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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

to guide your armies. Any nation
might be proud to have such man to
place in the seat of highest honor. Col
fax has no superior for energy and
craftsmanship. His surprising abilities
brought him from "A lowly position in a
printing house, to the speakers chair,
where he has served with marked dis
tinction, for three consecutive terms.
The gentleman, who has been solicit
ed to accept the nomination for member
of Congress, is SO well known in this
district, that it is unnecessary to offer o
word in regard to his fitness. The pub
lie prints, far and near, have been tenn
ing with plaudits of his unblemished
and unexceptionable character. In
every public meeting the theme of dis
course has been Hon. Amos Clark. Jr.
His suitability for the sacred trust
His unfinching patriotism. His firm
ness of purpose. His uprightness.
His extensive and expanding influence.
His assiduous adroitness, by which he
is enable to accomplish almost any
desired object. His great munificence.
His faithfulness to trust, and his great
desire, next to his country, to serve his
native place. All this and more, to
which it is not necessary now to refer,
point with precision, to Hon. Amos
Clark, Jr., as the man fitted for the
trust, and certainly most deserving OF
the honor, at the hands of the people.
1t is a rare thing at the end of an ac-
tive canvass, to find a character SO in
vulnerable, as to pass through such q
scathing ordeal, without being assailed
at any point, by the most inveterate
critic Voters, seek divine guidance as
you repair to the polling booth, and
assist not Conscientious convictions.
A VOTER.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

Gen. Wertemberg of the Austrian
army was received at Fortress Monroe,
on Saturday, with military honors
Samuel b. Stone has recovered 81, 600
from the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road Company, for damages from being
run over.
Gov. Seymour made brief speech
i'll Bethlehem, Penn, on Saturday,
and addressed a crowd in .Wilkesbare
in the evening. He spent Sunday with
the Hon. George w. Woodward.
Massina & Farnsworth's blocks, in
Gliding eight business houses and
Farnsworth's residence, at Lackawanna
Penn, were burned on Friday night
Four other business houses were par
tally burned Loss $4,000.
Speaker Colfax, in his speeches on
Friday and Saturday at Evansville and
Terra Haute, denounced the vulgar and
sculrilous anti foreign speech recently
published, as Delivered 10y him in 1855,
as a sham eless l~-,-.. on and forgery.
The Rev. Henry L. Lawrence Of
Waltham, Mass. formerly a Baptist
minister in Roundout, ~ Y, was killed
on Saturday in Hudson-st., Boston, by
the talling of piece Of stove casting
from loaded furniture wagon. The
fragment struck him on the head, and
fractured his skull
Five men attempted to rob the First
National Bank at Alton, ILL.,, early yes
terday morning While they were
drilling the vanlt, NJ. II. Fuller, pri-
waite watchlnan, arrested one who was
outside watching, when the others at
taxed the officer cat his head dreadful
~ with steel bar, and shot him
through the heart, killing him instant
Is The robbers then escaped.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

THE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is pub
ished ut l5j Broad street, next to the Post
Office, by DRAKE AND GUSHING, Editors and
Propretors. Mail subscribers five dollars a
year, in advance. Single copies two cents.
J MADISON DRAKE.
FOSTER NJ GUSHING.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

The Republicans of the Third Dis
trict of this state have placed in nomi-
nation, Hon Amos Clark, now state SEN
ator from Union county. No man in
the state has fairer or better record,
and if any Republican can carry that
district, he can do it. Mr.. Clark is
now in the prime Of life /; he has, by his
own industry, intelligence and enter
prise accumulated handsome compe-
tency he is a generous, liberal open
handed gentleman, and deservedly pop
ular wherever he is known. Asa mem
Der of the state senate he has been dis
tinguished by the zeal with which he
watched over and advanced the inter
ests OF his constituents, as well as the
interests Of the state at large. In all
the scandalous reports in regard to the
corruptions of legislators, Mr.. Clark's
name was never, under any circumstan-
ces, connected. In his own county he
is popular with men Of all parties, and
will carry it by heavy majority. In
the other counties Of the district he is,
of course, less known, but wherever he
has been, he has made good impress
sion. and will receive many votes from
Democrats.
Mr.. Bird, the Democratic candidate,
is a lawyer, residing at Pennington, and
formerly Prosecutor Of the Hunterdon
Pleas He is lawyer OF respectable
standing-not in the lowest, and by no
means in the highest rank. His per-
sonal character is, so far as We know,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

Boys in Blue-remember and reward
loyalty and vote the whole Republican
ticket.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

Rag~ Don't forget to be present at
Elizabeth Avenue M. E Churh, this
evening, to hear Matthew Hale Smith S
interesting Lecture on Our Flag"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02

Jerseymen-remember and vote for
John [. Blair.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-02
aa sgems nj the DAY,

Boys in Blue--remember Fort Pill
low and vote the Republican ticket.
For the Kellogg concerts 1000 tick
cts were sold in Boston on Saturday.
The Montana, from San Francisco,
on Saturday, took out $401 900 in trea-
sure
The Canadian Emigration Conference
in Ottawa, closed its session ON Friday.
The Selma, Rome, and Dalton Rail
road was completed to Rome, Ga, on
Saturday
y Citizens of Elizabeth, do you desire
your city to become port OF ntry, and
have governmental buildings if SO, vote
for Amos Clark, Jr.
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Oas SetOeIber8er Sd,Ipf.
Sin gSort on.oie Deatfben.

Die nunoerboler sSerbEftnoe bes
tuunOsrboIlen IeHrigen SaBres bra1ten
mid tuieber einaal na6 9eibelbera.
sd ftteg Sen G9lobberg Ainan, bers
IineiIte ailf ben, Serrallerl, mid Der
0lusbIide in Berg uno SbaI erfrenen6,
i6ritt ourd ben @dlobbof bic prahtiae
MrhitetturI beiyunoernD, Iuftipanpelte
6iirlb ben Yarf, mid an ben gielens.
.b6n nen Slt erqui6tlt, urb IieB mid
ihIieblt9 ouf Der lekten Nantsber Eers
raffe nteoer4 tim LANCE, lnnge hinaus q
sutraunten IN 0iele uusrreiAbar herrs
lid5e un0 Iihe4an6tld1ft. DieGbene
nit ibrenS tdbteu unp D0rfern ihman1m
III eolOeneln 9idte, fern begrenat ourb
Oie Gebiroe Der 9arot, redyts uno Iinfs
Eo1benal0ete Gsbirae, unten Der raus;
f9enOe 6Iub nit Der trauIidsn G taot
unO Iinfs in g oteeraruuoe bic Nuine
soes 6ei0elbereer 9dI0lies,
3 DIE gauiHe2 Sc fin6 bieaeidt
fiinfnnbsfD antig Sabre, oaB i'd surf err
ten 9ldls an bisleE GtsHs fab. llnb
bann bin id nod oft 3Mriifgefe art.
5ebeB W1aI .absr tam mir berielbe ge
banfe SOL 0eftltE 0Qs 6eiDeEberQer
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Iangt ~ blafsr, ebs fis eiele xieieabafs
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iuibs6ab i'd paplab lid Stein nm @EgiH
II @'.ss.S AaE Asr I,eff1Iff1e 9fiefenho1s
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Die SIS ablem.

i +
gm aeErieen Sage lpuroe bic 9rebe
MabIi@labf eefdlaeefi uno Elm slor'
reiAer @iea Der republ ifnnifhen Gan
6ibaten nar 6as glitlid.e Gefultat !
Mlit Sreuoe alno init e5toI5 bIiGen nit
auf 0ieie GmH1eiolln8 zines freien,-
raitloe hortudrts fdreiteaSen 8oifes
unb nit 8ertronea uno 3nberftd1t fAant
nun OGs Gnae In Die 8aflnftl Die
Droben6en Musf6ten anf Grnellernng
bes Samples iino ueridmunoen, oenn
in General Ur0ft efferaeii mir Qlae
ben feften 8iireen fiits bic erbal@ttsl
6ee Srie6ens Hsssssl stsk hsz e Z.
Comet bic lekt Sic g8ablbertdte
eineeeangei fh6; babtn Ste 6epnbIi'
faner in allen 9ouptItnaten 9lan5enoe
Nlaiorit6ten errun0ens in Stem s9ort
oeaen 10000, in 4ennf1lbauien 3d.
900, in Sbio 45, 600, iitSn0iana ,12,s
600. 9luh Connecticut, aAf pel9es
Die Demofraten NIT ftolier AGiegesD
boffnuna bIjftcn, 9lebt @rant cine
Waicritdt ion 5000. 8elOnbers err
freuliA aber lit es, oaB Die repubfitap
nif61e WaioritGt LIBERAL felt Den Sftos
bernabIenS bergr0bert tporben if,-ein
Bepeis, ba6 cine Naet9e Der einiibts.
boLIeren Demofraten gu oer ueber3eup
ouna eeIaugt lin0. MIR burh Die repus
bIitaniibe 4orteI tonne Die 9BobIs
fabrt Des 2an0es boIi9 mie6erber9es
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tueroen. g ssf
@ie mir bcAerfrent iiber ben @uss
gang Der eglrioen 9bnbten i'm .srOBei
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belonbers iiber Oas Gr0ebniB Derfelben
in unfrett ereeren @rentea. Sic St.
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Ben srOSen, aHoeueirlen eieg nod nm
70 erfreuIi@er, 0a mir iest 6urd einen
10 ousgeseibneten Hepublifaner in Der
Rational : 9sgisIatur hertreten fein
Her6en.
U16ae nun aler 9arteibaB, allies
8orurtbeil fAneu berl9min0en un6
m0ee Elm Seller 8erteauen ieken in ben
Hatriotismus Der &euermablten, eann
iuer6en mir fi5erIit0 elmer berrIi9en
3ufunft ent0eeengeben Mles Der.
eirige fi@ in Dem Aserfe, cine t1eue
Gera berauf5uflbren inter Der Ge9ioe
bon
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-04

6iiritenld5IofEss biirften bic WlitteI eis
ner fiirltlihen 6ainiIie ni9t iiberiteis
gen. 8ieuciht tDiroe Der Qanoesherr
bon BoOen es iin nidt nebmen lnfen,
nls RaAfOIetr BET Gurfirlten bon Der
YfaIs oisf3utreten. SnbeRen Oiirfte bic
SOee, 70 Mandes fle fur ii9 bat, bod,
aud bieIe GeeHer finOefL noHentIid,
oo~0ie 3uine IN ibrer iebieen @efnIt
Elm bO4lt merfniiroigeS 9elGi9tIides
SenfnaI iits SSiro. bas beioeIberaer
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berlieren, iueut1 Der bon BEN Sran3oien
bath IN ben SdIobgraben Binetnges
ipren9te 10 n1nleril9 6a IieeenoeS burn
btnipegger1untt mir6e ? Sn6efTen
molten mir cine Soee, bic fd5cn Nfans
dem aufseftieaen lit, germ anresea
Iofen.
cole 0feO. Der a6Iner 8tg.)
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,,Nac6riebteis ans Deiitftbs
Lamb siasn Ser @ebmci3 -"
OfffeislIss CrgaM Der 6rntl@en SlEeits
rumgtn Fiir Observation-Disclosures
grm, .Ghiftalfabmngcn afs &C..

9ieie 8eft1ins 1T bic etHatge tbret Mrt Ia Der
zBet, inbem ne Sic trtereKanteftel 2ofelnn9xi9teH
aus aHeu Drten DeiItfH lambs uiib Der S@weia :
imeif aus $50 BIS $50 Crtep ieoe @o@e = bEiuet.
ebe1tfs entbdlt iehe Drummer ausffbri9e eiften
Dsl5enfg1e MufForberuueen an GHteesennabme
pom erb1aaiten nns Nsarnfe roe &Dpotbste1lsIdns
btaern. - 8erfborenhe tt erfdrungea. = Ecneurss
GflIffnnaen = 2iRen pom BerebeIi datnfkn uns
Fobesf dpen aus allen pste pom 9eatf9LaEe urb
Dieie 8eshans ii Bsioastrsl ps9tss fis cue SER
Iebenhen Dptsiben pno Stweitsr, be NED S,stes
Fee an ben Dor ldn0sn h i5stf aIten seint6&k siebs
men.
M HenueIfes woh1sh pieEe Daatgdta nfe 9sseas
Iaiaou Der kNa9El9ten nrs DelIti4lanb mab Der
S9wetts IN Rem p0rHs @bilAbeipbte, ct. 2omia umb
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nc, eanisfr ale pei iyeene einsr eubsren SEiEune.
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Gre / nab gDIfag!


Slo@ iTn6 bic gBaEIberi9te i1iGt
boIIf6nOig ein9eIaufen, dIIein 6as Ees
fuGtat 1T 6nrurt nidt ,itin0er betanrt.
SaS 8oIt Der Ser. @Staaten bat in Der
qeftriaen BabI 1lIDlIes g. @rant gum
VrdI0enten iin0 @dnnler golfor gum
8icep HrafbeFiten eriudhlt @ube uno
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fabrt, 6Ortldritt NIB Mefortn5 babeu
aeftern In nnfrem 2anOe einen 8iee ges
feiert, 0eiIen 6oIeea fur 0as Slid 0es
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fiirhtnnatn Dor nelea blutigen &riegeI
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belt iit bon feiner 0robenAen M0Ife
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bnben
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Oie g8abItanpTS NIT ilb brihge1l, ~
auberft befIaeens lpsrtben Muftrittet
in Stein Orleans unO Der bortigen nnts
gegenO gefabrt UNI - III jogat Jun
BIutbergieben oefonnien. Sfenbar
mar an Diefen barbarilAen aS5esteh Die
@utb Der 6emofraf idlen g8ejben gegefl.
hire republif1ail der. MlitbiirQer fHAlb
unO Da felt WenerdI gberiOdns QlbbSs
rufunq bon bort, Die ifoiianlaabireaoen'
Generate penig mebE, ats 'btcBe Deatnsf
fratiihe 9artei9dn9er iDaren, iueIdle
ben rebelii1en uebeltbdtern 0ur9 BITE
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bern, tuenn Die 2eiOspfd8 q iOs breden
uno in EhatiafsiEena sarten.
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rer Belt neniaeSs giled5 If sbie @efdbr
fur 0ie QInig6ler ilaIbenfiferneR 2Dsften
: nod nihts b0tiihek Grifs fiir5lidy bat
pieOer Elm Gefeht aipilAen ben Srups
pen unD ben Mpa oiancEn tattges
fun6en, III tpeIdera bic GOtbhGute oerb
auf oas 9aupt gei6Laeetl tuurOcn.
SIRE tOtaIe Neruidjtung Nno 9lnsrot>
tung lit nj fg cine 6ra8e Der Belt.
Die YaciIie aelI, lpeIde graos Otrm
lire SagOg hIlaFsn, iueroen rHehr
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lid neil Ste befanllte NepubIifas
ner tuorsn is Is s9 bon ieIbIt bers
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2 NIT NJ ssf
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Rritiiae 8emcrfungen Ser YrefIe.


Sarper's 8naar entbdIt neben BtIbsrsT rz
tern &C. cine MuspabE pom Artitetn befonbereu
Raten uno Snterefie fir be FomtIie Artltel lber
geu6beit, Aeiblne uno 9ansboItune IN alien ietnen
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aeeiafiet, been Sntsrsiie unb EeEcbriing anaerebt
ipirS unh dMferoem brtHgt IS CUTE @ssahIaneen nnb
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idofsen in fnr3et 3et etnen ungebeHren @rfolg err
ret BAT, bonn etmns Refar ses p TOE "a tauieHoen
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has gerIongsn Suna9 trfihs. = Rem 9ort sues
pb ruIr ats rris hi { gtnfprid5s aIs a,f eIeaana
unO 9ertreFf idEeit DC asapers, fen tspoe apbites
Ausfeben, ben @ef9mad unb Eaft, Iueioer f in zen
Stidet beronsiteiit, ooer auf bic HterMif6en 8ei<
rass 6st seit T. seI e. F o0S o9se Tsies
GrI9einuugen bier eoer I'm Ausanbe nett besIegea
IT'S It'll Sc saI SnteIItg 3encer.
Gs lit uns TEN aitherss eftgti4es eber dmerjtanis
f4es asOSe<SournaI betaants ireI9es IN goHian6ias
teit Mnb MAstp 81 hsmfeIben AUD nur Gnndberue
sIsi9sutOmnlen bebaupien lam. - Nsw Derf
Sc BAT So gerbiena BelsBruhs in peuRansissr
etie 3u ertbe len, es geht Reaeanete WAITER IN
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IN Mmerifo iein, ft1 mad HorI9rtff 6ss . ar ju
tleioen.-8 ton SFansg rtpt. :
@ibfcribtIOuss Bebii0nn0en-1S6 !.
CARPETS 8aaat. ssH Sabr-...- $500.
Gia GrirasgrerpIar entIueber bes HaedBtu'ss
beB 2B 20 Elm o Iatfes cher bes y q 8ar TptfA
bei sines GeI6feaSurrsI, Obsf Ie9s cTsmyIars fax
5000 geliefert. 49,
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80 c9eMbIaft nn6 BaBdt an cine Nbreiie II {
Elm S0br 1890 ober tfpet ron 4arpers ReriobieGl1
an etne NbrkHe fur Elm S5ahE 81 go. So 80
TyABsFe glumnera fBMneh iebertett gestefeft ipets
. . gcrts far oatper,s it 20 Gents
has 5abEs wedges In otm @cfamt Oes Subj rsbenten
'sS'sIs @ubFcrtptsonen oas ben briiil9 amsriEanis
i@en 4rpviaten uiiea 20 Gents becnost eathaltsr,
~ k6ineu Ran nereiflre
Neln sNloff
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GurOpdifbe SSabritbten.
EorSOeutsMlanS.

Der 9sraus BON glaITau bat SFentlidt er.
Harm alieu, baB or teint6mess feine Spuse-
rGnitGt an greu6 n nerfauft babe. Die
prsuBil9en 8l1tttr ratben Der &egternng our
Bei@lagnnbnf alee errei&baren gern1Sgens
bes 6ersngs, Bis q bic 8e1tssllhgfett bes
NIT tbni abSel9Ipdsnen gertrdgs nnertannt
hafe
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,,Gin Mepoftorinnt fur Wfobc,
0erenaaen unO SeGebrnS."
Gar>,er's NuSnr.

cine geiIaae rpeId5e SAB reie, pDafdnbtse gluitsr
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Sarper's 8asar enthaIt is Soio. Soften non
Der @r5se uen 5drpersS 9B 4enbIGtt, ges'
lid berdlls. .l,-..e Z
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ieje MnftaIt, 70 ehrenusu befannt 6ur9 tbren
lang 6bris. n, oiseruernsen SrfoL9 IN ber 9erans
0isgeItatteter ilnger Domen bat breu reaeImdbfeen
Stnbien seurfus pieAer beHonIen. aBie seither fnb
ausgesei hnete 2ehrer tn GneliG in6 ran;5iiiM unn
portreffio1e 4rofeIoren aus benz GonferDutcrans Ia
8aris BEL hem 5nifitut angelic t.
Das 9dns ia srpB, Der SpieEp al geraumtg unb bic
Mebnungen lsno eeiunb. 4arors SoarberS f6nnefg
beionoere 2inluEer erbalten.
@sgen ndkeref Bena@ri5 tieung rpeuhe man ftF
perlSnti an haB Sffifilt cber trfeHi BITE Dtrets
tDrtn, Mbreife hes Snurnals .Reuatfonee SoifiiiaS
naifea, as Cont 9de pOh er&aRss AHep, Nems
Orleans. fepf25 fW
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- trt73fs -. $o4s ~ -
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SEQ. 9. entffen. setrstdr.


49,. q, z. Set s gteetsn BON MmerLEa. lss
Sfaat Nep Yort, Stoet uu0 Gountp Rem Tori, 50.
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Se9ntfn Suit ad1t3ebnbunoert uno ac5t unA fechaie
por MIR eeuln Is. eorep JUL, einem Gommifiione
y; ~ esr Stset sssp Port rettdsts snses
ies 5enHefse uns ben @eiefen hefeI en- nemdB, am
BE Aneftennng 3nfunenten u.f NJ bafeIbia aus
geeronthsu ooer 81 regtrrei1, entgegen ;u nehnen,
grsltns spman 4rdfoent na6 Seq. S. Sntffen, SCI
tretdr, Der antderbOder 2Nbeus 8aaherilnas @es
euiah peribnIi9 erid ienen, wsIbe ieber befcRhers
gehort9 enget4ppren mir eit1rten aab faQteli,
oaB bic Angelegenbeten uno Snhen, mic fr fnnem
DetgefngtEn SerI6t ben fte Mnterses9net bdbens
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-12
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH l2 1868

usurpers into the Potomac, and to pre-
serve the Constitution and laws OF the
United States
For the present, let the demagogues
20 ahead and play out their part OF the
little game. They are helping the
Democracy in more ways than one.
Their time will be mp as sure as fate, be-
fore this year Of grace comes to an end.
Meanwhile, let every man who has tve
dollars 10 spare go aud buy a musket,
and see to Il that il is kept constantly
primed and ready for use.
As for the President himself, we may
add, be is but a feather on the wave.
The revolutionists will sweep him away.
His fate would have been otherwise had
he stood by the Democracy when the
Radicals abandoned him. He saw fit to
act otherwise, aud now, verify, he has
his reward. Let his expe riences be a
warning to all public men in times like
these, tha. il they are ia arms against
the usurpers, there is no safety for them
outside the fold of the great Democratic
party.-N Y. Metropolitan Record.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-12
The Shipping Interest.

A Philadelphia correspondent of tn
New York Herald, after giving an inter
esting description of the Penr, and other
works in that city, showing their ca
pacity for ship building, closes his COM
munication as follows;
Again, to better prove the position
have taken in regard to the original crea-
tions our naval architects lave produced,
evincing their skill for greater and
grauder carnations that will rank their
builders among those who have been
crowned in art with immortal remem-
brance, are the following iron steamships
of one thousand tons burden and over
built in this country, the greater number
of which have gained victories 10 the
webs Of commercial greatness they have
woven more honorable than those gained
upon stricken field, even as the arts oi
peace are ever more noble and emo
bling than the arts of war: