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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
ass- Nddl offiiicllcn @criht ninnfn t6nlii

S1- Rub cff,ieIcn @eridt 9in9cn tdolid,
ilbcr Den otl0ntiiben Selcgrapbcnbrabt anfdnas
Iif aS ego (sl00) fir cine botl6ait 20 9Hor,
ten On 5 @ubltabcn icceS gSort) bcrcdnci
muroen, mir 20 9spsifen, mas cine td9lide
Ginnabme bon e505 (obcr S2525) cr9ab Der
Surif 1T iebt 93 (sl5) fir 20 g8crte; nnp
icBt 9eben td9Iid 168 0epeiden ibcr ben 6a,
bel, mas td9Iib e50i (s25O5) crsibt. Die
&ceutiicn ecs @reicS bat uc6 tcln, Mrbrcin,
nabme cr5icIt, ipirb oaS iebOd lebr bao bic
3unabme Der Scpelden babur6 rchtfcrtigt cine
wcitcle YrCiSberubleSuus Die amcritaniten
Circttcrcn bcfilrpCrtcn pieIcbe unb ,ipar pfln-
id,tH iic ben 8rciS 3u crnieprigen, bis beice Sd.
bel poIlitdneig baburd bci6dftigt inb Selt
Dem 2. Ncpembcr III cine neue ScItinmuna in
Strait gctreten. Die SepcIbe braud,t nid,t mcbr
aus 98orten bon ie 8 Suditaben gu bcltcbcn,
ptpn JIG nit sl5 bcred,Hct prb, icneern eprS
gHer! tNnn jcee bCIicb9c Qdnge baben ISon
Rbi!otrIpba aus tCIct e,ue ipIdc SepcIde mad,
GnglOnb icbt Sl735 in @olc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

B@- @oriscn Samita9 fam cin cssntbim-
lider Sal Dor &i6tsr Srspiter, in bsm @e-
ribtSbcfe Der Quarter SeiionS, in 9bilabeIpbio
sur Bodybuilding. Cine beutide 6rau, ga.
mems &Ien, purbe 9cgcn Stpei ibrcr SDbnt
tla9bar, tpe oiele. iib ipei9erten, 81 fbrcr lin.
teritlBun9 bciSntragcn. Die Srau 1T ilber so
Sabre 9It unb bat feds SDbnc, bon benen 4 iis
untsrltilBen 3Wsi aber. bic nod paju ipobIba.
beno iinb tptiserten fi6 Gin 0leideS 81 tbun
Der @ibter cntl6ieo, paB ieper Der feds SDbnC
Der aIten sRutter wDdcntId 81 81 5abIen babe
Die bepen SetIa9teu ipurDen untcr ie $500
SiIr9ibaft filr Sifcrin9 Der 9abIun9 9cIteat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
sa-Nm 1ltcn December wirp sScitpu Iei,

s6SNm 1ltcn December, pirb g8eiton Icinsr
nit Dam &irc cin9c9an9enen Bette semdB iei-
nen Sauerlauf antrsten. gSeiton bat iid) per-
pfttet, feline beiten &rdfte aububietcn, um in
bunocrt Sa9en, bic Scnnta9e au6gsuonncll
lomit in sc Wiari6td9en cine Gntfernun9 bon
5000 aRcien 5u maridiren. gScnn sr bieie
Nufgabc crfiQt. foil er enen 4reiH bon 500, 900
erbaIten. gSeiton ipirb leiucn 5000 Mciten
lnngen Warib Don Bangor In @aIne aus all.
trctcn uno nad) ct Yaul in Winnclcta unb bon
bort nad Der Start Nctp' 'Wort 5urff9cben. -
Nuf Dem Wturld bon YortIano uad GbicQgc
pIro perIun9t, baB gYeIten bic 9e9ebrne 0iitonj
III inn,rbaIb Der feiigeieIlten 3eit in Sogemdr.
ldlcn bon SurdibnittIidb 584 WeiIcn 5urh6c9c
Wenn SSeiton am l. December ben Warld al.
trt, bann tpilrbe er lcincu I0usrlauf BON 100
So9cn am IL. Mdr, bcrnpi9cn SrrIeIbe ipirD
ben 6uB9dn9cr burh II pcrlhicbcne StNatcn,
1873 GaunticS unb 729 Stdbte unb 0Grfrr lib.
rci gSenn er ct YauI i'll Minnclotd rreibt,
bann ipirp er 3O33 @scn 5urilfseIc9t bubcn.
Gr tebrt auf elmer MdriblintC 6urilf, bic ibn om
Gnbe Der 5O24ltcn gciIe all Der Gitn Saa in
Retp'9crf dntommsn IdBt, 10 baB er "A gReicn
mebr Waribiren ipiro, ais iein GcntrNtt bon ibm
foroert
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
pie 5ud,rbaueinfpeFtions 6ommiIfSn

Ole Gommilldrc, Wcldc bonn 0cubcrncur
GcdrD crnonnt ipcrpen, um bic berlbiceencn
3udtbGuicr 81 belu6en unp bariIbcr unterludD'
ungsn onjultellen, pb Gin anbereS SDtem ais
bdS in Den 3u6tbduiern unicrcS StaattS ein9e'
ifDrte npfcbcnSwcrtbcr ici, baben ain Wcntag
ibrc Elrbctcn micbr dufgcnOmmen. SIN bori-
gen G8intCr bciudtCR bic gommiiidre mcbrrre
3u6tbduier i'm Ditch, bOr9citern be9annen iis
ibrc Nrbcitcn piCbCr init Der Snipcction bcS bic
i9en 3udb0uICS unp iino est nab Dem sSe'
fen ab9ereit um bic Snititue in Sbo. SuincS
aRibigoll, g8i5conin unb onbuen Staaten 81
nipccircn SIR @eridt fol- in bielem @intcl
Der 9c9i6latur ror9CleBt iperren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
sS- SSie Der @uSf scraS .,Sblerbc

s@- gSie Der &uSt ScgaS ,,Sbicrbcr" al.
fhbrt, 1T Der Slnbau Der 3ufcrrcbrart (&ibbOr
Of 9cuiiianu) i'm Otl6en ScraS bcocutcno in
3uncbmcu. SicIs GARNER babcn 10 picl barpr
9Cpfan3t bdB ie ibrcn 3ufer' uno NRclaiic5'
bcparf barauS befcn t0nuCu. 9cr cute GrfOl
ucranIaBt iie, oieien 0intcr nnb 6Ihbing nod
mebr 9ane Der &uItur piricr IuBpfanSe gu lpiO.
men NuBcr bicirr garietdt wuree and picI
dineiiIdcS uno ofritaniibrS 3nterrobr &c.
pfdnit, uno iino fir bic 9ufcrbcrcitnn9 eerbri-
icrIc Nlibcn une NbNdmpfuugSapparate (Gpa,
porntorS) 0n8sldafft ipcrrsn Die 0uatdt bee
uicu9trn MoIdiIe6 IN cine uu6g1el6ncte upb if
bonn T. g. ,@oINen SDrup" beS SancclS nidi
81 nntcrIheibcn. glu6 in ben Counties Sou.
iton, SrintD unb 4olt prb BEN 3ufcrbdu picI
NHfmcrIIamtct gepiomCt Gin Yfdnicr in YolI
County allcin bat 60 Adcr NIT trdfti9cm, Taft,
REDEEM 3uferrobr ltsbcu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

pa Gin SauptipoB Gin SpoB, Der nidt
libel it, paIlrte uculid) in 9onbon, 2oprD 60
&cntudD. Gin SpOBpo9cl bate bas @crHdt
pcrbrcitct, bag Der @on9rcB Gin @eisB crIalIsn
babe, ipcIfcS yis9crinnen seitatte, bic @dtcr ibs
rer uncbcid)cn &inbcr in bcrlclben gSciic &C.
rihtIit 81 bclan9cn, ipie peibe Sraucn DirS in
dbndcn SdlIcn tbun tSnnen. Sieie ucue ,,Sln.
maBnn9 Der pcroammtCn Nbcitioniiten" rcf I'M.
ter Den pafCren uno iittIden &ittern bic grDBtc
GnphItung bcrbor, unb olS Der Sag Der @rDffs
nnn9 brr County Court bcranfom, al weIGcm
Sage i'll &cntudD INNER 9roBc @aiItn 9oltcs
,ulommcnltrrmcn, mad,te iid Der llnmille fiber
bic ncnd,c unauSltebli6e Ginmiidun9 bes Con.
9reBcS in bic ,,bcimil6en" SIngelcgcnbeiten Der
&cntuficr 0uf bic lautelte gSeile 9uft SS Da6
8eIbrei om dr9itcn par, bp9cp 5ufdai9 ciniss
8egernnen nit WuIattcntinbcrn auf ben NrmCn
Inn bic Gfe. Sobap bic rittcrli6cn Srbnc
&cntudY6 bicIe Gbenbolj ShEnbcitcn bcmcrt,
ten, porfen id) tngefdbr bunbert pon linen
ld)IcuniSit auf ibre YferDe unb 9aloppirtcn Dem
Sebir9e 5u, bon no lic nd)t cher 5urhGtcbrtcn,
bis ibncn cine mitcipi9e SceIe bic Iad,rbi
brad)tc, baB lie BON einrm Spubpogsl 9cfcppl
poroen lparcrl, MIG le ndb Soauie tdmcn, iplr.
Den lic nit ibalenocm @cIddter empfan9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
SserS ASenea'a. Stte9el6aI119.
9taentann nnb 9ybilabeI0bia.

Seere Asemm@s Sfte9elbabtte,
9taentaun nnb 9ybilabeIobio.
CONNER Ginridtunsen auf uno mad, Dem
Soften Suli. 1868.
@ttr tdslids 5dse.
palia9iste tdr Yblaospbia usbmsn bic etbo.
Su9e ~ dusntaun um 5.55 SReroens, um II IA
Wer9sns uno m 5.45 uuo eeeba unp Sufousbonno
um S.26 hermitage uue 500 glaGbm., mocbsn snoe
Serblnpun9 nit 3d9sn Der Nsrospsnnfplpanio:G q.
Isnbabn iu 8etblsbsm uno srreidbn pblaptlpb,o
rslpettts um 900 uno ll.05 @crmilfaas uub 300,
uno $40 g1ahmittaas
Wor9sn' S45 uno ll.55 Rabmtioass3ua an g,tb.
sbsn> ~eIdber nit eansealt in 8srbiutuna lfsbt.
Suraaksbrruo
Ssrlafsn eas Depot 8srts uno am,rinu
StraBen, pb laoslpbia. um 7. 45 worosns. dan.
BIS uno 90 Motmittaas, une srr,ibsn 1U,n,oun
r'lpsttios um lO 81 8ctmittaes Ais, 5 43 unb
81 Nabmittu9s.
9oAal- IS 6rbuI.
m Pena9tsr' suSs 9sbsn tdsb rem Depot 81.
vs.. 9ds 9erfs unb american Ctr, pbiloo,Ipbio. ob
Sdr 8stblibsm um 745 Roratns, LAS unp ais
uno 800 Nodn,itoss.
sur Doplestowh un s.45 Wnorssns. 2.35 Ais
0o&mittaes.
Sir eansoaIe um f.20 9atbmittuas.
sur SerI sSalbtn9tcn UNI 6.45 uno 10 80 8cruit=
tags uno l1.30 Natbmittass.
Sase fir 1bilanrlpbia.
SsrtaHsn 8stblebsm UNI $50, EDS unb II IN
Wer9sns, une 6.05 0ladbmittaas
Serlallen Deplestopn um $50 Ntaa no
3.l5 sos Nahmittass. Der lsets 3ue msat9rz
bineuu9 fdr auSntorpn.
8srladsn eansoale um 600 llbr gQorasus.
Bsrlaiisn 5ert sRafhinatsn UNI s.S5 uno l00g
Scrmittn9s une 25 Na5rittoas
Scnnte9e1.
@sr!ahsn pbaaedbaio far Sublebtm UNI 0 30utr
Mtains uno fir Dcplsstcmn UNI 90 Nocmittoos.
Ssrlafsn 0epIesiaun fir Ybilaeslpbia um 71C
SNerssns uno 8stblsbtm idr philadelphia um 43G
Nadmita9s. ~
due pa0asisr 3dss rsrtiutsa an Der gerfA
Straet. pbdao'Ip ia, nit zen 5. uno 6. etro6sm
3ttp @isn6ahneu.
81. IS S'f'""
wa' ~ GllislGlarf. Agent
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

S0r &. .. &ramm, bat INNER nod cncn
9roBen Sprratb bon alien SIrtsn SrodCnpdarcn,
bic feinlen 0rojtrien bic beiten Shinfcn, To-
ipie cine 9rpge Suanttdt Der auSgejcdncicn
NepfeI auf Sanp, NIB pcrtauit ole g8aalen III
ben biuiSleu Yrciien, in ieincm bctanntCn Stebr
in otr Stsn StraBc, Spci Sbhren cbcrbub Der
Surner StrdGe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
ps- Gin Souer tpurbe uculih in s,orrisbu,

D@- Gin 9auer tpurbe neui6 in SarriSbur9
auf fcl9enoe gSeiie aus einem SaGpoa Safer
bcitcblen. Gin Wann tallfte cinen SafpoQ
unb Der Saucr tru9 ben Saf auf ieiner S6nl.
ter nab cincm 9cipihen Sta0 Slun bate Der
&dufsr ben S6niic gum Staa ni6t bel ii6,
nnb ipdbreno er por9ob, bcnlelben 6u boIcn, ging
er an ben SSa9cn unb itabl eincn anbcrcn Safs
polI uno IicB Den 9uuer al ben Staa Iteben,
bis cr milpe ipar unb ben 9etrug auSfanb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

se1- Die 8aut bon Noro- Carolina ltebt am
@crabenbc ocS SantrotteS Der Stadt Rorp,
Carolina berIert babel an isntm Iitcraril6erl
6onp $500, 900 nnb bic llniperiitdt bon Norr
Carolina Sl23.000 G6 Ioaen aud anbcrC
6cncS pcrIoren gebcn, bic 98ittipen. unb gBai-
lcn> nnb cni9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eb6'
rcn. Senc Sanf befano iitb am @nDc bcS &rie.
9eS in einem beiicrn 3uitanp. alS irgrnb eiut
9dnt I'M Stdat Gorb Carolina
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

par sSie fIu9 pdre es gsipcIen, pcnn bic
Oemcfraten unicrm 8atbc 9efclgt tpdren, ben
mir ibncn bcr Der Iebtcn g8abI gabcn gBir
la9ten ibnen lic iollten Ii6 feline ipcitcre glhbc
fir SsDmcur nnb Slar sebcn, Ionpcrn lebcr
NIT nnS fir Grant nno GoIfag ltimmen, bsrcn
8obl nit ooer pbne iie bod fiber lei Sdttcn
lie nicS 9ctban, 10 mHrren ie beuts bicl beilcr
fiben unb bdttcn bic in Der iebi9cn SabrsSJcii
3emlib belbtpcride &eie na6 Dem SaI;huNe
eripart
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

E@Tlt NuSfnbr BON S8eijcn In BEN Sabr
BON Fen september 1867 bis babin 1868 be.
trug stipa % Mliaionsn @uI6cI Der llcber.
IduB Der picSjibrigcn Grnte CUR ausfubr pirb
uuf 40 @iaicncn Sultcl 9cibdBt Die @cIId-
tcrncrntejeigt Cbenfall5 cncn brbrutcnbcn lltbtr.
IduB fiber baS gum Scrbrau6 in ben Sercin
Staatcn bcnrtbi9tc Suantum. Die Sla6fra9c
nad @rcbitOffrn lit aber in europa nidt iebr
bepcuteno uap IS srideiut jlpefclbaft oh biz
icBi9cn 4reiIe iid ipcrpCn bcboupten tHnucu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
Ser 4lite Gon0ref.

Die Semptraten baben bel Der Iebtcn g8abl
aasS WDslid)t periuht, nm cine @aiortdt I'M
Gonareils ju erlan9en "a e Siemi6 fiber pa-
rrn, ibrtn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nidt er.
ipdblsH 81 trnnen, 10 ipoIten iie pensitsnS ben
Scnsref fir iid) gspinnen. @iftIiber Beic
babcn fs bielen 3Ncf nid)t errci6t gSe ans
Der fclsenpcn Sabelc erli6tlid, perben bic @c-
publitanu in beoen Sduiern beS Al, GenarellcS
cine btbcutcuoc Macritit babcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

cay ScDmcur'S SeimatbScrt 0ccrHcIb Der
fribcr nur bcmptrotilf mar, bate cine Rebr.
belt 9c9cn ScDmcur, Saena, bic Sosimaib
@rantS, bic frfbr INNER pcmotratilb mar, bqtte
cine Webrbeit fir Grant.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17

SclcnberS i'm Scuat lnp bic Scmofratsn nur
i6pod btrtrctcn. llno 9craoe bort bdtten ie
germ ipcsen Der widt9cn Ggccutibgsddfte bts
SenatS ipeni9ItcnS cine cini9CrmaBen 9epibtige
alincritdt 9cbobt sic gepanncn in California
tinen SsnatOr fcrncr cinen in Ohio unb cinen
i'll sisp SercD. Die 8cpubIitancr ha9egcn ge.
.pinncn cinen in Connecticut, eincu in ScnnciIce
einen lit 4snnDpanien, Cincn in Snpiouo llno
Gntn In Bistoniin
60 wrp cnplid pieber infer 9ano Iib iencr
barmoniideu &esisruns crfrcucn trnnen, bic cS
Rntsr GRerap Sobnipn uidt hntte Der Al.
@onare6 pirb init orm 4Srdiioentca @gant Sano
in Sunb stbcn unb bllS bic 8cbcQcn bss Sb'
peRs sur @uhe brin9cn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-11-17
10 Ollrn llD aarfn!
Der uutsr3eidnctc bat in lcinem

W " :
Der uuts8ci&nctc bat i'll ieinsm
6 cfitO 8 r.
obne &tlflidt anf Soften, ben 4rris bes aau,cu
SorratbcS bon
Sud-, Ganimier etc. fir Mannrr> anb
Snaben 9ln3ass
wel6er bon LETTER saiicn ilbris blieb, rcbu,irt
uno oa CT init fcmleIbcn Dor BEN @infarfe ncIler
5erbif> anb Q4inter>Waaren
au5urdumen ipilnidt 70 ofcrirt cr bcm 9ubIitm
bio NlcS ab9cleBt it,
y IL er in Der bcrfoiTtncn 9reilcn $3.50
toitene, auf s1.25. unO ioIde frfber 81 rs 70,
ltene, alIf Sl.lO unb IS Gents beraboelest -
Sislslben gSaarsn iino I'm ctipa so 9ro,ent BIZ.
Tiger al8 num-
GbenIo cine Yartis R c 4 eppn SIpocos sSeT,
lell'S 'SelaincS, GobnrD5 etc, rrbuyri I'M 30 Biz
40 Yrojent, Inn bamit aufjurdumcu.
VILE, ipelte ipoblfciI iu taufen bcrIanasn, fin.
Den cine leltene @clc9enbcit baju i'm
sdiobr bon
,ooo W. S. &rdmer.
>oS"f 81 i0oo' ilq4I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
a. ExtraerdlnarY So.

Fuuuv- scenes on the hustings in EG-
land have been desert bed IN the no .,---5 -
and the newspapers Dut t.iS 80
aforv is one of the best as well - L9s
frasbe-f J0hn ,ea. of London aMUI-
tious 10 euter the Parliament = cd.'5iS .1 IoI-
ward a few weeks ago as a c1lleLls-.e c1-l.-- "a
a rural district, but Withurs@ "neh -s
faFITd the contest was 4lAeAy L9 coSs
money. In a little s2SsSL - gJ-D-1
5ie w-frhgIr4 s-aI, Mr. Lea talked like
fyrIa harriet. Jack Cade, and Robin
- fl,TIoyr cOmbIuRd-buG declared he
r-oy7Id not spend a siXpeuce, for he WAS
l,rfucipIed against any thing that look
sd like bribery
The speech vas a model Of OratOry-
We copy few bits:
"You may ask me what can do for
Helston. I am not come 70 bribe you.
I could have got into the PurLIamenl
for the vaFiesJ EEifie in IS47, Tor Stafford.
L lodged 81 200 IN the bank for the
building Of two school houses and
mechanics institute, as a sort Of dowry.
But at the dead hour Of the night some
oT the friends of Davie UrquhdFt came
to me. and said they had a surplus ma
foritY, and would turn it over 10 me if
[ gave them goo without asking any
questions. I rejected the offer. I would
not spend q single E1Xpence.
7 can assure YOU that If / am made
mem Der for HelstOn I viii not disgrace
YOU I Wlli lay the telegraph form Pen
rvu 10 Helston. / am great advocate
Of education. I wiI present five hun-
dred volumes Of great variety, as a nu-
cleus for a free library. In point Of
variety these books caunot be beaten
I can also tell you that I am tenant of
forty thousand acres OF DarmOOr. Up-
on that land / TntsBd to 90 into the
goose trade. ] am preparing 70 make "a
railway on the Mont Cents p1ucipie
from Okehampton TO PrinctOWn- You
viii have railway running not at six
rV miles an hour, but at fifteen. Talk
about Reese-I VIII make money out OF
Them III you viii let me. I VIII buy the
gas " w0rEs, and you shall have gas at
not more than three shIllEngs per thou
sand Gu bic feet in the future HelstOn
uill have busy quays, its population
viii be multiplied, and the town VIII
become the metropolis of Cornwall, the
observed Of all observers y
Thinking, perhaps that he would be
laughed at, the. orator continued in an
explanatory VEN:
ar know that am speaking in the
presence Of q critical audience but let
Iht,se who came 10 scO6 remain 70 ex-
cuse if not to pray. Speaking Of edu-
cation. did net allow one of my
daughters to learn her alphabet before
she was ten years of age. You may
think they are great stupids; / have
not brought them but VIII 1T win
the election, so that may wed them 10
Helston. If / do not win, VIII bring
them down 10 show how much ] have
TO console me at home"
The aliusion to the young ladies of
Mr.. Lpa's family was repeated in a la
ter period OF the speech.
II do not refer to my daughters ar
rogantly, but merely to show the results
Of educaliOR. Ny daughters can speak
Englis D., German, French and POrtu-
guese prOfcieutly, and in singing and
music they are most accomplished"
A man with the gifts Of Mr. Lea
should not be neglected by his country
man.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

The New York Tribune thus illus
trates the inconsistency. and weakness
of Johnson's answer to the articles Of
impeachment:
And now the defendant Comes and
sars 1. That he has never borrowed
anv kettle Of the plaintiff z. That 1t
was cracked when he received It ;and
8 That it was whole when he returned
it. This celebrated pleading, hereto
fore considered as unique and lnfalll-
bic in legal practice, has been riavled
aud surpassed by the Presidents eX-
DlanatiOn of the way n which he has
regarded and treated the Congress of
the United States. This resp spOndent, p
says be, always protesting against the
exclusion of the said
eleven States, neverless gave his assent
to all laws passed by said Congress
which did not, in his opinion, violate
the Constitutions. although his EEcelI-
eney had 5a=t previously said, the Con-
gress as then constituted was not q
CONGRESS Of all the States but Con
gress of only part of the States, by
which the President evidently meant
that it was no Congress at all. That
is, he, the President, gave his assent to
laws when they happened to pleaes
him, passed by a body wholly unau-
thorized, and, according to his own
theory, Of no more legal weight and
power than a caucus or a County Con
vention. Itwas a Congress when he said
ft to consider it to be so, and no Con-
gTess at all when he happened TO be of
the other mind We submit that it
could not be legal on Wednesday and
illegal on Saturday, and that, accord
ing to the Presidents theory, it had
no more right to pass laws than a
Social Science Convention, or the
conclave Of corner grocery. Every
bill which the President was polite
enoGgh TO sigu made him a partici-
pator in the Congressional usurpation.
Pay, what right had he to pick and to
choose when ali the bills were bogus ?
His duty. according TO his own notion,
was to disperse by aid either of the
soldieFy. or the police this impudent
assemblage of selfzeonstituted law man
ufaeturers, and to cast the ringleader
into prison. Instead Of doing this,
when they send him a bill which he
likes he signs it; 1t is only when they
send him a bill Is not pleasing to his
souI that he disc overs what criminal
jmpostors they are. The kettle is
cracked, or is. whole, as suits his Whim
or his convenience
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

-AJ Wares made out Of the best quality
Of Materials and Warranted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

Ais1 large assortment Of other kinds Of ware
Usually kept IN Stove and Tin Ware stores.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

BABY Letter


The following purportIug 70 be ron q
very promising sprtg OF the rising eeueIa q a
zion Just three weeks Old mas been a-nde1
10 the editor 81 re Leroy 4seFg ORR sas-1elt5
with the assurance That it Is genuine a1s We
as good, which we do not presume 70 qouot
If any one has a smarter baby lei IL pe eA-
hibited.
Dear old uncle, dot ooE letter.
Nv old uaana nay she dittem better
She every day little bit stronger
Don mean e, be sick very much longer
Daddyfs so fat can Z hardl y Singer;
Nanny says ne jim Ks TOO EnIleh lager;
Dear little baby had q bad collie
TOot dOse of tainip, felt worse as eVers
Eh4u't take no more tatuip never.
Wind on stOmit, felt pOoty had,
Worse 1T of sickness ever I had
Ever had belly ate, Old Uncle Bill
Taiut no fun now, say what 90 viii
used to sleep all day and cry all niguG'
Don't do so now cause faint yite.
But I'm growing, getting pooty ials
Gain most two Douuds-ouiV ting Q ss--
Little fsmuin blankets was TOO 1is Da-'A1s-
Nurse can't pin me in eLa 10 LLloAe-
Skirts so small, baby so STOUT
Had to let the DIaits in en- an out
C4Ot a head OF hair jess as black as night
And Mo bof9 ewes vat look mighty bright.
Nv rnan1rnv say never did see
INV ozzar baby half as sweet as me.
Grand ma comes often, Aunt Sarah too;
Babv loves zen1, baby loves 90.
Babv sends q pOoty kiss TO his uucles all,
Auntfes and cousins, big folks and small.
Cant yfte no more, so good bye,
Bully old Uncle wiz glass eye
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
Johnsons S Answer.

The New York Tribune thus illus
trates the inconsistency and weakness
of Johnson's answer to the articles Of
r-,,,as.,y, ys7ar7t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
Republican Victory and Republican
Gains in Rhode Island.

General Burnside has been reelected
Governor Of Rhode Island by a major
ity of about 4, 500. In a State where a
total vote is so small this, of course, is
a very large majority, and the fact
that the strong msj9Tity of former years
has been increased is especially signifi-
cant and encouraging. The rule is for
the party in power to lose strength at
each election, but when we find that the
Republicans in Rhode Island are grow
ing stronger each year that they re-
main in. authority, tie fact gives evf-
dencs of. a vitality possessed by no 9th
err organization.
Last year, in d total vote of Ios55o.
General Burnside received q, ,I94 major
iiy over Lyman Pierce, his competitor
this year. The Republicans elected al
so on Monday 81 Aieutenaa mt q ovefn6r r,
Secn8earu of state, Attorney Genarald
and Treasurer OF State. There can be
but one explanation to this result-that
is popular, and that the
Union party is growing in
At The i0Wn sIeetien in Y7o1lzs =, near
New, York city, ON Monday, there was 4
3 Republicanga OF i've hundred over 4
last year. The people win not fail 70 /
MAJ k how popular sentiment is rum I
ling.-C0tatWB5ats Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10
All Diseases Of the Blood, as
And all other complicated Chron-
ic Complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties
attended with the happiest
results.

1t lis TO be hoped that 90 one will despair
of a cure until they have given the Indian
Herb Doctors medicines fair and faith.
ful trial, During the Doctors travels in
Eurnpe, West Indies, East Inlies, Souib
America and the United States he has
been the instrument in Gods hand to re
store to health and vigor thousands who
we're given up and pronounced incurabIe by
The most eminent of school ply sieians; nav
more: thousa nds who were on the verge
Of the grave, are now living monuments to
the Doctors skill and successful treatment.
and are daily exclaiming: "Blessed be the
day when FIRST we saw and partook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors medicine.
Satisfactory references Of cures will be
gladly aud cheerlully given whenever re-
quired.
The Doctor pledges his sacred word and
honor that be viii in wise, directly or indi-
,ectly, induce or cause an invalid to take
bis medicines without the strongest proba
Oility Of a cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-10

GREELEY ON IAIPEACHMENT.-Wh hite-
law Reid tells the following story in his
Cincinnati Gazette correspondence, il
lustrating Mr.. Greeley's views on i'm
peachment. Somebody. knowing Mr..
Greeley to have been formerly opposed
to impeachment, and to have been in
the West when the question last arose,
asked him if he were really as much in
favor oft now as his paper would seem
to indicate. "Weil, - said be, "I'Il tell
you what I think about impeach ment.
I heard Of a tavern keepers bill once
that illustrated it.. A guest got drunk,
smashed the furniture, broke The dish
es, kept all the servants waiting on him
and ali the inmates Of the hotel awake
with his hOwHugs.
When be came to leave, his bill was
handed in
To two days board ......... .........S 8 90
To raising hell generally....... 50 90
Total ......... .....s.............-...S $50 90 8
think that's about the view the
American people take of our present
account against A. johnson.