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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21
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1t having been reported that Mr.
Bsecher declared in favor OF Chase M
Grant in bis pulpit two weeks ago, no
takes occasion to deny the story in the
following unequivocal language, which
we extract from letter to the oston
Advertiser. dated July Stb.---
II have never been a Chase man .--
have for years, an leader in public
affairs deemed him, like ais greenbacks,
as promising more OF the face than
thsy are worth in gold. While the
Nav York Independent was landing
him hs demigod, and tho New York
Tribune was using his n anne to obscure
the prospects Of Grant, / heartily and
openly disagreed with both Of them. for
| thoroughly liked Grant and thorough
~ distrusted Chase. He is splendid
man to look upon but poor man 10
lean npon. ambition lifts some men
towards things noble and good, makes
them large and generous. Other mons
ambition biurs the sharp hnss and dis
tinetions between right and wrong. and
leaves them, in the oagernsss Of over
selfish desires. TO become u prey for bad
men / baYC for years ieit that Dir.
Chase's ambition Was consuming the
better elements Of bis nature
have liked Grant from the first.
Sold, uDprstenuOus, straightforward,
apt 10 succeed and not spoiled by sue
cess, wise in discerning men. skiIfm in
using them, with the rare gift which
Washington bad IN an eminent degree
Of wisdom IN getting wisdom FROM 9th
er men eonnciis--I confidently ante
ipate, that. great IA has military success
bAs been, be will hereafter DO known
even more iAyorably for tie wisdom Of
bis civil administration.
The seven-fold bumiliations aud re-
eantA tions through which Chase waa re-
CURED 10 go for democratic Domina-
tom only 10 Zee the smiling Seymour
look behignly down upon hia lost cs-
tate. has no parallel except IN the inn
mortal history Of ReiBele Fychs. There
will nov be 30 third candidate between
Grant and Seymour II will be fair
fight between rugged honesty and
plansibIs eraff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

HAAS HaHrroEp srrsca "A CsNNfrl Erruasr
--tfenufs PRANK hlsir, she nvsaoosntis candidate
o. the -rtssitsni made speoeh Ia THE rity
% MendAy evening, March s2sh, isaT, = uhigh
The tsilosiug - 40 estHct,
Blair 'Felr Cltspas ne stutSl'm ofNeu Fog.
land the ffceN1n the coa'p5tlsul rivers rc,la.
sid io ths vottshops q New Eagland
tAvOsce "nry upf'g
blair The pFinsiples Il = fathers tliscrim 'naio
rgot shi From tss p,unar HE llas u = obi wurll.
and We have b come down - ai~aats and rieiusl
! proposition ~ of -hhty Asd = yursuii q pfse.
/ aIgi'
toFeat coufusioa in tho hall Cries q "rat
/ him cut, &pi
Blair lsmibnsl; ''oh, rs, aoat ru. nj oui
Hen be put eut when he iota no that ~ ,eiss d
be put oai. t0rvai lAughtefl I sas. don't ru,
m cut There's such thing as public 'rplnion
and nAkos nuisance oi lnself, he'll he ahatca
he will
Here the chairman whispered 10 him, and
Blatr smiled 10 strange n,Ahasr.l
blair. The gos mcnt no inngpr Elats they
have subututed for il q GOV moai Of Con,,rossian.
al diserc'shun That Congress without iuf'ronco
10 uansn'.han. has pFeous,led 10 sua5t laws h.
violation u the Con ~ shun, By witch the Con-.
en- uhun is 'urcly auihisted."
Several yoiecs; "1iah fog Con runbun."
daughter
Blair "Fol'r citizens, / shay
tiiors he wac interrupted by violent hiesos au,l
stamping IN all parts Il the ball.
The chairman waved his hand In a besooohme
manner Tor the crowd 10 be nlont
Blair; MY iolr eir1ons, shall not detaln you
butA
more stamping and hisring aud the chairman
waved hir hand again
Blair: II wish & gay that this thing Id is 10
destoy = goy'ment which bas been I wonder aud
admiration ~ ! world
loud hisses were given and there was great
confusion. The chairman lifted up his forcan-
ger, this time, bosoechingly)
Blair: "fel'r citizens Before
tViolent applause and hissen.I
Blair The Cos su-shun
Cries for "pooliitlo Doolittle")
Blair Both porputions
Greenwood kissing and great dsordor)
The chairman; Order, gentleman. order =
Blair ''Ils not truo the people II = south"
long continued kissing and mock applause
The chairman II beg you, gentleman 10 boso
hiuu M ~ h"At thc argument on our gallant tfl
friend. He does moi deal IN defamation
Blair, "iov-.
Voice. Louder"
Blair II ask you-"
tHere the confusion vas go great that the
meeting Threatened TO break MP In a row, aud
many left the hail.
blair; II say these negroes
voice: "Damn tho nager lei them 20 and
give us something else" (shouts 81 laughter
Blair; I'VE cannot lei them go"
same voice: ''wo hear enuff" uAnght teri
(Iilair then directed his remarks 10 the indi-
viduai who had interrupted him, and his smiling
continuance indicated that he enjoyed tho cpl
sode-)
Blair turning again 70 tho andiencol Il
shay"
tdreht confusion, and cries If ''sit down, ''lry
mp" with hirses and stamping. Here a gentle
man ON the stage conferred with the chairman,
Blair meantime trying 10 got the attention Of the
crowd.l
Blair; II was9ping TO aay that theso negroes,
tgrcat shoaiingl bat you'll not hear me, III
give way"
He then Bat down, greatly 10 the relief Of eve
rybody in the hail. Hartford Pos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

Long before The New York Conven.
ton, Gov. Seymour animated to bis
friends that he could not be- a candi.
date. "a his health would not enable
him TO perform the duties Of the Pres
idency. Five minutea before he 70.
osived the nomination. he said he could
not in honor suffer bis name TO be us.
cd. after the statements he had previ.
ously made. When be concluded q
lay aside his honor and accept the nom
iaailon, he was probably influenced by
belief that he would never be called
upon 10 perform the duties OF the
Presidential Office 10 tho injury Of his
health.
II Mr.. Seynour's health depends up
90 freedom from the cares Of the Pres
idency. there 10 every reason TO believe
that be viii attain . comfortable old
age. That enthusiastic desire to thrust
ofice npon a reluctant victim which
was exhibited 10y The Convention, does
mot seem TO be appreciated by the
masses Of the Democratic party. The
various gentlemen who bad their hopes
raised BY Gov, Seymoar'a arm refusal
10 suiIsF the use % bits name, only 10
b cast down By bid modest acceptance
Of The nomination, do not like the New
York tactics
Neither IN the party very enthusiasts.
tic over the nominsiion for Vice Presi-
dent II is true Gen. Blair has graft
fed those who belonged to the peace
party whea there was a rebellion 10 bs
suppressed. with . war.like letter
against she reconstructed government.
Having Tins done all be could to wash
cut bis abolition and Union record,
Gen. Blair ought TO be received into
the Democratic fold without snspicion.
And yet tho Democracy, having in view
the manner in which President John
son served his party. are troubled with
fsas1 about the reliability Of their own
convert They need not be disturbed
Ar. Blair never VIII be elected Vice
President; and IL be should, the Re
pubhCans would NOD be 30 anxious 10
make him Presidens - 10 resort 10 as
samsinnAinn.
u . bot Haely that any ticket which
carries The name Of Horatio Seymour
VIII rseisve much support from thoss
who were loyal daring the rebellion. -
Whils his domination i reserved with
crest iAsor By Wade Hampton and n. |
b. FORREST thoae who opposed The rshp- |
sla in The Sid are Bos likely 10 vote SOr |
the rebels choios II win nol be Cor
gotten that altar Sampler had fallen. |
when Tbs most honorsd soma ofths De- |
moerasy wars ailing Tie rankn oi the
array. when even Fernando Wood rais- 1
ed bis voies for ear. Cos Seymour bad !
10 word q sympathy sOs BE country. |
Il was toe mndh iow tie DsnoerAcy. IN
ia present wnak eonditiDn, 20 rslisss
the Eepahlisan party Of the Blair iAmi-
y. aAd take upon IA slouIaers II shs
sAzas sims Tia record q HoEssso ssy-
near.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

THE EIDoAADo o. TINE NosnH --THK
ALASKA PUEcHAsK SuAE--The United
States consul NJ Victoria, v. l., writes
70 the department u state Al Washing
ton, under date u June 6, that the re-
port that the crew and passengers Of
tbs schooner Loa.aa Dowas we're lost
on the northern Pacific coast was 10.
They we're ala saved, sud hare diso0y-
cred rich gold fields On Tagan river.
Alaska, and we're picking up gold IN
lunpa. The report vas believed ia
bslkA, and every description u uaier
erah was brought into rsqaisiiion to
convey adyentuTers to the spot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

The Rapublicnn National Commit
tee met at New York. last week. and
organized, and IL about commencing
work in earnest 10 behalf Of Grant and
Collar VIM ClnAin u Boston IL
chairman, Wm. z. Chandler d Wash
ington secretary It's committee rooms
viii be opened ia New York in = few
days
--Horaiio Seymour is 81 years old,
aud Frank r. Blair IL 50.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

Pursuant 30 a call oithe County Com
mistsa. the Republicans OF Bennington
County met IN Delegate Convention, q,
Arlington, on Thursday. the lsth inss.,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Hon. Il. d. Burton Of Manchester.
was chosen President. and J. <. Batch
elder o. Arlington. and W. II Cook Of
Remington. Socresariea
Tha several towns in the County with
the exception Of SandgaaA. LAnagrove
and Stamford. vers represented By the
believing delegates:
.Arfsagsos--H. s. Hard. J. x. Batch
elder. s n West r. @. Tntsis. l. An
drew.
Bsnaiagsoa--T. w. Park, @. T.
HOughlOn. \ b Hal. ". II Cook. H
G. Host IL ". Putnam. ChaA Bsn-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

An exchange says "Gen. Grant
and the Democracy have done o great
deal Of business togsther within the
past few years. Gen. Grant has done
lhs tanning, and the Democrats have
furnished the hides They handed in
two more last woek-th those Of Horatio
Seymour and Frank z Blair They
viii be done early in November
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

Hen- ]. 4 asEssA has Unr th&nka
for bead sosnns of Ne Coagrsasion-
e. 6lohs iOr iss7, sd vala@bss Pabhe
slocumenia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

A n&FszAsieaa fsEsan ooavsnslna &C. 10 Fsrsl
caagrsnsAsaaI tastsSes u Yexrauta, wil H. hela
~ BstANua 81 wuaHs~asy. ne ~ Say a Az
Ena nsai a. u9s ssansh p n. fag the purp~~s
~ ehoaaaug esnasAaAs faw h~yxeseststiva 3,
ca@ss~sa. % b. suppuptsa ~ sAs Repubhcsn
ffnsanss Il Ms baaassa Al ths sleotaa Oh tha arsi
Twasdag a ses4~sslses nssi. aza oa@ slooaar a
fs@asdeaa cad F.ea rresasesss, V ts sapFass-a By
Tia ssaesssn u ths Dasars4 81 ths slsesas "a de
nssa Tuss4ay n svssssbus hera he RsyaAis.
csm Cnteo sutsss n sasa D4ssrsss are inxissd 70
- rspr@sssssa he ne Cseyeusian ~ thaar Dele
Est~s. ~ ~ eAnssa in eunpiissoe viii DE ~
ipwtng rnnuiutsen ADOPTED ~ ths DAs14ra con.
veussan bed n Niddlehury gu lie isah cay q
August. 1851
heaulnsA Thss tie nezt coasuuiioa IN thls
hAststua ~ called ~ . DrssRNte conrsb tion each
ts~E - he cBiitlea b. ons Delegate aud Al AIN.
h@mAa deiaEate ~ eTaFy emo hnndrod and every
ffaHttsn ~ sEs kah6Ted iafEsr tksa afay vutsss
est " sad tpWn ssE DIE Republican unien Can
akaate fsw 0vTegnoF. a The aaeefs8n ~ tle wear
Fsrceading ths time fuH holdaBg said CanEantion,
ths DistfAci CaW mittes ~ yruecnbe the method
u sascti@n ~ said dslag0tas
TIE Delegates of ths several iowns In The Dls.
uscs VII be- ehosrn al primary meetings called
b. ths unioa hspalaieAn CoEurnitsea~ q The sew
sssl iowna. And mnst be provided with oroien.
tAaAs ssgnea ~ Tho secretaries q said meetlnga.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

The superintendent ~ dslagaies 70 which TIE
several towns In Bennington County are entitled
Il LII. a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21

"A EsAmian+h ba&T. saAghing as il@. SSs
esasht h . trap h Pv~aai fs~ asss sises, sss
diaqztehed sfter ssvsss struggle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-07-21
aEEszass SAVES

We Fshlssh ts.la~ pfopse4tiru nus3s y re,
iasnt = Yes 1arA - Yarslssss q Ne tswns h
Fssulnsi tlsiF eaufs sba ssacA ~ tAs fsisooa
sassngs isaAirszA4 Tss Fruposstiaa eus pspeeut.
81 a tas saslrusad rasessue ~ AFllaeaaa lasl
fhufsisy ~ NJ rAxk, we nFgrd sn secepsanos
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msnt wbaaA uas - rssli IN M io~s = osT fsrsss
nil b. aispassd q ausiAF - aailAr snd ~ shall
hsTn The pluNsurs II kngsias that II a VERY hsue
risA and AMI esTenss, % havs sszssied ia De
camrsatlda q gresi onsssfqiss.
Il Il said that ne aHsi-bsad party 40 bua hrsng
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sAsr sssAsusssi a ths geatlssasn upon thslr tsk.
e, Whcn aae has ne chance ~ en- plsutian. he
cuehi At loast 10 have the hunas u two aomins.
tigns.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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MANAGERS OF ELEcr1oNs.-We publish this
morning the Official advertisement OF the man
ayers Of elections for Charleston county. we
are glad to see that, as far as our knowledge OF
the persons named extends, there seems TO
have been disposition to put proper mon on
the board, and that we have consequently
reasonable hope of fair election in this coun-
tv. The attention of the managers is called to
an advertisement of meeting Of the board,
which appears in another column.
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ANOTHER Boat ON THE STocKs.-Mr. Silvey,
nm old boat builder of Charleston, has now on
the stocks, Of Benefits East Mill, fishing
smack, which, will be launched in few days.
The boat is thirty-fve feet long on deck, with
thirteen feet beam and FIVE feet hold. She
draws fvo and half feet Of water. MIR. Sill
yev has been engaged in the construction OF
tbis boat for some time, but has only devoted
his spare moments to the work. When COM
pleted 1t will be one of the finest fishing boats
i'm the harbor.
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President Democratic Central Club.

EXECUTIVE pARDoN-Matthew Brown, Who
was convicted of manslaughter at the March
term of the Court of Common Pleas, and sen-
fenced to twelve months imprisonment, has
been pardoned by Governor Scott, on condition
that he gives security FOR his cood behavior for
the term of twelve u:on hs.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

s@ LARGEST cRcuLATloN.-THE D DA1LY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cr,.ArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
p1-BIIsHEs THE LISI OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE POSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS-
IONS OF The NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-16

TIE ELECTIONS AND THE STATE FINANCES
There has been marked rise in the quotations
of South Carolina State securities in this city
since tie announcement of tn, result Of the re-
cent elections. State tonds and bills OF the
Bank of the State are both higher. Bills re-
ceivable, however, are unsaleable, as the op-
portunity OF using them Immediately for the
payment of taxes has passed.
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Tur DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
,,rpc1.1, CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting room at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders fer ten
comics and over will be filed at the rate of two
and half cents per copy.
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PoL1r1ou.-In addition to the Republican
speakers mentioned yesterday, F. J. Moses,
Jr., and R. C. DeLarse will participate IN the
political debate at Christ Church Parish. Hon.
Henry Wilson and Ex-Governor Hawley are
not expected before the close Of the month, and
will make the last speeches Of the campaign.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
4 UcTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

4 UJIIUIY
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CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 o'cloch'
at their auction house, AHasel-street, 1urn--
ture hardware, &c. IN ,.,,oo,, Of
Tho rorMer of State and Chalmers streets, the
contents of The CaroEnian Printing Office.
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MoREHEAp BIrrERs.-Thesc bitters can be
had at James Mexican, No. 58 Anson-street, who is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos miw
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THE THEATRE.-Don Caesar de Bazan was
performed by the Templeton Troupe last night
to full paying house. There were great
MANY ladies present, which has become a
rather unusual sight for Charleston theatres
in later years, but is fit compliment to this
troupe for their regard to the proprieties OF the
drama. The performance OF Don Cesar dc
Bazan was frequently interrupted by applause,
and the Limerick Boy" could scarcely pro-
ceed for the roars Of laughter.
Tonight Alice vane will appear in ''Fanchon,
the Cricket" in which she has already earned
her laurels in this city.
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TIE NORTHERN MAIL failed last evening from
all points beyond Wilmington.

3. B-The Bruderliche Bund gave one Oh
their weekly entertainments last night Inc
performances embraced both the drama ana
the dance, and the knights OF the SOCK ana
buskin figured well in each.
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The Reception of the Hon. John Quincy
Adams.
To THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS

The Hon. John Quincy Adams having ac-
ccpted the invitation OF the Democratic party
of Charleston to visit the city and address our
citizens, the following gentlemen are request
ed to act as Committee OF Reception from
the Democratic party to meet with tie under-
signed at the Charleston Hotel this day, at
two O'Clock precisely, for the purpose OF re-
ceiving Mr.. Adams on his arrival here, to Wit ;
Hon. Henry Buist Col. A. o. Andt ews
Gen. Jno. A. Wagener S. Y. Tupper, ESQ.,
Bernard O'Nelll. ESQ. Col. r. S. Duryea
Col. Thos. Y. Simons COL L. 3. Rhett Jr
Hon. Jno. u. Carew DR.. L. Il. Aldrich
Hon. G. n. Simonton E. ". Marshall, Esq.
John Campsen. ESQ. Col. B. II. Rutledge
T. W. Dawson, Esq. Geo. s. hacker, Esq.
Mai. w. A. Wardlaw Edward Laftte. Esq.
Col. VIM. Whaley A. L. Smythe, Esq.
II. p. OIConnor. ESQ. ". J. Gayer, Esq.
Hon. W. S. Heperey II. L. Pealie, Esq.
Jas. w. Wilkinson, Esq Jas. NJ. Mulvaney, Esq
J. NJ. EASON,
President Democratic Central CluD.
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for sale
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BucKwHEAT FLOUR, smoked salmon and hall
but, smoked beef and beef tongues. Dutch herring
new mackerel ex ra fine herring, received this week
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prolonged applause, and the Convention then

Great confidence is expressed in the merits
and availability of the candidate chosen, and
the Democracy oil the Second Congressional
District are now prepared to make bold rush
between Bowen and jerks, and carry of the
spois for which they arc contending.
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