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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoxDoy Jan. 31-5 p
M-Consols for money and the account close at 936
9sss The following are the closing quotations for
American securities United States lve-twcnty bonds
72k Illinois Central Railway shares, s6j Ere Railway
THE FRAyxyoRr BouRsE -FRASKroRr, JAM sf-5 p
M--United States vetwentiss, for the issue Of 1882
76h
IivRRrooL Corros MAaKKr-ldvERPooI, Jan. 81, p.
M-The sales OF cotton foot up today $4,000 bales al
SS ssss Ss.
the sales for the week 900 bales OF which 10 600
balcs taken for export and II 900 bales specu
balos Of which l4e 600 bales are American The ship.
men from Bombay since the report up to the oath
IIvRRPoor BREApsrUyys HARKsr. --LvERpoof, Jan.
31-6 p Acorn, AS. 3d. for mixed Western. Wheat
whs 4, s iS .1d Mo- M
for American Peas, 4ea Tor Canadian. Flour, 37s 3d.
III Layrrrco,. paovrmoss NARKrr.-LvErroor Jan. as
p M.-Bsef 120s for winter cured extra prime mess
Pork. 7ls for new Eastern prime mess Lard, o2a pa
for nnc American Cheese 52s for the highest range OF
fne American Bacon. 800. Cd. for Cumberland cut
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE xAaKgr.-LfvERPooi1 JAM 3l-6
p M.-No. II Dutch standard sugar, 24s 3d. Rosn.
&c. ga for common Wilmington and lis. for nne pale.
Tallow, 42s 3d. for American Spirits Of turpentins,
2os per cwt. Petroleum. Is ID for refined
LoxDoy MAaKErs -LoxDoS Jan. sl-5 r. M-WhaIe
OIL f38 psr 252 gallons. Sperm oil, clio per tons Lin
seed oil fs8 los per ton Lnseed cakes f10 los. per
psrRorrux MAaKEr-AvrwRP Jan. 3l-5 r. NJ
petroleum. 42f. for standard white
A Perfect IIair Dreseins-Barnets,. Cocoains
mpsrs q lne gloss and Is superior 70 French pou,sdcs
SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.
often sor their ys,ms 70 snn s
ss q s Ssss % ~ oss or rhs i:a
SsS saSa srs Sy sssGs
sPTsks
has been brought BY excessive physical labor, dsspa
sn ss. e q $ % sSs
nd As "A
ss pecsps.ed The bodily and mental sseses i . pro
nouo'd BY 9%PsfR' RssS %sdSs Tosc fssAG,y
II oolshy careless abCa' their health and
s ssss ns work
soasnE e s'1pE her m srrnsn For this
iollers should use them IS an invgorNnt
ss; ss, IN
ts best ssissusrd of health Where there preds.
s;ss New YORK oace % Dey street ''e'' = 10
A.-secretioms In the Throat and Chest.-
Everybody knows ths, coughs proceed from various
causes mainly atmospheric influences and much public
speaking is the with minister's actors singers &C.
as the hros, ed with phesm thus creating the
source cough which, not speedily sradica,ed reache,
the lungs, and finally changes into consumption rhs
mstnoSs Of crrns coughs $c are many but permanent
we hcFEs 10 HIfT EXTRACT
has been acknowledged to be sovereign remedy f,p A
@ . pap sse ss
doubt. IN the mind Of ths public hs encacy grea
piiSiHss'is mofSs Dspos eSS ~ assPisS's,Sy srssSxay
A, Rspsurc Curc-Dr. shermen'- ueruIal
Appliancea aud Rupture Curative and compound arr
guarantees Of permanent. relief once u broadway.
y sss ss Coz ss:ss.y sssss ssss:. q s.. s' !:
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MADAME PoRTEk,s COUGH RALsAM
Is known be the and efectual remedy and u wk
the reach of ALL
for sale BY all druggists q, 2sc. SOC. and 75c
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best in the,
world theonly perfect Dye: harmless reabe
ous Factory l6 Bond street
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AIDE Grash,s EIectric OIL for Rheuma-
sm. deafress and all sores aud pains Warranted 10 cure
For sale by an druarfsts
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CrisSndoro'e Hair Dyc.=The Best Rvsr
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Heavy Sentence Of Alleged Burglars.
WORCESTER, Jan. 81, 1868.
In the Superior Court to-day Judge Dsvens sentenced
VIM. H. DAVIS and Edward Gee on four indictments for
burglary to seventeen years the State Prison. and for
highway robbery to the State Prison for fe The par
ties are about twenty-one years OF age.
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d sp. a y
ali aieS Snsss sf szRs dffis Sold
- '''''''''' - LIS Bro.dwsy. New York
a Free Crrs-Ns Ce,..MAM pain. tssern.l.
Or 1sss y h %ss he 5sss Or Ssdy
New York or - the drug store Of r. D: O Miller o.,
iasises everybody and Their cousins % pa PANT
The greatest remedy Of he Also At So Market sree
coiors the hair whisisrs and musiss,e beautiful bl.c
or % S,Owp D" 9.u St 0n one Color v
~ 11s y siSs SsssS-s, & s' x.
s s%:$ ss g: 5ss ss
immediate relief For 9oasas Colds aad fhrOss Dssssss
= AN sIs lady friend, S.s,ss S.a many ,.@sas. &.
1,s%s ~s 'H fsass' % vs. nsans fa. 's''' nom ~
ss :ss s... e" ::
FOR sale By al druggists.
r.. sss:ss gr b.. :ls s:.i |: :
De +sFs WIS .sf EIsstyk af!'k ssr soorHIsa srngg.
sios wrapper. r. All others base im,.adons
ssasE' :: .!s s's1Fs: +. ss:
co"sss,. ss.S:as ScaRssi sokfsSgi HsFSsi COUGH a.nsAx
s known to be the sure and efeetual remedy and s ws
for sale BY ali druggists a. 2sc, SOC. and 7sc.
Esr ysSss cg Ss Esrsr
SssTEs saE address Howard Association boz r. MIA
Ese Sst Bs:a! ss: rssss :sss E. s.
ton and tn consequcpse predspossd TO pry nonsry
c?mpsp,s ye. y equally well e.,abished ,hs.| his
other lung disease. due and waohf.iass be OBJ
ssd e End al sn.s s.. cs Sss.. S 3 tsrhy rsy
ToRANr exercises the beneficial effects IN has
me n so w ~Es s
are the most common cause Of iueercuos velopmene
s"s s y sssnsns % .s.y n As sss
the Substances which clog them p, ana hch rapidly
destroy when suffered 70 remain sold oy sn a'ut'as
French Doctor.-E. Monchel, 'fI1 'Rrond-
way; pupil OF Rleard sixteen yeaTa rsi cures
chronic diseases; specially
viii se avsn for every ounce aeuiserson S,uod in n
r BABB1fT,s LrUS COFFEE" Tsts Csa is Is roased
be nna states Sovefnme6i All t6s sss s ssysS
and the Coffee presents rich glossy app asancs Every
family should ohs ass ps ~ coffee One Sss sss per sens
contains ONE DOLLAR aRhENBACF.. For sale every.
get you send your orders direct & sas ac;cry
MOI. g. ss S. g. s. 90 10 u aud q fa.Anssss ST. T.
y, Roys syss s,s.ss sssss: :.,s PAID I'D.
bouboons y6R a1a a sled; Co. 8 qosa snss sa1
suecs-,t,rlls ,t,rllsI nsfssssv fs sgsssv s sy:sscr usyss
cfHS ok nSksssa Ssssl. 'y'i f,.s5 ss asas:s s
. w,si Efssss S,s ss ss's ss e 2. ss
0R's. " Bond s,ros.
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succrssful. because e[ Envevsor ufcrsx -
wrss ALLEN i in NPROvii0 kf.kv ssvl.s uxtR AN
SToRER OR DRESSING I'm one bottle j Evssy csuesiss
sells It. Price 81.
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,s w's ,s &:s & ]. 2. .ss n HRs,
OR'5. u Bond sres1
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Book" at rs each 5000
100 10 alOf Photograph Aibums IS 900
Also 100 Cash Presents, Sl each l21O0O
Making in aggregate IT, presents, valued at
Orders may be in registered letters
Office ORDERS from 81 TO S25 risk Larger
amounts should be In drafts by express the @
lowing CLUB hATES
Five tickets TO address, 81 6O 10 tckets ad-
dress s9 % tickets address, 81 60 40 tickets
address SIS 81 tickets address, Sl3 -; 100 tickets
10 one address, SS5.
Address all orders and Communications TO
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM ASSOCIATION,
SO Broadway, New York
BROOKLYN. e. D.. o an ats
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..A.-uxdrn ulic Cow. .nIilkcr, . CcppIese sse-
ccss Go aud soc T. ao Broadway. corner u fuloa ST.
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Roynl Havana l.ottery .Prtxss Paid 10
cold Information furnished. The hghe1t Tor
DouOoons and a spds 60 8 qcs sSssr sna
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eh.i TsIss which arr so,s5sa gth d tsnscoas phssa
immediate relief For coughs Colds and Thros4 Diseases
the rroches have proved their cdcscv
"An' old lady friend having tried many rsmedtes fsR
Asthma with benefit, found great relief from tho
Troches."-Roy. D. Letts, Frankfort, Ill
The New York herald., 1868-02-01

A Perfect Hair DreseinG-Barnett's Cocoains
uparis n gloss and IL superior 70 French pomadcs
and oils or alcoholic washes.
The New York herald., 1868-02-01

a Rmptmrc Curc-Dr. Sherm9n,s ucruIal
Appliances aud Rupture Curative and compenud are
guarantees OF permanent relief Onlce 07 Broadway
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Essays For Young Men, on The ErrOrs n,
Abuses ncdent TO Youth and Early Manhood with shs
view OF treatment and cure, by mail tr o
charge. Address Howard Association, boz r.. hlla
deiphIa, Pa.
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A..A.-JapnNeao Hair stain
Cofors the hair, whsksrs and musashe beautiful BLACK
brown II consists Of only preparation Color viii
will not fade or wash ont 0sly % cents boz.
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DelightfaI, ExhilnpySMt!ng ~ 81 s! Ssr.GsiCp q % q che
II positively restores gray bar It's original color youthful
strength and beauty. stops its falling out al once can b
freely: harmless delicate hairdrcssng Sold By
all druggists. SARAH A. CHEyALIER. M. D.,
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Free Cure-No COst.-All pain, tutePnn1,
external chronic acute p The limbs head or body
New York the drug OF T. u. c. Miller n. D.,
1885 Third DR.. Miller keeps sunday aud
invites everybody all their Pai1 PANT
the greatest remedy OF the Also At SO Market street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
aleit, ORLEANS Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
"LET THE UNION MEN STEP TO
THE FRONT."


Advance the old flag, the glorious old flag,
Let fine Union men step TO the front,
The good men and true, who fought the
fight through,
Every man to his post in the great Union
host,
Till victory once more, shall scroWn as
before,
The invincible banners of Grant.
Let traitors and knaves, their lictors and
slaves
The CON ervatives, take back seat,
They stand in the way, to ooS'ru0V anu
The Union restored and complete.
Who did no good deed in her uttermost
But ali through the war did not cease
To exult III her woes, and rejoice with her
Can hardly be trusted in peace.
What then shall the shrine of our goddess
Which The nfe-blood Of heroes has
Shall the sacred fame, be despoiled, and
again
To the seapipg of knaves be awarded?
The blood of the slain, shed on ocean and
plain,
defending ucC nOuoE anu lduiCs
Aud the bones of our braves, from as
honored graves,
Would rise up and put us to shame.
Then up with the flag, the glorious old flag,
On turret, aud housetop, aud wall
Inscribe on each fold, in letters of gold,
Protection and Freedom TO air
Four bloody campaigns have washed out
the stains
That cluug TO it like n foul blot $500.
We loved it of yore, but we love 1t stIH
That It's free from all blemish and spot.
Four billions of treasure, and blood without
measure,
We paid tor our countrys salyatlon;
We honor the dead, shall it ever be said
We dishonored the faith of the nAtion2
Each sacrificed life, off red up in the strife,
Immortal shall be through all time,
And the money we spent, SO trustiugly lent,
Shall be paid to the very last dime.
Our moses they slew, who brought us safe
through
From our Egypt of bondage and night,
And through the Red Sea, cut path tor the
free,
Till the fair land of hope was in sight.
But still we had reason TO thank God that
treason,
A Joshua had left for our head;
Who from bloody Shiloh dealt blow upon
blow
Till rebellion was baffied and dead.
On the great Western waters, through sicges
and slaughters,
He trayersed highway of fame,
Till the nation, so sad, took heart, and was
And the rebels grew pale at his name.
We rejoice ia the story, now part Of our
glory,
How he fought the good fight "on that
line
How he ceased not to pres, through the
dark wilderness,
Till victory had crowned his design.
Then fling out the flag, the gallant cid flag,
;, On housetop, and window, and wall,
Aud let its proud motto be, " Justice,
Equality,
Protection and Freedom for all! -
Close up the lines, advance the ensigns,
Let the Union men step TO the front,
Every man to his post in the great loyal
host,
For the Union, with Colfax and Grant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
ARTICLE III.

inc object Of this Association shall he N o..
ior the assurance of life, TO issue pol oiSs
insurance in accordance with the tern,s as Elnt
IONS hereinafter specified The Assoois t,oIp vV
nave tne right to reinsu'e in other comm comm
it's own benefit. s@Pehse' and I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
ARTICLE I.

The name and title of this corporation shan,
MUI UAL AID AND BkNkVOLEST7 iTa ipSS 7
donlcil of the Association is o. tabished T. "A
OF New Orleans. The Association sha eo ~, sas
operations when the number of subscribeTs ~ q
to make contracts, to sue and be- sned y, me u
chase, receive by donation or sell property va
ing a device. N N00 seal ctnhl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
ARTICLE TX

No person shall be admitted as member d 1
teen 40 and sixty (6Oi years. s'-o - v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
ARTICLE VI

Should the net earnings Of thu Assoeis,ios
eeed one hundred thousand dollars. tho Bosd
Dlreetors snail have the right II they deem pfop
20 olstEl1nte such excess from time to time 70 4
81 the Association; said dividends Ito be piacei
tne books of the Association to the credit oI the
assessments: Provided, That no memher shal
entitled 10 snch dividends who has not been 4 "a
per for twelve months next preceding the day n
dividends shall be declared wv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

BE 1T KNOWN, That on this tb;ra
august, in the year of our Lord one thonssrqqa ~
nandTsd and sixty eight, ami OF Inc indepsnaaa
before me, Adolphe Mazureau, a Notarv TX slytAi
sna ior the parish of Orleans, State Of InrqIts
auly commissioned and qualified and IN tSnlsp
ana appeared the parties whose names ssay Y
50 described, who declared that avail NJ the "a
the provisions Of the Statute Of Louisiana rassq
Tue ORGANIZATION OF corporations in this Sta..ug
covenant, agree, and bind themselves. and tSIte
may heTesfter become members of this eor 1Oss
Dy tpnon or purchase of policy, to form M
serves INTO ana constitute a corporation Saaa.tNs
lects and purposes. and under the stipulHti;n ~
lowing that is to say Nis'iosl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
ARTICLE LII

Al administrative powers of this Asso,,..
s shs De vested IN twenty Directors, OF WSoss
clerks as they may appoint. The DirectoOteais
mold tneir ofhce for the term of two yesrs
gay OF their appointment or election re- w
ing persons shall constitute the first Res ioA
Tss,or s ana shall hold office Tor the term u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23
ARTICLE XII.

Ihls act OF incorporation may be aItered
amended or the Affairs of the AEsociatian mi 4
nquidatlon by a vote of a majority OF the nj
ho,aers represented at any general meeting ii .
newspapers in accordance with Ariiala ~ Il
Vloeo that II . majority OF the pocy holders beh
present AZ the time appointed Rnother neett
shel De called after the lapse Of fifteen d9yF, D
the members then present, whatsFer b their ~
ber shaii be empowered to act.
~ nus gone and passed 10 nv efioe, ct the oitgl
New Orleans, on the day. month and wear frst m
TONED, N the presence OF James M Moore q
y. wood breediove, competent witnesses, who hi
said Notary. rlr- 7 - "A'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-23

no member Of this Association shall be label
any OF tue obligAtions Of the Association beyond
s s',h Or sums winch NAY be due the Associated
ned in Article ". r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

BuSsBLIAt Chester Orauge Ceuaiy y Thursday JulT -.
Ade Bu.seI and daughter o. R Galloway, esq
Fuusrsl lOl O'Clock Sunday morning at Chester.
cHAPMAS-on THURSDAY July o. 1883 Alice Estery wife Of william
Fu-ra Saturday afternoon from her residence
3 hast Twenty. ninth.st
cRucT-on Friday July 81 Sophie Cucy, in the 'A year Of
The family are respectfully n7iiei attend the
& at y p M, title CHaeh OF d. inee 'e faar
DUlCKINCK-Ih this city, on Pday july 90 1853 Loe Brnbsn,
yosges1 daughter Of VIM D. an Mary b. DuyckheA aSel !s
a jewel in Heaven"
The relatives sni friends the family invited attend the funeral
S,is S1, -, m a az ~ VET fs' e. 800 :, "a.
Brunswick. y. j.. Tor i5termelt
New Brunswick, n j.. papers please copy.
ELsiPBRon WEDNESDAY july g. Jane E%r Of vnoa'
The relatives and friends family Invited to stsud funeral
Greeneaye Brooklyn, SATURDAY, August at
o'clock p. N.
GooDsELI Greenpoint Fdliy July a. Charles william 20.
toe Rev d. A. AID Sarah r T.. GoOfsl. aged months
The relatives and friends are uvei
Parsonage, Fourthsi Greenpont al 10 M this day
HoPPOCK-At Wednesday July 49, Eilabsth
Funeral services viii be he'd at the residence parents Saturday
august at Carriages will b. 10 waiting AZ Iis las' DepSt
on arrival Of the O'Clock from Thisthst New York IrAi.
returning leaves Hastings 5.2j.
PAHLER-A Sheffield Mass Sunday July 25 Henry Has0roek
only child Of the Rev D. D. and Alla Pahe aged 10 monhs
P0RTER-n Mnneapos Mna TUESDAY July % ResE d. Porter
formerly OF Brooklyn aged % years anu IL noathN
The remains will be taken to unonyv Conn., fr utennent
PURvANCE-In this city, Wednesday July 2 Mrs Rate Pur
VANCE, wife Of Charles PuTviance aged 50 years
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood foT inierneat
sLOANROn Friday morning. 81 Mary Francis infant daughter
Of the Rev. K W. agl Frances B. sloane aged months sat
The friends Of the family requested TIE funeral this sstar
dl from tie residence OF her Par No 27J West rwsHsJ
secOnd-st al 2 m.
WALSII-At Newhug. " y THURSDAY JuF 3D. Heay WasA.
In the 80 Of his
Funeral oa bis late residence Moadny Aagua3 Il O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

hundreds millions OF dollars u al he has been 30 solicit
Gus 10 know about -
Mr.. COlfax followed in fecItous speech OF about 10
minutes and the meeting closed with speech by Major
Plympton Michigan. This meeting was OF the most
enthusiastic class and Mr.. Coax subjected to hand
shaking from don't know how many hundred people .
The other meeting at the Court House, was addressed
by the Hon Charles H. Cerby. Michigan state Senator
who made formidable arraignment OF the DenOcratlc
party and elected frequent applause. 49,
The days aterng demonstrations IN favor OF MI COi'
fax may be said To have just closed though the streets
are yet resonant with the music OF the band Briefly
summed up this days business has been triumphant
yndcatOn of the claim that Mr. COaxs hold on tue al
fectlOns of the people of his District deep and Ter
vent as bound public man 10 his constituents IL
was written all with the impress OF voluntary mex
preSsble regard. and manfesty not an organized
parade full boisterous huzZas IL h worthy OF note
that the Germans here, OF whom the population Is
largely composed deserving the Democratic ranks III
an almost epidenca manner.
The other day The chicago Times sad that there were
but Is German Republicans in South Bend To Drand
the remark as fasehOOd, need only add that Ger
man Club 1876 strong organized III just SO hours after
the precious paper containing the falsehOod was rea
here Mr. COfax's last majority about 500 II VIII
be not less than a thousand next Autumn.
One OF the striking features OF the proceedings to-day
the appearance OF the German Grant and COltaX
Club, numbering nearly $50. The Rev Father Carley,
President OF the great Catholic University OF N0tre
Dame also i'm the procession which escorted MI Col
fax from the depot 20 the Fair Grounds
Mr.. COlfaK accompanied by his sister, Mrs Matthew'S
will start Monday visit To sister living III Col
oTado, and will not return before September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
ciOus appetite.

Mr. Greeley has many times in THE TRIBUNE, ex
pressed his approval OF candidates confronting each
other on the stump. as Douglas and Lincoln did, think
ing eftectua bar against the election Of fools and
noodles to high offices. Wonder If Mr. Greeley would
like to sec experiment tried between Grant and sey
mourt IDlsloyal paper
1t depends on the time and place that might
be chosen. If the "stumps" were to be those
which grow between the Rapidan and Rich
nOud. and the time during the Summer of
1864 and the Winter of $780, Grant on one
side and Seymour on the other would hardly
have resulted better for the Democratic cause
than Grant on one side and Lee on the other.
We have never seen any evidence that Grant
could not make speech as well as Seymour,
while we are sure that Seymour could never
hold his tongue as well as Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

The World says "If Mr.. Cox had been
"capable of doing what he is not capable Of
"doing, namely, lettingl down the Democratic
"flag the thousandth part of an inch before the
"Senate, he would havei been confirmed Min
"ister to Austria on the spot
We don't doubtit. "Sunset" would no more
abandon the Democratic flag than he would aban-
don the American Eagle. But we must confess
that he kept the aforesaid flag hiddenin the most
careful manner during the month he was on
the anxious bench, and that he kept his elo-
euent voice very silent in the cOunsels of the
Democracy. We remember that when the Tam
many tribes assembled around their council
fires. the devoted Sunset was absent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
EMANCIPATION DAY.

Fifty -four years ago, on the lst day Oh August
sooooo bumau beings who had for generations been
crshed beneath the iron heel OF slavery received Iro
the British Government the inesmabe boon OF freedom
The ccnsus reports Of only II OF the Colonies for the IL
veays preceding this emancipation showed the alarming
f,ct that the slave population had decreased 6o'1lS
Al this rate another century would have been the utmost
I'M, q, savery it would have died natural death
Tho nroductons of the Islands were also rapidly decreas
I'm the no wears ending 10 1880 the sugar crop OF the
- emnica as compared with that OF the preceding
~ vears showed a decrease OF DlsiJ hOgsheAus, lhs
~, $500 i'm populatiOn and productions struck inc
Jo,I Ilor III slavery in the West indies ana
sanondAd the appeals and arguments OF NhDet-
9orce and his eoabOrers In the cause OF eInuhclPa
ZION Although the sugar market was monopoy
u "a h,, The planters, monopoly when cost the
,o,g S,S 10000 annually; although they pad no
@ 90 tbc,r worhngmen-gaye them barely enough 70
VIZ g., a. working condition, and furnished then win
,, rass IN lie about their lOlns-thelr perpetual Re
,rv ssuborassments compelled them To ask faiIia
,, o. ass,stancc Why was thist because slavery N
o'. ~, iss of serpent which secretes poison Tor
H. own destrucon IL con sraNehes tno INV VI ha!e
49, ~, sv The motive power for toll; IL makes the
~ @ III frent 10 the waste OF property u destroys
,it Of invention and keeps the negro III ignorance,
o Sp oyai darkness which the heathenlsn OF the
anu ~ III =, nreferable. Its influence on the whites IA
i IL encourages idepess hnu e1taFh
cquil' n, ~ which grow gambling, drunkenness ana
Hane.. , ~ and IL makes labor degrauihR. WIN
1a documents furnished by bitter experience
% Ponder tat Parliament freed the colonies rom inc
tra aS saVeryi To-day, the eolored men anu women
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

Another impeachment in September arming Of the
blacks IN October.
The Republican leaders are bold enough to proclaim
their wicked purpose. lDisloyal exchange.
The arming of the blacks began under Demo-
cratic auspices, at NewOrleans, in the year
1862 Gen. Mansfield Lowell, the Democratic
ex-Deputy Street Commissioner of New-YOrk
under Mayor Wood, and politician Of Tam
many Hail. organized the first two regiments of
black troops. When Fanagut and Butler cap
tured the city they rendered their services to
Butler. and were accepted. If they were good
enough to help subdue the Democratic party
then we see no reason why they are not good
enough to help keep them in order now, es-
pecialy as the Democratic party are organizing
Conservative negro clubs all over the South.
Who knows but some of these Conservative
clubs may rise on their Republican brethren
one of these days. roast them and swallow
them whole! 1t would be just like their vora-
CiOus appetites.