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VENEZUELA.


Truce Of Fourteen Days-Ns Terms Arrived
At-Resisnation Of the linistry-Anarchy In
Several States-Danish Claims.
ta-gf.t.r HAVANA, MAY 8, 1858.
Our latest advces from Laguayra are to the 18th
Of April The republic was still very much disturbed
and the revolution was increasing. General Colme-
mares, however, had almost annihlated the faction
at sabaneta. and released General Michelena loyal
ofacer who was held prisoner there. A cessation of
hostilities had been agreed upon for fourteen
days oy harshai Falcon but the revoutionists and
the Marshal were unable to arrange matters The
ministry had consequently resigned Notwithstanding
all the efforts to bring about peace in several of the
States anarchy still prevailed. Congress had not
assembled for want of quorum.
The Danish man-ofwar Dagmar was at Laguayra
and had made demand for redress for the injury
sustained by the Danish houses at st. Thomas from
the unsettled condition Of affairs in Venezuela
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SysTEMS RUN DOWN.

A. .
SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.
Persons often allow their systems to ruu down. or rathe
run them by overwork, accompanied ~ neglect oe
the proper OF invigoraon The result s what called
sgenersi debItv;" in other words, failure and par
t collapse Of the physical forces accompanied usually ~
great depression of spirits. -.. .-......
The best remedy in such cases HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTERS Whether the state of exhaustion has been
brought excessive physical labor dissipation anxiety
of mind other the remedial effect OF
this great stomachc will found equally prompt and
tn As a restorative sickness has prosrated
bodily mental energies s pronounced, BY compo
tent medical authority - = -
If foolishv careless about their health and
confident in themselves they would always, when en-
gagged work that rraured great exerton,
ponding OF ss nng ir strength For this purpose
HOSTETTER'S BIZ IERs <e invaluable. All toles should
For those constantly employed in indoor occupations
the very best safeguard health Where there pred
position TO constipation tendency iousness, they
NAV be truly said to specific for which there subs
tute New York Office, IS Dey street.
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IRELAND.

George Francis Trains Finances and Friends.
DUBLIN, May 9, 1885,
The case Of George Francis Train was before the
Bankruptcy Court here to-day In reply to questions
put to him Mr. Train said he had no property him.
self ana no control over that pertaining to his wife,
He was recommitted for further examination.
General Nagle and the other Fenian prisoners who
were captured on board the Jacmel packet (Erin's
Hope) some time since and imprisoned have been
released nom confinement having previously given
the authorities the pledges required.
they celebrated their freedom yesterday afternoon
BY calling on George Francis Train, who b In jail
In this city.
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Straits Of President Salnave-The Capital
Threatened by the Cac0s-Gonaives In
Danger.
HAVANA, May 8, 1868.
Advices from Port au Prince state that the Salna-
visits in possession Of Fort Lberte and are forty
ing to protect the town. General Chevaier is at
Gonaives and is throwing up intrenchments to pro-
tect the place against attack Of the Cacos. The
latter reported to be within sixteen miles of the
capital, and should the place fall Salnave viii never
reach the place, though daily expected there
The Congress had postponed their meeting. The
finances Of the republic are growing worse Mean
while the national military commanders seem un-
willing 10 abandon the North.
Paper dollars are quoted at thirty seven for one
silver dollar
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PENNS YLvANIA.

A Mill Struck by Lightning and TetaaS
Destroyed.
Il G1 fHAPHnAprLFHra. May Z iss.
During the storm last evening the mill OF Meaus-,
c. q F. Maghreg on the Havre Ford road, In Deaa--
ware county, about nine miles from this city. weS
struck by lightning and totally destroyed, tosstAer
with its contents. The loss s not stated The fol-
lowing are the insuranees:--On the machinery,
$25,00o-s5,000 In the Royal Insurance C0mpanys
5000 IN the Hartford Insurance Company $4,000 ~
British Mercantile Insurance Company, 5000 IN the
stna Insurance Company, Of Hartford, and $1,000 In
the standard Fire Insurance Company, OF New YORK.
On stock 1t was insured for $4,000 in the following
companies:f2 500 In the tna, OF Hartford; ~, 500
III the PhGnx, OF Hartford and So, 600 in the Royal
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SNOW STORMS.

Heavy Rain and Snow Storms in Boston,
Mass, and Augusta. Me-
BOSTON, May 9, 1888.
cold northeasterly rain storm set In here Lass
night, eliminating about midnight In heavy snow
Storm which continued until ten O'Clock this morn
ing. yln-
4 despatch from Augusta, Me-, this morning
stated that very heavy snow storm was prevailing
In that city and vicinity.
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MARYLAND.

Organization Of the Republican State Central
Committee. .nt
BALTIMORE, May 8, 1858.
The regular State Central Committee Of the repub:
lican party organized to-day by the election Of G. c.
Fulton, Chairman, and John McGarigle, Secretary.
Resolutions were adopted congratulating the country
on the prospect Of the speedy removal Of Andrew
Johnson and the accession Of Benjamin F. Wade to
the Presidency. The Chairman is one Of the dele
gates to Chicago.
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uthon Or thc bfOthefhO0d.
HARTFORD, May g, 1865.
The Fenians OF Connecticut held their first State Con.
vention In this city on Thursday District Centre Nc
Cloud made long report on the condition OF the Fe
nian cause IN Connecticut and It's progress. There
are thirtyseven circles and full regiment Of infantry
enlisted IN the Irish republican army The sdaless
appeals TO Irtshmen Of the State to come iorma,u
and assist N the glorious cause and says tpey ac ,
earnest ths tame and ape satisfied beyond an ~ mouus
that President 0'Nen can and win carry ,nas
rnent for 1relandt fberation to suecessfur Issue.
The public meeting mis- evening Was large sno en-
thuslastic. Addresses were made BY gensis Nei NJ
Major W. Mcwiliarns, Professor Bropn! naor s va ~
iery and others, and large ADDITIONS "0s' "sae W
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CANADA.

The Fertinc.tton Question in the House Of
Commons.
OTTAWA, May 9, 1858.
motion for the House to 60 into Committee Of
the whole on the resolution to provide f1, 100000
sterling for the purpose Of building Notifications
made last night, and excited q debate which was
continued with great vigor TIL an early hour this
morning, when the reso luton was passed by large
majority.
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GEORGIA..

Protestant Episcopal Convcntisn In Gcersia.
SAVANNAH May 8, 1858.
No business Of importance was done In the Protest
ant Episcopal Convention which met here yesterday
About twenty churches represented, ana Bishop
BeckwIth presided. The convention win probably
adjourn tomorrow to meet In Augusta In May next
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ST. DOMINO

disappointment at Bnez' Want Of Means
Probability That He Will Return 70 ca.
racOa. ."ar
HAVANA, May 8, 1858.
The news from st. Domingo shows that the country
Is completely unsettled and business PROSTATE. The
people are disappointed with Baez, who brought no
specie with him from Curacao. 1t is expected that
he will soon return, before his Inauguration ss
President
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FRANCE

- The Bank Return and Specie Flew.
lfs9aroo cahm OF ire,h PARIS, May 9, lsoS.
According 20 the ocial report made at the close
OF business hours yesterday the amount OF specie in
the Bank of France has increased during the past
week to the extent of 14oOo, 900 OF franco ,l r.
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Curious Man.-Dr. A. 8. Kennedy, OF Az.
burn, Y discovered speedy and permanent remedy
FOR Cstsrrh and win give 8bb for OF this dreadf
disease that he cannot II you have IN Offensive dts
Of hearing smelling pain over the eyes, substance sick
ing the hroat affecting the roce yog % nS,s SSaEs
NEST CURE FOR ChTAkRH" Ib thorough courss ef
treatment and comp eey eracstes all OF the above
svmpoms this disease, and curing mousan
OF sufferers had become discouraged with snuhs and
solons sme upon the wrapper.
Sold bv ali drggists All orders from druggists should %
addressed to DEMAs BARNES CO., III Park ROW. Nsw
York.
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NEWF OUNDlAND


ST. JOHN, N. B., May 8, 1885,
The seal fisheries up to the 2sth OF April hsvo
proven quite successful Two hundred and nny
thousand seals had arrived at St. Johns and Harbor
Grace, Newfoundland. Some casualties are re-
ported. Twenty-four men belonging to the Deer
hound have been missing for three weeks
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AK for q Waltham Watch.
IT rs THE BEST; 1T IS THE CHEAPEST.
T. B. BYNNER CO., 1s9 Broadway, n. T.

The Ladies', Vote, Judging by the Returns
from Saratoga Newport Cape May Long Branch and ches
PAPHIAN LOTION the only safe and certain beauther
of the complexion extant
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Municipal Elcctions-Indian Raids In Korth-
err CsAifsrniA-Ead az she Strike Of Chinese
~, 80, ,,,n o.o SAN FRANCISCO, May S, 1868
Municipal elections were held yesterday In Nevada
City, Grass Valley and Stockton. In Grass valley
politics were ignored but in the other two places she
republican ticket is reported to have been successful
by small majorites In Virginia City, Nevada, the
democratic ticket has been elected
On the 10th of April band OF Indian horse thieves
killed one white soldier and wounded two others in
Paradise valley. party OF troops were despatched
In pursuit of the murdererS L
Forty-fve miles of the Central Pacific Railroad are
in operation on the eastern slope OF the Sierra
The Steamer John I. stephens brings Portland,
Oregon dates to the I'd instant. l
The strike of the Chinese laborers on the railroad
work. F''ia ~" ih'Nl .
The steamship Nevada, with passengers for New
York via Panama, sailed to-day. fsgf
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GUADElOUPE.

Incendiarism On the Island.
HAVANA, May 8, 1858.
The recent connagrations on the island are sup
posed 10 be due to incendiarism.
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For Moth Patches, Frccklcs and Tan On Ne
PERRrs "xorH AND vRBcKLE LOTION"
Sold everywhere
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The Americas Fishing IntcreNs-Chanse In the
British Regulators.

OTTAWA, May 3, 1858.
Information received here nom England is to the
efct that the government has agreed to nx the TAX
sn American vessels fishing In Cansaian waters at
q per ton. The three warnings heretofore re-,
qured to be given To American vessels are 70 be w.
vith. N.0fI0. ID .lH Ii.. -" 70
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CUBA.

American steved0ring MISREPRESENTATION Of
Negroes to Africa-ConHictins Accounts or
Their Mission.
HAVANA, May 8, 1858.
The case Of the American steamers Liberty and
Cuba has now become an International question.
The fines have been suspended.
Ex-Mayor Monroe has arrived here to establish
systematic system Of stevedoring, which IL much
needed here.
The case Of three American sailors who have been
in Jail at Nuevitas for the last three years has been
hitherto neglected; but through the recommenda-
tion Of the American Consul their has been laid
before General Lersund. One has become crazy.
Colonel Cevelas has been named Central Leuten-
ant for the eastern department Of the island.
Thrty-three Lucumi Africans have embarked on
the British steamer for Southampton to form
colony on the Gold coast. The passage of eight
thousand for the destination has been prepaid
Several hundred negroes visited the steamer to see
their fellow Africans OF. The Captain General an.
nounces that these negroes return to Africa but they
declare themselves that they going to England to
enlist sympathy in favor Of emancipating the blacks
In Cuba
Sugar Market-Large Orders from Abroad
Exchange.
HAVANA, May 9, 1858.
The sugar market Is stin; parties are apart; offers
are freely made the basis Of 81 reals per arrobe
for No 12 Dutch Standard holders however, de-
mand sI. No heavy transactions are reported. The
orders for Europe and the United states are larger
than usual
Exchange on London, sixty days, 1ok 1ox pre-
MUM; on the United States, currency so, discount,
and gold ~ per cent discount; short sight par ex.
change on Paris per cent discount; on Hamburg,
44k shllings.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper CoNars and
CUTS Broadway and Union square; also wholesale ana
retail ut 387 Broadway.
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U,u the Iuiufab abIe's Hair Cutting studiss
2ss Broadway Chambers street. 'nA'ns' p'sns 80
Hair Dvp
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Shock Of an Earthauako In ,California-Taxa-
tion Of Mining Claims. z

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7, 1858.
An earthquake shock was felt at Healdsburg last
night and awoke all the inhabitants Several shocks
were felt in California at about the period Of the out
break In the Hawaiian Islands
The Attorney General OF California decides that
mining claims must be taxed like other private
property, In accordance with the late decisions of
the State and Supreme courts. This will add largely
to the revenue Of many counties.
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A.-Spring Style Of GentS and Yolths'
rresa Hats now ready At popular prices BURKE,
I28 Fulton street.
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Furniturs Coyerings,
New styles and colors,
Terry Brocatel, &c ..,
q. L. J. b. kelly CO, " bros'"AS'
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tho Best In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable instsnta
nsous. Factory is Bond street.
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A.-HoM,s Malt Extract Depot Removed -
No. AZ Murray street, Broadway.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May ., 1868.
Tue weather today has pecn vsry warn and ans,
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IL ina, ,ntlv

Cockoaches heas bugs every kind OF insect vernn
killed At by this remarkable powder II not pot:oe-
ous but certain to do IL work. single 20 cent nAsk has
killed
Peck Of Cockroaches.
Be sure get Lyons II 10 the original and only true In
Destroying Powder Beware OF imltaons See s!nar
ture E. Lyon the flask Depot Park row. New YORK.
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p~,,,,r~ of Every Description Executed with
dssnatch and at lower than elsewhere, ID
ha .als ElsTRnpoLiTAN % JOB PRINTING EsTABLisHhENfs
Ma atre
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A.-Wardss Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square also at 387 Broadway.
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s..,.,,. papacca Has Beeh In Use Now for
49, xears For scrofua and Kindred diseases 10 .
% ..be nH remedy Thousands have tesnsd 70
FOR sale BY By al druggists.
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Dickens A Young Man AGaln.-See His Phs.
tograph his arrival in America when he departed for
old England CHEvALIEEs Life for the Hair did Us work
quickly and fails where there 10 weak falling out
gray hair. See CHEvALIERs Treatise the Hair sese
by mail free, and given away At the druggss
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, n. D., LIE Broadway.
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IIiIN 70 iI lt|UIil HffilT
nnYiHIlal0I m8di ,d u0B % 0i 81 4iuo3 9dl uiI
y.i.fl ~ 9Hlm 20 % z o0i1' poIt iani .1Iaardu
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
Wholesale and retail also applied Al No
Astor House
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Dnvid's Spring style Of Gentlemen's Hats,
1924 Broadway, Duane street.
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The Spring Fsyorite.-The Knsx Hat Is
without oa msnufactre psci,a Il fa n sdv.oce Of II
.amisr efforts When you want really stylish and ecom
H. Ust KNOX, No. III broadway Of
rujton street. $50 mote n be.~
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w,s.. Tcupccs and Ornamental Hair.-Besa
qualify HAr Dye and HAh DssnS ell eaasa< = sAa0An
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Furmfturo.
New French styles
At popular prices
q. L. 4 J. II. kelly CO.,
661 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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The Lunss Arc Strained and Racked BY .
persistent cough the strength wasted
be complaint often established thereby JAyNES ExPEC.
TORAkT effective remedy for Cousha and Colds, and
erers beneficial effect Ne Pulmonary and bronchtas
OrgAna Sold everywhera .f.rnh
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The Metrspolitan Sob Pristisg Esfablish-
MENT Nassau street prepared 10 furnish Carts crcu
Cases. Postera every description %
Printing srsts twenty-five per cent less shan cAa bs os
taiued eaeWhere ia the city.
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CONNECTICUT.

The Feuiaa Convention-Repert Of the Con.
dition Of the Brothcrhsod.
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'bi't0lnOD nnUl1D dIioN 0lf Glot ~
ion iaU iHpatni5yoa l0liai oal 5aga.Hd i.h iH i1l
DGa ag9dl ooj saa a 9luGgao iso ,aaIQul at.Ha
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.'aa'Sg a .ooo l'no5za a'a
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hardened lava These latter are covered with
nssurcs from which ascend thin clouds of steam and
smoke. Another formidable, though smaller crater
is called Pohakuohanalei. These two craters how.
ever DO not seem to have taken part in the eruption
reported In the telegraphic despatch The one that
was or s In action Ii the great crater of Kilauea.
This is three and half miles in length, two ana a
half In width and l,o44 feet In depth, and stands at
an elevation Of 1900 feet above the level of the
sea- 1t is completely surrounded by wall of har.
dened lava, ranging from 600 to 2,ooo feet In width
and go feet in depth. At the bottom or the
crater Is lake Of liquid nre continually surgns
and giving to the clouds above beautiful silvery
look in the day and Q bright red at night.
In January, 1871, the lake overrowed, and Lieuten-
ant wilkes estimated that during one night fifteen
millions cubic feet Of lava were discharged and two
hundred millions cubic feet were discharged from
the small pit in one day. In 1865 another terrible
eruption occurred, which lasted thirteen months,
and covered an area Of three hundred square miles
with lava In January, 1852 the last and (untl the
present one) greatest eruption took place. three new
craters being formed by the CONFUSION. The erup.
ton lasted for nearly ten months and was Of terrible
grandeur. Streams Of lava were hurled from the
craters to height Of from 200 to 500 feet
and after they had fallen traverSed Q dis
tance Of nve miles where the liquid fire flowed into
the sea, driving back the waters Those who Wit
messed the meeting Of the two clements describe the
scene a. one Of awful splendor. Quite number OF
| shocks Of earthquake accompanied this eruption
BY the report Of our special telegram II would ap
pear a. II the present eruption exceeded In maQni
tude and terrific grandeur anything that ever pre-
| ceded It. and this would make Il more violent N
| every respect than the recent eruption Of Mount
vesuvius.
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rerrible Volcanic Eruption-Mnuna Loa In
Action-Two Thousand Earthquake Shocks
In Twelve Days-Fearful Tidal Waves
Entire Villages Destroyed-One Hundred
Lives Lost-The Greatest Volcanic Eruption
of Modern Days
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) 8 8 8 8 8
Grand Mass Meeting!

invited to meet in Mass Convention in Ebens-
burg, on Wednesday afternoon, September 9Th,
volved in the pending campaign discussed,
fairly and impartiaIly. The following named
speakers, among others, will be present and
address the meeting
COL. A. K. MCCLURE, Of ChGmbers6urg,
H. BUCHER sWOOPE, Of Cyearfezd.
Silver Cornet Band and Glee Club will
be in attendance. Come one and all-come
for Grant, Colfax, and the Country
ALEX. KENNEDY,
Chairman Republican Co. Committee.
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The Democratic Party.

The history of the Democratic party
for the past six years is summed up in the
following paragraphs. We ask TIE pub
lie if every charge is not true, and chal-
lenge the Democracy to refute single
one:
The Democratic leaders
Encouraged the war Of rebellion
Afforded traitors while in arms against
the Government, aid and comfort
Communicated through spies in Wash
ington city importan; information to the
rebel leaders;
Aroused opposition to recruiting troops
In the North
Refused to- vote supplies to Union
troops perilling their lives for the defence
Of the Government
Opposed the enfranchisement of Union
soldiers
Denied all aid to the families of men
who were In the army;
Denounced the payment of bounties to
volunteers /;
Deprecated the national currency to
destroy the national credit and thereby
bankrupt the credit of the country;
BY which gold has been kept at its fic-
titious price, and every consumer in the
land has been overtaxed.
Let oSr friends push these facts into
the faces of our opponents and then see
how they squirm and wriggle to evade the
shot.
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upon his name and, as If through a dearth
Of wit, it repeats the role as often as an
organ grinder his tunes. Because Of a
reserve no greater than that which char
acterized Washington, it assails his civil
capacity, and goes even to the length of
declaring him to possess no mental ability
above that of an oyster or than if ''the con
tents of his abdomen had changed places
with his brains" As if to get at the
farthest possible remove from the decent
and dignifed, it stoops to rivalry with
Brick Pomeroy's Democrats by publishing
hideous and scandalous wood-cuts. But
the World is not alone in this sort Of war
fore. In Congress it was the same The
rules of the House seemed to be studied,
not as the agencies of decorum and dignity,
but as the means of affording the widest
possible latitude for what is low and petty
in argument, without becoming liable to
the Speakers censure.
VIII this course win We think not.
The time was, but is not, when the lean
ings of the people were towards the Dem
| ocratic organization, its dogmas, and lead
ers. The masses were predisposed in its
favor. Its advocates needed not so much
to convince the people, as to prevent them
from being convinced. To accomplish
this negative result, nothing was more eff
fective than simply to excite their preju-
dices against the teachers of fanti-democrat-
ic notions, for they were then forestalled
against conviction. But the boot is now
on the other foot The leanings of the
people are now against the Democratic
party. Their ears are predisposed toward
the Republican teachers. 1t devolves on
the former to remove these predictions
Argument, facts, figures, reason, are all
necessary to do this, and even then Gas we
know by experience) the task is hard
enough But the Democratic party seems
not to rely on these weapons, probably, in
part, because it is unskillful in using them,
and in part because they, like Balaam, are
not free to serve those who would make
them speak falsely.
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n. 2. CHAPMAN, Secretary.

THE nomination of Vallandigham for
Congress is evidently very unpalatable to
the intelligent Democrats of his District,
many of whom have since signifed their
intention to support Grant and Colfax-
There is one class, however, that will do
all that lies in their power to secure Val
landigham's election, the class who employ
their time in framing apologies for Forrest,
Semmes, Hill and Hampton. Verify the
Third District of Ohio must be proud of
it's Democratic candidate, especially when
the fact is taken into consideration that
his antagonist served in the ranks of the
Union army, while Vallandigham was
making speeches full of sympathy for the
traitors. Vallandigham's nomination only
illustrates, for the hundredth time, the
utter impossibility of nominating an out
spoken, loyal man on the Democratic ticket