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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19
JOHN RxLL r. D. y. c. nouSDY, =. ,.
DRs. bell Il ROJNDY,
sbEs. w. 4. PECK.

DHYSICIANS AND SuRGEO0S. Of
/ on Taird Street. one door ives, OF Brady,
south side. 0;fce hours from 70 le A. NJ. and
from to sP NJ augl0-t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19

l1oas her, 0oeh, A'lantMw. Ac.
n Ew MAN, Lswls suMwALr, Flaming Mil.
" Sash and DeOf Faet0ry. and Lumber Yard, Gar
goes locked. and orders filed. Corner l2th and
Lumber streets, r. . Bex e,,ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19
Dc IT'S S..
". T.. s.QJyCKE,. Den,,.t.
nR. IA. n. MINER, llenaI.t.
DER. II. ID. MYERS.

e.emwuN NENTlsT. Office doors east OF cor
sf<84H$ - of Brady aud Second streets
tTYvEN3 Has had IL years practice In
~2-lAJ this city. Has The compete appsra-
ne for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
oxl.e oil G.-, Tor painless operation In extracting
teesh. jgni2-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19
ExtemaiveIv Used

Increase. s.55 5. aos So
Such is the efiec. OF three years OF Rsdi-
cal rule in time of peace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19
a. -. MAXWELL. M. NJ.
nn u HNlrlaaNa.

OFFICE NORTH ENTRANCE FIRST DoOl
~ on the right, yica's Block. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19

4 klX SON. ~ to VI Franklin street Manufsct uts
l. Wrought aud Cast Iron for buildings. bridges.
etc bank vaults. doors. shutters, grating. 1ros ran
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19
Ch1caso 6eoa 6 orL,.

>RrsrAerS aoA Asomss ~ are.
n hLEf . rYRWRtL, importer. and Jobb,,s a
v China, Glass, and Kafthcn Ware, No - l.ak
street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19
Denoaii nrY Of The United gfatna

ooegns ana sold on the most favorable terms.
COLLECTaON0
nadec oil accessible points. and Drafts drawn .
Oil the primo pal citiss. and towns, In the U. 8.
GOLD AND silver
1eugAtand sold. Highest market price paid for
GOLD COUPONS. Especial attention given 10 the
purchase and sale Of GOVERNMENT BONDS
We make ear own Drafts on
FORC1Q.T COUNTRIES.
- Deposits and General l,sukine bus,peaa ~
specially solicited. To our customcrs ve nie.ise
the most liberal treatment.
OFFICERS:
NC. WADswosfs. Prest J. 3. anirs W. PNat
J. q. ConsLiS, Casn'sr. Lswm DsEw. AsSt an
DIRECTORS:
- Wadswofth, Noses Kelley,
T. smith. Geo. 2. Wood,
y .; Conklin. John r Boyle,
y nichardson. L. B. Meyer,
Geo. q. Parker. tanat-Atf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19

kEiLooB h JUHNsUN, dealers ~ build,rs
u Hardware aid Tools. SCENTS Tor til. Ls,rsds
works Wheeling Naii..
Orders by Mail filled with promp; ness and dill
patch, at lowest figures. IIs Ciatk slrvct.
nREESEBAuM SONS. 2.o Randolph street, VI hole
y sale Hardware aud Cutlery, ManuiaclGia iron
Nails, Carriage Bolts loose Joint buur, etc FEMME
AIes and Edge Tools. Chicago
"A ARhLEl. ALLiN6 Il TO-. Importers and Job
W beers Of Hardware aud Cutlery, 81 Lake street.
Manufacturers OF Ware Cl9h siry.a. RIdd'e-. &c.
MILLER. BROS \ kEEP, Importers ana Jobter
" IN Hardware, Cutlery, Agt icultufsi 1ooir Axe
~ for Am oriean File Co. and Wheeling Nall, .
State street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-19

MALL. KlMBARK = CO., Importers and DssiorsiI.
Iron, steel. Nails and Heavy ltrdware 10, 81 and
- Michigan Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion Of Yesterda va PSeree Aius

Ssheiusien Of Yesterdays RfseeediASs.
SEsATE.-Yesterday, after our report closed.
ana legal dis abilities Of Goyernor Holden and
other citizens Of North Carolina and Alaoama
was continued AT some length
Tne - was then passed-yeas IS, nays g.
Mses1H Buckalew Davis, Fowler, McCreery,
Nickers, and Wade.
rsJohnson asked to be excused from serv.
mg onthe committee to wait on the Ohlnese
EneAaeys and Mr.. Hendricks was substituted
TnsItnsir appointed as the select committee
90 u I'LL to promote commerce among the
Seo0s, lMessrs. Sherman, Sumner, Chandler,
fomeroy, Stewart, Buckalew, and viekers.
The nuflnished business-being the bill sap.
plemennry to the act to provide Z National
on the amendment of the Finance Cornfnittee
millions.
An amendment of Mr.. Davis, providing that
the Comptroller Of the Currency shall with.
draw from any STATE or Territory the amount
OF circulating notes that they have in the ex-
cess Of their proportion 10 the extent in the ag.
shall then be distributed among the States and
Territories which have not their due proper
tion, was announced as being the first question
in order.
The question was taken on the amendment
OF olr. Davis, resulting In the Affirmative, as
follows:
Teas.-Messrs. Bayard, Buckalew, Cameron,
Ian, Hendricks, Howe, McCreery, Morrill, of
VT, Morton, Patteron of N H., Patterson OF
Tenn, Pomeroy, Stewart, Sumner, Thayer,
Upton, Trumbull, TIckers, Wilson and Yates
81.
Noys-Messrs. Anthony, Cattell Chandler,
Craein, Fessenden, Henderson. Howard, Nor
gan, Morrill, of Me-, Nye, Ross, Sherman,
Sprague, Van Wrinkle, Wade and Williams-I6.
Mr.. Chandler then moved to lay the bill on
the table-lost-yeas 81, nays %
After discussion on the bill, the Senate adj
Journed without further action thereon.
HoUeR-Yesterday after our report closed
The House proceeded TO the consideration of
the River and Harbor Appropriation bill, the
order being that it should be considered in the
House as in Committee Of the Whole
Pending consideration Of the bill,
Mr.. Delano (Ohio) moved to recommit the
bill. with instructions to the committee to report
substitute such as he advocated The substi-
tute proposed to appropriate two million dol
lars in round numbers for the improvement of
the harbors on the Northern lakes and on the
coast, and for other purposes generally; the
amount TO be expended under the direction Of
the Secretary of War The substitute does not
specify, as did the original bill, the several
items for which appropriations were asked. 1t
also proposes that the work to be done shall be
done by contract under the direction of the
Secretary Of War.
Mr.. Eliot (Mass.) opposed the substitute
Pending discussion, the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

In convention Of the Conservatives Of the
counties OF Gocchiand. Powhatan and Fin.
vanns. Va, held at Goochland Court Hou,e
on the ID instant. General Chas. p. STONE. for
u-rIy OF Massachusetts. was unanimously
dominated as their candidate to represent m,
Senatorial district composed OF those couniies
in the General Assembly. He, however, has
declined the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

Nj. r A Mccartney announces the termi-
nation Of his editorial connection with the En-
1rssS. We trust that he does not propose to
sever his connection with journalism alto
getheT A graceful, thoughtful aud forcible
winter always courteous and high toned, he
l. credit 10 the profession, and we would not
willingly lose him from the ranks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

RIsTeEIs FAREWELL NIeHT.-ThB evening
IL the last opportunity our citizens have Of see
ing the great tragedienne, as she will shortly
leave for Europe, and il Is net probable she
viii ever return to this country. On this, her
farewell night, she has benefit and appears
as "Elza beth. Queen Of England" a'charaeter
in which she has created profound impress
sion In this country. Looking upon her As the
Virgin Queen" one seems transported back
to the age Of Shakespeare. Shs had nae
house last night, and hef wonderful imperso-
nation Of the hapless "Marie Antoinette," in Q
thrilled the audience by its intensity, and Ao
one who witnessed her portrayal Of the anguish
Of the unhappy Queen, wife, ana metaer, can
ever forget ths pictures presented, which were
so real, as to be painful to the spectators, max
ing them forget that they were only wltnessin 9
stage scenes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

THE EIGHT Hour MOvENRSr-Abou,2 ooo
b-ickIsyers held a meeting in New York ON
Monday night 10 consider the proprietv of do.
handing eight hours 4 day instead of the pras-
en- rate of ten hours. After lively discus
sion. II was resolved that on and after MONDAY
next The days work be reduced to eight hours,
the wages also 10 be reduced from as TO :, 50
The SaH says the meeting was very enthusi.
1zffr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

TIE MISE AND POLLARD SHOOTING CAsK-
7 he case OF John p. Wise and George Douglas
Wise, indicted for shooting L. A. Pollard, on
TIE lsth November, iSs., near the Maitby
House. Is nned for trial tomorrow (rhufsday)
Ia The Criminal Court-BaH Ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

J99haSS r e hHfEffIIsToS Sr.1. r.r.,. o,,,,
Corner esath 4 street aad Nsv Jerssy avsnns
sPsSisi ssssstio1 RSsd g The HpR0RAsk, SAL.
H0Isxe and LOTS for sale. 1sfsrs b. Ssrxissscn.
. Alex. Provost, Esq; james Adams ksa.. Vim
eteknsy. xsa.; John 3 ElFsps. IsQ., se myis- ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

$50 SEVENTH STREET,
BKTwxIN STREET AND MASS. AyHSuH,
Has Just received an extensive assortment
TAPEeTRY BRUSSELS, THRBE-PLY TAPES.
: THY IE0RAlk IIEE AND CONIOE
iHGRAIE CARPETIN0.
Also, ssplendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, 10.
IL00B OIL CLOTHS,
al widths, IRON 3 feet to u feet vide.
CANTON HATTIHGe, .FAPIR,lAHoIH0s
O0RNIC8S, STATE Rods, DC.
siins M lsSns SssS.s sses hanging Paper
:, Give ne call, q $50 1th street, bstvssn end
AeoecoeseS0 evenoe. a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

FOREIeN NEws.-Bismarck has retired from
office on leave Of absence, and left Berlin yes
terday for PomerAnia, WHARF he will remain
three or four months 70 recruit his health Al
great ritualistic meeting, held in London last
night, resolutions were passed defending the
Irish Church establishment, and maintain ng
high church doctrines in the Church of Eng
land. George Francis Train has been threaten
ed with prosecution ~ the English Home Sec.
retary tor an Objectionable speech made by him
to an Irish audience In Manchester II. w.
Longfellow has received the degree Of Doctor
of Laws from the Cambridge University, Eng
land. The ceremony took place in public, and
was witnessed by large number Of persons,
though few students Were present. The Vice
Chancellor, on conferring the degree, made an
address in Latin, in which he alluded IN suit
able terms to the poets life, character, and
works. He also spoke Of the generous recep-
ton given to Dickens in America, and, after
expressing qualification at the appointment of
Reyerdy Johnson to represent the United States
In England. he concluded with an aspiration
for enduring friendship between the two ma
tons. The Vice Chancellor was enthusiastic
cally applauded in the course and on the con-
clusion of his speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

THE WEST POINT GRADUATEs.-The cere-
mony Of awarding the diplomas to the West
Point graduating class took place on Monday
last. The diplomas were presented by GEM
Grant. The General made no remark TO the
graduates in giving them the precious parch-
who received diplomas Savage, Bass. Pay
son, Knight, Hoxie, Metcaife, Mackall, J. q.
Morrison, Marshall, Heath, Willard, Casey,
Fletcher, Hamilton. Everett, johnson, Fechet,
@. 7. Hall, w. p. Hall. A. l.. Merton, ID. 9.
Dennison, Deshler, Barnett, Dahlgren, Shoe
maker, Forbush, Whipple, Howard, Swigert,
]. w. Pope, Clark, Jones, Volkmar, Martin,
Rodman, Brodrick, Batchelder, Fowler, Ditch,
]. Pope, Hoskins, Weeks, F. w. Russell. Fitz-
patrick, March, Coombs, Wiley, Pyle, Thomp-
SON. Kane, G. NJ. Harris, q. F. Roe, Farragut,
Bokfish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

~Ofthe twenty-seven States now represen-
ted in Congress, the Governor and Legislatures
of eighteen are republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

LADIES OAE HAVE THEIR HooPsKIRrs
ALTERKD AND REPAIRED st Obs BAUMr
HOOPeKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOB
nAEUFACToRr, 4s Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 7th streets. NH r-ty
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIA0l-A new course
OF Lectures, ~ delivered at the New Yort
Museum OF Anatomy, embracing the subjects How
70 i've and what 70 live for; Youth, Maturity ana
Oio Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
Indigestion, nstulenoe and Nervous Diseases &C.
counted Tor; Marriage philosophioslly considered.
Pocket volumes contaSnins these lectures VIII be
forwarded toparties unable 90 attend, receipt
= ioyr stamps by addressing: SECRETARY
SS NV iork museum OF Anatomy and Science, bis
{ okrIDfNTIAL.-iouns men vho nave %
~ Iured themselves BY certain secret habiR'
which unit them for business, pleasure. or the
duties Of married life; also, middle -seed and old
men. who, from the follies Of youth, other
causes, feel Q debility in advance Of their yeers,
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should frst reed The Secret Friend 7"
by perusine 1.-The Secret Frftnd.S Sent 20 any
sddres. A. ss.isd s1ysIeI az FFsHe.R 9,
Boston. Mass. Maly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

WM. LINKINS SON,
w TWENTIETH sTREET Market,
No. 3s7 goth street, between G and H.
Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats Of all kind. But
ter Fees Lard Fruits and Vegetables of every de-
scriptfon, all OF the very pest quality.
Give us Q call. my e2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

LOB sALE,A PAIR OF MULES, l6h h.nd,
! hieh, sound ana good workers; years old
Enquire at HUGH ely 4 BOwENS Stable Esv
York sveBue, between 9Th and Tth sta "a IL So
COUNTRY Ice CREAM-Msde on the far,
- from 50 cows Fresh: pure, delicious Ordsr.
received at BURCHELL' 8 Grocery, Ebbit Housa
or Ice Cream Depot, sos street. 1'''
ie lS-2W- W. T. EIIRa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17
BOARDING.

A FEW BOARDERS CANBE ACCOMMoDA
"A ted with nice ROOMS and good gu bst ant ial
BOARD at $3.50 per week; Table Board, IS 50
per week. Central Boarding House" 800 ID
street, one door from 18th st. je 1-at'
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD.
a At Sc per week Also, one large Parlor BED,
BOOM. few gentlemen be accommod sted
with excellent Board and Room at SIS per week al
northwest corner 18th and Ii streets. je l6-5t-
LINE, LARGE AND AIRY SINGLE AND
No Ssi 5tb .1rest ;,onting Judir,apvv snn.,a
Table Boarders accommodated References re-
quired. lel5-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

CMPlRE HOUSE,
T. 456 Pa ave. bet Sd and ~ streets
First class BOARDING., with all the comforts of
hotel. Accommodations for 100 gents. tNo IL
quors sold. Board 81 per day. Regular monthly
boarders at reduc ed rates. my q Inn
Union HOTEL, GEORGETOwN, d. G.
This desirable Hotel il now open for the recon.
ton OF guests, upon moderate terms
my D1m (Chron Int Rep Express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17
, ST. JOHNS HALL,
QEMINARY FOR H0JrNl IAnVl

N SEMINARY TOR YOUNG LADIES,
1876 street, w Washington, d. O.
The commencement service will take place in St.
Johns Church on FRIDAY, June 18th, at D. m.
The Rev. DR.. G. 81. HALL, rector Of Epi phany
Church, will deliver the Annual Address. Patrons
and friends cord invited to attend. Studies
will be resumed on Monday, Sept. 7th; Applics-
ton for admission for the next scholastic year
should be made without delay.
iels5t Al. FAUST, N. A., Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

u GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
BID ASn All slZes.--- 30.
CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine ........S5 so
do. do. lump...................S Z 90,
2,240 POUNDS T0 THE TON GUARANTEED
OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
AZ Now is the time for families to pat in their
winter supply.
s. p. BROWN SON,
Southeast corner OF New York avenue and 18th
street. Nairn'> new building; formerly AT 46s
9th street, betwe cen x and Y. Yard and Wharyes
foot OF 9Th street IChron. ieTu
ORPHANS, COURT. JUNE 18TH, 1865
OpIsTRICT OF COLCMBIA, WAsHlNGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT: In the case Of James
b. Munro, administrator OF George Mopro
deceased, the administrator aforesaid has with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington county aforesaid, appointed TUES
DAY. the ltth day Of July, A. d. 1853 Tor
the final settlement and distribution of tn,
personal estate of said deceased, and OF tbe
assets in hand as far as the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when aud where All
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
to attend. with their claims properly youched or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from Ali
benefit in said deceased's estate: provided q copy
OF this order be published once awesk for thres
W.. vee ssia an IN the Evening Star previous to
Test JAS. Z. OBEIRNE
Jeh -Ie.9. Registrar of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-17

A SPLENDID CHANCE.
FIRST GLASS BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE.
The GROCERY and PROVISION SfORR of
HAVEENER BRO. co is offered for sale on
liberal terms. This is one of the best stands for
business OF the kind in Washington. and has beer
IN successful operation for the past three years
All the fixtures Of the best character and the good
will OF the establishment will carry with IL the pest
custom in the city The pro prietOrs having deter
mined to enter other business, the sale viii be
positive. Apply to HAVENNER BRO q Co
Grocery and Provision Dealers, AS ID, between
18th and 18th. 10 inf
HOUSE,, No. 100 18th street; gas throu ghout
and water in the yard. Inquire Of R. II DOWN
corner 9TH and ID streets. ies n
FOR RENT-A BRIOK HOUSE Containing saw
en- rooms and cellar; No. 9s Washington
street, Georgetown, d. O.; water and gas Apply
to RILEY A. eaINN, No. 81 Green st. jes "
FOR sALE-The AvENUE ROUTE Of the Eve.
I ming Star. Also, ROUTE Of the Baltimore
Sun. Apply at 500 18th street west
Je Off JOHN LOCKE Arent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
WENDELL PHILLIPS ON THE VERDICT.
Pom The A.lfsaVery Standard

When we think of the unsheltered heads OF
Southern 0yaiss. white aud BLACK, when we think OF
this Pacha Ot Assassin, again let loose; OF Andersonviie
reopened; then putting iessendeH aud Ir1nbuPs names
side side toh zee infamous Of Lee and Darts, aud
h0udiO rln dorm boGi stunned 10 ne fOdLng Of history
cannot but remember that those arch hends OF bisss
spp and Virginia were angered 70 that horrible revenge
by the defeat great revolution which thoy had nursed
years But these their allies from Maine ana
Illinois, steep the south IN murder, from motives which
mako even treason ADDITIONALLY cOntempuble We 6p
DnfdJ, 81 Ire 0d Dgts prNsepclathg sheh deScd"e
CrtBe gth hsirS
No mover supposed Tt5onlon would vote for mpeach-
mont. His associates long charged hin with sucn
shameless md greedy nepolsm shocked even tie cor
rupti0n OF Washington; prCsutns his h'sn pace ~
crowd hungry klsuen into ni'r We VIII read MS argu-
mont the moment any man ~ll show us the slghttst
for 5uppOsns that had the least lhnuehee On MS
opinion. . A.
these is amply sufficient 10 account for the Sem
ata action without orr cOnd -ceudng 10 speculate as to
their comrades os little repute that journalists
discuss the probability OF their being actually DOuBht
with 50 mNch gold II open market -
ticaSs are. how acs6sre 70 ts lowest motives mus.
convince the most dUlCu3 that II IS unsafe 70 trust
men and that indspcnsably necessary 10 grout ana
cement o the Constitution itself the citizenship OF the
his right tn the ballot TO Cduoatpui 70 ahd 10 the
equality with the WINE race Johnson con-
vcted might have made us too trustfu IL might nave
lued 70 Je belief thai even 1rumDui was wise, res
sender honest aud Senators proof against brides. In
stead OF this. one Impeachment has succeeded, even n
that against johnson should iail. Jhdef ddmndfT cum
the Judge II remains % he whether the Republican
party will prove It's utter incOmpeency by failing 10 I'M
derstand the hour Warned by this most conclusive
weakness sf nat Convention gre us ptd
form piei1ng the negro throughout The States ballot
ediicGt0, and LIHd-guaranceEs TO the southern white
adequate protection against tho assassins OF the
white House aud OF the senate Chamber. Let place
that platform whose past lives the pledge
tim, they VIII gIlhll ij promises WENDELL PHILLIPS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
A NEW PARTY.

There is every indication of deep ccnspir-
acy anong leading EepVglicpPS3t Washington either 10
organize new pay vita CLio Justice Chase at ia head
20 TC model the Democratic party with platform
broad that Chase stand II as the candidate for
President Chase Is OF tLo bO.test and most un-
scrupuOus OF ntrguers. Al the Republican senators
who have voted against Impeachment in the cabal
II will not succeed fox poIdctOu aud his friends would
leage the party at once and split II in twain rather than
CONSENT that Chase shond be the Democratic Presidential
nominee And PondC ton Is today the strongest man in
the Democratic party. A The Republican Senator's who
voted for acqutal IN this rev party movement We
shall hear them denOuucIng the ultra Radicals
as acObins. Just as Dixon aud DOOlittle do who
deserted earlier. There doubt but that the defec-
ton OF these Senators viii tend 10 demoralZe the Repub
hcRs " mald9p aud Annoy them aud to greatly weaken
choir power and influence. 70 Chase, Fessenden Co.
tho result will be even more damaging. They will utter
ly fail TO establish third party just as Fillmore, Tyler
Johnson, and all Others who deserted their political
friends 10 - into party organizations have done.
Just the Philadelphia Convention movement fell into
CONTEMPT and utterly pOweTless, so will IL DO with
Chase and TIumbul and their associates These men
will be driven from the Republican party, and only
find refuge in the Dcp ratio ark II they wise they
will go there az once boldly, manfuly. AS Demo-
cratic friends feel jolly ana generous just the
Impeachment failure have doubt they will be will
ing 10 Chase. Trumhul. and company tickets for
full membership Ia the party. But they will hardly al
low them 10 take ttOnt seats until they have served
period of probation. TROY N. ~ Budget.