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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
LIONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THR GREAT FEMALE RRnEpY FOR rRREau


These Drops area scientifically compounded huid
PREPARATION, and better than any Pills. Powders. -
Nos,rums Being liquid, their action 10 dissdt aEo
positive. rendering mem rellsble speedy and Ger
IAN specine for the Of sil distractions ana sup
S.On: o. nature Their popularity Il indicated BY
the fact that over lOOuU k,st - a Annually sod
s1o s"nsaned BY the ladies' Of the United States
.e.S one 81 whom speak In the strongest tefus Of
pfasse Of their greet neriss Tnev 49, ,sr.sS aene
.depea 5, ., other remse and
safest. and most infallble pscparsi,an :; sn -,S
.oT me cure o. al female eompainis the removal 81
All onstfuctione OF nature, and the pyo,.c,,o. ~
health regularity and strength Rxp,iris Ss u
stating when they my be used. and espisasins ~
and why they should not nor &C nd ~ - ~ ~
out producing efsects contrary tn nstr,s.s wnn.
sws will be found carefully folded .round ~.
tie, with the written signature Of Jons l. ivo. s
ort which none are genuine " 'oAs"ith-
. Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON. 1913 Chaue,s,
New Haven. Conn, who be consul, "a .;sh~. ~
sonally or by NAH. tcnclc.ing stamp, conccrninr =
private diseases and female wcaknes,es. -
sold BY Druggists everywhere.
z. q CLARK . CO..
0snessl AGsa1s ~ ~ . Q. - 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

An ingenious Yankee has invented
kind Of suspension bridge which dispen..s
with the necessity Of lofty towers al IN.
ou'ments. The plants to support the
drudge oy asufieient chain. or wire rope.
winch shall run under the bridge instead Of
over y. The chain is to be sunk Low
enough TO be out of the way or vessels
passing the draw, and to be secured in i,e
place by means of anchors. It is called the
"Asrins Suspension Bridge" Es,imstes
are now being made for a bridge on this
plan between New York and Brooklyn. ana
are expected to be nearly SO per cent. low
er than for any Kind Of bridge yet proposed
Estimates are also to be radc for q bridge
TO East Boston. Of this construction.
Measures have been taken to secure a
patent in the United States and abroad. and
. company is being organized with capt
tai stock Of one ard half millions, to work
the patent in this country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

The Miaerahlea


or this ght and cheerful world are the Dyspeptes
without good digestion there can neither DO bod
'ly comfort mental enjoyment.
Between the stoEsch and the brain there is cleee
aud wonderful alliance If the one is disofdsred
the other is gloomy. detected incapable OF effort,
and Indifferent 10 all that makes life agreeable to the
healthy.
In this a condition that any rational human being
/. willing to endure when the means Of certain i'm
mediate and permanent relief be obtained evcry-
where.
The Dyspcptic has his fate in his own hands Il
re Danish forever the disorder that racks
his body and dstsrbs the mind with nameless hor-
rorr he has only to step TO the nearest drug store
and procure a supply OF HoSTETTERs STOMACH
BTrTERS.
No phase OF Dyspepsia has yet resisted the al
terativc tonic and antblous operation of this po-
tent vegetable specific II literally regenesates the
Iethareic stomach rouses into hrslthy action tho
dormant liver puts 10 fl hit the dismal fanccs III At
beset the mipd gently relieves and regulates the
bowels strengthens the enfeebl nerves; restores
the appetite, and makes As II were, NV ssEATusE
OF iii. despo ncing and detiltated Invalid.
Ladies' who euffer from Indigestion have only to
take ema dose OF this pure vegetable corrective
once twice day, to eecure entire exemption from
the pans md penaiIie. of a weak emach and that
perfect function Il regularity which bnt few of the
uninterruptedly eujoy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Uphaln's Hair Gloss and Cur
ing fud 10 the best HairdressinR in the world. 1t
imparts Q beautiful gioes 10 the Hair. keeps It In
curl. promotes its growth, &c. Price. 30 cts bottle
UPnAHs FlRcxLs AND PInrLs BANpsgR removes
Freckles. Tan, Sunburn, Pimpiee on the Face, Soft
ems the Skin and Beauties the Compile xion. Price
% cents.
upnAn's AsrBnA GUS relieves the most violent
paroxyrms Of Asthma in ten minutes, and effects
speedy cure. Price. - package.
Tna JAPANHsn HAin STATE colcrs the Whisksrs
and Nous ache . beautiful black OF brown. 1t con-
ssts Of only one preparation Color will not fade
wash out Only 50 cents . box.
Sold by 8 @. UPHAM, . South Eighth ST., Pills
delpha, and by all Druggtess Circular sent free.
Also Tor sale BY all Druggists in Davenport.
"a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.l

vIcKsBuna, MISS. Aug. 8. 1863.
Din. JoHx BrlIs-Dear Sir IL am happy to state to
you that have used your Valuable Ccsiron Bitters
with great benefit 10 myself In general debility and
around vicksbufg. 1conndently recon mend its uee
TO all persons who posed to unhea thy climates.
EllGIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Manhood and the Vigor of Youth
restored In four weeks Success guaranteed. DIR.
RECORD ESLENCE OF LIFE restores manly pow
efs. ron whatever arising; the effects Of early
pernieious habits self abuse impotency and climate,
reeularAly according the directions (Which very
simple and require no ressfeint from b0einess or
plessure) Failure lie impossible. Sold in bottes at
g, or four quantities In one for o. To be had only
q the cole appointed agent IN America, II. 0nlSE1S,
20S Second Avenue, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

f. T. - j.

LA Ruc"s AlnbuSfer Crenm
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
MErIC IN THE wORLDl
twill not Injure the most Delicate Skin
Its presene. on the face cannot be detected II can
be removed only hy washing; and when renewed
Vii ie.ye ths rsin softer smoother and whittier than
before RI srancates every discocraton OF the face
whether Caused BY exposure tn wc.her, or by dis
essc and bestors upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
Aengie trial proves All these statements
And the entire ssny with which il can be used,
m axes its success complete.
~ Ask for La Rue'e,-sec that the name OF Ia
Rue Co. 10 blown in the bottle, and our trade mark
A, the TOP OF the front LABEL Sold By all Druggists
And Fancy Goode Dealere. Price One Dollar pei
bottle CHURCH FLINT. Psoprietors.
Hartford, Conn.
&c WeIls . Co.. New York Geo. O. Goodwin
4 Co. Boston, Aase, Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

YOUNG 1BN aud others, who suhsr from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, sup
plying TIN AEKxs OF eKl1CuRK. Written by one
post daid directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn. N. Y. Also free. by the same
publisher, Circular Of DAISY SWAIN, the great
poem of the War deci7-d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Costsveness il aggravated by
The use Of strong purgativss. The only rational
treatment IL gentle laxative and tonic like Dr..
HANnisoNs PnIsrALsIo Losuen. These never
weaken but gradually restore nature. They remove
Oppression Dssiness. He adaehs. and every form OF
Indigestion. also. theonly proper remedy for Piles
either hlaedlnR q otheSNiee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

sous opening of tho campaign. The con- !
a., will be vi gorous one, and ii conducted {
IA our part with that degree Of energy and
determination the case demands victory will
,ursiy perch upon our banners. The held
% open-lct the work commence.
Democratic State Convention.
The Convention Of tho Democracy Of
Iowa. held At Des Moiues on the 26th inst,
vas the largest ever held by any party In
the STATE.
Blns called 10 order by J. NJ. Ellwood,
Chairman of the State Central Committee.
the Hon. Is. B. Richards Of Dubuque wss
oiled to preside temporarily, and afor
sone brlef aud pertinent remarks. J. u.
Armstrong aud p. II. Bosqaet, were AZ
poio,ed Secretaries, after which the follow
.ag commuters were appointed;
ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
l.. u. Test, of Pottawattamie, Chairman.
lat District-Ed. johnson, Lee.
"a D,strct-Judgs Harris. Appanoose.
81 District-L. W. Babbitt, Pottawatta-
mic.
s,h Dissatisfaction Currier. Woodbury..
9th District-Mr. Sewers, Madison.
9th ni.trict-W Il Cnlbcrtson
alb District Joseph Williams, Musca-
tine.
sth District--L p Paterson, Johnson.
- p,N','o' - on. 49, ',o"' r"oulee.
li,h n,.,,,c,-Csl u. F. Ellsworth. liar.
din.
la.h Di.uiet--Geo q Wright, Bremen.
c5MNirrEE OK CREDENTIALS.
lst District = A. y. Carpenter, Dss
Mn. county. vro
"A n,.,,'N, prea r .c,or F.emnnt
4,h u s,r,c,-r q. smeitz.r, Cav.
blh Dyrici Jas. +. Williamson, War
zen
"s "' "'''0''
,ih pis,,iet-L, n. Dnnham, Jackson.
Stn pi,u,rt r T.. Murphy, Iowa.
~ pisuhct-S. =. Van Ands. Dea-
,, a.. p.,u, ,u.u,
ll,h p,,ret-Geo. ". Brooks. Boone.
ls.h district q. Case, Ohickasaw.
The Convention then adjourned until
o'clock, +.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention re-assembled at o'clock.
when The reports of the following commit
tees were received and adopted:
PrNMAS,Nr ORGANIZATION.
ifesdcn' ,haS. Neens. OF JEFFERSON
county 'sf ires'"'h', ."o. ID. nas,'
n."r> d. ; townsend, Monroe u. N.
te'N ""oa'ht >. j comfort, crawford ;
it'"'"'" ''A' M'iis'"' sno. "h''e' Wat
'"%el'' i',"n,~' "usea uhe "eo
AN' - - "eA",". n'aeA hsNN'
y 49, a"an"Nve' =. r. h's"o''"'
ias ''" N. 'e'ue' n'emsr.
arcs -. armstrong Dubuque
- "'"s9iet, Marion l. II. ID. DARKER
- A'''eT.
90 motion Of Jno. + Irish, tho following
committee was appoiniei
az ,,.o,rr,oxs
:,
-, ' n''.'i.' -p'" ~ p'o""' u L's'
M ~, % "n"pp, p
e''
9TH District-.lno. Currier.
On pstnct-J. L. Williamson. Warren.
9th Dl>lrict--J. y. Ware.
s,h n;.,.,., - -, ks
e,h Di.i,,c,-W A. Ham nnhmon.
ian n,s,r,s,I s,on., urouq0e'
il,h psuict- James Phelan.
18th Dis,rict-G. {. Wright, Bremen.
The Conventon then proceeded TO the
election of four delegates TO reprsscnt thu
State at large in the National Convsn,;on.
.nh. h.,a;. ~. w., - -.
N-' "
'"s "sA"
The names OF Hon. A. Z. Dodge, Of Des
Moincs; lohn O'Nicl, Of DIALOGUE Hon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
DIR. S. 1. Tobias

PulInonic Life syrup, for the Cure
or Incipient Consumption. Coughs, Colds Group.
Aetnma, Liver Complaints, and General Debility.
For - eral yeafs been urged by kind ritnds.
who have used, and been benefited BY, nv LIE
Syrup. to put It mp for general sale but few know
the large expense, now that the country 10 hoodep
with Patent Medicines which attend the same For
years past was reluctant to do ~ the capital re.
CURED would be large. and did not wish 10 cnrtaii
the operations OF my Venetian. Linment business.
But thanks to the generous public who have appre-
ciated my Venetian Liniment, am now able TO do %
medicine. The foundat on Of my euccess attribute
TO attending 10 the manufacture Of every drsp my
self and shs do the In regard to my Pulmonie
Life Syrnp The Ingredients perfectly harmless.
bnt act on the Lungs and Liver with astonishing ef
feet Price IS cents Depot No t6 Cortlandt Sire
New York, near Jersey City Ferry. Sold by the
Druypj Sta and Etorekeepers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
TO YOUNG EN-.

no arrest Seminal Losses, 70 conquer bad habits
L and remove the effects OF early Error, send .
cents to 0ALRN'E HEAD DISP8NSARY. Louis
vlls, Kent1cky.
Having had ten Year, experience In this speciality.
patsnts sunesing from any deease whatever Of prt
vate or confidential nature, and ladies troubled with
- cents % sbove With brief statement OF case win
receive particulars for selfreatment by return mail
and thus avoid Quackery. We also have . varix
Clasp which We 9uaraates 20 cure vacocsle In four
days. The Electro Nag netic Preventive. Those do
string 20 limit their o0sprifg, can enclose stamp
lions OF he above pssvsnive. With an essay the
subject Of prevention. All correspondents conf
Denial. Address al letters to J. 8. W1L1IA4S,
Drawer e47. Louisville. Ky oct2A-d6w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

PATENTED IN ENGLAND Axp FRANCE.
This Pump has received the HIeHEsr PsEnIun II
every far where II has been exhibited. Wis: New
York, Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, buffalo. SyrA.
euse, Springfield and Worcester.
1t has no Cranke or Fiy-Wheel, aud has no dead
points where II will stop. consequently II 10 always
ready TO start without using starting bnr. and does
mot require hand work to get past the centre, and
valve with water, consequently Il always ready to
start when the steam cylinder Is filled with cold wa
ter OF condemnation.
has been used for more than eight ears for feed
ing stationary STEAM BOILERS and has been used
more than nve years on LOCOMOTIVES, and is the
only Steam Pump yet tried that il In every way adap
ted for that use 1t has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions, Min
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Establishments Of
every Kind. with perfect II has been tested
In the Navy, and in consequence Is recommended by
the Chief Engineer OF u. b. Navy. 10 be used at the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. As Fire Engine II Is
recommended by all lns. Companies, and IL univer-
sally adopted by tho manufacturing companies In
New England. Although We have been constantly
making additions to our Works, yet the rapidly increa-
sing demand for Pumps has hitherto been great
er than our possible production but with recent en-
largement OF our Works. and extensive additions To
our manufacturing facilities, hope 10 be able TO
supply all orders.
Tna Prorr offer this Pump as the most Per
feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented, and
for sim plicity and durability deies competition
For further Information, address the Proprietcrs 81
their works,
iy3-ly KNOWLES i sIBLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
90 act in national convention.

SHABBY CLcfHRs-When John Tillotson
Was Dean Of Canterbury, = remarkable
scene took place in the hall Of that worthy
mans residence. From some cause or
other, Deans father had not risen out Of
his country obscurity BY his sons sleva-
ton SO, on visiting the Dean in London,
he presented himselfin his usual drses OF !
simple countryman
Is John Tillots,n at home - he asked,
On the door being opened. after . single
knock, by one Of Deans servants.
John Tilloison " growled out tho
servant, land don't you know beets man.
ners The Dean is at home, but not to
see the like Of you.
But, he will see me-" replied the fainter
coolly, for all you can say"
And Mr.. Tillotson was right; for. after
the servant had deli out good deal of in
suit, which he thought very appropriate to
a man stability dressed, another servant
went to the Dean, and told him what was
taking place ut the hall door.
;" Il IS my worthy father" said the Dean
after hearing the description of the strange
anu then, instead of being ashamed to
sekno Wedge his relation shin he ran ont TO
tue door, aud fell down on his knecs in
the presence Of his servant. - - ri.
fathers blessing. ''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
A PANIC

HoFFs MALT EXTRACT IN AMERICA. This
Celebrated Health Beverage, having been lately IN
PRODUCED into country, sustans. BY s increasing
consumption, itr great European reputation. We
advise all sick well healthy 20 try II. AZ It Il
really the beet tone the report made ~ the spec
iai committee OF three to the Now York Academy Of
Medicine etatss and as IL proved by the many diplo-
m az and medsls bestowed on 1t In Europe.-(New
York Express. To Mr.. HoA, s42 Broadway. New
York: EXTRACTS OF Lettsrs:) Mr. VIM. Mollsr. 70
West 10Th street. New York, cnred Of dyspepsia Mr..
r. b Lewie, Beskman street, Of sore throat. Mrs.
Armand For.iorf l49 Wooster Street, OF Weakness
Of tho stomach Mr.. Ph. Bender, New Haven OF coz
sumption Try it and you will be satisfied 1t gives
strength TO the weakest appetite to the convacscen'
see to the invalid. and hope and hoalh and Joy &c
the sick my appetite returns sncs I am usini
your Extract Of MALT writes Mr.. John Zsttles, Q
| New York, No. les East 18th street.
| "If nv daughter, who suffered from consum ption
misses your Hons Malt Extract but one day, Their
ID relapse OF her old complaint and return OF he
physieai weakneee" Extract 81 Tn. Hastferds LEI
TER Home Journal Office. New York
old vLAN FELDT THoDE CO.. Agents
No 81 West second street, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
Fifty Millions of Boxes Sold.
BRANDERErirS PILLS take hold and sxpel the
matter of disease.


Extract from q letter dated Dawson Iowa. April ~
1866, 70 DIR. Brandreth, from andrew Logan, Eco
my wife became an invalid. Our physicians rep
resented her incurable. l then called two
other phy ccians and the three held and
pronounced her case consumption. then dscharg
ed all the ply scians. and determined TO trust u
your Pills. got I've boxes, which 81 c took accord
ing to the printed eirecuons by the time these
were used ny, there appeared change In her con
diiiou for abe better. | then bought hftcen boz
and she continued to take them for three months
when her health was entirely restored"
PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS II
the beet evidence OF the goodness of BRANDRETHS
PILLS They should be in every family, ready for
me on the h-et symptoms oil disease Occurring.
Principal once, Brandreth House. New York. See
''B Branirctb." in white letters, in the Government
stamp. Sold by ali Drggis,s.
The ladies Of America, from their peculiar habits
are eald be the unhealthy in the world, also
TO suffer most whom about to become mothers. DIR.
velpau's Pills great blessing to all ladies, -
they regu late an ASSIST nature Sold by all Drug
gists. HARRISON STARkS. Aa'ts. IS Brady u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

For sale by al Druggists. augo-d&wly
" Philosophy of Marriage. A
New Course of Lectures. As delivered at the New
York Museum OF Anatomy, embr acing the subjects
How to live and what TO live for Youth. Maturity
and Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The
,es accounted for: Marriage philo.ophically con-
sidered &c.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded TO parties unable TO attend receipt OF
lour stamps by addressing: SECRETARY. NKw
YoRG Muslrx ANATOMY AND SoirsoR, 61s
BROADWAY, NEW YoaK febll-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Democratic State Convention.
The Convention Of the Democracy Of
Iowa. held at Des Moiues on the 26th inst,
vas the largest ever held by any party In
the Stat.
B.ins called 10 order by J. N. Ellwood.
Chairman of the State Central Committee,
the Hon. Is. b. Richards Of Dubuque was
oiled to preside temporarily, and aia
90 nc brlef and pertinent remarks. J. u.
Armstrong aud p. II. Bosqaet, were ~
poiated Secretaries, after which the follow
rag Committees were appointed:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

President Chas. Negus. Of Jefferson
county, Wee Presidents -Juo. b. Lash
Henry j. ;. Townsend, Monroe; q. N
teen, Decatur 5. ! Comfort. Crawford
iteo'Io'c Cox. Madison; Jno. White, Mad
isnr. Jpeerh Williams, Muscatine; Geo
Pail Jaansan; J u. Packard. Black HAsh;
L g. Wright, iilamakce; D. +. Ellsworth,
Hardin. Wm. Polite, Blcmer.
Secretaries j q Armstrong, Dnbuqie !;
7. II Bpus0net, Marion; +. II. b. Barker,
D,s Maaacs.
On motion Of Jno. L. Irish. tho follow n z
Cnmmltfep anpniptal
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-10-30
The slave trade has been re-opened by
the Alabama carpet-baggers.
''Let US have peace -
Ma gnanimity

Many beautiful lessons of magnanimity
are to be found decorating the pages of
classic story-lessons which should be
found instructive to those who are now in
positions afording them opportunities for
its exercise. Caesar, when returning to
Rome at the head of joyous veterans, al
lowed a statue of his rival Pompey to be
erected in the Cpaito, and gave his follow
ers place and power in the administration of
the government. He INDUCED in no test
oaths-he used no shackles-he hunted no
victims with a keen and savage thirst for
blood, but with deeper insight into the
nature of the human heart, he granted full
amnesty to all who fought against the Ea-
giles and endeavored to brace his throne
with the affections of the people.
Indeed, no victory was allowed to the
successful hero in a civil war, because it
kept alive the animosities which should be
buried ''deeper than ever the Plummet
sounded in the graves of forgotten transact
tons"
When Sparta as conquered by Thebes,
no trophy was permitted in honor of the
victory, because of decree by the Council
of the Grecian States, that it was not fitting
that any record should remain Of dscord
between Greek and Greek
Instead of following these wise aud hu
name examples, the South is prescribed
from the seats of power. her voice is no lon
ger heard in the councils of the. nation, but
she has constantly preying upon her vitals
a ravenous horde of the carPet-bag iratern-
ity, who still feed, vulture-like. with &C
cursed avidity upon her maugled and pros
trate form. The ears Of her peaceful and
law-abiding citizens are constantly assaulted
| by bloody orders Of military satraps, such
as those of the brutal Meade, in Georgia,
and upon mere suspicious of gilt, and drag
| ged before military commission to answer
charges and suffer insult.
The South had accepted defeat-had ia
] ken her VOW Of allegiance which she would
have KEPT to the very letter-to the last
syllable. Though the wild blast Of war
had desolated her homes, and wreck and
ruin crushed all the parts of her fair do
main, still she was ready to "let the dead
past bury its dead" She iuvokes no gibes,
no anim0sities. She drark deep # the bit
ter cup of defeat; but she would not muir
muir at the draft did not these red moulhed
fanatics, with breath Of hate, hot from
hell" continue to ''cry havoc and let slip
he dogs Of war"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-10-30
One ore AppeaI.

This is the last issue Of the CITIZEN be-
fcre the election, and Is therefore the last
opportunity we will have to admonish our
friends not to forget the interests Of their
country next Tuesday. OF course we do
not expect to carry Tennessee for the Dem
ocratic ticket, but in the name Of all lhat is
dear to the hearts of patriots let US endeav-
or to reduce the radical majority as much
as possible, and bend all our energies to the
election Of a Congressman. We can carry
the county and the District for Cap Sheafe,
and we must do it. The well directed la
Dor of few able and earnest men, have, in
times past accomplished greater results
than th.s, and surely there never was a cause
that arp sled more earnestly and eloquentIy
to the hearts Of men. We are cursed with
the vilest despolism that exists upon the
earth, and it can be removed only by work
Up, then, and if you work faithfully, the
doom Of radIcalism will be announced by a
shout Of victory, and posterity will be
proud to own you as their ancestors. Let
US give the balance Of our time till Tuesday
evening to the cause OF Democracy, which
is the cause of the country, and in the Ian
guage of our great standard bearer. '1et us
lay aside passion and prejudice, let us be
impressed with the social duties we are
now to assume. Let us discharge the du-
ties Of American citizens in this canvass
with an earnest desire to serve our country,
,,1J Z Il,
ion for which we have sacrificed SO much,
Cannot we sacrifice our passions for patri-
otism when so many have sacrificed their
lives from patriot" motives? Cannot we
forget party animosities ourselves, and in
the period which shall pass before the cleo
ton calmly review the situation, and see
whether we are or are not on the safe road