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The New York herald., 1868-03-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
EyDWARD .sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE


1sfIEb ssGHbsGx slk1As SALE
49, CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS.
u%:s STAT: s:Iss ss's. g. at
z As pssss sss snSs sns
E. hsCFlSsEsR Y. sci. .. wednesday,
March !s lss = Il 4 OcOst :, Nc 70 E.s srss
s.ss .S.s .;.s .sBs:
with tgss oouPl!nss, sh.i.ins Pulley, Betting
p.eusrs apply ss the Olcs Of the sucsonssrs
ExEcuroR's sALE.-B, r, rAIEcHILD. AUCTION
at IS Sesey street. up stairs, ot HsassSo Fur
asSss nol & %
Clothing China and Plated Ware gsncy GGcS, s.
Rss s,s9
the OF the Of Isaac Dyckman, deceased
.y Il 4 Il r
II New York the
and ~ s
thereon re- 81 fee. ssssry Of Norfolk street i
the exscasoss counsel Sessr1 lockwood crosby ss
sau street.
ExECUroRs' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
sesssn on ds Tss4sasy. iSss he iS through
Aucti0neer6, NJ SaesrOoms
location Fulton and first class ten minutes
positive
JOHNSON MILLER WILL SELL. AT AUCTION, ON
Tuesday, March ~ at II O'clock at Exchange Salesroom,
Ill Broadway 100 choice Nineteenth ward Brookyn Lots
g fs
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER
e. (Omce l16 Nassau strcet),
Will sell on Monday, March 16 1853 by order OF the SU
PREME COURT under the direction O. rstz Nathan Esg
three Lots southery sde 426 feet east Of Eighth
Size 75x100 feet
TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 6l5 WASH
81 ington street, Spring. will give hts personal atten
sales OF Furniture the residences OF families for the
His friends and the public rely that all business
entrusted TO his will be conducted with honesty and
ability having the experience Of the last eighteen In
the auction business Best Of reference to not
Quained. Sales settled the day after SALE N BCash ad
vanced every description OF merchandise.
Wednesday, March lS-The entire Furniture of the four
story basement dwelling az In West Houston,
near Broadway; four elegant Mirrors, cost 81 O Particu
lars tomorrow
At Private Sale until 1s Apri-The Furniture OF house
price $40 600 and the house to LETT rent 5cO II not dis
Of will be sold at auction Other Houses, with Furni-
ture, In nice locations.
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MATRIMONIAL.

An EDUCATED FOREIGNER, WITHOUT RELATIVES
N here being tired OF e wishes 10 change hs
BY forming the acquaintance OF handsome young
lady Inclined TO matrinony. Such OF the far sex wanting
good companion may hnd what dcsiged by xddressing
vsrsdiQus. box Al7a pcu oOea.
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A -BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex.
IA. press once, It's West Eleventh street. Sixth
nue.Wagons for moving furniture city, country FurnI.
ture panofores pactsd, shpped Furniture stored. Money
advance&
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CAMPBELL a CO, AUCTIoNEERs, SELL MONDAY,
March 10 commencng A. lon o'clock, stock and Fix M
s y."ns Horse and good wasoH Win top Particulars '0
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DAssAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Liverpool and Queenstown
at reduced rates.
BY first class packet ships.
Drafts payable In all Of Great Britain and Ireland at
Apply 70 TAPscoTT BRos ss South street and % Broad.
New York.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT GREAT RARGA1N..AN I sI..A
will strict investigation Inquire of FRAZER
a LEE, 20 Beekman street.
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COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.


P Through @ Il Line Inc to to c.iirornia cali & and nd china.
:1S Sss
He en sa.sy Rpsessn lbs baggage irss each
March smoSEHS SSEES. Captain Conner, connecting
Steamer Of March a. 1858 connects closely with steamer
CHINA, leaving San Francisco April il for japan and
ss. sRs Rs al q .gg the
FoR oAI1EaSSHA RSSsdAD VA KArls nAFas a. FREIGHT
ss%:p
% So river foot of Canal se ONCE o"
To shipment freight must wEs e sts fGx s%Foo
Sole freigh. agents, p. M s. $. Co.
LoR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
csp s s. @ M s
and Monday, March ss O'Clock r.
For freight or passage Apg,Ny'qR q GARRISON. Aren,
No. Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
y ATLANTlC NAIL sTEAMsaIp COMPANY.
srns So sSsI " r NJ
MssnTR Gspsan Palmer Vsr c: u. @
MoRRo CASTLE Captain r Adams a ApriiS
''' '''S'' ''''edsES geo, oe&' E. HARRISON President.
No. Bowling Green.
U,oR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
RAPiDAN W. s. Cheesman commander viii sal. for The
above port from pier ss North river Saturday March 81
Freight measurement, goods soc. per foot.
Freight on nT weigh. G SGSd, ,~ s,sIs,D Ms per pound
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda
'''''' ''pL LIVINGSTON, FOX CO, 50 Liberty street.
TEXAS LINE.-FoR GALvEsroN.-THE Al srEAMRE
river with despatch. For freight 9T Iss.nfe HRgy
iiS Maiden iaae.
The sAAiIsSnSls ssorl,s steamship WILMINGTON,
loading 9. East fSsI and win positively sail
%TLrisss Lax; 81 sSSs ;gPy
EoR NEW ORLEANS: VIA HAVANA, GIVING
Tss'ss Tss and pf b.. s0 light ss%s
for the above port on SATURDAY, March y, a,sP N.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
''''' "p'' LIVINGSTON FOX CO., ss Liberty street.
Eon NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
GENEEIL. GRANT ggIS ,csr.sn & B. B. Hilsrs.h %
siiEREs4sSs cssisp " psndIson ssGs.on
UNITED STATES. Captain Geo. L. Norton
'A' '''''''''p GENERAL MEADE,
will be despatched on Saturday, a. o'clock r. NJ
from pier No. IL North river.
Freight received through rates for Mobile and Calves
For frcgh, passage, having superior accommodations
apply TO the agent, .,.r, su,,-r,,a a.
IcoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN THE CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships of this line leave pier No. North river, at
+. NJ, as folows:-
sES. MkshiiSdToS. .ss:Srssy' SsrsS y
S3STEso cpS sssSTsyy, SATURDAY, April APpri 4; I
For passage freight apply TO the agents,
H Il. CROMWELL a CO.,
20 West street.
E,oR SAVANNAH, GA, EVERY SATURDAY
H Black star Line
Steamship MONTGOMERY, Lyon Saturday March II
Steamship HuNTsyILLE, Crowcl. Saturday March %
att r. M, from pier u North river.
Through given over the Central Railroad OF
Georgia and H.ianuc Gulf Raroad, Florida.
Apply to r.. LOwE1N, Agent, % West street.
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L,OR sALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Tayors Hotel Bergen county n. j., eighteen
miles from via Erie Railway mile from Ridge
wood and one and half miles iohokus Station; term4
moderate. The doing good business and adaped
for boarders.
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J,oR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF
well established Stationery Toy and Fancy store sat
given selling. Inquire the premise
639 Sixth avenue between Thirysevonh and Thirtycighs
streets.
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L,oR sALE-A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, CHEAr
rare chance: win teach any the business wishing
buy Apply address for three days q avenue D. room
No. l.
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ExECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
~ brick Dwelling House and Lot " Lawrence street. al
sucton Thursday, the 18th inst through WYCKoFF
LITTLE Auconees the City Salesrooms, Court street
location near Fulton avenue and first class; ten minutes
walk from the ferries house contains all improvements sale
positive.
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COAL YARD FOR SALE.-ONE OF THE BEST LO
yards in Brooklyn, doing first class trade as the
books will show excellent chance for business man.
will open for examination. No but prnct
pals need address, with Exchange Brooklyn (E'
d. Pos
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOFoRTEs,
CHANDELIERS, MIRRORS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
e. II. LUDLOW 4 co. win sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1868,

MORRIS. WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Valuable Property Walker street and Lots on Fifty
eighth and Fynnth Streets opposite the Park and within
l35 feet of the Grand Circle OF the Boulevard.
+. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction Tuesday,
March H. lss at u O'clock the Exchange sAesroom Ill
Broadway, Trinity buildng:-
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Walker Street.-The valuable Lot, with the three story
brick Bnldng 10 Walker street. north side oe ees from m
party wall side when used; lot 25xl00 Possession
May I, 1863
Lots Fifty eighth and Fynnth streets opposite to Gen.
trial Park and near the Grand Circle at Eighth avenue en-
trance.
strcetThree lots south side Ftyninth street
and about 9I feet from Grand Circle at Eighth avenue
entrance, each 2bx100.5.
Fftyelghth Lot north side, 90 feet east Of
Broadway, and directly IN Of the above, 25x1OO6
Terms OF saieTwo-thrds Of the purchase money
main bond and mortgage at per cent.
Maps full particulars No. Pine street. first floor
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NOR sALE-COMpLETE STORE FIXTURES, CONSIST,
Ing Of two fine countsrs shelyns with class doors sna
Stools DC nqre the fancy goods store No. 39S Sixh
avenue, one door above Twenty-folrth street.
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1HORTGAGE SALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUC-
M toneer will sell Monday, March IS, 1885, at 10 A.
the Nineteenth and East river the barge
Independence. BY order Of T. COLLINS Attorney for
Mortgage.
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TOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER
(Omce 116 Nassau street),
will sell on Monday, March 16, 1863 by order Of the sU
PREME COURT under the direction Of (3ratz Nathan Esq.,
referee, ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINTH STREET
three Lots southery sde 426 feet Of Eighth
Size 7bx1OO feet
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LNOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
IL REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer RISING
STAR viii sail Saturday March 2f at IL O'Clock
Freight received until Friday nj y. N.
rates. &c, inquire freight oce companys pier,
~ North river, foot OF Canal street.
To insure shipment freight must be sent down early.
WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
Sole freight agents, +. NJ. s. &. Co.
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JOHNSON MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
81 Tuesday, March H. at IL o'clock, Exchange Saesroom,
III Broadway loo choice Nineteenth ward Brooklyn Lots
Boulevard between Hooker Also choice
Lots Hewes PENN Hooker and Marcy
Maps ready at onlce Of johnson Miller 25 Nassau street.
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s -
HYNARD-FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Fx-
IA. press, 7s 80 Bank street. Beecker street,.
Moving Of Furniture city and country with Furniture
storage.
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I,oR sALE-A FINE TEA STORE UP TOWN, IN ONH
OF the best business great nducement no
much capital needed cause for selling III health paI,evla
rem street Washington at 7A Eshth avenue b
Fiftyrst and Fifty Streets OF GEORGE MAO
INTOSH.
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NOR sALE-A PATENT WINDOW SASH LOCK. THE
complete safeguard invented for house. stor
and Office windows State rights for SALE For particularly
call or address WM. r. sOMERFIELD $50 Broadway Sc
nnnr
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regularly Thursday AT O'Clock p M precisely
from pier No. 4 North river
MISSOURI, Captain Palmer. March 19
COLUMBIA, Captain T.. Van sice via Nassau March 26
MORRO CASTLE, Captain II. Adams. April
dEO. B. HARRISON, President
No. 3 Bowling Green
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

bat he must be careful not to d. it by
violating laws which he has salemnly
sworn thar he viii take care 10 execute.
Iheease cited by the CoasaaeTcI0i eta pes-
son offering vote with q vIsF ofhaving
it rsjeefedfoE She purpose Of testing the
Visible Admixture law is different
thing. Ofrring the vote Is not violating
the law, nor is law breaking by the
sworn Executive Of the nation 20 be
compared with that Of a private citizen.
But even granting that Juhns0n's al
ged int entiOns should acquit him, has
he proved them The evidence DOES
not show it. The testimony offered for
this purpose and finally admitted, fails
to show that the President had any such
an object in view ss he alleges. Since
bis removal Of stanton he has shown
no special concern to get the matter in
to the court, and It is not likely that
any effort of his would have ever
brought &c there. The court has ad-
jourhed until December and /. is not
likely the matter could get through the
tortuosities Of a legal Investigation be-
fore General Grants second term Of
Office, But snpposing &c could where
does the court get its right TO say 70
Congress that It shall not impeach su
officer for violating its laws Where
dues the court get power 70 arbIefate be-
tween the Executive and Congress- or to
stay proceedings IN impeachment
Lt has no such power or jurisdictiOnsand
johnson must hnd some ether snbter-
huOr prepare for his exit nom Office.
we rejoice that there ia sn excellent
prospset Of his finding the latter his
only alternative.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
Resolutions Adopted by the Students
Of Ohio Wesleyan University.
DzlAwAEE, O., April IS, 1865.


To the Editor OF the Commercials
The foilORing resolutions Rere pass
ed by the students Of this institution
this morning, as expressive of their
feelings IN regard to the outrage per
petrated upon students bv the Demo-
cratic Legislature Of Uhie
WHEREAS. The Ohio Legislature
has passed bill. the object Of which
ia to prevent students from EXERCISING
the right Of suffrage while attending
institutions Of learning, except upon
almost impraotieable conditions. y hich
@ould deprive the students of this
State Of such vOtiRR advantages as they
have long euj Iyed, and which advan-
taEes were established for the accom-
mediation of stu ients. according to the
ordinary provision foT transient voters
therefore. belt
Ret9l1sa. That We. the students Of
the Ohio Wesleyan University, regard
this bill as q great Injustice TO college
students. a gross insult to intellectual
culture. q palpable violation IF the
Fundamental principles Of all good
government, and as being, TO gulight-
ened, patriotic humanity. execFable.
painful. humiliafiBR, aud too con-
tempTibie to coz template.
ResOlged, That We utterly abhor the
maliknitg Of its purpose, the shame.
fitness Of its provisi0tls, aud the ihfa-
nous spirit which characteTizes the
whole scheme.
Resoiged. That We regard this bill
as expressive Of the acknowledged fact
that college students, ss a body, are
not known 20 vote with the present
dominant party 10 the Legislature. and
that institutions of learning are antag-
onisfie TO fbe principles and teachings
ofthst bafty.
Res0lUed, That We express ouI
heartfelt thanks for the unswerFiBE
edelity Of those who stFeuul0usly Op'
posed the measure, 4Rd re do hereby
pledge ourselves TO an uUfalterinR ad'
herence to those prEHQiples which have
heretofore sustained the credit Of ouI
State. and which principles must still
be followed IN order that we may pass
safely through the perils into which
the unhappy results Of the late State
election have plugged Us.
Res0tUed, That these resolutions be
published ID the Western ColleRian
the Cincinnati, Columbus and Cieve
land papers. aud be sent to the leading
county papers thrnuRheut the State.
THOMAs WILsols SPENCE,
SMITH STIMMEL,
JOHN FLETCHER LOCKE,
SAMUEL LYNCH BEILER,
ALLEN HALDERdAN KLIEGER,
Committee
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Senator Wade.


There are Republican newspapers
that believe the President guilty of
crime. and favor impeachment; but
they hate the idea Of Mr.. Wade be-
coming Acting President, and this has
no better ground than more personal
feeling. No one need even be at a loss
as to where to find Senator Wade Oh
any Ofthe great questions that have
agitated the country. Neither has his
honesty ever been seriously doubted
by friends or fce. He Is therefore the
kind of man the country needs In
this crisis, when the Treasury is being
robbed by corrupt rings who are pro
tected by the administration. The
people feel the need of the services Of
. bravo, wise aud thoroughly honest
man in fhe Presidential chair. Such a
man is Mr. Wade, and if he should sue
ceed Mr.. johnson, be will save to the
taxpayers between now and the 4fh
of March fif-y million dollars, b7 turn
ing out corruptiUnists and & ling their
places with honest meR. SOrebeads
and whisky rings may bark at Dir.
Wade, but they can not rob him OF
the splendid reputation be has fairly
Won, for honesty and consistency as a
statesman, ami strict integrity as a
man. The Chicago nomination Is not
worthy of consideration IN this con-
nectiOn. If it is the viii Of the people
be will be nominated. If not, some
body else will b chosen. OF one
thing -homaRsRs Peul 9 may rest -assuE-
ed No doubtful man wilt be n0miu-
ated in that Convention for Vice Presi-
dent. our experience with Mr.. johnson
has settled that question. Further
more, those who iusiTuate that Ar.
Wade will do anything. whether in
Office or out of II. 10 secure the uomin-
alton for Vice President, either do not
know the man, or they Wilfully mis-
represent him. He is no wiTe-wOrker
He never did anything to push him
self forward, and those who know the
man are fully aware that he never will 4.
He never sought an Office in his life,
and there Is no place IN the gift of the
pe0p G that could induce him TO cleo
tioneeF. directly or indirectly, for him
self. He is blunt because he is hon
est. and because he WilI.say on all prop
er occasions. precisely what he thinks.
This is the kind OF man that honest
people can not, In these days, afford to
have kicked by mere policy vendeTs,
sOFebeadS and eOTTuptiOnists without
d protest iu favor of the statesman who
never deceived a man or deserted 2
nciple.- Cincinnati Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24


The Governor aud Republican mem
bers of the Legs azure Psun>ylva1-
Ia. and the heaisof the different de-
paw ments Of the Government al that
State. have sent q eOmmHhiGas9n %
SenstOr Cameron, Tequas tihg HIm fa
the contingent event Of the Succession
of Vice President Wade 10 the Pres
ideucy, to request the executive in be
half oi Pennsvlvapia, to transfer MF.
Stanton from the Department of War
to the more important position Of Sec
rsatP Of tha Treasury.
Mr. Stanton, hearing of this move
meat has written the following letter:
war DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, I
April IL. 1858.
TO Hon. Simon Cdaer0n:
DEAR: SIR - PeTCeIving Ia this
mornings Chronicle that q com NUM-
sation has been sisued By the Govern
ur of your State and Republican mem
bets of the Legislature, and other per
SONS. sskiBR your recommendation for
my transfer. upon a certain GOntid-
Rpncv. 60 the head Of the Treasury
Department, [ hasten to request car
uestlY that no sach recommendation
GE W4AuGs 4lIAuBA va E4Ag AAsu LaAH1 U5IL
devoted 70 public duties. Nc cJnsid-
Rratio1 can induce me to assume those
0f the Treasury Department OF TO con-
tiuue ia the War Department logger
than may be required for the appoint
ment and confirm ition Of my success
sOr. Yours truly,
EDWIN NJ STANTON.
As Mr.. Stanton always says what
be means and means what he says,
this letter is probably conclusive OF
the subject Of his becoming a member
of the new Cabinet that may soon be
formed. His retirement whenever il
may occur. will be a most serious loss
20 the uubiie service. At the head of
the War Department, Stanton has
displayed executive ability of the
highest order, integrity and patriotism
Of the purest and loftiest character
He is one Of the few really great men
now living. Columbus Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
sehuylef CoIfak.

An IndiaBian advocating Schuyler
Coifax for the Vice Presidential nom
ination says of him;
''Mr. COlfaz happily combines the
qualities 70 represent the people from
The Vice Presidential chair. S0cia Nv,
he is a M, del genflemau. He is aff4-
BILE, courteous, polite; he IS never
bluff, mOrOse nor petulant. The law
Of kindness is written on his heart, and
beams out in his words and actions. -
No one can hate Mr.. Colfax IN his
presence; he disarms his enemies by
his genial. sunny temperament, and by
Il marked attention to ali their reason
able demands. His good nature aD''
warmth Of heart give him magnetic
D ,wer, and men are better for being in
his presence. intellectually he does
not classify with such men as Clay and
Webster. He Is more versatile than
profound. His intelligence takes
a wide range, embracing all principles,
TOPICS und themes that are worthy of
consideration. His singular free
from mental aBtaROniSm. The most
perfect peace Feigns among the vari-
Gus facuities of hrs mind. He can not
be odd, singular, eccentric or eTr9tic;
his mind will not allow him to fly of
10 taBgents. There Is a rounded COM
p'eteuess in his intellectual orgauiZa-
ton that makes him practically wise
and useful in whatever he underta kes.
Politically. he is Of the old Wing
school. He has always been anti
Democratic. He is we'll posted in the
history of his country Few men have
more thorough knowledge uf the
record our Republic has made 10 the
days of the past. He has brought all
the enthu-ia-m of his nature to study
our political history from the stand
point of philosophy. Mr, Cnlfx is
much more than a politician. lie is a
wise. jHdiciOus statesman combining
much eA perience with an ardent love
Of country.
ReiigiousIy, Mr.. Colfax belongs to
the Evangelical school. He wOTkhips
at the shrine of Jesus, according 20
the faith and forms of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church. He Is eminent.
" cathulic IN his religious feelings,
and uupretenti0us in his profess
iessiOus. Ho is remarkably pure ia
his life and manners, showing by his
walk that he il a lover OF virtue, NOR
ality and piety;-iu word, be is the
embodiment Of the Christian states
man. and the persoDifcatiOu of 10 ye al
liberty He is just the man to hon
or the nation as President of the Sen
ate, aud we intend to give him the Of
fee
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

The Visible Admixture and Student'A
Franchise bills kept each other compa-
ny in their passage through both houses
of the L gis' ature. The one disfrar =
chfses black men because they know
too little AID the other white men be-
cause they know too much, to vote the
Democratic ticket. we suggts they
be- followed by an act f,franchising
ministers of the gospel, nine-tenIhs Of
whom are gully of like pervers. " OF
knoWl, dge. Tne laws are termed acts
to preserve the purity Of elections, ana
the elee ions can never be wholly pure
in Democratic estimation until all Re-
pubIIeans are forbidden to vote. Eol
can they ever retain a wholesome Dem
ocratio purity while churches, acade-
mics and ell, ges are permitted TO in
jeet tn ir Rel Ubl C aniz ng influen 0,in
to the ballot -b"x. To create a thorough
purity these influences must be wholly
cut OF. While the Democratic party
has is hand in lee it make thorough
work with these aggressive agencies
which always have 20 vigorously as
sailed and always will so dangerously
threaten the foundations of so-calleu
Democracy.