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Comment is unnecessary.
Sentiments of the Seymour De-
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Sentiments of the Seymour De-
mOcPacy.
From the Charleston Mnrcury, July col
The Reconstruction acts of Con-
gress having exhausted their pow
or, OF course the President will pre-
sumo that the military of the Uni
ted States are no longer necessary
in the Southern States, and will
order the soldiery of the United
States to our frontiers to protect it
from the Indians. Then the car
pet baggers and negroes will bc
left to their own power to com.
mand tho Southern States. 1t is
not at all surprising that, under
such circumstances, General But.
Ter anticipates clean sweep oftto
Southern States by tho Democratic
party. Nor will their asoendency
be demonstrated only in the next
Presidential election. II will com
mand in States, as in United States
affairs. Tho mongrel meeting in
Columbia, called Legislature, had
better adjourn, and adjourn speed.
lily. They need not trouble them
$elceS TO make tocs, for they wiH not
be enforced They need not select
officers to rule the State, for they
will perform no duties. They are,
as Mr.. Butler says of Congress,
simply closing time" in the consid.
Grafton Of legislative mo8sures,-
Therefore, like Congress, they had
better disperso, Their doom is
sealed. Thoir power with the
United States army is gone. Con-
gressional rSconslruction, as we
anticipated from tho first il would
be, is failure. 70 go on further
with it will only involve danger and
incroase oxacerbation. Being un
constitutional, all Who attempt 10 en-
force IT, or TO exercise po'cer by its
authority, are simply trespasserS, A
treSpdSser can be sued in an action
for damages, A treSpdSSer may be
,juStifably killed. With tho Prcsi.
dent of the United States, with the
'aSmy Of the United States, support.
ing the white population in treat
ing the Reconstruction laws as un.
constitutional and void, what can
thcir agents or instruments be prac.
tically but trespasscrs2 If they
use violence what are thoy bat
traitors2
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Brains.

so long as tho Gazette, without
brains can make tho Eagle happy
by acknowledging that 1t has brains
within available reach, wo shall
try to keep that shcOt encouraged
up to tho point Of being worth
stirring up occasionally. wO must
SAY. however, that in tho last Eagle
tbs,bFGins wOrO spread very Thin.
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DISTRICT MASS MEETINGs,

The Union Republican District
Committee of the Twelfth Congress
ional District, have made ap-
pointments for Mass Meetings
within the same, as designated be-
low. 1t is important that the Re.
publican papers of the several
counties, and the proper county
and township committees take i'm.
mediate steps for the thorough cir
culation of notices of the meetings,
and all essary..arrangements for
Securing q good attendance of the
people. The appointments are as
follows:
AT NEW LEXINGTON, Fri
day, Aug. 2Sth. Speakers-Gov. R.
B. Hayes, Hon. Sam. Galloway,
and Capt. Geo. Fl. Sheridan, Of
Louisiana.
At LANCASTER, Saturday
August 29lh. Speakers-Judge
Benham, and Capt, Sheridan, Of
La, Hon. John Sherman, Hon. r
G. Scbenck, Gov. Hayes, or Lieut.
Gov. j. G. Lee.
At LOGAN, Monday Aug. 31st
Hon S. Galloway, Capt. Sheridan
and Col. W. ii. Free.
AtSOUIH BLOOMINGVILLF
Hooking county. Tuesday, Sept
lst--Galloway, Sheridan, ant
Free.
At CHILLICOTIIE, Wodnes
day, Sept. 2d--Hon. John Slcr
man and Capt. Sheridan.
Al WAVERLY, Thursday. Sept
3d--Hon John Sherman, Hon. T
s. Plants, Capt. Sheridan.
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in Accord Will bis Views.

Seymour says the Democratic
Platform is in accord with bis
views. Now his "views' on the
financial question are we'll known
TO be squarely opposed to what ia
known astbe PcndIoton grccnbacls
theory, for ho has repeatedly SO OK.
pressed himself, and never to this
day has given voice TO any other
So he intCrprcts the Platform as
coming to him instead of himself
as going to II. Whoever is de
csivod BY The ono or the other is
not wise.
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Job L. Stevenson, Esq.

The numerous friends of this
gentleman in tho XIIth Congress
sional District will be greatly
pleased to lcara that ho:ihas been
placed in nomination for Congress,
by the gallant Union Republicans
Of the Second District-part Of
[ iucinnati and Hamilton county,.
with q mos. hattcring prospect Of
success. His oppoDont.is Gen. s.
F. Cary, the nominee of u so call.
ed working mems con We ntion, to
DO voted for, also, without doubt,
by the democracy of the District,
as on the occasion OF his election,
last fall. The Cincinpati Enquirer
has olrcadysopcncd it's ilood gates
and is pouring forth torrents Of
falsehood and malicious abuse
against Mr.. STEVENSON, showing a
lively and wcll.groundcd fear Of
his success.
The gist of tho ENQuIRER's us
saultS consists in tho attempt to at
tuch odium to the name of Mr..
STEVENSON for alleged opposition to
tho Union cause before and in the
opening stage Of the war Of rebel
lion; and in this attompt that pa
per mixes tho slightest grain Of
truth with an overwhelming mass
Of falsebood. Mr. STEVENSON has
never denied any part Of his re.
cortland the very worst that can
bc said of him is that he was n
supporter of Breckenridge in the
campaign oflS60. Like many 9th.
er emil ent and honest Breckenridge
men, however, as early in tho pro.
gross OF the war rs the real designs
of Southern rcbols were fully dis
closed, he cut loose from tho bals.
ful associations surrounding him,
and became pronounced, ardent
and most efficient champion Of the
Union cause. Tho Union people
OF this Congressional district were
perfectly well acquainted with Mr.
STEVENSON and his political ante.
cedonts-and with this knowledge
they gavc him in 1864, the largest
vote by many hundreds, over Civ.
On in the district for a Union Re.
publican candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Stevenson is making a dill.
gent md effective canvass of his
district, and on Saturday evening
last made a speech triumphantly
vindicating his course and position,
and cloqucnsly presenting the
claims of the Republican cpuso to
the support Of the people.
Unless filthy blackguardism and
unscrupulous lying shall have
prevailing influence in Tho Second
District, Mr.. Stevenson will bc
by n handsome majority.
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Out ut Last.

Seymour's letter Of acceptance il
published at last. 1t is an Oily
Cannon, smooth, ingenious cleo.
tiOncering TRADE, chiefly distin.
guished for a studied omission
Of all allusion to the subject of bonds
and grconbacks. 1t will add moth
ing TO tho strength Of tho 80 called
Democratic cause.
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Unrepentant Rebels.

The Mobile Register, edited by John
Forsyth, an ardent secessionist dur
ing the wal, and one of the dele
gates TO the Tammany Convention
quotes the following, with the in
dorsement "well said," from the
Charleston Mercury, another papor
Of the same stripe;
Not ono honest man, south of
Mason's and Dixons line, is asham-
cd OF the muskct he bore or the
sword he drew ib defense of the
Confederate flag. The man who
says that he is ashamed oft, lies.
Let every.honest man at the North
be sure of the fact, that the man
who says so wants to swindlo mo.
ney'out OF some body. He is q
knave either in the first or in the
last step.
The Register, melted thereto By
the earnest advice which Demo
Gratis further north have been Civ.
ing, 10 moderate the tone of unsub-
tued defiance so generally NANTES
ted throughout the South, and to
keep prominent "Confederates" in
the background, goes. on TO say on
its own account:
The time for that style Of eau
ton has passed; and tho '"rebel'
cry, like the entire cause OF the
Radicals, is played out. With the
meeting and close of the great Ma.
tional Convention in Tammany
Hall. July 4, We have entered up.
on n new phase of political car6er.
On that great occasion it was
determined TO sacrifice "ovory feel
ing and prejudice that grew out Of
the lato war, "Iand "the lovers Of
liberty from both Of the Lotto bellig.
erent sides claspcd hands and re.
corded VOWS Of fraternity, and
swore to be comrades, shoulder 10
shoulder, in the second war for the
independence Of tho States and tho
freedom of tho people" Quere;
Is il tho second war, really, that
the Register means, or tho third?
In aspirit of gushing frankncss,
our Mobile contemporary contin.
ues;
No men received moro hospita.
BILE and marked welcome in the
city and in tho North, than Gener-
als Hampton and Forrest, and this
not only from genuine adnira!
ton Of the heroic characters OF
these great cavalry officers, but in
order to signalizo and mark tho
truce that has been made between
tho friends of liberty in the North
and in tho South. This act broke
tho spell of doubtful prudence in
policy. And now, so far from ad
vlsing these gentlemen, including
Admiral Sommes, not to appear IN
public rs the advocates of Seymour
and Blair, ii we had our way, we
would put them in the field Of cam,
paign in tho North, and let them
speak and canvass and uttor the
boldest truths that they feel, from
every stump in tho North and
West. Tho period for sparring has
gone past. Wo must gloves off
now, aud with bare knucklos, aye
with mailed hands, we must "up
and at tho enemies of our liberty.
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Horace Greeley said in a speech
in New York tho other night
"They say Grant cant make a
speech. Well, if Horatio Seymour
had never maid a speech he would
get good many more votes than he
will get. III all Seymour'sspeech-
es where did he ever make a re-
mark that the rebel army would
not have cheered from beginning
to end2 | never heard of it.
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These States cast one hundred
and sixty.nino electoral votes,
which is ten moro than u majority
of tho whole electoral college. 1t
will be seen that neither Now York
nor Pennsylvania il included in
the above list, which embraces on
ly the States whore we regard il
impossible to ovcfturn tho Ropub.
lican ascondaucy, AS tho canvass
progresses, it will bo found that
tho following named States cannot
be prevented from joining the Ro.
publican column:---
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The WOrking-NTen's CandI-
dates.

Grant and Colfax arc the true
representatives OF tho working,
mon of tho country. Both wore
inurod to hard manual labor from
youth to manhood, and have q
proper understanding OF and sym,
pathy with tho interests Of tho la.
boring classes. Neither Seymour
with his "soit white hands like a
woman's," boastcd of by somo Of
his supporters, nor Blair, tho in
triguing, selfish politician, ever
felt pulsation not IN tto interest
Of craft, caste and aristocracy.-
WorkingmOn, choose yo between
the representatives Of labor and
tho representatives Of tho art Of
living without IL.
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Said Toombs, at tho rebel Blair
ratification meeting in Atlanta:
"Thc Reconstruction acts arc null
and void, and shalt not stand. Il
* u X The grinning skeletons
which have been set up in our
midst as legislators shall be oVStSd
By Frank Blair, wAom our party has
expressly appointed for that purpose" ;"
Let no honest Democrat declare
that he has not had fair notice OF
tho real designs Of his leaders.-
PlttSburg GGsette.
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1t is rumored that two OF The
most prominent Major General,
who took part in tho Soldiers and
Sailors gathering held in Now
York city during the Democratic
Convention, are "kicking in the
Traces" and are only held back by
very powerful influences, from do.
elaring for Grant and Coliax, The
gallant soldiers who led tho ar.
mics Of tho republic to victory for
tho Union do not feel at homo in
tho Seymour ranks,s
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KENTUCKY ELEoHoN.-The reb.
el majority given at the election in
the above State last week, is any,
whore from 6O,eao to 100000. Un
ion Republicans do not seom, for
some cause, to have considered il
worth while 70 vote. Tho Cop
pOrhead organsaro making.a a great
noisc over The result as demo
cratic victory of astounding mag
nituds. They feel almost as good
over it as they did over the Bnll
Run rebel victory in the war.
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TIE Hartford CO1dnt says:-
Awhile the Southern democrats
were out on their little excursion
under Davis and Lee they killed
5000 Connecticut mon. The survi-
vors are invited to eleot n Presi-
dent to suit tho murderers immed.
lately upon their return.
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored.

"a just published, . new edition Of DR.. CuI-
noEvSus Ceiebrated Essay on
- The radical eAlre without medicine, 'oe
nrtsanASSoaanGA,o sI : or Seminal Weak ness, inyoj.
phss pphh,Sty T SsminM Losses, IMronEcY, Mental and
se, also, oossuhpTioN, EPILEPsY, and FITS,
induced BY selkiudnlgence or sexual ex.rasas
~: EIHs:p :priSe; ina sealed envelope, only cents. I,
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say clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarmi ng conne.
qnsehoes o. seli1abnse may be radically cured
wlihoutthe dangerous use ofiDternai me dicIne
or the heaPplicotlon ofthe knife pointing out
mode or cureAt once simple, certain. and ef-
ieotual, iY meansof which every sniferor, no
matter q what his condition may be, may cure
himself apy,priyately, and rodie1lly. ~ 'if
Mathis Lecture should be in tho hands Of
every youth and every man in the land. " u
4 Sent, under seal, IN plain envelope. TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or
two post stamps. Also, Or. culverwelPs "MaT-
rlage Guide" price 20 cents. Address the
Publishers, CHASE. @. KLINE a co.,
nA9 Beewery, New York, Poet onlee
July 3, ISB6-ly.
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This would give General Gran,
2l3, or more than two,thirds of the
whole number of electors. 1t Ii
even probable that tho triumph
may be moro complete than that,
il the people arc thoroughly arous,
cd to tho dangers of the roactiona.
ry policy (which the opponents Of
tho Republicans have inscribed up.
on their banners.
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In answer to correspondent the
New York Tribune says: ave
condole with you that your carly
education has been 40 totally pog.
lectod. Your friend was right in
saying a negro sat In tho Demo-
cratic CoDScntion in New York
do made no speeches. Can not
say whether hO took his tgrn on
drinks."
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A fit name for those Pendleton
ians who sorrowfdlly support the
Democratic nominations-"Sey.
mourners." The entire party will
ADOPT il after tho 3D. OF November
Troy Times.
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INC Two Programmes.
PEACE,
From General Grants
Letter.

1@A ~ @s
From General Grants
Letter,
"If elected to
the Office ofPIes.
ident OF the u
nited States, it
,uiH be my en-
dedUor TO admin
lister ALL LAWS
ingood @ith,with
economy, a n d
,rih t h e Uiew
of giuing PEACE,
QUIET AND PRO.
TECTIoN EVERY
WHERE. In times
like the present
il is impossible,
or at least emf
nently improp-
er, to lay down
Il policy to be
adhered to, right
or wrong, thro'
an Administra.
tion OF 4 years.
New political is.
sues, not fore.
seen, are con-
stantly arising;
the views Of the
public on old
ones are con-
stantly changing
and a purely ad.
miniStrdtiUe off.
Ger should alpayS
be left TO Ex.
ECUTE THE WILL
OF THE PEOPLE =
I ARRAYS haze re-
spectea that wiU
and dtlcayssh shqH.
! PEACE AND UNI.
vERsAL PROSPER
ITY-its sequence
-,cih economy Of
a d m iniStration,
will tighten the
burden of taxa
tion, while it
constantly redu-
ces the Nation
al Debt. LET
U S Ii A V Il
PEACEl |
| "With great
respect, You're ob't
servant, |
u. S. GRANT" |
COmmentjs nm
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Now For Another Rebel Yell.

Blair's lcttcr accepting tho nom
ination is but q second and onlarg
cd edition of his letter before the
Convention, The same hatred oil
Congress, the Same defiance of the
laws, tho samo manifestation of q
purpose to override legislation by
bruto force is shown in his lotter Ia
tho DomocratiS Executive Commit.
too as was exhibited in his epistle
TO Col. Broadhoad. Congress is
frequently spoken Of as a "frag.
mentary" and "usurping' body,
i,s laws are "usurpations,' thc
national authorities aro "partizan
cmissaries, the organized State
Governments in the South are "mil.
itary despotisms" and he who led
the armies to victory and crushed
rebellion is q "mailed warrior,
whose bayonets arc now at the
threats Of eight "millions of pco.
plo in the South" Tho whole let.
ter is tho inccndiary attempt Of a
thoroughly bad man to,again "fire
tho Southern heart" and rekindle
tho flames of civil war It's recep.
tion in tho South will be the signal
for another rebel yell OF delight
Not even Wade Hampton the in.
cendiary, Forrest tho butcher, or
Semmes the pirate could moro
thoroughly indontity himself with
all that Is rebolious and vipdic.
two in the South than does the
renegade Frank P, Blair, who, like
Benedict Arnold, would sacrifice
his country TO crafty his passions
and ambition. Cleveland Herald.
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List of services that make Seymour
"the most distinguished ofAmeri-
can Statesmen"
Mombor New York Legislature
four years.
Governor of New York-two
terms.
Mayor of Utica-one timo.
President oftho United States
Nary Time.
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NOTICE TO THOSE WISHING
TO BUY PIANOS,

vENHE subscriheris (by virtue Of his proscs-
~ slonl agent OF The best Piano. max ers IN
sne .ne country ,!bnt especially OF Wm Knabe. !.
;Tnn, more, more, Nd, whose Pianos are equal
ractnrs so, superior to the best made by any manu-
Tnose wanting to buy areally good Pane
Weli TO call upon him at his residence on
CneSlnut street, 9Th house east Of the chi thoi;o
Chnreh before buying elsewhere, as II pis viii hs
nnpchsSss sS 20 ot snem offrom 3lOO to $3.50 IN the
respect Poiiec'ih every
,bnna pon tstlck names, but remember tia, i.
Sdpienh sat. VI VI SnuME,nWee S,si, ~ sweet"
Lnp,ostsr n Wisie-lsdcler.
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Attachment.
Wesley L. Brandt, Plaintiff,

Wesley L. Brandt, Plaintiff,
VS..
Tho Great Western Horse Insurance and De-
teetive Company, Defendart
Before Virgil u. Shaw, ]. p, OF Hooking Tp.,
FaiTfel Id county, Ohio.
On the 30th day Of July, A. D, 1868, said Ius-
tice issued IN order OF attachment in the above
action, for the sum OF Cne hundred dollars.
WESLEY l.. BRANDT,
By J. $. Brasee, his Attorney.
Lancaster, July Both, lS6S-3w.
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The Presidential Election.
TIE Boston Transcript makes the

following estimate of the vote for
President in November next
The nominees Of both parties
having been placed in tho field,
tho atmosphere is sufficiently clear.
cd to admit of definite proph,
ocies as to the result of tho Pres.
idontial contest, We put down
tho following States as sure beyond
q question to choose Grant and
CoIfax electors by decided MAORI.
tics:
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Dissolution of partnersAip.

FUNhe partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm name OF Motheryell & Morrison
is This day dissolved by mutdal consent The
business will hereafter be continued ut tie
same place under the firm name OF 0vermyer
Mothcrwcll 4 Co where the debts and accounts
Will be settled by the new firm.
.JA9. MOTHERW
WIN. MOTBERWELL,
J. E. MORRISON.
Lancaster, July %, 18Cs-2l-3w.
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WAR.

From General Blair's
Letter.
"There is but
one way to re-
store the Gov
ernment and the
Constitution, q
that Is for the
President elect to
decidrethe recon.
Struction acts null
and uoid; compel
the army 70 un-
do its usurpa.
tions at theSouth,
DIsPERsE T II +
oARP L T. B A G
STATE GOVERN
MENTs, allow the
white people to
reorganize their
o W n govern
ments, and elect
Senator'S q n d
Representatives.
The House OF
Represe natives
will contain a
majority OF Dem
ocrats from the
North, and they
will admit the
Represe natives
elected by the
white people OF
the South; & with
the cooperation
OF the Presiden Mt
it will not be
difficult to Con-
PEI THE SENATE
TO SUBMIT once
more to the OBJ.
legations of the
Constitution. Y
4 We must have
a President who
will execute the
will of tho peo-
pie, by tramp
ling into the
dust the usurp-
ations of Con
gross, known as
the reconstruc.
ton acts.
F. p. BLAIR"
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Pittsbarg, Cincinnati - st. LOul
Railway
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
On and after June FL. 1868, Trains will run as
follows:
Express. Fast Line. Mail
LIVE Columbus, 2ooA. NJ. ll.2o A. NJ. 2:lS P. NJ
Arr. at Newark, 500 /" 1890 P. NJ. S:45 +"
Dennison, G:lb " 500 !" $50
" steub'ville, $3.50 /" sos {" 0:s0
Plttsburg, li:lO +" 7;05 g 1900 Mid.
Harrisburg, a:2OP. NJ. 500 AM 1901 P. NJ
Phild'phla, l;35 A. NJ. 9;35 =" 4:50 Z"
New York, 500 ll:OO " lO:ll
Baltimore, Gas 12:sOP.M. $40 I"
wssh'ton, 9:4O t" 800 " 900
Express runs daily: Mail and Fast Line
daily, Sunday excepted.
W.w.C CARD supt., ST. sCULL, G. F. Agt
steubenulle, steubenyi,le, o.
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at we are successful in tho ap.
preaching contest says tho Mo.
bile Tribune, "wo shall regain all
that ice lost in the "LoSt Cause"
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'By tho election Of Seymour and
Blair" says Gov. Vance of North
Cacolina, Hthe South will secure all
theY touqAt for"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-13
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
FOn. sale.
August IS, IsI

II OFFER FOR SALE MY HANDSOME
j Property, situated on the bremen road hal
mile South OF Rushyille, consisting of 20
Acres OF Land, two story Brick Dwell
ling. good Barn. other necessary out build
lnga, and five springs Of constant flowing wa
ter, and young Orchard of 80 Trees.
Price, $3.50.
Aug. ID isos-tf WILLIAM T. REESE.