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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-26

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Democratic Mass Mestings.

The State Democratic Executive
Committee have made the following
appointments:
HON. GEO, H, ,PENDLEToN'5 APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. George H. Pendleton will ad-
dress the people upon the political is
sues, as follows:
At Hamilton, Butler county, Tues
day, September l.
AtSpringfGld, Clarke county, We'd
neSday, September 2.
At GreenYiile, Darke county, Thurs
day September 5.
AT Kenton, Hardin county, Friday,
| September 1. -.
At Fremont, Sandusky county, Sat
urday, September 3.
AT Cleveland, Monday, Sept. Z.
At Wooster, Wayne county, Satur-
day September 8.
At Delaware, Delaware county,
wednesday, September 8.
COL. GEO. W. MoCoOK's APPOINTMENTS.
Col. George W. McCook, with 9TH
ers, will address the people of South
ern Ohio and West Virginia:
At Point Pleasant, Saturday, Au-
! gust %.
At Pomeroy, Monday, August 81.
at Parkersburg, Wednesday, Au-
gust 26.
And will speak at Marietta, Thurs,
day, August 27.
At Athens, Friday, August %.
At Logan, Saturday, August %.
At Lancaster, Monday, August 81.
At New Lexington, Tuesday, Sep,
tember I.
At Circleville, Wednesday, Sept. 2
At Washington, c. II. Thursday,
Sept. 3.
At Wilmington, Friday, Sept. 1.
At Morrow, Warren county, Satur
day, September 3.
At Spring Valley, Greene county
Monday. September Z.
At London, Tuesday, September s
Further announcements of meetings
and speakers will be made herafter.
+. +. aeEJGHAM,
'Dl Chairman.
W. w. WEBB, SccS =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

to approve a bill (Ib. 1,548), and the
constitution with this provision was
adopted If that power of an abso.
Lutte veto for which Madison, HamiI-
ton, Morris, Wilson, and others so
earnestly contended for in the con-
vention had been granted TO the Pres
ident and Supreme Court, for two
years only after the surrender of
General Lee, every State would this
day have been represented in Con-
gress by loyal men, the Union would
have been completely restored, and
six per cent. bonds would have COM
manded a premium in gold in every
money centre of the world. I would
not be understood as advocating an
enlargement of the veto power, be-
cause in q particular emergency and
for brief period it would operate
wisely. 1t is better that we should
suffer great evils than TO have I'M
pressed upon US what might in the
long run he still greater. But l do
maintain that it is the duty of the
people to compel Congress to respect
and maintain in their full Vigor the
rights and independence of the exec
utiVe and judiciary departments and
the reserved rights of the States, as
provided in the Constitution, not
simply because it is there expressed
in words, but because it is essential to
that balance Of power necessary to
the maintenance of liberty under a
Republican system Of government.
Upon this great issue which I have
stated, between a restoration of the
Union of States under the Constitu-
tion and Radical reconstruction upon
the ruins of States outside the Con-
stitution, based upon the universal
and unqualified suffrage of Ignorant
and half civilized negroes, where do
we stand? Where do our candidates
stand? we know where Seymour
and Blair stand upon this question:
/ They stand for the Union of the States
under the Constitution, with their
rights, dignity and equality unIm-
paired, They ought to be, and in my
opinion they will be elected. But
where stands General Grant? Two
years and a half ago he stood with
us. Mr.. Doolittle concluded with 8
repetition Of the fact that both Gen
Grant and Gen. Sherman authorized
him to warn the people Of this State
against the consequences Of Radical
reconstruction-the latter, General
Sherman) being present at Madison
and nodding his assent when thai
warning was repeated to the people
The speaker further alleged that the
prediction then made that nothing
but a standing army would proven
civil war under existing measures, !!
now being actually verified by thr
presence OF that army in the South
and by the attempt of Congress Il
arm the negroes against the whites
a condition of things which must bt
as perpetual as the power of Radical
ism in the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Daniel T. lawson, ESQ.
w. w. WEBB, Scc'S-

The Democratic Congressional Con-
ventiOn which met at Wellsville on
Tuesday, did q good days work in
nominating as the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this district, Dan
iel T. Lawson, Esq, of Wellsville.
AIr. Lawson is one of the be men
in the district. lie is courteous, gen
tlemanly and moral in his character.
His Democracy is pure and untainted.
He is opposed 10 paying other peoples
taxes, and believes that all property,
bonds included, should bear its iast
proportion of all kinds of Taxation.
He also believes that bonds should be
redeemed IN the same kind of cur
rency they were purchased with. In
short, the nomination Of Mr.. Lawson
is one eminentiy cit TO be made, and
one worthy of the support of every
Democrat and well-Wisher Of his
country in the 18th Congressional Dis
trict. Let us all go to work and do
our full part towards eIectiug Mr..
Lawson, which can be done if we all
do our whole duty.
The proceedings Of the Convention
will be found in our local column
iSte1I6eylCjIle Gazette.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
MEDICAL.
old ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR. Teuer continues to be conhdentially and sue
cesrrllly nsulted all forms OF private diseases,
at his old established Hospital No. Beaver street,
Albany, New York.
Twenty years devoted 10 this particular branch OF
practice, enables him TO perform cures such rs no
other physician can; and hts taCilitcs such Lbc
fng In correspondence with the mnst eminent ply
seians OF the Old Wurldl for obtaining the safest
well a. the latest remedies for the diseases, that he
can .Gcr Inducements % the untOrtunates of rapid
To be obtained at no other Office IN America.
OF the Tcaticlcs, and Spermatc Cords Bubo, Ulcer
Ated Throat, SIRE Nose. Tender shin Bones Cuta-
ncous Euptous, B,lcs, Ulccrs, Abceas and all 9TH
er Impurities OF the system. "..
YOUNG MEN
addicted 70 secret habits, who have Impaired their
health aud destroyed the vg1r OF their minds thus
depriving themselyes OF the pleasures OF Married
Life notified that IN consulting DIR. T. they will
and friend to console, and physician who has
cured thousands.
DIR. TELLER'S GREAT WORK
or the Married and those contemplating marriage
900 pages-full Of plates-price 70 cent? Sent TO
all partB under scal. By mall post paid The siE Gle
married and ths married happy. lecture on Love
or how To choose partners complete work on
before publahed % cents enclosed will secure a
COPY by return mail.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. Teller still retains In America the agency for
the sale OF DR.. ViehOls Italian Female monthly
Pills, for stoppages, Irregularities and other oh
structions In females.
On receipt OF one dollar. the price Der box these
pills wl be sgni by mail or cxpress 70 any part OF
the world secure nom curiosity or damage.
ONCE hours rom m to p m. and on Sunday,
n B Persons at distance can be cured NJ home
by Addressing De. Teller, enclOeing a remittance,
Medicine securely packed from observation sent 10
any part OF the world, All cases warranted. No
Notice this; address al letters 70. n -. ~.
tasty 5-os-r A. Il - J, TElAER, II. d.
.n"'@ SBesSer e.. ALBANY NY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

THE Clinton (Mass.) Coltra1at gives
the details Of horrid case of cruelty
in Harvard. 4 Mrs. Mary Wood
ward has been before the Clinton po-
lice court, on complaint Of the Select
men of Harvard, for abusing her step
son, aged six years. The child has
been whipped by the hour at time
with a heavy stick. On one of the
Warmest days of July, the uufeeing
mother weHt to a neighbours house
and drew three buckets of cold water
from a well, and seizing the child, re-
moved his clothes, and placing it in a
tub dashed the water upon its head.
She took it by its feet and held It's
head in the water as long as she dared
to thus treat it. 1t was also proved
that recently the cat brought mead
ow mole into the house, which the
mother cooked and compelled the boy
to eat. Mrs. Woodward, in court,
said it was not mole, but rat. She
was held in 81 900 for trial at the Su,
perior Court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
DEBILITY.

There rtsti. sias.fdHaS GtTEiHH
p. isrrs AZ. :sate :. zzzsf=zsss4 IseE aJ DcJiiity
Thcy iHg-tr ce-S = I1d r'goT % me '9Aoie
sy4'5Hg - G .s.Acr atc dIpstits cause
tI.i.gslJ~F ef ss-rklAzs Ccod, e-a1's fhe sfG-
4laeL d. - q: a. uEr,J a.. t,od gpue soS1 EsuHd,
.F. rrg9 -aIi eradicate ,Ls y,iotD ttngt from he
~, tn4 hoSai o ihs ciesSI, end ehiyr ne patent
si,us y s.ur irsEtsd FIaucJrsaf ty,Gk and nervous
'rrrh5. s;!-r .J,, s.at grl g1s OE. person
Weak -,nd Delicate Children are
'IHtt~ ~ l. 2 by us1a. the kSisIers or
cnic. ~ sact, they arc Family FEeo!-
cin~E. 'zL y Cnn be adEntEIAtered win
Perfect Gal ~ 10 = child three mon tns
old, -. III. 81 delicate female, or u man
OF nincty-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Hollands German Tonic

- eo.sbHatfO, Of all ne iHgTsdiezis er ls 5itiers,
.sslA FuEE Santa Cruz Rtins Orange, ctc- u ~ SSed
FOR LAS sante dSsaseE Ae BsTE t5hrre s0as
psrc dLeohse Ein rltts required loH aga scar ~
nsiud ueSe Tcfedica entirely dinTont IRON
any otsyg Gdreyscd for ne s hs diseGIeS sawed
Sss beng scientific preparations o utedieindi e-ess
sshtIs ths sStsrE deooefoE Of - some
GsrB- The TONIC is decidedly Of IA HaSR Ptas-
sans and agreeable TenodiSS offered % IA Pt0Iae
IA sGSie tzqits PlsGzure 10 take 4 t7hiIt ~
egiviag, ezhiGTGng, dnd pledie1ndL qNdlafaes hSSe
caused il 70 Be kn0tga TIE gTsates s al tSnsss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

A HIGH PRICED BOOK.-A special
telegram to the Philadelphia Post,
says: --.
The Tribute Book to the memory
of President Lincoln, got up by Sec
retary Seward, has been printed at q
cost to the Government OF $3.50 a
volume. A very large number has
been printed and a copy will be sent
every government and nationality in
tthe world. -.
No such book az that was ever
printed in the world before.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DE. JGoEssN-DEAR SIR:-I hG7s bseH frequently
rsqusEisd 70 o0nHeet my name ih Tseontin lfIeaE ~
different klnds Of HasdeinsI but regarding he Taetes
Of appropriate sphsre haze tH al odSeS "a
eliSd bt sS4 clear proof IN paTtoUS ttEta7ses asd
particularly MY IdHaIy, Of s EssftSisGs Of Dr.
Hsofands German BiisaTE, depart for once from NY
Slal course sprsIs my CH conviction hat Tor gem
erl debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, It Is sEES StS51Ssate and NAnAbIe
pre- alton In fNcA sonas eaSe1 - fsay
IdR: 4sf tlIEElls, NoSSsI ! douof Hst, a. t9A4
ks very bsus6eia! - ~ to GAsEs tgAO EtL9er
from ne aboVs saH5sJ TTotIrJ, VeTy Ts5PsstCl5y,
j. H. kE-SNARD,
EiyAIh, bsLotg Coates stTest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
FROM uoN. Gro. w. MoopwAnp.

Chief uat!ee Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILApELPuIA, NarcL 10, 1857.
find lyoaGaHd'S German B!tsys IS not an ITILo-
ieaing beverage Lt good ioHie tJefl an aisoTs'TL
Of ne diSeSsIve organs, and Of great bensH "a casa
debility 6ad pdnG Of detiOn, IN e Sy5tSSa
GGo. ". WOODWARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of tho Supreme Court Of PennSyiyaniA
PHtLApKLPHIA, Aprh -, 1888.
IcouEider IA - HoodandSs
German Rft HWA Iars - valuable
medicine In case S-7SA OF attacks OF
Indig IIonzAz E-sSaA.zOr Dyspepsia.
i can corIIfy this from Illy expert rtenco OF
It. Yours, with respect,
JAMES TEIOMPSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
IlIood Purifiers

ever knogH aud ryi all dssaseI TssEliiag T0ha
bod b!sod Kesp yoiU ~ blood pare; k~Sp your
L5rxr n sydrr; ss,p - y0tIT dtycEnrt organs
IA q nsIisi. hczEIy ~ SdcOHdItloH by she t4ss
Of Tsfar1lcs szz-Azz-4z47 rid diEsaSc s0tI
dSgsgil The bcs NE country rseoHaHteHd
aSsnI- y ysa'E ef koioEt TsI2a.iOH % Jor anything
you rHusi ~ these I'TsrGTciiOiIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
THE. Democratic (Pa.)

The DSHIOCItIItC I t.J HutCN1IItlII,
published at Bellefonte, says: -4 .-
'sWithin circle Of five miles from
this place, we have the names of forty
three men who have all their lives
voted with the opposition, and who
are earnestly working for the success
of Seymour and Blair.n s-9a.d fi1 -
Similar changes are going on all
over the country, and the downfall Of
radicalism is decreed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

( a merchant, advertising tor boy,
adds, "Lads who part their hair in
the middle, need not apply"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Hollands German Ritters

IIaaor. Id II a compound or Fluid Rx-
tracts The Roots, Herbs, and RArkS
rroEn which Ihese extracts are made
are sEe ga Sst1SrssSi tIcsi aainn.IG IGsTmI4ny: TIr41s:
arc exIractedN WrrOu them by
n acIonuIlc ~ chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this
country 10 be used expressly for the
naanuHacIure OTtheEo Btttera. There is
no alcoholic substance or any kind used
In cOEapoundinE the Hlttcrn, hence IL Ii
IE.e only HiIters that can be used In
.sases where alcoholic Htimulants are
not Advisable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
Keep tho Facts Before the People.

The cost of the War and Navy De-
partmenLs since the Republicans have
been in power is as follows:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
''DlsGRACEfUL And OUTRAGEOUS. ;
Letter from President Lincoln-His
opin1en of Carpet-Bag congressman.

In Governor Seymour's letter of ac-
ceptance, he calls to mind the fact
that there is "hardly an able man who
helped to build up the Republican
party who has not had occasion to
warn il against its excesses." A most
marked illustration of the truth of
Governor Seymour's statement, is
furnished in the following letter of
President Lincoln: s.
-tEE ECUTIVE MANSION ! s.=
WAsHNGToH, November 81, 1862. %
DEAR SIR DR.. Kennedy, bearer
of this, has some apprehensions that
Federal officers, uot citizens of Lousi-
ana, may be set up as candidates for
Congress in that State. In my view,
there could be no possible object in
such an election. We do not particu-
larly need members of Congress from
those States to enable us to getialong.
with legislation here. What we do
| want is conclusive evidence that re-
| spe0table CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA. Are
| WiAlingjtoi be members of Congress,
and to swear to support the ,Constitus
ton, and that other respectable citi-
| Z,nS are willing to vote for them aud
/ send them. To send A PARCEL OF
| NORTHERN MEN here as Repre-
sentativcs, elected, as would be under
stood, land perhaps really sol at the
! point of the bayOnet, WOULD BE
DISGRACEFUL and OUTRAGE
Gus; and were i a member of Con-
gress Vere, WOULD VOTE AGAINST
ADMITTING ANY SUCH MAN TO 4
SEAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
"Yours very truly,
"a LINCOLN
~ lin OCIILNs
uoN. G.. +. SHEPLEY.'' Ir~t 10

HON. G. +. SHEPlEY.n f0g--
The deceased President foresaW
the purposes of the Carpet Bag ad-
venturers who are now imposing
themselves on the country as repre-
sentatives from States in which they
are strangers. He brands the at
tempt to fill the Southern seats in
Congress with ''a parcel Of. Northern
men" as "DIsGRACEFUL AND oUTRA
GEOUs." He adds with emphasis,
tina tif he were member of Congress he
would ''UOte against adnitti1lgdIly such
man to seat" This protest has had
no effect on the leaders of his party.
Like the admOnitions of Judge Chase,
it has been spit upon and disregarded.
Desperate men are at the helm, & are
unmindiul of everything except what
gives promise of personal advantage
or party aggrandizement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
CAUTION.

Rosrand's German ReussdisI are eounterfsl;ea- Tia
g,aHiss kars hs ssSnasErs Of C. M. Jackson On
e Cont Of ss otIEie t0rGPpGr gC sdeh bottLs dnd TIE
Of s aTtele Ll5lga eaeA botfs Al Others ara
00sstcEfssL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

Price OF the Bitters, 81 90 per bottle
or. n half dozen for IS 90.
Price OF the Tonic, 81 50 per DOGLAo
or, n half dozen for 81 so.
Tho tonIe ia put up in quart bottles
RseoLlsel Nat IL is Dr. HootIaASs German ReBssfiss
haf are 40 laausrsaiiy used cHd highIy recon-
,,,vasI. and do no. .us-zzz, allow Lks BrtsggtsLE
70 iflaIaec you 10 take a1Hythtng eLfe H4IA ~
r.av sav II jlf-t az Edgood, because Ia
-.aisss a Isyg t,go6 o.. a. Thcse RSuls-
dies sV be Isi by sprsEE 20 any locality upon sliS'e@-
non % Lhe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STokHs
No. cal ARcH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAS. II. EVANS,
Proprietor,
Pormerly O. N. JACKSON q 90.
These Remedies are for sale BY Drug
EIsta, stOroksePeru, and Medicine D0Al>
ers everywhere.
Do no. forge, % saHsiHs vel az sT'iels SOs S.S' 8"
oTdSr % pei hs gsnttHs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19

nEUBLE & BROTHER, DEALERS IN WATCH
IL es, Clocks, JoweIry PnJ SILVER Ware SC. East
side OF the Public Square Canton, Ohio a. Re-
pairing done short notice
JOSEPH A. MEYER, DEALER IN WATCHES,
- Clocks, Jewe ry and Fancy Articles, northwest
orner OF Market Square, Canton, q. a. Repair
Ing OF Washes, Clocks and Jewelry Satisfactorily
done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
DIRECTORY.

ERCHANT TAILoR-ABSALoM KIT, AND
MI lealer in Cloths, CRssI mere Nestngs, keaty
-Ade Clothing, sc. Eas sruscNrawas Street Can
an OHIO janis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-19
HOTELS.


OF. CLOUD HoTEI-TUSCARAwAs STREET.
- West Of Court House, Canton, Ohio. L. w,
Cook Son, Proprieturs- Imay22lSoTl
JNXCHANGE HOTEL, JOHN FIELDING, PRO
II prietors At the Depot, Canton, Ohio F. J.
A. PIEEo. Clerk.
DANIEI. SoURBECK-ALLIANCE HOUSE
~ At the Station, Alliance, U. Meals always IN
readiness on the arrival OF the Cars
JACKSON HOTEL, LOUIS oHLIGHER, PRO
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEAL EsTATE.-w. c. THOMPSON, DEALER
II in 49,, Estate Houses and Building Lots for
iAee st the American Hotel. aprs '6Stf.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
" Is located with ;he County Recorders
in the Wikidal Building, north of the old
Court House, Canton, Ohio, where he can
be found when in the city If not, any bu-
siness wanted can be left with Jacob KEEP
liuger, ESQ, County Recorder, who will
give dus notice TO the undersigned.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor
to take the acknowledgment of any in
strument OF writing he will therefore
write and acknowledge Agreements,
Mortgages, Deeds, &c,, &c at fair prices
and upOn the shortest notice.
J. G.. WILLARD.
Surveyor of Stark county, o.
Canton. Jan. Is 1868.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25
The People Moving.

That there is generally throughout the
North a change Of public sentiment GO
ing on, and that many Republicans are
stepping over to TIL. Democratic side is
beyond question. There is scarcely an
exception since the New Hampshire
election, where we had handsome gain,
though we failed to carry the State, as
we did Connecticut by only q similar
gain. The election 10 Michigan has the
most favorable indication, the negro suf-
frage scheme having failed by near forty
thousand votes, and many of the towns
which were Radical last year going Dem
oeratic by majorities Of one hundred to
thousand, which was the majority in
East Saginaw. In the State the demo-
Gratis gained over forty towns where
locaIeiections were held. Bloomington,
which was seven hundred radical major
ity last year, is three hundred democratic
this In Pekin the democrats carried
every ward and gained s72 since last
spring. a a...t 90 salt.
In New Jersey likewise, whore the
election on the lab was for city officer
and townships, the democrats had il al
their ovu way. In Jersey City ihel
gained go, IN HObOken 500, in Hudson
Civ sls. In Patterson City, hitherto
radical the democrats elected then
Mayor By lOl majority. In the fOrms
radical stronghold, Trenton, the demo
cratic Mayor goes in by $50, and in souii
Rerrsa the democrats have gained .
Neror and SIX Aldermen. and have th'
majority. The Northern exchange from
~k;eh We gather these dstsils regard
,ben g indicatinE tbs certainty OF = re
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25
\ WASHINGTON.


New York, April 25.-The Heralds
Washington special says portion ofthe
Arkansas delegation, elected for the
Senate and House of Representatives Of
the United States, in connection with the
new Constitution, arrived in this city
yesterday. Senators elect, Benjamin +.
Rice and Alexander Mcdonald and Lo-
gan II. Roots, member elect for the first
district, are here. James Kinds, of the
second, and Thomas Bates, of the third
district, will follow in few days. tits
proposed by the delegation at the first
opportunity, probably not till after, the
completion Of the present impeach-
ment trial, to formally present
the new Constitution to Congress. Each
member of the delegation has 10 posses
sion certified copy of that instrument,
furnished him by the provisional author
tiles of Arkansas. 1t is understood the
Conservatives of the semi.reconstructed
State are making an effort to nullify the
election, upon charges of fraud. The
official returns of the election from Gen.
Gillem have not reached Gen. Grants
headquarters. ggad ogs gao' blpoaa %
g A delegation of delegates from Dam
vile, Virginia, visited Stanton atthe War
Department yesterday. The delegation
thanked the Secretary for remaining at
his post. Stanton replied that he was
proud to know that he was the recipient
of such feelings, etc. The delegation
then retirad. n-- ..nL. L---L
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, April 25.-The 7ribunes'
Washington special says: "Mr. Wilson,
in his speech, alluded to Chief Justice
Chase, arguing that he had right to de-
liver charge to the Impeachment
Court, when all the evidence is
in, previous to their retirement for
consultation on the verdict This has
drawn cut considerable comment, and
it is asserted in many quarters that
Mr.. Chase entertains this opinion, and
that he will so act when the proper time
arrives. We have authority for saying
that these surmises are not founded on
fact, and that Mr.. Chase has not ex-
pressed his opinion on the subject to any
one" .ls mao s