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ries, and several Freedmen's Bible
Societies are doing good service.
The Western Christian Advocate
contains table showing the aver
age yearly increase of some of the
principal churches of the country,
compared with the increase of the
population during the present cen
fury. The average yearly increase
OF the population is a fraction I'M
der .thirty-six per cent. The aver
age yearly increase of the Metllo-
dist Church rs near flfty~seven per
cent. I; that of the Baptist near thir-
tysnine per cent. Presbyterians,
thirty one per cent, and Episcopa-
lians near fifty-two per cent. The
figures show that the churches
have grown during the century,
faster than the population.
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There are in Europe 757 branches
of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, and %, 900 members; and
in this country, more than 500 as
sociations, with a membership of
10000. A Pacific railroad com
mission has in charge the work Of
forming an association at every
important station on the Pacific
road,
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UNION AND AMERICAN
BEHOxD rag BARK.


az EFT wTrLIAx wIrrrR.
There's a region afar from earth
should bevery happy to-iay:
For great soul. ripe for its birth,
mas gone from this world awsy.
And think as sit alone.
While the night is falling around
vi cold white glsaming stone;
.tl3iuE And slOng. lone grassy moundsi ?
And Of what rests under the sod
Lett awfully still by the spirit of God
That has gone to him again:
The eyes that will SHINE no more,
The hands that have done their task;
And ny heart Is heavy and sore
And my mind is hungry to ask.
If all indeed be well
10 the realms beyond the dark,
WhRtsecret the pallid lips could tell
VI that body so qaiet and dark. ~
But there comes q murmuriug of trees
That wave their arms, and bring
Buds. blossoms, and leaves to shake in
breeze
From spring to spring.
And they whisper that all is well. 81
For the same hand guided us all
hhether US seen m mans death -knell
Or In the leaves that fall.
a And so many have gone before ssl
mat the voice of another sphere
Floats often from over sable shore q
Ana plerees the mists Of fear. N ~
tender heart that is stiI,
1Ou VIII falter with trouble DO more
n Nor know of n good or the iii 800 ]
oi frantic worlds uproarl
Nor heed the great or the small i's.ss 4
80 Of strange bewildering life, ls
That often seems dust and ashes ALL 80
a. And Is mostly yspid strifel I
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An Episcopal clergyman, in In
diana, has beenfound guilty, by the
proper church judicatory, of the
Otiense of witnessing the "Black
Crook and the Bishop of the do
cese has reprimanded him accord
inulu
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DRY e, GeooDs..
N Ew GOODS,
r. T. KIRKPATRICK

aHAsRRCEIyED HIS STOCK or. STAPLE
II and Fancy Dry Goods for the Spring.
and has everything new 10 osls o.l Ioi
Black and Fancy Silks, Plain Striped
and Checked P0plins, Grenadines,
Black and In COlOrs, Gray foods for
Travelling Dresses all kinds Of
Mourning Goods, Pl In White and
.col0red Piqnes, Pereaies and French
Chintzes, Striped and Printed Linen
Cambrics, Plain White Linen Cam.
brIcs for Dresses, all kinds Of Goods
for Walking Suits, Spring ShaWls
in Great Variety, White and Black
Lace Points, Hosiery and Gloves,
Parasols and Fans, ptfI
Together with fun line of all kinds Of Staple
Goods, such as Table Linens. Towels, Napkins.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings,- Irish Linens. Pl-
low Cottohs and Linens. Domestics, Prints,
Boys Wear, etc. at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES. at No. S. Cnllaga Street. mrs 3ln
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MARSHAL,S SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT PENDITIO Elk
ID PONAS, TO me directed from the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the Middle Dis
trict Of Tennessee at its April term, 1869. will
On Wednesday, June 9. 1863.
al the warehouse OF Charles Nelson, Nos
Is and 70 Market street, in the city of Nash
vile, sell TO the highest bidder for cash, bar
Tels of apple brandy. (Of which Jacob Hawkins
Is the TePuted Owner) being condemned rs for
foited to the United States, in violation of the
Revenue laws X. K. GLASGUCk,
my3O-lOt United States Marshal.
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R AILRoADs.
+. N O I'll @ Fl
y TO aiE 9 S9
Railroad Contractors
$500 EN6fNEER,s OFFICE. III
~ Tennessee and Pacific Railroad,

81 Tennessee ansf Pacific Railroad, -
| 1Hs. NASHVILLE. Tenn. May S. 1863.
CEALEDt PROPOSALS FOR THE CLEAR
~ ing. grading masonry, trestlework, hridg-
ing. cross ties and fencing on the First Division
Of the road. extending from Nashville 90
lebanon. Tenn. ahouf Thirty szises,
viii be received By the undersigned until the
5fH OF JUNE NEXT AT NOON.
This work tolbs completed by the first day
of December next. assd ~ 800 - anssn. 2
Profles. plans and approximate estimates Of
quantities Of work to be performed will be
day Ct May next. ts-sl,,5 n
Specifications and blank forms for proposals
can be obtained by application at this ONCE.
No proposal will be considered unless made on
the blanks furnished By the company.
Separate proposals will be required for each
section. and the proposals for each sectisn will
be oanysssed separately. lisra ~ 3stt p
The balance Of the work on the road, ex-
tending ever more than one hundred miles be-
yond Lebanon. will be advertised for lettiag
from time to time as fast as the line is located
and prepared for letting. 5-i.af r * - I
By order Of the President I. i p, R. r. Co!
Il. r. FAIlC0NET,
mays I'm s-Et H.s fT Chief Engineer. !
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NOTICE

To " II M 1T NJ A Go N c + K n.
A STATIONARY TWO FLUE BOILER
n and Engine for sale to pay repairs and ex-
penses, left with the undersigned for repairs in
the fall of 1867, by Il. B. Summers. who did re
side in Rutherford or Cannon county, Tenn. II
said charges are not paid on or before the 10th
of June next, the same will be sold at public
auction, for cash, TO the highest bidder, at II
o'clock on that day. Boiler in good repair I;
engine complete except main shaft and Az
WOOD & SIMPSON, Boiler Makers.
Corner Front and Broad strs..
may7 BOD Nashville. Tenn.
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n.
COparInersLip Notice.
MAsSENGALE, DOUGLAS q CO..

WEHANE THIS. LIST OF MAY, ASS0CI-
w ATED with US in business Mr.. Hugh
Douglas, of this city, under the style and Erin
name of
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BALrIHoRR. Feb. 10. 1868
CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFRERsBORo, Tenn, July 8.
Dr.: j. y. LAWRENCE, BSlt-
more. Md.-Sir: You win please
send me four az more bottles Of
your most excellent medicine.
As you will remember, one
month or six weeks ago, I re-
eeived three bottles Of it. When
I commenced taking it / could
scarcely walk at all when night
came, but now / suffer no more
from rheumatism. / have q lit
tie brother that is about 10 lose
his sight, and | wish to try 1t for
him. You will please find en-
closed 50. for which you will
please forward me the medicine
Immediately.
Very respectfully, ...
/ remain,
SAML. g. MFADDEF.
2. o. Box l99, Murfreesboro,
Team.
Sold by Druggists every
where. spr2eodly
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Sheet Iron Workers
Steam Fittings and Brass Work. /

I'VE MANUFACTURES FLUE AND TUB
w ular Boilers of all dimensions. using the
best Tennessee Iron.
All kinds Of Sheet Iron work, such as Chin
neyst Oil and Water Tanks. Fire-proOf Doors
and Window shutters. Orders for new work or
repairs in the city or country promptly at
tended TO. Satisfaction guaranteed rs TO work.
msnship, and charges az low as in any market
Throttle Valves, always on hand. Orders re-
specially solicited.
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A CERTAIN, SAFE AND
- speedy cure for SCRORULAiu
all its forms. primary, secondary
and tertiary Syphilis. The form
lul1 OF thin preparation accom-
panies each package. and com
mends itself b the notice Of Pby.i
Isicians all oyer this country can
be found living witnesses to lis
virtue Of ROsadalis. =
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Notice to City Taxpayers.
Revenue CeIIeet.r's Office,

Revenue Collectors Office,
City Hall, (SOuth End Markethouse,)S
NAsHyILLG. tenn. June 3, 1869.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN EN-
i Joined from receiving Corporation Checks
for taxes. notifies taxpayers that no more
checks will be received after this date, Parties
desirOus Of paying taxes can do so with eur
rency and coupons until the Injunction is dis
solved.
After the 18th day of July. Eve per cent will
added to delinquent taxes.
b. J. SHERIDAN,
je4- Revenue Collector.
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All persons having claims against us will pre-
sent them for payment, and all persons in
debted 10 us will please call at once and see US
mal-tf. MASSENaALE x Co.
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and will. in connection with eur Produce and
Commission business. run the Justly celebrated
RESERVOIR MILLS" H..
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FRESH GROCERIESI
X. L. WEAkLEY,
No. g North College Street,

(Successor to WeakIey Yarbrough.)
rs JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
i Of Groceries and Liquors, consisting in part
Is hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar
10 . Clarified Sugar.
10 I" Demerara Sugar.
100 bags choice Rio Coffee. ... ..-...
~ bbls Golden strip.
. e Crushed Sugar.
Is Powdered Sugar, I.. a.
50 hf-bbls Mackerel, assorted.
10 boxes Soap.
200 q Star Candies. aar ........
100 8 Starch. .l. 81. a4..... Pa
100 Cove Oysters .... ........
100 casks Soda.
Is boxes Soda. Id. paperz .. aHs
50 dozen Brooms. ...Er a..
100 Painted Buckets.
100 caddies assorted Teas.
Is boxes Mustard, assorted sizes. ..'
50 Rumfordis y east POWdsrs-
3 s sS1s f RiehaPa3ou's Matches.
$50 boxes Pickles. i1i 81. 'i. .-H.....
10000 Cigars, assorted brands .... a l
100 bbls Magnolia Flour. ... .....
100 Black Lick Flour.
50 boxes Cheese. leo Hf f ... .....H.sr.
Spice. ge- s7 .-..I...'.. Pepper,
Ginger. -y... Masider,
Indigo, Candy,
...... I'D Fancy Soaps, LA.
Nutmegs. Mace,
Wrapping Paper. Pepper sauce,
wines 20 rs.. ..sra.H at Liquors,
All Of which win DO sold cheap for cAsH only.
In store small lot of Mess MackersI. as dne
as ever brought to this market ~ s-...t
p. 30 . r. L. WEAKLEY, /
novl2 If No North College street.
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Some of the ritualistic clergy.
men in the Church of England are
advocating union with the Church
of Rome. Ii is understood that rep
Tesentative ministers of the High
Church party will attend the Grand
Council in Rome with reference tC
such q result.
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~ AT the Massachusetts Episcopal
Convention, just held in Worcester.
Bishop Eastman reported for the
year S2l combinations, and the Or
dination of two priests and seven
deacons. so a.'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-12-29

FAST YOUNG MAN IN LMpo.-Mr. Ed. Person,
the second clerk of tho steamer Jennie Howell took
into his head to fnancer little his account.
His bright eye fell upon letter addressed to Mr..
Wngod of this city, marked valuable. Here was
chance to further HE object He oponed the letter
the ely and found it to contain draft Mcssrs Thur
mond Hicks for trife over nine hundred dollars
drawn by Bcadlc, Wngo & Co, of New Orleans
IIe determined to try this and see how it would
work. Accordingly he presented the draft to Messrs.
Thurmond 4 Hicks who, upon examination of their
books found that tho draft was correct and at once
drew a check the bank for the amount and the fast
yonug man endorsing the draft in business like man.
ner. Ricrson at once drew the money from Johnson's
bank and at commenced the serpctine operation
Of depostng it in the "pharo' bank In the mean.
time Mr.. Thurmond met Mr.. Wngo on the street
and told him that he had settled with the house below
through the runner. Upon Mr.. Wingo stating that
he the only representative OF the house in this city
eur friend Thurmond smclt mouse both parties at
ence work to ferret out the matter and it
not long before they got upon the trail of our nice
young man who was run to his hole at the Brooks
House Friday night, Tic was at once arrested and
acknowledged that he was in fault Fonr hundred and
thiry.fve dollars OF the money was recovered, the
balance having been gambled of, Mr.. Ed was incar.
ecrated in the lookup to await an examination. We
understand that he is Of good family, his father be.
ug an eminent lawyer in New Orleans.
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FROM EUROPE.

me, Dec. 26.-The Pope will baptse the infant
otter of the Queen Of Naples.
e committee On discipline announced compromises
9he bishops of New York, Geneva, Birmingham,
10, BOLIVIA, Barcelona, Senegal, Quebec, Patriarch
dexandra and Vicar of Bombay.
EMMA, Dec. 26.-Advices received here stating
the rebels have laid down arms and surrendered.
lis, Dec. 26.-The radical journals of to-day
Shat IA noncommissioned officers and soldiers in
tlrs garrison were arrested for having formed
h lean and social society.
now asserted that the ministry will resign to-
ny The city is full of rumors as to the names
ohessors, but they cannot be traced to any relia-
brce. 1t seems certain, however, that Oliver
W4charged with the formation of new cabinet.
.sID, Dec. 26.-La Correspondence formally de-
MI pretended reconciliation of Isabella and Mont
Dec 26.-Yesterday the Pope receiver the
res deputation of the Ecumencal Council, which
nasioned the utmost good feeling. Sometime
duhe present week the Pope will receive in state
thpmatic corps of Roman officials and the French
oiSn duty here. Health of the Pope excellent
+, Dec. 27.-Cargo of Brunette, recently
asear Nantes, reported available
u, Dec 27.-Iberia newspapers SAYS Spain
WI settle the matter of new constitution dur
mary
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Dispatches from Tuesdays Dahl

WAsHINGroN Dec. 25.-Foreign MisceF-The
French Minister Of foreign affairs acknowledgement
Banks at a grand diplomatic banquet. Eighsrsons.
present.
sickles has obtained the approval of Englao the
project for neutrality.
Emperor of Austria and the King of Italy to
meet at Anacona next month. Victor Emanuesit.
ing Vienna subsequently.
Ex. Quean of Naples gave birth to daughter.f
The London Times rejoiees that the Irish IN 4
lea have abandoned the idea of an Irish Republic,
advises the Irish in ireland to do the same.
Holders oil Erie railroad stock in England are at
to seek redress in law.
British officials deny that the Government fears
effort of Irish radicals in Manchester.
The Londen Telegraph urges the instant publicatl
of the Anglo America diplomatic correspondence.
Sneetator considers Boutwell, a child in finance,
piau forbidding interest on deposits, and limiting
vance on collateral is ediotic
WEsnisaTeN, Dec. 26.-Stanton will be buried
morrow. At the request of Mrs. Stanton the coffin
closed and no one allowed to see his face. No m
arv uniform permitted to appear in the ceremonies
1t is stated that the President anthorises Reyno
to allow Navarro and Milan counties to vote on
question, whether their vote be counted, and be 81
nitted to Congress
WAsH1sGTos, Dec. 27.-Departments all clos
This mornings Chronicle says the order promulg
ed on Friday by the War Department, assigning 9,
Terry to duty as military commander Of Georgia. pei
ing the reconstruction Of the Legislature of the Sta
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MISCELLANEOUS

New YORK, Dec. 2s.-h uals and Orleans Pelicans
played base ball to-day. Auals vietorious-s4 to 5.
ST. Louis, Dec. 2s.-Ney five hundred Chinese
will arrive here tonight. ~ will Immediately pro-
coed to Texas to work ra,ads.
New YORK, Dec est ieported that E. J. Oak.
ley has been embezzling funds Merchants EXCHANGE
Bank for long time. His dtts reached 5000 600
Surplus OF bank amounts 10 5000 after paying divi-
deEds.
The case of Madame Lawrencrainst r. f Rntler--
the Twiggs sword case-motionlde to revoke order
of arrest on the ground that thekne was under or.
ders of the United States and tltbere was M con.
version Decision reserved
Postof1ice authorities negotiate with the Tnman
Anchor and several other lines t.rry mails at ra
duced rates. Negotiation not yet eluded.
New YORK, Dec. 2s.-The inSpation of tho
Merchants Exchange Bark irregulses show def.
cheney already of 100000, and wirobably nrove
much larger. The names of the delters have not
transpred The bank claims to be ITO meet ito Ii.
abilities.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29-Rey. Path Dun is dead
He was pastor of one of the Southworlu robes dur.
ing the Native American riots in 1874.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2S-Gov. McDougal bout aban.
donlng northwestern ealaoa, 'ins Insurgents in
quiet possession
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SAAtLPoI.--Wc would again urge upou our people
who have not been vaccnated not to neglect it any lon
ger as in all probability the disease will be with us in
short time Private letters from New Orleans rep.
resent very prevalent in tho best OF the families
there, to say nothing about it's destruoveness among
the lower classes We have large population of blacks
amongst us who not prepared to stand siege with
this terrible disease and fairly started amongst
them they will drop or like rotten shee With the
water up and the large boats running, are, as it
were, next door neghho, to the city, and it stands
III hand to be on our guard We have heard of num-
Der OF cases already along the river, put off by the
boats We again call upon ALL white and black, MOI
to neglect any preeaution to keep off this disease
Vsccina.e vaceinate ..
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b Y T E T. E e r A T Il
For the southwestern.
Foraion and domestic Markets.

LosDos, Dec. 2s noon-Gonsols 921H Bonds ST. So.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Is, noon.-Gotton opened aa'e''
uplands 11s@i14 and Orleans Il gallo.
NEW York, Dec. IS, noon.-socks steady, oas teis
dull. Money Pet Exchange-long 1888 and SNORT er
1893. Gold 1907. Loufsiana old, 70 and new 65;
Ievee 6's65. Cotton quiet at 255c -,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-Cotton easier, 2ac,' saes
35oo receipts ADJ and exports to Bremen 26So oes
Flour firm Corn lower, 90@95c. Pork-mess a nela
at $50. Bacon lower, 154@l849lafc mans aoSa
z7c. Sugar dull prime 12@I2lc Others uhcnang sa.
Gold 1901 Sterling 1909. New York sight pare t'o'
discount
LIVERPOOL, Dec %, evening. closed steaa a
uplands 1ls@11i and Orleans 11g9 l14d sales ~,
600 bales, of which for export and speculation zooy
HATRE, Dec. %, noon.-Cotton opened firm DOT.
On the spot and af1oat the spot 1861. >.
NEW YoRK, Dec. %, evening.-Cotton hrm saie
I L 200 hales o5ln
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CorroN RECEIPTS UP TO DECEMBER 1.-THE New
York Commercial and Financial Chronicle of the 18th,
is in receipt of kilograms from each Of the Southern
ports mp to the 10TH giving the receipts and shipments
of cotton for the week and since the commencement
of the commercial year: " From the figures thus OBJ
tanned it appears that the total receipts for the seven
days have reached l00,Sis bales, against 1o3,o54
bales last week. 1884 bales the previous week, and
81 sls bales three weeks snce making the aggregate
since Sept. l. 1869, up to this date, lo02,G66 bales
against sol 3l7 bales for the same period in 1868, be-
ing an increase this last season OF POL
$40 bales. The exports for the week ending this
evening reach total of IS $50 bales of which 49, 272
were to Great Britain and 90 l0S bales to the Cont
nen while the stocks at all the ports, as made up this
evening are now S07 ,3T3 bales Compared with the
corresponding week of last season, there increase
in the exports this week of S2G1 bales, while the
stocks tonight are 40, 3sl bales than they
this time year ago"
In speaking of the crops and receipts the same
journal states that the receipts continue on liberal
scale AT all the ports the arrivals free and
fully mp to expectations, except at New Orleans; at
that point there is small decrease, the total for the
week being still below the amount anticipated during
this portion of the season. Another week must We
think, show decided improvement, as the rivers are
reported to be in quite good boating condition.
1t will be seen that the total receipts since Sept still
continue be 25 per cent in excess of last year not
withst,,udng the falling off at New Orleans. The Ag-
ricultural Department at Washington has made up its
estimate of the crop, placing the total at 100000
bales y
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srrArnnsu1r or rufEaafExr LralsLAruRr.- III.

SrEAKEHsn1r OF rnSExr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
our readers in this Stateare that ouEGhawls
Lowell, now Postmaster at New Oieans k@as the
Speaker OF the House of Representatives. W course
at the next session new Speaker will have to be elect
3D. The kcayune of the 2lst says the contest is al
ready quitSspiriteds Ourscoemporary says there are
quite number Of caudidaesain the field among the.
Republicans Of which "Our yssH. mcVean," Of Caddos
issaid to be the choice of Gov Warmoth; Carr, Of
Orleans, TIE choice Of AAjtor Wcklihe; D. II. Reese,
the choice or Messrs. LoBel and Flood, and a. W.
Faulkner and Peter HaEAgF rep resenting themselves
Our contemporary There are three cubrooms
now open nightly in lat city, run BY candidates for
the speakership, where meetings are held6ia the
chances Of the respective candidates canvassed. The
subjects which enter into the among the lead
ing asprans, says the Picayunc are the impeachment
of the Governor on one side and the impeachment OF
the Auditor On the oher the repeal of the tax upon
gambling houses and the control Of the matter OF the
erection of the new State House, etc. The probable
tiles arc, so far as the Picayune can learn, that If
Reese is not elected, Speaker Lowell CHATS "OQr
Chaws y will again take his seat upon the platform of
the House of Representatives. That's right Charles,
don't give up sumarkee Of your honest income, We
would like to know any how, what business you have
to talk about giving up your speakershp without con-
sutng your constituents.
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New PoLlriCAL MAN.--The ratification of the
fifteenth amendment has assumed new phase in the
eyes of the Democratic friends Of Judge Chase which,
to say the least of it, is rather the novel order 1t
asserted that those of them who in favor of him
for the Democratic nomination for President in 1872,
are in favor of its ratification, inasmuch Judge
Chase bring to his support immense negro vote,
which bona tide member of the party can do. Pen
dleton, Hendricks Hoffman, General Hancock, and
others, being all record against negro suffrage,
cannot, it is urged receive the nomination in the
fifteenth amendment is adopted by the required
Der of States and it is further urged by some friends
of Mr. Chase that the Democrats cannot hope to beat
the Republicans except with the aid of the negro VOTE
The Chief Justice having always been on the side OF
the colored man. it claimed that be has their sym.
PATTY and confidence to greater extent than any
man in the country. In this view Of the case it is
not impossible that many of the Democrats will not
regret to see the amendment become part Of the
Constitution.