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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW lURK.

New YORK, Oct. %.
An appeal to their fellow countrymen of
the North is published from . number of
Irishmen halling from New Orleans, Mobile
aud Savannah, whose names are appended,
in behalf Of disfranchised Irishmen of the
Southern States. They say they are no longer
citizens; have been deprived Of the right to
vote; in many places have been driven from
the halls; that Radicals registers have re-
fused to enter their names on the registra-
ton lists; that thousands and tens of thou.
sands of their fellow countrymen in the
Southern States have thns been distranchised,
while every negro who presents himself is
admitted to the rights Of citizenship. They
are regarded by the Radical party as the in
ieriors of the negroes, and have no rights,
political or otherwise which they are bound
to respect; that hundreds, yes thousands Of
Irlshmen have been deprived Of Official POI
stions to which they were elected and APP
pointed in the different cities throughode the
South. In Mobile and New Orleans those
offices were afterwards conferred on negroes.
They say to the lrishmen of the Northern
States that Radicalism is prescription, and if
that party gets into power another four years
they will disfranchise you as they have us,
and they make strong appeal to be saved
by their votes from negro supremacy and
rule Of the bayonet, that their Northern
brethren be not misled by the traitors Who
have sold ont to our political enemies and
yours.
Horace Greeley has been nominated for
Register, as the Republican candidate, in the
place Of Sigel declined. Greeley accord
ingly vaca,es the nomination for Congress in
the 9TH District.
In the case Of hosenbury, charged with
naturalization frauds, the evidence closed to-
day. Both sides wave summing up of the
case, and adjourned for decision until Sat.
urday.
In the United States Court Judge Blatch-
ford charged the Grand Jury in reference to
the naturalization frauds, saying the matter
Was one Of grave Importance and clearly pun
| ishable under the staue OF 1913. The Grand
Jury were instructed to indict all parties
whom evidence showed we're guilty of viola
ting these laws.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LouIs, Sept. 81
The Democrats Omaha special says the
Union Pacific X. Il, Co., laid seven and-a-
half miles Of track yesterday, passing the
advance stakes of the Central Pacific.
The Nebraska Legislature met to. day and
passed to second reading bill providing
for convassing the electoral vote.
A Cheyenne dispatch says the Indians at
tackled Hunt L Hills train, near Perry Sta
tion, on Sunday, killed four men and cap
tured four mules.
VIM. p. Plant, senior member OF the firm
Of Plant Bros. 4 Co, Of this city. and an old
and prominent citizen, died to-day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin g ton.
Large Republican Meeting in San
Francisco.
Embarrassing Condition Of Al.
fairs in LOallelana.
Deficiency in the Chicago
Post Office Department,
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1914.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1914.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAscIsco, Oct. q.
The Republicans turned out tonight 10
full force. The torch light procession was
Ge largest ever Witnessed on this coast, ard
vas estimated at ten or twelve thousand peo-
pc in line. Delegations we're present from
Sacramento, San jose and other interior
towns. Great enthusiasm was manifested by
the people along the route. Many residences
and places Of business were illuminated and
decorated with flags. The procession was
four miles long, and occupied an hour and
fifteen minutes in passing given point.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. Lou1.. Oct. o

ST. Lou1s, Oct. %.
A Little Rock special says the body of
JAmes Kinds. who was recently murdered,
arrived there yesterday. After lying in state
At the capital. Tho remains were forwarded to
Salem, New York. Kinds and Brool we're
shot BY George A. Clark. Secretary of the
Democratic Committee, who was drunk at
the time, and in condition bordering on de-
lirium tremens. Clark was arrested.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
SAYANxAH, Oct. q.

SAvAssAH, Oct. 81.
A large Negro Radical meeting was held
in the Court House square this afternoon.
Several white leaders were on the stand.
One colored speaker threatened fearful ret.
ribution upon Democrats when Grant was
elected. He said the right of his race to
vote was attained by revolution, and it
would take boodier revolution to take it
from them. They would be law-abiding
peaceful citizens if permitted to vote, but
lighting citizens If not. Several whites were
present as spectatOrs
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Useful Goods?
Can be successfully answered at
lj3 Main-St.
WxckcrshA,ss r DefHpInin.
For Sale Or Lease.

THE KEOKUK MANUFACTURING
Il COMPANY offer for sale their extensive manufac-
tory consistng OF main building, two stories OF brick
with fall story basement 52x81 feet containing
large planners and all the msck requisite for
Quoting the Sash, Door and Blind buainses Also
tables Crosby Inneeul paners, turning lathes
scroll sa~s &C. nc, in short full and complete equip
ment OF machinery and tools for 6retclnss factory
Attached to the main building il mill by the
sams % the othsy machinery, and which may
sly be converted into shop machinery other
work. There Is also adjacent fuliy-eqnipped black
smith shop for making repsrs THIS whole establish
s in complete Tunaing order snd under full head
way.
The engine cover lcsst for quadruple the prs
ent maehinsr excepting the say MILL, thus enabling
the prnpretors enlarge the capacity for manufact
Ing 10 any desirable extent, with but little additional
comparative cost.
The terms Of sale proposed are follows. viz:
That the property be fariy appraised BY competent
persons to deter mine the present value.
Por the grounds butIdngs and fixed machinery, all
that appertains aid Establishment, ty per cent of
sppfaisement n asked.
For the personal property, Including teams wagons.
tricks, timber, Wheels, chairs Ac., and not including
lumber and manufactured work. teventynve per cent Il
0ked.
Hcr the lumber AMI manufactured work par value is
asked.
II sale IL efectsd by the FIRST of January
the promise will be lea cd to spnnshs applicants
favorable terms for series of ysrs
| Il R. FORD. President.
/ AC ST LSoN, secretary
| Oct ,her 2i,h, le6s-f
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FROz BOSTON.

BosroS, Oct. %
It is reported that the prize fight between
o. BALDWIN and Wormald will take place to-
morrow morning, on the Isle of Shoals.
A mass meeting Of Boys in Blue was held
in Faneuil Hall this afternoon. preliminary
TO torchlight procession this evening
SE eschss were made by Gov. Hartman Of
New Hampshire, N. P. Banks, Gen. Butler
and Gen. Sargent.
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~ Great BlesstMg.'

From Rer. l.. f. WARD, Aron, Lorraine o., ol
Messra. eTRosa & ARMsfrosG,
Druggists, Cirr.and. Ohio.
Gentemsn-It gives great pleasure to state that
wife has derived great ben. fl from he Of Co.'s BY
b. psia Cure SHE been number of great
troubled with by, pepsia accompanied wi III violent psf
ysms OF constipation which prostratd her that sh
was all the while. for mouths unable 10 do any thng
She took instance Cosa Dyspepsia Cnre and has
derived GREAT PENEFIr FROM 1T, and is now com
paraively well. Sne regards fhs medicine gres
blessing Truly youTs,
Jan 18th, 1893. L. =. WARD.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2e.
Tho Post special says the deficiency in the
Postofice Department amounts to six ml>
lion four hundred thousand dollars, notwith
standing the receipts Of the past year we're
one million two hundred thoussad dollars
grssssr thas shs prsvioas ysar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

w iEEL1sG, W. ", Oct. %.
The Intellig sncer publishes this morning
the rel, rms tom additional counties swelling
the Rel, bile n majority to 1910. The re-
naming 10 counties it says cast an aggre-
gate vote Of 1891 in 1863 and gave q Kepubli
can majority Of 60a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
FoRr. MONROE, Oct. %,

FoRr. MONROE, Oct. %.
General Thomas arrived this morning to
inspect the Yorktown aud Hampton Nation>
al cemeteries.
PIrTsBuRG, Oct. %.
Governor Seymour arrived this morning
He was met at the depot by large number
Of people. This evening he delivered an
eloquent address 10 an immense concourse
He was escorted to the place of speaking by
big torchlight procession. He was every,
where greeted with great enthusiasm, He
leaves early tomorrow for the East.
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kOsap.

~ rOxEs Babhitfs New York Soap
eDV IS boxes Goodwin, Behr 4 Co. No German Soap
2a g superior Palm
10 " Rows German
q Kinks etar
Fer sale by ROBERTSON Il ALnHRs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29

II will thus be seen thst Of ono hundred patients
trestsd by homeopathic eight oil die, white
chns thirty viii die: and Of the myinds who De
undss on school trsssn sst ths vssh over NnaGopstk
ID treatment would ssventysx Of every bundeed
FruM sach tsets It y A0eus 10 - how The lore Of
hsMasVv has ANYTHING 70 do With The swearing OF stu
dents In certain nSieal isatsutons to prevent them
fron snvesaoaAins Ms s1stsp ~s1aciss
oct2 6Eo X kHIN01R, n. D.
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Home Testimony.

INV HAFEt, Va JUUc J,
Mer.s. c. q. CLAlx Co.
G,ns-Bsing anxious from the great benefit derived.
to assist spre ading the fme Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
I would state my case, Something over year
had violent attack Of Darrhna which lasted eight
weeks, during which time employed three paysiei ans.
but without relief until tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
The first dose helped took it three times day
q week, and was entirely cured; aud believe to-tsy
thai saved my life. Being attacked in similar Al
sessyn tosk dos@ which pns me all right would
a1rsse every faulty 10 se@p ii hand ready for
dat. use 10 case Of SUNNI. or bowel Complaints.
c. DUNN
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ, and We can
YOU b for the above statement being true.
ARNOLD Il CO.
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Every respectfully,
alour ODD t servant,
tku,x.nr yV,r1y- n

Secretary Scho6elds reply, Aghich has
been telegraphed to the press, was received
to-day, but General Buchanan's troops have
not been in the city since yesterday. The
parishes named by the Governor constitute
the Metropolitan Police District, created by
a late act Of the Legislature. The same act
deprived the Mayor and Sheriff and all the
constituted civil authorities of the power to
act in the preservation OF peace, and made
them subordinate to the Metropolitan Po-
lice.
In jefferson Parish everything is quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29
Notice.

Notice.
"E will move our Jewelry and Music
W Store. Oct. 18th,
70 No. 50 Main Street.
tornsrly ooenpled First Natio o Bank Our pres.
sas Store, Noo7 Mas B9sst, y for rent very low.
f.R. J. AYRRs = eONe
ossQn AYN8a b101H91S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29

GILL1SPIBL ctober 9sth, at o'clock ?. n, In Ham.
ilton, Ill, Mrs. Hester Gillespie, aged IS ysars
Funeral services Il her residence at O'Clock to-day
The friends & the family are invited to attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 27

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. u.
The following is Gov. Warmouth's comma
nication to General Rousseau, forwarded by
HIM to the Secretary of War, with the en-
dorsement that he believed it to be correct:
"GEnERAL-1he evidence is conclusive
that the civil authorities in the parishes Of
Orleans, Jefferson and St. Bernard are una
Bile to preserve order and protect the lives
and property Of the people. The act ofCon,
gross prohibiting the organization of militia
IN this State strips me of all power to sustain
them in the discharge of their duties, and
am compelled to appeal to you to take charge
Of the peace Of these districts, and use your
forces to that end. If you respond favora-
bly, to my request, will At once order the
sherffs and police forces to report to you for
orders.
ttVa~v raorootE,11r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29
THE QUESTION

Where can find the largest and most gen.
eral assortment of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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vencill, Jones 4 Co......cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co....- cor Second Main streets
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Olocks-Wholesale i Retail.
q Bridges. .......Nos q Estes mouse
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CLOTHIERs.

CLOCKS. WATCHES 4 JEWELRY.
eam a Bridges ..... Nos l. 2 Estes House.
I. R. J. Ayres Sons. .........o7 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-29

Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
q Bridges Nos i Estes House
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Coin, silver Ware.
a bridges Nos 4 ; Estes Houet
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sDean. cor Third Main streets.
Huiskamp 4 Matless..............sv MAN street.
Huiskamp Bro...- Main strest.De. - 4.n ON.
L Hart, Agt.... 90 !" Ain street
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nnoxs sTATioNERY,
pn.,rs = aHOEs-RETAIL.

David Lowry. Second street.
NJ w Westcott .....I. Main street-near oufth.
Kebatcr Bros 80 Main street.
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BOOK-BINDER.
N pe.rce son Gate City Bldg, Main 1 I'd
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.


BOOTS = 1HOES-WHOLEsAL
NambIeton 4 HuiSkamp.............ss Malnstreet.
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j. n Cross 4 Co.,.............13a Main Street
Dnnoan. Karle 4 Co.i..I40 / I42 Main street.
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aONNET BLEACHERY.
II Emerson .....cor fourtn biondeau
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Dpv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LE

L Ingersoll....cor Third 4 Main, upstairs
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28

Less Taxationl Less Negro Suf-
frage Less Bonds to Payl LESS In
terest! Less Freedmen's Bureau
Less Radicalism Less Public Plum
ders Less Favoritism | Less Rev
enue Officials LESS Rump Legisla-
ton Less Idleness | Less Monopo-
lies LESS Falsehood ! Less Usur-
patton | Less Fraud | Less Confsca-
ton LESS Crime Less Bigotry
LESS Disturbers Of Peacel Less Per.
juriesI Less Brandy and More
Brainsl Less Territories and More
States Less Burnt Cork and More
Caucasian Less Worship and More
Religion Less Froth and Foam and
MoreSolid Substancel Less Integra-
tion and More Public Advancement
Less Mongrelism and More Democ-
racyl Less is the Word, and Less
the Lesson the People Must Learn
Western STANDARD.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28
The Figures,


The Radical press is now nearly
unanimous, or the Radical organi-
Eation is being used to subserve the
purposes of the bondholders. They
demand that the five-twenty bonds
shall be paid in gold; principal as
well as interest. They propose to
pay them, say, thirty years hence.
Let us see how, under their plan,
the case will stand.
The United States Government
to the bondholders, debtor: To ST.
900, 100000 of legal tender green-
backs, to wit: when they are worth
fifty cents on the dollar, being in
gold worth 81, 900, 100000.
Credit: The United States pay
on interest six per cent. in gold on
the bonds, for forty years, being
s12O,OOO,OOO in gold each year, OF
81, 800, 100000 total interest.
Then the principal, S2,0OO,OOO, ,ooC
in gold, is to be paid, making in all
$500, 10000 for what the Govern
ment borrowed, viz: Sl.000,000,-
600. Those who are in favor Of
this kind of fnanciering-this pay.
ing the debt seven times over-will
vote the bondholders alias the Rad.
ical ticket.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28

AN exchange says, toll is taxed,
and bonds are exempt. Toll pro-
duccs, and bonds consume. Toll
builds up improvements; and bond
holders enjoy thOir benefits at no
cost. Toll supports our public
schools ; and bo1dholdefs enjoy their
benefits withoutpaying for the privi-
lege. Toll supp6rtsour courts, pays
our Legislators, and defrays the gen
eraI expenses Of the Government;
bondholders partake Of the advsn-
tage of all without contributing 10
the support Of either.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28
The Families Of Irish Political Mar


The editor Of the Lrish Citizen has been
honored by the rtcipt OF letter from the
venerable Archbishop Of Tuam, acknowl-
edging receipt Of money sent to his grace
to be distributed according 10 his best
jGdgemen mt among the families left desti-
tute by the late atrocious proceedings Of
the British Government. Doctor Mac Hale
mentions the receipt of the sum ofsflteen
pounds, forwarded through this Office,
being contribution from some good
Irishman in Nevada. He also acknowf-
edges receipt Of 0 letter announcing the
lodgment 10 his credit Of the proceeds Of
Mr.. Mitchels lecture In Brooklyn, and Of
further sum Of contributed by our gen.
erous people in the same country Of Nevs-
da; amountingin oil to $1,000.
We are furth er enabled to announce that
the same distinguished prelste has receiv-
ed q sum Of tenn pounds sterling from
Madison, Wis, forwarded by the FenisD
Brotherhood Of that place through their
Secretary, P. McCabe, all for the same
charitable and patriotic purpose.
Certainly we have all been making large
demands upon the time and attention Of
the excellent Archbishop, bat he can only
blame himself. 1t has been entirely owing
to his openly expressed sympathy with
the victims of British vengeance, and the
strangely auspicious combination betwee n
him, Conuaught Archbishop, john Martin,
Protestant country gentleman Of Ulster,
and the excellent Marchioness of Queens
berry--a sort or conspiracy to bring into
contempt the award of British law against
Irish patriots, aud to affirm the title OF
their bereaved families to be regarded as
wards Of the nation. Doctor Mac Hale,
too, through the clergy of his own arbh-
diocese, has the machinery in his hands
for ascertaining the needs of our poor
people, and the best way Of relieving those
families who have been depriv ed Of their
support.
The trouble he takes in this ma tier Is in
accordance with all his noble and gener-
our life in the past. John Mac Hale has
When the struggle against payment Of
tithes was at It's hottest, this gallant arch
bishop gave public notice that he had taken
a lease Of so much land as would entitle
him 10 be voter for the County Galway,
and that he never would pay one penny
for IL in the shape Of 1.-THE. Tiths never
was demanded from the archbishop; and
il q seiEuie had been made it is probable
that the proceeds Of the sale would not
have paid.
Aud when the stupid and insolsnt aEc-
clesiastical Bill' was passed by the Len
don Parliament, forbidding Catholic Bish.
ops from assuming the title Of their secs,
and imposing heavy penalty upon any
bishop who should correspond with Rome,
who was 1t but John Mac Hale who Opublicly
in his cathedral read Papal rescript, and
challenged prosecution under the act. He
was never prosecuted.
II is on wonder to find this noble rrelate
prompt and zealous 10 aid his countrynen
in their generous efforts TO relieve the
farilies Of men who (wiscly or otherwise,
but at any rate bravely) devoted their
lives 10 the cause Of their euffsring coun-
try.--Irish Citizen.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28

NEuRo 0UTRAGEs IN THE SoUTH.-Ii
turns out that the persons firing into the
stage between thiscity and Selma, were
two negroes: A negro robbed the mail q
few days ago between Tuskegee snd Oh Q.
raw. A negro killediA store keeper al
JOnes's bluff In West Alabama last week.
These paragraphs are published simply
to show that all tho crimes committed in
the South cannot BE- laid at the door ol
'dlsloyap whites, but that members Of
the "Union League occasionally do some.
thing wrong, Will Nolhern exchanges
that abuse the, white people Of the Son,h
make note Of this fact2- Montgomery
AdUsrtiser.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28

We have neglected to state thst o
branch Railroad is to be built from the
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad, at vintOn
Station, to VintOn Furnacs, the istance
being q miles. R. D. wigtOn, Esq,
President Of the TintOn Furnace & Coal
Co, has given notice to railroad cOntrac-
tors that sealed proposals will be received
BY the Co., at the Furnace, until 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on the 81 Of June next, for the
entire construction ready for use, or for
the grading, tresiling, and ties, or for
each separately, Of said road. The branch
road will be great benefit 10 the Com
pany. as we'll as to the people at the Fur.
mace and in the vicinity.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-05-28
The Radical Candidates.

The Radical Convention assembled at
Chicago on Wednesday Of last week and
finished up business on Friday. They
could not agree any sooner. u. 8. (Use-
lessl Grant was nom mated for President
BY reclamation, and Schuyler Colfax for
Vice President, on the fifth ballot. The
platform they adopted is very brief, viz !:
The ballot for the negro aud gold for the
boudhOlder, There was NO enthusiasm in
the proceedings Of the ention--every-
thing having been cut and dried by the
Wire-pullers and office-seekers. The fact
is, there is nothing in either Of the can
didaies TO excite even the least emotions
of the people, unless the people become
excited or dissatisfied because nineteen of
the delegates that attended the convention
and voted for the nominees we're negroes
Grant never possessed the power TO Sc
cure the good will Of the soldiers, and he
is entirely destitute Of statemanship, and
the Republicans themselves admit that he
really has not .he ability requisite for the
important position for which he has been
chosen. Before his base treachery and
downright lying to President Johnson, the
people had some little reason 10 think that
Grant was blessed with a small portion of
honesty, but they found themselves woful-
ly deceived, He ia more ignorant than a
boy fifteen years Old-he is not the man
for the times. A statesman is now want
ed-not dumb-headi "piece Of intellect
so small that a second person has to writs
''lettsr Of aoOeptancep' What shame
Nominate man for the Presidency who
can scarcely read and wTitel Let the
Radical party boast no more OF their
education" &oI
And it should not DO forgotten shat
these nominations do not please the peo-
ple--twc Of the party are offended where
one is pleased. Senator Wilson Of Mass
achusetts says the party will be beaten,
and that he "regards Colfax as the weak
est nomin alton that could have been made.n
Ben Wade says "the party has gone to
| hell,p