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TnE HOPE OF SrcoEss-Tbe 81,

THE HoPE OF SUcoEss.-The cleo.
tons in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
sbas,9ed what the Democracy could ac-
,complish III Ohio we oaineJ ahont
81. 100 votes, in Indiana, $1,000, and
some or 10000 in Pennsylvania, ma
king total gain of some sixty odd thou
sand votes, besides number of Con-
gressmen, and these gains indicate what
we may accomplish by Tuesdays cleo
ton. In the October elections the Rad
icals had control of vast corruption
fund in those three States which can not
be raised again. They INDUCED in an
immense colonization of voters from the
other States, which they can not do in
November, because the election then is
general, and every voter will be needed
in his own State. Beside this, we are
assured that large number of Roman
Catholics, and Hebrews, who did not
vote in the State elections, will be array-
ed in November against Grant and Col
fax. Some assert that the last named
vote is strong enough in Indiana, Ohio,
and Pennsylvania, to turn their electoral
vote for the Democracy. Mr.. Seymour
our glorious standard bearer, is at the
front, with our banner uplifted. What
BOW remains for Kentuckians? Certain
y, our duty is to follow our great lea
Ter. Do this and the victory is ours.
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pIsrRIcT ELECTORS.
[The Election Next Tuescsy.

-
Before another issue of the COURIER
1.-The election for President and Vice
president of the United States will have
occurred, and the great issues between
the Democratic and Republican parties
decided Next Tuesday will decide the
greatest contest in American history.
During the Presidential campaign, Ken
tuckiaps, as we'll a. the people of the
ether Southern States, have been distant,
powerless, bat intensely interested spec
tators. The unanimous declaration of
Kentucky in favor of Democratic prin-
ciples has rendered an active political
campaign unnecessary, and our people
are brought to view the contest next
tuesday free of any degree ofexcitement,
and are called upon to cast their votes
with a calm and deliberate judgment.
The great fear of the Democratic party in
this State is that the lukewarm, dispirit-
cd condition of our friends may endanger
our interest, and possibly sacrifice the
party in some localities.
If our citizens would gather inspira-
ton from the confidence and enthusiasm
manifested by the Democracy in the
Northern States, it would work them up
to a solid and determined action In all
the Northern States the Democracy are
at work vigorously and enthusiastically,
and it is the duty of all Conservative
Kentuckians to stand by them in this
final struggle. Gov. Seymour, our stand
ard bearer is in the field, at the head of
his columns, commanding in person, and
his powerful efforts are awakening enthu-
1900 II---l.----e-----1r
we think producing Generalization
among the followers of the enemy He
is speaking to the heads, the feelings,
and to the pockets of the Northwestern
people, and if we are not deceived by the
cheering reports, his efforts will be
crowned with success. All along the
line of his route, at every town and depot,
immense throngs of people assemble to
hear his words of warning and encourage
ment, and his subordinates are re-eeho-
ing the good words of cheer throughout
the entire country. The cause of De-
mocracy is not hopeless. Our immense
gains in Ohio. Pennsylvania, Indiana,
and West Virginia, together with the
confident feeling and determined action
of our friends in those States indicate
great success on Tuesday next.
VIII Kentucky be found wanting in
this final struggle? Possibly, the result
of the election may depend upon our
electoral vote. It's easy enough for the
Democracy of this State to roll up
majority of 100000 for Seymour and
Blair, and nothing less than that should
content US. Will not every good citizen,
who has the greatissues involved at heart,
20 to work and encourage full vote next
Tuesday. We think the Republicans in
this county intend polling their full
strength in this election, and it should be
the pride of every conservative citizen
to so increase our vote as to utterly de-
stroy the effect of the Radical increase.
Fulton is the banner county of Ken c
lucky, and we must not loose that honor
lble distinction. Let every demociH for
the few remaining days between this and
he election devote his whole time to his $
q
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IT is fully understood at Washington
that there viii be no trial of Jeff Davis
in November. When Chief Justice
Chase returns from holding court in the
South he will proceed next to his Judi
eiary.duties on the supreme bench.
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THE official vote of Pennsylvania for
State Auditor, is as follows: For Hart
ranft (Radical) 33s,O6s; for Boyle
(DemocraD 32s,391 majority for Hart
rnaft, 1867, not including Forrest coun-
fy, which is not yet heard from officially.
but which is estimated at majority Of
four votes for Haitranit.
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DoUBTPUL STATES.
EXCLUDED STATES.
REHABILITATION.
Whole electoral yote..................

The Democrats have a reasonable
chance of carrying Georgia, o; Alabama,
9; Arkansas, 4 Louisiana, 6 and North
Carolina, 10; which added to the So
counted above, gives them 121, or IS less
than election. Excluding the States of
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, which
have been ruled out of the election, 149
votes is only required for election.
Assuming this count to be correct the
Democracy have te take their chance for
gaining the % votes from the States Of
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Missouri, Kansas, and New Hampshire,
casting together 1O1 votes
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FROM the Sd to the 10Th of January
1869; a week of prayer is besought, un-
der the authority of the Evangelical AL
lance, over the whole world.
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INDIANA.-The official. votesof Indi-
ana shows Bakers majority over Hen
bricks to be 96l. In 1866 the Republi-
can majority was 14,202. This shows
a Democratic gain OF 1924 in two
years.
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: CUlS uSlipi AAiNdatii - az Pr
esby their own arguments to be fail
ure, and that the Republican party be-
cause of the obnoxious measures they
seek to impose, are responsible for all the
disorder that may exist in that section;
or, if reconstruction is a success and the
South is at peace, they have unpardon-
ably and criminally deceived the North
ern people Had the canvass been made
heretofore on this view success would
now be upon our banners.
Mr.. Seymours discussion of the fnan-
cial condition of the country is able, and
presents the issues in some new aspects.
He is talking to the pocket-interest OF
the Northwestern States, and the poor
men of that section who have so long
been the slaves of eastern legislation and
eastern capital, must be influenced by
his appeals We look for bright and
glorious results from Mr.. Seymour's can
Yass
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MIDDrEroTs, Ind, April %, So.
Mr.. NJ L. D6pi6h writes: / do not iaow
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any more
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voice of our people. We call upon eve
ry opponent of negro suffrage, every
friend of the white race in the Firs
District to come to the polls on mex
Tuesday and vote for Hon. l.. S. Trimble
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e.onr ON the stump.

We believe that Gov Seymour action
IN taking the stump in this hour OF the
country's danger, meets with the aPpro-
val Of all good democrats. The people
have right to know the position OF men
who propose to lead them. Besides 1t Is
undeniable that our democratic leaders
have suffered themselves to be worsteu
nv the manner in which the campaign
has heretofore beer conducted. 1t need
cd ourstandard bearer in person to change
the mode of battle. The Radicals IN the
State campaigns lrave devoted the whoie
Of their time and power to pointing ou'
and exaggerating every disturbance III
the Southern States, and magnitying ev-
erv personal fight and neighborhood dlf-
dculty into preparations for war and an
other rebellion, and have tried TO n@ 'N'
! responsibility of all these troubles upon
the Democratic party. The Radical plat
form congratulates the country upon th
entire success of their reconstrucuo'
measures, but they have given the decla
ration of Their platform the falsehood, D
continually arguing that the ooutner
States are in a condition OF anachy' 10Y
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named as the successor, with Hancock
Adams, Ewing or Franklin, for Y ice
President. Mr.. Coyle saidl that he had
seen Chase, and that Chases would accept.
There came man fromN Washington
to know if the change was 10 be mades
and If so, to consolidate on some enc man
Here he learned that the National Com
mittee knew nothing of the affair. Mr.
Tllden went to the residence of Manton
Marble, editor Of the World, and begged
of him till 4 o'clock in the morning, to
state that the article was unauthorized
and to to take it back, but Marble refused
and came out with another demand.
The cowardly paid for conduct of the
World was unknown to the Democratic
Committee till too late to call back the
blow.
The Committee wanted no change
the people wanted no change Of candi-
dates. The fight was going on brayely,
as 1t is once more. The October elec-
tons gave us great gains-seven mem
bers OF Congress and a Democratic in
crease on the popular vote
The World, and the World alone, un-
der certain influences we shall speak of
soon, is responsible for the demoraliza-
ton, for this Judas-like attempt to sell
out the entire Democratic party, and
thus insure the election of Grant, the
securing of gold to boudholders-the ex-
emption from taxation Of United States
securities, and the funding of six hun
dred million dollars by the next Con-
gress, for the benefit Of the bondholders.
Let the odium, the curse, rest where
it belongs, on the white kid organ of
mouey-changers, and not upon the Ma
tional Democratic Committee, the New
York Democratic Committee, or the earn
est, fearless, honest, determined Democ-
racy of this proud city, who with us feel
insulted by the rotten course of the
World but the more determined to press
on with the contest till the campaign
terminates in the election Of Seymour
and Blair
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Remember that next Tuesday the De-
mocracy of Fulton will have chance to
vote for Seymour and Blair, and consti-
tutional liberty.
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DY virtue of an order of sale in the
above case to me directed by the Judge
of the Fulton Circuit Court, / will on
MONDAY, NOV. 18TH. 1868,
at the FIGURING Mill, known as Robinson's
mill in the city of Hickman, Ky. expose to
sale at public cutlery, on credit of six
months, the following described articles:
Two steam Engines, one boiler, three
sets of mill stones boiling machine, and
all the gearing and machinery belonging to
said mill. The purchaser will be required
TO give bond7osfsisaapproved security for the
purchase money, Said bond TO have the force
and effect of judgment.
r. +. MILLET,
oct17 3t Ss.eeriff Fulton county.
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TVVE NEW YORK WORLD.
usexx il Happened to Make s"ch
A Fool OF Itself.

A gentleman wants to know the truth
If the National Democratic COMMITTEE
authorized the New York World to ae-
mand change in its ticket, or II any Oh
the Committee knew of the proposed de-
mapd of the World before the paper
came out as it did. To this brace OF
questions the New York Democrat an-
swers,
No. Weld
The article was inserted in the Wori1
after a wealthy bondholder OF New orr
ba5 been to the Office and made the 'nt ,I
arrangement and the right change In n,
annearance of the World Thursday wiz w,
tba article in it, was the first either OF u u
Committee knew of it. The news reach
0 ed Washington before noon, ana thG ~
: ,nocrats there knowing that the " or
5 was partly owned by members oil ,ne ~
tio,al committee, and knowing thaU
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col FRANK WOLFORD, of Casey;
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