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FOREIGN PORTS

Sid FIN Yokohama Aug 10, ships Nevada for Kong
Hong; Peruvian Thompson. do and Manila.
AR at Hong Kong Aug l6, ship Franklin, Drew.
San Francisco. "'
Cid at Dardanelles 2d lust, brig Madawaska Fow,o
from Constantinople) Tor Palermo to load Tor Bos
ton.
At CadIz 18th inst. barque Argentine, Atwood.
une.
sid 18th, ship Gettysburg. Edge, New Orleans.
Ar at Honolulu prev to Sept Is, ship Zouave. Rob.
inson Newcastle for San Francisco War Hawk
Williams, San francisco for Mckeen Island.
Ar at Liverpool 25th inst, barque Rachel, Norton,
Sid I'm Liverpool ed inst, ship Electric Spark,
Leach, San Francisco
Ar at Falmouth L, 18th inst ship st James, Hat
AT sagqa 18th inst, brig Clara Brown, osgoOd, for
Ar at Havana 10Th. barque Philena, Rose Boston;
21th, Harry Booth, Chase, New YORK; Orig Thomas
sid 18th, barque sancho Panza, Wiley, for New
York.
Additional per steamer Union.l
Sid I'm Cowes 18th, Oneida, McGilvery. Tim CallaoI
Hamburg; VIM Brown, Hopkins, from dol for Rot
Sid FIN Falmouth 18th. Carlton. Trecartn, iron
New York; for Antwerp; 18th. Clara, Nichols from
Playo Colorado) tor Liverpool Flori M Hubert,
Curtis. from Havana) for Bristol, and put back.
Sid i'm Glasgow lith, Eliza Kenney, Kenney,
Ar at Galway 10th, Rocklight Cooper, Callao.
SIN i'm Queenstown 18th, Winfield, Lorng, iron
Matanzas) for Bristol.
[Per steamer City OF Parish
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Pacific, Blanchard, st John,
NIB; 18TH Peruvian, ts) Ballantne, Quebec; 18th,
North American, ts) Richardson, do; Harvest Home,
Cid nth, Geo W Roswell HERMAN, Boston.
Ar at Deal 18th, Marcia c Day, Chase, Liverpool
for New Orleans.
Ar at Bristol 18th. Winfield, Loring, Matanzss.
Ar at Glasgow 1ith, Bessie Simpson, Gibbs, Calais.
Sid FIN Launceston NJ, July 10, Moonbeam, Field
Callao.
Sid i'm Alicante I'd inst, Commerce, Walls, for New
York.
Ar at Cadiz 9th inst, Argentine from New York.
Ar at Gibralter 10Th inst, Mattano, Jarvis, from
New York.
AR at Antwerp 18th inst, Investigator, Carver.
Callao; 18th, Carlton, TrecaItin, New York.
Cid at Rotterdam 18th inst, Norwegian, Cardiff.
Cid at Helvoet 18th, IIomeward Found, Gilmore,
Cardih.
Ar at Bremerhaven 9th inst, Clara Morse GRECO
~, Rangoon.
Bristol Sept 1.-THE Am barque Sitka, from st
John, NIB tor Gloucester, was towed in to-day, dis
abled having grounded in the river, and cut away
main and mizzenmast.
SPOKEN.
Aug IS, lat G n. Ion 20 W. ship Jas Keller, from
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~ Newfoundland Doa W "a white foot an,
.0A breast, ansae 10 the name of rger
- WIN last fcsn wore a leather sIrap roi-
iar with buck and link. TIE finder will be suifsbig
rewarded by returning him %
seP2s-5t' Bris Go. W. chase. Browns Wharf
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber tss
~ been daily a. pointed and Ia en- UPON him,
sell the trust OF A miDistrator vi the estate OF
EUNlcE BROWN, late Of Cape Eiizate h.
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and siv.r
bonds the law directs. All persons having dersanTs
upon the estate OF said deceased requife 70 q,
b bit the same; and all persons indebted 10 saId
estate are called upon to make payment to
NATHANIEL BROWNE, Admir-, Of Falmoatb.
Cape Elizabeth, Sept. 81, 1869.
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4 o Il Il Il.

4 y Il % It.
IN Pleasant street, westbrook, a ren,eei ISsi-
" deues with furniture, carptts &C.. will be leg
.eIy ow 70 person that will lake good ere OF the
properly For terms aad particulars apriy to
a. II. DOTEN,
:, At Wins ow, Dotsu & Co.'S. 81 am Planing Mns,
Cross 81 Portani. sep.9-iw
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FIRST-CLASS Frnit and Confectionery staId,
~ one OF the best locations in the city Is ohCr
ed f'r sale ON the most reasonable terms for the
next ten Gays, as the proprietor c,ntemplafes q
will Withdrawn. ~
s,p20i2w- Adde'S. q Pc.,,.,1p N
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PORTLAND, seIt %, 1860.
TO the Sec. Rcsoluts B. B c. Portland
we the members oftho Dirigo B. D. C. tf Fal-
mouth, do hereby challenge you toplay US a match
game Of Base Ball on Smiths Common, westbrook
on Saturday, Oct. 81 at O'Clock.
II. L. BUTLER, Sec.
Per Order, W. B. KNIGHT, Capt. sep2ssts
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I'd OG OS ",

small Tenement TO Let
'o ges,ieman lbd vie OF small genteei family.
--fI'ae ~ - Sifihs ssfctt. sep.o-tws
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IMPORTS.
pEpAarUnE OF OCEAN srEAmER,

Brig Frank + Allen. from Sagua,-326 hhds % ties
&c bbs molasses, to Geo Hunt.
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II e nj o Y A l. .
FOR SALE /!

ON and after October "a. the ONCE OF Princes
" Express, will be removed % No. 90 Exchang,
street, Portland Savings Bank building. ssI29
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Buy tickets for Mission of the Fairies, Octo-
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senator Carl schurz and Rebel En-
franchisement.

There are men in all political parties who
consider II their task or duty to speak from
time to time in behalf Of their party on
leading questions agitating the public.
Prominent among them is Hon. Carl schurz,
United States Senator from Missouri, who
has again ventilated his views In letter
addressed to the Republican committee of
Wheeling, West Va, urging an early en-
franchisement OF tho ex-rebels OF that or
any other State, and in support thereof re-
fcrs to tho supplementary plank tackled to
the Chicago platform at his own instance as
member of the National Republican Con-
vention last year. We arc not prepared to
venture an opinion as to the propriety Of
adopting so grave O measure In West Vir-
ginla just now. nor do we recollect that Mr..
schurz himself has ever formed q thorough
acquaintance with the real condition and
wants of the people Of that State; but we are
positively aware, Judging from tho tone Of
the majority of the radical organs Of Mis-
souri,, that the Senator's hobby Of restoring
the ballot to the unrepent!ng of the los,
cause, which he persistently urges, Is oh
uoAious W thc BOou pcoPc u MS huoptcC
State. Tho great mass Of unrepeuting rebels
once restored to the privilege of suffrage by
the grace of the Republican party will, with
tho aid of their co-laborers, the Northern
Democrats, readily WELD their political
power to Illustrate Its lofty mission, which
by no means Is fully cousummated yet.
We would have been far more pleased to
have seen Mr.. Schurz employ his fine tai
cuts during the recent campaign 10 Penn.
sylvania and Ohio. At any rate, 1t surprises
ns that this yarv, geptleman. ever since hi.
election to the high position conferred or
him by q magnanimous constituency, anC
who, owing his election as United State
Senator to the very policy and application
OF disfranchisment, should now make him,
self conspicuous by advising the Radicals 10
the so-called Border States to try as danger
Gus an experiment as above alluded to, ant
which, amusingly enough, is also ardently
advocated by ParSon Brownlow, Andy John
son, Jack Hamilton, and men Of that stamp
We shall allude again to this importan
question hereafter, and reterate but our wei
known views ofto-day-that wherever the for
mer rebels manifest disposition to accept tn
logic OF events, and cease to be hostile to tn,
present Republican Administration, we say
welcome, ye errlng brothers, and favor the
full restoration Of their political rights and
privileges.
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GRANT SUSTAINED.

The elections In Ohio aud Pennsylvania
say In effect that President Grant Is right,
and that his administration must DO sus-
tained. There is no mistake about this.
Now that this result reafirms the verdict
heretofore given, We may as we'll settle down
to this conclusion, and adjust our AFFAIRS ac-
cordingly. All has been done that could be
to unsettlc the public mind and detach pub
lie confidence from Its hold upon him but
all the personalities and disrespectful al.
lusions which the opposition press have %
industrlously piled against him In his Official
station, have failed Of their intended effect.
Now let the act be changed; there Il q
grand opening for much higher range Of
thought. We commend 1t tothose who hav,
wasted their time In this thriftlcss work
The object Of their scandal has safely passe,
the ordeal Of their criticism, and can no,
well afford to pass them by without remark
We learn from q gentleman Just returne
from Cincinnati, that there was considerable
Generalization there In the Republica
ranks, springlng from various causes, whic
resulted In the election of an Independent
ticket, but the fact Is also included that III
successful candidates for the Legislature ar
sure to vote for the fifteenth amendment
This makes 1t In fact substantial Republi
can victory, so far as this most importan
measure Is concerned.
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~ Tn,,,, nouao - 0''"' 10 ~
r. n n $50
,,,,,, - Ss""''' u w" io'A' !" ~
"I4aIu.
Froi' ASaPh nan, OF tue naval observa-
tory IN TINS city, VINO visited Alaska to make
observations oil the total eclipse on the 7th
OF August, has returned to this city.
Postmaster General Cresweli went to Elk
Ton on saturday, ana was not ~ tue Depart
ment Yesterday lie Will return tnis morning
AsS'S'ah' Soiini''eion'i Dousia'', vi INC
INTERNAL he'euuo Dufeau' nas sone 10 ERIC
fonh'' " spena "'eA VI you aayS'
He uo"''H ~ ,,N, IL e.epnen' 10
very ieeoIe' III uee''n'ns au in''a'ion 70
VIC S'a'e at ~ na'oi n0 "'.''' n'e'
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INV Yosx rAnx.rs.
oaist hui am os ota,n,, sd p m.noot,oh a
Ordinary asiS cents, low middiius ~ cents,
aoSis 10 re es s ot EeSo 90; ,s "a ssnsi
fsx espt., s,aSs ,aE@iS,I een,,,, yo,,aa R nv
i2Iz6ltE Cents, Fiour ANT, n,,ss, mar ,nssS
Southefa tsspicss. whs,t teHding unws al
demaed I.ir, Al, osa, 10. Osts Arm, semana
s.ir' sssosS s.nts Rys AMI IA n,, WHY y,
N is1i ia Pork ouIst and ste,ay, III T;oid
isoS.
T p.,r,xo,,
R.,-,xoas o,,rs.t ia - R,sss,,y6, The
demand for Fiour w.s .ative again today, and
,Iis isi may DC aaStea nm n, sn hussns y
| S.ss .,ose Shinning "a Ia. are wsnteS hui
sh}pnets 40 moi a. vel seem prep.red 10 nav
ths sS,sneed rates ,steJ We note sale. 10.
y soas ,s 100 do' Fine a. Sssiti sSo p Jo
| Westsrn E,stra Al "a. no a. Al "a n 900 do
| Hovard street do Al tsfR5 as, and 100 40. west.
| ern FsmiIv AZ Al sTiL per b.rrsi
Wh,sI-bcmsnd sotiye TO-DAY and market
| Arm. with priees rather hivher th.n n, S.tu,.
/ dny. The rrc,int, were a1, 900 In mel. M We
Wsrvi.ns rsa ~ \, AMI a. ',y ~ a. cnoee
vanis 40 Al 4, ia, 4 soo IA rr.me Nsrris n5 io
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KILBOURN d LATTA,
lg.3t Cor. Seventh aud y streets.


nKPHANs' CUUET, -.
0istr Of CpiumJfI. Wr,hf" Vtoa 0sa1ty. 10 ssn:
IN the case Of AssE RoBIssos. admi nlstrAtrix
Of james II. Robinson deeea,ed the ADM .irAirix
,foressid has, with the APPRECIATION Of the Or
phaps' Court Of Washington County Aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday. the 9th Of November, A. d.
1852. for the nnzl settlemsat aud distribution Of
the personal estate OF said deceased, and Of the
assets In hand, a. far rs the same have been col.
leetsd aud turned into moneys when aud where
ali the creditors aud heir OF said deceased are
dotih-d to attend, with their claims properly
youehsd, or they may Otherwise by Law be ex'
cluded from all beaeat In said deeeased's estate:
provided = copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks 10 the NArIOsAL REPUBLI-
TEST; A. WEBSTER,
ool6ITu vs. Register OF Wills.
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DIED.

KLAkRINd, .sadden!y. on the l7sh Instant.
AkrHUR kLAkRiHS, Sgd years.
Puasral ssryiees Will be held at ths rssid nee
OF his parents to. day,
LINpsLEY.-on susdsy evening, a, $50
o'clock, HOWARD LIHDaLEv.
His fansral will take plaza from his mother
residenee. B2 I street, this afternoon at s 10
O'Clock. His friends are invited 10 attend.
BALpWIN.-At Philadelphia, Pa +, October II,
dan rbter on IA Iryins ma Hsnrv R.1J.,n Vu's'
TAskER. On Sunday svsuiss raosAs TAsKER.
His funsral will taxa place wednesday AFTER
noon At O'Clock. from his late resid-nes. Twenty
kirst street, betwsen and =. All Master hasons
At hasonis Hall, No. y6 seventh street. at one
o'clock, p m. OF that day, for the purpose OF at.
tending the funeral services Ns
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TUE baltimore and Ohio railroad have al
their plans completed for the construction
of grain elevator on their property at
Locust Point. The foundations have already
been laid,
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r 0 R s A Is D.
nv KILBOURN Il LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Seventh aud streets.

Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Seventh aud Y streets.
TWO ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESI-
pBNCHS,
o. M.,.athusstts avenue, corner q PNnttsenth
street, thrss.story and b ,semsnt, M.usard roof
houses are new, aad dashed 10 degree Of els-
Eanos rarely surpassed. Stable aud Carriage
house. II desired.
NEW BROWN STONE RESIDENCE,
On I street, between Eleventh aud Twelfth, three.
story aud basementi twelve room+. all modern
eonvenienees and improvements. For sale at
bargain.
TWO FINE HOUSES,
On K .,r.st. .bstwesn Tourtseutb All Vermont
ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
On street, between Seventeenth and EIEhteeats
streets.
BRICK HOUSE,
Ga q street. between Fourth aud Ffth streets. OPP
Posite Judiciary squarei three; story and susii,h
cheap.
NEW BRICK HOUSE,
the asw square: III story aud basement, ten
rooms. brown front. ali modern eouvenienees
LARGE DOUBLE PRESSED BRICK
HOUSE.
| On 3 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
| four. story, twepty rooms, new h5usei browh
stone steps aud trimmings. Lot 3txI6.
FINE RESIDENCE,
On X street corner Of Twelfth. III ,nllton Place y
| thrse-slory, ten rooms, brown front, all modern
| e,nysuienees aud Improvements. Late Is.idsncs
| Austrian Munster 0O1i stable aud Carr. 'ss'
| house.
TWO NEW PRESSED BRICK HOUSES.
On ssveuteeoth streat, bstvsen I aud X (opppsits
| the new squsr-il thres.s;ory, fOarieeu rooms
VALUABLE RESIDENCES IN GEORGE.
| TOWN,
On stodiArd street, adj ming the elegant rssidenc
| aud grounds Of VI. u. Crpks, esq FIVE Of thOst
NsW BRfCK COTTAGE VILLAS, for sale on
| liberal terms.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENNSYL
| vANIA AVENUE,
Piue Building Lots In ehoie loealiueI
| The largest ant most complJte list % property o
| ali kinds ever offered for sale See " Real E-ttts
| Bulletin. " october Is or apply to-
KILBOURN q LATrA,
ocll.3t Cor. Seventh and streets.
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MAYN-PLuMMER,-o ru..d.y, the lah in.
stapt. By Rev. rathsr walter, zAoHAkr T. MAIs
and Ms. KATIE o. PLusHs., youngesI dau ghter
No cards.
CRANsroN-.BACoN.-on the 18th instant, at
~ ss Is.dsns. q sns brides g..ss.s, By Reg AZ
Unitsd states artillery, aud Miss May BACoS,
youngest daughter Of Samuel Bacon, esq.
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NoUGHLIS, siDRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
aweek. No stale goods kept.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
DEPor auARTEEnAsrER's OFFICE.

DEPor ouARTEENAsrER's OFFICE
wAsHIEaToE, b, c., Sept. 25, 1869. !
s:iss SS$fs $S$s If
Nov, No. Forage and Straw % be delivered
Whpple, Va. about one and half miles from
Home, aud 10 such quantities aud such times a,
ordered By he 9 0 RP charge Corn 70
sssS. aiiy NJ ;SSj pSSad;tS t6s 5sshsl,, 0,i; i
and straw baled. aud to weigh two Thousand
Bidders viii state e price Of Oats and Corn per
6assel ins n 'ssss and nal also price without
* .nS sa ssqs sRS sasS R sS ia estimated
at four hundred and ninety.hye bushels Of Core
bSshsis Sf Oats. sixty tons Of nay and TX:
teen tons Of Straw.
This is not given. however, as binding the United
the nearest practicable approximation Of what may
The Quilted States reserves the right to increase
| the above quantity, by one fourth, at any time
during the continuance OF tho contract by giving
The eoStrastor viii be required to keep at least
and to have pisss o. rusinsss In this city,
6uirSntsss vii be fqrnished with each, bid in
rssponsSs su1stiss, hat the bidder Will L r Sm
osssfu, within six days after his acceptance exc.
cute contract in accordance with the above re-
A bond n the sum Of tiDentU thousand (t2O, 0OOl
dollars, signed by hiu sci and two accepted sure.
Ties, will be required Of tbs successful bidder for
| the faithful full ment fhis contract
| Payment will be msde InOnlhly for quantity Of
thereafter as funds are furnished tor the purpose,
None 10 be paid for except receipt Of the parties
to whom delivery has been ordered.
| All bids will be submitted to the QuaTteTmasteF
General before awarding contract.
| Doliyehes to commence Immediately after award
| Of contract
Proposals, In duplicate will be addressed to til
undersignsd, with Ply q adysItisement attached,
marked 'PropoSals for forage, and bidders are
| INVITED to be present at the Opanipg Of bids.
| BY order OF the QuartermasteT General
| J. q. MCFERRAN,
Deputy QuAIteTlnaster General, Byt. Brig. Den,
U.s,A., aud Depot QuartermasteT. Ools.Gr
EoR PINE DRESS SHIFTS.
WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO,
| 3a2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LIGHT,
II BooK.BIEDRR AND PAPER-RULHR.
No ri PeunsylyAuiA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side,
Books elegantly or plainly boand Periodicals
aud newspapers carefully attended 10.
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Lott and Founl.

STRhyED PROM Mr.. RIGGS, MILLS. ON THE
> 18th Instant, one large BROWN MARE, white
stripe her face, risht cheek bone mashed In and
eye run, LEFT foot white, with four or Eve black
spots round the top Of the hoof. ,uita be reward
will DO pad for her retnrn to wM HARPER. A
east, CAPITOL Hill. oel6 III
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z, d. GILMAN,
W. II. MORRISON,
DAN'L b. CLARKE,
Directors.

District Of Columbia, IYdshfngtOn Count ss
|, CHARLBs BRADLEY. Cashier OF the Nelonal
Bank Of the Republic, do solemuly swear that the
above statement istrue 70 tbe best o. hnowledge
and belief CHARLES BRApLM.
Subscribed and sworn to bsfoIs me this 18th day
ofoetober. 1862. JOHN SALbbAsn,l
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osT.-sS,ooo REWARD.

ismalirlously reported that DR.. z, V. PURIFY,
Veterinary surKeonis no longer in the city, and
not to be- found It's q mistake lIa can be found
at all times In his Office, No. $50 B, between
Twef and Thirtesnth streets, unle.s out on profes-
sionai business. Thankful for past patronage, he
hopes by atteDti yenoss to business to merit liberal
share OF public patronage In future. Once and
residence No. $50 Z street oel2lm
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wAsHIreror, o,tober Is, lsge.-Jsy Coke.
AGO. fursish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securities.
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LIMITED STATES PATEST. OFFICE,
~ wAsHINaToE, d. c.. Oct 0. 1859
On the petition Of wILLIis dnH, Of New York.
n. praying for the extension OF = patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of February, 1850.
toT AZ improvement In Lubrieator;
~ y ordered that the testimOn in the case be
,,Iosed op the sIh day Of January next that the
Nme LOT hllnE arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited to he 10th day Of January next,
1nu thAl SAID petition bs heard on the 2ih day or
| tension. shMiiRI SPIsIiRR
| Ootlg-Tusv Commts. iansi az Pstsnt.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20
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IL every one who nos receiyesit viii
end us enc more name, the lis
will be doubled at once
p Can not yOu. friend, send us one more
name7 Speak TO thai neighbor who den'l
take II, and TO thai young man who
greatly needs something Democratic to
read. just Try: if You fail, try again
We feel confident that nearly every one Of
our present subscribers could send us one
more name, if he would only try. 1t
would be small item TO each one, but the
aggregate would be of great Importance to
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-20

Eight more bogus Senators will,
when Georgia, Mississippi, Texas
and Virginia shall have been recon
structed, swell the Radical total to
Is, as against nine in the minority.
From this state of things what
can be expected but increasing cor
ruption2 The measures which the
party is willing to employ to pre-
serve its supremacy are conclusive
against its integrity; and reform,
except through the breaking up OF
this wicked monopoly of power,
and rcinstating tho minority in its
constitutional rights, is out of the
question.