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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-23
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GRANTS LETTER ~ &C u1AIg'l LITTER TO Bnop.
CETTANCE. HEAD.


Il cleo. ed to the office Of .,.,,
President o. the Jnted me- - '"' "nt way 10
- -. So. - iad Constitution. snd thar
laVs I'm good faith with 'o 'i'e S'u'h, eject
CCCnOIuy ard with the view "N.'4' '!iSse I.e'oL-
, . -, ~. ,,it ,rI st.Ic ion acts null and
,,ro,.ct,, og --,,I,,ro IT, void COmpe the army 20
inc ill., ~. ,-scpt 4, /; undo it, usuIpztOns the
in ,CggiII, ~ =. - - South dsprrs the carpet
r.,tI,. i,,,,-or - r. bag sac governments, al
IT, 4, - =, nh low the people organize
ri,bt NV ~ ~, rr,.,,I their own government. aud
adiniuis' -itiou Of fur ana rePies-
~, a., -, 81 Representative will con-
,r;s-,,,. ~ IL - - tin majority OF mo
-,,lIl. -, Ia - No.. - CrlTs from the North and
-.UtI,, clsnsi,, - they will q init the repres-
FL t,;,- - -, a; CutatvCs elected by the
.r should 9Iu1rs Io 1t. white people OF the South
,. 10 ,y,cut he iiI - md with the co-Ope: ton
~. ,ro,I .i,,,,,I'a,. Of III Prcsi Tent, IL Will
-pect>d that win. aud nj no. uic'"t % C"ihpei
y-shall ItcCo and uni w ~ ~ 7u'hI once
Uruspc'ity--it- Sc !i''i .c "pIsa %. OF
t,,'i,f ,,i,r ~ lfS ~ repeat that this il the
49, Lrrl.n If 80. real and only qIest on th4t
hii. IL rn1-ts,t = roa-,,,s shou't DE allowed e
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~ Is ASSASSINATION ut obf.oXlOuS pres
idrntS an acknowledged plank in the
democratic platform A thrill of hor-
ror ran through the nation when an OBJ
scure western newspaper gloatcd over the
murder OF "the ic,aierish president. "
Abraham Lincoln, ''by a gentleman"
/ But that was some time ago. See how
use doth breed 4 habit in man, The
same editor has prospe"cd bravely on the
support of approving democrats, and has
come TO New York and now, since
Messrs. Belmc Mt. Tilden. and Schell
/ nave disowned The World, he is the re-
cognized and only metropolitan spokcs-
man OF the de mocratic party. As such,
not 4 week SINCE, referring to the law
iorhiddn2 the unreconstructed rebel
states to vote for president, he thus
threatened the life of Gen. Grant:
eff he IL elected by unfair means, or
use of Illegal power-if he does not re-
ceive minority of the 81 votes of the
electoral college, fairly cast-if he seeks
TO override II majority in America, he
dies before his term of office shall one
ionrth expire, and the party that would
thus unjustiy elevate him to power shall
he strangled in the blood it cries tor''
If one single democratic journal in the
United States has expressed the faintest
condemnation of this attrocieus utterance
IN their assaSsins' organ, we have failed
J TO observe it. And now comes their
candidate for the vice presidency to give
the official sanction of his place to their
open adoption of assassination as polit-
ical policy. A dispatch from St. Louis
says of Gen. Frank T.. Blair's recent
speech in that city:
"Alluding TO the recent radical victo-
res, he regarded them as precursors of
the defeat of that party. Democracy, he
said, would win. They had everything
at stake in the struggle, and if they fail
ed the republic would fall with them :;
military dictatorship would be estab-
lished. Grant would never leave the
presidential mansion alive"
| What an obscure western newspaper
said was horrible enough, to be sure,
though of little political significance. But
now that its editor, lett by the repudia-
ton of The World the recognized organ
of the democratic party, repeats the
atrocious doctrine, and within week
thereafter their candidate for the vice
presidency openly avows it, the inquiry
becomes startling pertinent: Is assas-
snation Of obnoxious presidents an ac-
knowledged plank in the democratic plat
form ~. Y. Tribune.
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Send for circular. Address ZEIGLER, MCGCRDY d
CO., Phils ielphis, Ia.
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Col. II. \. Smalley, OF the old 9TH
regiment of volunteers, writes letter to
Gen. Stannard, in which he says that he
thought at first he should support Seymour
and Blair, but he has now made up his
mind that no war democrat can consist
emily do SO.
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The caused removed. Address Dr.. \. ROAKpMA
LAST Haven, Conn.
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ST. JoHAsBURY VT, FRIDAY, OCT. %, 1sss.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

po1 Because every administration must
have it once Cincinnati Gazette.
More particularly because whoever catches
it is to be pitted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

CAN WE CARRY NEvArA THE most
cheering Intelligence comes down to us from
every nook and corner of the Silver State.
The Democracy are organizing in every pre-
clint in every county, snd are growing in
strength daily, by accessions from the Re
publican party-men who have become tired
Of the misrule and extravaganza Of the rad
icalS. A gentleman of observation who has
visited the most populous portions of that
State, and who last year acted with the rad
icslS, assures US that changes are going on
da lv favorable to the Democracy, and that
that party cannot fail to carry the State Of
Nevada in November next.-State Capitol
Reporter.
There are two sorts of radicals recog-
nized in this State. Some of one of the sorts
are disfranchised by our righteous Registry
Act. Guess that your informant runs with
that crowd. Maybe, however, that it is Old
Pix. Give US his name won't We?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04
RALLY UNION MEN!

Our suggestion of Sunday morning
being affirmatisely responded to by many
Unionists, we hereby call a meeting of
the men of the Natioua! Union Republi-
can party of this county at the District
Courtroom on to morrow "wednesday
evening for the purpose of agreeing upon
the appropriate steps to be taken with
regard to meeting, by delegation, Sena
tors Stewart and Conness and Mr.. Sec
Rotary Gorbam, who are expected TO
arrive at Reno as soon as the first Of
next week. We want those gentlemen
TO come here and open the canvass for
Us; and some of US ought to be atten-
tive enough to go out and meet them
either at Reno or Virginia.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

they s,arted their FIRST revolution I; but
their favorable start did them but tenn
porory good service. But there is some
thing beside the threat Of Revolution
which is to be considered. The effect
of Tint blusier is something looked fer
by these conspirators. They expect to
hear threats Of rebellion coming from
the North. Out of these threats they
would place the loyal States in the atti-
tude of insurgents. We should hope
there was manhood enough left in New
Eng land, the Middle States and the West
to 60 mp with the weapons of war against
any administration which should turn
Union guns and bayon against loyal
ty in the South and Senate. But as
against any President who should hon
nrsily and patrioticaily administer the
duties Of his Office, be be even so often
sive Copperhead as Seymour, no overt
force wouid be directed by the men of
The North. Ifthey had been of the sort
Of stuff to tear away bad and dangerous
things upon mere apprehension of evil |
and because of a sense of outrage, they |
would have hurled Andrew johnson |
nto the Potomac long ago. Mr.. Blair
md his fellows may gascouade of war
md reyoll tion TO their hearts CONTEXT;
tut the patient strength that smote the
ebellion will not bear a blow in the |
ace but that blow will never be struck
Grant says g Let US have peace and
or four years from next March he will
,e where he can substitute :" Peace for
Ny Policy"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

WHAT ARE They FIGHTING For THE
removal by Congress of all the objections to
" radica misruIe," of which the Democracy
have prated so much. leaves now the ques-
ton, for what are the Democrats fighting
Congress has disposed of the Freedman s
Bureau. and the Democrats don't like that.
Congress has admitted into the Union the
reconstructed States and Democrats don I
like that: Congress has removed the mill
rary from the Southern States, and Demo-
Gratis don't like that Congress has reduced
the army, and Democrats don't like that |;
Congress has succeeded in cutting down the
number Of revenue officers, and Democrats
don't like that Congress has reduced taxa
ton. and Democrats don't like that. Yet a
little while since these very points were what
to them constituted. - radical misrule." Now
these objections being removed, the question
arises. for what are Democrats
fighting: In reply there comes up whis-
per Office ! Plumber Sac. Record.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

On the Fourth Of July Childs Of the Phil
adelphia Ledger gave a substantial dinner
to one hundred and forty nevsboys. After
dinner Signor Blitz was introduc and gave
a capital performance. AS the boys were
leaving each one was given box Of bon bons
to take home, and each was presented with a
small palm lea hat. At this point the news
boy Duffy, who on this occasion was the
senior and leader, proposed as the senti-
ment of the boys, three cheers for George
w. Childs." With this and three cheers
for Siguor Blitz," and three more for
the manager" they adjourned at
haifpas, two o'clock, in good order, as we II
S atisled aal hilarious a set of Youngsters
as was seen anywhere on Independence Day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

INcIrING THE MoB.-In Horatio Sey-
mour's Fourth of July speech delivered in
the city of New York. 1868, occurs this
passage. In addressing himself to the Re
pubicans he said We only ask that you
shall give to us that which you claim for
yourselves, and that which every freeman.
and every man who respects himself will
have, freedom of speech, the right TO exer-
else all the franchises conferred by the Cons
titurion upon American citizens. [Great
applausel. Can you safely deny us the sc !:
Will you not trample upon your own rights
if yon refuse to listen: Do you not create
revolution when you say that your persons
NAV be rightfuly seized, your property con-
ti>cated, your homes entered, Are you not
erpoSi g yourselves yov onn interests, 20 as
great peril as that rith ,chich you threaten
as Remember this: that the 6loody, and
and rerJ Wti0nary doctrine of
public ne essity can be proclaimed BY MOB
as aceH as by a gore,n"'ent [ApplAusel.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Trespass OF last evenin:

From the Trespas. OF last EVENING"
New ORLEANS. August. Efforts are
being made to induce the Legislature to take
the selection of Presidential electors into its
own hands.
ATLANTA, August 2.-Resolutions have
been passed BY the House setting forth that
" inasmuch as vital questions heretofore
dividing members of this branch Of the
General Assembly have been settled, there
fore resolved, that we, like men having the
interest of the State at heart. do hereby lay
party prejudices aside and move to perfect
the enactment of such laws as will establish
peace and harmony.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 2.-The
Common Carrier bill. now before the Legis-
lature, is creating much hard feeling. The
negroes are clamorous for the removal of all
distinctions, on account of trouble in public
convey ances.
WAsHINGroN, August 2-The President
has appointed Ex-Governor Bigler, of Cali
fornia, one Of the Commissioners to examine
the Central Pacific Railroad, vice L. DR.
Smith, resigned. Mr.. Smith was appointed
to fill the temporary vacancy caused by the
absence of Bigler, while in attendance on
the National Democratic Convention at New
TREsPAss.]
The Postmaster General is preparing a
statement to show that the actual defcien-
cies for the year are less than four millions.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

In Carson City, August 2, 1865, to the wife O
Daniel Kelly, son
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

BEAuREeARD came to the New York Con-
vention and endorsed Seymour and Blair.
Among the captured papers Of JET. Davis
the follow ing note was found:
CHARLESTON, S. c.. October IL, 1862.
Hon. VIM. P. Miles, Richmond, Va:
Has the bill for the execution of the abo-
lition prisoners after January next been
passed Do it, and England will be stirred
into action. 1t is high time to proclaim the
black flag after that period. Let the ezecu-
ton BE ws:h tie gorrots.
CT. BRAuRRoARD.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04
THE THREATENED REBELLION.

Brick Pomeroy has educatedthe Dem
ecratic parry up to his staudard-up OF
dowu-you pays your money and you
takes your choice. The rebels have go,
back to their old delusion that the
Northern Hunker will help them 10 cut
away the rigging Of me ship Of State
they have also got the control of the
organization as fully as they had it al
Charleston in 1860. In justice to John
q. Breckenridge he ought 10 have been
nominated instead of Seymour for an
out and outer has more just claim to
the honors Of Tammany under its new
dispensation than any mere rebel sym
pathlzec. l. is nonsense to say that
Breckenridge is disqualified ty law !;
for does not the Democratic platform
cell US that the Reconstruction Acts OF
Congress are void? And it is only
by the term of those void enactments
that the " gallant" Breck is denied The
sovereign right to hold Office. II we
are to have Blair revolution. we Can
As easily have it on the next Fourth of
of March AS at any other time. If the
" niggers and ther Carpet Baggers
are to be dispersed aud disfranchised at
the point Of the bayonet, VIVA, sense is
there ia sticking at the employment of
1orce ia making the electoral college
couat Grant out aud Breckenridge or
Blair in 2 TAe Yonkers Home Guard
never Left home excep, in case of ia-
yasioH - and the warriors of Tamminy
are iodubitabiy home guaeasmen. Still,
rs Blair and wiEdbsg Wise tell US, we
are to have revolution wbea a Demo-
cratic ADMINISTRATION once gets into
power. The national army, We are |
promised, shall be employed to drive
The uigEers " back to their places
and Gust the GO Carpet Bagge:s " f:om
sheir seats in Congress. Of course this
will involve war for the Abolition
sts and Yankees have too much of the
Adam Of old JOHN Brown left in them
o keep out of such a rumpus. But
rhere is the war to begin? Where are
he umeconstructed to obtain their
inews Of WARP The laat emblem of .
ecession was eff. Davis in pet,icoats
he last dollar" of the Comic leracy +,
1as being sold when last heard of at so
mach ream fJr butter wrappers the |
ast ditch was " Ny Policy" sustained
= the Ku Klux KIan. We dent be- !;
eve that even Kentucky would vote one '
ollar toward this Caucasian war. I
ut We do believe that with Seymour Il
ud Blair at the head Of the Geveeu- i
that is out Of the question t
would be chaos come again
This pressure toward rsvsiution by a
sse active and passive secessiou,sts il h
logical AZ the war of the rebellion. ri
10 the last resort Of the desperate !;
'itAtors Of desperately bad cause. j
Il the Sonth il too poor and too cum r. r.
,teiy whipped 70 attempt it unless t.
led b. tho Government. They Wes ~ ~
I'd b. D4eh4saa and Floyd whsa %
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g "a RS SO IL q TT
Tuesday and "Wednesday, August
4th AID 5th, 1868.

The following is lis, If his Thick Horses and
Perform
The beautiful Trick Horse, DICE TURPIS.
The wonderful perfo' ming Arabian Pony rs
BRA VIII a,tuni,h ali who See him.
he great Ia king Pony NAPOLEON Will per
form has uMrivaled and graceful feats.
rhe great Ascension Peuy LEOPARD, IN his
darIna t-censi, On the Inclined Plank.
The beautiful Menare Horse MAJOR, acconra-
med by all the best horses for that purpose III
America.
The coal black Stallion BLACK PRINCE. in
the great Bar ACT, with many Others too n1meI
to Ill nti.,n.
W. H. FRANKLIN, the great Bareback sore.-
sauit ider, tor the first time this Coast.
The wonderful JUVENILE BARE BACK Rider.
The interesting greupe of PERFORMING CHILL
UREN; also, the SMALLEST MAN IN The
WORLD. Major General slas, the Lilll-
putian Clown. And the great
Trick Clown,
NELSON BARTHOLOMEW.
JOE WILLIAMS, the peoples favorite Clown
and Jester.
Cn.RLEY GRAHAM, the slaksperean Clown
and Jester.
The COMASCET INDIAN, in his terrific feat
of HorsenaDship; including GYM Asst ACkU-
BATS AID IUMBLkRS-lAe best Performers Of
the day.
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NEW TO-DAY.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

nN THE NIGHT OF JULY 9TH, m
" 1868, from the subscriber. in Car
soD City. bright bay Mare, with %&SG
bia and tail and black feet, y y
five years old, in good condition. and newly shod
with very heavy shoes formerly owned by
Dan. Madeira and driven by him in his Empire
stage. AnS person returning the same, giving
relirble information Of her whe bouts. will he
libeTallv -"warnei. G.. A. SEARS.
Carr n Al n-t 1855 If
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SUMMllNs.

State Revenue Stamp SOC.
CTATF OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF 0RMSBY.
- In the Ju tees Court, Carson Township in
and for said c unity Of ormsby The state OF
Nevada sends greeting to Eugene Archambeault.
You are hereby summoned TO appear before at
NV office in arson CRY, in Carson Township, in
Urmsby county, on the
9Th day of September, A. ID. 1865,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, and answer unto the complaint
# j. seph Cardinal, who TO Oh ain JUDI m.nt
against You for the sum of one hundred and nine
dollars and ent y-fiye cents; said amount
is alleged 10 be due plaintiff from y'u, for wood
hay, barley, and for horse hire, from June LIST :,
1865, To the pre- cent time, AS appears more fully
by account now on file In MY office. when judy
ment will be taken against You for the said
amount. together with costs and damages if You
fail 10 app ar and answer,
To the Sheriff any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make Legal service and due
return hereof
Given under my hand this Sd day 81 August.
A. u. 1s6S. l.. e. MchtEBI,
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
au4-tI
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COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE..
Salsa 39.)

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
/ now in the he tmlti"n Fund 'irusLv
Comfy the sum of WEN1Y r HUNDRED
FIFTY W. AND 39-l@ ID II l. AXIS, and that
Sea ed Proposals will he received b, the County
Auditor for tie surrender If bonds. Warrants and
Claims payable ont of said Redemprl Fund I'M
der the provisions # AL Act Of he Legislature Of
the State # N.vtdt. approved March 18th. 1s66
t. the amount Of money in the Redemption r und
at the time Of opening the Proposals..
The proposals will be received by the County
Auditor NJ to
10 o'clock A. NJ, on Monday, Au-
gust Sd, 1865.
AID must be accompanied 10y and enclose the
Bonds, Warrants and Claims, offered to be
derri.
Printed Blanks for filing ont bids can he OBJ
timed upon Application at the AuHtoT- ufhce.
II. 8. MASON,
c unity Treasurer
Orm-h' County, Nevada.
Carson City, July 10th. 1865. I'd
The time for opening the bids. aGreeably to the
Alb we advertisement, i p'Istporei till clock,
THU KSDAY I'VE ING. IN. 9th instant.
By uruer of the Board # equity Commissioners.
II. :. NA-ON,
County Treasurer
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-04

The NEVADA DRMOcRAcY have called
City 81 Thursday. September -.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

rL,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS TENEMENT PROPERTY
10 Oak street. Chambers built in best manner pay
ing large rental lot 2sAl4u; bargain.
= IRELAND, 20l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

LNoR SALE WATER FRONT ON EAST RIVER, FORTY
seventh 10 rorty-esh nth street. Inquire of A. q. POLL
LON Ito Fulton street. 10 A. NJ to r. NJ, No. q.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
I,oR sALE-Ar MOTT HAVEN, wEsrcHEsrER couN.

L'OR SALE-AT MOTT HAVBN, WESICHtsIbH CUUN
Nv "A handsome French roof Cottage, containing ~
rooms with from 10 eisht ots ground situation bnes
OF depot and steamboat landing. Inquire OF JOHN HOP
Mss, Mott Haven, at ~ Spruce ssreei. New York
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L,OR SALE-THREE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS -FOUR
II story brown stone front Houses, well located on the
main entrance 20 the Park the corner house viii
be sold far nelow It's real value Sixeth street. northwest
corner OF Lexington avenue Inquire on the prenises
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

L'OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and Tarrs sused ~ Bedford Weschester county the
latter sonslsts Of sr,y acres, and essentially fruit fsrn
the orchards OF the choicest varieties q apples,
export besides choice selection OF
dwas and pear tho house large OF modern
STYLE convenient and thorough repair and the location un
grpassed for and beauty OF scenery, making
N e,ey way desirable as gentsmsns country re.idence
For particulars address John j. Cox BEDFORD westcheser
county n Y, or apply cox BROTHERS, ess Broadway,
corner fourth street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

EIiOR SALE OR To LET-AT NEW ROCHELLE, on
the banks of tbc Sound, first class Place of about 20
acres two story double house with oubuiinss also dock
shore 'front.' with buildings thereon Should the property
not be sold by the 10th inst the whole part viii be et at
low figure. apply tO CYRUS LAWTON, CounseOr-at- Law,
l% Nassau street, or DAVID HARRISON, New Rochelle,
N. Y.