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Poetry.
Fond Memories.


BY GEORGE W. JONES.
Not long ago knew flower,
As fair as lilies lair,
twas surely planted by Cons power,
And cherished by his care.
And oft that soft sweet voice would say
In accents meek and mild,
As often as the knelt to pray,
sour Father keep thy child.
Keep me from all temptation flee,
So humble, meek, and n lid,
Thar when die I'll come to thee
And dwell, thine own dear child -
But time rolled onl the child has gonei
AMI now she seems TO say
In soft and gentle VIII spers, "rome!
Loved ones, oh! come this way"
Yes, dear one Wen strive to meet thee,
In that Paradise above,
Der the surging pillows greet thee,
Safe with Christ where all is love
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: seaside country residence for

sale.
A good Il story dwell :;
AyIsM n ing House and torty- III
MI lE7vsR three acres land, in Fail Nm
M MasuiM mouth, tiore sidel, seven AyAlAA-
Hll1azfs miles from Portlan1-is -.
next to the Methodist Meeting House. Buildings
all in complete repair having been recently painted
and papered. Cuts about eight tons hay. Plenty
of wood and water. This is one of the most pleas
ant places in this vicinity. 1t commanded fine view
Of Portland on one side, and of Casco Bay upon the
other, and is on the main stage road to Yarmouth
Will be sold low to a cash customer Apply to
VIM. III. JERKS,
mar3ldtt Real Estate Aesnt
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Warming 10 Newspaper Contributors.

Correspondents of newspapers should take
warning by the following example of the
evils attendant upon bad chirography. A
western poet having found his verses multi
ated by the types in a local journal, address
ed to the editor a note, which appeared ir
print thus:
Mr.. Nichols: suggest that your confound-
er charged the biography of A. Ward in my
piratical article of Wednesday last, which Ell
tected the scent. In the tired horse from the
Bottom, for rapt acclaim. read wrapped in
flame, / want the 10 admitted enwrapped
Respectfully,
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale two new houses
Il built in the most substantial manner and il
modern style. These houses are near the corner o
Congress and North streets, two stories high, witt
seventeen rooms in each, good cellars, and unia
ing supply OF hard and soft water. They are in
desirable location and will rent readily at large per
centage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs
HEARN & co, Corner OF Congress and North SITS.
GEORGE HEARN.
Portland, March 25 1S6s.-dtf
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ATLANrEHE
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 JVoh ST, cor. Wiltiam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1868.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Nayi-
cation Risks

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the Premi
tifcates issued, bearing interest until redeemed
Dividend of 80 per cent for 1867.
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Maine Steamship Company.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi LineE

On and after the 18th inst The tine
E-SAEs Steamer Dirig0 and Franconif- .til
NszA.s5a8s=s-isi until turthe office, Jun as 10
sESsS-st21gzI Leve Calls Wharl, Portland, every
Pier 81 +. r.. New York, every MONDAY nd
THCRSDAY. at 4 p NJ
Inc Dlfigo and trancopei are fitted up wif. s.
accommo da' ions for pass H.eis, making ms the
most conyenieLt and Comfortable route Tor tra 4,
between New York aud Maine.
Passag' in State Room So. Cabin Passag T.
Meals extra. -
:, Goo forwarded to and IRON Mont cal, q bec,
HALIFAX St. John, and all parts Of Maine. Sis's-ers
requested to send their eight to the Ste AK rs
as early as P. NJ, on the days they leave Port nd
For freight or passa apply to
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf, Portland.
). Il. AMES, Pier IS f. II. New YoIk.
Nav 9-dtf
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House Lots

TWO on Congress near State Street, and eigh
lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas streets, FOL
sale by W. FL. STEPHENSON,
Feb 10, 1SGS.-tf At I'd National Bank
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Land for Sale,
For Sale at Gray Corner.

THE valuable lot of land Middle Street, bound
| L ed by Franklin and Fore Streets, being the
southerly 1t will be sold on favorable terms
| Apply TO VIM. ii. JERKS.
aprISdtf Real Estate Agent.
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4 Partner wv slHnteaa

GNE of the partners in long established and
Owell-known business firm in this city, being ahout
to remove TO the west will sell his entire inter-
est in the concern. Only few hundred dollars re-
CURED. This is GOOD CHANCE. Best of reference
given. Enquire of
A. j. eek n CO.,
je16d1w 35l5 Congress st Portland Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-03
Registers Notice.

niTIE next Court nj bankruptcy tor the County
i Of Han-ock, will Ire holden nj the oiti - oi
l.. Il + Hale. Cnun- eiInrs, in Ellsworth, on Feb
iuary 18Th, lsls, Al O'clock. Y. VI.
rElER TEACHER.
Ellsworth, Dec. Goth, 1866. 3ws
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Al n Court of Probate holden ut Bluehel, with.
in and for the County OF Hancock, on the first
Wednesday Of Dee A.. IL, iS,il.
MA I'M HtNCkIY, admiaistr upon the
y Estate of JESSE fiiNC.I Ei late OF BIua-
hill in said CouRty misunderstanding presented
his first aud final account of Administration upon
said kssatc and also his private account, for Pro-
bate,
ORDERED - That the SAID Aimr. give notice
thereof II an persons intCrt sted, ~ causing
n copy OF this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth AmericaO fTirtesi
in Ellsworth that they may appear nj Probate
Court To be holden at Ellsworth ON the first We'd
nes,laN al teh., next, ut Ten of the clock Ia the
faruoan and shcN cause II ANY they nave, why the
sa.ao should not bc allowed
PARKER fTCK Judge.
4 true cnrs-AtteSt:
~ GEo. 4, DYER, Register.
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Probate n Offices.

At a court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the LIST
Wednesday OF Oct. A. u. 1851.
SCSANc 9. BLAME, named ENccutrx in Ger
- tain Instrument pnrporting IN be the last will
and testament of ELISHA ;. BLAKE, late OF
Buckspert. in said county deceased, having pre-
sented the same for Probate:
0RDFRED,-That the said Exccutrix give n ,tice
20 all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successively in
the Ellsworth American printed at Ellis Worth, at
they may appear az Probate Court to b. held at
Bucksport, in said county. on the Sd Wednesday
of Jan, next, ten of the clock IN the forenoon,
and shew cause, ifany they have, why the said in
strnment should not be proved, approved, and
allowed as the last Will and testament OF said
deceased.
PARKER rUcs, Judge.
A True Cory,-Attest:
3wi9 GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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Bankruptcy N Offices.

vrfifs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that on he twelfth
i day of December A D., lse7. warrant IN
Bankruptcy was issued against theEstate of
Benj amin Franklin. Laban I. Franklin and Ed.
win Franklin. Of Ellsworth in the County OF Han
cock, and State of Maine, Copartpers under the
firm of u. franklin Sons, which did business at
Ellsworth, aforesaid,
Who have been adjndged Bankrupt on their own
petition; that the payment OF any debts amt dcliv
cry of any property belonging TO such Bankrupts
TO them or for their use, and the transfer OF any
property by them are forbidden by law: that a
meeting OF the Creditors Of said Bankrupts 10
prove their debts and 10 choose one or more As
signees of their Estate, will be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Ellsworth, in the Dis
tr.ct Of Maine before Peter Thacher, Register, on
the 18th day OF February, A. II, 1855, at O'Clock,
?. NJ, at the Office of r.. \ r. Hale Counsellor.
JOHN d. HOPKINS,
Z. $. Deputy Marshal, as Messenger,
Dec. 10th, 1851. 3wi5 District of Maine.
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A. q oeIl ai Probate holden AZ Biu hill within
aud iSf u.e County ai tisact X, the iii~t
Wti3a>tsN a, NOVA ff.i>'S.
! IIS1A HA ii, ratled t.Neciunr in n ccfta n
last atIeut ptIl Puft ~ - b. ne las W I'll dnl
TeS' lament ct tiue> iatlnfh, lat al . IL Il, IN
sai,! tpuuiy deceased hasite lirses.'ed the sdI.e
ter Ftnbatc
o,.nEEl.p. hat the said Executor give notice 10
ali ter-uB- it;tetesitt, by cau> ny copy at tni>
o der to nc tTi hsi aTC" weeN- su 'cvssivclr ia
the Ri No. tn American printed 1T IA MAT
taey appear II =. ieate t"t'tt - 3t hct't st
Backs, "a -ai,tCouli+, tea t"c ~ .ttt' e'lHN
OF - t.rs ttGA5, tes 81 t.c ui-5 il Ihr
n",4., ;,itd s.4tA. n aay taey aaSt, VII. Tie
>,t.t ff-fi ,itht ssta-t hoi b. larptei pli"Fr'l
de5Sastt
PARKER ItLk, i.s.
\ true Copt--Attest: GEo. 4. btt4. hesi-t,s.
- Il
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&c. &c. &c, &c, &c.. &c.
just received, per Express, new supply Of the
M s. popular fateEt Medieines, among which are
Iii K\EiI's Preparations Blood Food, for Liver
Compliant, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases /;
and Il. S.neratlon ct Man Wsess' MaglG aoin.
Cot iiNal Oil Jayne's EApectorant Wlstar's
Wild Cherry i;asam fowie's cure tor Piles Dir.
Jearie's Antilole brakes Benzoine, for remov.
ing paint, tar. grease, Ne, cumming Apeilent
t,aryliug OIL DAdds and MIllci's Condition Pow.
,lers Clecse man's Carkes and Dupoheo's Female
Pits, fnr female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con-
cenIrated Cure tor nervous w akness Hemboids
Fluid E>trae, oi Buenu f1r diseases Of the blad.
der kidneys. Nc; Maynard's Colodion Tor burn
and cuts ;,.ardiner's Rheumatic Compound: Peru.
Wan SsrHp Gouids Pin worm syrup; tlougiiin ;
Germ solvent, and iriailible remedy. Magnets
Basaiii, Tor rheumatism and neuralgie: JcnTicss
Panacea of Lie, II sure cure Tor sore Throat and
Bronchial affections stones Elixir, for bronchitis
ps aEn cure trl hhg,
BITTEIs --Oxygenated. iloonand's, Perks, liar
slyis Bif ms Clarkr's sherry Vine, Langley .
tioot Hertz, Abbouis, and others:
LINIMt-.f T"bia,i food samaritan, Mustang
and Lini.nants and Olninents of all kinds;
Observation-Disclosures. sands shakers and
all other principal KINDS.
PILLS Ayers SUGAR coated, Brandreth's and
Wrishts In.ian Vegetable.
Also. Meaver.s canker nd salt rheum syrup; Ar
mol r. WAL FLUID. AtwooGs Extract Dandelion,
s5ranI's Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
kenr"ay's Medical Discovery; Morse,s syrup lei.
low Jock; Railways lfine'lrs. ncMnm's Elixir
OF Ipiuni; Mrs. WHslow's soothing sfrpp. sha,
ler Extract Xalerian: Balm OF Thousand Flow.
ers Lom Cream; Flesh Balls. Liquid Rouge
Balsam: Clarke. Cough syrup; Baehelor
ana IIaYrison's Hair Dye; Brney,s Musk Cologne
sharing Crraln and Nerbena Water; butchers
Dead short tor Red lSuAs. and all other articles
usually Aspt in a Drug sore.
Pnys,esan's Prescriptions earefuilvcom-
pounded.
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IN BAAu.uPrsy.

.pAISE bI> fEICF, IS,
A. Hzw1fth De-. lsth. lSsf.
I He urtieg- issed teicb gives notice OF MS aT-
Ivinin.enI i igicr OF The Estate Ut A>a
ID. White, Jo-cFf ~. ltoS le and Newt ~ &. " bite
ai sHIl v.u, "a Ia county of Han -nck >.Jid
District Tue o,1tr neN, amber the ru name nj
bite DOVE Joiai AMY who have sect aiijg,.sc!
Bankt"i upon ti,eaoMl etittu!i ny the Dist.iti
I ugs vi sAttt - let.
tsAAJ II. rHoEhs. Assignee.
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Commissioners Notice.

I'VE the subscribers hay been appointed by
w the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate
for the County OF Hancock 10 receive anu exaIli'
inc The claims oil creditors TO the Estate Of
PETER ~ AGGERrY, laie OF Deer Isle.
Mariner deceaaed, reprcssnted insolpent, do hers
nv give notice, that six mont e are allowed 10
and tnat we shall attend TO that service at the
store OF +. 4. spuford in said Deer Isle. on the
+. +. SFOFFOBp,
FRANCIS u. HOLDEN.
Commissi oners.
Deer Isle, Dec. 10th, 1857 swS.
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TII> j.. TO CINE MOTTO, that on tn" sly
ieenth day o. Dee. "A. u. isj', IA wa rant IL
Bankruptcy as j.. ucd against tHe Estate OF
Owch Moran al EfIswo4 tn. in tie County OF Han
CO X and State Haine,
Nh, ;Ias been arijaagcd Bankrupt on hi, own
petition indt, ituafIN. al alse member al the
late nr1n. ton nag y Moran, that the payment OF
Arx Debts and Delivery af any Property belong
ing to such Bankrupt, TO HIM, or for his use, AMI
the transfer OF any Property 10y hm are iaroHidoH
b, aw that meeting OF Tie Creditors OF the
said BnRfHpt To- prove their deJts, and tn rh"os'
one o. more as i-uets ot his estate, vii he he'd nj
a curt uf l.ana up cy, to be ho.on AT has Ham
Iin's ollie. in banGoH, before Jua's ltunn Rcgi,
ter, The SiN h day Of ja.adiy, y. D., leos, III
| H. L. o'clock, \. NJ.
II. 4. HEAD,
Deputy u Marshal n Messenger.
Bangor, bee. l., -. As for the d triet Of NE.
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I.srEICroF NAINr, 50.
1t Iii.Hot'h The l4tu al De-, 1885,.
T uE TnirTs igt.ed Hereby give Notice Of his mp
panit nicut a. Assignee al Henry u -Iof,iau oi
Ellsworth, Ia the tuuH'a Ot Hinr"gS and state ol
Aai,e tihin said District, " ,o has been a'judg
ed II Bankrupt Hreu hi own petition by lte Dis
hi , QUIT 1t >ad DIST let.
NATHAN WALKER, Assignee,
SwiS Ellsworth Ne.
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TtsumpsOni:.m Medicines

The genuine Sn,ih's Razor Strops.
Flg Candies, Washing Powders, Soap, Dye stuiIs,
supporter, Spices OF all kinds, Ci;ron, Cur
ants, Eais. ns. Tamarinds, Irish Moss,
fickles. a.. &c,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-03

At n & curt of Probate holden II; Ellsworth within
aud Tor the County Of Hancock. ON the 1T
"wednesday ui pcc. \ T. ~.
I y. E.hEkA Al, Aesisuee> upon the Estate
IL ot l.. d y J. Timer ate of Ellsworth Ii,
SAID County, In oiYrui Dettors- having presented
their first aud ial account upon said estate ior
Probate:
ORDERED. Thai the said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested bs cruising copy oi
this order to be publ he'd three weeks sucre-sSeiy
I IN the Ellsworth american il.ated ~ Ellsworth
| thai they may appear at Probate Cout to hC
held ut hi worth IN said county. GA The firs
"Wednesday oi Jan aeXI. II ten Of the clock al
forenoon, and -hew cau,e, If any they have, Why
tue same should n 1 be allowed.
PARkE.. TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy-attest.
swls GEo. \. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-03

ME subscriber hereby g.vcs public notice TO all
4 concerned, that h, has teen duly appoint Il
an,I has taken upon himself the trust OF an EAec-
utor oi the la-t will ana Testament "f
ROBERT BhkTLE1T, lat. of Ellsworth,
in the County Of Hancock deceased, by giving
ID ..,d A. Tn. law directs. lac therefore re,Ine-t Ill
person " no are indie % el T. The said ticces, -ei'
tiie, tn make Immediate liat tnert aud tiio>e VIII"
have amy demands thereon, To exhibit the same 10.
settlement.
EDWARD j. IODGKiNs.
sept. llth. 1871. Swii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-03

rT5II> i Ta=sIN4 NOTICE a1at aa fsetweHih
i ,iL. "t Hecvi.ilsr. L. H., i-ts.-- @aHl,te= Hi
il,sTs',tuttcr wa issEyl against tnpt-t8ie"i
~ssii.esH Green, IF ger r., ta t'fe tuuntv OF
ie-f-ats. utd ~tt5v u salue. l55e to .litlc ~ Iu
4 ttiI at t'Fcc.3 = Ju,F! T'. % ais, III 81 H. il
ol DAVIS tun 'aIs t''tii 81 Nitstr fa, t.tt--
acsea bH-lHCe> ~ beer lsle, asot",ai,i,
MIN In btcn 10 Id s4ci B4nktGIt o. his own
tttit.lt, in.l tiir Nticui "i .sHH Hc'ts aud 81 .
kyrty of auy p.oi#tlty n,iUnS'ns 10 suGn b. \
iuft t. lII. tr las 7, tie tran rr Of any
prapet - hin lnrui i,tcn hN law ult u
lhect4u. oi the ittitofs al tue said BANKRUPT, 10
prove ttrlr Geb~, i.i 30 II rose one or mo. It,
-igaee- OF his csiatc. wall be held nj N"tut OF
Il inAIUHt.A, IL be hudeH at Ellsworth, IA said
district of Maine, iieoie Peter hacher, Register
on The I5th d.k ui tc.,r,taty, \. d lsir AZ o.
clscA Y. ~. a, Tie oll OF h.. s r. Hale, Coua
sctlers.
JUilS n HOPKINS,
t Dep. Marshal, Ms Messenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

I'm connection with the foregoing recapitulaton arc
remarks Of tho committee OF which synopsis Is SUD
Joined
In Jefferson parish several other Of outrage ana
have been reported, but not specially definite ~
to ch aracer or number In Carroll parish numerous
murders af whites and blacks reported. In MADISON
parish Robert (iurls Is killing black men, burning honse
and numbering Republicans. The bodies OF murdered
negroes have found In places In Bossier
parish Six ditional outrages are reported at Nach
tocles but tho properly authenticated details nave not
hand. In Caddo parish, several colored men
have murdered and hung AZ Greenwood ana other
T. OF daily occurrence. The Hon W. Jasper Blackburn
NJ c., a most honorable and indepen .ent gentetnah
whose principles have always been considered 100 cent
servative by the Radical party, had his premises
attacked IN his absence from home and ls press GU
Homer Claiborne parish where he published TIE Homer
Hiad utterly destroyed, and his type distributed In the
roads. A.,
Among the tng1ished Union men who have recently
been turned ~ the CtstOmH House Ia this city, we may
mention Coils A. X Johnson, Young, and Badger. Col.
Johnson well known In the army ~ one OF the Dratt
and most gallant officers who drew sword In the
Spring lsG-62 entered the service "a private and
the rank OF Colonel OF the 2sth Illinois IN
fantry. In 1903 he appointed TO the stan or Gen
Grant and commanded the Federal cavalry AZ tie battle
Miss the 9Th Of June or that year.
the mosf desperate and hoty cavalry fight that
occurred during the war In the West Those OF your
readers who have read Dugans History OF HnriOuts
Fighting Fourth Division" will remember Col johnson
as the hero had the duel with Rebel Colonel on the
soldier In the inception OF the war as
captain he rOse by his intellect bravery, aud aekowl'
edged gaantry 10 the command OF Newly leg ment
Of infantry. Col Badger. believe, Is native OF our
state aud commissioned as colonel ot one OF the
loyal Louisiana regiments by Gen. Butler. He IL young
and rising man. much ability aud Hmdoubted integrity.
and President or the Grant Guards has already estab-
Issued an honorable name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

,o. Tho throwing ont of the vote cast Mt the south
Richmond Precint, in Julians BlstIicI y oi mo
tbat 10 this vote were counted Reid, Jnllans Demo
an" = netitor would be elected. Now, the vote
of that precinct should be thrown ont t is fraudn-
Ia,t ond those who make the most FUSS about IL
& hest that such is the BIT the why
they are so much exercised about 1t Ia that Julian ~
elected To defeat Julian was the ferVent WISH not
onIv of the Democrats but also OF the Republican sore
beods who have pursued Mr. Julian for ten years past
with the most venomOus malignlty. Defeated by HIM
again and again in the nominating conventions, they
never shrank from entering into ntrigues to defeat
him AT the polls and In order to beat him this tlne
thew voted for Reid, the Democratic candidate one
of the most ultra pio-Slavery men In the State The
most unbluShing frauds, moreover were resorted to
IN order make Julian run behind the State ticket
How any fair-minded Republican can symPathize
with the malignant clique making war upon Julian,
is more than can comprehend
GOV. MoRToN's SPEECH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. T.-GOv. Morton ad-
dressed great meeting here tonight He said The re-
called Gov Seymour forth from his rural retreat in New
York and he Is making last and desperate effort to re-
dshonored party. The great object which ho seems
has made since he started on his tour to ray the
Western against the Eastern States 10 excite the people
he calls Northern Atlantic States New Yorker as he
H. Eastern as he Is lac does not hesitate 10 sla
der his section and the people OF his own state 10 repre-
sent them ns enemies CohimcIfay, nnanslaiy Thu
socially Of the people OF the NorWestern states Inc
ines and all that be is represented by him as oppss
ing tho people OF the EOrth-Western States,
cNtO1ung from tHtn, IoublHR Nllu
them every point For many years the polclahs or
the South aboCd TO ucc their people against the North
years IT has been the policy OF the Demo
cratic party OF Indiana and other North,
Western states 20 denOuucc New-Englaud
the pTeudccs OF feeling Of people against
the people OF that portion OF our country This was The
paigu, and leading men OF that party in Indiana
limited broadly az Northwestern COnfederiCy,
and that New England should he left out IN
the cold and now We have Eastern politician, caud
date for Office eudeavOriug by every means In his power
10 nCe the people OF the Northwest against the people
even OF ina State. The Governor then reviewed NJ
length Mr.. scynour's criticisms Oh the National debt
and banking system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
WISCONSIN.
PROGRESS or TIE CAMPAICN-THE SITUATION
SINCE TIE LATE STATE ELECTIONS.
fPRoM OUR OWS CORRESPONDENT

PROGRESS or THE CAMPAIGN-THE SITUATION
SINCE TIE LATE STATE ELECTIONS.
fFRoN OUR OwS CORRESPONDENT
MADISON, Oct 23.-The returns from the
recent State elections in Pennsylvania Oo Indiana and
Nebraska 10 and tho result determined which,
10 the disappointment and discontinue the enemy is
decidedly favorable TO the Republicans and settles the
question: by universal consent. Of the general election
me 1t November. The heretofore Jealous aud confident
Democracy in Wisconsin as IN the entire country.
wayerng, and the Republicans taking advantage of
he opportunity "pnsl things with vigor
sate fSr "a Repnblcan majority Of 1900 RE
World TO the contrary no witiistandng but the party VIII
not now bO satisfied with any number short
eighteen thousand sThe dropping spirits OF the Democ
racy have been cheered In thus State heretofore hy the
States Senator Dooite that Pensy wanna and Indiana
were sure to give handsome Democratic majority in
October and would largely Increase III In November; and
that IL was possible that OHIO would follow -uit this
month but TO wheel INTO limo In November have
heard im make these pledges from the stump several
times while speaking his piece In this State aud In
Chicago These promises have been the STOCK III Trade OF
suit 1t mouth las been prodcated upon a. They are
and n Std eaTed their eors
for the County, Legislative ana Cohgressoh uckcts
They conceal their designs rs ucn as o.
,her defeat and overthrow. Some tell us that Frank
Blair tho evil genius who mas eaus in ,ho Wc.t
woe !" Others that SEYMOUR unp0puiaily IN to hcst
was tho supcrnddcd burden thar broke the Gamers oack
while st others assign different CAUSES Anu o "cr1o,
the honest and OutspOkcn are Icauy 10 uChno"i
edge that the real cause war the fact that The mUoy 81
the people repndlate the regulators anl have no dispo
son OF desire 70 rosusctate restore the st @ o
the other hand this result has Infused new ne ino
the ranks OF the kenubIcans aud instead OF aDatDga
lot OF zoe effort they arc prosecuting the capns
with fedOubled energy aud determination my
nako the defeat Of thu enemy ia this state Oyer w. 80
deciave aud positive 1t interesting to note tho enso
tn the views OF many heretofore doubtful fO hcHa.o
10 positive This class Of voters always on the acit 10
be finally on tho winning side have become very poa ~
uielf declarations VI devotion 10 tho kepnDllrm pay
mover voted any other ticket" land resent the lhsiuh
uoh lhnt they ever either affiliated with or gyc any
long as they vote with will raise question az
20 NOR PATRIOTISM party fcaly devotion iopinc.pWs