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Certificates glvinga complete description ofartircs 10
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Agents will please take notice of this. DO not .end
names, hut number your clubs nom ono upwards Mai,
your letters short and plain a. possible
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''Shameless'' to Tax BONDS.

A few days since the House of Repre-
.sentatives instructed the Committee Of
Ways and Means to report bill lslevying
q tax Of at least 10 per cent. on the In
'terest Of U. S. Bonds
The N. z. Tribune howls because there
appeared to be disposition to lessen the
taxes Of the poor by compelling the rich
to pay lOper ceht3 on their gold interest
1t says:
1--WE DO not hesitate to denounce this
vote of the House as great national
shame. E3i.l4s ,UI
Of course, anything is "national
shame" that looks toward compelling the
Bondholders to pay taxesa .Again:sf
aEvery man who sincerely voted fol-
this proposition is either a repudiator OF
an ignoramus who does not understand
the nature. of his vote. u. S. f9'ae 's5i
Had the vote been to impose additional
taxation on the laboring poor, 'twould
have been all right saassa1o 4 ai..ll.si
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The Democracy Not Responsible
for Radical Thieying.

Let the people remember that but for
the rebellion. made by the Democratic
leaders in the South. and encouraged by
the Democratic leaders in the North,
there would have been no war debt, and
no currency arrangement. Debts, taxes
and 40 inflated currency, are legacies left
TO the country by the Democratic party.
oneesey gslsgrdphs I
We copy the above for the purpose Of
clearly yhat-a simpleton the
editor of the Telegraph is.
To organize the negro suffrage clans in
ten States in the South has cost~the tax
payers sl0o.oOo,e66.
A Bureau for Negroes and. d..ca5petsbag!
gers cost s the taxpayers yearly s2l, ,5o0,-
00Qaiees a4oI asH q asas3
10 free the Negroes and subjugatei the
South for the benefit Of Radicalism has
cost the taxpayers $3,O0o,OoO,oOO g I
From April 9 to July /, 1865, the
) . = t44.
War Department cost the taxpayers
$l55, 100000. President Folks four
years, including the entire cost of the
Mexican War cost SIS, 100000 less.
From July I, 1866, to July !, 1868,
the reports of Radical officials make the
expenditures Of the Government s1,0l8,
363, ,574, 10 which is. not included one
cent Of the s16o,Ooe, goo yearly gold in
terest on the Abolition Bonds.
For four years before the war the tota!
cost of the Government under Democrat
10 rule was s25e,226,4l4 :
This shows that the Radicals have
spent in time OF peace -four dollars
where the Democrats spent one dollar
Allowing your. Radical thieves to spend
two dollars where the Democrats spent
one makes S5l2,452,82s. igse
Now the question naturally arises what
did your party,do With the balance $685.
$40, ,6462s s.. .s.s -, -, '1. So
The people understand that the above
was imposed by Radical thieves and rob-.
bers in power toeffee and enffanchise the
Negroes and, ,disfranchise White men; and
that the Democratic party is in no wise
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seymour and Blair

Are the candidates Of the party in favor
of itheisuprenaeyr ref the White race, op.
posed to Negro Suffrage North and South
opposed to Military Law in this Republic
in favor Of Equal Taxation, one curren-
cy for the Farmer and Bondholder, the
payment of the U. s. Bonds with green
backs, and the taxation of all Bonds nov
exempt from taxation. ,aa
That is tbe platform Of the Democracy
and it will receive the support Of every
Democrat in the country.
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The Platform and the N. Y. Trib.
une.

The N 7 Tribune talks Of the Demo.
cratic Platform in this wise; 'Nation Of
|sooundrels, s;fools,' t'naked scoundrel.
ISM" 'svillainy.n afraud." All this, be.
cause the Platform declares for equal
taxation, one currency for the farmer and
Bondholder and the payment of the
bonds in greenbacks. i::s ae ~ .
The Platform and ticket are sound or
GREELEY would not find faultwith them,
He sees the coming storm,that will sweep
his party from power, and struggles to
keep the head Of his party up; but in
vain, it is going down, down, down toits
home. A
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Letter From Hon. George III. Pen-
dletOn.
Seymour Commands His Entire
Confidence. 3

New York, July 9.-The following
private letter from Mr.. Pendleton was
addressed to Washington Mclean, of the
Ohio Delegation, before that delegation
left Ohio, and was handed to John A..
Green, sJr., on their arrival in New York:
CINCINNATI, June 25, 1862
Ny DEAR SIR: You left my Office this
morning before 1 was aware of it. T
seek you at home but you are not here
| / want tolssy what I want to by note,-
As soon as you get sto New York see
Governor Seymour You know wellwhat
was my feeling before and after ] heard
from him last fall. sf3 a0i-aeis;;s4 -
he issto be the foremost man in our
party in the United States. His ability,
cultivation and experience put him at the
head Of our statesmen. He commands
my entire confidence. I would rather
trust him than myself with the delicate
duties Of the next four years. You know
| am sincere. Make him feel this and
then he can rely upon me and my friends.
We have natural pride, an honest
pride, in the good will Of my country.
men, but you know as we'll as any one
else that tits neither egotistical nor over
ruling, and that lam ready and anxious
to give up the nomination to anybody
who can get one single vote more than
myself ia-stseH l res ...:se4r.
Express all this frankly to the Cover
nor, but delieately, and let him under.
stand my views of men and measures, as
/ have frequently given them to- you,
Good-bye--God bless you; Yours truly,
.ag .s;a51f GEO. H, PENpLEToN. j
/ Washington Mclean. ESQ. ~ m ,
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Prophecy FulfIled.

ssIf the internal fanatics and abolition
lists ever get power in their hands they
will override the Constitution, set the
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves, lay violent
hands on those who differ with them in
their opinions or dare to question their
infalibility, aud finally bankrupt the
country and deluge itwith blood. ."--Dan-
ies Webster, March 2, 1867 ,laida 6n
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s@- In his speech accepting the nomi.
nation, SEYMOUR said Of the resolutions;
They rein accord with my wish, and I
stand upon themsin the contestiato which
we are now entering. 1 shall strive 10
carry them out in future, wherever ! may
be placed, in public sor private life
[Cheers.
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e@ BLAIR fought gallantly in the Fed
eral army throughout the war; but now
he is did rebel,'' because he de-
nounces the Radical Negro Carpet bag
reconstruction acts. - -
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take Notice.

The Editor Of The sPInlEh has removed
his Office, to the front room of the dwell
ling house, one door South Of the print
ing office, where all business connected
with THE SPIRIT will be transacted. No.
tica .he sign: SpIarT 0FFTcE ssy .
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na- The Radicals elect Negro Lieuten,
ant Governors and members of the State
Legislatures in the South by hayonet
rule, lbnt refuse Negroes the ballot in the
North. 0taG IS iJees sitSrisaa - isti
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s@ The Negro Legislature Of South
Carolina, ton the 14th inst, elected T. j
Robertson and r. A. Sawyer us. Sena-
tors. We know Sawyer we'll; he belong
ed to the 47th New York Infantry, but
did duty il, the 1st Div. Oath A. G. as Isl
Lieut.. and Asst Com. of Musters.-ED
SPIRIT.
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mar The high opfnion entertained by
PENpIrToN, Of sfyMoun, is ezpressedin
the following; aI would rather trust him
tlan myself With the delicate duties Of
the next four years. .oTatseai ses,sis
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sgGrant's Western tour, for the pur-
pose Of creating enthusiasm for the nom
inee Of the Chicago Convention, has so
far proven as great failure as has the
party whose nominee be is. The people
don't want to cheer and feast the murder
er of their, fathers, sous and brothers.. NJ,
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sa- The Radicals are yelling that
BLAIR's letter means revolution. All the
revolution there is in it is an expressed
determination toswage battle, during all
coming time, before the people and salts
fy them that they are bogus and uncon-
stitutional. :.
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tsTHE UNION AS TT WAS, AND
THEtCONSTITUTI0N AS 1T IS.,a.lA
sasI hold that THIS Government was made
IN the WHITE BASIS, eby WHITE
MEN, for the BESEFTr Of WHITE MEN
and their P0STERITY Y forever Ste
phen a. Douglas g EtsEgisa ID I#.1a.
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se The faeesfor Presidential honors
is 30 unequal that Che Radicals really de-
serve pity. and consolation. SEYMOUR is
algiantamong statesmen, while Grant is .
runt among pigmies. ee asa. a.es
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na~ BEA1R's letter has stirred the Jae.
abins wonderfully; Why? Because 3 eau il il
tells them plainly that their reconstruc-
tion Niger acts are contrary to the letter
and spirit of the Constitution. stssr foi
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nea. The booming of cannon and bril-
liant works tell thepeople that the
Democracy have nominated tried and
true men and will elect them in NoYem-
her.
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/ One hundred and fifty-nine votes are
all that is necessary for election, and in
the above table there are 100 electoral
votes without counting one of the South.
ern States engaged in the rebellion.
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B@ The Raddies feel sore over the
manner the people are assembling to rat
|ify the New York nominations, They
viii need kind attentionafter their defeat
in November. hsslgai& 81
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f@GeANTI TIand, CoI,Fax we're

blrGRANT and CoLFAx were nomina-
ted on the 2lst day Of May. SEYMOUR
and BLAIR we're nominated on the 9th Of
July; and in four days the Democrats
have had more ratification meetings than
the Radicals have had in six weeks. la4e
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n@ Thad Stephens had his impeach-
ment articles readin the House the other
day, and action was postponed to some
day in the future. Even Thad's friends
hope to staye them off until he kicks the
bucket, which will end them too. M ssse
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arThe Raddies are welcome 10 all
the capital they can manufacture ont q
the nominees and Platform Of shesNa
tional Dem ocracy,; asgg ai eas IS.
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Raz- We suppose no, one but politica]

idiot doubts that Gov. SEYMOUR will car
ry the States of New York and Pennsyl-
vania,, casting, combined, 6fty.nine e.ec-
toral votes. These great States always
vote for the winning man. No man has
ever been elected without them, or is
likely to be. for years to come. -, -.
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/ 19SEYMoUR has brains and GRANT
hasn't that's, the difference between the
Democratic and Radical standard bear
ers.S' avt nj he8s 81 bfsaI;ss 6
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B9SEYMoUR is brilliant statesman,
while the only thing about GRANT, that
is brilliant is his shoulder straps and
buttons. =. = .''' E
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nsrThe ALBANY IN. Y.1 Arous saws

: : - ~ - .--7'J 49, y0V 20 .,
ALBANY has had pleasant habit Of
giving very heavy Democratic majorities
of late; but the majority this city will
give for Horatio Seymour for President
will be far larger than has ever been Civ
en- to any candidate for any Office, and
will bury the Radicals like an avalanche.
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p@ GRANTS availability as Radical
nominee, 70 carry Democratic votes, has
never caught even minnov, let alone .
sucker. s5Fs5 9sFa
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Ma Hon. FRED. WooD,, Radical ol
Morgan County, appears TO hold the win
ming card for the Congressional nomina,
tion at Marietta. on the 22d inst.
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nssrhe Democracy of Monroe Coun-
ty will 60 with PENDLEToN and yield their
Iheorty operation to the National DEM
oeratic Conventions nominees. -
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PENDLEToN7 says of SEYMouR: "H
commands my entire confidence, =
And the people say that they both com
tnand their entire confidence. sts
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s@ New York and Brooklyn cities will
give msjority of one hundred thousand
votes to SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
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s9 Monroe Uounty viii give the NOM
inee Of the National Democratic Conven-
ton majority Of three thousand votes.
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a@ The, NsK Tribune says the green
back and equal saxationp plauks insthe
Democratic Platform are vilIainops. That
is the best evidence that they are correct
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s@- Senator Cameron has blocked the
game on contract which daprives Dog
Forney of $4,000 a year. Kick him
againl
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aa- The Jacobin Bonaholdsrs have
commenced looking Cor gold for their
Bonds They don't tthink it safe to keep
them much longer. ,e,.,5.,..e...ag a.sv
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ntA- H on. GEORGE 81. PENDLEroN's let
ter is published in this issue. Read it
and learn his opinion Of SEYMOUR. .,
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1eTHon. G.. n. PENDLEToN and Sena-
tor THURMAN addressed the West Vir-
ginia Democracy, at Grafton, On the 10th
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rsa- The 18th inst was the hottest day
in New York City for fourteen years.
Thirty-seyen persons we're struck down
with the heat, thirty of whomrdied. aaaa
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s@! The people indorse BLAIR's letter
The Jacobin leaders and Office holders
denounce it, go s.
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ma. From the North, South, East and
West the cannons boom out in thunder
tones" "Matchedp' 49,. ~. 4 3
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D@ Let poor men pay the taxation from
whichwe are exempt, saysthe Bondhold-
ers;'and say the Radicals in their Plat
form. as ska = ls f41 sa~ Itss
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s@- Pay the bonds.with gold earned by
the farmer and mechanic, is the doctrine
of Radicalism.a 5 rs 1fesb m sssiaa
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neas The Democratic platform is crea-
ting a panic in the ranks of the Bondoc-
racY.
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sea-FRANk P. BLAIR, the Democratic
nominee for Vice Presidents. is not. the
BLAIR who was Attorney General under
LINCOLN; but the BLAIR who fought in
the Federal army throughout the var = $
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nA The Marietta Register is mad be-
cause his asMen Of 1862 were defeated
in Mississippi. ~. 'ist So 7 10y sis
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na. Which will you support SEYMOUR
and brains or Grant and buttons?
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Response Of the Democratic Press
to the New York Nominations.
From the Columbus co. statesman.l

Z .
From the Columbus (o.) statesman.]
s Our Ticket.
We hoist this morning to the mast
head the names of the gallant standard
bearers, Horatio Seymour and Frank p.
Blair; Jdn, and expect to- do yeoman
service for them from now until the day
of the election, and hope, nay. are sure,
that success will crown the efforts of the
Democracy. s;seios
In common with our fellow Democrats
Of the West, We were most anxious that
our gifted statesman, George Fl. Pendle-
ton, should receive the nomination, yet
failing in this, we abide by the decision
of the majority, which, we take it, is
good Democratic doctrine. The more
we can do this, as the success
full gentleman is the candidate selected
by Ohio as her second choice sg49
[From the Chicago Times. j s,sr
So The Nominations.
The Democratic. National Convention
came grandly up to its work. to the dig
nifty of che occasion and the necessities
of the country. It has spoken with no
uncertain sound. In its candidates and
its, platform it has been entirely bold,
honest and consistent with true Democ-
racy and the long established and often,
proved principles of the parity sssZass
The peril of ther country, demanded
such actions Il is q time which especially
demands prompt and bold.measures, and
such asrreach to the foundation OF, the
difficulties and evils which now threaten
the life Of the Government. The people
who have adhered to the ruling party in
its long course Of usurpation and crime
need rude jostling to awaken them
from the apathy which has led them to
look with Indifference upon the reckless.
ness and corruption which have charac-
terized the proceedings of that party since
the death Of Mr.. Lincoln. g aa
From the Steubenville Gazette.l
Our Ticket.
The National Democratic Convention
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/ sa The New York Tribune villifes the
Democratic platform -. S =. go 49,! 8. -.
That conyinees the people that it's it is
sound. fsa f. sad gui7el sti 9e tgsl
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p9 One currency for the Farmer and
Bondholder, as enunciated in the Demo-
cratic, platform, causes the Bond Raddies
to think considerable. They fear that
their gold supplies will be stopped when
SEYMOUR is inaugurated. Hot 2..as e
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seA- The National, State and County
Democratic platforms agree in every par
ticular.
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Woodsfielsl. duly 2I, 1865,

"a union of hearts, a union of hands,
A union thai. none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union of lands,
Z The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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s@ Equal taxation, the Bondholder
and Farmer IN the same'ratio, makes the
Jacobins swear. They think the Radi-
cal system of taxing the poor to make
the rich richer oughtto be continued. a.
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states for Seymour and Blair.

! In canvassing the question with the
Delegates to the Contention since the
nomination loa wa Was made, the following
States are put down as sure for Seymour
andoBlair Iaaa a!ligasnl. adl -ai,.t..ss z
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s@ @Whenever you give Radical to
understand that you are willing to fight
him with his own weapons, you floor him
at once, and are called "rebei," "atraitor.''
and ssunwashed.a See BLA1R's letter.