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NEW YORK.

NV YORK, February ia speca
from Atlanta Of the sih inst. says: Tho
result Of the Alabama election is as vet IN
certain. Asysten OF proscriptvc terrorism
greatly reduced the white vote.
io-days Montgomery Mai promises TO
publish, on Tuesday, a list Of the names
and state Of business of all white men who
voted fo- the constitution. Success now
mainly depends on the result Of Northern
Alabams. In that section there are some
counties in which no election was
held, tho loyal voters being frightened
of by threats Of vengancs from the unre.
gene rated rebels. In these counties 0euer.
al Meade will doubtless order ,pscial cleo.
ton, and see that the voters ere pro-
tected.
The General left Montgomery for Atlanta
this morning.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsniSGroH. Feb 10-There is cousid-
cradle curiosity here in diplomatic and 20.
litical circles, TO know who will succeed
Charles Francis Adams at the Court Of 81.
James. The President, it Is understood,
mas selected his man, who, il is said, Is
David Dudley Field, Of New York. Mr..
Field. It IL known, wants the place, and is
already maneuvering in aquist way among
the Senators for confirmation. It said that
the President has given Mr. Field chance
Of going into the Cabinet as Secretary Of
State or going to England. Should he pre.
fer the former, Mr.. Seward will be seat "a
England.
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latest NEWS
BIZ TEEEGR.sPH,
TO TIE DAILY DEN0CRAT.
SPECIAL FROM DIES MONIES.
Iowa Legislature.
-peelal e tie DrsocsAr'i
Fl. IN

nrs MoISTs, Feb. 10.
IT, uoaso s,-nek out the Senate amend
m.nt 10 the c. r. |. j. Z. i. H. Dill, "
~,;ch that road was TO be made amenable
10 the general tariff Law and passed the bill.
House file 50, to attach De. MONIES aud
ether counties to the same ds,ric, ~ Polk,
for Supreme Court purposes. passed.
House de No. As, relinqui.hng escheat
TO relisye Josiah Grant, passed.
The bill to restore t. counties swamp
Ian funds stsien during Stones admins
tra,ion, came back from the Senate with an
amended title, as follows: "A bill for an
act to reimburse certain counties for loss Of
their several interests in swsmp land war
rants," and was passed.
House tile No. oe. BY Rohfs, TO abolish
distinctions between alien and natives in
regard to real property, WIS referred again
TO the Judiciary
Mr Parker introduced resolution that
benefits conferred by railroads are greater
than the loss by discriminating tafiHs.-
Referred to Commerce Committee.
House file No. Is, 70 provide for the pub
lcat.ou u Ito Adln.ant Generals Report
passed.
The bil,s resuning the land grants Of tn
McGrcyor aud Dubuque Sioux City road
passed. Reported against rcsuming the !
& N. lards.
The Senate passed the Till striking tn
word white out Of the law prsscsi6in
qualification Of attorneys, and also permit
ting women to practice law.
Mr. Nes.ll introduced license bill, upo
which Senator Cones addressed the Senate
Referred to the lntempsrance Oommittss
Weathe. clear and cold
CHENoco.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrTsnrRGH, Feb. 9-There was a dc
etrnctiye fire here this morning at four
o'clock The exclusive four story brick
publishing house u a Ill English IL Co,
Fourth street, WAS totally consumed, with
its ntcnts Total loss Sl45.000 Stock
consumed, $1,000; embracing 10000 vol
unes, and machinery valued at $50, 900. Loss
on building, $4,000. Insurance on stock
and building. about $4,000. The stereotype
plates in the vault, il saved, may reduce the
LOSE 10 $4,000. The fire communicated 10
the dwelling of John H. Bailey, or the east,
and vacant warehouse on the west, which
were entirely DESTROYED; Mr.. Bailey losing
all his furniture Other houses near were
much injured Supposed incendiary.
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Rerelgn News by Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, Feb. a-Mr. Selwyn 10 sure TO
succeed Sir William Earle Is Lord Chief
Justice of the Court Of Common Pieae.
1t Is understood that the American Minis
ter (Mr. Adams) will lake his departure
from England next April.
The Fenian captain, xackay. arrested on
Friday, 1t Cork, is charged With leading the
attack on the Maltello tower ut Duncannon.
Pans, Feb. 9.-The bill for the regula-
ton OF the press is still under discussion in
the corps lesislatif The Liberals proposed
as An amendment, to insert clause special.
~ providing Tor trial by jury of all offences
OF the press After heated debate the vote
Was taken yesterday on the amendment, and
defeated by eco nays TO IS yeas
The French Government has consented
20 expel Hanoy,fian refugees from the soil
oi France.
FLORENCE, Feb. 9.-During the stay of
Admiral Fsrragus in Italy. the fleet under
his command will be stationed on the coas.
between Genoa and Civita Vecchis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

MrscAriSE, FeS. 1.-THE large high
school building in this city Was totally de-
ssroyed by fire about o'clock this morn
ing. Is issu supposed to have originated from
an over heated furnace. Loss -, 500, fully
insured.
About inches OF Snow fell here Satur
day. 1t is intensely cold. The thermome-
ter is 22S below zero this morning.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToS, Feb. . At fire early this morn
ing the Granite Buildings, Ncs. llS and
1l5 Commercial street, were entirely con-
sumed. The two upper stories Of the build
ings were occupied 10y ship chambers, COM
mission merchants. etc, whose stocks were
much injured by the fire and water The
losses are pretty heavy, but all of the suf-
fers Were insured
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Notice Of bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
i LIST day of Febusry, A. d. 1865, Warrant 10
Bankruptcy was ssued against the Estate Of
Bnoch Mead. of kin CHAN TIP. in the County Of
Scott, and State II Iowa, who has been I'D
judged Bankrur, on his own petition shat
the payment Of ssy debts and delivery Of any
property belongir, - euch Bankrupt TO him,
or for his use, ant the transfer Of any property
BY him. are forbidden By law; that meeting
Of the creditors o. the said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and eiooss one or more assignees
Of his estats, will % held ct Court of sank
ruptcy. to be hold,n q No. I West SECOND 81,
In the city of Drsnpoyt, before N. N. Price,
Register, on the Ssh dsy Of Narca; =. y.
1875. q. ". CLARK,
tebs-d4t-mon .. 3. Msrshal. Dist. OF Iowa
DAVIDSON D fars, Atvys for Petitioner.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. February SIS. n. Kean.
. clerk in the Treasury Department died
this morning in his 10Th year.
the fractional currency printed for the
week Was f52, $50.
The shipments was 81 ,937.
The national bank currency issued Wa
tl52 So
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
i 18th day OF jan, A. D. 1858, VIBRANT -
bankruptcy was isaed against the estate of Frits
voiistsdt, OF Dawnport. in the County Of
Scott, and State ofloWa, who has been adjudgeo
. Bankrupt. on his ova petition, that the pay
ment Of any debts md delivery Of any property
belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use. and the transsr Of auy property by him.
are forbidden by aw I; that meeting Of the
creditors Of the sid Bankrupt, to prove their
debts. and choos sne or more assignees OF his
Estate, will be hei at Court Of Bankruptcy,
20 be holden at 10. West Second Street, IN
the city Of Davenlart, before n. NJ Price, Reg
lister, on the 2sts day Of February A. y. 1865.
g. W. CLARK.
L. &. Marsh as Messenger, DIST OF Iowa
ERNST CLAOSSsN, Atty for Petitioner.
fahS
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New York stock MARKET.
~ Telegraph February 10,
Stocks-Actlve and lower after call
Bonds-Coupons of IS, lliLx of'6a. lOo; Of ~
i.los new l.o'5; 1o-i0s, coupons, 1.Ott; 1905
l.OsS.
Western Union-s6A
New York Central-1.soL
Erie-75ia
Michigan Central; 1874
Michigan Southern ear.
Illinois Cen.rnl-l &c.,.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburg-l O'i-2.
Cleveland 4 Toledo. 12l-2
Rock leland oss4.
North western--d0; preferred, ssis.
Money! per cent.
Stering-1 e9l.
God-i.&3.
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OF SPRINGFIELD, ILL,
On 1aAonry uan uRRo-

TT 10 HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THERE
i he's besn Sled In this once owofr state
nest showing the condition OF the
SAN0AMO INSURANCE COMPANY,
lossesd q Springfield ID the State Of lllisos. on
the frat day Of Jsauary. 4. d. 1858, 10 accord
ance with the provisions Of On Act Of The General
Assembly of the State Of Iowa, entitled Gan Acr
N n3ArIoN TO Insurance. CoNPAxns," approved
January 2eth, 1857, end m Act amendatory
thereto, appfo scd February 9Th, 1855 that said
statement shows tina. said Company 10 possessed
of the requisite amount Of Capital invested %
required BY Law.
AUTHORITY IS THEREFORE GIVEN
to the above named Company to transact their
appropriate business Of Insurance in this State,
in accordance with the laws thereof, until the
3let day Of January. A. D. 1859.
II 10 ALSO Csarsv0p, That
8. MARKS ! CO.,
Of Davenport, have been appointed BY said Com
naoy their lawful Agents aad Attorneys for the
County Of Scott. with full power to take risks Of
Insurance therein, AID. 70 aeknOvlsdRe service
Of process. . psoyidsd By law, upoa thsir filing
with the Clerk Of the District Court in and for
said County this certificate and copy Of the
tilted that tbs attached Il I true and correct
copy Of the said statement.
Ii tsstimeoy whereof, have hefeanto Get Nv
u had asd asked my Neal Of Office, the day
and year nrst above written.
JNO. A. ELLIOTT.
Auditor or State.
s4.,. 4 Afa.'. Deputy. $3.50,
=. MARKS 4 CO., Agents,
COrnef Brady = "a Oto.
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Union DILLIARD HALL,
BANKRUPT NOTICES.


In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa
In the matter Of J. N. WiihersaX, Bankrupt.
70 the creditors u said J. ~ Witherwsx, and
all other person, inserested-Sirs:
You are hereby r,ated thu. petition has been
filed in said court, by J. NJ. Witherwax, of the
ei,y Of Davenport. a said district, duly declared
a bankrupt. nndsr the act Of Congress, Of
March I'd. 1857, Fl discharge and certificate
thereo-, from d! lis debts and other clAies
provsbie under sal ~, and that the 9tlh OF
February, A. D. LIS, y the hour Of 10 o clock
.. M, OF said day. assigned for the hearing OF
the same before lie ssid Court Of Chambers, at
Ottumwa. lowe, wen and where You may At
tend and show cause if any Of you have. why the
PRAYER CT said petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the second
aud Third meetings of the creditors Of the said
J. N. witherwax, for he purpose provided in
Section S7th and 18Th. Of the Act Of Congress
Of March End, 1856. win Be held on the nth day
Of February, A. b. 1855, st the hour Of ten o.
clock, g. M, Of sad day. before the Hon. N. n.
Price, Register, al bis 06ce, No. 4, West 6ee-
ond street, in the City = Davenport 6cctt couu-
ty. State Of Iowa, she nand where you can be
present if you des re to Be.
HENRY ". BENNETT,
Athrney for said bankrupt.
Jan 90 1864 dooW1a-0oa
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WISCONSIN.

WILwArKER, Feb. 1O-Ths weather II
intensely cold. The thermometer her, a
Z o'clock A N was III deg. below zero -
winona. MINI, So deg. below Al Madison
Wis, - deg. below; At Hastings and W aha.
shaw. Mimi. IS deg. below, and ., ST.
Paul. 40 deg below.
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TO THE LADIES.

We are selling silks, ehawls. Dry and Fsncy 0eode
OF every description also, silver Ware, Fcrnierr,
&c. Valuable Presents. ffoo g 10 Ssoo, cent Ne
Of charge TO sgents sendine clubs OF ten and -
verdi. careasass sns 49, tssnv a11ssss.
jaaSeee0l 10oNGND . 90.
r. o. Box soi. = Assovse o.. Deuoon. -
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New York Market.

New York Market.
By Telegraph February ".
Cotton-Firm, at 20c.
Flour -Qu!te steady. Q 7OG1o.,5 for extra state ;
94oJli 10 for extra western 9.1o1l3.s5 for round
hoop Ohio.
Wheat Quiet and unchanged.
Corn Closed dull. and dropping freghts scascs
and advancing; .?1Gt1 30 for new mixed western
afoat .s24sl 80 for new white Southern .os for
New Orleans.
Barley Scarce and firm 2.15 for western.
Oats-Firmer at s<its4 IL for western in store.
Pork -22. 90 IS2.25 for old mess 23.00y23 V for
new ineee.
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TO rHE ArvLlorED.
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Which e~he.ee. A. As.H-s--l ..,eoveS rneAhoAe
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in IL earl; sssses. P.rsI,s. n,ic SAT- Rheam.
ss1.iSs. ~ .f.ss 49, . sss. ~ Ma,
EASES. which are carrying tbou,apds to their gFsyso
annually
They treat su.es.sfully q ne~ method all dIssa.es
81 AND M The have hd NOR
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cured women who have ben ccr6red 70 their bedfor
years. They never fail to mn
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ems NO mater osAow long esano'ns'
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TORONTO. Feb. s.-It is reported that =
large torce Of regular troops is to bo sta.
toned along the Niagara frontier on the
opening OF navigation with view to posi-
bic Fcnian movements,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

WANTED-Every man feeling the effects OF .
habit contracted In youth. TO send bis name and ad
dress with cent stamp for return POSTAGE 10 Dr.
Eixrg GopRxE, Box 1910, Philadelphia Pa, who
will inform thern % method by which they can be
cured. and the vigor Of youth restored. aug9O-Sm
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tSssa DtsvsnsAassy u ~ vele1Oea1eJ
D1o0lA oonnATA. DUU1v LGAvn1
p10r1nfse0 Their olss y slssse. A9s.
Eve. ~ eeos~Aas seoaeste. their teoss bissss-
- aad aaaiogsss 70 mist.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsE.-Bu.
eha lssves arc gently stiu ulant. with peeu-
Nss tsadsacy to the Urinary Orgses.
they ere given in complaints Of the Urinary
0reass. such - Gravel. Chronic Oeteerh 81 The
Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Blsddss sn6
Ussshra, Disease Of the Prostate cad nstsntion
- laeootissnce Of Urinc. from loss Of tone
b ths poste eoosDsusd IL is evssusetos. The
remedy hes also besa secsmasn1sd 10 Dyepsp-
Gle, Cheosic Rheumatism, Cutcnaous AGssaisns,
nDLnBoL D'S EXTRACT RUCHU 10 $50 y
Dsrssss fpe0 The ages Of eighteen 70 twssty -uvs
I'D from thirty. five to any AYE. Or In the de-
diss OF ehanse Of life after coaHnsnsat % L.
Dor Pains Bed. victim 10 ehildrss.
IN AYFeCriONaPEcuLi AR TO r0MAtDo
the Ix9oAUf DUURU 10 unssuslsd ~ cay
ether ssnedyss In CaIoROS:U - nsfHN-
1Wu. lDog0ULARlfY, PAlNfULNB0o %
|OupSu9eefOH Op CuoT0nAnT rvACOA.
rIUNS, ULUE IA FED OR sCHlRROUS STATE
OF THE UTERUS.
DISEASES OF THE 9LADDgR. KIDNEYS.
0RAvBL. and DROP0lCAL DWELLINGS.
This medicine increases the power q Diesss'es.
asd eseites tho Absorbents into healthy sotioss
By which the Wstery OF Caleareous depositisns.
and al Usnstural Enlargements are reduced,
= well - Pain and Inflammation.
HELNBOLDS EXTRACT OF BUCRU has
cared every case Of DIABETES in which Il he's
hssn gi,sn. Irritation Of the Neck Of the Dlsddsr
end inaammaS,on Of the Kidneys. Uicesasasn 81
kidneys ed Bladder, Retention Of the Urine.
Diseases efProstrate Gland ;. Stone In the Mad
der, Calsulus, Gravel. Brick-dust Deposits, cad
Mucasse Milky Discharge, and for Gnfssbssd
end Delicate Constitutions. Of beth ss1se, Ct
tended with the following symptoms :-lndis-
position TO Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Of
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Wssk Nerves.
Trembling Horror of Disease. Warehouses;.
| D,mness Of Vision, Pain in the Beck. Hot
Hands, Flushing Of che Body, Dryness Of the
| Skil. 0ssptjsa On the Fses, Pailse Osusss-
nsscs. uaiversal Laasitude Of the haesuIsr Bye
Ven. -.
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- ase~a - e elegant style, where meals and
Is: ccass Vim + served in the best style at AZ
besn: /, - nees manner On shcst NO
~ isss 1891 = svsyeAine. 49,
hy2S DsAcOB MANN.
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RrE-al.o5.
Cosx-yew. SIC. 10 .hs,esr.
PssAroEs-l.2Sc13l. so.
bCesea-c0c. per d.
EeGs-25c.
HAr-Good Timothy sic.oc.se 1880; Pssi-
CeA.-sofs, delivered, - cents per bsshsl.-
Anthraeite. delivered, tls per ton.
Wocp-e6 per Cord.
Chicago MARKET.
By Telegraph. Feb. 10
Flour-Quisl firm ed unchanged.
wAsst- Moderately aetive but cioeee vcek
seie. epssi.s sss.os s,, Ne :sL ds. 1 :: 49,.
SOFAS 6llf No. 8. l:se0i-ss:
Osts-6uiet ct s7k@67H.
Rys--Lower but simese seninol, q 81 for |
No. /, and LIS for No. 2.
Barley--rirmer and more settled but quiet st
3eofa 12 for No. 2.
Provisions -OpeneA strong and advanced on
Mess Pork Sold st ai.soass.oo for standard
and choice brsbds heid &c higher.
Lard Firm At l3%0l4.
Green Meats---Quiet and nominsl.
Bulk nesfs.-ln active request and odvanced
Ne all round market closed with buyers at 81
fer shoulders, l-2 for cumberlands, 10 for
rough sides, and 10 1-2 for short rib
Dressed Ho1s---15c higher than Saturday,
closing firm =: s.4oG9.i5 dividing on ees
pounds.
Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph. Feb. 10.
| Hogs Received, 42o head. Market steady
aud unchanged; receipts soon disposed of At
.Csttls- Market very quiet and transactioss
confined exclusively to city trade; prices un-
| changed.
| H. D.Oula N0arnset
By Telegraph February %.
Flour-No denand.
Wheat-Buyers sad sellers apart. and very
little doing,
Oorn-UnsAsnsed.
Oets-Littls sssosges. bet prices unchanged
Bsrley-Firm, a.6c03.so tor prime and. choice
| Rvs-- Better 1.sooi.ss.
| Pork -Stn q 49.t0
Bacon -Advauced, with sales Of clear sides u
l2h@lakd.
Lard--Active, firm. advaneed 10 lee. +: lof
steam.
Ciacannasa Naaekes.
By Telegraph Feb. 10.
Flour = Unchanged end In moderate Do.
nand.
wheat-Sold as . l5oaso for Nos. and Z
viater And 8 II for No. spring.
Corn Dull ct $40 for ear
Rye---Firm at IS.
Oats-Quiet at 81.
Bsrley-Unchangsd aad dull.
/ Cotton-Active middiins to arrive lek.
Provisions Irregular and prices higher.
Mess Pork.-9!S0
Lard---ln demand st "a holders asking ll11<
01lI<.
Bulk Nests ~ ai0X q the close.
Bscon-Hsld higher; holders generally moi
ofsriag demand altogether speculative.
---------> 49,
Fl TO1eilO Market.
By Telegraph ToLsDo. Feb. 10.
wheas-2j<c. lower sales Of amber Michigsu
1t 2.60
/ Corn-hose active, and &c. better sales 81
No. l q s70s7k.
Oats-Quiet.
Rye-Steady.
Dressed Hogs-QMet and firm.
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oommRRclAI.


DAveDpOrt mor6et HeP
Osrsss OF rns DAvsSPons DBnoonAr.
February 10. 1885.
tail, tli.oo.
WssAs-No. 1, o.. ssQsi 90; No. >. el.7s@
~.
EAnAsS-&l..sGs2 400.
OAYs-g2 cents.
RTE-3l.o5.
Cosr-yew, SIC 10 thsiesr.
PsSAroEs-l. 2ScGsl so.
bCsssa-s0c. per D.
EeGs-25c.
HAr-Good Timothy 81. oc.se 1880; Pssi-
RE q. 90 TO $1,000,
CoAs-Soft, delivered, - cents per bashsl.--
Anthracite. delivered. tip per ton.
Wocp-eo per Cord.
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JACOB nAHN,S
Union Bakery & Restaurant!

,.,r Street.
re- sr s "a Eisa.ns E.saS s OPENED HIS
:. - enstouers and new ones, tss;s and would say
"a Ssnish them with the beet qua,s q I, prepared
n~en. Cakes. pies nno C"
e&Onery. eos
500. he best material. Asull stock a,w.x.a.
SsS ,snS fsniiiss supplied at reasonable rates VA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-29
No Revolution.

The Democratic National Committee
has issued an address. 1t makes no allu-
sion to any change of candidates. 1t says:
awe are charged by the radical party-a
party Of violence and usurpation-which
for the last four years, to prolong its own
existence, has set at naught the COnstitu-
tion and fundamental principles of our
Government, that we intend revolution
and defiance of established laws. The ac-
cusation is unfounded and absurd. Itcan
not be entertained for a moment by an
intelligent voter, who has even the most
superficial knowledge of the history of his
country. The Democratic party can
proudly point to every page of its record.
1t has never violated a single obligation
of the fundamental compact by which the
United States entered into the family of
nations. Its watchword in peace and in
war has been and win always be, "The
Union, the Constitution and the Laws"
and no man, nor any set of men, however
high they may be placed by the suHrages
of their fellow citizens, can expect to re-
ceive the support Of this great Conserva-
tive party, in any revolutionary attempt
against the established laws. The ballot
box and the supreme will of the American
people are the only means of redress to
which we look" ~