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ana Telegraph was only appro xima.e and whatever
further sum per ule the President shall Judge
cessary 10 fully equip tie road should be added.
SURRENDER a. Goven,m.nt Repositories.
Applications have been received ut the Treasury
Department from the FouriI National Sank Of Gin
cinnsti and the First National Bank OF Chicago both
governments dep0aitories. to I've pernittcf to sur
render their privileges ~ designated dep0itories
and asking that their accounts be balanced anl their
securities released.
Personal.
Edwin M stanton returned TO ms practice in he
Supreme Court to-day, remarkng to hrs friends thai
he bad withdraw from politics.
Alexander Cummings, candidate for Commits
sioner Rollins place, went home shs evening good
deal discouraged and disgustet with the treatment
MS nomination has received
Judge Underw00d' was at the Capitol to-day. the
object many congratulations from radical admirers
on his peculiar run: In the United states Cocfe ~
Rchmoud turning the tenants OF every jail IN
the State, under jurisdiction from -le fourteenth
amendment to the constitution
Combinations by the Sea.asc.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomi,
natioIB:--
Commodore Charles Fl. Poor, 10 be rear admiral:
captains George r. Emmons ard Edward NJ addiction,
TO be c9mmodores: Commanders Richard !. Rem
shaw and Johnson b. Creighton, to 10 captains;
Lieutenant Commanders Joseph Z. Fife and Richard
w. Meade; Jr, aud Robert 8Osd Jr., 20 be com
malders; Lieutenants N. W. Dyer, Francis NJ Green,
Edward Hooper, Henry H. GO-ringe, Alonzo W.
Muldam ana Charles O'Neil 10 se Lieutenant COM
manders A. g Taylor and James N. T. Young, 10 be
nrst leutenants, and Edward Y. Bradford to be
second lieutenant in the Marine Corps; Thomas q.
Walton and Thcorau Wolyert5n, to be surgeons,
and ID. b. Batione anu w. Il. A.. To'bcrt, to be paY
masters In the navy.
Supreme Conrf Proceedings.
The following motions were disposed or 1' the
Supreme Court to-day
No 36i-Evans vs. Mexican, Jr.. ct .sl.-On motion
OF EDWIN NJ Stanton the certiorisri xas ordered re-
turnable January s.,
No. s-(0nginaD-Ihe state or Texas vs. White Of
al--NotOn To dismiss argued.
No. S-tOriginal er pdrte.-JOseph IL Bradley pc
ttfoner, argued.
No. 9-Y0ung ct al VS. Cushing CT ai..--Dismisscd
pursuant to rule nineteen.
No. 1l--liolmes Foundry, appellant, W.. The United
or the CIiait Court reversed, and
the cause remanded
M. 12-Kelogg ct oil. Vs. Forsyth--DisrSssed pur.
suant to rule nincteen~
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. "a, 1863.
The steamer Columbia, which sailed from New
YORK November IS for Glasgow, has not yet arrived.
and apprehenslons are entertained Tor her SAFETY.
Heavy premiums are demanded Tor insurance Risks
on the vessel. Note.-The steamer Palmyra, which
arrived at Boston December 10, reports;-Decembcr
O. saw steamer Columbia partially disabled by loss
OF her screw but she required no assistance ana was
proceeding to Queenstown under sail
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 1S.--1he Advice. rom Antwerp
for St. Johns, was abandoned ~ sea- Her crew
The ADVICE the cable has H. l. supposed 70 be tue
bark Advance Captain Nickery, which sailed from
Antwerp November ~ for 81 Johns.l
AMSTERDAM, Dec. fs.--The Bremen bark Fides,
which stranded of Nlieland day or two ago. VIII
probably prove total loss. Her crew were
rescued
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. H. 1868.
PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. WAsHBuRSE, (rep.l OF ILL.,. from tue Committee
on Appropriations, reported The Pension Appropr'a-
t,on bIll which was ordered to be printed and post
poy,ed 10 the 9Th OF January. II appropriates for
ipyal,d pensons under previous acts 10000 900; Tor
tensions OF widows children, &c. sl3 0oo, Doo for
navy pensions, $3.50 900, making total Of s23oooooc.
THE BANKRUPT ACT.
Mr. Trrr, or Ga, introduced resolution instruct
ing the Committee on the Revision or the Laws to
consider the proprlety OF extending the time In
which bankrupts may avail themselves OF the proyt-
sions OF the Bankrupt acc aud Of reducing the iees
Adopted. - .
Mr. MORRILL,, rep OF Pa. offered resolution ~
recting the Commissioner VI Agriculture 70 trans
nit report showing the deficiencies W the appro
piiatiOn for erecting the new Agricultural hulldlng
Al washington, WIN tue cost OF construction &C.
Adopted
PEgsIoN OFFICE ~ rFNvrssfE
Dir. BUTLER, VsrJ OF fehii.. mIouesso pi.s W
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VIRGINIA.

Governor Wise's Farm Returned Ia Him
Rent Paid TO the Owner of Libby Prison.
RICHMOND, Dec. Is, 1868.
The farm OF Ex-Governor Wise, in Princess Ann
county 80 long held by the government was yester-
day surrendered to the owner by order Of the United
States authorities.
The government also yesterday ordered the pay
ment OF the rent to the owner oil Libby Prison for
years use OF IL.
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Tie HILL TRAGEDY.

Empnneiilng the Jury in the Twtcheli Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is, 1868.
In the Iwitchel murder trial this afternoon after
the twelfth juror had entered the box the prosecut
ing attorney claimed the right t0schallenge, and
several challenged and Others selected in their
places
After the prosecution had closed the counsel for
the accused claimed similar right and several
others were displaced. The eleventh juror
chosen and the court adjourned.
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RACING Al MOBILE.

MOBILE, Dec. Is. 1863.
The frs, race to-day over the Magnolia course,
two mile heats for 500, was walked over by Fanny
Cheatham
The second race, mile and three-quarter dash
for o purse OF $780, was won by MoOre's colt 10y
Lexington, beating Joe Johnson Bette Bay, Tran
sit Mone Ingersoil and Para. Time, 3:2ols.
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FRANCE.
Changes In the French Cabinet.

manages In the french CnDnuct.
PARIS, Dec ls, 1858.
The A0niteur loficiaD had the following announce
ment OF changes in the French Cabinet in its issue of
last evening"
NJ. Lavalette has been appointed Minister OF For
eign Affairs, vice NJ Moustier NJ Foscade has been
appointed Minister OF the Interior, vice NJ PiHard;
NJ. Gressier has been appointed Minister Of Public
Works. III. Moustier has been made Senator.
Pinard is popularity supposed to be responsible for
the recent extreme measures against the French
press, and 1t Is thought that the Cabinet reconstruc
ton grew out OF the necessity for Pinards retire.
ment on that account. A liberalization OF the gov
eminent consequently is anticipated from the
change.
The Onicial Journals the Ministry Changes.
LONDON, Dec. 1s, 1868.
French official journals say that the changes in
the Ministry are y confirmation of the Emperor's
programme OF policy, which is liberal at home and
pacific abroad.
The Emperor and Empress' Visit to tho Ex-
Queen Of Spain.
PARIS, Dec Is, 1868.
The Emperor and Empress to-day made a visit to
ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain.
Statement Of the Bank of France.
PARIS, Dec Is, 1868.
The regular weekly statement of the Bank OF
France made public to-day shows that the amount
OF bullion in vault has decreased H. 900 OO0f since
last week
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An Old Nurse for Child ren.-D0u,t Fsiu
W procure MRS. Wlg,SLCWS SD OTHTNG SYefp for
children tcetblnr No Iiohcr who /
child through this
invali liable ppan top lives rest 10 tina
mother relief and hess 10 child cures wud colo
aud regulates the bows ls. BE sures call for
"MRS WINS 4OW'S SOOf HfSG SyRrp,"
having sfne Courts Psrkins on the ousldo
wrapper. All others hase imits tons.
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Christmas Eycrgr ems VIII Soon Deck Our
homes and temples ahs win long bend beneath Christ
comforts and NhreS presents vii, abroad
as thick ssfang leavns in vsamboss Therc holt
ay presents pirate for the ladies than the superb
Furs offered by KNOX the Halter, 2l2 Broadway u
Fulton street. whose sAs blshncn with his spicndid
selection Ut Nuns ss elegant Hats
thing very like Z winter paradise.
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teraav IN favo, Of the Carsts out IL was soon sup
pressed ana two of the leaders were arrested.
Meramon. bear, y OF republican proclamations
was arrested yesterda, al MADEIRA
shock of Rarthu.> ke at Gibraltar.
cruuA IrAR, Dec. i6, 1888.
There was a heavy shock Of earthquake here TO-
day; but 1t caused no damage TO liz property
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Attempt TO Recover the Telegraph Cable
Facilities to the Fleef-Assistauce by the
Spanish Navy.
HAVANA, Dec. 1s, 1868.
General william +. Smith, President OF the Inter-
national ocean Telegraph Company, has arrived here
to superintend operations for the recovery OF the
telegraph cable which was lost last summer.
Captain General Lersundi has offered HIM every
facility in his power for the accomplishment OF the
work.
Vessels In the telegraph service will be permitted
to enter and leave port without interruption at all
hours Beacons will I've erected along the shore and
at night lights will be lit to guide the feet and
a spanish man-oE war will probably be rendered to
aid In the work
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Holiday Prcsent.-T aides np,i <:~utisren.
and old desirons Of ha, ng c,fu
holidays, should bottle OF C1rENAIr2 i,'S LIFE FOR
THE Hal at once. Read ~ cyaars Trad Hair.
Free to all Given away ~ sne dug BY mail
free. This book should he Mad rsn teaches
cultivate and have bent tiful hair nj resiorr gray
hair s original color stop ia failing remove rita
tons dsdrnn frum The ius ke4 ling bean
ula 70 tho latest period 81 II 4.
SARAH 4. CHEW iLrER NJ n,
No. .ir3 DrOs tUay New York
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Holiday Prevents.
Window Flower Stands Pedcsas Carved Wood Articles
Fancy Cha ~. Kelly CO.'S furniture store, Col
Broadway.
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ARKANSAS.

Desertion or Anxusts-An Attack Expected
The Legislature and tho Ku Kiux.
MEMPHIS, Dec. is, 1868.
despatch TO the Avalanche from Little Rock to-
night says the latest information from Augusta re.
ports the place nearly deserted by tho citizens
Those rem aiming expect an attack upon the militia
hourly from outsiders.
in the Legislature last uirht Mr.. Brooks intro
6uced o bill requiring all persons to withdraw rom
the knights OF Camilla. on ku kluX Kan, WITHIN
thirty DAYS, under penalty OF a heavy fine and Inn
prsonment OK from one TO ten years In the Peni,en-
tary. II was ordered 10 he printed.
resolution endorsing the Governors proclama-
ton OF martial law La CONWAY county Was ad0Dtsd
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Neutrality-suspicious. the speedy and Permnncue
removal OF Acute and Chronic Diseases applied " Dr.
ANBERLlS, No Yves. Fourteenth street.
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AUS TRIA.

A Peoples Thanks 10 n Legislator.
PEsTH, Dec. Is, 1888
The people of Hungary have presented address
10 Mr. Deak, thanking him for his services to the
country.
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Magic COplS,
Tor cornG tho hair and beard Headquarters OF the
psny eai 5rosdwAy where MI orers should be Addressed
Agents -snied. 6l2 Broadway.
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about 10 January. prepared
close out al retail our splendid Wholesale socs Of Chrous
and krsmos srIeoSccpes Vewa Albums carved Brsck
eta ss n. II. n. ANTHONY q co, sol Broadway, 81
Nicholas block Call sayly
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Cheapest Boek s-tors In the Worid.-1 O0, 900
Books FOR the holidays aim given
free. send stump LEGGAr BROTHERS.
lliL Nassau street, below Be.krnsn.
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Bachelors Hair ~ c.-rhe Best In tho
world. The only erfcct dye armess reiabs
Factory IL fjond street
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CUBA.

A Combined Movement Against tho lnsur-
gents-PIan Of the Campaign.
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1885,
The steamer Peayo sailed to-day for Santiago with
1000 men to reinforce the garrison there
combined movement is 10 be made from different
directions upon the centre OF the revolution.
Count valmaseda win march from Nuevitas and
Colonel Loho from Las Tunas, ana, assisted by
columns from other quarters, drive the rebels i'm
upon Bayamo. The troops Will then unite and make
general attack upon the place. While these move
mens are in progress the army in the neld will be
reinforced as fast the recruits and volunteers
be modified.
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4 Weddings ard Parties Car BE say lied
with the Oh spser'- Fort Grspc Nine - "
brstcd - tAs country Europe ~ ~ IN.y rsh
body. A. sfLEl,. 3is' 81 "A ivg4f.
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Holiday Presents.
Nottingh Curtains, Piano aDi Table
fu assortment ~ o. l.. aad j. h. Kelly CO.'S NO.
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Magic Cop,s,

Holiday J.icnors--A Large stock MT low
Prices. bourbon, zoo. good sherry 0c per hottie
BORDEAUX WINE Co, 30 Fulton street, corner MILAN.
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CO1gls, Cold y Sore Isr0at Requires gus-
mediate attention, neglect ofs ntmps result, IN
durable lung disease. BROwNy BRONCHIAL TrOcHns
simple remedy and will ost Invariably giys i'm N edit
AZ.
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a Ladies' Fair is !'ow Open, IT 10. stephens
Church, entrance Twenty eighth ana Twenty ri nth
streets, Third syenua
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Cristad0r0ss CHrivaiN Il Hair Dyc.--~oId and
applied At No bhstor house Mandatory - Maiden lane
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Wigs, Tonr-y4 ani ptlW ,atri " air.-..sc1
quality Hair bye and HAIR Uyelns' at So"S ~ BAiUH&
LOR's. 10 Boua street
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PAMPHLETS. Law R.ro-.. g.


With nsa,ness, qckness despatch twenty-five eut
che.per than az any other printing establishment ~ ne ch.
y No METROPOLITAN JoR PRINTING kSfA8llaO.
dEST, ~ Nassau streat.
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Erring Buf Ns,blc.-scif Help for Young Men
who having srre desire better manhood In seated
letter envelopes frD OF oharn n benefited return the post
Address Pbua1thrus, Dor r., Philadelphia, Ia.
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A.-Suye Fmei--F sducc Coal RIII-.-f'ix Y 0wr
houss with Roeoucks We alher strips. Office q fulton a.
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E.prrtero Named for the Throrc-The Eicc.
lions for the Cortcs 70 Bcein-rhe Govern
ment TO be Neutral During Their Progress.
MADEID, Dec. is, 1853.
Atalarge meeting OF the progressists at Cartha-
ocra Fspartero was named as the choice OF the
party for the throne.
n "a sa,d that Marshal Serrano has resigned the
Presidency OF the Ministry.
The elections for members OF the Cortes win begin
10 the cities They occur IN the provinces at some
future time.
The provincial governors report to the government
that the public peace Is not likely to be disturbed.
Tho government will remain neutral IN the cleo
tons.
There wGs slight demonstration at Miranda yes
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Several of the Late Insnrge nts Arrested and
Imprisoned.

NAUTIf DtCs IoUo
Notwithstanding the proclamation of clemency re-
Gently issued to the leaders In the late instruction
several OF the prominent have been imprisoned
here. About seventy i've altogether have been ar
rested and submitted to trial by court martial.
Business has resumed its natural sway and the
people are returning TO their homes.
General Dutee sailed with mis- feet for Cuba TO.
luy
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Dayid-F9olitiny Iafs-29gT Broadway
Duane streat.y
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SPAIN.

A Csrlist Conspiracy Discovered In Nnvarra.
MADRID, Dec Is, 1865.
It is announced here that Carlist conspiracy has
been discovered at Navarro Several arrests Of par
ses implicated I'm IL have been made
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The Emperor and Empress' Visit to tho Ex-
Queen Of Spain.
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Trouble Anticipated wish Peru-Ths stes,ni-
ship Havana To be Seized for Sassing Under
the Peruvian Flag.
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The Emperor and Empress to-day made visit Il
ex-Queen Isabella OF Spain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-10

Ex-Governor Vance of North Carolina, says
that the Southern Confederacy will gain in the
election of Seymour and Blair all that is lost
by the war. Last Tuesday evening the same
sentiment was expressed on the Main Street of
Ashtabula by Seymour and Blair man, who
boasted that he was in the rebel army, that he
went into it ON principle, that he is now as
much of a rebel as he ever was, that in the
election of Seymour and Blair the principles
for which he fought would be established
Tbissame rebel was in company with two
Seymour and Blair men of Ashtabula one of
whom threw eggs at the Kingsville delegation,
returning from the Mass Meeting at Jefferson,
and also hurled stones at the Ashtabula dele
CATION One of these stones went through a
window of Talcett's Restaurant, and another
inow on exhibition at the Telegraph Ofice1
aimed at one of the uansparencies came al
together too near one of the boys to be plea
SAINT Right-minded citizens of Ashtabula
what say you to such proceedings Honest
Democrats can you vote with men who assert
such principles and commit such high-handed
outrages. Seymour addresses such men as his
friends. Will you give him your support, or
will you cast your vote for Grant, the leader
of glorious army of brave boys, an army
which subdued rebellion melted by just such
men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-10

Who shot Northern soldiers while they
were defending the liberty of their cotifitry
Men who now advocate the election of Sey.
mour and Blair.
Who will Wade Hampton vote for? Sey-
mour and Blair.
Who will Phil Sheridan vote for? Grant
and Colfax
Who threw stones at tile Kingsville delega-
ton on their return from the Republican Mass
Meeting at Jefferson, and at our own Grant
Boys in Blue here in Ashtabula? Men who
hurrah for Seymour and Blair.
Who said, at large meeting in Cooper's
Institute in New York, July 3rd, 1865, the
day that Grant marched into Vicksburg, and
at the time when Gen Meade was driving
Lees boards out of Gettysburg-that all the
efforts of the war had been failures? Horatio
Seymour.
Who said that the election of Seymour
would be the regaining of the lost cause? Gov.
Vance of South Carolina.
Who will Gen. Sherman the hero of the
"March to the Sea-" vote for? Grant and Col
fax.
Who advised the dispersion Of the Senate
at the point of the bayonet, in case the Demo-
cratic nominees for President was elected !?
Frank P. Blair.
Who will rebel Semmes vote for? Grant on
Seymour?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-10

The Democracy of Ohio pledged themselves
if given the power, to ''tax the bonds" Why
didn't they do it?
They promised to retrench. Why did they
expend more for themselves than any other
Legislature ever did before? and only cut
down on the expenses of the State charities
and the pay of the Adjutant- General!
Union soldiers should remember that the
Adjutant- General has been engaged almost
exclusively in collecting pensions and boun-
ties for soldiers and attending to their interests,
and that the Democratic Legislature cut down
his salary $500 per year, and deprived him OF
one clerk, to the great detriment of these SOL
diers claims.
They should remember also, that the Demo-
cracy disfranchised wounded Union soldiers,
and refused to place rebel soldiers under the
same disabilities.
The rublic debt has been reduced five mil
lions of dollars during the past month.
The Democratic rebellion cost the nation
more than four thousand and eight hundred
millions of dollars, of which sum this Repub-
lican administration has paid more than
twenty three hundred millions, or nearly one
half
Ku KIux in Northern Ohio-Two inoffensive
Germans were brutally maltreated in Cleve-
land last week, by a gang of Democrats, while
returning from their daily labor, because they
favored Grant for president.
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OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs-Pennsylvan In
diana, and Nebraska, hold their State Elec-
tions simultaneously with Ohio, on Tuesday
the 18th inst, and for Representatives in the
XLIst Congress, with Legislatures, in part of
the States to be elected; and the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature now to be chosen will elect
U. S. Senator in place of Mr. Buckalew,
Oem.), as that in India ma will another, in
place of Thomas A. Hendricks Oem) The
Legislature about to be chosen in Nebraska,
will also elect a U. S. Senator to succeed
Thomas W. Upton, whose term expires on
the 4th of March next Some minor State
Officers are to be chosen in all these States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-10

DIsFRANcHlsEMENT.-R & Demo-
crats both read carefully and honestly the
action of the State Legislature of Ohio last
winter in the disfranchisement of students at
our colleges, and the soldiers in hospital.
Should not the guilt of such an act, act as a
beacon, lead a really honest man away from
the shoals, where such party must be wreck
ed at last?
Men who are dishonest to the party opposed
to them, and who take advantage of brief
power TO disfranchise Intelligent and loyal
men, display their knowledge of the weakness
OF their party ,>andshow their innate disloyal-
ty. No loyal man will ever try to stop the
vote OF a soldier. To deprive the students, as
a class, of their votes, shows that the party
doing it, is afraid of an intelligent ballot.
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The man who votes the Democratic ticket
votes for war, death, and debt. The rebels
who surrendered at Appomattox Court House
did so only in appearance. They have work
ed ever since the war, through His Accidency,
and through the democratic party to accom-
plish their ends. They mean to Conquer the
North. If Seymour and Blair are elected they
will have done it, for these men hare pledged
themselves to them. Read Blair's letter to the
N. Y. Convention in July. Read carefully the
Democratic platform.
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There lie in National Cemeteries 2SS S666 U.
S. soldiers, and in other cemetaries, 251 S27 all
of whom perished during our late war tho
their memories never will perish. For what
did they die F.? 1t was to save the integrity of
the National flag. At whose hands did they
die ? at the hands of men like Lee, Johnston,
Beauregard, Hood, Forrest, ct i'd omne genus,
who, still unrepenting, are now identified with
the Democratic party. Boys in Blue, will you
stand by the cause for which these comrades
kied, or will you go ouer to those who caused
their deaths