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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-03

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high standing and national reputation are
mentioned as successors to the several po-
sitions to be vacated.
Mr.. Wooley was again called before the
Impeachment Investigating Committee to.
day and questiors heretofore asked him re-
newed, with like results Of those Of the
former examination. The committee re-
manded the witness to the custody of the
|SergeaDt.at-Arms, but before retiring from
the room, Mr.. Wooley stated to the com
mittee that he was prepared to answer any
question touching the alleged procurement
Of votes Of Senators, and that be desired to
be brought before the bar Of the House to
get its Judgment upon the matter, as this
morning presented in the committee room
This request was refused ard the witness
was again imprisoned in the room of the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Persons whose kilograms were indiscrim
inately delivered to the impeachment mar.
ayers announce to-day that they will bring
suits against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, to test the legality Of the action
of the company's agents.
Among the numerous visitors to the
President to-day, were several Radica
members Of the House who voted for i'm
parchment. One Of these urged the Presi
dent to make certain removals Of Fedora
officers.
Senators give out tonight that the res
ignation Of Col. Forney as Clerk Of tn
Senate will be accepted by that body to
morrow. Mr.. Mcdonald, the chief deput,
Of Col. Forney, it is understood, will re
ceive the appointment Of temporary Clerk
The President will probably issue an OF
der to the Heads Of Departments to Civ
leave Of absence to their clerks to atten,
the ceremony Of decorating the graves Q
| the Union dead on Saturday next.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

SA-Not long since we wrote an article
setting forth the probable result in the
event Of the Presidents impeachment
The ''gentlemanly"CO editor of the Negro
organ-Register, of Marietta-says of it:
cit is pretty evident that there is zone
fool left"-in Monroe County. The Sen.
ate, it is probable, will "depose President
johnson" and "war, dark and. bloody
war" will not follow.
"The removal of Andrew johnson
from Office means peace, and nothing but
peace"
In 1864, Andrew johnson was suppor.
ted by this same "gentleman"G) for the
Vice Presidency on the Radical ticket
and now we hear him applying the rude
epithet "fool' to those who uphold hin
in the support of the Constitution. We
have routed the "gentleman"GO SO otter
in controversies that we have incurred
his displeasure, and his only remedy is tt
resort to his stock Of blackguardism
which is always on his tongues end, ant
cry: zone fool left" The editor of tn,
Register has our sympathies.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

hand. I am of course in favor of giving
them justice always; but they must not
interfere with the rights of others, or
disobey the laws"
Won't the Negro lovers howl with joy
when they read that?
In regard to his policy, he said:
"When 1 am asked what my policy will
be in case I have to discharge the Presi-
Dental duties, generally answer that
won't have any policy. It's the duty ol
Congress to adopt policy, and the duty
of the Presidentto execute it. We've
had trouble enough from the efforts ol
Presidents to set up policy for them
selves, and force Congress into its adop.
tion by the use of the Government pat
ronage and otherwise -
II won't have any policy" How true
He will be led by the nose BY stci
revolutionists as Sumner, Wilson, Ste
vens and Phillips.
Does any man doubt, after perusing the
above, how Wade will vote on the i'm
peachment of Andrew johnson?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
The Platform of the Ohio Radi.
Gals and Ben. Wade.

The Radical State Convention, which
assembled at Columbus on the 4th inst.
adopted "the history of the last seuen
gears as their platform.
In regard to taxing U. s. Bonds they
said:
"That justice and sound policy require
that all 5property should bear its equal
share .of the public burdens, and thai
this principle ought to be applied to all
United States bonds hereafter issued by
making them liable by express provis
ions Of law to taxation precisely as other
property"
"Hereatter Issued" Here is what their
candidate for Vice President, Ben. Wade
said in his Portsmouth speech delivered
during the campaign of 1867:
"They (the Democrats talk Of taxing
these bonds. When a man talks that
way, look him in the face UST AS YOU
LOOK IN THE FACE OF A PENI.
TENTIARY BIRD. I WOULD NOT
TRUST SUCH A MAN AS THAT IN
MY SHEEP PASTURE AFTER
DARK"
Ben. knew that his party friends were
bound for the penitentiaries, when he
said that, and were death on soool.
They declare for 'hberty and the rights
of man." which is administering Negro
Equality in a mild form. Wade goes
beyond the platform:
GAS mass, in my judgment, they (ne-
groes) are better qualified to discharge
their duties under this Government than
the great mass, equal to them in num-
bers, that we have always permitted to
vote"
Here is bid for foreign born citizens:
"And we affirm the duty of the Fede-
raj Government to extend adequate and
equal protection to all its citizens at home
and abroad, native and naturalized."
Now listen to the expressions Of their
"Old Man Wade:"
81 know that of the great numbers
that come up to the polls, many are very
ignorant. They come here from for
eign country and we give them the priv.
ilege to. vote when they knoao no more than
the horse you drive."
Again:
81 am glad to say that these people,
whom your Legislature has referred it
for yeu to say whether they shall be vo-
ters or not, are infinitely aboue the class l
have alluded to foreign- born citizens) IN
all that intelligence that qualities men to
uote right"
Will the Radical editors Of this Con-
gressioual District copy the above, for
the benefit of their readers? What say
you, Marietta Register?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
Ben. Wade and the Presidency.

Already the claquers of the Jacobiu
party are sounding the blasphemous Sen
ator from Ohio in regard to his course
when he succeeds to the Presidency.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette gives conversation had with Ben,
Wade few days since. Among many
foolish things we find the following bonn
bast: s..
"The very first thing I ehould try, il
such thing as we are talking about
should happen, would be to see to it that
the real Union men of the South are pro-
tected. Those people down there have
made us enough trouble, first BY their
treason. and, sinoeithe surrender, BY their
continual turbulence. l don't believe they
haze ever been ruled ,oith firm enough
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
Registration in Alabama.


There are 1O8, 40 white voters in the
State of Alabama, and but 72,546 regis
tered, making the number disfranchised
1864. Of Negroes there are sO,6O(
voters, and s3.543 registered voters, ma.
king :. .543 more registered than there are
voters. a
That is the method adopted by the
Jacobin party in power to carry the States
of the South. That is the method about
which they prate SO much of granting
"equal rights to all men," 1t should
read: "We declare for political and So
cial equality for all monkeys, Negroes
horses and apes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
An Act Relating to Roads and
Highways.
THE STATE or OHIo,

IHE OIATE UF OHIV,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I, John Russell. Secretary of State of the
State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the an
nexed is true copy Of an act therein ma
med, PASSED by the General Assembly OF the
State of Ohio, on the 9Th day of March, A.
D. 1853, taken from the original rolls on file
in this Office.
Given under my hand at the City of Co.
lumbus, the 10th day of March, A, D. 1868
JOHN RUSSELL,
Secretary of State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

The Democracy are in Favor of
Representation in Congress by every
State.
Immediate union on the basis of the
Constitution.
Opposed to usurpation of undelegated
power by Congress.
Opposed to military despotism in this
Republic.
Opposed to Congressional force bills to
establish Negro Suffrage.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
a Bargain Mifh wade, },

a telegram to the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser gives the programme Of
the impeachment farce. This is the way
it is. to be managed:
"Wade will insist on his vote unless his
vote is unnecessary to convict, in which
eventrhe will resign his position pro tenn.
of the Senate, 'aDd Sdr. Colfax will take
Mr.. Johnson's place at the White House.
This is cool, certainly; but lest it should
lack real richness, the Commercial adds
that this is 'to save scandal to the Re-
publican paity' It would be sad, indeed,
If at this late day anything in the shape
of scandak should attach to SO pure par
ty. The cream, however, Of this little
arrangement eliminates in the statement
that Wade will be rewarded with the
Vice Presidency under Grant
All Should Wade's vote be required
TO give the impeachers the necessary two
thirds, he will east it, and take johnson $
place. leaving Colfax to run on the ticket
with Grant. Should the impeachers have
stwo.thirds without Wade's vote, he will
resign and Colfax will take Johnson's
place; end Wade will run on the ticket
with Grant.
What nice little arrangement, if it
would only work without getting out of
order; but we incline to the opinion tha.
the People will settle that little arrange
ment to their entire satisfaction by elect
ing the Hon. GEORGE Fl. PENDLEToN the
next President Of the United States.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

20 The Marietta Register says of the
Radical State Convention:
"The number of old party hacks pres
ent was less than usual"
Wasn't you there?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
woodsfield. March "a, 1865

aTHE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT IS"
al hold that THIS sGovernment was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their PoSTERITY forever. Ste
phen A. Douglas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

s@The fashion introduced by Senator
Yates, for breakfastoccasions: Stove pipe
hat and shirt, is not prevailing to any
alarming extent in Washington City.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24
Washington County Contested
Election Cases!
The Democracy Triumphant
''The Negro of 1s67NOT a Man" I'm
Washington & Monroe Counties!

Washington County upon. their triumph
in the contested election cases; and for
the benefit of our subscribers, and espe-
cially those of Washington County, We
will give brief history of the matter:
The officers upon whom notices of con-
test were served were
Auditor, majority ty.....................
Treasurer..............
Prosecuting Attorney.............. -. ..2e
Commissioner ......".,.................. 4
The following dispatch explains it
self:
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer
MARIETTA, o., March 17.-The con-
tested election of Treasurer, Auditor,
Prosecuting Attorney and Commissioner
for Washington County, elected by the
Democrats last fall, was decided to-day
by Judge Guthrie, of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in favor Of the Democratic
officers.
Now, for the benefit of the Marietta
Register, the Negro organ of Washing
ton County, we propose to submit few
figures to show where the Radical party
stands in that county:
1866.
Smith, Radical. ......,..................3,7 ,79e
LeFever, Democrat ....,..........3, ,16s
Rad. msjority..........................
1867.
P. B. Buell., Dem. Representative. ...3, ,72t
J. s. Sprague, Rad. 8; 1906
| Dem. maj.............. ................5s
Gem. gain over 1866. ..62i
Total Dem. gain. .6st
Con. Anne adGent, No,................3,86 ,86t
Yes."...............3,4 Al
Mai. against Amen" "t....,."..........44l
REcAPITULAT12N.
Democratic gain on tickst.........."."6e.
4" I" Amend't .....,.....44'
Total Dem. gain......,.-...........1,13. 13.
| Please bear in mind that while the Rad
icals, under the guidance Of the RegisteI
we're yelling "rebel" at the Democracy O
Monroe County, during the campaign 0
1867, they lost their own position. Her
is the insult:
''The Negro of 1867 is 9
| Man. And the Democracy
leven of Monroe County (like
1.-THE Rebels OF the South) vii.
yet be forced to recognize DEM.
ocRATIc doctrine"
Democratic majority in Monroe Count,
against the Registers Negroes ~
Washington County. ty.-..."............ Al
Total in the two counties .......3.17.
Poor little Register Nan, We pity yol
and your "Negro Of 1867"
Three times three for HOOP, his Time
and the gallant Democracy of Washing
ton Countyl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

"a union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union of lands,
vi The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-24

Total in the two counties ........3.17z
Poor little Register Nan, We pity you
and your "Negro Of 1867"
Three times three for HOOP, his Tsnae'
and the gallant Democracy of Washing.
ton Countyl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25

PIANTING-Some of the California papers are
very wisely intoxicating the general planning o. uees
by residents in rural towns and districts. AS
one of them saws, there is hardly a homestead IN
California which could not be improved oy tne
s~setting ont of shade trees and shrubbery: Inc wri-
Ter recalls Horace Greeley's quaint saying thattne
daughters of farmers who had their houses snrroun-
ded by trees. and their orchards Astounding win
fruit. would much more readily obtain goou nus
bands than those who live in bleak houses snrr3uh-
ded by dry. bare and bald fields. and exposed 10
the driving of winter storms and the glare Oh sum
mer heats. The plainest cottage. bali buried In 10
liage. with its orchard and its flower garden, mas
more beauty and more of the air of comfort about
it than a costly residence even with some archltec-
tural pretensions standing harshly out against the
horizon. The man of moderate income, by devo-
ting some of his leisure time TO planting. can give
more elegance to his irregularly planned anu rudeIy
built homestead than a carpenter wonld by the eX-
penditure ola thousand dollars on ornamental wood
work. Certainly he who plants tree erects a mon
ument to his memory for years TO come Certainly
he who erects a grove of trees around tue mouse
where he hopes to spend the best years OF his iife'
leaves behind him that which will keep memory
green when all of his other acts are forgotten
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25

\ NEW ASIESTHETIC ACENT.-Some remarkable
experiments have been made in London recently,
exhibiting the effects of a new anasthetic agent,
which, for some purposes and in some respects,
seems to he very superior either to ether OF chic
reform. Both of these agents are more or less
slow in operation, and frequently cause severe
and prOtracted distress from sickness and prustra-
ton, lasting over several hours, days, or even for
a longer time. What has long been wanted is an
anesthetic agent rapid IN its application, complete
in it's influence, safe IN its action upon the system
and go transient as to leave the patient no worse
for it's effects ten minutes after inhaling il. This,
1T seems, we arc very likely to find III the protox-
idc of nitrogen or pure laughing gas, inhaled
without any admixturc of atmospheric air, on 4
plan introduced by an American dentist, and PER
fectsd by DIR. Thomas w. Evans, of Paris. DIR.
Evans has recently anaSthized several scores of
patients at the Dental Hospital, and ut one of the
Ophthalmic hospitals in London. The British
Medical Journal, in giving an account in detail of
the results, states that in less than threc-quaTtcrs
Of a minute the patients became insensiblc, and
in less than three minutes the operation was be-
gun and ended, the patient had lost his teeth
without pain, aud was gaily conycrsing and cx-
pressing his satisfaction mt the process. There are
NO unpleasant after-sensatiOns. In the operation
on the eye, the results arc said 10 be equally sat
i-faetOry. DIR. Evans speaks of an experience of
On enormous number of cases without any kind
Of misadycnture. IL Is felt, however, by himself
a. by others, that only perfectly skilled persons
should be entrusted with the administration Of
this potent agent until the mode of administration
which ut present differs in essential respects from
that Of chlorofonm or ether, has been very fully
tested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25

Be POLITE No boy or girl ever loses any
thing by being polite and civil. Polite children
are always loved and respected. Be polite to all
with whom you come IN contact, the rich as well
as the poor, and never, under any circumstances,
fail to he polite and respectful to the old. BE
polite ut home to your parents and brothers, and
sisters, for politeness must begin ut home. The
boy or girl who is habitunlly impolite at home,
is apt to be coarse and rude to strangers. 1t
has been truly remarked, that nothing sets so
gracefully upon children, nothing makes them so
lovely, as an habitual respect and dutiful deport-
ment towards their friends and superiors. 1t
makes the Ilainest face beautiful, and gives to
every common action a nameless but peculiar
charm"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25

NOTICE..
Upham's Hair Gloss and Curling Fluid
THE BEST HAIR DRESSING IN THE
i world. II imparts a beautiful gloss to the hair, keeps it in
curl and promotes its growth.
Upham's Toothache Cure,
Cure. the most violent tooihache in one minute.
MARACHELLA.
Prevents the hair from falling out, and for promoting the growth
Of the beard and hair it has no equal, ii = the miracal Of the age
DEPLATORY.
Removes superfous hair from sl parts Of the body in Eve
minutes without injury to the skin.
Upham's Foster Ointment,
Is a sure and speedy cure for Testers. Salt Rheams, chapped
Hands, and BARRIERS Itch
Upham's Asthma Cure
Relieves the most violent paroxysms of Asthma in ten minutes,
and effects a speedy cure
Upham's Freckle, Tan & Pimple Banisher,
Removes frickles, tan, sunburn, pimples on the face, softens
the skin and beauties the complexion, warranted not to iniure
the skin
DR.. La Porte's Life Elixir,
The treat Nervine and R-juvenating Remedy, restores to manly
vigOr all who are suffering from Impaired Spinal Energy,
Nervous Debility. &c, arising from whatever cause.
The japanese Hair Stain.
Coiors the whiskers and Moustache a beautiful black or brown.
1t consists Of only one preparation. Color will not wash or
fade out.
Fiery S~erpents,
OF EGG OF
A new chemical toy, an interesting and amusing toy, consist
ing Of small egg like cones, which, when ignited, rvolvs in l
few seconds, a long twisted snake, exciting universal wonder,
aud as harmi IS Us strange
All the above preparations are sold by
Z. =. PPLUGER,
Agent for :. c. Upham,
$50 ly Fort ST., Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-07-25
Steam i'm the Pacific {!
Ia q!
The Commercial
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY
For the North Pacific.
HAVING BEEN FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS
Established in this City as Agent
FOR THE
Leading American and European
Magazines and Newspapers !


Enjoying UHriraRed Facilities for Supplying SUL
ScTibers at Less Cost and toiM greater rsJH-
LdTiiy H0uI they edn obtain their
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other CHAINED.
The uniersigued solicIts the Continuance of the patronage Of
has fri-nds aud patrons. who ~ll be served with promptness
and entire satisfaction, even in the smallest matters
As the STRAIN line will b fully established atsr the let Of
January, lsss, NEW YORK AND LONDON PUBLICA-
TIONS will be furnished o. sabseFibxrs
w Thin 80 To 10 day. from rho dnfe of
publication.
And at prices that barely cover the cost u the subscription AMI
hostages thereon
Notwithstanding the Increase OF American postage. I shall
coutiuue To supply ny Subscribers at the Old rates, excepting
SON, FEW % the minor publications., 0n Shieh the prices
have bean changed, A. indicated in the following list
A discount % 10 per cent from the schedule prices will be
allowed. where over twenty five dollars worth Of periodicals
are subscribed Gr at one time and pail for In sdyOnce.
Asth- American and Hawaiian hostages nov amount To four
cents On a single paper. &c 81 y yer snnum, persons ~hO lave
hcrvtoEgr re obtained their periodicals. ~ mail direct To thsir AL
dress, eI dni Il To their intrrest to obtain then through this
Agency
Papers Delivered Free Of Postage or other Charges
in any part OF the Group.
Back numbers q the leading Magazines, also Of HArpeT's
Weekly. L~sIs's IHdstratri aud thu Lpndun Nsws-aSays oa
hand FI-s made up ~ shot nOtie- fS NkAlcnen and tay
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Map Of the Sand
wich Islands.

TIME M NAP OF THESE
u Islands is that Of the L. 5. Exploring Expedition, pub
lshed by the American Government. Every farmer who owns
an acre Of ground, every captain who commands a coaster, ev-
cry traveller who wants TO hnt correct names and distances, and
every gentleman who desires to be posted up about the group
should possess n copy Of IL,
A Few copies left, price So 90 each
For sale at the BOOKSTORE.
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The sofsowizg are reerived by Express regularly, and gener
aIy in adyacee - the mails They gill ~ forwarded 10 sub
eribers BY M. al posfsgss prsPaft, NJ the annexed terms
Weekly BuHettnf per annohn
MA
SACRAMENTO CntOus
san Francisco We-kly T-aes--.---.---.
4 R-T1s pufsrSinsed oas IN agent In san Francisco, 10
ecu and forward The al%ss pap~r, which m. cnen put on
b..arI .Rer thu vessels are anlz AL. without regard 10 eN-
u.n.s TINS enabling sabscTi@rs To dsain their papers more
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The above list comprises the bes; % British AMI American
periodical literature They are regularly received by each
packet FROM the United state-. ard can be suppti-i on
application The unisrsi<n~i uiIIalso order by malany papers
not In the above lat forthos. Eh9 may desire them.
Besides the above. the following papers can always be had a.
the counter on The arrival % each mail:
Louisville D0moerat, Neu Bedford papers,
Fornsy's Press. Budget % Fan.
Oregon papers, California papers,
Cincinnati papers, Worcester Pap-rs,
Maine papers, Boscn papers,
4 ansas papers Co'orsio p.p-rS
And many others, too ngneIOust 20 specify.