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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

brevet Coloncrs commission was re-
ceived by Adj't Genl Baker. . few days
since, for J. 2. Wilds, formerly Lieut.. Colo
mel OF the 24th infantry. and who died about
four years ago. His wife died in Septem-
Der. 1864, his youngest daughter died in
Octossr, 1884. and the father aud Oldest
daughter died in November Of the same
year. 80 nearly At the same hour that il
Wa almost an impos sbility to tell which
died hrst Col. Wilds was wounded in the
arm at Cedar Greek, Va, Oct. 18th. 1864.
and died. - before stated. Of the wounds.
Inc whole immediate family Of Col. Wilds
were dead, and Gen. Baker cent the com.
mission ITO the relatives Of the late Col
Wide OF the gath Iowa Infantry, Mount
vernon, Iowa. 1t probably has fallen into
the hands Of the father Of her Who VA The
wife Of Col. wilds.
Ihsrs y IN Interesting incident connected
With the death Of Col. W. and his dsuchter.
which involved the title to about csc. 900
They died at the same hour, but The precjee
momsut IN which each ceased 70 eSist Il
vae d'fnouls to dsssruins. II the father
died 6rst the daughter inherited the whsle.
and the whels property went back to the
child 9 grandfather. II the child died frat.
the property went to Col. VS. blood rsls.
tons. he having no wife or child. The
case vas 30 close that the families, after 4
years examination Of the matter, agreed 20
divide the property equally, 90 the grand
father Of the daughter took one half of the
estate. and the blood relations Of Col. W.
took the other half, and everything vas s.,.
lied in the most amicsble matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

THsv hung the keeper Of the Andersen
prison, Capt. Wirtz. and gave its founder.
Gov. Brown, . glad welcome to the Chicago
convsntion.-[ Louisville Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

"FAIeE AND True
a CUR FOR A LII !
umromAetenf RemAel1ea.

BrcHu. CrBsBs, JusrkE. GN. CorAisA,
and other Dree, Durec- are In m spy cssrs nr,fui
and when used as general remedies, unless urder
the saperyi.,or Of Pm, ,ieian NAV do much injury
ALTHOUGH narsn !, rscommended A. diureiic. In
the Pharmscopea, /, Is with the view Of being I'D
as diarc,ic. In ur.uy cAses where the kidneys
cloth al and powerful action 70 required IL may
be used Nth seu.dt bu, only under ms inspection
OF ,he medical a,teuiaut a. The Increased aston II
may induce, and The damage will canse BY suspen.
d NJ IN. 10 act,ars Of the akin liver bowels etc,
may on The nsxf Wall ofthe Physician require OF
iats 10 uao,rv the great strsin and labof the Hid
new. amer from lie exclusive action a. direct du
relic. Now these facts arc known 20 every well in
formed medi,s ii nan hence the error Of using this
agent. in iii form. OF Kidney Diadder. and Urinary
diseases. A cempens ating remedy thatrenoves and
organs ocsosals, slta lissasss. -, ME kAssavs
sAnsAPAssLLiAn ks.olvapS, that contains fAnsanA
BeAvA. = IA superior diufstie to Duchu, that cum
nna,esaes IL sisssive Doveap thsoash ~ DLsee.
ewRAS. - Uava an paire tAdr 0aSoo oftae 10y
shst do"s MI :rsuent me eecretine functions Of
sne set 81 orssse 81 suspsndins the sscsstsons Of
othere-is the only sensible means Of cure.-To give
Buchu n caees Of Diabetes constant how Of urine,
= - hl.aA., Ali. a, carr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

aEarly Marriages.-Dr Franklin advoear
Ted Early Marriages. kssays for Young Men. %
this and other sabjeets beng GUIDE TO MAR
ElA0k and Cenluga Felicity, by bsoes elene fAYsi-
q ehafge: Aedrsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Dox r., Phtlodelphia Pa RoV1odAV0O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
Pure Blood, Muddy Water

Fure BIOOUs NIuddV " 0tOr.
Pure blood may be compared TO TO pure water, snA
impure blood to muddy water. II you pass muddy
water through m uslin you soilu cover with thick
mind. Blood passes through all parts VI the body !:
ifgood and pure Il nousishss and cleanses the partt
goes through. Ifimpure II leaves more or less u
dirt behind Il. nsARDzxsns PMS ase the medicine
wanted. becssss they are nads On purross 10 take
dirty humors out Of the body. and they nsver fail
rhsse pile cure scfafuls. even Of forty yess omd
ing; they have cared cssa Of shsamttlsn wAsA
the patient had not walled for four years. Of parar
ysis where the lsgs had lost their power u 1ovs-
ment for e venteeu years. The evidence in these
caees cannot hedisputsd. 10 there . town In the
world whdre such evidence exists not. II Brand.
reth's Pills have been much used there We know
that such evidence can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box my name In the
Government stamv. in white letters.
,. RaASpxKIH. Brsndreth House, New York. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Tn Hassaehusetns radicals have bseone
siek Of BHH BrrLEa. A Boston letter
writer says that ''hs has not single news.
psesf y support him. meeting sely snssrs
&ea enc sst and entire indiawsaes from
49, vAo d net ssss y = . W viii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
NATIONAL TRUST 90.
Ofths ci Of New York. No. ssS Broadway.
Capital. ONE MILLION DOLa1A ~

CHARTERED BY THB STATE.
Darius r. NanRam, President. Js0se Merrill, Sec
Rotary Receives Deposits and allows POUR PR
CENT INTEREST On ali daily Balances, 90 bject 10
Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six
Months, or more. may he made At ave per cent.
among over 500 Shareholder, comprising many gem
tlemen large wealth and financial experience. who
are also personally liable to dcposors for all abli
CATIONS Of the Company 10 double the amount Of
their capital stock. A. the NATIONAL TRUST
CO, receives deposits in large small amounts.
and permits them TO he drawn ~ n whole or In part
by CHEEK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE,
allowing Interest on all daily balances, parties
throughout the country can keep accounts In this
Institution with special advantages Of security. con.
venience and proni. je22 d. won
DIR. vepaus Pills cure female weaknhsses and all
other female com plants Sold a. all Drug Stores
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
Tas bead Of Salt River i, s,;a,,

Tss head Of Salt River is said to h.
shout 81. Lsuis. Grant has m.a. -. "
sovsry himssf and he ought to know ~.
much. He declares that be .'int.ud. :.
bseome resident of St. Louis Il som. -
sGs dsy." IT. dsy 10 ~ iir blatant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

A RADICAL Chicago paper says the
"meagre prospect of the success Of the De-
mocracy this fall is sending gold up among
the fiftlss." Confession 10 good for the
soul. That is . sensible way to account
for il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
Democratic state Ticket.

..Yos Secretary OF State.
DRNtD HAMMER. ofCiinton Comfy.
FOR Register ~ state Land Ofiice.
} ANDERSON, Of Dnbuane coanty.
For Treasurer.
L.igcGasTY. o. Woodbury. County.
For Auditor.
u DuNiANEY. Of Davis County
For Attorney General.
lE WILLIAMSON. 81 warren '"h''''
Congregational.
FOR Member ~ ccngres' In
WI. o.. I.EEff;Nss "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Tns New York zSmss 10 drsadfully afraid
the majority Of the Democrats in that city
will reach 10000 next fall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

The following "old soldier" has turned
up again:
II vas on one OF the river steamers tha
an able, matronly lady remarked in the
midst Of convsrsatson with . grave look.
ing gentleman, on the subject Of temper
ance:
"Of al things in the world, l despiss
whisky drinkers"
The gentleman dropped bis katie and
fork in the ardor Of his feeling. extended
bic right hand and took hers within his own
and with emotion that threatened tears over
the loss Of ruined sons, be replied with fol.
tsring words:
"Madsm, l respect your seatiments, and
the heart debating them. permit no one
to 90 beyond me In despising whisky.
drinking. have been Disguised on this
very boat; ard say it now before the cap.
tsin's face. What. say, can be more dis.
gushing than to see well dressed, respect.
able and virtuous looking young men step
up to the bar Of this boat, without fear Of
observing eyes, boldly ask for whisky, when
they know that there is in that very bar
the best old cognac brandy "
Stanton, Elizabeth c., gives the following
account Of . recent exploit OF hers at her
home in Pctorsboro, n. Y:
AS We retired TO rest that night. We
were suddenly reused with tho drunken Va
carries Of some men under our windows.
There being no police on duty, 10 decid Cd
after the midnight hour to administer sum.
mary justice ourself, in the form OF pail
Of water. which We found gave them an Of.
fectual start. Az they staggered off. one
said, "by Jove, Jammis, ito ran,n', let's "a
home" "Ah," said the other, my Kate
always raises Gain when l come home
drunk, guess III stay !" but on returning
another pail Of water soon warmed him TO
seek dryer latitude, not subject to such
sudden and violent equinoctial gales"
GnANv went TO Kentucky to !, isit his pa
rents, and two weeks afterwards Kentucky
elected Democratic State officers by over
10000 majority, . Democratic gain of over
$4,000. Let US have peace"
TnIRrY miles of tho st. Louis and St.
Paul Hallway, running from Ackley north
ward, is 70 be placed under contract on the
18th OF this month. Townships generally
along the line are voting . per cent. tax.
A RADICAL Chicago paper says the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
BATCHELOR's BAIR DYE.

Dh On 1hON ID AAN = H.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment: no ridiculous
n,s remedies the III effects Of bad dyes inv gorates
and eavce the Hair soft and be autfu black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No 1e Bond ST.,
Nv York apr2Q d&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

A MISERABLE, LIFE
10 that ofthe dyspepue. Why safer when Roback's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will eureiy ,.ure YOU
They can he ATTAINED OF any druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DIR. Holloway. some afseen years ago. witnessing
the distress occasoned sckly children In taking the
naaseous vermioges VI thar day, resolved to annai-
xc them, and from the most effective of these RENE
dice succeeded iD separating their active medical
propertics, pure, tasteiese aud ipodorous Then BY
csmbning the-e with sugar, and morldin g thea iu-
to agreeable CONNECTION, formed the present roPu
IA \ EFFECTIVE vEEHrrcsE known a.
Hoiloway's vernifage Collections,
Which have almost entirely supsrceded the old
nsuseoue vermifuge 70 the degh u the poor little
sufferers. II contains no Calomel VI ether poison
Gus ingredients.
30 highly estesoed 10 this Popular vsrmifuTe, By
the profession, that Ill intelligent Physicians WHO
know Of them, pfsscrDe them n proesfence 70 other
rsmedtes, = not only more pleasant to take, bat
more effective ~ cure.
Pssssts and gaas1iass. having tAs cass sfchilAsn,
should keep then - testify 4ediciAe for tAsy not
only ssaAteaes Wrsne-sAGss 1850 81 eAildheoA-
Rana !. 20 pfeyalent VIII chll1fsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
OINTMENT.

This 0nm snt astsr experience Of TIVE nty ysars,
Of the Skin having s0scted . radical care ID svsry
case Oh watch II vas uesd, curing many obstinate
eases Of nfteeu or twsnty y0ars aiding. that had
best medical talent In the country. lts effect Il ~
touishing. in few days the sofeness and irritation
IL removed; the skia bscomes smooth and healthy,
and remsiEs permanently heslsd without the use d
aAy other reUedy,
fHss. rrrrnn, SAlf-R ssrn. Ircu, DsLssun's Iscs,
dissass ofthe skin 10 punetsaly cured no msttsr Of
how long stsndisg. II hes cared bad cssse 81 H.
SiAnsp sflps, and Discharges IRON the Far, when
nothing else would heal them. PuLDe, that have ~
sisted All other sstnsnt TOT many ysass, have been
sRsctualy cured By The Of only ons box Of this
Ointment. Bunse, ooAass, anA On ossas, It heals
In q vsry short time. Pas01 - CDHTv PA Box. II
not cold By yoas Druggist send - cents Johnston
nollowsy = Cev1ea, PAilaAslpAis, bex win -
sent ffes Of postage 70 any addfeDe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

rss public debt, instead u being diuin-
ished, 10 Increasing at the rate VI ave mil.
lions Of dollars month. and this 10 spite
Of the enormous taxation which 10 aaddled
On che people. Fosr more yesrs Of misruls
viii give 10 . " national blessine' that W
shall have rsason to BE- proud Of.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
what RadiealleA Blas Done ssr

Four years ago General Fremont tcer-
tsinly good witness In radical cause
declared IN his letter accepting the Cleve
land nomination, that the radical party IN
der Abraham Lincoln, "had needlessly
put the country on the road 70 bankruptcy.
We were then spending:
On our clvil service .............sN vi. olo, coo
On the Indians. ............. 2,sss oeo
Ic,eres, on tbe public debt ....... bs,eso.cos
Being total of................... BE ie,Vop
This wa, in the last year Of Abraham
ncoIn's administration, when the power
N robcllion war giving way under the
t,ress or on con iiaued and exhausting
war.
We have since then enjoysd nearly four
ysaxs OF what, but for the rAa'sA'
usiosity At Washington. would have oesn
Q eeoplsts national peace, and ma o''
selves spending 40 400
a., Observation-Disclosures
On the Indians. .......-...'''''' so. 1850, 00e
In ne sions. ............... 49,. ,.s'-.o ,,oO
ip,.res4 on the public debt. ....-- .,...--,-
.os29. $780, 900
,..., r;,coln had needlePsly put
a...,,y an the road TO bankruptcy IN
, ,no, 9Th In an expenditure Of $50, 100000
.,num. exclusive of the enormous sum
wished on the army and navy, il must be
admitted that the radicals are driving the
country along the same road with triple
Lincoln power. when they intlict upon rs,
three years after tbs last rebel had laid
down his ARM. yearly outlay nearly
three times 40 great. Blu, the people are
putting on the breaks. and with tie cleo
ten Of Seymour and Blair in November
next, ~ shall Gee the country put upon the
safe old track once mere.-N T. World.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
Pcrson.l Appearance

Can be geeatly improved by keepiug tho hair well
preserved II there 10 nothing eQnal to Woods
improved. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
HOLLOWAY,9.
ARNICA
RLAATRR IA.

The Original and emily true Avpica Plasssrs pos
ssssins the great healing properties
Of the Arni.a Flowers
The curative e1ecss Of these Hastsso b eli cases Of
pain weakness in the breast, side q JOCK and in
al cases Of Inflammation Of the Lungp. and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give Immediate relief
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands recon-
mend them. OosEzvs-HoLIOvAfeare the Original
snd only trss Arniea Piassers.
HElSkELL,S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

hoy. 'oHS I. lRisu the gifted and popu-
:" editor OF the Iowa City Press il the
.emocfstic nominee for Congress in the
i,uf'h district. joan is one Of tho most
p,eas.n, and genial Of gentlemen, and pop.
u'st With his party. He will lack two or
=. u.ses thousand ssvotes Of being sound on
~ goose when the polls are closed ia
november. JouS is brick" and viii
Tue canvass ~ spirited a. II he were
sure to be elested.-Nashua PoM ~ WV
All the good that our Contemporary f.lt
Ike saying about. Mr. Irish in tru. "a ~.
letter. The productions upon the .sso..n
question will never help the editor Of N.
Poet along in the prophet business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
aOLLowA! L,.-,..

ooD Arch street, PhllaAolpA1a.
y. sSs 4 Io ~ns: s:, :, sSass: =. ;: 80
n. Reed = Co., Smith, Catles = Co., Detaeeh,
Block . Co.. and throoghea the eeuntzY b. eli
Druggists. febo-4ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

Tas New York Herald has taken NAV
eepar'ass IN politics. II is disgusted with
Oe"ax aud 'ni'fsrsnt towards Seymour ,
and has decided to 60 it's entire l.nc,h
until further notice-for Gran, and Mai,
II preclains that with . go,srum.n,
headed b. sssA aasa ~ might 20 back in
our sasiosal sssss9 M stafs Gosls vhsr.
Ne slces q ehe wae ten u.s." that s'eush a
ticket weald b enc to unite the peopls And
mako the ceuatsy great" Il 10 rsmsrka.
bic that. for once the Herald should Be hall
right r~- sF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

80 quick 10 the DAssAvAaiLliAx RssoLvHHr in en-
tofine into the circulation. thst Il eom0esces ~
work of puriAcatisa At once. Pimplee. Blotehes.
Pustules Testsre, worm In the Feeh. Black Opote,
etc, are removed b. few dosss. and the skin re-
RApvAY's ovpeApAnL1IAs. or Rmov AriRe RssoL-
vsss, o. per bottle, or bottlssfsr - Address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

TnIRrY miles of tho St. Louis and St.
Paul Railway, running from Ackley north
ward. is to be placed under contract on the
18th OF this month. Townships generally
along the line are voting = per cent. tax.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
DR.. SHALLEN BERGER'S
FEVER ACHE AyTlDOTE

DIR. Nelpaus Pills cure female weaknhse &C an d all
other female com plants Sold az all Drug Stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
TIE THREE MOST IMPORTANT PERIODS
OF LIFE.



Nay b eoaseientiously recommended q The
most harmless and elective o. oil tones.
The fourth period. embracing the maturity Of
lie when the powers Of body and mind in both
sexes ought to b In full vigor, also has ito
special dimeultiss. II 10 during this state that
the female i subject to most Of the hasrassing
ailments peculiar . her osgaaizahsn: 20 M
msrous and distressing are these complaints.
that the patience with which they ars borns,
while It sxeites the wonder, demands the ear.
nest sympathy, OF the lees a6lietsd bsisgs Who
style themselves par sxesllssss The Lords q
trsation." In fortatuds IL must b admitted
thas the '1erds'' are BY no means equal 70 he
ssls1iss."
ITO the latter il 10 inpsrtsnt toi know that 1.
the troubles which precnds and follow maturity
the D1TTBBS
Are excellent, both . e bodily a.d mental In.
vigorsut. They will b found capital means
q sustaiaing the fsnals physique under ~
heavy drains made upon u q ths mrst iatsres.
ting ssl psrilsss periods u married life.
The 6Ah stage y tAst 10 which Ill Ne fsns.
tons decay - We ffans gradually bends m.
der the weight Of years. Dsrisg this period.
too. woman sulsr much mere than the stronger
sex. In passing the line whieh divides maturi.
y from The dsel,ns Of life, theo hsss y suesas.
TER more didicultiss and dangers than Cesar
dreamed Of when hs crossed the Rubicon. DE-.
precision and gloom bordering on insanity, to-
gether wtsk inuunersbls physical Disturbances,
ere amosg the paiss and penalties they some.
times have TO endure at The second q we'll - 4
the nrst crisis Of their lives. A. Z soothing
and bslsamic remedy for their Affections q eueS
times. the
Ars prescribed b many eminent physieiasp-
1he ettouiseing qualities u the pseparetiou are
rectf isfased into il. thas il nay b taksn With
pleasantly Affected BY the ssdisers e1sitants.s
rsspassA I'D sold y
-HOST191DnnaaB1GlIn. d
A9 Pi1shasuA. p.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

30 with Ssrsaparillian. One ounce Of pure ex-
tract Of sarsaparillian o. DR.. Radway's contains
more Of the curative principle OF Sarsaparla, thea
ten pounds Of the crude root % used In adllte9ated
Soroaparllas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13
e e e f

TRADE MAJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-13

GRAM went to Kentucky to ,isit his pa
rents, and two weeks afterwards Kentucky
elected Democratic State officers by over
10000 majority, Democratic gain Of over
$4,000. LET US have peace"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-10

HUNDREDS of applicants for the honor of an
original advocacy of the nomination of Gene
raj Grant are springing up. The claims for
Office based on these pretensions are ridicu-
lous. The politicians who claim to lead the
people are, in nine case out of ten, only lucky
enough to discern in advance the drift OF
public sentiment, and their whole merit con-
sists in their readiness to sustain men and
measures of undoubted popularity. Grants
nomination and election were foregone con-
clusion after the result of the elections Of
1867 became known; and no man or set of men
could have resisted the overwhelming demand
that he should rule, in peace, the Republic he
had so nobly served in war.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-10

Four or FIVE centuries ago the only exports
Of England were wool, leather, tin, and
lead-raw materials, and mineral pro-
ducts. Her ignorance of manufactures
rendered her the prey and the laughing-stock
of rival nations. Poverty was a standing
grievance. 1t was not confined to her laboring
classes, but shared by her nobility; and on
her ancient roll of kings and ministers there
are not few who were the recipients OF the
bounty of foreign potentates, and who did not
soruple to betray the interests OF their country
to secure place on the pension list of Con-
tinental monarchs. This industrial vas
salage was finally destroyed by the most rigid
and continuous protective policy thai
the world has ever witnessed. No
means were too arbitrary or too base to build
up British manufactures. While the impor-
tation of foreign fabrics was prohibited, skilled
artisans were warmly welcomed. When in
formation in regard to new processes of manu-
facture could not be otherwise obtained, fraud
and deception were freely resorted to, and the
jeslOusly guarded industrial secrets of other
countries were stolen by adroit adventurers
The English people were not only prevented
from wearing foreign wOOllens, but they were
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-10

compelled to wear home manufactures while
living and to olothe their dead friends in
homemade woollen shrOuds. Prohibitory duties
were imposed on all important articles through
asuooession Of centuries, and they were never
removed or reduced until British manufac-
turers could safely bid defiance to all rivals.
1t is the height of arrogance and presump-
tion for nation with these antecedents to be-
come at this late period the apostle Of free
trade, and to denounce the United States he
cause our citizens are not willing to place
American industry completely at the mercy Of
the controllers Of the psuper labor of Eng
land. BDglish example is worth thousand
times more than modern English precepts.
Protection was the foundation of the indus
trial greatness Of Great Britain, and her pres
ent zeal for free trade is prompted solely by
selfish motives.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-10

and feels assured that seymour's total majority
will run up to $4,000. The Tribune, after in
cludiDg its estimates, says that 'the total vote
Tor Seymour will be 81 800, and the total vote
for Grant 3O,46s; majority for Seymour, 81, ,94l.
Total vote OF the State, 92,777, an increase over
the total vote for Governor, in 1867, of 1887,
Decrease In the Democratic vote since 1857,
1886; the increase III the radical vote since 1867
is S41s. The vote of the two districts OF somer
set county, not yet received, will make a small
variation in the above"