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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Governor Seymour addresses the people OF Column
bus, Ohio, to-day.
At local election .out West' crinoline had a
great deal to do with the business. The contest
turned wholly upon personal popularity. and the
successful candidate brought his wife TO help him.
''iiis wife, says the country paper 'swould have
made the fortune OF any candidate. fine, dazzling
woman, she rode about with him In carriage upon
the canvassing tours and when, one day, he stopped
at public house to see committee, while she sat
without in q barouche waiting his return, the areze
coats gathered round the vehicle and giving three
cheers for her honor called on her for speech.
Prompt as lightning she responded, Il viii sing you
song which an Irishnan with music In his soul
would any day prefer to speech. And she sang, in
a clear sweet voice, some Of Moore's melodies. The
sfrieze coats listened entranced From that moment
until the election took place the beautiful politician
could never appear In public without being impored
for a song" Now that is the KIND Of wife needed
inst now
The Trenton G0zene-radcal--is not OF this opinion,
however. 1t says:-"We are informed that the wife
Of one OF onr most ambitious and prominent demo-
cratic politicians OF this city has been busy election
eerng in behalf OF the democratic ticket at our man
ufacurlng establishment OF late. Although the lady
is faf fair and forty, don't consider this lair
way OF getting votes.n
radicai paper says:--kepuDllcanS should relnem-
Der that they cannot excuse themselves so long as
anything remains undone. They have, then, terri
BILE lot OF hard work before them, now that women
have entered the campaign
striking illustration OF the value Of stump
speeches may be found in the election to Congress Of
General Strader the new democratic member from
Cincinnati. He made but one speech during the
whole canvass, and here IL is-"Never mind the
weather boys, so the wind don't blow - His oppo-
nent, Mr.. Eggeston, made a hundred speeches, moro
less all elaborate and eloquent, but Strader was
too much for him.
The radical Tanners at st. Louis turned several
loyal negro clubs out Of their procession the other
night. mot d-dnigger with u.s." was the joyful
exclamation OF "Tannern as he laid aside his torch
TO take drink at wayside inn.
Governor Seymour was telegraphed to by some
oflcious politician In West Virginia that that State
had gone democratic. The despatch was read to the
audience the Governor was addressing and a grea
deal OF premature enthusiasm created thereby.
These bogus and unfounded reports OF democratic
successes create incaculabe mischief to the cause
and leave the members Of the party open to that
severest Of political weapons-ridcule
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
TINE ELECTION " WEST vss'%i.
WHEELING, oct. ~. isss.

WHEELING Oct. ~. i-bs.
The ba,euigsncer trepubcnnjthis morning says
Our whole state ticket IL elected by majority tbat
cannot fall below $500. and may reach $500. We
shall have almost n not quite our usual majority IN
sure our congressman tn the First and second az.
frics, end returns from the Third district remove all
doubts Of General Witchcr's election.
The Register ldemocraf) payA:--TOlerablY com
plcte reports rom eighteen coun<ics out OF NJ!
three, composing the slate, show net demoeran'
saina Of 1900 aud the same ratio ~ .yaln through
the state wlich ratio certainly exists VIII give ~
West Virginia " handsome maorI'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

that II was an act OF profound homage to his wei
established reputation. 1t was no such thing lt
was the base OF the Hoffman edilce IL was a cali
OF the States in favor or the Broadway Railroad ID
was vote for Belmont aud the other managers Of
Tamlnany.
The convention was congress OF states, after
the example OF Vienna, against the rule u all Of our
win battle in violation OF the strategy and tactics
OF the last century. 1t was restoration OF the
B0prbOna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

The Radical Republican Congressional Convention
OF the EIGHTH district held last evening ~ The
c,rilcr Oi broadway and Twenty-secOnd street, aud
william tsmlScr was nominated.
Tho Seven. .cnfh ward &c. nonr and Blair Club
met last evening IN convention and nominated Col
ofgi simon Levy candidate FOR Coluress for the
Seventh district eleventh and Seventeenth wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

NEW iOHk, Oci. - lsr~.
To TIE EpFroR or THR HKRAID:-
DEAR srR--I think the papers enciosed Vwn a.
be printed in your paper. They win then b. nnlly
published in the United States.
No private Individual, no public journal ought to
fear any consequences which may result from re-
lating any political important truth al this time.
May I suggest that the enclosed anldav,ts " Mr.
autographed, stereotypcd or by ne smile IN order
that they may strike tho eye OF every voter irrc
bly, as they WIN strike the heart OF every honest ono
remain respectfully, yonr most obcdieni servant.
LlNics y. MATCii, OF bul:aio.
become proper, have them and viii supply them.
j. II. HATCH.
New YORK, Oct. IL, lsss.
Hon. Jrxlrs n. " ,rru. Buraio:-
DEAR srp--You asS me for an account - whs, me
late Judge Charles H. Rugglcs, formerly oil tive Court
oil Appesls, cad ,a OF M s ssymeurs loyalty.
., Montgomery, Alabnma. and puslishea their coa
stituton met the late Judge Rugves IN the ciiy "A
Wo street. that iiora,io seymour stated 10 hr ths,
he tSeymour) thought the Montgomery constitution
was o greaSdeai bettJr Than ours ami that we uurh
To oyerturn the rotten concern AZ Washington senA
our New YORK representatives, 20 the Montgomery
governments and briug tnat up TO wasfinvon. Ana
10 on under it. Mr. kungies add-i thar he hal ion.
merry acted with the democratic party, tut he cnnd
no longer act with man or party ths' 'ncA me
position IN relation to the reeeion mat w seymour
civ aai coyT,yo Nrw fyk vs-pesisr n u,wsn. - ~
and says the allegations Ia 1T forao.nr f.le- are
do stale Of the iae Charles NJ I'm. irs. ~ hs
know Cd. a.. W. NlIf =. tttNkiN~.
sworn ~ before this 18th day ~ OcoNrf, l. - UAeA
4. fluEnsRu, Notary pubic, New yotx'fy.
MI. HArCg ~ Mr. sAwyu~s
SEw IoRE Oct. - 1893
Drxrrr 4. HAWKES. ESQ. W Court
thank you IN behaf o. tue s'ncffran people. Tor
what you nave ~ kindly and promptly dpnc nor
them.
Consent by fhe bearer that may print y0nr state.
ment In the new YORK HERALD, AMI won srsr have
their and ms grateful acknowledgements. Yours,
Ac., JUSi's ". HN1til.
NJ. HAwEIss TO NB. HATCH.
No 1 don't wish the Doofiofy. u. A. ~.
Mr. HATCH 10 HIMSELF.
OCT. ~ isss.
There may be eases very important ~ justify
some disregard to mere delicacS. L. not this
such a cslseY Yours, =. ". HAItli.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

Irish Republican Meeting In Albany.
ALBANY, Oct. 20, 1858.
There was a large gathering Of Irish republicans
at Twcddlc Hail this evening TO hear B. L. Lynch,
late Attorney General OF Louisiana and Major James
Havgerty. OF New York. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. After the meeting adjourned the speakers
were sercnaded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
TELECRApHIC POLITICAL NEWS.

Official Republican Majority In Ohio.
The official minority Tor the republican State
ticket IL 1882.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
p-~.~rnrr Union c..r,y Convention.

p~sssrrnsir Union County Convention.
rhis c2nssnlion mt last nghi q Masonic Hall. IN
Thntecnn street, pursuant to adjournment. The
cotnmifce appointed the last meeting 10 make out
ticket submitted the foilow,nu:--
for Jvsi1e Sypr1ae court. :. George u. Barnard.
fttf wv Jftty. .tunnuH =. btibf".
pr i>uIr rftsOr.....4... s..... Peter Woods
~ ~ VAflf - .Ncnati tohuoiN.
No ~ 9siun however. Was come To w a regard 70
accepting the port, and the Convention adjourned
uufW ths = rutnx without mating any NOMINATIONS.
UwVn Murphy was nominated last night ~ fhc
tn 10 Gtt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27

f>-rfuN Cornsr, oct. zg-pursc 800. Scoo - the
rrsi ana 500 10 inc secunf horse Tor huists that
never beal 2:3O. mile heats best three Ia Bve ia hi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
1aOp.Ovoe Tickets.

On the great majority Of railroads the
passenger having . through ticket can step
over il he sees fit, but some companies issue
tickets good for this train only" The
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy has been
among this number until quite recently.
A Few weeks ago, ~ We learn from Peo-
ria newspaper. . gentleman Of that tom
was put of the cars on that read under the
following cum:tnnces lie bought
ticket from Peoria 10 Lswistown, stopped
off q; Canton, aad took the next train for
his destination. Tho conductor refused to
receive his tickle, because it was marked
good for only the train on which he start
ed. Tho gentleman refused 10 pay anew,
and was eject. Upon this = suit was CON-
mcnced for damages One Of the results
of the commencing Of this suit has been the
issuance Of stop over tickets BY the Burline
ten and Quincy Railroad.
No railroad company has the right to
demand thsta passenger shall 20 upon any
particular train or upon emily one train, un>
less there 10 Communication Of fare 10 con-
sideratisn thereof, 40 in cases Of sxcur-
sions, for example. The legal principle in.
volvsi 10 one that has been most fully o..
tabl,shed by judicial decisions. We hope
that the example Of the Chicago, Burling-
ten and Quincy Company will b fsllswed
BY oil railway companies that have not a.
ready adopted the same course. Chicago
Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
"A Standard Remedy"


Such an article 10 :. DIR. Tebiss' Venetian Llnl-
ment u has stood before the public for q ys.rs.
and has never failed giving eatisfact:os In single
instance. Kvery drop Of This valuable com pound 10
miyed by DR. Tobiss himself therefore II can aways
be relied upon. 1t 10 warrsnted superior 10 any
othsy, for tho cure OF Chrsnc Rheumatism. Goth.
ache, Headache. Sore Throat, vomtiny, Frosted
Feet MuHpe. Group. Burns. Cate. Sea sickness, In
Ct Sugs, SpraiDs. Chsers. Collie, Spasms, Dyssn-
terry. Bruises Gods Coughs. Old Sores. sweilings.
Paine Ia the Limbs. Back and Chest. There 10 no
medicine in the world" that stands 1ore on ito
own Oerits than the :. Venetian Liniment." Thou
sande Of csrtscasts can be seen At the Doctors Of
Ace ateetin to its rare virtues. The great sale for
DR. Tobias Venetian Liz mont, has induced several
unpriac ped persons to counterfeit this Valuable
Remedy" purchasers cannot be too careful to see
that sDs. Tobias Venetian Liniment's stamped on
the ola. o. doce mp In yellow paper, and signed -
I.Tehiae" All others are dangerous countesfets,
and altn oagh they ma resemble the Venetian Lin
ioent" in color and svell, "bsware OF them" Sold
BY all Druggists and storekeepers throughout the
United States Price % cents and one dollar per
bottle Depot 10 Park Place. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04


tn. rrsat political battle Of 1868 has been
t.urht. The last shot has tsss fred, and
-. rro,s result Of the contsst can. be
Stunned up in very few words The
p.aserstie party has been whippsd-as
s,u.l. Not because it did act make good
arhs. no. because shsrs vas any hanging
back Or skulkins. but simply fer the rsassn
,ha. under the sireumssancss they had not
votes enough to svsrwhsln the snsmy.-'
That mistakes have been made 10 many
thines contested With the sanpaign, Il 10
y.ry prosabis-bus il might have been :
,r.., deal worse. Compared with ~ Pres.
dental sIss.iss Of 1864. Il 10 probable that
no important changes have been made 10
IA. electoral vote, but il 10 safe to say that
the Democracy have made heavy gains up
on the popuiar vote This 10 some eenso-
la.ion.-for by continuing in that line, vio>
tory vii, yet bs obtained, sooner or later.
We are beaten, boys, and that 10 al there
isofit 1t is nothing nov. Twelve years
experience in that line has schocled us to
view such results with Christian resigns-
ton. Nsr have We any fault to find with
the enemy for Winning this victsry. Thoy
used the best means in their powsr-so did
,he Democracy. They have outnumbsrsd
"a; SO be il; No will lay back and bids our
tine. an 4 in dus season mako ready for an
other battle Tbs returns - yet are 90 i'm
perfect that it 10 impossible 10 tell how
many crumbs Of comfort We may yet pick
up. We had nothing 10 lose in nation
a. State. or Congesssisual matters. How
much re have gained 10 ths aggregate. r.
mains 70 be ds,sssninsd BY the returns. =
The vic,ors claim 10 have carried New York
BY . small majority. This " do not be
lisvs, and it il quite probable that som,
other States that their telegraph rspsrt'
have laid violent hands upon. are not thsi
property. All this We shalt ascertain il
good time.
The Eight 10 over, and vi,h oil the q
element Of the campaign. but little b
blood has been manifested. We trust III,
the choice made BY the people will b
happy one for the country. Let the pssp
do right and the country viii take care
itsslf. That they may do -. let oil rstu'
to business. bearing 10 mind that the vi
Of tho people 10 the supreme Law Of Il
land.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

HoRnnLl-A CaILD BuRIkD ALivs.-
little daughter Of Z. Q. Byram. of West
Union. during tine absence Of her fsthsr,
fell fron . fence, and, being taken sp for
dead, was buried before her parents 70.
turn. He dssiredto look On her face encs
more and when the bsdy was taken up
ard tho coffin lid opened. the hands were
found clutchsd, frll Of hair. and the face
was turned downward. proving that the
child had been buried alive. j kLs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
DI A II r. HI E a.
Dyssntsry, Summer Complain, Cholera No
bus, rux, Childrsn's Tssthing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asistis Cholera.

M AZ U M Z . BENIN n FIIAN :
THIS RxTRAOnDiNARY MEDICINE, the fame
q which 10 surssd broadcast throughout the eoss-
Try, undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever Of
fsfsd to the public for The eonplan6 for which Il 70
intended. We havs in our possession Testimonials
fdrnishsd Voluntarily BY Col Long, late Chief Tope
graphical Anginssr Dsrsaa q WasAington, Gen.
Rits Henry Warren. Gen. Plsaaanton, and sthsrs Of
The Army: Father r. !. Dssmss. the celebrated In
disn Missionary; also. onen u the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards. OsmnanAss Of nsarly ever
steamer plying the Missiesippi snd tributary nv
ere, WesSssu sanitary end Christian Conni9ious,
Likewise hiehsss sncdwiuns - the Prsss, nest 81
which psbliahed u oar almanac, lshieh Win.
49, = a.y one tsqesean1 ~ PRESSING II valuable
0o6ieino ~ MI rpoeo1De9aa31oao 9. . o. ~.
s "a 49, 60 a l:sis =; - >
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

The beautiful extract below 10 freu the
pen Of Hon. S. Hillard:
ieonfsss that increasing ysars bring with
sasm an iacrsaslng respect FOE men who do
not succeed in life. - these words are com.
monty used. Heaven 10 said to be place
Ter thoss who have not succeeded on earth !;
and u Is surely ttus that celestial graces do
not osst thrive snd bloom in the hst blazs
Of worldly prosperity. III success some
times arisss from superabuudancs Of uual-
tiles, IN themselves good-frsm 4 con
science toe sensitive, . taste too fastidieus.
. sslf.forgstfalnsss too romantic, modesty
Toe retiring. will not go SO far a. 70 say.
With living psst, "that the world knows
soothing Of the greatest men," but there are
forms Of greatness, or 1t least sxcellsnc.,
which Idle and made ~ sign" there are
martyrs Who miss the palm out not the
sake; hsross Without the laurel. and cen
querors without the triumph.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

1t requires 100 to elect, in case the votcs
OF all the States are counted. Should the
votes Of Virginia, Mississippi and Texas be
rejected. under the bl OF Congress, passed
over the veto Of the President, July 90
1868, then the Electoral College will be
composed Of ooi, Of which 14S will be
necessary TO elect.
Tbs popular vote upon the rresidelt;a
question four Years ago wn. as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

The following Ne publish - . matter Of
ready reference for those Who wish to sat
isfy themselves upon the chances Of the
Presidential nominees a. fast ~ the returns
nreread. The total electoral vote of tho
United States il as follows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

By comparing these figures With the
present election the reader will - able TO
determine which party has made the most
substantial P,osrsss in the present cam
paign. Beyond doubt Gen. Grant 10 the
next President. This has bsea fcrsgone
conclusion since the day be vas Axsd upon
~ the nominee Of the Republican party.
In securing this victory, however, the radi-
Gals have By no means sustained the major
lilies they bad four years ago. Since that
time the Democracy have made steady asd
substantial progress. and in case they leave
Oh battling dead Issues and throw their
entire strength upon living snss, the last
general victory Of the Republican party
has bacn achieved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
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Oheck 1t sight SPECIAL D1POslT6 for SIX
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The Capital Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS Il divided
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
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