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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
D. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.


AssEsSoR's OPYIcE, 5TM DISTRICT, MARYLAND
Eilicott City, April 27th, 1868,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
rTNIIAT thn Annual List of Valuations and
Il Enumerations Of the Income Tax Of 1867,
and Lconse Tax. and the Tax on all articles
enumerated in Schedule A of the Excise Laws
Of the United States for 1888, made and taken
by the Assessor and Assistant Assessors for the
5th Collection District Of Maryland, may be cx-
amined by all persons Interested,
From Me ioG day 10 he isM day Of
Nay, 1858,
Both days included,
AT TIE COURT HOUSE, IN ELLIc0TT
CITY, HOWARD COUNTY,
When aud where the undersigned will attend
10 receiving and determining
ALL PEALS
Relative Ia any erroneous or excessive valua-
tons, assessments or enumcrations, by the As
SCISSOR or Assistant Assessors returned In said
List.
ALL APPEALS MUST DE IN WRITING,
Specifying the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which decision Is requested I; and
shall. moreover. state the ground or principal
error complained Of.
WILLIAM YELLING.
May 2.-2t. Assessor.
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u 9 t RA Y.

CTRAYED from the residence Of the subscri.
- Dor, Old Hartford Road, mIlcsMW<rn
from baltimore, on the nth inst, A~VtW
or mostly rcd, MIXED little with black, aud
small horns. Any information that may lead
" her return will be thankfully received, aud
all expenses incurred IN keeping her, " taken
up, will be paid. PETER SIMON.
nrfi Is MS
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c ARP E NTERS S. i IS,
Important Announcement,

4 beautiful illustrated hook worth tiousanl Dol
las. sent fc to any address receipt II - CENTS. by
addressing Professor JOHN NANpEKrOui.. N". ~
Winthrop Place. Ncw York city fA!rli 1t
~ OOnsrEED'S FOUNTAIN PEN. Sisty line. writ
W ten with one I-n % Ink. The be.t thing ia the
world Sample sent for 10 cents slO u day guaran
lccd to Agents. Address j. r PRICE \ Co. 81 rark
Row. n. y. iAprl is-It.
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rn,liIs IL To GIVE NOTICE, That tho cub.
Il scribcrs have received from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters OF adininis.
tration on tho cstate Of
THOMAS J. WELSH,
late oi said county. deceased. AL persons hav.
ing claims against tho said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with The vouehers
thereof. TO tho subscribers,
on or b.fore he liza day u Dscembey, 1898;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 70
said estate arc requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this sth day
Of April, isss.
MARY T.. WELSH,
ELIAS c. sTOCKsDALE,
April life Admin raiorn
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CHI AP Err ssa

CHAPTER 3sa
AN ACT
Enh'ioi a further supplement 10 IA let eAtitied
40 Ac' 10 incorporate companies 70 make seT-
erai TaSnPike Roads through baltimore oOuH-
". and for other purpose, passed at TIC No
reHsJcr N,ssiOH, 1904.
Section | lie IL enacted by the General As.
sembly OF Maryland. That the Frederick Turn
pike Company be and they are hereby author
lied and empowered 10 charge rs tolls ON the
portion Of their road located Ia baltimore coun-
". authorized 10 b. made under the Act Of No
yember session. 1891, one and a-haif cents per
mile. aud no more, for the distance or distances
actually travelled; provided, however, in charg-
ing for portions of miles they shall not take
into consideration anything less than q mile
provided. however. that said Turnpike compa-
ny shall not charge any tolls on any vehicles
going 10 or rcturning from funerals.
Soetioa 2.--And be Il enacted, That all acts
or parts Of acts relative TO this Turnpike Com.
pany. authorized by act Of November session.
isoi. that may he Inconsistent with this act.
the same be and arc hereby repealed.
.ScctioH 3.--And be II enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify. That the aloregoing 10 q
true copy Of an act which passed Tho General
Assembly Of Maryland at its January Session.
Is6s.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
Approved March 80, 1865.
THos. SWAMI. Governor.
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN G0RsUCH,
FRANCIS c. F0sSITT,
(ounlv Cam M aaiOnoFa of HALLMARK Ia.
May 2.-sL
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THls IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has received from tho 0rphans'
cour; Of baltimore county. letters testainenta.
~ on tho estate Of
RACHEL A. DORSEY.
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against tho said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscriber,
on or bcfore tao asa day Of Dceen.ber, 1865;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 mako immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2ist day
Of April, isss.
ALBERT ,. BOYER,
April 2S.--lp . Executor.
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VIZ SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,

GOLD aud Silver Watches, Sewing Machines. slik
DRESS Patterns, CarpetnRs. Domestic Goods, kc
CIRCULARS SENT FREE
giving fall parculaFs or ten checks sent Cor One Dol
lar, describing tan different articles which will sell
for
ONE DOLLAR EACH
Splendid ENDORSEMENTS offered 10 Agents sending us
Clubs. Aaarpss, LAnONTE nABBiTr, No. ~ saa
bury stFsst, Boston, Mass. tApri 1s-it
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con LIVER OH. CREAM.

French Preparation whie., preserves all the uuiri
Gus aud medicinal qnalitic. Il the IHr, oH
u free from all offensive smell, and-hciue
agreeable 60 the taste-is easily dig,ste thus afu
the patient the full benefit 81 the quantity taken
u readily taken mixed with water thus avoiding th"
use OF whisky other Insive huTtiul aditnn-
u recommended AMI pFc scrbd by The N,.tr.i t,r.
fession. Price 81 a bottle For cirraiar. sud O..
HYATT * CO, ID coftiandt - \
'l'RrssEs. HARD RUBBER TRUSS"
Cures Rupture, retains the difficult fafiy aud
easily never rusts brcaks, soils; alw nys
new. sold BY all Druggists. Send for Iamphlst Iis
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. tArrii is-l,
WANTED, AGENTS.
tTS TO 100 per MONTH every whcfr male aud female to
Introduce The GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Til. machine will
stitch hem FELL tuck quilt. cord, bind braid and ein
brolder In = most superior Price oniy sls
Fully warranted for i've years We will pay slOOD for
any machine that will stronger. bcaatfnl,
or more elastic than II makes the Elastic
Lock stitch" Every second stitch lr and still
the cloth cannot b. pncd apart without tearing it.
We pay Agent. from sTs to 200 per month and eNi.n
scs or commission from which twcr that amount can
he made Address sEcONB a CO. PITTSBURGH. PA q,
or BOSTON, MASS
TioS.-Do not be- imposed upon by other Iarslc.
paiming on worthless cast iron machine. und,g the
same name otherwise. Ours IL the only g-nuinc aud
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
01Sn per month guaranteed TO agents everywhere
0ZSu selling our Patent ErsridaiiHg Natalie
ciefhesass Write for Circular % the American Wire
Co, La broadway, " Y. or ID Dearborn 81 Chicago H.
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AGENTS WANTED ron THE
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR

by lion. ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
its ready aalc combined with an increased commits.
sion, make Il the .cs subscription book Published
One Agent In Easion. Ia. rrporis - suh.'flcr. In
three days.
Another IN Boston. i01 suhscfibrrs In fouF days.
send for Circulars. aud terms, ami a fill
description ~ the woFk. Addnss NATIONAL run
LISTING co, Philadelphia Ia. April ls-lt.
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DAUL CLIFFORD.

DAUL CLIFFORD.
This we'll known and fayoriic Stock Horse
will stand the coming season. at the subscri-
bcr's stable GOvANSTOwN, Baiti- q
moro county, four miles from Balii- I'm
more, on the York Road, commenc- lA[S
ing on the 25th Of April. aud end goth July, '6s.
For terms and further description and ped
igrce, 4c., see large bills. !. MOSGAR,
Govanstown, Baltimore county.
Toe LANE.
This celebrated high bred stallion will stand
the season Oi is6S. at the following q
places, commencing on the 25th OF ASU\
April. and ending July goth: A0
Mondays and Tuesdays Of every other week,
at BROOKLYN, Anne Arundel county Mon
days and Tuesdays of every other week, at
vANDYKE'S HOTEL. Liberty Road: the re.
inainder Of the time at the subscribers Stables.
GOvANST0WN, Baltimore CO.. miles FROM
Baltimore ou the York Road.
~ For Terms. Pedigree and iull Description
zee large bills.
Ee-Good keeping for mares from u distance.
l.. MONGAR.
Queenstown, Baltimore county. Md.
April lS--tJ?O.
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nc 33M day Of DeccMbtr, 1858
they may otherwise BY law DO excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate. Those indebted %
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given undcr our hands this 2lst day
OF April lsGs
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CH A TER 3s3.

Requiri'.yiAs obsAiy comnissionersef Bafiinors
AID Carroll Counfies 70 ley a susa u money
10 bHiid bridge across tAs NoriA BraHeA ef
As Tstepsc0 Riusr. al Lias- Kiia Road.
SsefioH t.--Be u enacted BY the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That The County Com
missioners Of baltimore aud Carroll counties
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HENRY p. THOMAS,
JUSTTCR or THg PEACE
Eighth Election District Of baltimore County,
LOCATED At WARREN.
UyILL attend 10 all business appcrtaining
wv h. his Office with yaHeiuaiily aud dis.
patch will also attend 20 the lrnwingof
DEEDS. LEASES, B0N rs of CONvEYANCE,
Articles Of Agreement, Contracts, 4c., ac.
Post Office Addrcss-warrcn. Baltimore county.
April l.-6m.
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GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS !!

Having purchased the intcrcst OF u. 4.
YOE. in late busin,s ni Green 4 Voc. IS W.
Baltimore Street. near Holiday ST.. am
prepared Ia oilcr great ia,inrcncnfs 10 r,s.
tomors, Wholesale AND RETAIL
Keep con SANITY "n hand a largo AMI we'll
selected STOCK OF GOODS. ron.it;ne "a
part 81
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NesO Advertisements.
WOODEN WATER PIPE
AND EAYg rRoU0Hl

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Article ever mad.
Everybody, particularly FdTmsTs and NiHsTs scnd Tor
. free descIipliye circular and price list 10 g. A
WOODWARD, wiiilamsloFt, IA, fApfIl is-it
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AND vERMECILLA

Fresh Caned Fruits e.. all kinds. Gained
Meats anL Fish. Foreign and Domestic Pre-.
serves aud Jcllies. | have on hand line
Stock of Old
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09
WANTED. AGENTS.

HOWE d STErEHS FLMLr DIE COLORS
THIRTY DIFFERENT SHADES, all In liquid form
We advise the Of the Blacks Crowns aud DTabs
the powder FORM for sale by all Druggist and Dealers
and nj the Mandatory, Boston, Mass
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

T0HN T.. KNACKsTEDT rs. ISRAEL AID
~ AMs.-fa he Circuit Court for baltimore
toSHty. April l7th, is6s.-0RDERED, That tho
sale made and reported by Morris J. Jones. at
torney and srustcc for the sale Of the property
and premises mentioned in the proceedings in
the ab"vo entitled cause. DO ratified and con
hrmed. unless cause IN tho contrary thereof DO
shown "n or before Me MirfeeHh day Of Nav,
isss' Provided. copy Of this order be insert.
eel ~ sofne newspaper printed In baltimore
before the 18th day 81 May, 1865.
The rcI"rt states the amount Of sales to be
$s07.sO.
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
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Legal Notices.
RIDER OF PUBLICATION.
SUSAN WILLIAMS.
JESSE l.. WILLIAMS.

IN FAC Circuit Court for Baittmore County. iH
Eq"iiy--AsrcA Terra. 1855.
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rI,HIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
l. scri6er has received from the orphana'
Court 81 Baltimore county, letters tcstanienta-
rs "a the estate of
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

II ATHMAN. j. G.,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANDATORY,
And
nEIIKx IN COAL. CHARCOAL. COKE, WHITE
SAND AND FlREWOoD,
Ne FRA BfenvfiIe street, Corner OF haraiss
Orders left stthe above place. or Box D. Mechanics h1-
change win receive prompt attention
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. GUS.
ETC, ETC., ETC.

The undersigned opening FOR The FALL IkADb me
following Goods 70 which be would sa the attention ofeo
NY buyers:
gOksgs Cut FAILS, 4te cod;
200 d zen Conins's, Hunts and other AXES;
ao gross Tab. KNIVES and FORKS;
sOodOren Eneli.h POCKET KNIVES;
80 dozen assorted COFFEE MILLS, all sizes;
$50 English CORN MILLS. do;
zOEOva Scotia GRIND hToEEs;
10 coils assorted ROPE, Manila;
sOdO..n assorted SPADES and sHovELs;
gro sosen English Cotton HOES;
no dozen Louisiana Pattern CANE HOES;
90 dozen best Pattern CANE KNIVES;
30 dorsl Brambs sCYrHE BLADES;
q, dozen sCYTHE sNATHEs;
100 dozen whi,em.re COTTON CARDS, No 10;
Three eae French Ensl.h and Belgium DOabs Bsrrsled
SHOT GUss.
5000 French O. D. CAPS;
5000 English lest PERCUSSION CAPS;
essk English SAUCE PANS
leask English FRY PASS;
eask English CURRY COMBS.
Computing also select assortment OF Imported sAeh
HARDWARE, such ~ Locks, Tools, Files, Bolts Hinges
Screws Trowels Hsndsaws Crosseut and Mil saws AL o.
which will be offered at the very lowest market prices BY
A. RoUssEr.
Hardware Store No II Old Levss street.
Opposite the Custom House.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

EKNE s,r TUKPIN. wHoLEsALE nANuFAo-
Il turer Of stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolse Cream
DrOps, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juube Paste Gum
Drops, and S,rups BY steam Importer OF French OIns
nents such Cupds, HO~ers, Gum Leayes Lyrics Dsu-
palms Decorated Toys Coss.qses Fancy Papers Tor Osss
Stands Bouquets Cstonages Fancy Boxes tor Christ
Nes Year Pressnts Conncopias etc etc Ne u
Old Levee between 81 Louis and Cent strees kew
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co. s SALES.
LARGE AND PEREnPrORY BALE OF KLEaAEx
Match and Single Horsss Elegant Saddle Horses Pins
wsrk Mules, Fine nrsA oovs Bugsiss. Harness wagons,
ETC.. ETC., Of auction.
~ MOMT0OMERY BB0A. - Co.,
\ n MoEreonnKY. Auctionssf
omcs-a Damp street.
VNUEDDAY, September 4. ~ II e'clseh -
ct r. LINERS Stables Drawer street. VII se sof--
Elegant Match Hsrses
Elegant Saddle Horsss
Fine work Mules
Fine Mich Gown
Also-Tsp and Open Bugxies. Hsrnsss Wagons.
- TrRns-Oash IN q. 9. Treasury Notss-
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. n 90,
h n MONTGOMERY, Auctense.
TUESDAY. September 4. nj II o'clock H
n Auction 81 Camp street. will be
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD fvRNlTUkk,
such Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads bu-
Armos WashstAnds, Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Oente
Tables Marble Top Sideboerd Extension Tables Vevrs an
mes Paintings Cooking Stoves Utsnss sto ssns The
| contents Of several well-fumished hoaseA
Also
large invoice of Cottage Beds, Game and Woed Be
n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
NOTICE no TAX PAYEKs.
oFFICEyCTrY ASSESSORS, I
City Han. AuE. Is 1865.

oFFICEsCTTY ASSESSORS
City Hail, Aug. Is ls6o.
The Board Of City Assessors having completed their rolls
the ls6s and thereof having
Seen lei. With The Secretary Of the Board Rom No Is
o. Ill ,he be and examines by OF the
81 pTop.rty Of said city, from o'clock
20 oScoci n daily SUNDAYS excepted, during thrt.
- fros the 18Th IN slant witch tise tf Board OF
a,s.ays viii meet st their once from clock 70
sicoek ~ the nd sd z4th zen Ana soh Of septem
her enusoer the applications nAoe oy parties con
hoshhs tns~'e''~ s p HARPER,
Secretary Beard Of Assessors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

We will sell AL these articles at shout kANuFAc-
TURkBs' PRICES, and low any house in the South
We solicit the eustsm Of country dealers and Of ell who
's'is COCO A"'~ KEARSY, BLoIs CO.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

" have N 8 day formed nership unaer he name
and style of A. PIhRPoNr CO., for the purpose OF
tsnsacting Whole Grocery and Commission Business
in the city Of New Orleans . ,,y1povr
J. McQU0ID.l
q. MEHbk-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
0ne.Third of that Celebrated Property
known ss the
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
VIII be At public auction WEDNESDAY the "a day
of next SEQ embsr There about 6O0 ACRES OF VAIL
LIABLE FARMING AND hISERAb LAND attached 70
.d L. and half nnes from Va
and Ten R. in the county Of Montgomery. State Of V-
gna The hotel and cabin accommodations adequate for
400 visitors all Of which
various parts the United States seng ths proper
ties Of that Valuable Waite.
Any Information desired be hal by addressing J. Il
Booth Baltimore, or c. A. Cohoun Resident Partner
LII BOOTH,
NJ @ BOOTH
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

EOR sALE-REAL EsTArE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton Sugsr Plantations located the best
portions The and growing States Also hce
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of vsusole
timber lands Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Property improved and unmpoved in the form Of residences
building lots and favorable terms Parties
will well call and examine Proper
ties Miller Gard. Rsa Estate AgestA No - Oarondsies
street (Ovesna
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
I r. 1AKRAZIhp
TOBACCO nANUFACfoKY.

ur r. sARRAZIE thankful for the petronsss sntsnasa
a rim .ncs tbe Of bis factory has Constantly
sssd his best sxsrons 70 increase bis rspa
srtiee o cut Tobacco smoking pat up In s .or pes
ssss 70 uads His assortment OF vnewng feesooo
Pipss Cienzs, ETC., d renewed b. svuy arrival
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-04

EuOTs n OEs-WuoaEsaLI
Ii b,oton Huiskamp. % Main street
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FROM THE SOUTH.
MosrconERY, August s.

MosrcoKERY, August s.
The rains are doing immense damage, and
worms are appearing 10 al! this section OF the
state. II seslim ted that the cotton crop -
already eas stfafs ofae bali
NEw ORLEANS, August 3.
4 negro named Will Roberts has been
making Democratic speeches to the negroes
ofthis city for weeks past. Several attempts
have been made 10 take his life. On Satur-
Gay night crowd followed him and tried TO
drag bin horn street car, in which he had
taken r, fuge He WAS arrested on charge
Of exciting rot. but was released on bail
yest-fd n. A charge Of carving concealed
weapol vas lbstituted, but he was s,h rR-
ed BY / Rec1 DIR On being released, 10
bins I,te was again threatened ~ ,Lo ne
groea, but be was escorted By bis friends to
the rooms OF the Constitution Club. on
Canal street The streets in the neighbor
hood were soon lined with the crowd, and
the excitement Increased. Governor War
mouth appeared and made short but effect
i've speech, telling the negroes they should
rather protecs Robbins in making known his
opinions than trying to deprive him OF that
right He advised them to disperse God 60
hone. which they did.
ATLANTA, Aug. 8.
In the Senate TO day Mr. Bradley (colored)
introduced resolution that committee be
instructed 10 bring in bill for organizing
able bodied loyal citizens to serve as militia,
irrespective or race Of color, which vas
tabled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-04
wil.e. on seymour. Nomination

.
The Democratic party did not nominate
/ Horatio Seymour. de was not the
choice Of a single political interest in the
country. Hundreds OF delegates came 10
tae ccnVension in opposition 10 Dir. Seymour
and outside OF New York there was none who
drsams q hat he would become the Demo-
cratic candidate. The West was opposed to
him h,tterlt and the Eas, had other favorites
tle had himself repeatedly declined to be 8
candidate, and up to the last moment perslst-
ed Ia his refusal; yet it was the intention Of a
few party lords in New York 10 force Hora
To Seymour on The party and by holding over
the West the threat that they would nom.
itiate hase, they cowed the spirit Of Pendle-
ten 5 friends, and compelled them to accept
seymour as the lesser evil The success
of shaintrigne shows how complete ia the vas
silage OF The Democratic masses, who were
not represented IN the convention. and are
simply required to support the ticket as it is
made for them. Here is the best posble de-
manatra,ou ofthc suhjugation of the Demo-
efatic pnrty 10 its feudaf chiefs, OF which we
have repeatedly spoken. In The name Of De-
tnocrHcy they have enslaved the people; they
have created an anterior allegiance TO the
party which is superior tc allegiance to the
government; they have obtained revenue
greater than the revenue of the government
collecting from whiskey alone, for instance,
5 eo,0cc, 900 per annum while the o .ernment
collects but $50. ouo.ut0. In all that has
been done in The name Of the Democratic
party since the rebellion began, we recog-
nze The work Of a few political chiefs, yet we
did moi expect such an insolent assertion Of
Their authority, as they have made in Il .
nomination OF Mr.. Seymour. Ten men and
we could give their names-predetermined
that Horatio Seymour should be the Demo>
cratic candidate, aud they outwitted and con.
tr0led the convention, as the convention. in
It's turn. betrayed aud msled the masses.
independently Of ali polical questions. the
existaace Of sneh teudal dynasty as this in
the United States is gigantic evil which
can 'dly be exaggerated Even if b D n,
ocratlc party wps nbso'n ey y ht N T. o
hgiesl theories ITS success would be a nation
ri misfortune The elevation to power Of
set OF men whose highest ambition is to rule
the people. aud who would use every means
to nerretuate their power, would DE in any case
danger to the republic. How much great.
er is the danger when these imperlous party
Princess have allied themselves to - rebel
Il us csnse and have undertaken to rebuild,
1T the name Of III. constitution. the shattered
f,brie Of The Southern Confederation Sey-
mour not only represents the iron rule Of par
ty and feudal despotism. but also party
which was the ally Of the late rebellion, and
which threatens to attempt another II is
oalv in firm that the dangers Of 1860 and
ls62 eifer; in substance they are iden
teal. Then ii was the object Of the South to
establish ar ol garchy by war now j. is the
object Of The Democratic leaders 10 establish
All oliqarcby by The ballot In The end the
evils would beeaual.- Ualkes Spat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-04
IRON NEW YORK.

y EW 1kki avg. q.
Fesii#assa Weed has resigned his meuI-
befstip of TIE &uzert Gen.rai.tomm,ttee
stetsa ila I'arr, b II and The Il, ,alil
Officer : pfaFeliag coliided sest.tdsy near tie
quarantine dock. he latter WAS baiy darn
aged. The deputy Health Officer and d Pc.
fireman janpsd overheard. but were res
cued.
4 general convention Of the l. r B viii tie
held at Mezsrt 81 the 2lih. a new Head
Centre is 10 be | tttd
Htufs Hamilton, on saturday night shot
pistol bsil through street carat /, cunduc-
tor who refused 70 iaae mutiiated currency.
Hamilton was druak.
Mr.. Queen. stakeholder FOR IeCaole ard
Cohurn, has lolitisd both men that ifihe ar.
raneemeuisfor the fight are not concluded by
Thursday next h. vii return the mouey.
j G. Heensn hes addressed iha tylloWin q
nnie % ihs N.ss ~ z sispr:
Nh. McenoiE- Having und, fstood that
you consider yourself ihS champion Of Amer.
iea, am ready 70 fight you Tor any sam you
may nafap. underthree months
Signed ]. G. HERMAN.