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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-29
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From the Banner of the South. I
CLEOPATRA DYING.
By HERMINE.

Glorious victim of my magic!
Ruined by my potent spell,
From the worlds imperial sta ton
Have l dragged thee down to He'll!
Fallen Chieftain Untbroned Monarch
Lost through doting love for me!
Fast, on shades of night eternal,
Wings my soul its flight to thee!
Caesar shall not grace his triumph
With proud Egypfs captive queen!
Soothed to sleep by aspic kisses,
Soon my heart on thine shall lean;
Soon my life, like Lotus blossoms,
Swift shall glide on Charon's stream:
Clasped once more in thy embraces,
Love shall prove an endless dream
Iras CHAIRMAN bind my tresses!
Place the crown above my browl
Touch these hands and take these kisses
Antony reproves not now:
Gods my lips breathe poisoned vaporsl
They have struck my Chairman dead
Foolish minion! burst precede ma
Where my spirits Lord has f1ed
None shall meet his smile before me,
None within his arms repose;
Be his hearts imprisoned fires
Quenched upon my bosom's SHOWS!
None shall share his burning kisses,
Ere l haste me to his side!
Octavia's tears may prove her widowed
Cleopatra IS still his bride!
See My courage claims the title
Closer press the aspic fangs;
Memories of his quickening touches
Sweeten now these deadly pangsl
Honor, manhood, glory's teachings,
All, he bartered for my smile,
Twined his heart-strings round my fingers
Vibrant to their touch the while.
Followed fast my silver rudder,
Fled from Caesars scornful eye,
Needed not his bleeding honor,
Glad upon my breast to lies
Then l shared him in my meshes,
Bound him with my willy art,
From the head of conquering legions
Snatched captive to my heart.
Wild his soul at my caresses!
Weak his sword at iny command!
Rome, with fury, saw her mightiest
Bowed beneath woman's hand.
Modest of the noble Romans!
Greatest of the Emperors theel
Thou didst fling away kingdom
Egypt gives herself to thee
Sweet as balm! Most soft and gentle
Drains the asp my failing breath;
Antony! Ny Lord! Ny Lover!
Stretch thine arms to me in death
Guide me through these deepening shadows
Faint my heart, and weak my knee.
Glorious victim Ruined hero
Cleopatra dies for theel
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N a tional Ho tel,

c.. NEE B, Proprie o j..
"AvING leased and refurnseed the National
Hotel, in Woodstock, 1 respectfully solicit
a share of the patronage of both the local and
travelling public
This is one of the largest and most com
pletely furnished houses in the Valley of Vir-
ginia, and is situated in one of the most health
full, picturesque and convenient locations in
the valley, and will be pleasant retreat du-
ring the summer months.
My Table will be furnished with the very
best Of the market, and accommodating SER
wants will be employed. The Bar will be
supplied with The choicest wines and liquors.
An experienced ostler will be in attendance at
all times. April Is, est
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AnteI Cards.
J.P. HEIRONIMUs, PRopn1rroR.

Having leased for term of years the TAY-
LOR HOTEL PROPERTY, long and favor
ably known to the travelling public, and hav-
ing cleansed the house and refurnished it with
comfortable Bedding, Furniture, &c., offer
to my friends and the travelling public the
comforts of HOME. With competent assist
ants, and polite and attentive servants, think
can safely guarantee satisfaction to my
guests. 1t shall be my endeavor TO restore
the Taylor Hotel to its former reputation as
the best conducted and most comfortable
public house in the Valley.
l confidently appeal to The public for
generous patronage.
J. P. HEIRONIMUS.
Nov. Is. 1868.
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SIBERT HOUSE,
" E W N A r K E T., Y 4
r.. HOTTIE. Proprietor.

Z, no I I zLF, ETUFIICtUE.
TINE proprietor respectfully informs the public
that he has repaired and re6tted this we'll
known House, and is now prepared to receive
and accommodate the travelling public and afford
them such accommodations as their wants demand.
His table will always be supplied with the best
the market affords, and his rooms are clean and
neat. The Tar is furnished with the best liquors.
The stable will always be supp led with excellent
provender. He respectfully solicits share OF
public patronage. [may %, 1868.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-29

How to ride the velocipede- -Straddle
he salals. paddle. skedaddle.
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VIEWING MACHINES.

CEWING MACHINES.
Messrs. Bushong & Wright have the
exclusive Agency, for the county of Shenan-
doah, for the sale of the new improved Com
mon Sense Sewing Machine. 1t is the best,
simple, durable, compact and cheap machine
manufactured. Every family should have one.
SOLD AND DELIVERED FOR Sl8.
Perfect satisfaction has been given wherever
lhese machines have been delivered
Address BUSHONG & WRIGHT,
Maurertown, Shenandoah Co., We.
Dec '68-tf
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Business Cards.

TOHN T HARRIS
81 Has resumed the prac-
tice of Law, at his old Office, Harrisonburg, Va.
He will practice in the courts of Rockingh ham,
Shenandoah, Page and Warren. Apl l-3t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-08

bales at 30Xc. Flour less active and beavy-super-
fine S6 80; common to fair extra Southern $6 AOa695
Wheat cent better, with light supply and fair export
demand. Winter red western 81 4S. Corn closed
quiet. Mess pork S3lKI Lard shade Armer;
kettle 1917 Whiskey quiet at 90. Rice dull; Oaro.
lima 8Aa9c Sugar atesdy; Porto Rioo 12k !; Musco-
vado l1Xsl1Xc, Havana 1s,aalsAo. Coffee steady
Molasees unchapscd. Naval stores quiet Freights
drooping; ON cotton by steam Il. HH.r;
BALTIMORE June T.-Cotton quiet at SOC. Flour
dull and irregular; superfne. IS 25a5 7k Wheat
steady. Mixed corn irm at ssas9; yellow. s4asee.
Pork and bacon Arm; shoulders, 1A1kalAN; hams
2oc. Lard Arm at 1876. whishey dull at 81 o.
CINCINNATI. June 7.-whiskey. ESQ. Mess pork
held at $50. shoulders, 13h; sides. J7a17Hc. Lard
ST. LOUIS June 7.-Whiskey unchanged? Provts.
ions firm. Pork $50 i32 80. Bacon Arm; shoulders
held at l4o; clear sides sold at 17Hal7Xc, and held
at 18c. Lard quiet.
LOUISVILLE, June PRO yisions quiet. Mess
pork SSI56. Shoulders 13X Tierce lard 100. Raw
whiskey weak at 95. Flour superane. at "a 75a5 49,
WILMINGTON, June 7.--sptrits Turpentine lower
at 4Oc. Rosin steady at 9l 76a3. Tar unchanged at
% 21.
AUGUSTA, juno 7.-cotton market frmer. esles
800 bales Receipts 4e bales. Middlings 28H.
Holders asking higher prices.
SAVANNAH, June 7.--Ootton market very arm; Of
fering stock light; middng acc; Gales 45O bales re
ceipts 413 bales.
MOBILE. June lotion firm and in good de-
msnd. Sales HOO bales. Low middlings 27H. Re-
cepts 500 bales. Exports 1888 bales. .#
NEW ORLRANs. June 7--Ootton active and ad-
vanced. Aiiddhngs 2s%a29 Sales $500 bales. Re-
ceipts since Saturday $40 bales. Gold 38h. Ster-
ling 81. New York eight exchange HaA discount.
Sugar 1oa11c. Prime 1s4alsN. Molaases, fer
nnen,ing A5a52c.
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shey were painfully afHIstige, have been radically
cured u suoh great !!ifnber. ltevery section
iniornned Of its virtues or hse.. .'.r
Seaofu1ous poison to Que Of the most destructive
enemies ensn. ~ 81 b cur omen Sns ssem @ ana nais
and invites the attack OF eneebling fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of Its presence Again,
them on some favorable occasion. rapidly develofs
into one or other Its hdeous forms, either the
may Be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart OF
tuDors formed In the liver, shows tte presence
by erupt,ons on the skin or foul alterations on some
part Of the body hence the OCCASIONAL use OF q
bottle Of this sARSAPARILLA IN advisable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease appear. Per-
end INN ediate relief and, al length cure by the
use OF this sARsAPAhILLA: Ct. Anthon,'s Fire.
Bose Bose OF EIyaipelas Ietter salt Rhenm seald Head.
tons or visible forms of scrofulous disease. Also
Il as 81 s x
Sions uicerous ahections OF the muscular end ner-
Syphilis or venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
cured by It, though long time 10 required for sub
during these obstinate Ihaladl o by any medicine,
the complaint. Leucorrhoea or Whites, Uterine N
cerattons and Female d1seaaas. are commonly soon
invgoratins eject Minute Direotons for each case @
stsm and dcut, when caused ~ aeenmuia.ioas o Of
extraneous matters In the blood yield quickly to It,
as also Liver Complaints Torpidity. Congestion o.
Inflammation of the Liver and Jauniice. when ar1s-
the blood This sARsPARILLA is great restorel
for the strength and vgor Of the system those who
are lanRuid and iEistless 8, Dependent, sleepless
and troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears,
OF any Of the afections symptoTnatc Of Weakness,
Will and immediate relief and convincing evidence
OF Its restorative power upon trial,
YEEPAHED
DIR. j. @. Az ERR u 90, Lowell, Mass .
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
.a .a W.. DOWTE NOISE,
- Charleston, South Carolina,
And BY Retail Druggists everywhere.
March % Y D&o thstu3mos
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b Hay, nc: loTJ Kerr Co. and various consisness
schr Selah 3 Strong. Murray, Philadelphia, IS
days. Ballast To the Master. }.0 -
hobr Sarah Watson. smith, Philadelphia. IL days.
Sohr Emblem. Roberts. Hyde County, N O.. l17l
bushels Peas and II bushels Rough Rice. To NJ
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown. 8 @. Mdze.
To shackelford Kelly. II BisohoR & Co, J Huger
Dawson Mrs W Allston. Pringte, 1hnrston
sohr A Deas. West Point Mill. 60 tierces Rice.
To Rayenel & Co and Pringle.
to Chisolm Bios.
From this Port.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore, June 0.
UP for this Port.
schr Margaret & Lucy. Day, at New York. June A.
Schr Rockingham, Ntckers'n. at New York. june 4.
Cleared for this Port.
steannehip Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York, June
Shipnevvs by Te'o9raph.
NEv ycnx, y.ns v.--az1ivea tts CITY as esltsaaszs
Havana and Sisal.
wnM1NeToN. June 7.-Arrived steamer
Clyde. from New York.
SAVANNAH, June t. Cleared ecir Sabine, for Pro-
vidence.
Memos udA.
The schr Willie Dn English for Georgetown, 8
O, cleared at New York. June0 o.
LIST OF VESSELS
OP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS P0h T.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared ... May 40
The Clifton, Williams sailed 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May Is
DO MESTIO
sOSTON.
Bark Sicihan Percival cleared May ~
Bchr Nj Faber. Aldrtdge up............ June 8
6chr Frank Palmer, Latham Q cared. May 81
Scbr Anna Glover, Tern r. cleared May 18
Schr HAWKINS. Wyatt, cleared. ........ May 20
.ss... BELFAsT, ME.
Schr Daybreak, Blake, up. ......... May 1B
-. ''
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, cleared. :. June 8
Schr Margaret lucy, Day, up. June
Schr Rockingham NicRerson, up. ......... June 4
6chr Minnie, Rudson, cleared May %
Bcbr Lilly, Hughes, up. May 28
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark, up.. May 18
BALTIMORE.
Schr Nette Richardson, Davis up. May 20
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Drugs, Gbemieul,, Gtf.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PUKIFYING q ,THM BA q q ID i.

THE R EP D TAT1ON
fhis excellent medicine en-
JOYS, 1s derived from tts
cures, many OF which are
truly marvellous. Invete-
rate cases Of SorOiuious
disease where the system
seemed saturated with
corTup ION, have been pu.
libed{ aud cured by II.
Hcrufalous aTeodons and
disorders, which were ag.
prava ed by the scroiu-
1nria lNAn n ~ IN a tsOy, Y,u<il
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ETtpo0 OF wales 70 o review OF TUUU Troops IN
Hrisy The entire Imperial family were pres
ent On horseback, and uniforms Of every ma
Mon were on the ground. Wales wore the
brilliant dress Of q British officer! OF Hussass.
After the inspection the Kmperor returned to
,zbe aAiuting point, where he was Joined by the
EMPRESS; and the review began by splendid
charge by regiments Of cavalry, VIII ich was fol-
lowed by an advance on tho Imper isl position
by the artillery. Coming to the front by bat
teFiss, the gunners went at once into action
and allowed some practice. The cavalry re-
tirsd by fours from the outer flank, end tbs
Artillery by half batteries. Then the whole
Dorps Gaswsee trotted past, the cavalry in col
1xEnns OF squadrons, and the artillery ir col
17inns OF batteries. and all was over, and it
was time to go homo; but then began sucl,
scramble 90 has rarely been seen--troops
tS1arching In oil directions-all Paris who had
adot hAen to the review Fastening to see those
who had been coming back--gensraI officers
,Apd their aides-de-caxnp getting into thenid-
Ole Of the road-fye lines Of carriages going
10 and coming from Paris drivers more fool.
,4sh than ever. Suddenly 3 allenoe-roo made
Rsnmahaw. The Prince 1rn1arial nantAse hv
xee impeyd carriages follow, and, amidst
nriSA pf - Viue pIneper. .sarioe p "Daue pEnpe-
Sssr VSus PPrinoe. Lgpeaidl r '::vspens le
Primes ct "a Psimeasss dc, GaRes,n terminated
fhe nost stllking 9ssaeW which b6d Bebn seen
IN Paris since that at which were present the
Oskkand ine Kmg or Prmssisy wnich nearly,
s41sAds8 fEfAs end. Tao. cBU ~ ez9toqasI la,sid ~
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Conslgn noes per soutn cnaollna Rasiroaa
,efi u !,JA VIZ >. =, gi4 sJume @. 1s; r b, IN
A27 bales Cotton 13 bales Yarn 2e packages Bacon,
q cars stock. To Railroad A gent, G. W Etef7ens &
90. Riecke Gchachte, II Cobfa Co. Hurkamp
60. r Mckslly " "a Bird a 90. O Ltschgl, Man.
toue co. Walsh, Goldsmith & Son, Ravenel q
Go. Courtenay h Trenholm, Geo W williams & 90.
Frost Adger, Cohen. Hanckel h Co. Pelser, Rodg.
ers Il Go. J. b Pringle, X Ryan, and order.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
'sJust Before tho Hattie, Mother"

"Just Before tho Battle, Alosher.'
.,s ,sfAuthortEed version.]
Just before the battle, Mother,
Johnny felt upwell;
What was a'ing Johnny, Nother'
Johnny couidnt tell:
Johnny ran away. Mother,
Bravug cspts'p's ire,
Johnny csn,t abide, Mother,
Hearing cannon's fire.
Johnny came to me, Mother,
Wasn't JoaDny right,
Tea with me was nicer, Mother,
Than horrid Aghs. .n l.fi
Lot mo marry Johnny. Mother, .Stim
And we'n bless the day ,,,j. ,h,Ct
When just before the battle. Mother,
Johnny ran awsy. -.
,.,,a,.' T't5 [.I,G ~. lz,cndon Paxch.
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'Gou,tllerlial.
charlesson Cotton an,l ntoe marn

Charlesson Cotton and Rtce Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLEs1oN. Monday Evening. June z.
CorToN.--The very reduced condition OF this
article limits transactions and gives the market q
tendency in selless favor; all grades being held At
full hsurss. and ane qualities At extreme rates; quo.
tatons in the existing state Of the market are only
representative. Sales about 70 bales, Viz: as 97;
90 s4 as16; rs ias 2es1; g ct and . on private
terms. We quote: .ttif ,esGs s5ea
LrvRRroot CLASSIFICATION. etSHs
Ordinary 70 aood ordinary. 80. ..26H028
ss,yaN, L0w M,aaans SSSShg-- ~
WtsIuMu8ss.. .....s...ss...........W 30 c. A'
BY Kew York classification we quote; m
Middling. ....... !. - z. ..'. .29k60-
RrCE.--Pstces were eofssr and buyers operated at
lower ratss. Bales about 100 erces of clean Caro-.
lns. say 20 tserces ss7<; 2b do. 1t 76; 2b At 7X;
Is at 7Ac! q n. We quote common to fair clean
Carolina at y@7,s; socd 7k@so,
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Gross receipts at this port for the week. 4720.
Since lat September. 698 $40 bales.

Total. al.................1,421,64 ,648 l,6l2667
Deficiency In visible supply ....... 80,411
Stock of cotton held by Manchester sp:is1ieFs 90
the mills now S5 1000 bales; same time 1858, 1875 600
bales. MiddlinE Orleans, now 1izSd /; then 1lXd.
- - 81 sA -Ir & K st a .lfifr d 3
Murray, Ferris 81 Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
..tAIsA4 'Is Cglar. saka9'
NEW YORK. June 6.r-SPIRggs TURpENTrNE.--The
receipts continue fully to meet the demand. and
pressure TO sell from dock has caused our market to
steadily decl1ne the wsek. closing quiet
A8aA5c, including lo0 bbls shipping order as the
htgber figure, and 1872 New York 6bls at 47c. Z.
Rc81N -All the low grades are dun, and sales Of
stratnea ave bean MA.,eronn 6a19c below pYtces OF
our gales and resales are atont 900 barrels
Ct $2 36a1 40 for strained common; % ASa3 So Tor
good strained and low MO- % 00a8 for No. q:
% 60aB for to low pale; SB 76a8 as for low pale
to extra PALE ana S8AS for window glass.
TAR Tho salea are 800 barrels; Washington, 2Aa
% gallons ~ l2Na2X, and 900 barrels WilnainRton
tor export to Liverpool on prayste terms.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-30
THOSE SEVEN MILLIONS.


The radical newspapers have not
yet succeeded in explaining what be-
came of the Seuea IHiiiioas Of Dollars
spent during the first two years of Gov.
Geary's administration. They dare
not itemize the account. They dare
not inform the people to what uses it
was applied. Upwards Of three million
of that sum they have utterly failed to
account for. 1t was given in salaries
and perquisites to lazy radical officials
at Harrisburg ; to pastors and folders
who never performed any service and
who either remained at home until the
time came TO draw their pay or lOafed
around the slums and dens of the cap
ital beguiling their idle hours in Ii
centious and vicious pursuits to radi-
cal favOrites who wer given the print
ing jobs OF the legislature to clerks in
thedepartment kos6 number has been
more than doubled in late years to civ
il code commissioners who enjoy their
oti14,n cum digaitote at 50, 800 per an
mum; to Geary and his understrappers
whose salaries have been increased to
numerous secretaries which eat out the
substance of the people. Shall the
men who cannot and dare not explain
to the people what they have done
with the millions of taxes wrung from
them, begiven another lease of power? ?
Shall a Governor be reelected the rec
ord of whose administration is stain
ed with this waste of public treasure
Shall members of the legislature be re-
turned, whose votes have been deliber-
ateIy east for this reckless appropriation
of the peoples money. The coming e.
lection will decide. Let every voter
make up his mind to rebuke the cor
rupt and improvident rule which is
dragging our grand old Commonwealth
from her high position in the eommu-
nifty of states, and fixing upon her
once bright escutcheon the stain and
corrcsion of political corruption.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-30
$4,000 A YEAR.

w. MacIay Hall, the Chairman of
the Radical County Committee is one
of the three Commissioners appointed
by Geary to revise the civil code
These Commissioners are to remain in
office until 1871, at salary of $2,5OO a
year.
Mr.. Hall finds time to attend to his
practice in our courts, to superintend
his farm, to travel more or less, and to
boss the radical politics in this county.
With these laboriOus duties to per-
form, it is not presumable that he has
many spare moments to devote to the
''revising" business. His salary, how
ever, goes on at the rate of $500 a
year.
We refer to this matter merely TO
show how Geary has pensionel off
greedy and seedy radical politicians.
The work that is to be done in the
revision of the civil code, could be cas-
lily performed by one man in the time
allowed the three Commissioners APP
pointed by the governor. But then
there were three radical politicians
vino must be pensioned upon the tax
payers at the rate of g, 800 year.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-09-30
THE PHILADELPHIA TELEGRAPH
AND GOVERNOR GEARY.

We publish on our first page, this
week, an article from the Philadelphia
Eceniag Telegraph giving the reasons
why it can no longer support the
claims of Governor Geary for re elec-
ton. In that article the following
sentence will be found:
sour opinion of Gov. Geary is toler-
ably well known we do not think any
better Of him since his denomination
than we did before, but if the rupubli-
cans Of this State chooses to vote for
him again, that is their business and
not ours
In order to show what were the O.
pinions of the telegraph before the re-
nomination of the radical candidate we
furnish the following extract. On the
10Th of May last il said:
"Most of all he has not that stern in
tegrity which should be as much a
part of his office as his oath, as his sub
serviency to the "Ring" has amply
proved. He wants altogether not only
craftsmanship, but even that lesser
quality of intelligence which he should
bring to the discharge of his respon-
sible trusts. His self-esteem is prepos-
ferrous, his talents tawdry as the tinsel
of the stage. His assumptions of ca
pacity render him ridiculous, and
what he thinks are proofs of his wis
dom, only confirm us in his Ignorance.
His dignity is as sham as that of the
false duke in the Honeymoon. His as
sociates, while they should be of such
a character as to hedge him about
with respect, are of such origin as to
lead the weak to think them his jack
ais, and no more His Office, in which
only the grave affairs of state should
be considered has been desecrated to
the vilest purposes of brokerage and
sale, and then, when he should alone
go to discharge his solemn duties, he
retires only to prey upon the :" Ring"
and the seekers after his clemency.
With a profundity Of Ignorance which
nothing but his personal vanity equals,
he makes speeches, which even after
his clerk has corrected their grammar,
are miracles of bosh and nothingness."
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b b b b b b b b b b b b
CHEERING NEWS.

From every part of the State come
the tfdings of accessions to the Democ-
raey. The attempt to force Negro
Suffrage on our State through the in
strumentality of the Fifteenth Amend
ment, the short -comings of Grants adj
ministration and the corruption and
official malversation at the State capi-
tai, Joined with the personal unpopu-
larity of Governor Geary, have thor
oughly disgusted the rank and file of
the radical party and have caused ev-
en- many of its leaders to regard the
canvass with indifference. This is the
case throughout the State, but especi-
ally is it observable in Philadelphia
and in the eastern and central counties.
The indications now are that Packer
and Pershing will be elected by at least
10000 majority.
In order to place our success beyond all
doubt, "to make assurance doubly sure"
ii is only necessary for erery Democratic
90 to the election and vote. This time
the Democracy are perfectly united on
their State nominations. A large con-
servative vote is gravitating to our side.
Therefore, let as put forth or 'ohote
stre,aqth and make oar UictOry oUer1ctel-
nlinq. Our word for it, that if we poll
as large Democratic vote as that cast
for our State Ticket at the last October
election, we shall carry the State by
10000 majority. We can poll that vote.
Will it be done? Let the Democrats
of the several election districts answer.
To bring out a fttu vote, much work
must be done. The footing of horns,
the rattling of drums, the inkling of
cymbals, the splitting of throats by
public speakers, are of but little a.
vail. They are sound and fury, signi-
fying nothing Thorough, syste-
matized organization of each and every
election district by the active Demo
Gratis in the respective districts, is what
is needed. Let this be had and there
can be no trouble in getting out every
voter to the polls. Never mind the
blowing of radical bands and radical
speakers. 1t is all wind. Let as aoOrk
qchiJe they toot and tall.