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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE 10 EFFECT A
PARTITION.

POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE 10 EFFECT
PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT Court OF NEW ORLEANS
NO. soIn
MRS. WIDOW HENRY MULLER EFT AIS vs. JOHN
wIrTESBURG. TUTOR
ny @. DE FpRrEr.
Once and salesrOoms Sc Bienvills street
TUEsDMY, March is.h: at 1 r c'eloek M "A,
q public auction BY virtue u judgment rendered ey the
81 ssD Orleans O he e sSa d S
the sh day Of the month and the following de-
xIoT OF GsbUsD in tie Third District Of this city, in
1 s as P.y sd os o. rrsusd FERNS
ths Dauphin and Louisa street and measures 81
de- n and nd front on Dss phin street
buildings and improvements consist OF comfortable
snestory hou containing rooms, cabinst dOabls
n M ~ Tr n IN u s. Treasury notes
ACT o. sae with United lntsrp revenue stamps
bsfereA E. Benvenu Notary Public II purchasers expeas
ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERS. PUBLIC
CATERERS. ETC.
THE POPULAR AND TARFAxED BoUDRo RES
TAuRAur AND PISTOL GALLERY. SITUATED
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PoNrcHARrRAIN
RAILROAD. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF L BoUDRo-No. $3.50.
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febi2 Is mar,

r. G. HUsaRovE a soNvs. HUNTER. AsKES CO.
Sixth District Court Of Nav Orlesns-No 20.656
DY VIRTUE Of q writ OF 1crf faelas to me
ID directed By the Honorable the Sixth strict 'ur 81
New Greens in the above entitled viii proceed 10 s.
public suctisn the presses hereinafter d-s mated,
mon DAY. the Ninth day Of March. 1868 At ~ O'Clock
1HE FURrIrURE AND NOvASLS EgFECr5
csnsned the ocs Of the greusd floor Of buidn
Ne 6s Csrosdes street. 10 the First District Of this city
Is per inventory which be In my office.
Seized in the abOvs suit.
GEE. W. AVERY,
fa27 mars Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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POSITIVE AsD UNREsERyED SALE AT TWELVE
MONTHS CREDIT
Or
A HANDSOME PROPERTY SITUATED ON ELysIAS
YIELDS STREET. BETWEEN GooDcHILDREs
AID MORALES STREETS.
ny g. DE FERIET.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsnAREsr-No soOsl.
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HENRY W. TAYLOR vs.. J. r. LArHAE-so. is774-
rorvth Distr;ct Court OF New orleara

HFuRY w. TAYLOR vs.. j. r LAfhAa-NV- i'"--
Teurth District Court OF New orleara
nv VIRTUE OF An alias writ OF nerf "a
IL as dicced BY hs Honorable the fosrth Dist 1e Cop'
~ Nav Orleans the above entitled cause 70 nsy n
rs fhe and by said late shtr1 ~ ne usnsefre
iii noceed 10 sell q auction a. the hercnsss sn
T. change. Boy street between oane ana
rssr house streets IN The Second District Of THIS GU On
SATURDAY sst Of arch, 1865 at II O'Clock NJ the i0'
ro SERTAiS LOIS or GROUND together With All
thsrecf a. ali the rights seryitude privileges ape
sdvantas, thereto situate in the First Dstnc.o
thir CITY, designated Nos g. - Is and - o. sauae
No III which bounded BY st. Nsgdasn 81 MAIL ersse'
and Psrtso streets per Peeps late surveyor
dfed ga December 1874 and esposited In the Once o. e
lsts David hcCsy notary puhl In THIS ely wnen ~
MEASURE according % ~ plan ~ ~
.ws to-vit q and IS sdcr esss other sna nsvs
each 20 ef inches and lines front on 6rs ahe
feet inches on the line lot no 20 and lis Get mems m
denth on the lire Of zl OF No ~ having 80 pm o.
ia feet inches line ct lot No IL aud lly ieet
rehse on the line IS lot No. e having depth
no feet II inches line Of lot No y and 10 iset
inches on the line No "a Lot no "a forms tne GO nc
Of Clrsver Esgdesn streets and Measure. - ect
inches Grsver street l3 et In oeph and Loaf on
ST. Nsrdslss l2s feet lnckss IN depth on The line
dv-inS from lot No Is and y feet VI inches IN wain on
Beng The same property acquired BY She defend b.
chase from b Hubbard sePAssed before e. e. Colts
chalk notary public in this city, on the 18th day Of Deesn
R~ired in the above suit
W ~ GEO. w. AVERY.
feIs ms5n Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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JAS KAUFMAN VS.. MR, AND MIS- soLoMAN-So.
DIV VIRTUE cf = writ OF fierf facf.s
~ 70 NE directed BY the Honorable the sixth Jutcss
Court, viii proceed 20 eel public a-ctlnn. ~ my
ofice va Camp street, opposite harssne Market on
ThUkhDey, tke l2h day Of March. 1853 1t II O'Clock
n the following described property. to-Hft:
sefss, Icpnre, window shades LarEs Looking
Glasses. Cushionsd Chain, Slnall Iable
nsised IN the above s1ik
~ TsExs-Oass IN ". n. Trsssnrv Fstes
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ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERS PUBLIC
CATERERS. ETC

SUCCESSION OF L BoUDao-No. s,so.
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sHtRIFf,s SAFES.

GusTAvE CRUzAT VS.. CHARLES DURAND AND
Joseph n RsAert-Thd District Cezrt Of New Orleans
No. 13als.
ny VIRTUE OF = writ of EEL facias 10
ID ne directed BY the Hsrsrable tie Third District Court
az in tho above ent will proceed 10
sell public sncnn, at the herchs.ts asd Auconecrs Ex
change Royal between Cs1al and Custenhousc streets
in the Of city. SATURDAY, the It'll
day Of March 1865 at II o'clock the following described
property.
Lon Os GROUND, with the buildings and improve
situate In tbs Second District u ths city In
square bounded bS Rampant kieDve Basin and Custom
house and having In American measure IS feet front
each Of Basin and Rampant rces BY de IN aud o.t
III 10 inches and lines the whole
IN conformity with plsn Ne g. deposited in the ONCE OF
@. t-ottschslk, notary public IN this city
Being properly scqured By Charles Durand de-
endant herein ~ purchase from j. N Roberts, act
psssee before notary Gotschk Hnder date the Sab
Nay 1864 ..-....
DAYS previous To that Of sala-
Seized In the shove suit.
~ 1Rxs-Cssh On tie speh
fehl2 q mari Sheriff 81 he Parish Of OrleaaH
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CONsTABle'S SALES.
CONSTABLE SALE.
l. BLESSING vs.. GEO. s0HxIDr-No 1855

DY VIRTUE OF n writ OF nerI facias To me
u directed BY the Honorable the Sixth Justice ofthe Pace
IN and the city and parish OF Orleans in The entitled
and numbered viii proceed 70 sell At bic auct
my ofse No "a Camp Etrest hATuRD Az, the IA Il
day 81 March. 1865 At II o'eleck ONE DI5TILLEkf
tWkisky) seized in the above
~ TERNs-Cash Ia United states Treasury Notes.
DAN'L WILSON, Constable.
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MRS. WIDOW KERrs vs. s. GREEN-sECOND
Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Ofleans-Nos s755 and
$3.50.
RY WRITE OF two wrtss Of 1erf facsas
ID to dh cced Honorable Paris Chcrcss Second
justice o. the Peace Parish Of rssas viii proceed sell
P.bhc Auction SATURDAY. toe 7th day Of March,
1868 " O'Clock the Western Warehouse cor
q Of feucher end Julia kfrccts--
One OF House ,cld Furnture
Seized In the above entitled fuits.
Hg-TKRns Cab In United States Treasury Notes
JOHN b. KEEs,
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NJ KoUFnAN co. VS.. J. PEARJE- SECOND
justice Court. Parish Of 0rleans-No. 1910.
RH VlKTUE Of = Wrie or 6erl faelas
D,o directed By Paris thdrsss Second Justice Of TIE
Peace. ah OF Orleans viii proc ed % sel public
ton On TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of March, 1868. u
The crntens Of the Bstture Foundry on Front Levee
street set~een julia and 81 Joseph streets.
Sc red In the sbovs suit
p9r TEExs-oashin U. s. Treasury Notes.
JOHs n. REEFS
Deputy Constable
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CslIs-Uow to be Made.
One per cent Of the Stock win be required subsch
and subsequent calls 70 exceed Eve per cent per ne
win be made BY tho Board Of Directors from time to Tin
mag be necessary, 70 supply funds construct and sq.
lines; bns calls WIN be made after the per cent q
unt the entire Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
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MRS. JAS. MEYERS vs. L. W. PKNNIEGTOS.-SEC-
ond Justice Of the Peace-Eo s0o7.
pY VIRTUE OF q writ OF aerf xeins
ID 10 directed by the Honorabs Paris Child 'ess,
Second Justice 81 the Peace Parish II O'es will pro-
coed 10 ss a. Public ucfis-, SATURDAY The 7h day
Of hsrch ls6 al IL o'clock at the VI John Hen
ntsscy. 1877 Front street:
One a. all Pump, Hose and Eurzlcs.
SslEed In the above suit
~ 1KRxs-cash in U. s. Treasury Ketes
t Ii. O. PENNIMAN.
Constable
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And this amount il TO be paid ssfoow one per ea. Of
par at time Of subscribing, and no more. until he en-
capital has been subscribed and then ca to be made
the Board o. Directors instruments not to exceed Ave-
o<ns Der month when thirsyavs per cent Of shs par
Of the shares has bssn paid certificates Of stock VIZ
sued. This wiz s'vs the Company paid mp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-22

Digging has commenced for the founda-
tions Of the Lincoln monument at Spring
field, Ill.
Mrs. z. L. Davenport lost 500 worth OF
jewelry in Portland.
The Cuban rebellion has deprecated the
cost value of slaves.
-Burlingame has made his peace with the
new British ministry.
The "handbills" reproduced by the Daily
were prejudioial to the success Of its can
didate.
Chicago hopes for direct trade with the
West Indies.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-22
THE
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
First Mortgage Bonds
at PAR.
Nine Hundred and Sixty Miles

OF the line West from Omaha are completed, and
the work going through the Winter. AS the dis
tsnce between the finished portion of the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads Is less than 400 MIXES
and both Companies are pushing forward .ne work
with great energy employing over O&0 M On, there
can be no doubt that the whole
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LEr-Ar TARRY TOWN,
within minutes walk Of the depot, for ak months or
longer with nice gardens, &C Rent at from eOo 10 1870
month. Further particulars with g. EMBEHSON, @2l Eigaih
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET OR LEASE-AT EAST WILLIAMSBURG, L. l.,
fronting Flushing only two miles from of
the Williamsburg ferries, splendid House, with 10 rooms,
with barn. stable carriage house, orchard and garden
horse and railroad passing within
200 of the premises Inquire OF TOCH BROTHERS. 30
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO RENT-HADSOMELY FURNISHED AND FRESCOED
House (;ramercy Park to PARK. Principals apply
premies li3 East fwenyfrst street, this between
and 1.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

NNO RENT-wITH THE HANDSOME FURNITURE, THE
L desirable four story English basement brown stone
House 50 West Fifteenth street. rent low 20 good tenant
Apply 10 +. u. Ii DLOW n Co, No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

JIOuSR IN PoRDHAN-F1vE MINUTES FROM TH8
depot furnished unrrished; water Ia the bouseS
large garden. stable, &c. Apply at ID Maiden lane.
CHAS. MOLLER.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY, SECOND FLOOR
/ containing and n bathroom, water and ras
rent $500 year, including Inquire at s Bceckes'reet
In the
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

FURNISHED coUsTRY rOUsR WITHIN ONE HOUR
Il Of Me-. York. steamboat ariing wan,ct,
wuud take the family tO board FOR the rct
with privilege Of taking other bosrers Address H. ~
Herald Dlce-
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

rINO RfNT-WITH THE HANDSOME FURNITURE, A
i very c!egant House Madison avenue. with
Stable be only by permit from L. II. LUDLOW
CO., 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LEASE-FOR FOUR YEARS. THE LARGE HOUSE
and building 20 Mercer street; 1t has been newly
altered for business purposes Inquire Of ADAM, o. Me
street,
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

r,o RENT-A BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COTTAGE HOUSE.
with bath, and all conveniences, and four Lots
grapes other fruits IN desirable location In
South Brooklyn reasonable will sell Furniture II de-
sired BIGGS HORN, n Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET-A FLOOR ABOVE PARLORS, ENGLISH BASE.
ment house, three rooms, to gentlemen one and
wife unfurnshed except carpets and bed Elegant To-
cation, above Madison close to avenue ali con-
veniences; private house; pemanency requisite Address
G. b., stallion q.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET-DESIRhBLE ROOMS, SINGLY OR IN SUITS,
furnished unfurnished location lU7 Twelfth street,
of Sixth Inquire at li3 Clinton place I'LL
May1
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

NO RENT-A FIRST CLASS FIVE STORY RNGLIsI
i basement House, well furnished throughout ON FIT
avenue, Washington square; desraby located for
Crt boarding For permits particulars ar
ply to ALLEN BROWN, ?6 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-LowER PART
Of House is Jane street comprising eight rooms n
sold will let It furnished Inquire Of MIR MURPHY
2T2 Blocker street
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET-T0 A SMALL. FAMILY A SPLENDID UPPER
Part, all modern improvements at Sf3 West Thry-hth
street Eighth avenue; per month Inquire at
3.7 Thirty second street, near Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET IS SECOND AVENUE, SECOND FLOOR,
-four rooms and washhouse, S51; third floor, SIX
rooms, i5, gas Inquire at 20 East Fourth
street, between II A. NJ. and 4 p NJ
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LEr-TwO THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICN
Houses Nos l20 and 12e East Twenty second street.
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues Inquire OF PANG
BURN ADAMS, liz Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

IrURsIsuED CoUNrEY SEAT TO LET-PSkB no sE,
10 rooms: carriage house, choice anl, aL un-
dance OF fruit; u minutes ~ rail- l.. ~ MASON, No.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

ITO LET-A -FOUR STORY HOUSE IN WEST FOURTH
street. No. b6 opposite Washington Parade Ground CON
vennty located 80 the Broadway Seventh Avenue Rail-
road having all modern improvements and In perfect order
Inquire premses, II Fourth street. between
a reene and Wooster.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

DRoOKLYN.-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
- House all improvements on Dehslb avenue, near
Tolrpklps; hne location: rent $500. Apply 30 HAZARD
MOORE. .i2o Broadway, or HADLEY BUCKLEY, Dekalb,
Marcy avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LEr-IN NEW HOUSES CORNER ll2rH STREET
and Third avenue Floors Of six Groom, gas,
stationary wash tubs, &c rent from s2s ses Apply W
Lopez DAVIS, Thirty sixth street, corner Frst avenue
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

FURNISHED HoUsrs TO RENT AT $40, $as5 $3.50 $500
IL and 1850 per Also parts of Houses, furnished
and unfurnshed JOHN FETi REICH, AS Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET AT Low RHINESTONE AND WI nars :.
No. 4l Washington street, epPosite spIhS ,nr ar 80
store Also ~ story Dwellings Nos A and w. WAS s,es.
suitable for mechanics boaroinS muses. HPPy w ~%
PRICE On HudsOu street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET-TO SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, THREE
fne large second and third Hoors aud front
back Parlo all carpeted with no. and cold water
&C. In healthy location within five minutes wal OF tho
ramb Ia the Central Park; rent moderate Apply at Ss
Broadway third door, the premises, 81 East Seventy
third street. between Third and Fourth avenues.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

ITO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR AND ATTIC OF THE
l. story House No $50 Third avenue. Apply on the
premises.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

900 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET (NEW NO.)-T0
OLZ e large, high stoop brown stone 'front.' win
all modern improvements The family of four persons wo,i
house and pay $50 board rent $3.50 month
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
n From let of May, tor the summer OF longer; EA We
Twenty third Apply the owner, Al the house.
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

LHGLEwooD, N. j., foRTYFIyE MINCTEs FROM
~ New k-To let for The summer furnished House
10 rooms; barn gsiden (panted peasant and shsfed
grounds: opposite En- lewu0d House. three Minutes waix
from depot. Apply ~ KlPlkf tO zN feari street, ~
to WM. HALL, ~ son. b43 broadwsy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22

tiobal, and tried to induce Emory to violate
il. by receiving orders directly from the
President; with the further intent 10 prevent
the execution Of the Tenure-of Office act,
and TO prevent Mr Stanton from holding
tho Office Of Secretary of War.
Article Y That he delivered inhamma-
tory aud scandalous harangues, at various
times. to bring contempt upon Congress.
In this charge, specification first quotes a
speech at Washington, August 18th, 1866;
about a body hanging on the verge Of the
government.
Specification second The Cleveland
speech of September Sd, 1866 Your Com
gross that is trying to break up the govern
ment, etc.
Specification third The ST. Louis speech
6f September g, lS66-''lfi / have played the
Jadas who has been my Christ that have
played the Judas with? Was it Thad.
Stevens? Was il Wendell PhilliDs2 Dc.
These speeches are charged as high mis-
demeanor in Office
Article XT. that be declared in a public
speech in Washington, August is, 1866,
that the Thirty ninth Congress was not a
constitutional Congressof the United States,
bat a Congress of part Of the states; thus
denying the validity Of their legislation, ex-
eept so far as he chose to approve it; and in
pursuance of this declaration, attempted to
prevent the execution Of the Teuure-of-
| Office act, by uuhwfully contriying means
Of preventing Edwin H. Stanton from re-
sunling the office Of Secfetary0f War, when
he Senate had refused to concur in his
suspension; and also attempted to prevent
the execution Of the Appropriation act Of
March ., 1867 las In Article 81; aud also Of
/ the act of March ., 1861, for the more
efficient government of the rebel states;
thus committing high misdemeauor in
Office.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22
IMPEACHMENT.

Elsewhere viii be found the details, at
length, of the vote upon the llth article Of
Impeachment, as developed on last Satur-
day. As will be seen, 1t was lost by a single
vote, and that the vote upon the other ar
ticles, has been deferred until Monday the
Goth, inst. This adjournment was necessa-
ry in view Of the sick Senators in attend
anee, who could not have remained in at
tendance until the vote would have been
reached upon all the articles, which would
have taken at least eight Or ten hours, and
the fact that a number of Senators and Rep
resentatives, desired to attend the Chicago
Convention. The Senators who betrayed
the Republican party were Trumbul of
Illinois, Fessenden Of Maine, Henderson Of
Missouri, Grimes of Iowa, Ross of Kansas,
Fowler of Tennessee and Van Winkle Of
West Virginia. These gentlemen, for rea-
sons best known to themselves, saw fit to
enter into conspiracy to defeat a great
remedial measure, which was instituted to
remove man from the position Of Chief
Magistrate, who had abused the trust re-
posed in him, after they had, by their
votes and their actions, time and again. so
declared. Their attempted justification
up to this time, is not satisfactory, and the
country viii hold them to strict accounta-
bility for their treachery.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22


From Hopeaeel5-A Furnace 10 Be- erected at
Riddies5urg- Operations -Alreadg Coal-
meaced-P -PfospectQf he FaLley, &c, &c.
HopEWRLL, PA, May Is, 1865. -lHessrs
Dla5orrolo q LAtz -GENTs;-In com
munication addressed to you, several months
since, calling your attention TO the natural
adaptation of this valley to the manufactur-
ing ofIron, with Broad Top coal as fuel,
[ asserted that all that was necessary to nc
eomplish so desirable an object, would be
to acquaint capitalists with the undeveloped
mineral wealth of this region. have now
the satisfaction Of informing you, that a
company Of practical iron manufactures,
Of New York, at the head Of which stands
the Hon. William Kelley, Of Bhaebeok
New York, and Judge parrott, Of tho West
Peint Foundry, Whose ca,moa, 5eaag
his name, fqlbcd so e6Jctualg to tie rc5e&
during otr recent struggle for The EieQf tits
aatioa), has been organized for the purpose
Of manufacturing pig metal, with Broad
Top coke, at Riddlcsburg, two miles east
Of this place They have already commcn-
ced operations, preparatory to the erection
I ofthe Furnace which is to be 60 feet high,
/ with IA feet boshes, aud il is the intention
Of the company to have the Furnace 10
operation the coming fall. If this Furnace
proves to be a success, Of which 1 think
/ there can not be a reasonable doubt, ! ven
/ ture the prediction, that in The course of a
very few years, you viii not hear Of the
shipment Of iron ore, from the mines Of
this region, distance Of 29omiles, " rail
road, as IS now the case, at a cost Of trans
/ portation Of 81 per ton, but you win see
this entire valley smoking with its own
coal smelling the iron ores aud bringing in
TO practical use the untold wealth Of this
/ hitherto neglected region.
Very Truly Yours,
! y I -.--rs-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The Chicago Convention assembled on
last Wednesday, Up to the time We 60 to
press we are not informed IN regard 10 its
action. But no one doubts for a single
moment that Gen. [. 5. Grant win be
nominated by acclamation, or ON the first
ballot The Vice Presidency is somewhat
in doubt The latest intelligence indicates
that the contest viii be between Wade
and Colfrx. We are glad to know that the
contest is between two men of no doubtful
record The country viii do honor to itself
by honoring either Of them. Tt may be
that the contest may wax too warm and a
compromise candidate may be selected If
this should be the case save us from any
man who has not the backbone of Stanton.
Yice-Presidents are dangerous things in
a political point Of views.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-05-22

The nomination, which be has purchased,
i made. he can not control three opposi-
tion votes in favor Of it. This is more ike
" to be the case than otherwise. We can
didly believe the delegate system to be the
fruitful source of bribery and corruption,
which can only be remedied by system
which viii permit every man to cast his
ballot for the man who, he thinks, would
be the mau for the place, and that ballot
should count one in the aggregate towards
his nomination. 0fcourse a system of this
kind would have to be regulated by some
well defined rules, so as to make it work
harmoniously
Until such a system is adopted system
which will not take from the hands Of the
many and put into the hands Of The few
our Republican friends are earnestly urged
to attend the delegate elections. and see
that the most responsible men in the differ
eut districts are selected for delegates, and
then we have 10 fear that they viii fail to
put good men on the ticket. The time is
very short Act Immediately