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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31
ESTATE OF F, L. MAUK.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
District of Louisiana, Z
.. Monroe La, March 20, ls6e.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
i twenty seventh day of March A. D. 1858, WAR.
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate Of +. L. MAUK, in the parish Of Franklin and
State of louisiana who has been adiudgsd BANK
rupt on his own petition; that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging to
such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law; that meeting of the creditors OF the said
bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose one
more assgnees of his estate, viii be held at
a Court of Bankrg ptcy. to be holden at the Office
Of W. j. O. Baker in the town OF Monroe. parish Of
OuAchitR, before w. J, Q. Baker, Register, on the
second day OF June A. ID. 1853 at 10 o'clock A. N.
f. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal .
Per n. M. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No. 65T-ap4 je2 ~ US
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

BAN ANTONIO. TEXAS Ian "a taa5 I
Mr. WIZ. MoCANnaoN. AIbanS, N. Y: - - '''''
Kind Sir-With sentiments Of respect and srnti-
tude. address you few lines to announce the safe
arrival Of the Pianos and also my great satisfaction
am much pleased with the sweet tones Of thu
Pianos As well as with the workmanship, ana fesl
myself greatly obliged to you for your charitable and
ganarous Offering. present you my sincere thanh.
for the great reduction you have made in the price
Of the Pianos, Permit to give yOu place among
the number Of our kind bsnefaotors. for whom our
daily prayers aseend to obtain al nscssssres spin.
tunl and tamporal
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city Of New, orleans v. Canal CarOndeiet

City Of New Orleans ". Canal CArondelet
Navigation Company.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- leans, No. 60 Abby virtue of a writ of feri
facias to me directed BY the Honorable the Second
District Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled
cause will proceed TO sell at public auction, the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouee streets. in
the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY. June
l, 1853 at Il O'Clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
St. Louis Toulouse Clark Bayou st. John 5000
ToulouFe, st Peter Hy. Avenue, Bayou st. John, Il
lots, $1,000; Toulouse st. Peter, Genois Bayou st.
John, S2U00; Toulouse, St Louis, Genois, Clark.
5000 according to the assessment roll deposited in
the Office OF the Treasurer Of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
GEORGE ". AVERY,
apps myl6 81 49, Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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GUY Of New qrlsaa. Us. E..pts ,. 9

CITY Of New Orleans VS.. Eatate D. 9
Brewer. +
CEDOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
- leans No, soslf.s-By virtue Of writ of Teri
faeias 70 me directed by the Honorable the Second
District Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
cause wi proneed 70 sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Ouetomhouse streets, in
the second District Of this city, on MONDAY, June
l, 1861 at u o'clock NJ. the following described
property s=--------.- .
Assessment District No. q Square No. 25i. bounded
81 BaFonne. Dryades, Clio, And oaliiops. 2lxlD9,
1900 according to Assessment roll 1866, deposited
IN Tfeasurera oface Of this city. ft9At a4aNa
Seized in the above salt "a sgaFsa s-r
TTs5S ~ 70 GEORGE W. AVERY, q
ap2a mysi 81 g. Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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I'M BANKRUPTOY,
ESTATE OF JOHN NIXON, JR.. 81
Individually, and as Member Of the Firm Of Nixon
t-... .-- d Go.

ESIATE OF JOHN NIXON, JR., fl
Individually, and as Member Of the Firm Of Nixon
-.. ..- - d Co, ..E
UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFTIoa
Nd DiS 6TIssS ct iSH s9 L. issa {
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
n hiT N IlS SAy q May A d. isss WARRANT
in ths parish of Orleans and State 81 LOuiaisna,
that The payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 70 such bankrupt 70 BIN Or for
foebidden BY law; that meeting Of the creditors Of
the said 6SnHR 70 PSys their debts snd 70 SSSps
Ct e sRs e r S0Sn q E =
Of June, A D. IsSs at 70 {, o'eloek A. n 49,,
Il u HEBRON 2. 8. Marshal
ESTATES OF FRANCIS F. MITCHELL AND
Louisiana, and FRANK IL, FARLEY, Of APPS
Comprising the Firms of f. +. Mitchell 4 Co, of
New Orleans, and Mitchell, Farley 90, of Apa-
"f1 Uy1rED STARTS MARsHAr's OFFICE,
Ese r-..Il District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, May 5, 1859
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
k Firth n ss{ uPH a p issued s tas
joint and separate estates of FRANK N. FARLEY,
o Mfr6 III sts'f and q p%Tb aP
MIrOHELL Of New Orleans, in the parish Of Or
leans and State OF Lousiana comprising the firms
Of MITCHELL Farley Co. Of Apalachicoa, Florida,
and Z. f. Mitchell q Co, of New Orleans, in the
said, who have been aoiudged bankrupts on then
own petition; tnab the payment OF any debts
rupts to them or for their use and the transfer Of
any property by them are forbidden BY law; that {
meeting Of the creditors of the said bankrupts tC
| prove their debts and to choose one or more as
sgnees Of their Joint and separate estates. will b
Customhouse building, in the city Of New Orleans
/ Louisiana, before John +. Deane Register, on tn,
| fifth day Of June, A. d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
| T. j. HEBRON,
| United States Marsha, District Of Louisiana
No. T3l-my6 je5A 49,
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City Of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. EmiIy.E p.
- Grimm --.

City Of New Orleans va Mrs. Emily -. p.
Grimm.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
Il leans, No, a. 325.--By virtue of a writ of her
facias to me directed by the Honorable the Third
District Court Of New Orleans, in the above en-
at the % erchants and Auctioneers, Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal nd Oustomhopsse
DAY, June !, 1853 at L o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
pfytania, ST. Charles, Fourth. and Washington,
60xl2a Assessed SIS 600, aceording to the assess:
ment roll deposited In the office o. the Treasurer OF
this CITY
Seized in the above suit. .
GEORGE w. AVERY.
ape myissI Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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RAILROADS,
BLUE LINE ILLHNOya -;
RAILROAD gOAEPAT,
James IA wINGFIELD.


NEW, ALL RAIL. FAST FRFTnb.
IN direct between Boston, New Ya,l
burg, via harrisburg, Allentown, snd1 "
without change Of Cars = n
New York goods for Pittsburg must b 4
Allentown Transportation Oompany An
agents Of the New Jersey Oentral Rsiiss.i
pier. ~ -7---s
Bills Of Lading issued at the office Of a.,
264 Broadway. y ~
Boston Once No. " Washington strm,
JOHN p. HAMILTnNi !.
aus Office foot Of Liberty strsst n
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City Of New Orleans vs. Mrs. Il. Q
ID HouerRae. ~
CEOOED DIHTRIOr oODRT OF NEW OR.
fAeias 70 me directed b the HonoFabie chs ssoond
DfatFict Court Of VIEW Orleans Ia the above emitted
cause viii proceed to sell at public Auction at the
Merchants and Audtioneera. Exchange Rpye1
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets in
the second District % thiB cit, on MONDAY June
! lsss, e y o'clock ~, the following described
Square No. IN Distriet No, a. bounded BY Pry,
tanla. st, Charles Harmony, and Pleasant, 5oxls0
9lO1o 60 WHf ntW Urrr 1
District ~ Square 2l6 PT7tania Sc. Charles, Hay,
nons, Pleasant. and WAshingtsat eeEi2A $1,000.
Treasurer ONCE Of this city. t
Seized N toe shove khit. airf oWg HsriN {.
- GEORGE ". KyERK, !
ABQo mylsu sheriff q ~ PAFisA q oFis1as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

PIANOS FOR SMALL PARLoRs, SITTING
ROOMS, SCHOOLS, ETC,
Alliourlarse round corners fun. round. mellow Tone
easy and elastic Touch. elegant and ornamental in
appearanoe-a beautiful piece of Furniture.
Every Piano warranted to give satisfaction.
An the Pianos have the Patent Iron Frame an
Rim tcast in one pieoe), making them the most pc
feet and durable made, and especially adapted
warm climates.
Grand Pianos, from $500 to sl2OO
Address WILLIAM MoOAMMON,
Albany, New York.
Warerooms and Factory corner of Broadway and
North Ferry streets, Albany, New York
All of my Pianos have four round corners. The
Wood Rims have no superior in quality of touch or
tone. They have the overbridge on the treble which
gives to the upper notes purity Of tone unequaled
in any other Piano. The prices of my Wood Rims,
with ths improvement, are $50 more than named
the circular Of the Iron Rims
Ireier to the testimonials below.
Extract from q letter received from Prof.
Robbins, Composer and Author New Method
Teaching Pianoforte:'
wRENTHAH, Mass. March 18th, 1851
Mr.. WIN. MoOAAMoN:
Dear Sir--I had intended 10 have written yoa soms
ays before this, with reference to the New Wooden
IN NAehOAoEto puIcuh5eu OF YOU Dut This Is IN
FIRST opportunity since setting it mp You know how
well pleased was with the instrument in all respects
By my almost instantly deciding upon it. Ny wife,
however, was 80 wrapped up in the Piano we pre-
ousy bought of you. that she would mot admit the
possibility VI anything short of Grand exceeding
its charming qualities, until the one was permit
ed TO sing its praise. This did it do for whole
evening, taking all captive who were permitted tbs
pleasure Of listening to it's delightful voice. for such
1t il, no piano tone, but a true voice tone.
In truth, the instrument 49, in all those respects
which make perfect pianoiorte pre-eminentIy su
perior to any one we have ever before possessed Of
known, and. this you may consider as a compliment
when add that our business has been such for year
as to demand the choicest instruments we ooult
select from the best makers. Mrs R. Joins me in az
pressions of gratitude that you have produced s,
fine Pianoforte.
We shah ever think Of you when at the instruneni
Truly yours, etc. EDGAR A. RoBBnss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

The following. ont Of numsrous catering test
monials that have been received By the manufao.
turera Boardmaa Gray,s Piano Eortsa 81
Jenny Lind, that Queen Of Song writes as fol.
lows: -
eentlcmsn-It gives me much pleasure TO sneak in
saysr o. yer Piano Fortss which have been used b
me At different tines during Es stay d this sountry
have every reason 70 BE- aasasd with their quaiity
to receive the patronage 81 TIE public thsy = alI
deserve. remain. gentlsmsn, gours, truly ohliesd
New York JENNY LIND.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

city o. Kew orleans ~. CArondetet Canal
fas HaNs fsdViedtioa Company - Eii1 &
/ & EQ0ND D4HTNIC1 aoOuRE OF NEW OR.
- leans, No Sc, f-3y virtue Of writ Of Teri "a.
Di1tTet eonElof NaN OFissns IA the above entitled
cause Win proceed 70 sell At public Auction at me
NaHeh4u1a 9ua AuctsdnPeIf A1chauRa,s Rofal
street between Canal aud Customhouse directs, ip
the Second Di5tfict II this cts. % MONDAY Jure
= 9eloef ~ tes AZ sing ce7eri bed prep
aasps uheptl District Do, q equase beunded b
Bayou 81 John l0; Assisted a. 5000 ~ front
NJ on Ba4rl - Jonls 4fsaa11d - S1A1 4eu1rfllu
% ne ant ron of 1864 deposited N tAe Treas
ulel.A eldee 81 this city. - 4-
EQizNa - The kbeFa autt s af sH fa X
4 y " Il 'RaraE W. ApRmw.
epB myIsM ahayi4 q ~ PsEiaa u QziaaRa
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TEIEARAPH nnlEPANIES,

nHE MATTON AL
= -
Q Q ma z a N x \
usAl' iFanohi'sa conferred By resent st Of Com
route. in the United States The stock Is to be
-. .. 7--..-,-.
!. 49, Il, 49,.
:. =. a., :. ~ -. .,,.,,,,,,,
-, A., ,,,,os ,...
m. o,nit,I ia Ton,
@IOO PER SHAR f i.
&aE PM SHARE
And this amount is to be paid as follows: One per
cent at the time Of subscribing, and no more, until
the entire capital has been subscribed and then on
calls to be made by the Board of Directors install
ments not to euCsed Eve per cent per month When
thryve per cent of the value Of the shares has
been paid, Oertdcateso Of stock win be issued. This
will give the COMPANY pAidup
| VIa2n Ni4n1IAl nj XI1.1tHLIH
"nion "iii De sum0'en' 70 "oph'S0e nneS 70 a.
nearly al the paying points FeAoneo 0g 'ns present
monopoly
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stHclAL JOURNAL OF The CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
1FIeAl ORGAN OF The REPUBLICAN. PARTY.
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CALLs-HOW TO BE MADE.

eALLs-HOW TO BE MADE
One per cent of the Stock viii be required on sub
scribns and subsequent calls. not to exceed Ave per
cent per month, via be made BY the Board of Di-
reetors. from time to time, may be necessary, to
supply funds to construct and equip the lines but
no calls will be made after the per cent is paid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been sub
sOribed
Aotual Capital Required.
Ths Company confidently believe that thirty.avs
per esnt Of the Capital stock viii construct and
fulIS equip
$4,000 miles OF wire.
which win connect al the cOmmsrciAt Centres and
important places in the uuited States This opinion
rests upon the mOStrstable estimates and RESPONSE
/ bic oasrs 70 construct ana equip the lines. -
ina National Telegraph Company is organized an,
der the laws Of the STATE Of New York and franchises
conferred By an act Of Congress. approved July "a
1855 f7e 81 saasss - 7sr s
Fssaidsus-eEoRaE B. sENTER, Of oisyo.
land. Ohio. s 5de a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soUIBEA Of New
Konk oitg. sssisagar +
ssprssAg-GEeRsH p WALLER Of NsF
YORK o's' st9 a3ELEgaE
1
C0AEPANY1S OFFICE.
G4zafT .4Aa481 e9aaH
Nos. "a au4Ass ntsAa~as. Ns~ rosn,s,,
GE3N#aN @-z $ 81
"a 4h8aEaH HkNH Z
3 AHmitad Amonntsf thsoApllal sioOkof thia Com.
pauy is allotted to tAs Reality. and thou, having al
oDpaFAunits. and sabsaihins. win b paced upon
oquai tsrmn with its oorporstora. and win uocurs
iks interest d a. iFanolss ahiah have asoFusa Of
nay ,hsFsaitsy accrue y The Company tson any md
"a ssprsaN ~ b sssassas asls.ss ~ . tlsg
Hnhsudptiona win be racsiHad bE sl
% aJUIAs oxasARD. nsas EsHF (
oaahisE Cts Hslsakl BssEs EuIC0 6
THOMAS Dfx. ESQ.
olshisr Kershatls Baak. ana - kHApga
ssdS 7sr .ttasl9 6sa1 .ssaaa .ass4
ID. WEBSTER. ESQ.
General Agent 81 TIE Company, & tAs once 3
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WnH
Hat Eoyaeas 81Feet, Up Rsaarss
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IlAIHEnaH ooNcRAT n AInAax. = ThaIhor
used On this occasion and also the nort svaaIs a
xEcy, eas d the new Grand Pianos d Bosrdsssn
GRAY Co. and repeatedly sEplasasd hinsslf e -.
hsAied with e. beth IN tsns and tbush. AZ fas
elaae q each eoncstt. he sound Tia instrumsnt In
cumplats tune witbsua even anazapsrfsst pusson.-
New Kork Musical RsyieN. ~ 77E7 =
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AfMUl4 Ntfl 1NNE Sal lf nHIHf4aiHnH Iii,
co1ht4t ~ fsEarlos; when
nnias PleFca drove Hnrr otie ~ fks ',r,.l, =
" 4 500 efa foIoet |iffde.
la.1qu made 4H forget Eor Enz0. aad
aac ma Ial d n N 81
aNRaqR villas L p|i
soansizr acme and iI,.'-i., 49,.
~ egQ lesRR cnaaes { ~ a5'.9 81
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"a - - n $3.50 : = '.'7 = ~
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.aei.sa &e8n
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81 GFIeans 3epnbIieatn.

HFElN JOURNAL OF THE UNIFIED STETts.
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900 A. M from Albany only-Stopping a ]
tons to Syracuse Is 90 r. Nj and eonnecting
p NJ, via tha Auburn Road, reaching Rocha.
Las p. M,, and also with Express Train, Vi !
rect Road, reaching Rochester at $50 Pm
falo and Suspension Bridge a. 100 r. N, y
nsctlng for al pointa IN the West.
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General Agent 81 ths oenpany, et he oiHc
II D. Danh d css
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ne . sSatsx. ma ~ qoFs 1ga.,e.
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wa ~ 81 si-s
s. tegs Is I9'l1s|A 4 8ssa1ra. Il
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

The present telegraph Companies of the county
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly,
and are earning siK millions Of dollars per
year, or over one hundred per cent on the actual
cost Of their lines their present capital having been
watsred over one thousand per cent
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why" sed to Randall, who sat moody
and alone, adon,t 700 and the President
share IN the general exileratfon He doesn't
seala to be the least eggscited.H
a.sWhy shO0d Weg1 ret0eseda he. ssDoth
the aheph go into spasrns over the sheep
1e hez safe IN his fold Tho fact Is, our
Nggacttin time wuz sevral weeks AGO. whfls
re WIZ q buyine Nv en-, and Affanagii FOR
tliss The Black Crook Is rathef etarfiIn q
! taa eehelder from the fronf, lsIit y, ~ =
ers whe contracted for the leeR At 20
1a1cA aPaiE, and ranged the tahl, il ain't
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80 2 p 1-77II ElIllo Tal g tI1 H1d80n Nomala
Academy and aushsr 81 thu b6auisful cantssa. -
Return Of Spring, 90 iasor.blS nataosd a ~ Nav
York Musical WoEId, Ufitss. 81
havs had in daily Zee. 10 several ~ = X n.
Hudson Esmais Aoadsny, ths Pians Fs-ts. ~
Boardman. Gzas dc6 WIN ihs most sbaa8-Si 4.
parlunitiee log tharoughiy testing them "a e,6Tg
fegpset can speak wiih nnqualiEaa nppasb II
tnlE praise. For dnf4blltg. airaasti, standir9 q
tnna and Tor those qualities % A
Piano BoF.ea suhae.td . severe and couslant nana
reonddaE ttein nHsxnalisd 81 AZ Hhidh hare 49,
alought - ~ nstipa I s1ot1 oofalalg laaoaa,1
then e Al, and leelaz1 b thaas aho nag b a
ta1nulsd n paeanEna. III echeris and aaaAsniss
l1lll1satalIct a1ar9lirF saarltfaE
lglgsIlI -. Joaa ). hAaiiH
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THE PRESIDENCY.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PACE.

varied sentiments OF the varied gr. ,uns The steps,
me yestibule the reading roor fhe Sitting room and
the barroom were filled W IN the knots of takers In
the barroom, where, rom force Of habit the most
boIsterous eemes OF political takers are most apt
10 congrega. - although here last evening only the
mlIess orCroton and strongest OF cigars were 70 De
Obtained, was pretty noisy crowd-such crown
as seem to think that loud talking and tall swearin
make up the incontrovertible points OF aument.
II s needless to pursue these quotapis or TO give
repetitions Of arguments po~ threadbare in
favor OF the most prominent candidates
talked n,s O. Ga. as ke'J to be nominated. One
side The arsument began early and it was continued
late, with the result that generally follows all poti-
cal arguments-each one at the close entertained the
Same views he did at the beginning. II was, in fact
all random talk--a boisterOus and Intellectual waste
concentration OF political breezes from every direc
ton. AT the rooms OF the different State dele
cations was more moderation OF utterance
and dignity Of caucusing for to-day's pre-
ceedings in the Convention. Some trouble
Is apprehended on the subject Of a permanent
tribe to the grand tug Of war to follow. Chase,
Pendleton and Hendricks are unquestionably re-
garded as the strongest candidates in the field.
IL ls the general conviction, from the diversity OF
sentiment on candidates pervading the delegates,
that stormy and exciting contest may be looked for
Some talk about States boiling unless things go to
suit them, and it taking several days TO
accomplish nomination; but there is strong paci-
hcatory clement who believe that the present polti-
cal crisis OF the country the great and vital issues at
party To insure its in the coming Presidential
contest Will induce prompt and harmonious action
In the conventional speedy agreeing upon the can
didafe TO be followed by prompt and energetic &C
ton of the consolidated democracy OF the country to
win in the coming race and defeat Grant and rad
CalasIn
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would now dare TO resort; Il has abolished the right
OF appeal on important constitutional questions 10 the
supreme judicial tribunal and threatens TO cura or
destroy us original Jurisdiction which s irrevocaDy
vested by the constitution while the learned Chlef
Justice mas been subjected TO the most atrocous
caiomlles, merely because he would not prostitute
his high ONCE 10 the support OF the false and part
san charges preferred against an honest and patr-
Otlc PRESIDENT whose noble vetOes will live az long
as civil liberty and constitutional governments exist
~ earth. u
rhe s6ffug.lon and sxtreysgAnef Il W. T';y
cuoiRg ne taxes heretofore collected anu uisDurseu
apc the debt still due, they have imposed al
rectly on the people burden exceeding fo1r
billions OF dollars, While the sums indirectly ex-
torted nom labor and capital by the frauds mono
poles and corruption OF this party have feacced
President OF his constitutional power Of appointment
including even his Cabinet, and have forced upon
him recusant and malignant secretary, while, in
defiance OF the constitutional provision which makes
the President OOmmander-in:Chief OF the Army and
Navy, they have placed over his head hostile parti-
candidate for the Presidency, determined thus, by
1oroe and fraud, aided by his sword and power, TO
conquer the ballot box and the people Under re-
peated radical assaults the pillars OF the govern
ment are rocking on their base; and should this
party succeed In November next and inaugurate
their President we shall meet as a subject and con-
quered people amid the ruins OF liberty and the scat
Tered fragments OF the constitution.
upon this platform the democratic party appeals
10 every patriot including all the conservative ee-
ana restore the Union forgetting all past differences
OF opinion, to unite with In the present great and
maj struggle for the liberties OF the peoples and that
10 al such TO whatever party they may have hereto
lore belonged we extend the right hand or fellow
and brethren,