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a DEmoCHArIc oPINIoN OF THE
.r SITUATION.
Tho Folly of the Copperhends.
Ey-o,,, N, ~ " ET...JJ

From The N. y. Herald. .
But still we may say that from the
shape which it has assumed this Presi-
dental conflict more nearly resembles
that of 1854 than any other.
The Democratic National Conven-
ton, the democratic cOpperhead press
and the democratic rebel tire.eRters of
the South have made 10 so. Under
Chief Justice Chase and his platform
they might have secured another victo-
ry as decisive as that of 1852; under
Seymour and the Phndleton- Hampton
platform, from all the signs of the
times, they are threatened with another
defeat likethat of Mcclellan. They
might have thrown the radicals COM
pletely upon the defensive on their
financial and taxation bluunders
and burdens by accepting the constitu-
tional amendment, article fourteen, as
nnal settlement of the question of
State rights. African rights and negro
suffrage. Instead of this, how ever, by
denouncing or suppressing that amend
ment and by declaring all the recon-
struction doings of Congress "unconsti-'
tuuonal, revolutionary, null and void"
the democratic managers of this CAM
paign take us back to tho contests OF
1866 upon said amendment and TO the
old issue of 1S63-whether the war for
the Union was or was not a failure,
This is the very shaping of the contest
which the Republicans desired, includ-
ing especially tho scandalous attempts
of certain democratic organs to blacken
the personal and public character and
to belittle the military services OF Gem
eral Grant.
Some of these personal assaults are
among the most remarkable of the
stupidities and curiosities of this can
vass. For instance, u certain scribbler
for party purposes undertakes to show
TYR Nta A.,
ing campaign against the rebellion de-
served a drumhead court martial in
stead of promotion of any kind; and
another scribbler OF the snme school,
while portraying Grant as the greatest
of butchers and blunderers, presents
great soldier. This Is the height of
democratic folly. In various other
ways, including the Rosecrans White
Sulphur mission, they are doing mis-
chief 10 their cause in bringing into
the foreground the active leaders
and politicians of the rebellion
as the purposes of the cause
again, while in Mississippi the white
Democracy at their campaign barbe-
cues are feasting their fellow citizens
of African descent on footing Ofequal
rights, the Democrats OF the Georgia
Legislature are spelling this work of
ConclIlhtlnS ana gaming the Dlack vote
by expelling the negro members as in
eligible on account of their race and
color.
All these things, we say, have wiped
out the political popular reaction which
was inaugurated in the elections of
1867, just as the eopperhead leaders
spoiled their success of 1868 by their
fOllies of 1862. This contest is thus
thrown back substantially to the great
issue OF 1864, on the war, and the re.
suit is promised from all the lights be-
fore uS 10 he the sama
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Public Sale.

r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON
l. MONDAY, September H. 1868, at L. A.
DOrn's House, II miles west OF Bridgeport,
on the National Road, the following proper
ty: Roam Mare, Gray Horse, 1 Lwo-horse
Wagon, 1 one-horse Spring Wagon, with top.
buggy, two seats; 2 sets Double Harness,
set Single Harness; lCart, two.horse Sleigh;
Cider Press; Piano, octave, rosewood,
nearly new, with cover and stool; Sewing
Machine; 2 Parlor Stoves; Is Pictures; 4
Clocks, Is Vinegar Tubs or Tanks; lot OF
in 4 iS,se orcSaid: ali the aEapes ON the Vines
ON Dorm Is premises; all the potatoes in the
ground a acres more or leSs)i one acre OF
tubs; one large mash tub; cooling tank; /
water Innk, ana all pipes aud other fixtures
in and about distilleTy. Sale to commence
sepii-Sle GEORGE KEELIEE.
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Warning 10 American WorEingmen.
One T. P. feathers, Captain of Mis-
sissippi steamboat, the General Quit
man, lately discharged all his hands
who would not promise 10, vote the
! That here and there some muddle.
headed Democrat should do such a
thing as this is not surprising, when
men who ought 10 know better, men
like Wade Hampton and Cobb, urge
such a prospective policy upon their
hearers. But it is startling to find the
act of feathers officially approved by
a Seymour and Blair Club In Louis
lana, in these words: a7-.
WHEREAS, It has become the set
tied policy of the Democracy of this
State not to give employment or sup
port of any kind to members of the
Radical party; and
WHEREAS, 1t is announced by the
New Orleans press that Captain 4. L.
feathers, of the Vicksburg packet Cen
eral Quitman, has discharged from en-
ployment on his steamer all persons not
members of the Democratic party;
therefore be 1t ny. E.....,f
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this
club are due, and are hereby returned
to Captain T. p. Leathers, OF the steam
er General Quitman, for being the first
among steamboatmen to take this inn
portant step, which is calculated to con-
tribute largely to the success OF the
Democratic party in this State" -
We have heard good deal lately
about the rights and wrongs of labor
ers; but this attempt to force every
laboring man to vote as his employer
tells him TO, and to deprive him and his
wife and children OF bread If he dares
to have an opinion of hisown, is a kind
OF tyranny which the trades unions
and labor associations would do well at
once AID slernly to denounce. It
threatens the most sacred and impor-
tant. liberties of the workingmen and
mechanics of the United States.
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Tobias Derby Condition Powders. are war
ranted superior 10 any others, or no ray, for
the cure OF Disiemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
Hide Bound, Colds, &C., In hOTses and Colds,
Coughs. Loss OF Milk. Black-Tonguc. Horn
Distemper, &C., in Cattle. These "Powders"
were formerly put up by Simpson 1. Tobias,
son OF DIR. Tobias, and since his death tho de-
mand has been so great that DR.. Tobias has
continued TO Inanufacture1hem. They are
perfectly safe and innocent; no need OF stop
ping the working OF your animals. They
increase the appetite, give fine coat,
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF cows. Try them,
and you will never be without them. Col.
PhIlo P. Bush, OF the 'Jerome Park Race
Course" Fordham, N. Y, would not use
them until he was told OF what they were
composed, since which limo he is never
without them. He has over twenty RUM
ing horses In his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and storekeepers through
ont the United States. Price 25 cents per
Depot. 10 Park Place, New York.
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An Enthusiastic Admircr of VaIIan.
dIEhRm Proves Altogether too De-


An Enthusiastic Admirer OF VaIIan.
dIghRm Proves Altogether too De-
mOnstrntIVc.
From the Columbus Ohio Journal. Sept.4.
Last Thursday the Great Martyr was
to make q speech at st. Paris, Cham
paign county. The train upon which
the eloquent exile was first expected,
arrived without him, and great GRIEF
Tell upon the faithful. But the next
train brought Val, to the unexpected
joy of the crowd, One enthusiastic per-
son "of the name or BowerstocI, was
so overcome with joy that he rushed at
The gentle Vallandigham TO embrace
MN, hourishing II crab stick in his de-
llrlum wildly. Being in a slightly
waDbly condition from the frequent
dlscouragelnentso fthe day, BOweratock
inadvertently whacked the sainted
martyr aside OF the head with his crab
sti0k. The sainted martyr, in a state
of chronic nervousness, Clearing in
every bush an officer" immediatelv
conceived himself TO be tho object of n
horrible conspiracy. Louis Napoleon,
General Caesar, and other great men or
different ages, have been subject to re-
peated attempts OF assassination, why
not the Great Martyr, who is in a more
ass-ass-inate condition than any of
them?
He raved and swore. He drew a re-
volver, with which dt seems) he is in
the habit OF encumbering his peaceful
bosom. he swore he would not be
murdered in this way by any damned
Radical, you knowI The reception
party attempted to pacify him, by as
suflng him that he was the victim of
The mistaken ecstacy OF dear friend.
He refused TO be convinced, and CON
tinued to rave wildly, until he was en-
glheered INTO carriage and driven off
10 drug store for repairs, leaving the
wretched Bowersock sitting on a log,
weeping hysterically.
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National Trust Co.
OF THE CITY OF NKw YORK.
No. S36 BROADWAY.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAH, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST OH all Daily Balances,
subject TO Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOs-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS IS divided among over 600
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al,o personally liable 10 depoSitors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or small amo UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn AZ whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
Ing Interest en- ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep nc
counts in this Institution with special nd
vantages OF security, convene ice and pIofit.
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masmINGrnN roWNsn1p.

A friend in Washington township
writes us n note about the meeting up
there last Monday night in which he
says Gov. Stanton slayed the ''snai1''
at a fearful rate. His sketch Of the eff
Fects of the Governors speech on the
reptiles, large and small, is rather
amusing but hardly adapted to our
columns. If our friends up there keep
on Washington township will soon be
like Ireland after the visit of st. Patrick.
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NATIONAL SOLDIERS CONVEK-
TION.
HD'o'Rs. SOLDIERS sAII.oRs NATIoxAL,)
REI. EN. Con-, No. IiG FOURTEENTH ST.,
MaShingtOn. ID. q. Sepi. 6. ICES. !

At recent meeting of the Soldiers
and Sailors National Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee, 1t was resolved
that "a Grand Mass Convention of the
Soldiers and Sailors be held at Phila-
delphia, on the LIST and End days of Oc-
tober, proximo. W,
The details of arrangements are, by
order OF the Committee, placed in the
hands ofGeneral j. w. Fisher,--member
of the Committee from Pennsylvania
who will be assisted by the Chairman
and Secretary OF the State Central Com
mittee for Pennsylvania, Generals q.
Il. I. Coils, OF Philadelphia, and A. L.
Russell, OF Harrisburg, and General
Joshua T. Owen, OF Philadelphia, Com
mnnder of che "Boys in Blue'' for
Pennsylvania.
This Convention has been called at
the earnest request of Soldiers and Sail
ors from all parts of the Country, who
desire to meet in Mass Convention, for
the purpose of reviewing the memories
of the war and living over again the
glories of their campaigns, and in one
great voice TO proclaim for their old
leader General Grant.
Every arrangement VIII DO made by
the local committees for the comfort of
our comrades. Distinguished Soldiers
and Sailors and eminent Citizens are
expected to address the Convention.
The programme OF exercises will be du-
ly announced. All organizations of Sol
diers and Sailors, under whatever
name, are invited.
Arrangements are being made for
reduced transportation, but it is sug-
gested to organizations that they con-
fer with the Rrailroad Agents in their
vicinity upon the subject.
Republican papers throughout the
Country arc requested TO publish this
call.
All communications relative to de-
tails OF arrangements should be adj
dressed TO General @. H. II. Coils,
Philadelphia. II. A. BARNUM,
Chairman.
N. P. CHIrMAN, Secretary.
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WHEELING ;INTELLIGENCER.

II Il H NJ s..
JVARIABLY,IN ADVANCE.
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UNDER the fourteenth amendment to
the United States Constitution the col
ored people must either vote or cease
TO be represented. That amendment is
now part of the Constitution, and it
is question to be considered whether
the loss of two hundred Thousand peo-
pie from her representation basis has
not already derived the State of Mary
land OF one elector and Representative
in Congress.
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The Atlanta [Ga.) Republican sug-
gests that II the colored men just ex-
PEELED from the Legislature are not ,ro,p
entitled to seats they were not entitled
TO them when the fourteenth amend
ment was declared adopted. That
amendment was therefore not legally
adopted. But If that amendment was
not adopted Georgia has not been
reconstructed, is not entitled to be rep
resented in Congress, and cannot pnr-
ticipate in the Presidential election.
Should Congress reassemble at Wash
ington this month, this matter will be
thoroughly Investigated. II is found
that the Georgia Legislature has pro-
nounced itself an illegal body, and, as
a consequence, all its acts illegal. Geor-
gia must resume Its unreconstructeti
status and fall again under military
government Injustice will not paw.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. W. P. Cooper has sold the Clarks-
burg Conservative TO a compile of gentle
men from Lewistown, Pa, who will
conduct it under the firm name OF
Frysinger 81 Walters. We presume
the politics of the paper will not be
changed.
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DELE

HANsoN-on THURSDAY morning, 10Th in.
daughter OF L.. Z. d Maggie ". Hanson, aged
three months and one day.
Funeral will take place at residence OF
parents on Quincy street, Friday, September
II, at lOa. m. Friends OF the family are in-
Vited 10 aiienh
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mnre I.anseunfnInn.I Pnisnn.

Excessive labor or undue excitement some-
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion TO the blood. Grief,
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
10 circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils TO the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here we are admon-
ished of the superior advantage of BRAN
DRETu's Pills. For II the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
aiiay the turmoil aud arc healing balm TO
the brain. While, should the blood circu-
late too slowly, Uniting the skin with a dark
hue, they ut once relieve the blood of It's ex-
cess Of carbonJthus they relieve the mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood will bedeposited. This Is the
way Jumps, boils. tumors, carbuncles. are
produced. All are cured, often prevented.
by the use OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New
York. Sold by all druggists. augl7-lmd&w
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BAD news for the Democracy reaches
us from Maine. The consolidated ex-
hibit of the savings banks Of that State
shows that the number of depositors is
equal to one-fourth OF the voters of the
Slate, and that one-fourth of the whole
deposits are invested in Government
bonds. Workingmen that have bank
account do not generally vote with the
Democratic party, and those who own
Governments-the best stocks in the
market-never do,
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Caleb Borgess., Esq, of Clarksburg,
declines, we are informed, the Demo-
cratic nomination for House of Dele
gates in Harrison county. The Execu-
tive Committee, of the county, we hear,
have solicited Col. Ben. Wilson to take
the place on the ticket.
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tSpeEial Anttees.
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women may be reckoned the right 10 pre-
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vorE our ticket or starve; that is a
fundamental proposition of Democracy
in the Southern States, and is to be
systematized and vigorously carried
into practice. In other words, capital
is to control labor, and the working
man must surrender the right of pri-
vate Judgment in political matters.
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THE fact that loyal men in Tennessee
propose that the Legislature of that
State arm the militia for the protection
of their lives and property, has set the
President to studying the Constitution.
he has concluded that they have no
constitutional right 10 do SO. While
Maryland was engaged in reorganizing
rebel regiments as State militia, the un-
constitutional question did not trouble
An1v
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Wanted.

GOOD HEATER.
Il A good, steady, sober man, one used 10
heating nail plate piles can secure steady
employment at the Beliont Iron Works
Parties wishing such situation will tele.
graph or add ess by mail
BELFONT IRON WORKS CO.,
SeDlOs1w lFOntOn On 10.
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AN exchange says: "sBrick Pome-
roy is trying to find out what kind OF
clay he is made Of Following out the
investigation, he wrote to Senator
Pomeroy inquiring to what branch OF
the Pomeroy family he belonged The
Senator replied that Brick might
take which branch he pleased, but he
(the senator) belonged to the other
I,roDoI, -
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CENTRE TOWNSHIP Grant and Colfax
Club will meet this, (Friday) evening
at the American Hall at * o'clock.
Turn out Republicans and hear the
aneeches
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Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The partnership heretofore existing in
Lne Flaming Mill and Lumber business in
bridgeport, belmont county, Ohio, between
living turner ana Amos j. OSBORN, is this
Jay dissolved by mutual consent. The busI-
ness VIII be conducted in the future by Ew.
lug Turner q Sons, at the old stand, who will
seItie an claims due TO or owing to said iate
VIII endeavor to merit and hope 10 receive a
liberal share of public patronage
EWING TURNER q SONS.
SAE Lsa bkk ISL, le6S. ssp9-lWs
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BEN HILL, said to the Georgia me-
groes, the other day, "I have Studied
the history ofyour race for 4, 600 years. !"
He must be rather advanced in life,
Is he one of the "eternal hills?"-Rdrt-
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a Grant and Colfax meeting and pole
raising comes Of at New Creek Mon
day next. Hon. 81. w. Hoffman, of
Cumberland, is TO speak.
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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER II.
TRIADRLPIIIA.

Friends in Triadelphia township re-
member the meeting at Triadelphia to-
morrow. Good speakers are announced.
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ALL doubt about the position of Gen.
John A. Dix has been removed by the
receipt of letter in Washington from
him, in which he hopes that Grant and
COlfax may be elected.
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Base Rail.

UIHE FIRST GAME BETWEEN THE
i "Baliic" and "United" Base Ball Clubs,
will take place on the Fair Grounds next
the 18th inst, at O'Clock p. m.
Admission p cents, children 10 CENTS
Tickets can be obtained at Sheib's Music
gate. sepll.2L
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WE regret TO learn that Hon. w. E.
Stevenson is confined at home by ILL
ness. We trust he may speedily re-
coyer,
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age,5 advertisements.
Notice.

THE MEMBERS OF THEHoPE FIRE
Company are requested to meet at their
Hall ON Saturday evening, sept. l2th, lhbS,
at z O'Clock, with their uniforms.
sep11-lt II. T.. CHAPLIHE, Sec,y.
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For Cincinnati, Louisville & st.Lou,s.
~ The fine steamer J. W. GARRETT
Ls9atSrand BARGES, Capt. John K.
- Booth, will IlEave Jas above FRI
day, tue lth instant, at O'Clock p. m.
For freight apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
SepS-Zt ARRnfR
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The inc passenger steamer MARY
j slteStS ERWIN, Capt. j. J. BlAsg, will
- leave as above Saturday, the 18th
Instant, AT O'Clock d. m.
Foe freight or passage apply on board or to
~ BOOTH, BATrELLE a CO.,
6epll-2t Agents.
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ProDnSa1s.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. ceived by the undersigned until Sept. Il,
for placing three Strings OF good Blue Lime
stone on Zane street, 4Lh Ward, from eth st.
TO the Bridge.
Also. for placing three Strings OF the same
on Main street. LIST Ward, from North street
TO JOnRthan's Gut.
STEPHEN CLARK,
Sepl0-et Street Commissioner,
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Dissolution.
Notice.

The business Will be carried on in future
by William Graham. Feeling thankful TO
my old customers for past favOrs, hope by
strict attention 10 business o merit a con-
tinuance of the same.
sepl0St VIM. GRAHAM.
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