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National Democratic Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATIO SEYMOUR, of Rev York.
FoR vIcE--REsIDENT,
FRANK =. BLAIR, of Missouri.
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A "LoIb" ScoUNDREL. S. j. Case,
Superintendent of Public Instructions, was
cowhided at Auburn, Placer county, Califor-
MIA few days since. His offence was tam
nering with little girl less than ten years
of age. Case was shining light in the
mongrel camp.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, through the columns
of the And ,Slagery Standard, denounces
Chief Justice Chase, and demands his i'm
peachment at the bar of the Senate. ImN
peachment seems to be the only recourse left
to the radicals when dealing with honest
officials.
FUDGE-Tho radicals are rejoicing over
their victory in Vermont. The next thing
= we expect to hear is that the Dutch are re~
joicing over the capture Of Holland. Yer.
mont is cow. and always has been, the most
intensely radical State in the Union, aud so
the democrats allowed the State to go by
default.
HEAVY RoBBERY-The Eastern bound stage,
when about 275 miles west of Salt Lake, was at
tackled by robbers, and Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s
treasure boxand the mails rifed. The express lost
S42 900. A reward of $40, 900 is offered for the
recovery Of the money, and $1,000 for the robN
bers, dead or alive. The robbery took place in
the early part of last week The men who COM
mitted this last robbery are supposed to be con-
nected VITA the gang who have been operating
all through the upper country
Tue WESTERN CLUE, on organization
formed for the purpose Of furthcring the elec.
ton of Seymour and Blair, has subscribed
and paid for tn thousand copies Of the
National LtsHgenccr, for distribution
throughout the country. Nothing is requi-
red in this canvass but to inform the people
of the country of the incompotcncy and vii,
lainy Of the'radic1l party.
SENATOR WILLIAMS has arrived at Port
land, and proposes at once to take the stump
in favor Of the dumb candidate for the Presi-
doncy. With "Oll Flax Brake on the
stump for Grant, we think it safe to say that
Oregon will give 1000 majority f'r the
democracy. Williams is one of those men
who are powerful to tear down, and if the
radicals under his teachings don't go to the
bow-wows, then we are nc prophet.
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ALoYAL CUss.-Our readers are already
familiar with the fact that Wheeler, the rad,
ical Marshal Of idaho Territory, had been
arrested at B7;ze City, On thg charge VI rob-
bing the United States mails. This fellow
has been the leader Of tie radical gang at
Boise City, and even afer his arrest, and
with the irons already on his limbs, he called
for 'threo cheers for Grant aad Colflx"
Wheeler is a specimen of shoddy loyalty.
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SLOW CoAcI.-The steamers mail that
arrived at Portland on Thursday, the Sd
inst, did not reach Walla Walla until the
evening Of the lO.h. The idea Of full seven
days to transport the mails less Than three
hundred miles is not to b, tolerated. and we
suggest that Postal Agent Brooks take mea-
sures to remedy TIL, slow coach arrange,
ment. Whore The fault is, we haze no means
of knowing, but one thing is certain, either
the mails are not made up in proper time at
Portland, or the bags are allowed to lay over
at some Of the way stations Wherever the
fault is, it shonld be remedied.
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Why DO OUR BONDS SELL so Low I'm
Germany, United States Bonds bearing six
per cent. interest sell at 10 cents in gold
while the bonds Of Brazil, bearing only f9ur
per cent. sell for over 90 cents in gold
Why is our credit lower than that Of Brazil
The New York Egpress answers the inquiry
thus pcrtinently and truthfully: Because
the radicals in Congress will have it so
They win allow no pacifcation which doe.
not disfranchise the most intelligent and
force unqualified suffrage on the most igno'
rant blacks and that, too, upon the ground
openly ayowcd, not that they were I'll to vote
but that their votes could be used by the
army and the Freedmen's Bureau to carry
these States for the radical candidate in tn,
next Presidential electi-u."
NATURALIZED CHINAMEN.-A Washing
ton letter writer, referring to the ratification
of the Chinese treaty, says that explanatory
amendments were made to the section in re.
la'ion TO citizenship, declaring that all Chi
nese residents in this country should enjoy
the same rights Of naturalization as citizens
OF any other nation. Ca the subject of thr
admission Of the Chinese to the public schools
OF the United States, the Senate held th
ground that they should be admitted to al
the PRIVILEGES of n citizen of the most fovo-e,