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platform Of the rennessee Demo ocraey.

!. The Conservative men of Tennessee, put
ting aside all questions decided by the war, a,-
cept the title of Democrats" and formally
unite themselves with the Democratic party as
z. The question of tho right Of n State to se-
cede from the Union has been decided by arms,
and that decision should be accepted as final
and conclusive.
3. Nevertheless. while theConstitution makes
the Federal Government supreme, IL is so only
with well defined limitations and restrictions,
leaving the States large rights and powers over
their domestic concerns. and making them CO.
equal in respect of such rights; and these
rights have not been impaired by the result oil
the war, or the powers of tho General Govern
ment aggrandized by 1t, to the enlargement
of public liberty.
4. The extinguishment of African slavery is
recognized as fact, ratified by binding con-
stitutional amendment.
g. The investiture of negroes with the right
of suffrage, by the Congress of the United
States, and the disfranchisement of white
men, by the same authority, is n gross usurpa.
ton of power, and a policy unjust, Hnwise and
races the whitc men Of America are entitled
TO superiority and supremacy in the admins
tration of the Federal and state Governments;
and any measure intended to deprive Them Of
it, or to divide or impair it, greatly endangers
the perpotuiiy Of free republican institutions.
6. The faith Of the nation i pledged to the
payment Of the national debt according to the
terms of the laws under which the bonds were
lssucu, ana HOt otuctNlrcs hO 'iho va I"y
ment of the bonds ought not to be extended; (;
the principal of the Five-twenty bonds ought
10 be paid in currency, and the money granted
to The national banks to be Withdrawn.
7. The Government bonds should be taxed in
the hands of the bondholders, equally with
other property :.
s The doctlizes and practices of the Radical
party, which endeavors. by encroaehipg upon
the powers of the Executive AMI Judicial
branches of the Government, to absorb in the
Legislative Department al powers, tend to the
destruction OF. the republican system OF gov
ernment and the civil liberties of the ps0pe.
Q. Equal and exact Justice to all Hen, OF
whatever State or persuasion. religious or po-
ltical: peace. commerce and honest iriend-
ship with all nations; entangling alliances
with none; the support of the State Govern
mcnts in all their rights. as the most compe-
tent administration of our domestic concerns
and the surcst hulwark against anti-republi-
can tendencies; the prescryatlon OF the ten,
eral Government in its whole constitutional
ycor, as the sheet anchor of peace at home
and safety abroad; n jealous care of the rights
of election by the people and the supremacy OF
| Tho civil over the military authority.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE, MONDAY EVENING" JULY 8. 1868.

Traitor--A white man unwilling TO
submit to negro rule. -.
God.forsaken -" White-livered -
Hell deserving ng"-"Unmiiigated scoun-
drel and liar "--Stereoiype phrases by
which the "Senior Editor expresses his
contempt for gentiiiy or decency.. Otis
said that, to save composition and tune,
several fonts Of these words have been
stereoiyped and presented to the Whfg
Office by the negro leagues OF Obelin,
0hio.
Damnation--A piogs expletive used to
round an editorial period.
He'll Fire-A pious entertainment to
which Brownlow invites all political ene-
mics.
Christian charity = Having friendly
personal relations with man whom 1t
will not do to abuse.
Devil-The first Democrat.
The Golden Rule-Always in readiness
ITO compare records on the question
Of personal integrity.
Black hearied-A generic term for po-
litical opponents
Greatest Statesman Of the age-Wm.
". Brownl0W.
APPENDIX.
We cannot afford TO waste our time in
noticing the mental alterations Of old
man Brownlow and his hopeful son John,
as displayed in the Knoxville Whig,
more than onee week at least, and as it
is best that the antidote should be admin.
istered With the bane, if possible, we are
induced to continue our vocabulary Of
Brownlowism, that our readers may be
able to understand the Wing this morn
ing the better.
Chivalry-A word of doubtful signifi
cation, good deal used in the Whig Of
late, supposed to have reference to shoot
ing prisoners of war after they have sur
rendered their arms.
Encouraging Observation-Disclosures
ing every man who comes here and does
not show down to Brownlow, as merce-
nary Northern sneak.
Game that two can play at-Cleanng
out the town Of Knoxville. .-Knorrills
Herald.
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How are You. Loyal Claims :

OF all the humbugs ever perpetrated
upon an honest community, we think the
present operation of certifying loyal
claims exceeds them all. In the first
place, it is well known, by even the par
ties engaged, that not cent will ever be
paid. In the next place, it is also well
known, that at least three-fourths of these
claims are false and fraudulent. Men
are swearing to and proving accounts to
the amount of thousands, who never had
grass enough to Craze flock OF geese.
And who never had meat enough to
Justify them in stealing gentlemans
nail key for winter purposes.
In the next placeit is understood that
the principle 10 80 acted upon that no
man who is truly loyal lby that we don't
mean Leaguer) can receive any favors at
the hands of the board, as we are IN
formed. We took occasion some time
AGO to expose The fraud and hypocrisy oil
this pretended scheme OF ipdemnity 10
the people of Tennessee. Later obser-
vation has only confirmed Our original
susnicions. intact in structions. We knew
If ourself that the United States Gov
ernment wonld never pay one cent 81 the
nreiended claims that might be preferred
sgainst it under tine demoralizlng in-
anences Of the Legislature Of Tepnes-
sec. The act Of the Legislature propos'
ing to audit these claims is but bid Tor
perjury, aud Better calculated for puohc
demoYaiization than any scheme that
could be concocsed. Aside from this 1t
was a gross imposition on the taxpayers
of the State of Tennessee. Few OF the
people of Tennessee are aware oil the
amount Of cost imposed upon them TO
carry out the schemes of the Radical
negro party.
1t will be manifest to any man of sense
who will investigate the matter tor him :
self that this whole scheme was origlna-
ated and perfected with aview OF making
the people Of Tennessee pay their taxes
for the support Of the Radical party and
its oiice-holders. Just think Of it. Ia
every county Of the State there are three
"so called" commissioners. These men
ait in Judgment upon the claims Of anJ
gentleman who may think the Govern
ment is indebted To him. For this SER
vice. by the act Of the Legislature, they
are allowed three dollars per diem,
making an aggregate Of nine dollars to
the county per diem
This service is rendered in the eanss
az LOYALTY. How loyal they are Is deter
mined BY the fact that laaRueFi are the
| only favored claimants, and the profit te
he true people os the State is evinced htJ
,be fact that not one cent viii ever b
n,id. uuless her returning sense Of Jns
10 l. manifested in The overthrow Of th'
Radical pariy.-KHOruiiIe (7snH-) } Her
( all
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Insulting the Southern People.

A young women in Montgomery, Ala,
complains that being about to cross a
street, above where an American edition
Of stars and stripes was suspended, she
was stopped by soldier, and compelled
to retrace her steps and walk under the
flag. She declares her unconsciousness
that there was flag in the vicinity until
her attention was directed to it by the
sentinel, and.says: Not that it is any
indignity TO pass under the stars and
stripes, for they are now ours to love and
die for, if need be; but they are dis
graced by the dastards, who so ruthleSsly
use the power they have"
1t is very doubtful whether the admin
istration Of the stars and stripes in this
and similar modes will have the effect to
relieve the people of the South Of the dis.
ease of disloyalty. with which they are
supposed to be afflicted. Men can bear
defeat better than humiliation. Had
Potus annihilated the Roman army un-
der Veturius and Postumius when he had
surrounded it at the pass of Candium,
he would doubtless have compelled a
peace. Had he permitted it to 90 free
without disgrace, he would have won the
friendship of the Roman people, and
been secured from invasion. The hu.
miliations TO which he objected the cap
tive army provoked resentments which
could only be appeased by his destruc-
ton; and the extraordinary efforts made
by the Romans to wipe out the disgrace
led to the subjugation of Italy by their
arms,
Machiavelli gives correct counsel when
he advises that conquered people should
be either treated as friends or utterly de-
stroyed. To subject them to regimen
Of insult and annoyance is as unwise as
it is unheroic. The whole world looks
upon the policy which the North has
pursued toward the South since the war
as disgracerul in the former, aud as going
very far to justify and account for saces-
sion. While the South is being syste-
matically insuited, the North is fixing
upon itself the indelible stigma of dis
honor Cincinnati Enquirer.
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The Life and Remains
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-06

Down in Florida, the land of sun and
flowers" the carpet baggers and negroes,
called by courtesy legislature, have, as
has already been announced, elected
three Senators to Congress. A. S. Welch
was elected for the term ending March
4, 1869. He is school teacher from
Michigan, who went to Florida to run q
saw mill and failed. T. W. Osborne, a New
Yorker, who went to the State as agent of
the Freedman's Bureau, was elected for
tho term ending March 4, 1873 Abijah
Gilbert was elected for the tern ending
March 4, 1876. Gilbert is New Yorker,
and reported rich. He engaged to pay
the mileage and per diem of the mem.
bers, in convention scrip, $4,000 in
amount, and thus secured his place.
There were no old citizens of Florida
competent to represent the State. Judge
Marvin, even. waa voted dislnyal.- .-Er
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Gen. WM. Il. HASKELL,
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III ALF r. a X Il .

nNAND AFTER JULY 1sr. UNTIL FUR
" iber notice. vi7itors % the various water
inc Places on the line ofthc
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
will be carried AZ HALF fARk- laka SpTinEs,
Railey's Sprines. Nafheruosa SpFi1Es and
Lookout Mountain. are al orcn Dor the reccp-
Iil W.. J.RoSS, Gen1 sap't.
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of the Peace.
OFFICE, No. es sJeaersoastrees.
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usga 1il4 Rrfle kHSw.

3kh4Ae eoiparst saiue Or tug various medicines
fered for their ,eptance through ths advertising
umns of the rresl. in scriptnral Phrase they tn
but Only Adj fast u tAot whiaA is good Hence, m
cal preparation that has been growing In favor with
public for period Of twenty years, and las attain
hrGer Ale than any othsrs. remedy Of its class
sssched "a any country. may be sirly entitled sY
AID SPECIFIC, touching whose merits there Is no
for controversy Eos, this Is precisely the poetic
HosTnTTEB's STOMACH BITTERs. As mean
preventing and curing dyspepsia, ordinary indi2est
biousness, general debility, and nervous affection
hes nterallyliucd do,os all competition and legit
n taken It's place the foremost vegetable tonic
continent indeed. This hemisphere. In view Oft
statistical fact which may be readily verified By refer
ence the Revenue returns few words Of SEASONAL
advice In relation the of article in such gener
request will not be considered egostic out plas
Thare is which suggests the necessity fer
Of this agreeable inyigorant more significant
than the Fall. The great contrast between the temp
Of the nights and days. and the heavy mephit
mists arising from sxtenaive surfaces Of decomposir
vegetable matter nscsearily have depressing efe
upon systsms partially exhausted by the heat Of s1f
mer, md Therefore greatly needing that strength al
siem which ars the best safeguards against distas
Acting e tonic and stomachic, blood depu-ent,
BITIERS exercise wholesome influence upon eve
portion Of the organization and prepare 70 resist
unhealthy influence, Hence its great salne as 7,
| medicine foctl3dGw
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1RAK0wtk16 p666k in he
result Of The Tuesday elections, was proof
; ;.ss t.d & I'll i:dffl aHs ea ,'.:
7slt hat Mr.. SEYMOUR eide would prove
. dangerous one Is them. That il would pc
nsss.ssssping than shsy have allowed, AID
have endangered, but net certainly, the elsc-
tion Of Gfsnt II, those Stated should give
R1put Ic4n maioTiies, il Wa felt that Seq
-snour md Blair might q well retire from
iAe csnAssl. Ths agony Of waiting i over:
,Fx1Esjlf 2sia has stood firm - tho hills 10
her Rspubhcanism. The most rascally
Democratic frauds, the importation Of Bal
simore "plugp' and New York roughs, the
most unprecedented swindht In fictitious
aiturAl stibns, bsve not pt gs ID give
the Stats 70 the Dsssessacys huvs ff.
sssa hosasis'1 . "a Aare, sA;sA Novsa,
her viii int III txSA4t tidaSaAd ,fpr
r, i. ~ 9 istss - : = I'D - snbs
one vote - Dan .ssaa ave fhssnsa Tor
|0rsnt. IndlanAs lsll stlldt MI non INA
s;en II, the Ksssscky Ku-Klpz - - hAa
nov, and il certain for Grant By ten
|tAousand. - I y. sl asslfs
That the Republicans could win ID thoSt
States in tho face d the most reckless fraud
ever perpetratsd, pfove4 ous sRensth AID
removes any, doubt - to vhat thepe State
will do as1ls 4snsk.-IA a@asafsS3
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special Notices.

( upAsss 70 .rHz xrRyous AND DwILIfA-
"A iSa, WHOSE egM1qw have bean presrasted from
s ss: sss.s @ -: sias ss. 8.
Or havs sunsrs{ - .sslsssy ai.sAeres4 saes q.
,ses do.. !. 1ss.si ~, e o 5oo
liver, or urinary orr aesssntiy get
ont Of L yods - mi, milky. Q.
a,ss = e. :os' ''s = sss. Ct
has stood ashiles D6yssIssssssSa.as sreAth-
", yoa have s:i. d sansg or rush q blood to tbs
headi Z yoar nsnesys.psreAi sysur nind con ,
;esy assne tas snose' 70 ,ss, o s.l
g g. III pleae 70 ~ swsF fron everybody Ds sn,
mn - maks yon ftaA trnpf isyour sieep bro
=: z ;. h ns g, :.
self in society weli Do you pursue your business
with the energy, Do yeu feel a. much confdenc
!. 5000 q &c No. fn Z, 4 g ss'
or dyspepsia. Have you restless niehtsi Your b
weak. your tpssa xeas. .nd hays lu, t., little appel
Now reader sel-abnse, venertal diseases badly cur
end sexsat eHsssses oil capable q producing ~
s sssn NIKE sns Da ,oa
think that those bold, defiant, energetic, perstsefi
| successful businessmen sse Aivavs those whose go
s ss'; n sss,ss .o .,
psipitation 81 tie heart. They never afraid
esnno. .seessa Y ta soet 6scons &C.
company ofladiss, and look you and them right IN
e yo,r lsos e soy no ssai
oFxAas fansksd ~ ruorang 70 excess. These Will
onS fuin snefr oonsftusiosf but also they g bum
r.. i ssa sss.s s.ss
thnt state Of weGseA n those organs that has rdu
tho ispefai system much q 70 induce almost ev
Other disrase-fdfccy, lunacys paralysis, spfnai
tons, suicide. and almost every other form Of r
which humatity b heir 70, and the real caust
trouble scarcely evsf suspected, and have doctors
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Republican Union Meetings.

y
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II oss,sy Rspabisess Central conastsss. ~ s3s 4
80 ,pened below viii sddfsas ~ esseae
- $3.50 Aus3a6Aeed. 1hs xsecnftvs g.
"a. 100 - CpifAx Cauhs In saeh fsvQsAl J
~ 49, esraaxsnesss fcr soch 5lss1lsss
sso1ss q ~ 1850.
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co,lees, snesrlay. OssoAss y, ,. O. DON. - 80
ksannnnG - = -
pLnAsAnT nsO0n-sofriS school hess'. 1hsssd1ss
oetd1ef4 Naak ssaSs. Wf's"soa 6cAeoi Hoess.
No .0ctob~r y, rrsak sempss yosns's school
-. s..-a,v. O.ssass - =. q Mtilnsn 49, n. q.
nIaa1n->filos GrtvA ,1p4aJo4D. october ~ !,
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ssnpse. rrita1, oetobtr 90. Pr. HQoAeisfer az a
sAnpsl CdtA AehAoi DosaA. 1baSaa OSobea -,
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11DMe ~ &lna AD OUR AIMS ARK
-Gsas T. RAirmsss Novsssv, ase2 IS
RAN Q0HnSR - NOf 0AT9SRAC-
I0RYs1xAOVH M0aAP ONCE, M
MOr Wish IN ANY WAY TO IAPEDE
The SUCCESS OF OUR AIMS" g
-Groas . Hdneck, Ftb. 8. 1862.
NO YHE0RY OF MYaOWN WILL,
EYE. STAND IN THE WAY OF NY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FTfTH ANY
ORDER MAY RECEIVE FROM THoaE
MAUTHORITY OVHRlME.,s
-GroMt Il Secretd,y Chase, Nav %. 1864.
THIS IS A REPUBLIC, WHERE TIM
WILL OF THE PEOPLE Is THE LAW
OF TIE LAND -
-Grnfs Letter 70 hesident johnson, Auoss
1853.
81 RH4IL HAVE NO POLICY OrnY
oDW2Q TA9FER1 A0AlNAT@THE
W1EE0k1HE REORLE"
-0nnes Letter, Nay %, 1883.
"HUXAN LlBERTY THE ONLY
f Ff21 EEe{gsspATlos OF HUMAN Gov
,.9gls!:!!. ss:::'''''l /.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable, nstarta
neous; diAappointment ridiculous tints remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes; nvigorates and leaves the
Hair sou and beautiful, buei broom Sold by all
Druggists ard Perfumers and properly applied at Bsteh
lore's Wig Factory. No 1e Bond street, New York.
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVE 1
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Boston DOLLAR Store.

rI,HE IMMENSE SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
J. past business has induced 10 make great prepa-
rations for the fall snd winter trade.
Our checks and exchange lists contain nearly every
article desired for family such Dry and Frncy
Goods, Boots and ehues, Jew eiry and Plated Ware Cut
lery. &c, dc.
Presents worth from IS to 500 free to Agents
Make your orders large possible and send your
money by postal or Ter registered letter
We are agents for hundred foreign and do
mestic manufactures.
Our goods new and sold at Manufacturers prices
at Il for eacb article Descriptive checks $40 per humid
rel ten for 81. Agents wanted in every town. Cir
culars sent irae CUsUMAE q CO.,
10 Arch St. Boston.
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Watches and JewcIry.

A II. MILLER corner hanaospn and CLARK streets,
IA Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer Ia
Watches, JeweIry, Silver and Plated Ware. Agency o
then ational Watch Co
mareh22-deodIv
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COUNTY TfCK (
~ 0~k AZ IA DtayiA( Enof,
81. F. STRMPEL.
Eby Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK.
HOS. J. .. Youso

HOA. J. .. YOUaQ. 40
Rspefaa casdAss fbr Hector u LArgs, viii speskaB
The following times and pscss, the neeti to coa-
~'ssss.sts {ss.s;s ? m ), ..
c assasse; x. sG.ss,; % %
ANA 4tsss1ay. October. ].
ott1 lwas 1A&urday, B.
7OAkAl6os6 Tuesday ~
Adsl, fAurs6ay, 8.
res tGsinss, SesusdAy. 40.
Local Oomnittss requested to make the necessity
arrs9enspts Itt 10 eoaslsseA dssiralap u AA9lace
hat 1Sossusn shs6t1 b 11i1n ~ - adssspou,
sueh stnnee - p milo b sssn utdas,on Vii n.
yonsg Republican pagers pls6ee copy
PETER MRLENDY. clim.
GRAND HARBOUR AT Nh MOIHEb.
On rrf1sy and tAtardAj, October % and u, shss
Will be q Des Moinss . Grand Mass Meeting Of tn
stAse. n vAic the splosns Feake viii be prsssnl
an. LDaAN, MARIAN. CIV. MccRARk,
en-. oaLlsDr. kIRKw0QD, Ek-aQGEp,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-15
AMERICAN HOUSE

TAeSLargest. Rrst- Qass. House in New INLAND
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTMENTS. with bathing and Water
Oonveniences connecting Billiard Halls, Telegraph Of
Gee, and Cafe.
inn Il LEWIS RICE & SON, propr's.
Observation-Disclosures CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
rst Premium awarded at the u s. Fair, inos state
Pair and Chicago City Fairl Largest works the kind
In the United states.
CHAs. G..E. PRUssIEG,
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