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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-03-18
ri Chatham County.

"3 ''i ri Chatham County.
W. The Republicans OF Chatham county will hON
meeting in Peterborough on the 2lst day d
March, to nominate candidates for the LcgslatuF
and County offices. A full attendance is reque'
ted. All good Unionists, who are Rcpablicam
and all disposed to act in good faith in restori'.
the Union under the Reconstruction Acts, sr
invited to attend. Per order of llfrI
.fs,,77 ..i..,s,.3-e,s.r 'l.-. r..ii COMMITTEE
March z, 1868. d. ..It.... 1l2-td
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
NATIONAL LABOR UNION.

A grand rally of wOrking-men under the
auspices OF the National Labor Union, took place last
evening at the Cooper Institute. The exercises did not
till time after the hour set owing to the
non-appearance OF delegation from the Brckayers'
Unions. At about 81 o'clock the expected deputston
entered the hail. headed by band Of music. Mr. j. c. C..
Whaey, President OF the National Labor Union, was
nominated Chairman, and Mr.. Alexander Troup.
Secretary Among those seated the plat
form were, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
and Miss Susan b. Anthony. committee
OF three appointed TO report list OF officers for the
meeting and the result Of their abOrs the usual long
roll OF vcepresidents Mr. Whaey opened the exercises
with short address in which, after thanking the audi
ence for honor they had extended to him, he
hearsed the principles of the Union as embodied IN the
resolutions He called the people IN the North the
South the East and the West TO support the platform
and demand that the interests Of the aborng classes be
looked after ongpreambe and resolutions were then
UNANIMOUSLY adopCed.
After the enthusiasm created by the reading of these
resolutions had somewhat subsided, the Chairman i'll
troduced Congressman Carey OF Ohio, who made q
spcech Al ia concusiou Messrs. H. III. Haywood OF
Boston, John ITinchclfe OF Illinois, and Richard
Trevellck Of Michigan delivered short addresses OF
similar purpOrt, 9ftcr which the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

with others who have done likewise. are stigmatEed
se tSa % q, military deSpots BUT
II will be your turn next The action OF the people
last year did not stay Congress IN the designs 20 per
peuate ITSELF aud they proceeded to enact laws to con
troll the will Of the North 1t not the liberties OF the
south that are alone concerned You are SOUGHT 10 Ds
about 20 in the Senate put there by the army OF General
Grant and to maintain them there and to preserve the
present rule t will be necessary for you 10 support an
army in the South on the I'd Of March, 1882 when was
od,eG member Of President h LneOm' cabinet pets
letter denouncng the doctrine that Congress had right
sanction of Old Abe himself When Secession necessa
taed resort TO and all national men depOred this
stab at the Union thoughtful people became alarmed
not that Secession evil in itself but because we
knew that armies would be rased ana supported ana
people Congress passed law keep Secretary Stanton
IN office, and, behold, committee was appointed with
Ss M mpes Masy neea Gen Grant, Of saSR Pro
ceeding. Why, Caesar. when he was recognized
preserved all the OF the Constitution, while per
fecting military desposm have always been Dem
oerat since knew anything about the party, and my
father was friend Of the hero President Gen Jackson
left the Democratic party when found the south ds
coy r On ene eve sn a op te insons and
by this consolidated that section ana Sought 10
racy in that form of Government. and find as
little or less in the Republican party or
are enfranchised and such men as Huston and Jones,
who UnlOnists to the end, are stricken down
IL is because the 1900 promise TO vote for the Radicals
and the Others will not the Radical ticket II Con
gress can take up this measure and impose 1t on the
South why cannot Congress take up HewY0rk and New
jersey and prescribe who shall vote and who shall not
1t right that the intelligence Of the South such men
be permitted TO control its destiny. Gentlemen,
patriotism will not die when the Radical party shall
become extinct Should the whole noble mon
OF the South be despOiled OF citizenship,
a despOtsm as vile ever descended on one
power will be established. Congress will have the
power change the form Of Government and perpeuate
their own existence to the end.
Judge w. W OBren Of Illinois and Others, followed
with short addresses, and the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

DoUGHTY-In Brotlyn D. JAY l. jobs Doughty aged
years, months and IL dayat
The Of family respectfully invited stet
bis foDeral lot o'clock from the South seeoadst NJ T.
Church
CHAPMANTu Brookyn seventh ay) dsy the
dence suBt Mary Bneu only daughter o. q
The relative. friends the family respectfully iayted 10 ed
beT funeral from Of her father NO bPntnam
Do~Dagst Frst day SundayD the 5'h inst 1@ooek As
afernoon.
HuLL-It C'sk T.. suddenly Friday July D. Cook Hall.
The relatives friends family and Of his boher law Dr.
John Gray invited 70 attend the funeral al h late resdsses
al Catskh On SUNDAY, July 3,h3p
McMLLAN-On Prsiay July ilSess g. ss os
Robert II. hcMilsB formerly Of this city
The funeral will take place f the residence Of her soufasu Joe
Stanton r No Jl5 West Twenty thrJsI. Mnlay july 1s
O'Clock D. ".
New-0resns papers peNse copy
PPANNBR-Suddeny Wednesday Juy congestion bs,s
Frederick Phuoer, 10 the 57h year Of his ase.
Providence, r. L. papers please copy
SPRAGUR-Suddeny bis residence Msdnsve Wee
Resdsy July l. john Hhen Sprague the 5a Of his
Re aye and friends the family respectfully Invited s end TIE
services the Mercers Presbyterian Church. nOodaT
July 8. at II a. IN, without further notice.
SMITH-on Friday Jolly at bis late residence No 8 we, Thirty,
siTthst., james Smith 40 the Gath year Of his
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the hne
from the Broadway Tabernacle Church Monday morning al 10
O'clock
TWBBDY-At Danbury Conn on wdnesy July Samuel Tweedy
aged 81
Funeral OF sunday afternoon, July 5, at O'Clock
VAN RENsSBLABR-At Bslevie j. July Elizabeth wife Of
Johu Van Lensselaer, In the sd year OF her age.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited to steaf
the funeral from her late residence MONDAY the 9th Inst at
without further invitation Carriages will meet the IL uas
from New-lork at Centre ST., Depai, Hewarl.
wINSL0W-On July Mr Mary Winsow in the goth year OF her
Her funeral will take place residence OF her daughter h
Beunet No IA Wsshng0ust Monday morning July o.
o'clock remains will for ntermeat Rel
atyes and friends are invited to attend the funeral
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE - CONFLICT OF AU-
10. THORITY. - errts,-'

JACKSON July 3.-The Committee Of five,
appointed by the late Convention have been taking test
mony from negroes TO prove fraudulent dealings in the
election They sat with clOsedidOors, receiving only er
parte reports To-day number Of new witnesses were
introduced and delegation of citizens, consisting Of
Judge sharkey Judge Potter, Joshua Green, Gen. Whar
ton, and Col Jones S. Hamilton called upon the
Committee, and asked TO hear the testimony.
which was refused. High words ensued. and
a pistol was drawn by attach6 OF the committee The
offender was arrested and taken before the City Court
and while the trial In progress, the military shs
pended the civil proceedings and the prisoners were
ordered TO report TO the military mayor tomorrow.
The Committee OF Five, under an ordinance or the
Convention, appointed three commissioners IN each
County 10 supervise the elections to be paid IS per
diem each and these officials presenting their ac
counts Gen. Mcdowell orders the State Auditor to allow
no such accounts as the Reconstruction Fund will pay all
che election expenses
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
DIED.

,RcuERp BroOiyu July Charles Archer IN e va year ''
his ...,s,iy invited 10 attend his
f.,sT. from the Church, corner OF "a"0 ~Au ~
ave- Brooklyn, on Monday. July S"9P m
ou Thursday Juy1 OF disease OF the heart
William H. Brennan aged ~ yeAra a., .A., Tho. n B.pn.u
Ia s.ty,, and friends and those Of bis btohe a. -
Inc nvsd "a attend funeral rom the resaeee o. a
are Ie'lr e. ous No ISL Wesl Fhsenth st On sunday HsR@
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
MiRRIED.

Thurds July b. The se, GSs SS, dauss
inc, D. Alfred L. Case OF New lork SiU 70 mary d. VI" e
tes Of the late Geo W. sherman. No cards -,
urpBARp-BROwN-O Thursday July At ssyvie ~ gS g s
Rev Charles Douglass, X PereJ HoeaTe ot brooAVn " ~
.nniSu
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
BURNETT'S
' " Y
A COMPOUND OF CoCoANuT on, &c.

COMPOUND CocoANur On, &c
FoR HAIR,
u nu,d world vide reputation entirely upon its merits No
other oils neither pomades or alcoholic washeregn or tonecan
compare withit
HAIR DREssISG,
or an n,gOoT and promoter Of the growth OF The h F' w "
III D,ngo Bror, Of fraudulent Sent to sny address
Joseph BURNETT Co, Proptttors
No. 27 Ceutralst, Boston, aud No 'sa BroadNa'
under Metropolitan Hotel, New'ioFE
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

MRS VICTOR TO BE HANGED.
CLEVELAND, O., July 3-Mrs. Victor, con-
viced OF numbering her brother VIM Parquet, was SEN
fenced to-day to be hanged August 2O 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

They do Extract Teeth without Pam at the
co,raS R,Vrst A,soc.rIoS No l9 Cooper Insuute-Com
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
FUNERALS TODAY.
REILLY, JOHN, No. Ill First-ave.
FUNERALS TOMORROW.

FUNERALS TO-MORkOW.
CHAPMAN, MARY r., No. Putnan-sve Brooklyn.
DOUGLASS, Mrs T., No. Il3 Sands-st, Brooklyn.
HUTCHINSON. ROBERT, No. 203 Bast Porty ifh st
LOGAN, Mrs 4 h.. No. I@3 Deaa,st, Brooklyn.
SCOTT SUSAN j., No. asa West POrty-thlrist
TWRRDY SAMUEL Danbury Coma.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
The DIan I'm the Gap.

For the uame probable nominee Of the Democratic
Convention see WILKES SPIRIT Of this day July ~
.s,.- = =. 4 80 > - e -
Ps-THB SPIRIT this daJ s old tGeboAoed hse OF
THE SPIRIT OF THB TIMBS Mr. Wilkes and al ~ powerful COPS
OF writers snll remain associated with It's fortunes
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

A Life may be saved BY sang DALLErS MAGICAL PAs
RYTRLCrOR n OF Who Is badly buksBU PPy
10 ,hs wound al once H will relieve pain sooner than az caes
remedy IN world stops almost instantly psvens 80 s,ss
iron eung always heals without scsr IU hW e"s WV u
IS c.,tsl and he eoaTaced. Sold b. all Dassse
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
Sp,tiaI Hotitts.

Elastic Sponge,
FOR UPHOLSTERY AND SADDLBRf
SUPERIOR SUBSTITUTE POR CURLBD HAIR AND FBAriishS
VAN EORDBN & GOURAUD.
No. " IiONards., N. T..
Agents An Pat Sponge co.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

ARRANGEMENT
FOR CELEBRATING
THB
APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY
or OUR
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE
JULY 4, 1868.
UNDER THE AUSPICES
or THB
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES
OF THB
CITY OF NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
3pulitical 1gOtit,s.


Votes for Presidents,
NOMINATIONS POR PRESIDENT
PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONS,
PARTY PLATFORMS,
POLITICAL STATISTICS
FOR THIRTY YEARS
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT.
Handsomely Bound n Two yolamea
PRICE TIN DOLLARS
FOR sale at THB TRIBUNE OFFICE BY GEORGE TYSON.
Reading Room Hoffman House also al The
Stands Hotels generally and BY all Booksellers and ssvs-
Grant Clubs can obtain an excellent poa GBE GRANT
small FLAGS at prices PBARCh Co.. No At Brosdray
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
More DsmocratIel Threats.

q
Some Of the so called democratic
pspsrs are at this time a littlo a,
head in reasonable threats oftbosc
INDUCED in in 1860. ThsI It was
blood unless q democratic Prosi-
dent should be elected now il is
Ws will elcct by ballots orr pdt in
oar man by blood. The Prairie
Du Chien Courier, adcmocrat pa.
per cfths Brick Pomer6y stripe
after speaking Of the late war Al n
ave ycars Of murdsrous crusadipe
for the sake Of piunder, and tb.
report Of the Democratic pistol
when Lincoln was shot as rover.
bsrating further down tho aisles o.
the future than oil the consolidst
cd cannonading of tho war" be
tails bic readers what the Democ.
sacy arc doing thus: ..'a2
We are preparing for tho great
contest Of 1858, and we shall win
We must win | We will winl Il
not BY ballots then By BLOOD. XIII
Saoh eusses may possibly soms.
time succeed In getting their necIrs
stretched, but tho consequence will
probably bo . shedding Of moro
water than blood.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
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The Indian Question.

The Indian Peace Commission
sis, appointed to treat with the
Western Indian tribes. havo made
along report, the conclusions OF
Of which arc 10 the following Of.
feet: iIn
First--That the Indians have
ssSsssd unnumberod wrongs at
Tho hands Of the government, aud
OF iu whito. citizens.
Socondly-That tho Indians cas-,
Of tho Rocky Mountains should be
gathered into ono or more rssorva.
tions aside from the main routes Of
travel placed undor ctleicnt pro-
tsctiou and eootrol; taught the
industries Of peace; brought undui'
the influences OF Christianity and
civilization aided and instructed
In the transition from uomado to
productive pursuits, and otherwise
assisted ahd directed. sa Ha1
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
n Office, Z !


TENhomas II. Kendall, non-residentiof the
State OF Ohio, will take notice that John
Ashbaughs led "a petition against, him. on inc
18th day of December a. d. 1867, III thA Clerks
Office u fth6COuft OF 0mBon n alor Fairfield
county Ohio setting iorthl that q purohased ,
fr ON the dof, ndant on the 2Gth day OF FaLrii-
ary, 1856 Land Warrant, No, 4i,776, issued toi
defendant under act OF Congfeis Msrrh Sd,
1855, tor l6Q acres oflandand fora VALUABLE con-
siderationpafd thefei0f4 HAT Faid sWarrnts I'm
beng transmitteds 20 q Land Office in Kansas.
was lost in the mail--ihat on The P7th MAY, 1856,
the Department OF the Interior issued to the
pLuntTtf on proof Of otytterkhp D and loes of TIA
original, duplicate warfa anti which cannot be-
now located in the name 'of the plaintiff tor
want ofa written assignment thereon %ithour9
the aid OF the Court, and to the end therefor,
thatlthe'same might be obtained, the said pe-.
titioper prays on the final hearing, that The
Court orderand direct thai the defendant ~
eeuteiO the plaIntiff, . proper asst ghment OF
said warrant to be properly execlt cd and en-
dorsed thereoni and on default so to do, that
the title and ownership Of The same be decresd
to bein .th' plgntitf,y SO that the same ran be
located in his naTnc and FOL his benefit -
And the defendantiis furtheruotihed that he
will bc required to snswer said petition on or
before the llth day Of January, 4. d. 1s6s, and
on his deteult do. a decree will he OBJ
tRlon. ~E 20 isJ0HNGASHBAUGH, ss
ions & ,ssAyssa1t, ~ AttytorPlplaua. iIHi ~ iEF
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
. New York Market

!, I'd, n. r,ea NEW YORK, Dec. 20,
FLOUR-Sales At Il Ss 3oao 90 Il for
superfine State and, ,Wesfern. 90
|7O@1O 60, forextra State "a 3o@ll
90 for extra w estero, sig 50Ala Z "a
for white wheat extras s97oSls 75
for round boop Ohio. sIob0Sl2 M M
forrcom mon 10 good St J,oSis., 10
O0@l6 ,O0for eood;t choice extro
do'--closins ami. Rye Aonr oniet,
sales If 200 barrels al IL bo@s 40
lWHEAT-Salas wh;ta fat Sfats ~ =,
at SO 10 and 30O do rcd PennsvI.
yania at So 65. .G', =
GBARLEY-Sales at s1,85M1 s7l
for State. 81 92ifor Cb;oago.1 10 IN
TOR Canada Vast y1ss
,CORN-1a2c lower sales ~. NJ
81 25ta1 2s for new mixed westorn u
afioat: 81 35al for old do In atorc.
81 24aI 2s,for now wb;ls sontbsrn.
Ar 90 for now vellow Iarsar
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23


The election Of Thurman rs U. S.
Senatorffor six yoars, with salary
Of six thousand dollarsa q year, shows
how nice athing IL is 10 send greet.
ing 10 the enemies Of your country
whom they are about to mako war
on II, and 10 tondcr them little To-.
kehs ofsympathy when they got
into trouble. lfJudge Thurinan's
sympathlcs were on the Union side
during tho "lato unploasantness"
wo have utterly failed 70 discover
tho evidence Of it. II they were
not on tho other side his conduct
and record need an explanation
which has never boon given Del.
dpdre Gazette. i4f..t Idt s.D
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

Colonel Chivington, tho "haro'
OF the Indian massacre in Colorado,
which shocked tho country some
time ago, has resumed his original
calling as Methodist minister, aud
is now located at Nebraska City.
He has, within a short time, lost a
son by drowning in the Platte
River, Nebraska a grandson was
drowned at Denver City; his wife
died very suddenly at u camp
meeting, and itisreported that one
ofhis daughters was lately drown.
cd whilo stepping from u forry.
boat. Besides which, be has been
unfortunate in business, and lost
about all Of his property. 200
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

pT Gen. John Beatty, of Cards
ington, has been nominated by the
Republicans for Congress to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death
of0. s. Hamilton Major Stinoh,
comb, Of. Lancaster, in a speech ut
this place about three years ago,
toldwhen he became an Abolitionist.
He said at Chickamauga, about two
o'clock on Sunday afternoon, when
allelooked dark, and a few thousand
disorganized union soldiers were
firing and falling back slowly aad
sui lenly, hcg saw man on horse
back, riding along between the
two lines and urging tho sol,
diers for Gods sake not to run any
further from the rebels, but to
form their line and never give an
inch. General officers were not
numerous there at that time, and
Stinchcomb said that he was sur
prised to- find, on nearer arpl oach,
that the man on horseback was
Abolitionist Beatty, of Morrow
county, Ohio II that was Aboli-
tionismi he thought he would bo
ono himself This is tho Same Gen.
Beatty who is nominated for Com
gress. Ho is an able man ofirrc.
proachable character. We trust
ho may be elected. Perry County
WeekLN Ltnl. an l-a---..A--l-a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Moro Americans arrested IN
England.

When the Cunard steamshir
Scotia entered Queenstown, o.
Friday evening last, q strong pc
lice force quietly. went on board
and arrested MOsSrs. George Fran
cis Train, 0rinnoll ard Gee, Three
ofths passengers from Now York
They were taken into custody on, a
charge Of bcinG active mombers oi
tho American wing of the FcDian
organization. Tho proceedings
canssd considerable excitement,
especially anoug American resi-.
oeuta. iaa lur.9-Jl .Eel
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23


Tho Committee on Ways and
I Means has adopted the following 8
resolution, as o guide for them.
selvesin amendments of this Inter.
nal Revenue Laws. aAbW
"Resolued, Az tho sense Of this
Committee, that ono hundred and
hity millions Of dollars shall be
considered as tho amount neccss.
ary to bo obtained from internal
taxes, and the same shall, as fur as
practicable, DO collected from,-
First, distilled spirits and fcrmented
liquors; second, tobacco aud mar
uiaciurcs Of tobacco; third, STAMP ps;
fourth, special tax; fifth, incomes;
sixth, dividends; seventh, luxurioe
and amusemcnts; eighth, banks and
railroads; ninth. gross receipts;
tonth, legacies and succcssion; loav.
ing tho lowest possible sam 10 be
collected from tho industrial pur.
suits, or relieving that class Of
interests entirely" n'2 rdl"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

II is only about ono week ago
thatthe universal Democratic press
was shouting praises to the Prcsi.
dent for displaeing Gen. Pope,
and exultng with equal energy
over the good timO coming undcr
Con. Meade, his successor. But the
hcro OF Gettysburg even now Is the
recipient OF tho concentrated abuse
OF tho Democratic press. The Gin.
eiunali Enquirer stigmatises him
as a military dospot," and tho
Southern rebel press are lamenting
over tho change. n-- -----
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Gin
cinnati Railroad. I'd,
The Pa.,n,-Hand,s IlOut.

q
0NAND AFTER DEC, sTH, 1897, TRAINS
Twill run as follows; W. '''"
Leave Columbus ldSA. N. $50 a. ". li.2o A, ".
'a' Newark R6o 7:SO," i2:lo p. N.
u stsubenville $40 ." l,sss.z. 6:OS "
Ar'ye Pittsburgh io:l5 /" SB I" S4 p. n.
I" Harrisburg S;e6 ,. NJ. 2,iS ~. GloA. n.
/" philadopa 1884 n. 100 |" o.2s :,
" Now York S;iO q lois q" ll,So "
:" Baltimore $40 $50 {" $50 I"
a" Washington ii:sS !" ll,sS g il,SS e
Elegant stAtO.rOOm Sleeping Cars on all uIsht
trains. 9r isqD -..,.. ..s.
On tho Fast.Llne the celebrated "silvor Pal.
ace" day aud night cars arc run through TO
Philadelphia and New York without change. f,
90 3d'i s.F seULI., Gen, Ticket AS't \
W.. W. CARD, Sspt, Pittsburgh, Pa,
.8 Hteubonyllle, Ohio,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

The Democrats who control the
New York Assembly open their
campaign for retrenchment and
reform BY doubling tho number
OF officers (and costs) of tho Assem-.
oIy, aud by passing a bill authoriz
ing the Controller of New York
CITY to distribute halta million Of
dollars among tho poor. ltis n
oa't'to catch votes, but is it econo.
my, retrenchmOnt, and all tha, p
Gin. Com,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-01-23

9rThe New York Republicans
sre engaged in hot strife for the
Vice Presidency, Gov. Benton, and
Senator Morgan being She rivals
Fenton the Mvofise.. Meantime
Senator Fessenden OF Maine is, loom.
ing up largely in tina
tion. Hannibal Hamlin ought to
be tho man. Dayton Journal.
The Journal is right about Ham:
lin--not merely for agreeing with
ne in repeated exptsssious-of pre-
ference for him, but because be
has the qualihcalions mchtSiiy, NOR
ally politically aud pepdlarly, for
tho position pamed, which hs once
filled as worthily as II was ever
filled. Now York, might as well
"dry.up." Thelnext President can
andIougbt 10 be elected without her
assistance in order to disabuse her
OF tho idea that she is the whole
United States.-- Lancaster Gazette,
Tho Gazette has at the head of
it's editorial column, the name OF
u S. Grant, for our next president,
and. lately paraded the fact, that the
solid men. Of New York, with At.
Stewart at their head had nominal.
cd him at the, Cooper Institute,
1This hardly gharmonizes with the
above, ,gwbilv The !, fact ,is Grant
would haze no better chance than
Meclsllan Il he failed 70 got New
York. min 3, i,o, ~, .',
Wo believe Mr. Chase Is the only
man that could be elected without
tho aid Of New York and oven
Pennsylvapia too.--8pfy'vs Jour.
fdt. WHy1lss9al 41is'gs 5is sya.
We are unable TO SEQ tho want
Of harmony between any Of our
propositions referred to by our
Bucyrns cotemporary. GRANT will
OF courso get the vote of New York.
in fur election, and Il is "a cheer
ing omen to see her solid men TAX
ing ground for him. Yet we have
no doubt he will have votes enough
TO elect him beside that of New
York, and We still think that il
that State should chapcc to Do
sboin in the coming contest Of hor
prestige as tho maker Of Presi-
dents, tbe moral effect would z not
DO bad. a1'o1|
o. We could state our bellof in re,
gard to the prospects Of Judge
Chase as Presidential candidate,
werc II worth while. We will cay
that VIC believe ho would make n
good President, but for very differ
ent reasons from those for which
he iSsupported by his warmest ad.
mirers. In tho Presidential Chair
he would bo conservative to a do.
gree not imagined by them, or we
have never read Alright the char.
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