The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-12
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II luUlCtCU iOi
-IIoratio Seymour is ffty-seven years
of age.
London has 4 home for lost and starv-
ing dogs found in the streets.
Another Fenian scarce is convulsing
Canada.
Senator Trumbulps wife died at
Washington, on the 10Th ult. Her re-
mains were conveyed to Springfield. Him
ois.
Indian troubles in western Kansas are
serious.
Ben. Butler was recently thrown
from his carriage and badly hurt.
-Reverdy johnson, minister to tie
court of st. James, reached Loudon on
the 18th ult
The Adaus express company was
robbed OF 81 900 at St. Louis, Oh Friday,
last.
Canada has prohibited the importation
of horned cottle, on account of the cattle
disease.
Recently aTOledo firm telegraphed to
New York and received an answer in
twenty minutes.
Queen Isabella had 10 carriages
These she could not take with her, and
the canaille of Madrid amuse themselves
by taking rides in the royal vehicles.
Ezra Rosbrook, now living at Prince
ton, Wis, built the first steam-saw mill in
the United States.
The largest cattle owners in Texas
King & Co., of Corpus Christi. Their
stock and herds number SO ,000
The Hartford Times is charitable.
1t thinks the n. Y. World is honest but
foolish.
"A dispatch says: Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, while waiting for train in Baf,-
10, last week, was discovered by the re-
publcans.'
A war democratic Grant and Cofax
meeting was he'd at Cooper Institute last
week. by a small number Of incuraJles.
That is the natural asylum Of all the MIN
compoops who insist on being not asham-
ed of yet calling themselves "war demo-
crats."
An old Indian who had witnessed the
effects of whisky for many years, said that
a barrel of whisky contained a thousand
songs and fifty fights.
More than enough naturalized citi-
zens were denied the right to vote in
Philadelphia to have carried the state tri-
umphantly.
AN amiaole southern editor calls the
most dreadful lying of the mongrel pr ess,
/" the art of Misrepresentation"
The n Y. Herald says: "The dem
ocrats have proved themselves, in the late
elections, party not to be despisel" F"
We wish the democratic party could re-
turn the compliment.
The mongrel lecture committee have,
in several places, engaged to inf.ct the
abominable nonsense Of Petroleum Nasty
upon the people this winter.
An editor in Baltimore, who must
have been asleep, ike second Rip Van
winkle, is astonishel at the lies Of Forney s
press.
An humorous laboring man says, lie
gets up at iive-twenty in the morning, aud
works until ten n-forty at night. We bet
he VII not support the bondholder's par
ty.
The mulattos ard negroes of Hayti
find it impossible to live together on terms
of political equality. There is really a
war Of races or of casts, and will be until
one or the other is extermnated
Dana, the opponent of Butler for con-
gress wrote Three Years Before the
Mast" Butler ought 10 write a book en-
titled :" One Year in a Spoon Chest"
Summers organ n Boston comes cut
for Butler, and against Dana. Sumner
is, therefore, going over to the spoons
policy Of Butler.
The Hartford Times says the New
York World is inclined to exhibit itself
as the harlequin of the political press. Is
it not miserable sink, full of slops and
dirty water F?
The Buffalo Courier gives the New
York World credit for the best intentions.
but impcaches its Judgment And by be-
L. a. II