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ART.

There u now On view In Liverpool y The noc
aud long-lost picture By West, executed aluut
1867, tT1e peurerance Of ST. Peter from Prison :"
Recent letters ffpn American artists III Eu1upc
Indicate the FetuEn, early In September, OF Mes.r4
Lant Thompson, SANFORD T. Clifford. Jcsyis Nc
E1tee, Albert DteTstalt, and Frederic E, thuzsa.
Nj. IMves, the American MT critic, whose gal-
lerT OF old Italian masters Is now tic property nj
fale College. Is forming new collection at Flnr-
euce, which alreadS contains some choice spert-
Hens.
II u inferred that tie art critic Of the SeF York
7ti1~ns Is = woman. The inference b drawn from
The pa8xaxe, We are - familiar with all the lit
ter OF hts full length poftsiA ~ We arc with oar
garter which occurs In a RECENT cxttcisna-
T.. Addison Richards IL engaged II etIltsnx
quarto volume Of e1 gTaT1nSa selected from tt"
Loaton Art Journal together with lew se)ec-
uona from the wucks Of our own paintc.a. The
book u to be puhushed hy Aesa5s. Virtue tues-
ton.
The Kouchelen Besknrotiko collection Of re
lures VIA recently sold L. PasH: The Wess.s.
Taken In Adul&ss1. :. Paul Serouese brought sa,'-';
"a Flock Ut Sheep b. DuIat1in. - sr}; - PA>.;r--
aser' :>,ap, ts,ooO; "a Village Fete," Tc.i,.s,
5000; "oad Asn,' same, sa,uso: 1.-THE D.Ae,
Ruysdss1 a,asV: uuut In a Fosest,' 4. Van de
Weide. sa,soo; ''Bull Fight PAU Postrr ais,
1880; " Hermit, Greuze, xll.lOu. The wboe
tum realized was tif7,Gat.
4 curious discovery has been made IN the oil
Church Of ST. Geryais, Paris Some persons
who were repairing the woodwork at one OF the
sidea in the left Of the nave, discovered secfe,
door, giving access to Amau chapel, hitherto not
known, the walls OF which are entirely covered
With excellent paintings, In tue Renaissance ss.tr.
IL go<sd lAsNss<vaaso1- Thls church EXTREMELY
rich IN artistic rrl'cs. POSSESSING. among osaer
things. rue Albert Duret. and Il remarkable
Perugtno: beetles some stalned glass OF .Iesa
Cousin, the father OF the French khool Of The
a1teenih, seventeenth and eighteenth eelt1rs4.
a ahsuef1i act ot vandalism has jrss been per-
petsated tn tho Cathedral of St julien, ut lie
8sns {ssattht>. Jhers exists n that building i
magnificent tomh, attributed By sone TO Soysu,
BY pthe1B 70 Geryass l2harzn, Aal consisting VI =
g7uup In terra Gotta, composed OF eight persuns.
life size, representing St Petsr supporting tia:
Savior. who IL lying II bis grave clothrs; ST.
John conaoliug the Virgin; Joseph Of .ar1ns.Aea
ii the lEss u christ, Nary A1gtslen, and Mary.
the mother Of James and John. Two evenings
back Woodenshoe ulsker, either from motives
Of anureiigious fsn71lcts,n OK when under the in-
n1cuce 1l drink, entered the church, sud with
hammer knocked OF x1I tho hsa4la Of the Rsuup.
The man Eaa arrested, but the losa to art zlas:
SERIOUS
, 1869-06-27

,-ao, him e@bthlttno FISK IL Ihe doorway, When
you 10 10 and when you come out aaM na.a ~
tha Coliseum, AroAo-A - s-- ~~s"
rsYed IN the fpn uniform Of the Fail laFes
NsrY. rhle stsunch and pain Old FasTa-
mi sat tn Elmpie cit1keu1 clotaes. a11t6
nye1shAdoxtd ~ thls Kuded tnuahroont
Fsat fsee ahows Tho eDeets Of nl!eta of beel and
Greeu seA, F1ak u pug9. Fisk u balloon
SICK pln Into HIN and he will collapse mo
sh1tyeIled mess Of nasty oiled hlG Hls deaua
tn be tho Ytehezt man IN America Ae dlschAsea
eyery uan ID his employ rho does not neske
money 3rstsrttf.
1vas citing On beard the Bristol |rst btfore sne
lefr for Boston, talking With the great' sooena
tured pareps, when F1ak hurst upon me ~
tho aheen u h3s unborn, II meteor bazsa uPoa
thu f,ru4ueut- ! was presented TO the uabou,
and 7 th1nk hui an not surc, that The untfNm
recognized mt.
4And you are not going On the tE'p with ts.
Commodo5e." SAID the great good natuHa
Pnrepa >....
rne uniform shook It's head. "Oh! no! CoulGn.
think Of It.. Couldn't think of It. Hare got Ffo
steamers coming IN to-ntght. Got 10 seoas SUI
three Of ny anips tomorrow, and must LOOK nsef
Wall street little. Am very neETous; pe!J
nefTous." Whereupon the uniform went A"N 70
exhibit Ftsk II the gangwaJ, foE there were uan
With IN umbrella, and woman with caoHy
Q4N4 ELL AOAAAo-Ss4F A~.A~" 0N<Hd
coming down the pier lust theo'
And the grrot, good-uatned fafcpa pokeo ~
ma aod distinctly winEed With hef le1t ~,
and then called Lafls "ao hh
playing biz Frelschutz FantaAa 70 LUG
nounder1 In the dtthJ wates In lmaginst'o3.
conc into the stAfe-foou, tor 1ear nc h1sus 'AAe
cold
Ard ungle thought OCCURRED 10 aer "1f-A
waa:
+ Ban! .. ..........-. :
Ihis mAu Is 11d1nG Ptsnous 'o1Ase Wy y
oaaloon-
Al among ne ntue sLafn
: u@ ts11" ~-'' 'ASeA'
~" ~ .-r,rnnr,
. =. .sa $500. ,.,.+,s, ,,,r..es.
~, wv = 80 49, s.,' ss..-saa, ~. ,,eo.
~. .n'A -. sa.. ~ rsa1 .rs1 ~ - Tnrv
wv A,a ,a,& -
,,s.n ~at,., .ho,, ~ mo
ooo@s su11a.eeo 10! ,,,n aus'N ~ ,o1d,e
tue uJ &C.. "'"us..n "osa 49,
=. squ n...., W o'sA .s,,s w. :. e. ..d,er
".n4a ~..s 80, y. = g. as - poo, ,s sa,t
"'sa .ae.. pa, - " eUa4 s e.aoso 49, =
1fEo nemaa uoutu .ooAs nAo .ne ena
~. 1a, aAo s'e.1 .u4u sna "oMa ~ 49,,
!ot - - eu'u "Auasi' a".' -.
lo1e "uaooA oFAns tAtE''eu w. A4'0 u"o.e ~
pNue1. 4o4e. eopeaeess 49," ~ ags - =, .ae 80
.Nen ya!a " "aasoa5 ~, +ouAe ~ N,..,. -. =.
1ann! Netr ~ nloa'ulne' !aeso - = ia0a.a. t,aah-
Hs1u Nu@t "ou'su oues ~. " ~lo4aes e .H:
ens.1n u aa1t - aot - u,ss
~. q ueso . - eoo0 % 1.asc nau .a. -.
, 1869-06-27
TEE CEEHpLOYED POOR.

Alta ,ueet;ng Of gentlemen engaged In
ihe e-I,loynca. bureau OF one OF our
religious charities, it vas suggested that
those in charge might promote the cause Of
religion is talking With the applicants for
work as to their n ritual AFFAIR." This sug-
s.sIoa WAS met bY strong protest fun
atr. k5>siy, who declared thAt, Before
..nAo could he rea:hed spiritually, he must
.ee, employment; for man without work
I'D u::ho2t Hnaey in his pocket, end per-
"Ls1,s a family dependent npon I'm, is not
IN 6t condition IA be talked to about
''i1k sos:l
..r. acodv w.s right Charity does no:
evuuire ,Aat sta-,irg Ian sslall be pure as
srpx tesose lie can Es given bread To
pr: os tic child asking for bread By ques-
ti,~s IS II. Lcr 18th aud TIC gc.esd caaA-
.:a:. e Ler u.ind upon sp;Ei:ua1 Affairs. is
retirement Of cruelty wholly Incons3st-
.,rt il i religious body. The nea aad
wu.sta. lroys a.:I gi-ls, w1:p seek employ
s..ect t., sHr1ort themselves AL those de-
pen.ser: nroa them, display hy that act
alone morality and perseverance t~lusi to,
IL uJt GIc'es >AAS Afi-aSsE 'ANo@ -
Tx nec. Noae caa comprehend the
rsins ct poverty sa~e t.osc who have e1pe-
ri,.need tLeu- Il is comparatively an e1sy
t,i:.c t., cv1silar to ones spiritual ns+.=irs
VIE. ,hese IS no physical or mensl sador-
ing e-r4hins the hopes and breaking dovu
Tie b.,iv. The honest man Who Is wiling
to work and cannot ind employment, ~hu
has 10 return dag after day to his family
without money and without bread and yet
eacces4r.ls resisss all temptations to Sci
ths1 1ros,y : and tia. b..ad in abundance,
easily bat dishonesty, is greater hero
tl.aa the nan who. rich in Ill this wo:idf
goods, l,acals the terrible Increase Of
czuae among the love. cla$ssah~ Tht
oae il sraert1 for righteousness t,ake ths
ptte- Is honest becsuse these Is 70 oee easior
%, hin, to he otherwise,
Will. sight Of tho Yong Mems Chris
tim Association, aad 1t various street cor
aess IN Eli large cities, 1ze establishments
rttch oaei to boys, girls, nen and women
Esnsdiate returns IN n>ouey for an5 kind q
peopezty theJ naay steal In The window
ct these establishments Az cozsfacuoaal.,
, 1869-06-27

It Is said that one Of Boutwelrs assistants
in the Treasury Department Is shout to be
dismissed for announcing IN Wall street
twenty-four hours in advance wha. Ar.
Boutwell, Was going 10 do. 1nsteasl u be-
ing discharged he ought to be promoted.
We doubt il AIr Boutwell, himself could DO
II .1.ch
, 1869-06-27
TrluE Titfe4

We r1ce2ohe- 4 p:aasart encounter. sa5s the
';,'dxv, On the ssht1c; Of titles beSWee1 TIE Lite
Co:us Gufpn ssl AL tae .ase GecI-4 Greene, Of
Rhe:e Island, q gentleman 1s sSca courtesy Of
tasuners thai, Ehcc In lie Senate OF the Caited
S:a:eS, kt was called the Chesterfield ot tic Sea-
a.e. worthy cect!e:1aa~-hayinr p.ohaaly little
more than he c-e republican admiration Of t:ss
-c-E!i MT .rNs; Tie ,eEpt1s.oe 10 introduce to
car Ut oshes ra- 70 highly fRvoTed WIKI 4tlt nan
lts TO tbesr names: AID 50 one csJt dozen years
$50, AID &loy E1SaesA On :ae p!1zza Ct :
SeNTott ho:e', - Eitsrm1e7, w.t5a1t a1y
Previous notification 10 ettner q the t1u,
acd w,1n 1ns: tco really fAedgss Q! iatrot1re:aoa
= nteh ApeficaEs sometimes bare, he ED, kld-
denly: Couc: GuroKKH. allow me 10 i1trvdcca
Ioa 10 Genera Grceoe-tieatt.. .0:ecce, co7nr
EcrpxtL" The Count Who ksa not tneu hssen
tc.n icnx among ut, boTt the INTRODUCTION WITH
stat ste.etx:r nf nauuer xttch his friends 1o1 10.
Sua.ntaaee4 en- well recal. aud+ without making
;! wrfu Ct kr!t1Ee snJ acknowledgement pce.ed
oTc- hts gfteu srec:<caes II the General, Aat, 3D.
sfrsstcg nlfa resJ Qntss'5, EaM: y beneye yon
t4ye E EteA; lazy Genet1ls In this county,
E1uJ rs Cp21u tn Ertope"
, 1869-06-27
EFet.Wtll H&p<IzIs1s

In oce Of the vthases Of EentacH. recently.
EA2tls1 minister md {oans Prtstytet:a1 elers1-
mAo preached tu tae same aoust, ~htsh. a1o1i,
10th preAcheEa hang present i: each meeting.
Oct eFtnIRE The FTe9tJrc1tal. A{se- discourse On
tnfAns baptism, raocteded 70 bsptze seve1al
babes The Little candidates made fEaetn eat. oat.
esJs which. cf epatse, VA utxtcel By the BaPaH
man. HeIt Cay number Of the couFezs a the
Latter Nsre 70 b Immersed IN ne n.es nsaf y.
gathered oa the b4nE. the PTeao5tertaa
being Of she number, anh = Tsodsng close
nad immersed tho Baptist took he'd Of ~ PIeshy-
1e1tan colleague, and ks!d: "Sox' e. I Nl!l
'Ione along. I'm il q hnW!' rsplled H. damp
t1t5tne, and diagxed hts hsutaeE taso ~ Haser.
clsse Il the top Il his vo.ee int ias did not De-
Lara IN immersion, vas opposed to Il, and would
efed Il the Ecene. Tae Rapusk rsle1sed his hold
saa I'D: :. xoaae MAJ; Y Y aos insassse yoa
z ese. esata:t saes5 .1 e*H ~ - d Nka q
u N9el! Toa bet! Lei @NYF1
, 1869-06-27

A Sensation by n PFct1Y Young Qua.
kcEt1A.


A beautiful Joung 1ady, dressed ~ = Q.11teeess,
ecrefed tao once Of . prominent tzilro1d oi1esAl
yczeftay aad asked for paas orer tie rpad good
tcr ono m1u1h- She stated that she was enzaSel
IN missionary ~ork- End expected to do mach
good Tns pecal.A< character Of the work was
ezp!s.ned. ana. asking he yoap- ..ay to b se.:-
Cd, tie RG1tenAn Erotaetel TO I'll out pass
requested T1ls Has handed "a he:, but, S.aitnZ
that zne could not real. the handed 4 buck. The
to 80 TO any polus .on the whole line Of
toad At auy tine Htttlo one uo1th from
On her snees and rFayed earnestly for some
mtnutea. The ret did not surprise as much n her
sweet tore Ac4i pezu.llrI Islx1aEc- Moss beautiful
thoughts ven expressed IL xeil-eaceeu words,
and tie wcc1I seemed 10 yield 10 the tp4r1t Of the
bes 70 tnsnt God for go.I1ag 20 god tnan "a
locs E:fts dlspo=ed to 1Snure sAe teachings and
ccetorss Of her people. 10. fha:. unedcttset as
she Was. tte had hes otei heEsen - = good WORK,
aod hsa Accom- uplts1ed nanch aad hoped . aecotn-
pltsh much more. This i the incident u Il &C.
ctTt0- Ee The Foua1 n ho1a kna mAy, aHe pro
d1ced q=.te IN exciienG1s tn p1sc.s where, Eener-
ally. there = too Erch business for anything u
the Fr1ESHttc E&y.
, 1869-06-27
, DEMOCRACY AND uISHOHE8TY,

A prominent paper Of the so-oalled Demo-
cratic persuasion is greatly distressed At
the indictment preferred against the Cop
pe1hesd I.egialstue II Ohio BY Tie rocant
Republican Convention in that Btate. The
clAlKo preferred against That Legislature
was as followB;
"TbM the late Democratic General Assembly,
utter neglect oi ihe business lntercs:s of lie State
By failing 70 enact ths wise and much Needed
financial meaEuIta providing for the assessment
nisssn appointed b. sae preceding densrsl ~
insrtatlan.; q. 51l:rs 4 eey1y ors a. f<peaHt
sss.ssy ss - - M IL. s"a: ass; aty e e e1ttsofe tssaie
peaca Issaitinz. IN N ezpaase % the stass
pso1t thaa double That OF the preceding General
assembly; II tna'ignnnt attenpts 70 dt1fEauch,sa
tempt . tass nom 10 GeassM * GoSesnn;ent M tne Is
aRht t' pur1nf, z11Ext and puniah those who Y1o-
late hi, laxs made ID pursuance Of tne consttta-
tended . deaupJ nc poner Of ihe nation 70 prs
se7ys and protect tho liberty and salety Of lta
..s s:tazena hss aao.n ths Democratic patty an-
aonest End patriotic people"
This Ia serions atrnignnent of party
6 profuso professions of economy and loud
pzocla1nattons Of in,1nacuiate hanesty. But
every chargc made IL too notorions for de-
nia1, or even equivocation; aud the Copper
bead leaders Of Ohio stand before the betray~
cd people coufeesedly guilty Of every count
IN the indictment. The coppeshead paper
referred to groans over the mischief
such misconduct does to that party in
other 6tatas. u has no regreta for tho
rt,n n}o l.
, 1869-06-27

qrfe3 Sentaefca1 Htn assetJ died Ia Cer1as1yt
:orfascd on his ueath.oed to having poisoned stx-
zen members Of hIs o.n fan1{ tn oeier 10 tn-
aetr thets p9upttH,
, 1869-06-27

x7cA number Of American chat1ea astsad
schooa IN Bzasels, uhsse sustloa and board - II
much owe< Eats than In New Yofk
, 1869-06-27
Annual Rainfall in Different Po1-
lions or thc EARTH

correspondent aaks rs 70 EtTo ths 4uount Of
masert raln hau aad snow falling upon IN area Of
100 square feet, dntius year ii twelve months,
taang tne aEerage from one year to smother. TIC
iso sasreT Ell be sas d 1e IL ne ELL
however, some remarks In rega1d to The subject
which n1aJ not prove unlnstr,,ctive 10 Our reaoes7
formation desired by cur correspondent
There ase great variations 10 the Quantities OF
wassr p.ee.pitated upon esaal .eeas situated ou
different paf1 Of The earth 8 surface. In some
pl1ces scarcely tag pas4aa without taih, othets
exist whcfG rslu .easeel3 eyer falls Striking
over zones OF Of raoderase Eis p.raei n e1 to 1 tas
Gc iii eqaator taTard lie polea @ ~ faa aHfs faes {
ssinf @Seh nv es 81 thas sied He I'd q
md SNOW arc water. frozen or othmxtse
-p1sctutated from Tie atmosphere. Tho
ptuds,. principally, Of couFse, upon the afnount
or Fater ronlained OYER that locality. Tncfe
to such "a e1tenl lhaI The later uoposittoa does
gsaesh aT. mich do NOT saecs the ants Of he
E1ren amount Of ar Il, I'll other thtnss belns equal
proporttoned to its Temperature. The hotter 1t u
te tse Sss - tepeTsTe q lhe 1. DE-
c7esaen Rom the e9Dator toward The polts, Ia
capacny for leoiatufe sso decreases; heure me
than In 1oRer Il perfacsly Legitimate Ii has,
moreover, been con5nasd by Observation
Z
St, Doutngo, Yura Il hAa been estimated that IN
the no1then Fart OF The United States the average
the southern part tsaooa: io3 Tho lesscr ninat,cr
Of rainy dATa IN wEmer tetrAt8 Is rNe than
ea1ntert4lala:ed by the amount Of wateT which
fails In Ktsen tine. The tropical t1n gtotEns being
rEpTtTblAlly yefJ heary. Professor SllLman gtFes
The foIo1.Gc estimate Of tho mean aunlssl nuul-
her Of t.ioy daJs fos aioerent Asfnaes:
!. Latata4de !sa. Rassy Dasx-
tfHm l4o 20 So IS
From go TO ~ 4S@.--,............,,.
E9un ~ 70 - --...--'- '.--..,.--.--*...-..-!A
Ho also estimates :he amount Of Tatn at special
points II foiluwa:
The greatest aanual depta Of rain occurs At
San lais aaf1naana )! 80 inches; ns ne1t IN orier
AZ Vera Claz. x.si GEerAdA. 12s: Caps Fraacu.st
!ee: cale1stt. q: Ho1ns. -; Loadoa, =; Ctten-
hczE. 14A 1ha rainfall tn New HampAhlre
l. about % tnches. In New Tort 4este,
10; Ohto.E &a: Missouri, 3s-sd TIE arer-
age fof tho United se1tes L about sa4a In
the toknd 1ooA the EseAn faA y Is trtheA In
the temper1s zones It u S tnrheA The mean
fill fot he two tesnpeFxEe Zones ana she sat1td
1ons d IS tuehea. An Inch Of water npoa
4 SQUARE foot Of hulfnea viii weigh about ave aud
nne-GftA Yoansas one hnra1Ed squire feel It wpad
be so pounds; which, mulspGed By me mean
depth OF tau uyE the k1r1Ace Of the torid and TIM
1Ra 1eMpexxta ZontA q inches, gives lL4 knna.
In spCnd nuulhcT8 tde mean amount OF rata tAu-
ing upon inch actu OF these 2aoes IS h,s0o suuz.-
SestHttAe AH<rta7u.
, 1869-06-27
THE WORLD or AMUSEMENT.

THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
On the Wing.
The Conductors Of the Jubilee.
New York.
Saddle Books and Sparrow8.
Fisk.
How the Uniform Is Exhibited.
P1ttsburgh.
The .Apotheosie Of Dirt
Philadelphia.
, 1869-06-27
ouNEXE1 k1aIIE

The new FEektJ cuaosF for lts11 kti1' hoou ut
ca tteF kuan teef - sreat Adssntaga Rlsek
, 1869-06-27

Essk is tic repscsen1aa~e at l-Sc clkss IN
Mannattz1 who firmly believe r.s a. hou- n Scr
Yo.t Is worth cycle IN Catnar, ..a Tbs, Ill
worth hartnEt seetng or knowing IS bete~.n tho
Meth ard East E1ers- FAX belleyeS In Essk, 4n.
s1h5ou FISK on eEe-y oec&slon He ca,.tea Fla
rccod with hin eseE9Nhera He asEays Fax IN
the uplfoz1u ol Commodorr, md 1ooH u the
Uniform verJ much Al the animal noted for pA-
eaoe did IN the skin OF the aa!ual noted for cou1-
re- II you 60 acroas the sound in oue Of hs
boas4 yoa viii meet F1Ak exhibiting Fsat IN the
ganszay, uyoa v oneof h.s tse&acz, yuQ VIII
, 1869-06-27
How the Uniform Is Exhibited.
Philadelphia.

The .Apotheosie Of Dirt
, 1869-06-27

Opposite Ii 1:ass, there Is c ministerial cr1dz, OF
Ca,cM.r-D.soy. For k1e tha-sscdth uu,c :hey
h.re sFrr91 :sc srfo1 Of ocw aczacseucnt b.
tween the Itanan .cd French Governments Tor
s2c withdrawal Of the F1enca troops, which sre to
leAre Rom. thIs yerJ summer. 1t Il possible. But
IS .ors Is there Il no Ec:opeA1 eisxzna1eot,
rs7ft:s F II rrs.ia t secIs l1eIF to ne tAAt "a
all not te3Yc Rome beca1se II OF: lntIa4te Aiy.
Iss:J pct1es Nth ouE teaE friends. the P1uss;a1s
re ahal nave foc:lng IN the rear. For ten q
txr1.e eetr.,tes We have been Allied to of q; Ear
Win Itsty, aad We know thst the best way OF
DWELLING ia harmony with tha1 count7y h to b
atvxys a.ie % tozu7 Il to be hxrnuuiouA- II Eu-
rope ctaazn4 vn on alszZm In ItaiJ hr 1e1rtng
Rops-oshe5Aise Il Would be I nrissAka,
EATAEIis
In HxEs1{a tna fx1nazneni IL osTkatsed, &rd II
seesrs u 4 4 Npuld oppoke Itself to &1J hpd Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-08
OFFICIAL INTsRMEDDSING RE


BUkED.
La referring TO the election in this
State, the Baltimore Sun of the 9Th
INST. says:
"The canvass in Tennessee has been
marked by one feature hitherto unknown
in State elections. We refer to the oth-
cicus interference in it of federal cabinet
officers, who have undertaken to instruct
the people Of Tennessee about what Is
their own exclusive concern. Secretary
Boutwell, and Postmaster General Cres~
well have come down from their "hOle in
the sky" to inform the people Of Tennes-
see that it is their wish that Stokes
should be elected, and Mr. Creswell adds
that he is confident he can declare it Is
the Presidents desire also. What busl-
ness Of the general government Is 1t,
however, which of the two candidates
for Governor Of Tennessee ID elected Z
Tennessee is a State in the Union, not
undergoing a process CT reconstruction
like Virginia, Mississippi or Texas, which
are in no position to do otherwise than
obtain the favor Of the administration.
The "oiiicious interference Of tede-
raj cabinet officers" had the reverse
effect from what was intended. In
stead Of beneftting Stokes, it IS
now admitted that il drove thou
sands from his support. A Wash
ington special of the 9th inst. to the
Louisville Courier says:
prom inent Radicals of Tennessee
write here that the recent letters Of
Messrs. Boutwell, and Creswell, so far
from having the effect of strengthening
the Stokes party in that State, proved
directly the reverse, and the writers as
sert that many thousands who had I'M
tended voting for Stokes, since the lnter~
mcddling of the two extreme Radicals OF
the cabinet, determined to vote for Sem
ter. The Republicans Of Tennessee did
not relish the 'dictation of cabinet ofli-
cials: and, as further result Of the good
the Boutwell, and Creswell letters acs
complished, it is stated that Andy johns
sons chances for the United States Sem
ate have materially frightened"
1t was a fitting rebuke Of these
official and oflicious Intermediates,
that thousands of those who ins
tended voting for Stokes deserted
him when the official pressure was
brought TO bear upon the people of
Tennessee TO force them TO vote for
a particular candidate. Boutwell,
and Creswell were induced to do
what they did in response TO the
mcent solicitations of Mr.. Stokes,
who has shown himself the most
unfit man foI a political leader that
was ever brought forward for so re
sponsiblo an office as Governor.
lie was continually running into
excuses and indiscretions, which
would have ruined any party. The
wonder is that so unreliable a man
could induce even such ultra Radi-
Gals rs Boutwell, and Creswell to
commit themselves in favor OF his
election. The rebuke administered
to them 10y the people Of Tennessee
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SUNDAY, AUGUST g. 1860.
THE CHASE nf0YEMENr,

A Washington correspondent OF
a Cincinnati Republican journal has
recently started the rumor of a
Chase movement, which, tits alleged,
has for its object the disruption of
the present Radical organization,
and the nomination, in 1872, of
Chief Justice Chase for the presi-
Dental chair. The mere specula.
tions of imaginative and sensation
ally disposed letter-writers at the
national capital are very unre-
liable, as a rule, and the present
instance would not, perhaps, be
worthy of serious consideration if it
were not for the fact that other
testimony from Republican au-
thorities has been given, and that
numerous Republican journals
throughout the country have given
public evidences OF their tear OF
nomething of this kind.
The Baltimore American pre-
tends to have reliable information
in regard to the movement through
out the Southern States, and says
that the so called Conservative
party is simply an organization to
the end that Chase shall be the next
President. The detection Of Sena-
tor Sprague, it believes, was the
keynote of this movement, and was
followed by the election of Walker
in Virginia, and the nomination of
Senter in Tennessee, and Hamilton
in Texas. A Washington CORES
pendent, speaking of the result in
Virginia, says:
"From first to last Chief Justice Chase
was consulted, and for much of the time
he was on the ground in person. His
preference for Walker did more than
anything else to divert the negro vote
from Wells, and it was the division Of
their vote that elected Walker. The
election may be regarded as the first suc-
cess of the Chase movement for the next
presidential campaign, which has already
much wider ramifcatiOns than many be-
lieve. In Virginia, Texas, Tennessee
Mississippi, Maryland and New York
it has already actively manifested itself
SO far as the mere purpose Of
nominating Judge Chase for the
next President is concerned, says
the Chicago Times, there is good
deal of nonsense in all this. The
next presidential election is too fal
off for ony one~man organization
to succeed, if, indeed, such a party
could be successful at any time Of
under any circumstances. The dis
affection in the Republican ranks
however, both North and South, i:
too prominent to be overlooked
Its result will not be simply the
championship of Mr.. Chase's claims
to the presidential nomination, mol
the formation of any new party or
ganization for any other purpose
IT. is simply the intervening steI
between the Radical and the Demo
cratic parties. To abandon tn
former is equivalent to joining tn
latter. The Radical party will neve
be anything but the Radical party
clinging to its extreme measures o
tariff, oppressive taxation, contrae
ton OF the currency, etc, and an.
movement lcjthin the party must b
abortive. A detection simply mean
an opposition to the measures ant
principles which make up tn
Radical party, and it will find it
way to the only organization tina
can make this opposition success
Gnl tho namOcratic Marty.