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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

METROPOLITAN BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL,
PKSNA. AVENUE, MAR 11rH STREET WKsf,
GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

ANDREW J. JOYCE q CO.,
"A B AGE MANUFA CTURE 9
ATT and 45s 10TH street.
Particular atten ZION Rfven 20 rer airing. deHl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

Open from 8 q. m. TO II ,. m. The Bar 10 stockec
With the rnest Liquors, Wines and A, I~s-
eegars Of the finest brands N"s
Cab and see. ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

3s3 PKSNA. Av., BET. AZ AND 6IH SIS.
The undersigns d has opened the above Hotel, tor
merly the Hotel Gerhsrdt, and viii beAAA
plea ed to see his former friends at his y
new place hoping In the same time 70 be
awardea sdue share Of the public patronage.
3 Re IL ga FERDINAND eTOSCH.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

Al meeting of the Emmett Circle +. b. held in
Pioneer City Sept. IS. ls6s. Messrs Adams and Nc
Farland. who were appointed by said Circle TO raise
funds and minister 10 the wants Of our deceased
brother PATRICK iiIFFEhN. handed in full and sat
isiaetory report of all moneys collected and eapend-
cd by doraying the expenses incarred by his
protracsea illness aud funeral They also informed
the Circle Of very KIND attention that paid Ia
him 10y Mr. and Mrs. LusEr. from the time he en-
tered their hotel 30 his decrease, II was therefore
gososrei That se the members II the Imniei CIR
cl1 r. u. tender = vote Of thanks 60 Mr.. aud Mrs.
IpsEY atd that the same be published III The IDAHO
Noaa.ip. A. al expression az eur gratitude towards
Ihetn their klnd aud humane conduct towards our
laancttied brother. We regret much that Is Lot in
cur power 10 oaase. higher token Of cur regard TO
Mrs IrNEF. Who. every occasion OF excessive
ta4u tu tho unfortunate sufferer. neglected her own
order Ia soo;lIe and alleviate him
IL aSs further
ls,ss.aed Thai sote Of thanks be rendered 10 Mr.
iaas AnAms Ana AIR. FFtt, MCFARLAND for ille Yer.
prompt aid fail hfa manner 10 which they discharged
the asdeeRs dat. IMPOSED on them 10y the Circle
Nc also take this method al returning our sincere
thanks Eo all these who ient assistance 90 ear dc
ceased hro,a.r. by contribution or otherwise
HENRY Mo0UiSSEss. Centre.
AnAsAMts HAeIs Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

New DEMOCRATIC PAPER From the last
Owyhee .1raldHche We learn that Mr. John
Nc ;onigle will commence the publication Of a
Democratic paIer in Silver City about til" frat
OF November. II is reported that be has pHr.
chased the iralanche press aud material W"
have not the pleasure OF n personal acqnaIu'-
ance vi h Mr.. McGoniglr, but from gentlemen
US that he will ably and wisely conduct the
journal he purposes to print. and taat he viii
make it az influential champion Of Democracy,
as well as an entertaining and very wrIcnnr
newspaper. We heartily wish him frstratr
success. and tender him warm greeting in The
line Uf the craft and corps.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

HELD FOR TEIAL--from the Portland pa
pcrs we learn that John Billings. Jerome John
son, VIM. LeIIurr. Newman MrFay, James
Wheeler, David Johnson. l. +. Wheeler. and
NJ. l.. Goodman, who were arrested in East
cerned in the mail and Express robbery Din the
Blue mountains last month. were brought be-
fore L. s. Commissioner Wilcox. IN Portland.
Sept. 10th. aud, having waived an examination.
they were remanded to prison to await the nc.
ton of the U. s. grand jury for the 4. s.
District Court, Deadly. Judge, which will hold
term in November. Dolph aud Shattuck,
Esqs, appeared for the Government, and Stout
aud Reed Esqs for the defendants
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

MORE CoSvEHTs.--The San Francisco Er.
dminr Of Sept 9Th mentions the accession t.,
the Democratic party from the Radical ranks
of several prominent citizens, among whom
are Ben. p. Rankin, Esq Of San Jose, form.
erly District Attorney Of Lander county, Ne
vada; Maj. J. X. Pico, Of Santa Clara, n M.
tive Californian. who held commission in the
late civil war Capt. Sanchez, of Los Angeles
Senobia Pico, Of San Luis Obispo; Juap B
Castro, Of Castroylc; Vicente Castro. of Mon.
terey; and Salvador Vallejo, Of sonoma. Maj
Pico 10 cansnssing Southern California for
Seymour and Blair with great effect among
the native Californians Dir. Rankin viii also
engage in the canvass.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

ELECTION ~ \ Bi>HuP.-At q Convcniinn
of the Clergy and Latty Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Missouri. held IN st.
Louis. Sept III. IN election was hell 10 OIL the
vacancy Of Bishop Of that Diocese. accustomed
by the drclinai.Un ot Bishop ID. : futile OF
Montana. Idaho aud Utah. and the Rev Chas
II. Robertson Ut Batavia. New York, was
elected on the rigth ballot. There were eight
candidates
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

THE SMARTEES SMARTEp.-Ihe Salem
(Ogu.) Uaislis t gives an account of two recA-
less young men of Salem who undertook to
show that they were smarter than the lager
beer jerkers lately colonixed there from Fort
land The result was just us it always is
when flat goes in against trained and unscru-
pulous vice They lost gold watch and about
eighty dollars in coin, each.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

THE Boise Statesman recommends candy
johnson" to person who advertises for good
tailor, aud intimates he wiIlabe ready TO take
the place next season. Yes, Reynolds, ne will
then have flushed the job Of sewing up the
Radical party, and stitching it's shroud.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

DIRTY CosSEss.-To prove his devotion to
the negro, Senator John Conness, OF Caiiior-
MIA, who is Chairman Of the Senate Committee
on Mines and Mining, has appointed negro
as Clerk to the Committee, with salary Of
81 900 per year. .A 5
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

A CARPET BAGGER.-The Ohio Crisis say
VIM. Pitt Kellogg. of Illinois, who has been
chosen rs L. ). Senator from Louisiana, was
appointed Chief Justice ut Nebraska by Pres
idcnt Lincoln, and Colonel OF an Illinois casal-
ry regiment by Gov. Yates, and. for long
time, regularly drew the pay of both efficrs'
without discharging the duties Of either. lie is
well qualified for Radical wants and purposes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19
Ex.PREsiDENT FILLMORE is active and en-
thusiastic in his support OF Seymour aud Blair

GEN. TODD, of Fort Randall, Dakota, is the
Democratic candidate for Delegate to Con-
gress from that Territory. He is brother OF
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln His election over
Burleigh, Radical present Delegate, is pre-
dicted by the Green River City iader.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

SrtCk PtS TttREE.--The Boise Statesman
admits that Nrw York. Pennsylvania. Counec-
tIcut. aud New Jersey. are -four of the most
prominent Democratic States" This IL indi.
rcctly admitting very important. most serious
Radical losses. "a New York Pennsylvania.
and New Jersey. have now Radical State Gov
rrunsnts. Ohio, Illinois, Missouri. and other
large States. now under Radical rule. will
likewise cast of the black incubus, and give
their votes for Seymour aud Blair in November
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

CAN'T the Democratic journals display few male
chickens on tho Vermont election 1oise SiaiesasdH.
Where was your buzzard when the news OF
the Kentucky election camel Democratic
game cocks don't flap their wings over dead
shing 80 black aud crow-like rs Vermont.
Wait till November, and Chapman's bird viii
ag,in starile you with his clear ringing notes
over the toughly. contested, splendidly won,
great victories the Democracy will have
achieved over the Radical hosts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

LET'S ALL SrAY.-A German astronomer
predicts the earth will be destroyed by a comet
in twenty millions of years. Suppose We all
sit up to witness the fun? Such thing may
never occur again. Who wants n front seat !
Don't all speak ut once.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

IL A QCASpARY.-The Radicals are IN
muddlr over their September session OF CON
gress. They fear the defeat Of Grant unless
they pass bill Ia insure to him the sot" of
the whole South but ,hcy likewise fer tn
hold the session lest they commit some Other
act which will lose them more Electoral votes
in the North than they can possibly get 80 the
South. They are in desperate straight. aud
their leaders begin 10 smell the inevitable defeat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

STILL THEY CoMI.--More than 1000 Ger
mans, says the Philadelphia .ige. who have
heretofore worked with the Radical party ia
that city, have abandoned the rotten cause OF
Radicalism 1t is now estimated that at least
three.fou of the Germans of that city will
vote for Seymour and Blair.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

whose name do not know, and brought them down
to Boise, where we got Wheeler, and continued on
our journey. When within u mile or two Of La
Wheeler msde good their escape from the stage. We
continued on TO town and procured Horses and start
ed in pursuit OF the fugtiyes. On the second day.
about o'clock We captured Wheeler within about
three rallies of LaDufrss house. savage q yet has
not yet been heard from. All the others that have
been arrested have arrived safe 10 Portland. Corey
and Savage the only two Of the band st large z
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

BUELL. Ia one Of the unsuccessful Generals who
support Seymour.-Boise Stdtesmsn.
Yes, he did fail to capture rebel cotton on
his own account, like. Butler; or to play Com
rnissary to Confederate Gen. Dick Taylor, as
Banks did. 1890 - s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

THE Doise Statesman says II Grant "leaves
a splinter" Of the Democratic party, the Dem
ocracy will be In big luck. A splinter is just
about Grants gauge bis platform has nothing
larger to It, lie LEFT the Democratic boards
years ago. and the party has been getting
stronger and purer ever since.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

PgIzE FIGtIr.-In the fight between Con
Oren and John McArdl... in Helena, Montana.
September 9th. for 500 aside. Orrtn was tn
winner. They fought forty-thrsc rounds In
forty minutes McArdIe WAS quite badly pun
ishei Orrm threw n handspring out of the
ring at the close OF the fight. Tnc admission
Zee was i've dollars and about 6l0 prrsons to"k
n sight at the spor. Orrm is now uP to light
Billy Dvyer for $4,000 ASIDE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19

SCHUYLER CoLFAx having denied in one OF
his speeches that he had been a Know Nothing,
George ID. Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal,
proves that bic was by evidence which cannot
be oyerthroWn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-19
Men, Aduertisrments.


At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 n the Elk Horn Gold and silver Mining Company
held IN Pioneer City. l. r. September IL. 1sGs, the
ing year: President John X Miller: Vice President
John ~ Miller; beard If Directors John G. Carroll
II. II. Brittcn. NJ Mccormack. by appointment of
the Board-Hugh W. Mckee. Secretary j. NJ. Bur-
le,t Treasurer. HUGH W. MCKEE, Sec.
Pioneer city. sept II. is5s-n3st2.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-10-29
MAR RIEn.

On the I'D instant, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Westminster, by Rev.
John II. G. Dosh, Simon A. Lester and NJ
LOU. daughter of Jacob Beaver, Esq, alb
of Westminster, Md. No cards. Balti-
more papers please copy.
On the 1st instant, by Rev. S. Yinglingy
Mr.. Porter Duce, of this county, and Miss
Amanda Smith, of Heidelberg twp, York
county. Pa.
At Rockville, on Tuesday morning, Oc-
tober 18th, by the Rev. Jos. D. Smith, Mr..
Michael w. Webster and Miss Carrie E.
GLADDEN., both of Hartford county, Md.
On Tuesday morning, Goth instant, at the
residence of Mrs. Delaplaine, in Middle
burg, this county, by Rev Charles W. Ran
kin, Of St. Luke's Church, Baltimore, John
NJ Nelson, of Annapolis, Nd, to Ella,
youngest daughter of Mrs. Dellaplaine.
On the 10Th instant, by Rev. L. w. Simp-
son. Standish M. Bergman and Elizabeth
A. Warner, both of Reisterstown, Balti-
more county.
On Tuesday, Goth instant, at Glenwood,
this COMFY, the residence of the BRIDES
father, by the Rev. J. A. I.efevre, Joshua
d. Wariied, of Howard county, aud Lizzie
c., daughter of VIM. g. Polk, Esq.
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Are You Ready?

Democratsg next Tuesday is
the Election! There is yet much
to be donel Appointyour cleo
ton committees. Get ready to
man the polls Make your ar +,
rangements to get out every
vote. Let every man have bis
particular duty assigned him
and in order to have this DONE
let the working Demo Gratis of
each election district meet to-
gether and appoint 1.-THE 7right
man in the right place." Don't
delay this q single day. Have pff
the polls properly manned on
the Election day !! Attend to
the doubtful and Wayering!L
Clear the decks and Strip for
action let us give the DEM
OCRATIC TICKET. the largest
majority ever, given H. Carroll
oannfxy 70 .xfsfs1ssfss tssi ? - = sf'ss esy'Ee
ooesiiSJ,.rg gtSye ~ ExFaB41t4
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The Silent Argument.

l. = rEI4 -
There is one mode Of reaching the
popular heart that will have it's effect
in every community J, that is the siien t
reflection, of the people; every house
hold can see the changed condition of
our once happy country. The New
York Express has well said that every
where, on every side ia every home
and household is a Democratic arga-
mcnt such as -. e - .a,slt
ssThe double price of tea the triple price
of sugar, the double price of clothing;l the
velocity and volume with which property,in
almost every part of the country is running
from the poor to the rich in consequence OF
the inequality and injustice of taxation; the
destruction of our foreign commercial ma
rine; the Punishment of all gold and silver
as coin, and the universally of paper; the
downfall of the Constitution everywhere |;
the substitution of a consolidated for Fed
eral form of Government; the overthrow Of
the right OF trial by jury and of the habeas
corpus among ten millions of our people !;
the subjugation of eight millions of white
men in the South to three or four millions
of negroes, the reign of carpet baggers in
Congress generally runaways from the
North, y assuming to represent the whites
and negroes in the South.'' osfn-'sodF
An these are Democratic arguments
in every mans mouth, and are present
more or less, everywhere, in every house,
cottage and cabin. g',.ns1f1 =. l....S
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President johnson has written lct-
ter to Gov. Seymour III which he exs
presses the hope that the latter may be
elected; aud urging him to expose the
fraud, corruption and violence which
has characterized the Republican party,
and expressing the hope that the liy-
ing principles of the violated Constitup
ton be proclaimed and restore i, that
peace, prosperity, aud fraternal feeling
may return to our divided and oppressed
nation" It does. seem strange to read
in letter from the President of the
United States expressions@uch as "our
divided and oppressed nation. "
The President goes even farther and
designates & the encroachments of des.
potic party" now being made by the
Radicals, as one of the reasons why
Governor Seymour should enter upon
the political canvass 10 person and
rouse the people to the danger that now
threatens the country. i5ao9
The fact that Mr.. johnson was cleo.
ted to the Presidency by the very party
which he now so bitterly denounces.
and which he has been compelled to
abandon, is of itself a powerful reason
why the people should unite to rescue
the country from the hands of the vile
and venal crew now seeking its ruin.
~ f d Il n
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WEsTMINsTER MARKErs.
Reported Expressly for the ADVOCATE by Thos.
L. Sellers L Co. s ~
WEDxEspAY. Oct. 2Stb. 1865.
BALTIMORE MARKETS..
TUESDAY. Oct. s27th. 1868.

TUESDAY, Oct. 9th, 1868.
Flom.-Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra 00aS7 rs, do Shipping Extra s %
ass 90 do High Grades 25aSl0 20, do
Family 10 75aS11 Is. Western Shipping
Extra 00aS8 SO; do Choice Extra 90
Mills Super Z 25aS 900; do Standard Ex-
ira O0a$9 so; do Shipping Brands Ex-
ira 10 75aS11 0O. Baltimore High Grade
Extra 90 O0aS00 90. Rye Flour s Goa
So So Corn Meal 0oaS6 90.
Ggain.-Receipts of Wheat to- day were
1900 bushels white and 20, 40 bushels red.
We report sales, viz: 165 bushels fair to
prime white at 0 OOa$2 so; $50 bushels
good do at 2OaS2 40. Corn-Sales ofs870
white at 81 27; $50 bushels yellow at S 80.
Oats-sales of 700 bushels at 00a70 cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
Oct. 9th, 1868.
Beef Cattle.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 2496 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Steers, Oxen and Cows 00a$4 so; fair quail
at 0OaSS % per 100lbs. the average price
being about So so gross,
Sheep. Fair to good sheared Sheep at
3Ia44 cents. per ID. gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good live Hogs 10 5ca$l2 rs perI0O lbs
net.
WooI- Unwashed at 26 to % cents; tub
washed so to So cents; No. !, pulled, 40 to
81 cents.
Leather. City Slaughter 43 to 4G cents,
Rough Skirting 40 to 43 cents; Spanish Sole
81 to 3S cents; Country Slaughtered SO to
AZ cents.
Hides. Association Steer at 141 to Is
cts; Cow ITO IS cents; Buenos Ayres Fl
to % cents, Gold.
Hay.-Good to prime baled Timothy at
18a$l9 per ton.
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Enormous Bet Offered by DR.. Helmbold

For the information of some persons
who are notorious for the noise they
make in regard to betting, we publish
the following special dispatch to the
Baltimore EUexing Commercial, dated
New York, October 26: EeaY
H. T. Helmbold publishe. the fol
lowing stupendous challenge in the eve
ming papers to- day: am now ready
to wager one million dollars -cashton the
result of the November elections as fol-
lows: S250,000 that Grant will not re-
ceive a majority Of the electoral votes
of the United States, or a majority Of
the votes cast by the people; $250,00O
that Indiana and Pennsylvania will go
for Seymour and Blairs 250,00o-that
New York will go for Seymour and
Blair and Hoffman; two hundred. and
fifty thousand dollars that Seymour and
Blair will be elected President and Vice
President of the United States. | can
be seen from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ. from
this date up to October %, at my drug
store, 594 Broadway. As to integrity
refer to Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
Ex-Gov. Joel Parker, of New Jersey,
Ex;Gov. W, II. Minor, of Connecticut,
Hon. ID. s. Barnes, aof New York, Wm.
Wightman, of the firm of Powers Il
Wightman, Philadelphia, and as to dis
position and ability to leading druggists
and publishers in the United States.
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On Saturday night a white and a =,

On Saturday night white and ne.
gro club came in collision in St. Charles
street, New Orleans, and three negroes
and one white man were killed. Both
clubs disappeared soon after the occur
renee, and nothing is known of the orr
gin of the disturbance.
Later advices from New Orleans rep
resent the disturbances in that city on
Saturday last as much more serious
than first reported. The Picay,.ne
stat S that the negro club abused aud,
insulted the white Democratic club
marching in their rear, and that the
first shot was fred from the negro club.
Two white men were killed aud one
horribly butchercd by the negroes, and
another was accidentally shot by his
friends. Each of the murdered men
was asmile from the scene of disturbance.
Six of the negroes were killed, making
nine fatal casualties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-10-29
Why our Candidate for Congress is q
ys Minister of the Gospel. sn

The sMoral Idea Party" are seem
ingly very much disguised at the sup
posed Inconsistency of the Democracy
of this Congressional District in nomi-
mating a gentleman for Congress who
happens to be local minister in the
Methodist Church. We can assign
them no better reason than q friend re-
Gently gave to eof the select" of said
party, who was seeking information on
this subject and obtained rather more
than he desired or expected. The con-
versation was as follows
"How does it come that the Demo
Gratis have chosen as a candidate for
Congress preacher, when they have
denied the same class of persons the
privilege of sitting in the State Legis-
lature2 Response The leaders of the
Democratic party--and not only the
leaders, but the rank and file of the
party here in Maryland are SO honest
and upright that it is entirely unneces-
sary to send ministers among them,
whilst upon the other hand, Congress is
SO maliciously corrupt and immoral that
we intend to send Patrick Hamill there
as a missionary" We commend this
sensible view of the subject by our
friend to the careful consideration of
every honest Radical in the 4th Con-
gressional District
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Seymour and the abolition of the ne
gro bureau; Grant and the maintenance
of four millions of blacks at the expense
of the North. Make your choice. X
Seymour and the reduction of the
standing army; Grant and large mill
tary establishment, and t. EARNING of
Southern negroes.
Seymour and Irish liberty; Grant
and the shilly-shally of Radicalism
which permits Fenian patriots to die
upon the gibbet.
Seymour and abolition Of the eternal
Revenue swindle; Grant and WASH
burne's swarms Of office holders.
Seymour, one currency for all the
people; Grant, gold for the bondholders
and paper for the masses.
Seymour and protection to unnatur-
allied citizens; Grant and Know Moth
ing hatred Of foreigners.
Seymour and white supremacy; Grant
and black dominion in ten States of the
Union. 8s
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Keen it Before the People.

That Judge Weisel, on entering po-
litical life advocated property quail
fication in the voter In certain cases;
That long after, when he had ample
time for reflection, and but recently, he
actively participated in driving white
men away from the polls; 3
That by this latter act he has shown
that all denials previously to the act
which he had made, of an intention on
his part to disfranchise the white man,
were hollow, and that, in heart, he was
always capable of practicing disfran-
chisement; lf # ibia9e 81
That he, as an individual profted by
expelling his fellow white men from the
polls-he being at the time a candidate
for high judicial position;
That although frequently candidate
for different positions, he never sue
ceeded in obtaining an election until,
with the aid OF bullets and bayonets his
political opponents were excluded from
the exercise of their inalienable right
at the ballot box;
And, finally that while he has denied
to white men, his equals in every res
pect, their right vote, he advocates
now that policy which gives to negroes
the right to vote
White men! can you vote for one
who would deny your right to vote while
he comedies it to the negro ?-Hdyers-
town Hal.