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TIE ELECTION RErURSs.-Returns up to
clock last evening show still fuller reports
for several of the Western States. Illinois
will foot up a majority Of so. 1000 for Grant.
Iowa, 6O,OOOi Wisconsin, l5,oOOi Michigan,
80, OOOi Minnesota, 2,OOOj Missouri, 20, 900,
and Kansas, $1,000. All hail the great
West
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Movements OF the Vice President
Elect.

READING, PA, Nov. 0.-Hon. Schuyler Col.
fax passed through here by the $50 p. m. train
for New York to-day. He WAS met at the de-
pot by a large crowd of Republicans, to whom
he made i've minutes speech.
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Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE LfGHT HorsE IxsPEcTOR,l
Firth DISTRICT, NoRFoLK.Va., Nov 1865.
The Light Vessel mo. 2l) showing a single
light, which was placed temporarily at "wil-
loughby's Spit" Chesapeake Bay, has been
withdrawn therefrom, and the station 10 now
marked by a vessel tho. 2a) exhibiting two
lights as originally displayed at that point.
By order OF the Light House Board.
THos. A. DoRSIN,
mist Com're U. s. N, L. II. Insp'r.
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Jrsr NOW certain people In Wall street are
striving to got up panic and to depreciate
Government bonds. The wherefore Of all
this is understood by the knowing ones, and
all will see and know the cause in a day Or
two. The efforts of certain money changers
will not win this time.
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The foregoing is a correct statement Of the
public debt, as appears from the books and
Treasurer's returns In the Department on LIST
ofNovcmber, lSGS. HUGu McCuLLocH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The above statement shows = decrease In
the debt, lcss cash In the Treasury, since oc-
tober l, OF u, 6lI, 1908.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. 0.-Jay Cooke X
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent securities;
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For Sale or Rent.

C1oR RHNTLA Two.sTORY FRAME HOUSE,
L containing seven rooms, with an enclosure OF
SIX Lots Of Ground, within two squares Of the ter
minus OF the Seventh street railruad south. En-.
Quire Of Il. d. CLARK, No. 81 fOur.and half
street, oc2t-tf
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BosTos, Nov. GA Gre In Shirley street
last night destroyed large building occupied
BY A. q. Smell, manufacturer OF patent legs,
and the Diamond Agent Companys works.
Loss va, 900, partly insured, e, =
Invest Townsend, to-day, the train on the
Peterboro and Shirley road ran over and
killed John Hyde, q road repairer, In the en-
ploy OF the Fitohburg railroad.
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In all parts Of the United States for our New Work,
"PE0PLE'S BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY
Containing over eighty sketches Of eminent persons
Of all ages and countries women as well Ms men
with beautiful steel engrayingsi wRitten by James
Parton, ne most popular ~ iipfnP authors whose
name Will insure for Il u rapid sale Send for de
seriplye circular md our eItrg terms. A, ),
HALE 4 co. Publishers, Hartford, q.
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DIED.

late WIN. W. King. ESD. In the 7ith year Of her
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, without further notice 10
81. Mathews church, corner Of II and Fifteenth
streets.
THOMPSON. November 5th, MAUD ELIZA, In.
FAINT dauE hter Of DR., J. Tow and Marion V. Thomp-
son, aged one month.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
go yinth street, at II o'clock Saturday morning,
the 7th instant.
JACKSON. -on the 9Th instant FRASKLrS wiz.
FIELD JACKSON, Of Philadelphia, aged % years.
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TO T He les.
STATES PATENT nPPICE.

/ NTTED Of ID ThTEN VFFIUE, =
~ WAsnisuIYs, ID, g. Sept q, 1868.
On the petition u L. W MACKENZIE, OF Orange
Vile. Y; praying for the exteusiOn VI y patent
granted TO him on the % day Of January. 49, for
&c,
: is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once ON the 18th day OF December next Any per-
500 may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
silions, and other papers should be filed In this
&, II. HODGES,
se29-TuSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT "A Beautiful
! Illustrated Book. worth a ThousAgd D9llaTs.
addksaslng Professor JOIN YkNDERPOOLf NJ
90 winthrop Place, New York city,
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METcAkTnTsTTEE IN New ySrt elEsy; on
fRLScis 8. METoALg, Of this city, to Miss ADDiE
L. TorTRS, Of New York.
aRBENE-RoACH. AT St. Mays church, Alex
Audria, va, on the 22d OF October, by Rev Father
Broes, soHE 8, GREENB 70 Many T. Roach.
daughter OF the late James Roach, all Of Alexan-
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGTON, September %, 1903
- On the petition OF JBssEE W. HATCH aud HESRy
CnuRonILL,, Of Rochester, y. ., praying Tor the
extension Of q patent granted him on the % day
o. January, 1855, and Teissusd on the 9th dAy of
JULY 1866, for an Improvement In Machine for Cut
ting Boot and Shoe sOles:
is ordered that the said petition be heard al
this once on the 18th day Of December next. Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
dispositions, and other papers should be hed In dis
once twenty days before the day q hearing.
sep9O.WSw Acting Commissioner Of PSianis
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The Late Frauds In New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-The case OF Benjamin
B. Rosenberg, charged with naturalization
frauds, was up before Judge Blatchfori to-day.
After some discussion between counsel the
case was postponed until Monday next, when
the defendant is ordered to be In court to
plead to the indictment.
The case OF John d. McHenry, charged
with perjury In the recent internal revenue
prosecutions against Commissioner Rollins,
came up to-day before the Commissioner.
Commissioner Gutmsn was examined In
reference to the issue OF the warrants In the
Rollins conspiracy case, on MeHenry's affi'
davits. The counsel for the accused moved
for his discharge, on the ground that the evil.
dence presented would not warrant conviction
The Commissioner renewed his decision.
The Union League Club last evening APP
pointed q committee to take into consideration
the subject OF frauds by the issue OF counter
felt naturalization papers, with authority to
institute proceedings, &c.
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Interesting from the west Indies.

IuteEestIhk hEohh tho "eSs h"ohess
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-The United States steamer
Penobscot has arrived at Key West, bringing
news received from Mexico.
Gen. Canto has arrived at the capital Of
Mexico. The grand jury has found true bill
against him as pdriecps eriniinis In the assas-
sination Of Patoni.
There are fears OF another ipsurrection in
yucatan.
Gen. Losadi has published a card denounc-
ing as false the charge made against him in
the public prints.
Robberies and assassinations were OF fire..
quent occurrence. Travel was becoming still
more insecure.
Several arrests for political causes are re.
ported at the capital.
The confessor of Macmillan has arrived In
Mexico, bringing diamond crosses and Other
presents from the Emperor Of Austria to Mex
leo for the lawyers who defended the late En-
peror.
A bill granting the right to all persons to
carry arms for selfprotection has passed Con
gress.
Gen. Escobedo has entered upon a campaign
against the rebels In Tamaulipas.
The commission appointed by Congress to
consider the subject has reported In favor oil
restoring to the American, Vera Cruz and
Mexican Railway and Telegraph Company
the rights and privileges formerly granted to
them.
The Secretary OF State at Vera Cruz hal
been arrested and sent to the capital undel
guard by order OF Juarez.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho fallowino Ia n. Al. 20 m - ~ he ,,ubii,
.ho - .ne s'a'emen' VI uhe pun"
debt OF the United States on the LIST OF Novcm-
Der, ls6s, r
n,nr nv,p,,a eo, xrv,v.r
a mar cent mona = Aoai sss ioo ~ ~
a ~, can't bonds ~''V''"0 '" -.
Pes, .'A'' oo-' ma 81. aoo m
~, .cnt hoo T>'''s " ~.
pei PEI sent ~ soa an, ,so ~
oona'',''''''''.looz,ol-.zOo% ,o7 ar, o,o On
nvrr me-, p,ra crrprxcr ~ s'"'''''''' w
Trpysr
Certiac.tcs' Al
per cent !" sssos 600 90
Nav nsn:Ion
fnSd A, pepcent ilooo 900 %
"'SPs''eDs i'IOOO,VoO w 20 %, ooo m
ponPaSSrsT.
a.vear 7ao note,'
due August IA
isST. LINE and
I,,l,, An a.a
CoSpoupd inte- '''''''"'
rest notes, ms
tured June 10. aa-..a
Juiy IS. August
is. October rs,
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Vow pus,A,,or.

RECoLLECTIoNs Oh A BUSY LIFE"
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nj. u.,,.,,.
r., s,,,v.rv :, M, n,.,,.,
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80, 80, ~ ~. ne. y. ~.
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=. :. -. =. ,l', -.
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LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Standard, conserva-
tive organ, aseribes the disparagement OF
Reverdy johnson, by the radicals here, TO his
admiration Of England.
Accounts were received to-day OF dreadful
railroad collision yesterday, near New Hall,
Wales. Several passengers were killed and
many injured.
BERLIN, Nov. Gin pursuance OF the Diet
today the Minister OF Finance submitted a
report, showing that the share OF Prussia In
the financial deficit OF the North German Con-
federation was 5000, 900 pounds.
The minister also introduced a bill conhscat-
ing the property OF the eleetor OF Hesse on ae-
count Of his famous memorial.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 0.-The autumn races CON-
menced to-day. The Liverpool cup was won
by the Palmer, beating Knight OF the Cater,
second, and Tribune third. Seventeen ran.
LIVERPOOL, November CA dispatch from
Csidif reports that the American bark Free.
man, Deanes master, put into Pensrth dis
sbled, having been damaged In collision with
an unknown ship at sea.
HAvRE, Nov. o.-Evening-Cotton closed
firm. The stock 10 port amounts to $4,000
bales. Sales Of the week IS 900 bales.
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-Exchange on London, 49,
GA; on Paris, l@lII; on the United States, 90
days, currency, 2i@23 discount. Gold l62 pre-
MUM; short sight gold y 563 premium. Sugar,
holders rrmerj s746o reals.
LONDON, Nov. o.-The Times has an editorial
on the result oil, the Alabama negotiations,
which, It infers from the speeches OF the Amer
lean Minister, have been brought to salts
factory conclusion. 1t exults In the solution
of the question, and praises Minister johnson,
not only for the frank and conciliatory man.
ner in which he has conducted this contro.
versy, but also for his manly and straightfor-
ward utteranoes In regard to the payment Of
| the national debt.
The Times declares that the tone in which
Mr.. johnson repudiates tsmpering with the
| national credit as fraud shows that the
higher class OF American politicians recognize
| the same principles OF morality which are
current on this side OF the Atlantic.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
- WAsHIsGTOS, d. c., Octber p, 1868.
On the petition Of GEORGE A. BROwS, Of Mid.
q patent granted him on the sd day Of January,
1870. for an Improvement In Hay Making Machine:
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the ith day Of January next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
silions, and other papers should be hed In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
oc2i.wat Commlssi0neT Of Patents
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LNOR SALE, ON LONG TIME-DRICK HOUSE
OF TEN ROoMs-gas, Water and Bath; room
msn stoe so1q rants and avn t6e bouss YOU live
In By ying u 900 down and go per month until
d. l. WELLS & CO,
nsi.6t Northeast corner Seventh and Y SIS
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Seizure OF State Arms-Tbe Gov
ernOr of Florida Impeached.

erhOr oI EhoEluh A"pcNChous
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov.6.-T thousand
stand OF State arms 10 transit by the railroad
from Jacksonville here were seized by some
unknown persons last night near Madison.
A special train with a detachment of SOL
diers left here for the place of the robbery at
1 O'Clock this morning.
Hamilton has been renominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans.
The Legislature is yet In session, but will
probably adjourn to-day.
W. NJ. Saunders, a colored man, 10 out as an
dependent candidate for Congress.
Hon. Harrison Reed, the Governor OF this
State, was impeached by the Legislature to-
day, charged with high crimes and INSIDE
meanors In ONCE. The charges were preferred
by Horatio jenkins, president OF the late con-
stitutional convention, three-fourths of the
members present voting In the Affirmative.
All the members were not In attendance.
Governor Reed will contest the case. His
friends claim that the body In session is lille
gal. 1t may adjourn tomorrow.
From the best accounts, the parties who de-
stroyed the State arms on the railroad last
night. must have forced the cars at Madison.
They broke open cases OF rides and broke
and distributed them along the track for sew.
eral miles. The ammunition met the same
fate. 1t cost the State 10000.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
U. s. NAVY YARD, WARRINGTON.
CoaNANDANT's OFFICE. Nov. 8, 1858,
Will be offered, at public sale, to the highest
bidder, on MONDAY, the 18Th inst, at l2 m, at
the waAhiug ton Navy Yard, a large quantity of
condemned articles, among which may be emu
merated-
Carpets, Tables. Chairs, sideboard.. Bedsteads,
Bureaus, and other Furniture.
ALSO,
Dredging Machine, with nginc and DO iler.
pile driving Engine, with boiler and frame.
lPlle.driying Scow. -
sold Boilers,
% New Sashes.
Light Wagon.
aS Old Sashes, glazed.
81 Glazed Doors.
25New Frames and Sashes
100 Cart Loads Of Old Timber and Refuse Wood.
Besides many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms cash. A deposit Of ten per eentum will be
required Of each purchaser at the time Of sale, aud
one week. WIN, RADPORD,
no7-eotd Rear Admiral and Comma ndAnt.
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Personal.

HOWE 4 STEVENS, FAMILY DYE COLoRs.-
~ Thirty Different Shades. all IN liquid form
the use Of the Blacks, browns and Drabs, in the
powder form. fo. sale by all Druggsts and
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All Quiet in Savannah.

All Quiet in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 0.-The negroes are all
quiet to-day. Two small fights occurred.
Vote for Rcgister of New York City.
NEW YORK, Nov. O.-The vote for Register
Of this city foots up; Horace Greeley, 43,4s7;
Michael Connolly, loo,oo5.
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IL THIS GREAT ELECTION the East and the
West are one. Illinois responds to Mas'a.
chusetts; Iowa replies to Maine, and Con.
nscticut responds to California. Wherever
there is a strong current of Puritan blood,
there is manifest the struggle for liberty and
righteous government.
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Amount OF debt, less cash in
TTeasury.....n......... ..... .f252l ,l29, BOZ W
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a~sGEORGE FRANCIS, II o U E
~ FURNISHING AND VARIETY STORE.
trays, Cooking utensils, Feather busters, Baskets,
Brushes, &c. Pine goods and prices low. nov2-tf
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THE LATE ELECTION FRAUDS
Later and omcial Election Returns


Movements Of the vico President Eiec
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LATEST TELEGRAPHrC NE VS.

A seriou, Railroad Accident in Wal
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.-C. F. CUMMINs.

s7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENS1VEB BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
where the public may always hnd WHAT THEY
WANT, and Of the BEST MANUFACTURE.
Second door South Of street and Northern Market,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
E'lsc History ori;.e gsadic:.f E'arsy

The History CT i;le EsadIcaf Party
Wculd-be vice president Collax, in z
recent speech, asserts that the history
of the REP publican party is written in the
brightest pages Of the country's annals. ;"
The following are the more prominent re-
sults OF the success Of the radical party
which now seeks by usurpations and mill
tary force to perpetuate It's power, as sta
ted by the New York Express:
First-The history Of the radical party
began In 1860, liz war which extremists
north and south labored to precipitate.
Socond-!n two millions Of men, north
and south, in arms, facing each other with
the most destructive weapons Of warfare
of modern invention
Thild-In the loss, north and south Of
over 50, 900 Of lives.
Fourth-ia an expenditure OF over four
billions OF dollars for the north alone
$4,000, ,o0C. 900.
Fifth--in an existing debt of over two
billions and half-$2 500 900 ,O0o.
Sixth in the heaviest taxation ever iru
posed upon aoy people in any country,
under which our labor is so groaning. tha;
1t can nowhere come into competition even
With taxed Germany, England and France.
Seventh-in enormous high prices up
on everything.
Eighth-Iu an irredeemabe currency
of mere paper money. $500, 10000 in na-
iioual banks, which is paying the owners
Of them from 10 to 80 per cent. per an-
mum, and in $500, 600 900 of ereenbacks
not good enough even to pay duties to the
custom house, or interest due the bond
holders on their 300, ,000, coo Of debt.
Ninth-in standing army of 6O,C0O
men on paper, $4,000 men in fact costing
millions and millions of dollars. nearly
two millions Of dollars for every regiment.
Tenlh-in the hordes Of freedmen's
bureau Office holders, raid for By the north
to govern the negroes Of the south, costing
millions per annum.
Eieventh-In eleven negro governed
states, admitting the most british darkey
to vote, but excluding over SOC, 900 of The
most iutaiiiuaut ui,to vatar,
Twelfth-In tariff which drives off
from the outer ocean Deserving for Amer
leans only the coastwiso trade) almost
every American ship, and which nearly
stops all foreign ship building in the Uni
ted States.
Thlrteenth-ln tariff monopoly which
everywhere makes the rich richer, and the
poor poorer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
jeff. Davis

Concerning JEFF. Davis visit to Europe
the New Orleans Piicoyune says: He
goes abroad mainly for his health, and for
that recreation which his most eyentful
life, tor the past seven years especially.
makes needlul 10 him. lie has been like.
wise iaduced to go to England upon the
invitation of an eminent commercial firm
which desires him to become partner in
ITS business. 1t is very possible that Mr..
Davis who has been deprived by the events
of the war of any means of support, will
accept this very generous offer but we
believe we may assure our fellow citizens
of New Orleans that unless the other men,
bers of this house shall think it best that
he should remain with them in England
he will make his home with us. and repre-
sent in this country the interests of the
house.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
T0z DO. Re-, +?

Y0x DO. re-,
Il indOrSe the resolutions"
So says Ulysses Grant.
But will the people of the United States
endorse him?
You endorse the resolutions" Nr.
Grant You endorse" the vile tyranny
of congressional reconstruction, the cow
ardly forcing Of negro suffrage upon an
unwilling people, the monstrous attempt
to put eight millions of white people un-
der the domination of four million of ig-
norant blacks, atrocous wickedness Of the
disfran chisement of hundreds Of thouS-
ands Of free white American citizens, the
bloodsucked policy of the freedmen's bu-
reau, (the national boarding. school for
worthless black loxaroai,) and even the
shameless shutting on the great vital e.
nancial question which to-day interest SO
deeply every man and woman in the Uni
ted States. You endorse ali this, and
cooliy add, "lct US have peace
Yes. you would make i desert and call
it peace
You wouid put the white man ia the
power Of your black tools, you would put
the negro torch to the white mans dwell
ling, the negro's knife to the white mans
throat
You would make another st. Domingo
of the states, trample cut what the war
has left Of the arts of civilization and
leave in its stead the desolation the howl
ing wilderness OF African barbarism.
Or, as the only alternative, ycu would
keep your standing army of fifty battall-
ions, quartered upon the people, to de-
stroy their liberties and eat out their sub.
stance
These things, lir. Grant, would be the
Inevitable consequences Of your enforce
ments of The resolutions which you Gin
dorse.' IF you were Ulysses S. Grant,
multiplied seventy times seven by our own
multiple, the American people would not
sustain you upon such platform. As it
IS. Gen. SCOTS fate is but a light fore
shadowiug OF what is in store fer you.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
Democratic Esccsarasso,as

In the spirit, then, of George Wash.
ipgtcn, and Of the patriots of the revolu-
ton, let US take the steps to inaugurate
our government. to start it once again on
its course of greatness aad prosperity.
Almighty God gives US the wisdom to carry
out our purposes, to give every state Of the
union the blessings Of peace, good order,
and frateTnal affection. - Horat.o Sey-
mOur
6 | say again, fellow-ci;zens, remember
the fate Of Rome, and vote for no candi-
date who will not tell you, with the frank
ness Of an independent freeman, the p,in-
cipe upon which. if elected, lie will ad-
minister your government Chat man de-
serves to be slave who would vote for
MUM candidate when his liberties are at
stake. - Andrew jackson.
I" IF my suffrage Is asked for the high
est civil officer Of my country, The
candidate, however illustrious and
successful he may te, must present some
other title than laurels however gioriously
gathered on the blood stained battle field. )"
/ Henry Clay
g e take our stand on the hearth
stone and declare that the great object OF
government to be to make the people hap
py and protect them in their constitutions
al rights and privileges. We write upon
our banner, home rights and equal taxa
ton. Go on in Gods name. and Sight
this great battle for the good of your
homes, for tie honor Of your country. and
the glory Of the American fiag"-I Hora-
ito Seymour.
" WHAT now lengthens the tin G Of toll ?
Ii we were free from any form of taxation,
direc: or indirect, six hours OF work would
earn As much as ten ID now. One hour
more OF work ought 10 meet laborers
share Of the cost IF the government; an
other hour should pay his share of the
national ,.ebt. lie now works two hours
more each day ;han ne ought, to pay for
for the military and negro o.icy of con-
gress, and It's corrupt schenes."- Sey-
mour.
1t (reace) will come with the election
Of the democratic candidate, and not with
the election of that mailed warrior. whose
bayoncts are now at The throats of eight
millions Of people in the south to compel
them to support him as a candidate for the
presidency, and TO submit to the domina-
ton Of an alien race Of semi-barbarous
men.'-IF. p Blair.