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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-16
S}oliiiral notips.

Cnion Republican Presidential Campaign Club OF the
1864. city of NeNy-N ork. - -. . lSO,s-
10 TIL UNION REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF TIE CITY or NEW
YORK,
pusaE1ce - hutton Of The Executive Conn ee Of ina Cab
prou Republican q ts ely who g 90 devote the
da Tor the registration Of voters day Of the election. the
protection Reys.y and the Ba0tboK o fraud requested 70
either Of the undersigned Immediately bis ard address,
proposed that o. an gih the voters Of
each dslc shall be detailed aho shall do iIe Ho without cOupen-
sar Tweut7 thousand kept foa the gy
b effective action. CHARLES S. SPENCER, President,
No. "a fTanklin-st
W so.. ,j ssgFNoS0' seeea No y chautsst
ISAAC J. OLIVER Chairssn Bzscalige COMMITTEES.
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10000 Shares. 500 Zach
DIRECTORS:
Hon ANDREW q. CURTIN. Philadelphia
\ FORBES Of Russell & Co, China
FRED. BUTTERPlELD OFF Bli,erhel Co NeA -totfi
ISAAC LIyERMORE Tres. Mich Ger. r. X, tostos;
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas Au tI Co.. Mes. YORK.
Hon JAMES NOXON. Syracuse y Y;
o. II. PALMER Treas " est L. Tel Co. Nee.l oFk; =.
FLETCHER WfSTRAi. ofWeF'r'v, Gibbs Haricae' y II
NICHOLAS MiCKLBS, Nes-ios
OFFICERS;
O. CURTIN President
n. MiChLES h.c--!4es.4tgt
cONAST
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strike I'm Concord.
,ScoRp, N. H., April %. The weav'
FOREIGN.

Victor Emanuel Is reported to DO lying seri-
ously III at Turin, being subject to cpilcptic fits.
According to Paris paper he has been bled two
hundred times In the course Of his life.
Farrell, who attempted the assassination Of
Prince Alfred at Sydney,N. 8. W., has been SEN
tenccd to death.
The Abyssinian war has ended. The English
came up to where the Kings army was en-
trcnchc,l at Maglala. An assault was made In
which 500 Africans were killed among whom
was King Theodorus. His whole army was ei-
Their killed wounded or captured. The captiycs
were all liberated AMI are now on their way
home, and the English army is also to be immo-
diately rcorganizel and sent home. Immense
treasures were found and capturcl, Rather an
expensive resistance on the part Of Thcodorus.
All England is singing 7t deums.
The prosecution In the case Of the Clerkenwcll
Fcnians have closed their side Of the case. The
counsel for 0'Keepe move mol pros in his case.
The counsel for Barrett will show clear dbili
in his case Prince Alfrci who is visiting sgd
ney, n. s. W. was shot and dangerously wound
ell. The would-be-assassin who is said to be q
Pcnian, was arrested. The Prince Is slowly re-
covering. The Prince Of Wales has returned to
England The disorder in Spain have been re-
pressed and new cabinet has been formed at
Madrid.
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The Merit Representative.

Hon. John Lynch Representative to Congress
from this District, who has held the position
already for two terms, Is making his bids for q
denomination. lie has written him speech in
relation to finances, and another on impeach-
ment, both Of which are but very commonplace
re-hashcs Of what was long ago said and done in
relation to those subjects. These speeches he Is
d stributing through the District very profusely,
and one of them has been published for his BEN
ft in the radical paper in this county. But for
the benefit Of Mr.. Lynch and all other Congress
ioual aspirants, we will say that the universal
sentiment in this section Of the State is, that the
next candidate for Congress must be taken FROM
old York County, and this viii undoubtedly be
done, with both the Republican and Democratic
parties Mr.. Lynch Is the only member Of Con-
gress from Maine, who originally voted for inn
parchment, which Of itself viii be ere long, II it
Is not already enough to curse him politically
forever. But the trst District Is Democratic
through and through, and growing more so
every tiay, 50 that really ii makes very little
difference who is put in nomination on the radi-
cil side, or what particular phase Of mongrlism
he represents, as Il is all up with the blacks in
the next race.
The above Is taken from the columns Of the
Billefori Democrat. believing that the best
thing VIC can do for cur able representative is
to show the people what stuff is served out to
the eopperheads by their local organ in this
county which l. authority in nothing save in
biography The financial speech Of Mr.. Lynch
a synopsis Of which we give elsewhere, has
been pronounced by many Democratic journals
in the country which have sOmo reputation to
maintain. as one Of the best financial speeches
msic in Congress, while his friends and con-
s'''aents can well Afford to complacently see
h's -sr'ile imitator Of Brick Pomeroy with all
MS disgusting animus but not 1.-THE Of his
o'ans OF courage. attempt to squirt his filthy
water. whether the Republicans viii nominate
aeandidate from ,Ai, county or Cumberland,
the political drsb Of the Democrat /. utterly
ignorant, while with the REMOVAL orJohnsOn and
the nomination Of Mr.. Lynch. the Rsnub,;e,p,
win carry this District BY upward, Of four
LAousaad majority.
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MARRIED..

IN Biieiori April -. Wy Rev. J. Hubbard, Jt, NJ.
GILMAN IIoSne, ~ In~tn Mass. spf Niss Angola,
daughter a Carr Kicker, Esq, Of Bbiishci.
Tn III icfoci, April y, by Rev. I. ~. whh'm, Mr.
Thomas L. Sauy and Msl..ss A. Leavitt, bath q Scar
boro'.
Tn Bthief,ri. AprH Is, ny Rev. G. Teonsy MI willis
MeKenwy anil Mrs Charity Rc-e, hsh ~ sao"
In Gr,.t ysi. Anil Z ny ~, A. LcVetoy Nr. Aihstt
n Min, and " - Martha } Ma Sicl, bsh of lsianon.
In s.cssrap,a. Arrl q. nv Rsy 4 W. ro'th. Orrn "
Jes,tt anil Mis- M.p u. GlsHn, i,th n ssccssspIs
In Farmnr,oa, April q, Frank H. Msbeis,,u and
Hattie A. Fulkr.
In wiltcn. April IS MO-. Craig, IT,, Farnnston al
Nn Lss- ~ sImooi.. q W.
In G,nilner, April II. Mr. Dsnei ". Rob,n.ca u Bo.
ton ssi Mls MArthA A. Dourts.s of o., AprAs Mr. Jas.
o. iIcigkins, u NOtAebrO'. anil Msa Carrie Arpo of
Fssmingtcn.
In Lesistoo, APRIL 10, by Rev. J. A. Lowell NJ Chas.
u. Brsie-n and Miss nrua A. WOODWARD ibTmeriy u
Po,aDd, hoth u q.
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Mr.. Hamln's position on public questions are
never doubtful or dubious.
That among the many names mentioned for
the Vice Presidency at Chicago are to be found
men just as good, just as reliable and just as
true as the gentleman in question we do not
doubt. We do not deny. But il is q fact patent
as any we have, that no name there can be pre-
sented that will Of necessity command 30 much
confidence without misgiving. as that Of MIR.
Hamlin, while we believe that the Republican
party could in no better way command the rs
sursnce Of the people than by placing his name
upon the Presidential ticket, nor in any way 80
we'll atone for monstrous and inexeusablC
bluntler
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One Hundred Dollars . Word.

For svrry word In the following Certificate found
untrue, Alter writlng 70 the parties naned. and 10
the y. y. Consul, at Rio Jaheire, the sum of one
hundred dollars will he paid.
RIO IN JAHnas, Feb. q, 1856.
Messrs. RAYnrSDO q. LEfrE 4 BRo.i
UESrLEnEs while q son Of NY friend Dir.
francisco de MAttos Pinent q large proprietor In
the Cidade do campos) VAS staying AZ my house
he was attacked with Intermittent fever. lmmedt-
ately sent tor the very clever DR.. Tonoco. who 10
thought . great deal ofln Campos, but the fever,
Instead Of dinin,shing, turned, eo~fisnsd. ssd fy-
pAoid. the boy u& years ODD essd aot spssk, would
not take the brohs. and u required great deal Of
coaIing % make him swallow the medicines Dr..
Tinoco declared that there Was not tbe slightest
hope ot saving the boys life that u would be adj
vsable 10 write TO his htler snd inform him Of tho
state OF his sons health. A. that msment j
thought OF the we'll spoken Dr Radwsy . Cor
medicanents, and applied them In the following
manner, One teaspoon OF Relief In . tumbler OF
water, dividing II three doses day irictions With
the Relief pure on the chest, hack and wrists
three (of Rsdway's) Pils every day, and veil COW
cred 30 that he might perspife Second day, hall
On hour amer meals. one detsrt-.lsDon Of Rssolv-
ent aud water. IN the burth day he was shh to
get up from bed, TO the astonishmtnt Of evsry one.
who witnessed the miracle OF Dr. Ra:uay Cos
indictments.
remain, gentlemen. your very obcdlent servant.
Joaquin PISIo FkLcAo, Merchant,
Or Railways Remedies ars sold by Druggists
AMI Country Merchants. bee Dr. Railways Az
manac for 1888.
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POLITICdL.

For eight hours the Senators listcncl to Judge
Nelson, or rather to Andrew johnson, Us his
statements were interpreted by his friend. Like
the President, Judge Nelson was originally n
Union man, and, like the President, he "swuns
around the circle" into the society of rebels.
The President, on Friday, withdrew the NOM
ination of Thomas Ewing, Sr., as Secretary Of
War, sending to the Senate the following COM
munication:
"To the Senate Of the United States:
81 have nominated John II. Schofeld, to be
Secretary Of the Department Of War, in place Of
Edwin NJ. Stanton, to I've removed"
The balance sheet Of the treasury department
will, at the end Of this month, present much
more cheerful aspect than 1t did at the close Of
the month Of March. The drafts upon the treas
ury from the navy and war departments for the
twcnty-thrcc days Of the present month amount
to but four million seven hundred thousand dol
lars, and il is estimated that the aggregate Of all
drafts for April upon the treasury to supply the
demands Of the navy and war departments will
not exceed seven million dollars,
1t is announced that the Millcritcs have fixci
upon October ., 1868, rs the final conilagraton.
1t Is probably acoppcrhead dodge as the only
hope they have of defeating Gen. Grant. He
don't propose to let it burn up until after tho
fourth Of next March.
The Delaware Republican State Convention
held on Friday, resolved, that we give one voice
aui pledge our assistance in the maintenance Of
the national faith and credit, insisting that In
the payment Of the debt, the spirit of contract
shall be truly and honorably observed.
The Republicans Of Chicago arc agi,ating n
plan for building an immense. wigwam on the
lake shore, capable Of accommodating $4,000
persons, for the use Of the Republican National
Convention.
A Pennsylvania paper which feels authorized
to speak about Mr.. Thad. Stevens Is well as to
speak for him, states that he seems at last to
have mastered his disease that his health Is
snow better than ii any time during the last
two years !" and It says further that "onc Of the
on diis Is that he will probably occupy Mr..
Stewards position in President wsde's Cabinet"
We suppose there arc few persons in tho ooun-
try Of either party who viii not learn with ne
grct that Hon. James F. Wilson Of Iowa declines
. reelection to Congress.
Senator Yates has written . letter, addressed
to the "Peopls Of the State Of Illinois. "acknowl-
eiging a. substantial truth the criticisms passed
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Notice.

SAINT JoHS's LoDaE, No 81 ov YssK Asp AccsP-
rrD MAsoss-The Ineorporators Of the Saint
John. Lodge No. 81 OF Free and Accepted Mssons
arc reqsested to meet at Masonic Hall In South
Dsrr LEX, Me-. on Monday the 9Th day Of May next
at O'Clock In the evening 10 act on the following
business viz
ist, To choose Q moderator 70 preside at said
meeting. 2,d, To sec u the meeting VIII accept %
an act entitled an act 70 Incorporate the salnt
pass d by the Legislature " Maine AMI approved
iy ,Ivcrnor Of said state February 18th, lsts.
II. To choose ell necessary and proper oneen Ia
carry into effect the provisions OF said act.
sYLvANuS IlEYWOOD,
One Of the persons named In said act 10 call tho
first meeting Of the lncorporators.
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CAMPAIGN JOURNAL,

With the election In New Hampshire. the Presi
dental Campaign Is hirly opened. Good ns"spa
pers cannot be too soon or too thoroughly eireu'
lated. We have . number Of letters from Rspao'
lean, Who believe that tho worry general eircuia
ton OF the USioS ASo JoraSAL will do much
good urging US To issue special rates for the eam-
paign.
The coming election will be q most exciting and
important one. aud u 10 heightened In Importance
within the ordinary circulation Of the JousSAL
by the fact that this District Is TO choose aMember
or Congress sn u may be, that the candidate will
bs chosen nom York County.
In order 10 meet the demand from friends We
have concluded to issue special rates TO take effect
nom Msy 18th, until the Presidential election is
over-slx months,
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yEIy PUBLICATIONS.

Harpsrs Magazine for May, just Issued, completes
the seth volume and the 18th year oft existence
IL deservediy the most popular ma gatinc IN ihe
country. if not In the world. The present NUMBER
an excellent one.
Lippineoirs Magazine for May fully su'tains the
favorable opinion which We have expressed 0t W.
preceding numbers. The contents are varied, and
adapted TO meet the wishes Of ,hose who desire
something little lighter Than heavy gusrtiy
and something moro substantial than isiound 10
cheap monthlics.
The LADIES Fr,nd for May. contain. several fine
for ladies and literary matter for all. Published by
Deacon Il Peterson, Philadelphia at sasO per year
God,ys Ladys Book for May has about twenty
Embellishments Of various kinds. also Its usual
quota and qusntity OF music, poetry and other
literary matter.
Our Young Folk, for May has two iull.p,ye Illus
trations, "The obstinate Boys" illustrate Dick
ems story and "The Aurora Borealis," throw. =
light on Dr. Hayes "Cast Away In the Cold ;" The
pages abound In good things ior little Ieaiers in.
clndlng "0ne saturday" "Dotty Dimpio MAKING
Call" the Peterklns at Home" allow June
sfound Msssa Lnkum." &c.
TAs Atlantic Monihiy for May ha, come 70 hand 4!
and proves an unusually readable numter. II
opens with an article Of which the title conveys
the whole story. vir' .The Turf and the ,Trotting
Horse ~ Aps,e beautiful Pos,n ny Mh,,', .n
tertaining stories In the number ION Pair OF
OId Schooi !" by ]. w. lie Forest, being sketch OF
Charleston society and the WAR and "Did nc .aae
tifying and humorous stories. Dir. Parton contin'
ues his analysis OF sour Roman Catholic Brethen.
r. N. Brewer has pleasant little paper on "Ihe
European House sparrow" " clarke DAYS. h , as
OF "A Modern Lettre do Cachetn The poiItical
article Is devoted to THE Next President. OF 10
an outline Of the merits OF Gen ursnI
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THE SOUTHERN srATEs

The progress of reconstruction was never
greater nor more apparent than at this moment.
Several States are now holding their elections !;
and the two Senator'S from Arkansas are now
here with the engrossed copy Of her new consti-
sutton, asking TO DO admitted to the Union Of
Free States. North Carolina wheels grandly
into line with solid majority Of twenty thou
and votes; and the FREQ Constitution Of South
Carolina has been ratified by an overwhelming
vote, thousands Of her white citizens voting
side by side with the Blacks for Government
which confers equal and impartial rights upon
every citizen in the State, black and white.
Other States are soon to follow, and ii not i'm
peeled by the Satanic influence Of the Executive
Moses, ten great empires will he added to the
Union, and History can furnish no sublimer eI-
ample Of poetic justice than these aristocratic
communities Of the South, torn from the Union,
for the purpose of making slavery perpetual
brought again under the Union flag after seven
years Of strife, by the ballot Of the slaves, who
were to constitute the corner stone Of Slave
Empire, at length "rsleemed, regcneratd and
disenthrallel, by the irresistible genius Of uni
versal emancipation" FAIRFAX.
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PuFTIxa.--Wc are aware that some Of our ei-
itorial brethren are great on putting but Bro.
Stone. Of the Lowell Vor Populi takes tho rag
of the crowd in notice Of recently estab-
lished horse market in that city. lie says, Of the
firm: "The former knows more about horse
than horse knows about himself, and is nearly
all the time to be found on the premises and
ready for trade. Persons acquainted with
horse-aesh, but DESTROYS Of purchasing, can with
the utmost saftiy rely on the firm named who
propose to deal with every customer In man
ncr 90 fair and satisfactory that he win be sure
to come again Of q second time In want OF any
thing in their line" Ifthat horse puff can be
beat, the man who can DO II may take our best
beaver.
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Among the many restoratives which nature has
implied TO relieve the afnietions Of humanity
there 10 no more hvorite one Cor certain el,s OF
diseases than the &" medicinal gum" Of tho wIld
Cherry Tree but however valuable II Is, Its value
% heal to soothe to relieve and to cure. IL suhanc
cd ten fold by scientific and judIeous combination
with other ingredients, In themselves Of equal
worth. Thi. happy mingling exists to rcnArba-
bio degree IN
Dr. Svistar's BaIsam Of wild Cherry,
whose vaiue In curing Coughs, coif', BrsneAn",
Whaoping Cough, Group, AsthDsn, Pulmonary JGo-
ton, and ineipisRt Consumption Is inestimzbls.
strong Testimony.
Prom BESyAsis wnEELEa, ESQ, Depot Master at
South hoyalston, Aass.
In the spring Of 1853 Was most severely afflicted
with hard. dry cough, with its usual rco ni-
ments Of night sweats completely prostrating my
nervous system, and producing such debllitatot
state of health that after trying medical aid TO
purpose, had given up all hopes Of ever recoy-
cring, rs had my friends. At this stage OF mat.
| tiers was prevailed upon throught the influence
| Of q neigLbor 10 try Wistars Baisam of Wild Cher
ry aud, before using two bottles, the effect al
most magical. Ny cough entirely len me, tho
my depressed spirits. and soon j lad attained my
wOnted strength and vigor. Thus has this BALKAN.
rs has often been remarked by persons conversant
with the above facts literally snatehed me froIn
the yawning grave. You aTe Mt liberty To use this
for the benefit Of the affected.
Prepared by SETH W. fOwLE h sON, u Tro
mont Street, Boston, aud for sale by Drussists
generally.
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Ins,srss~hss~Nf.

We hope to use this stercotypcd title no more
after this week. Mcsrs. Nelson, Grosbeck and
Evsrts have spoken for the defence. and Bout
well. Logan. Stevens and Williams for the PrOs-
ecution. ssanbsry viii Close the arguments
for The President. finishing doubtless by Friday,
when Judge Bingham viii close for the prose-
estioa, commencing probably Saturday; and
therefore We may not expect . verdict before
Tuesday or theday following. II istoo near the
verdict day to now indulge in speculation, but
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ny Telegraph frum saoo Courier ot Saturday.
Nomination of Gen. schoneid-Impcneh.
ment.
NEW YonE. Anril %.

NEW YonK, April %.
The Washington specials contains tho follow
| Ing: The nomination Of Gen. Schofeld has given
rise to much speculation Il is believed that the
| President has some scheme to carry out. Mr.
Schofcld's friends assert that he will ask to have
his nomination recalled. The President made
the nomination without consulting his friends,
and q member Of the cabinet states that
he knew nothing Of It until informed
BY senator nothing having been
said about Il ut any recent Cabinet Mcetings-
The general impression Is that the nomination
was made at the suggestion Of the Presidents
Counsel, In the hope that II there Is any trouble
among Senators in rendering verdict the ns,a-
ination Of half and half radical instead Of .
copperhead to the War Office may tend to con-
ciate them, and strengthen Mr.. Johnson's
chances Of aoquittal. In response to resolution
| the President sent to the Senate . message
stating that he established the Department Of
the Atlantic under his Constitutional preioga-
tive.
The nomination Of Gen. Schodeld was un-
doubtedly done with the knowledge and consent
Of Gen. Scho6eld, who has within the past
week or ten days been openly hostile to the
new constitution In Va.
The Senate will oppose the proposition to
have q reporter present upon the final cop
sultation, As II will tend to protract the pro
ceedings. They are anxious to dispose Of the
matter as speedily rs possible. and conclude
legislative business. Mr.. Stevens will speak
an hour to-day. Mr.. Grosbeck will follow.
Mr.. Williams will file his argument. Mr.. Mel
sons speech Is looked upon rs more nearly
the Presidents views Of certain features OF
the case than ANYTHING that has been, or will
DO made. One particular, especially that
part which was born of Mr.. Johnson's brain,
to wit: That the House Of Representatives was
not competent TO impcach, nor the Senate to
try, in the sense intended by the Constitu-
ton. That is because It Is 90 body hanging
on the verge"
| strike I'm Concord.
CONCORD, N. H., April %. The weavers In
mills at Suncook have struck for ten per cent
advance In their wages. Their demands have
not been accorded, and the mills will probably
stop for o few days until new help can he OBJ
| tanned.
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Georgia Election.

Augusta, April % Eishty-fOur counties
elect 10 Democrats to the Senate and II Repub-
licsns, and to the House 60 Democrats and Al
Republicans. Two negroes are elected to the
Senate and l2 to the House. An official count
will be necessary to decide the choice for Gov
ernor.
Returns from Louisiana indicate strong con
stiutional majorities.
In North Carolina the result Is still d :.btful