS, ACTS, So Brady ST.
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SANGER e. LEAL,

lAANuFACTUR ERS AND DEALERS IN
Cider, Cider Vinegar,
And White " inc Vinegar, also, Flour Sacks, Grain
Bags Gunuics, Burinpa, Grocers' Paper Bags. and
Saving T Uine. no bnrroWr' Block, Davenport.
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GALLAGHER r. llENNEsSY,l
ATTORNEYS AND COuNsErORs AT LAW. =
n Couveyancer Office Is LeClaire Row, mp stairs.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-10
From the st. Johns P. o. Ners.
The Vermont central R0jitCUV.

Among those railway companies noted
for active enterprise, liberality, and mod
crate charges for travel, the Vermont
Central takes high rank. 1t is not too
much to say that the road is one of the
best managed in the United States, and
that more attention is paid to the COM
fort and safety of passengers than one
always sees displayed. The through
train for New York and Boston now
leaves Montreal one hour later than
heretofore, yet this time is made within
the first 100 miles of the route. The D-
rectors have also put on the line magni-
ficent sleeping cars which run through to
Boston without change, and uice versd.
These sleeping cars are the wonder of
all beholders, and our exchanges have
recently devoted much space in praise
of their beauty and comfort. The Daily
NeWs says:-
For the special accommodation of Mon
treal travel, the Vermont Central Rail
way Company have commenced run
ing new through train to New York
and Boston. This train leaves Bona
venture Station at 4:30 D. m, and ar
rives in Boston at $50 the next morn
ing, and in New York at 11:30. Superb
Palace Sleeping Cars are attached to
this train on the whole route, so that
passengers for Boston taking the train
at Montreal will not require to change
cars. This new train commenced run
ing yesterday, and henceforth sleeping
cars will be attached at Montreal, and
not at st. Adams, as formerly. The
new sleeping cars were made at the
Company's Works, st. Adams, and are
fitted up in first class style. Each cas
has twenty-four seats, placed, length
wise, covered with rich scarlet plush,
and stuffed with curled hair. The mat
tresses are also filled with the same ma
terial. The curtains are of heavy scar
let, and blue red figured attached to the
railing by leather lisps, thus preventing
any disagreeable noise or rattle. Tho
floor is covered with Brussels carpets /;
the wash rooms and closets are large
and furnished with every convenience !;
coal-oil lamps have been displaced by
sperm candles fixed in spring candle
sticks, which keeps the candle to its
place as it burns down, and prevents the
possibilities of oil or grease falling to the
floor in case of a jar. The facings of the
car are of black walnut, with chestnut
panels; the ceiling is covered with pain
ted oil-cloth the ventilation is good
in short, everything, down to the spit
toons, which are silver plated, is got up
in style combining elegance with COM
fort. The Company deserve credit for
their successful efforts to administer to
the wants and comfort of the travelling
public.
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Vermont Daily Transcript.
ST. ALBANS, VT:
MONDAY AUGUST 10, 1865.
The on Spirit.

Our readers, who have read the letter
of Gen. Blair, and the remarks of Gen.
Wade Hampton, will recognize the fact
that the present leaders of the Demo
cracy are actuated by the same spirit
which caused the late rebcllion-thcy
mean to rule or ruin" The most in-
fluential Democratic papers take the
same course, az witness the La Crosse
Democrat and the World, with the ma
jority of Southern papers. On the trial
of the "rule or ruin" game in the late
rebellion, which seems to be forgotten
by the Democracy, Union man, once
in while, took the cOnceit out OF the
white supremacy" chiefs, and brought
them to proper understanding OF their
real situation. This was done once in
1869. as the following correspondence
shows. and will be done again, we do
not doubt, under the leadership OF the
same man. The position of affairs now
and then has similarity which is
worthy of notice, though the conflict is
shifted from the field of carnage to the
field of politics. Here is the correspon-
pondence
Head quarters, Fort Donetson, REQ. l6.
SIR;-In consideration of all the cir
cumstances governing the present stu
alton of affairs at this station, | propose
to the commanding officer of the Fed
eral forces the appointment of commits
sioners to agree upon the terms OF capi-
tulation of the forces at this post under
my command. In that view, suggest
an armistice until twelve O'Clock to-day.
Il am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
=. b. BUCKNER,
Brighten. G. 5. a.
ITO Brig. Gen. Grant, commanding US.
forces near Fort Donelson.'
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CANADIAN NEwS.-The following is
from the report of the judges on crops
for st. Armand East and West
80 far as we can remember, we have
never seen in the country such a unifor-
nifty of good and extensive crops, as we
saw during our circuit recently complet-
ed. The uniformity was such that it
was with difficulty we could make
awards to the satisfaction of ourselves,
and five failed to please competitors, we
are sure that they will be more amply
paid by the abundant yield they must
assuredly have this fall.
To which Mr.. SiXby. one of the
judges adds: 81 have lived over seventy
years in st. Armand, and 1 have never
before seen such good crops on the
ground
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EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMsrANCE.-

EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE
On Wednesday, at Portsmouth, with
the THERMOMETER at 1920, gentleman
named Rastricll, chemist at Southsea,
while crossing the harbour in a water
mans ferry, had his umbrella (Which
he was carrying to protect himself from
the heat of the SUM- destroyed in an eX-
traordinary manner. 1t is supposed that
directly upon it, the wire became red
hot, so that the silk with which the
frame was covered.was soon ablaze. This
is the first occurance of the kind we
ever remember to have seen recorded
London Times.
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Those Questions.

The questions asked by a correspond
cnt with n request that Mr.. Soule, the
self-constituted candidate for sheriff,
would answer them, still remain un-
needed by that gentleman. This, if Mr.
Soule cares for anything so much as the
office, is very singular, and unfair to-
wards any who support him for any 9TH
or purpose than to cause Il split in the
Republican ranks. Mr.. Soule has held
the office under repeated Republican
nominations. and now seeks, OF course,
for Republican votes. If there is the
least obligation Oh the part of Republic
cans to support Mr.. Soule rather than
III regular nominee, it must be because
Mr.. Soule il better Republican, and
has done more for that party. But how
is it? In the first place, after a short
stay in the party, and after enjoying to
the full the benefits of q good Office, Mr..
Soule puts his own interests in opposi-
ton to those of the party which has IA
vored him highly, and thereby proves
ungrateful for past favors, and recreant
to principle; and secondly to give deep
or color to this estimate of him, he
evades questions, which, in case he is at
all worthy of n moments consideration
by Republicans, he will answer prompt.
ly, and should have answered before
The truth seems to be that Mr.. SoulC
cares not a farthing for the success of the
party which twice elected him, anC
thereby he justiiies the action of the
convention in dropping him and taking
up another man, who, all acknowledge
is capable as himself.
Will Mr.. Soule answer those qucs
tons?