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TnG HEALTH up TnE REV. In. GrRLgY.-
At $50 "'rl"rh this morning, DrH, ElwntdG
AM NirE"l', lh" attendant phynlCiang On the
Rev. .tr. u riley, Informed our reporter that
he wa. declining, and that his death might
be expected at any moment
Every attention that friendship and heart
felt kindness could suggest and medical
science could execute have been brought to
bear to alleviate the suffcrings of tho Rev.
Doctor.
ATTEHrIoT, BoVs IN BLrH - Mcmbcrs of
this organization and all others who intend
attending the Philadelphia mass convention,
VIII meet at headquarters, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue, at 9 o'clock, q, m, October /, 1868
While In Philadelphia, the headquarters will
be at St Lawrence Hotel, Chestnut street, be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, where
torches will be furnished. Upon their arrival
In Philadelphia, further Instructions will be.
given.
New HAIR DRESSING SALoON.-Mr. Demon
geot, the cntcrprising hair dresser and human
hair worker, has fitted up, at great expense
spacious rooms on the north side of Pcnnsyl
vania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
where he will carry on the business Of ladies'
hair dressing and wig manufacturing. He will
also continue at his old stand.
THE BARRIERS AND HAIR DRgssLns.
meeting of tho BARRIERS and hair dresscrs was
called for p. IN. yesterday at Demongeots
T 1HO,Thn, ana on reHmf{SsnlS avenue, between
attendance that the subject Of uniform rates
and hourH was not discussed. The subject will
be handled at - future meeting.
OVEECoAT FOUSD.-A fine oyercoat was
found on Sunday night on an iron railing on
seventh street, which was turned over to
Lieutenant Ecklor Of the Seventh precinct,
who has II in his possession awaiting the de.
mand Of the owner.
LEorrKE.-Rev. j. Sclla Martin, IN intclli.
gent and educated coOred man, was has spent
several yeats in Europe, will lecture this
Wednesday, evening at the Fiftccnth-strcet
Presbyterian church, on the "Puhlic Men OF
England Admission free,
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Excursions. Pic.Nics, &C
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this we'll known nd rarulai
place OF rcHOrt desires 80 call the attention Of
Citations, schools and private parties Wishing to give
Pic-Nics &c, to the
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
J.! IL located on the corner Of New York avenue aud
Fret street west tH easy of access, and Is shady
cool, and pleasant Its supplied with shooting
galleries, tcn-pin alleys, nying horses, &c. Re-
fire. hents Qf all kinds, and OF the best quality, FUR
nshed at the lowest rates. There Is also hnO
dancing pavilion in tho Garden. The manager
pledges himself to please all who may apply,
JOHN HOCkEMEYER,
2N Manager.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

MHRTING on THH STBAMEG TALArOOsA.-
We are requested to state that the meeting
this evening on board the steamer Talapoosa,
at the navy-yard, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, will COM
mence at halfpast o'clock. A large number
meetings, and as tlRs vessel IL expected soon
to receive sailing orders, this meeting will
doubtless be one OF unusual Interest.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

MARROW FRgT-Lad!es desiring any style
OF hne boot, made on narrow lAsts, are easily
suited and fitted, at Cummins', 3i7 Seventh
street, near the Northern market, thereby
avoiding unnecessary expense and trouble OF
having them made to order.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

The RIVER FRoTT.--Bcry's Whdrf-Sailcd:
steamer HI Livlngston, LAWYER, for Balti.
rival here On Monday from Bsltlmor rsf she
landed 1000 bushels OF prime red wheat for
mr. y. L. Shoemaker, OF Georgetown. A fine
lot Of blue stone, suitable for sill, steps, and
landed here, for Nicholas Ackcr, esq.
r, BroUn's WhdrC-Arrived: Schooners James
Corum, Calob, from Hnrtison's Cove, Md,
with wood for s. p, Brown Soni Canora T,
Ray, from Havre-dc Grace, with 100 tons Of
coal for same firm.
- Fdys Whdrf.--Arrived: Schooner Porto Rico,
market Sailed: Schooner Bennett, :, for
Alexandria, to load coal for New York. There
are Ave schooners lying In the stream Off this
wharf with wood for market.
Foicier's Wharf - Arrived-Sohr. Morning
Star, Lynch, from Philadelphia, with coal for
the Washington 4 Georgetown Ice Company.
Sailed-Schr. J b. Smoot. --, bound down
Riley, Wharf - Arrived schrs. Benjamin
her for J. D. Ward; str, Virginia, Gray, from
Cdricr's Whdrf.-Sailed-S Thos. 9. Wor.
rcll, Seward, for Elizabeth river, Va, west
Branch with manure to Jas O. Taylor.
Guindnd's WhdrJ.-Arriyed- Schrs. Arllng-
ton, Bradshaw. with wood for marketi Pilot,
Norris, wood for West n Lusby; -Four Boys,
Murdoch, wood to market; Sarah Ellen, Shan
non, do, Constitution, Perry, do.
SCHUkTzkN V BREIN.-Ihc Hrst grand Schuet-
zenfest OF the Germania Schuetzen Netein
will commence to-day at the seventh street
Park, and from the arrangements made prom
ises to be one of the grandcst affairs OF tho
kind that has yet taken place in this District
Tho association will meet this morning at 3
o'clock at Arbiter Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
between Four-and.a-half and sixth streets,
where the procession will be formed, and after
marching through the principal thorough.
fares will proceed to the Park, where the ex-
ercises incident to the fest will take place.
Tho prizes to be awarded coat over $500, and
attract much attention at Angefmann's, on
Seventh street, where they are on exhibition.
There are also a number of prizes presented
by private individuals, including a stove, pre-
scented by Mr.. Spanslcr, president of the vo-
reini schuetzen hat, presented by Mr.. Det-
tritch; set Of jewelry, Mr.. Hcunch; gold ring,
Mr.. Lemkul; silver watch, Mr.. Ochsenreotcr;
card table, Mr.. Dcssau. The first prize 10 u
splendid set of furniture.
Little Master Willie uammack, who,
II Will be remembered, met with quite An ac-
cident in falling from the rope At the late
Schuetzenfest, has now entirely recovered,
and will be present every day to astonish via
itors with his agile pcrforma nccs on the tight
rope. MIR. Abner, proprietor of the park, has
prepared most extensive decorations, and the
grounds at night will present brilliant Mp
pearance.
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HRLp TO BAIL-lienry Schmidt charged
with assault and battery on DR.. q. =. Hunt on
Monday, was arrested by Oiticcr Madgan, and
arraigned before Justice Plant, who, after
hearing the evidence, held Schmidt to bail for
his appearance at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

SANITARy,-Twenty.nin written notices
were served and thirty verbal notices given
by the sanitary police within tho past %
hours, and five dead animals removed outside
OF tho GnrporAte limits.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

MRHTISd OF FIRE CoMMISsIoNREs.-h meet.
Ing of the Board was held last night at their
room Ia the City Hall, where Mayor Bowen
and Commissioners Thompson, johnson,
Goodall, and GOrbutt were present.
without transactlng any business, the meet.
ing adjourned until Friday evening, 9th Of Dc.
tober. Previous to adjOurning petition ask.
ing the reinstatement of the old fire depart
next meeting.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

SALH OF TnB STEAMER THos. CoLLYEr.-
The Potomac Ferry Company have sold the
Thos Colyer to Baltimore parties at good
timore, where she will be put in thorough re-
pair and placed on some regular route not yet
developed. The Collyer is staunch little
craft, and will doubtless prove lavorite in
her new home, as she was in this, whore she
has SO long been a familiar fixture.
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libcloua, aud malicious article hcrcfnbefore
referred to and hereinafter set forth, thereby
meaning aud intending 10 declare that the
plaintiff was the most depraved, i'm moral, and
vicious criminal and Infamous man In said
city, unless II were one other person called by
them Chris Richards; and that II was doubt
full II the plaintiff did not even surpass the
said person in dcpravity, immortality, vice,
crime, and infamyi and that however this was
the plaintiff and the person called Chris Rich.
ards were probably alike dcpFavod, immoral,
vicious, and Infamous in this city and District
tIlcro follow the articles which have been be-
fore puhilshedl BY means Of which the said
plaintiff hath been and is greatly injured 10
his said good fame and credit, and brought
iuto public scandal, disgrace, aud ihfamy to
the damage Of said plaintiff of $50 900.
SubpTnaa were issued Immediately.
Adjourned
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

IL roWE,-Thc old veteran hose manufac-
turer, Mr. Robert W. Dukchart, of Baltimore,
arrived In the city a day or two since, and Is
the guest Of Mr.. VIM. Ellwood, chief OF the
Fire Department. Mr.. Dukehart will visit
connection with a contract to furnish the tire
department there with n quantity of his justly
celebrated and seryiccable riveted leather
hose. Mr.. D. 10 looking rs Juvenile rs In days
gone by.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

ORPHANS CorRT-Judgc Purceii.-This court
transacted the following business on yester-
day
LETTERS TEsTAMRNTARY.
Nathaniel Pitts qualified as administrator
oil Nathaniel Pittg, ST., giving bonds In II, 200,
with stephen Smith and Lewis Howard as
surcties.
Helen i. Morgan qualified as administrator
OF L. q. Morgan, giving bond in 5000, with
EnOch Tottcn and VIM. A. Earnest as sureties.
y. s. Wallach qualified as administrator of
VIM. Owner, giving bond In o., 900, with Rich
ard Wallach and Walter LenoX as sureties.
GUARDIANS.
Michael Tally qualified as guardian OF the
estate of the orphans OF John Tally, giving
bond In Al 900, with Martin Connolly aud John
Riley as suretics.
ACCOUNTS.
The accounts of Elizabeth Thompson's ex.
ecutor, Henry Cammack's executor, aud Lou
lisa Emmert's guardian, were filed and APP
proved.
The court then adjourned until Saturday
next.
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last, Col, Wood, chief of the secret service at
the Treasury Department, with Major George
II. Fayman and John Y. Dunn, his assistants,
Theodore Rnvel, and Dir. Morritz, on a charge
Of being engaged in counterfeiting. The OIL
GERS succeeded in capturing = % plate on the
plates unfinished. The parties were taken be-
fore Commissioner Jones, In Brooklyn, who
held them to await the action OF the grand jury
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

SELLING Liquor ON SUNDAY,-JustISc Jos,
I. X. Plant yesterday fined Patrick Murphy
f2O for selling liquor on Sunday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

NIOLATiNd Cow LAw.-Jcremiah Lynch
was arraigned before Justice CLARK, charged
with having more cows than the law allows.
lie was fined 40,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

MBRTINa OF MICHIGAN MEN.-A meeting OF
the citizens of Michigan was held last evening
At the office Of DIR. Bliss, No. IA I street, to
make arrangements for procuring commuia-
tion tickets on the railroads to attend the en-
suing election. On motion of NJ. i. Higgins,
Dr. Bliss was chosen chairman and NJ. E. N.
Howell secretary. A general discussion was
introduced relative to the object OF the meet
COMMITTEES of Observation-Disclosures TO ascertain at
what prices tickets can be obtained to all
points In the State. The committee is COM
posed of Mcssrs. Barnes, Howell and Rey.
nolds. Another committee was appointed 10
ascertain what number in the different De-
partments would go. The meeting adjourned
to one week from next Saturday evening at
the same place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

NuIs4SCg,-WilliRm Sanderson WAS sum
moned before Justice Lynch on the complaint
or Martha A. Heith with maintaining n nut-
sance on his premises. Fined s.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

ORpERED.-Gunner Charles EarushRw has
X, ] Hill, gunner, has been granted sick leave.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

THosn thirty and thIrty.iive dollar Scotch
Suits that Saks & 90, blT Seventh street,
make to order are the most genteel suit for
business wear out,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

DssTITuTR.-O StinchConb found
sick and destitute white man, named JamCs
Kelly, and had him conveyed to the aims.
house,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

GARIBALDI SUITs for small boys at very low
prices, much less than is usually charged for
such articles, at Geo. Z. Hennlng's, No. iii
Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

DHsgRTBR.-Robe Barry, a deserter, was
arrested by Lieut.. Skippon, of the Sixth pre-
cinct, and taken before Justice CLARK, who
turned him over to the military authorities.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

PHcE lI,r Igruts' furnishing goods at the
original Flluts, ~ seventh street, between
j and l. F'rcrls' Good white shirts, flCll ali
tine white shlria, i222iO; good undCrshirts
mcIinu shlrts aud tItwcrs, II 30, fl.7j; good
cotton socks, 10, Is, 20, and 2j centsi best
English halt hose, 70 aud - ~ per dozen; good
paper collars, three boxes for 2i cents; white
hGudkTchtcls, Il, %, and % cents; linen col
lus, ruIiS ties, bow, toilet articles, Sc, at
popular Pricrs. Rcmrmhcr the plnce--Wl
doors below i street. No branch stores. ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

Election or OFFIrER- At the regular
mceting OF Metropolitan Division, No, ~, :.
Of T., last night, the following officers were
p, David McIntosh; W. A., John Goldiui Il,
>, Il. q, PolknhOrn; A. r. s., George DCrcin;
+. ;, Charles Mcpherson; Treasurer, J. e..
!. q. SMITH A, q, John A. Tafei |, =, A,
LcdlHghnm; q. =, J. q. linlllInj Lady Scnii-
nel, Miss Ada rhumpsoni Lady Conductor,
Mrs. McPhersoni First Lady Assistant, Miss
Thompson; Third Lady Assistant, Miss Bette
Adams.
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lnOmphOHI OF SNlNnIHc. lncy were IHcH cN-
eortcd to Harvcy's RESTAURANT where they
were cOllated by Calanthc Lodge, and spent
an agreeable evening.
THE ACCIDENT TO THK 2QTH INFANTRY --
Further particulars concerning the accident
near GOrdOnsville, Virginia, to the Goth it,
fantFy regiment, while on It's way to Tenncs-
see, say that the unfortunate affair was caused
by breaking OF one Of the switch bars, Seven
cars were thrown down an embAnkmCnt, max.
Ing complete wreck. The following privates
wetS killed: George Hewitt, eompany,C' Leo
Joseph Myers, Ira U, Blan, Jamcs Cosgrove,
and Lewis Bcnutcls, company b. John Baker,
Henry Schlerker, ] Holden, Edwin SNOW, and
layer, Thomas Kelly, T. Anderson, u. Raj.
tray, and A. Francis, company Al James MAJ.
tin, company /; Corporal Peter Troy, COM
pany O. one brakeman. The wounded men
were PLACED on train and conveyed TO Lynch
burg, aud AZ soon as the wreck was cleared IN
the train proceeded with the regiment
EXTRA CHARGE on STREET RAILWAYS
Extra fare will hereafter be charged all pas
sengers having baskets, trunks, boxes kC,,
riding upon the street railways, Large sized
trunks vii " charged four fares, moderate
.ze, two fares, and small yaliccs one fare.
Baskets, with aIketlng, Sc, will also be
charged proportionatcly
MAJOR GENERAL DYER,-ThG Secretary Of
War has directed n board Of inquiry TO con.
yene in this city, on the first Monday in OctU-
her, to Investigate changes brought againSt
HreNet Major General Dyer, chief Of ordnance,
and Judge Advocate General Holt will act ~
Judge Advocate of the court,
WEPplNG,|On yesterday morning, at the
Rockwell of the Ordnance Department, was
united In holy wedlOCk to Miss Ellen a.,
DAUGHTER Of the late Major q. i, Hohbte, ,T4I
bic, brother of the bride, and tho bpuClI ion
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

DlEECTuI-' MEErING.-Thc directors of the
Washington aud Georgetown street railroad,
at their last meeting, accepted the resignation
OF WA, Dunning, esd" As ptcsidcnt OF The
the position of president some fine prior to
Mr Cunning, Mr. Riicr Is regarded as gen.
tIcnrn Of considerable experience in railway
matters.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30

tIYIr AID MILITARY PiC-NI,,-Ihc WA-A
Ing ,un Circle Fenihn Brotherhood viii give =
inFtuu cay Gardens this afternoon nnl owe.
!,tng, the proceeds 70 be de,olcl 10 UNIFORM
tug tho military company now being Org IN.
u tirL.
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.yEpv. PrHLTC.sTIO.v'S.

OUR YoUNG FoLKs-for July contains par'
xr. of DR.. Haycs's Arctic story, fine poem by
Florence percy with large number OF other
equally interesting aud charming articles. LII
the August number the Publishers announce
articles by Mrs. Stowe, J. T. Trowb' idge
William Allen Butler and Mrs. Weeks. Messr'
Tickncr d: Fields, Boston.
We have recciv d from Mr.. 7. c, Evans
129 Washinaton st. Boston g The Advertiser
Handbook containing a list of the mos
desirable advertising mediums Of the United
States, including the leading Religious, Agri
cultural and Literary Publications. Mr.. Evans
is reliable and prompt advert sing Agent
and we are pleased to record the evidence OF
thrifty business.
-IIarpers' Magazine for July is re-
ccived from A. Williams &Co.. through Il
Cole Who has it for sale. All of Harper
publications ale POI ular, and the Month
ly increases in popularity as 1t increases ii
age.
Harpers' Weekly and IIarpers' Bazaar
both popular with all readers, are to b
found at Mr.. Coles and at Mr.. IIale's.
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The Democratic Conve tins
at AuguSta'

:' :. AUGUSTA, June 81, 1SGS.
To the Editor Of tie Press:
You learned the result of the gatherings
here By t legraph yesterday. l send you
to-day a few noes and jottilgs which may
still be of interest.
TIE SOLDIERS CONVENTION.
AS it appeared inproc ssion on the Way
to ,.ic ,l...i n,,.,iJelcd filty-ni"e by actual
count. who had at some time been con-
nected with army or navy. OF these. one
(their flag bearer,) was taken from our
jal the night before. four had been arrest
ed for descrtions by our deputy marshal.
and enc had served an apprenticeship in
Fort Warren. When they left tile hall TO
join the State convention their numbers
had Increased to III. They We're received
with great affcctation of enthusiasm.
When this had stb>i led onef the dele
gates directly in front of me said to his
neighbor Joe. | consider his soldier
business a damned cheap affair. between
YOU and me. - 80 do |. replied Joe.
but it has cost us good deal tor tickets
to get tie damned cnsSes here and we
must make the best show We can. The
passage which excited most enthusiasm in
Col. Rob 1rts' address to his "f How sol
diers," on taking the chair. was one i'll
which he declared in favor of L white
man government. -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

To BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR, AND
restore it to its natural color, and impart that
beautiful gloss. odor. etc. Use Mrs. s. A. Al
lens Improved (i.e,r styie) HAIR REsToRER or
DRESSING. (ia one b 5hic,) Every Druggist
sells it. Price one dollar. I'm 81
A HAIR RESTORATIVE and DRFSsiNG.-Has
for atwelvemonth been combined in that SUI
pcror Preparation now widely knownas "Dar.
rett's Hair Restorative"
Wi.tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, is"a COM
b;nation and Il form indeed for healing and
curing diseases Of the throat lungs. and chest.
1t cures a cough by loosening and cleansing the
lungs. and allaying irritation; thus rem9ring
the cause. instead of drying up the cough and
leaving the disease behind.
AS dough without yeast in it, or beer
without pop to it, so is waSh-tub without
STEAM REFINED SoAp.-uodera prorerb.
SOLD CHEAP AMP Poor PAY.-,rhos, who buy
the common kinds Of a,ll terated Saera tbs get
badly sold. AID are paid in yellow bread, i'll
hca tn, and nervous debility. Pylc's Saciatus
is pure and perfectly reliable against all those
evils. All Tire best groccrs keep Pylc's Sal
eratus in pound packages.
A gentleman afflicted with the chronic
rheumatic in says" No description of my case
can convey the vast amount of benefit | have
received from the Use Of " Johnson'S Anndynn
Eminent" l believe it is the best article in
the world for rheumatism.
IF horse has Il good constitution, and has
once been good horse. no matter how old ar
haw much run down he may b., lie can be
greatly improved. and in many icS"ccts made
rs good rs new. by u liberal OF "Sheri,lan's
Cavalry Condition Powd,is.'
MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti-
clc-superior 10 Coiosne, anl at half the price.
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The s'NO Enthusiasm Qucs!iO"

The New York Post which draws it so
mildly that. it has been claimed to be
against Grant, thus speaks of the cry
about the absence OF farorc over him by
the populace, by which it i, argued that
the people care nothing for him.
s'Ift is crime or an offence to love
plain ways. a simp'c life; TO avoid what
General Mcclellan coaspi uou>ly courted
military pageants and republican dem
onstrations of regard for his pcrson-if TO
he utterly unspoiled by his remarkable
fortunes is an offence in General Grant.
then he is certainly Il great offender. For
it is unquestiontble, that he is now rs plain
III dress, as duiet in his habits. is simple
and unassuming a citizen as he WAS when
he entered the army as colon l. He is
content to do his duty; this Is. as it has
been. the alpha and omega Of his thoughts !;
and the American people, who know how
to respect and value the kind OF character
he has developed. do not think the less Of
him that he does no. court the noisy pliud-
its of crowds.
We should have f:llen very low in 'ecd.
if. as a people, we know not hO Y to APP
preciate the sterling eia-act of II man
like Grant; if we needed in Il candidate
for the Chief Mayi>tracy. that he shonld
cour. and create personal devotion for
himself in his adhercnts. AMI thus make
the political struggle /; personal one. If
that were necessary. then irliy Grant
would not be SO good Il candidate AS the
first glib-tongued dcmagogGe who could
be picked up inthe taverns of New York.
--rPortlamd .S.af.
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The Tendencies OF he Age.

The New York Times closes a strong
editorial GA "A White Mans Government
with the following political prediciio -
'sIfthe Democrats, directly or indirectly.
by words or by acts ..by doctrines they an
nounce or by men they nominate. take
:heir stand upon this position that this is
exclusively "white man's Government
they doom themselves not only to defeat.
but to disaster and death. II i; not only Il
lcaction against the war. and against the
principles which it established; il is a re-
action against the tendencies aud events
of the aye-against that broader and high
or civilization which is making men every
where more tolerant of mere accidental
distinctions. and which Is admitting them
as n,en to share the lights and Response
biliiies, as they must share the burdens
and penalties OF Governments and l.ws