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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

Hd Havkeye Cultivators, Lumber Wagons
q !; vsSii 2ii;s
! 6Feed, Mill stufYs, &c; can do Custom Worl.
promptly; buy grain and carry on general
DRY aoODs. CULBERrsoN 4 JACK, Deal.
Clothing, Hats and Caps. Carpets and on
D s;s;t :n,' ILL.,! :sssE /.
LUMBER. HATCH. RIPLEY & CIApP Deal
ers in Lumber and shingles, Lath, Doors.
ART GX LIE y. & MUSIC ROOMS. DEAR
soRN is EAr9N an y es: e.
ton guar anteed. Walnut. Rosewood and Gilt
Oval Frames constantly on hand and Square
cal Merchandise. agents for the stock Chick
erinx and Emerson Pianos and Esty Organs.
Rooms over Alden Scott 4 Co.'S store.
sale and ke;eii Dealers IN aroesric., fScf-
cry, Glass Ware and cutlery - :.
as srSkE .I: CAN. kHSSn nes sn
kssss; ds a aa3f' sssi
Of Variety Store, nearly opposite kiser
GENERAL GRoGERs: YhAG. S,ApA ms Ms,
Ware, best brands of Flour always ON. hand,
highest market price paid for country pro-
uOCc. opposite we SOuEt I1ouSe.
NARb, Once a,iSitss,denss pfaSit. MN
sylvanin House.
LAW OFFICE. 8. l.. SMITH, Attorney and
n Ggapsif1!4y IL Il. sna S1tsSs 'b eaer in
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumeries,
Paints, Oils, Narnishes, Glass, Putty and
other articles generally kept by Druggists.
cf GpRRfarii.Ssa Court HLo h@Sse WALLACE Dealers
in Ready Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods. Hats, Caps Gloves, Mittans. &C.
Saratoga We can suit every tisay Try
for Cash you can always buy chSNPest4 West
of Court House. "a
Money loaned and invested. Kkep a COM
Lglefe Abstact of Titles ResNEaete in fiy,
sq4t County. ,sUN
DRESS MAKING. ny NJ; apICER, Dress
dans c romn@ a all in
satisfactory to all Pho ls.tronize this shop.
, Over Piatt Il Cars 6ffica.a'
hooks 4 sTATIfNERy. Mok6dN1fiA
JAMES. dealers INF Bod, stationery, Wall
(Conciut "a nv weahlII Erin
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

PEELED to bear the following christian
names: Jefferson Davis Beaaaregard;
Robert +. Lee; Sterling Price; and
Katie Booth. The man Is undoubtedly
happy in the possession Of little Soon
federacy" Of his own; but the poor
chiidren-they were not consulted in
the premises, and 1t really doesn't seem
fair. 1t is said however, that they are
healthy and happy, aad this being the
case, "What's in name:" sure
enough. j..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

" hot; no speech or language, and its W
=. steam heard, yet its lines go out into "
r left is ly life, and its word to the end {
+. above days. Pictures" she continues,
Il roars different as people; and to then
len the persons applies the rule, Think
lex into you choose an intimate friend"
nd the In considering the question @
/ to be pictures one should buy, Mrs. ST
the in ceeds to puncture those most inl
m, the all live balloon, the "high-art"
ys dizzy with a skill that is alike admiral
tn, and remorseless. Read
u must "Well-meaning people who
leo the money to spare often are trouble
steam the qestion, what to buy. Their,
ezes, as crowd of takers about pictures
your cry Of high art aud
srs ana Of other bewildering erie
strange flung into ones face ut every tur
aAmost the honest John Stubs want I
vi Ono
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

THIS IS ADMITTED TO BE THE FACT BY
the Thousands who are now using DIR. To-
bias Celebrated Venetian Liniment. 1t has
been introduced since 1877 and No one trying
it is ever without 1t. It will positively cure
the under mentioned complaints, II used rs
directed: F~ff 49, fF sfsg
Chronic rheumatism Sore Throat. Headache,
Toothache, sprans Bruises Old sores. s.reiiings,
Also, Internally FOR Cholera harrhoea Dysen-
terry Group. Collie Sea sickness Spasms &c. Is per-
psapying each bottle II has tevef led toIre every
case OF DiarrheG, Dyseery and Group, II used when
first taken. Always have u bOttlg IL the house in
readiness. and you will never regret I.
Price Fifty cents and One dollar Sold by the Drug
kists and stnreeepefs throughout TIE UHited States
Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

There is about $50 ,000, 900 of gold coin,
$40, OoO, 900 in silver coin aud $500 900
gild and silver bullion. in the vaults Of
the United States Sub-Treasurss ut New
York, which has just been cou nted at
the rate of $40. 100000 day by expert
accountants. The coin is in bags con-
tanning 5000 each. The clerk selects
one of these bags at random and begins
to count the coin piece by piece, which
he does with wonderful celebrity. The
money being replaced in the bag is
emptied into a pan of a nicely adjusted
coin balence and weighed against the
counting clerks return. IL no deficit
appears evident, the coin is bagged
again, tied, sealed and deposited. If the
weight does not agree with the count
a recount by three other experts is or
dered and proceeded with 1t S0ee, SO
that ultimately it is impossible to find
all error.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
prints At es. & coBt { Ns aesh"'0

A New a6OuTHERN COkrEDERAcY.n
There sts msn n this comfy who
has ourehildten under the age Of eight
years, whom he hes respectively com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

A UCTIDNEER. Will attend nEomllkIy to
n selling NIL kinds Of property Ut Aucfipn,
In any part Of Cedar county. list Of his. sales
will always he found at the TIPToN ADvERTI-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can fix the day for their sale without seeing
HIM. st-& ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
TO CONSUMPTIVNS.

TIE Advertiser. haytng II restored to health in a
few weeks. by very simple y6pleiy, amer having 1ufs
fered several years wiz severe lung affection. and
that dread disease, Cons mpt6n-is anxious to make
knoan to his fellow s,1al srs themeans ofcure.
= =" an who desire it, haw1l Send copy of the pre-
scriptio'' used, tf~ of chae WITH Ne directions for
preparing and using the sane. wicK they will nud
The object Of the aGvegtiser thAsnding the
Prescription is to nene6s the afliSses, and sepd in
formation which he coueeives to be fvauable ahd h
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedyxAs it wfcost
them nothing ana usAy i,voSe a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
L REV EDwARD A. WILSON.
.2yi Williamsburg, kiEcS County, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
BRIDE AMP BafDEonoom.

Essays tsr S00na Men the interesting feias-
tkA ~ bridegroom Bride In the inst tati,,s Of Mar
rHse,-at sNhle b naAsrTn4is felicity Arh rt.n hap
plnesS Sent hy mail in sealed letter .nssluptS Or
charge. Address. HONAkB AsStNd AraGN, Box r,
Philadelphia. In. MY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE

DY MRS. NARY, PALMER. two squares
ID southeast Ofthe Court House, TI6goN, Iowa
Good rooms, we'll furnished. and the best &C.
comm odations for boarders or transient cus-
tom. Good stabling on the premises. hl2~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
CoBB 4 WETzEL are daily receiving
new goods. .saa !. = s-...

President GRANTS MESSAGE, which
we publish herewith In foil, to the al
most utter exclusion of everything else,
was delivered to Congress upon its as
sembling last Mondaysssnd will be
read with interest by every one, show
Ing ~ it. does, two very important
things. First, that the Pmsidcnt has
opinions q his own upon subjects OF
public ise1orta,lce; and seeond, tiiat he
does not propose TO foaee or crowd
policy xp0n Congress, regarding himself
As the chief exeealtive 0flcer Of the ma
ton, and f,rsaisiog, - such, "a rigid
adherence1to he le1s and their strict
enforcement. - H 1osl1 soy nothing
more or better. 1s.ies
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

Chicago oIR |! "! ,
Published Daily, Tri-Weekly and
Weekly. 10y
he G,tat eRadiciI Rdpx1lla. organ
ana Tie Leading Newspaper
Of the West.
the CHEAPEST AND sl:! fAs'lr PAPER IN the
'rHR CHICAGO TRIBUNE is alphabetically the
Peoples Advocate. 1t is opposed to monopolies.
rings, and swindlng com binations ofall kinds
those Of the great public to whose friendship
and patronage IL is indebted for the measure
OF prosperity il enjoys. distinguishing char.
aiways Soiiy sakes the initiative on Import
ant public questions, and waits for time and
right.
Is.tAMuM morally csrsain that, wAhthc
extinction Of slavery and Its ndjuncts, and the
ton and the Currency will be the ruling and
Be divided. II is proper therefore, to indicate
the views of those questions which THE TRI-
BrNE will maintain and delend II holds
rency Is the most expensive. Injurious aud
oppressive form of circulating medium for all
classes Of people, excepting only the speeula-
2 That the credit of the nation is its most
valuable possession, and that the efforts of the
the Improvement of Its credit, to the end that
its bonded debt may be refunded at a lower
,2Iapat,ragith the restoration of the public
FtfedIt, Che 6dssss.1s Of bank ing should be made
free. subject to tho saGsguards which are now
e rs = sp sS lane sSe people
should be adjusted solely VIZ view to the
st sSsa SPECIFY S%S
i Fl ' sss
81 hr aAR s.E;Y,I rs...ni, smons
Western journals; 1t expents ~ g moAsy for
q a
; n, fsssa rs.f 3 81 ss'
news Of Tie day-pofitcai, rommersial, knd
p nhs ,s4,, u.s. d's. earlier tsan ny
., It's MARKET tAlsI REPOfs1s
Are unusually mi and minute. She freat
&Ss to % IT, Of
and which, in Eastern papers. are necel karily
limited or omitted altogethcr, SrS mtn"tcly
gains this information from chicago Two days
earlier than DE can get 1t from an Eastern pa
per. even II he finds it thereet all. The ,t!e-
UHle1 ssstN which Ssi havasny influence
% 81 %arSs Of chsaES an i
the SlncitSl Eastera aiGfts are prepared witty
the utmost snG reporters of long ex-
4Eri cultural Department
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will have the services
Of It's well known correspondent '.Rur..l, y and
will, ia addition. contain weekly summary
s sst an" al, d. xs'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

SACRED MUSICIAN Eastern paper
says, and it is worth repeating every
where, that 1.-The cultivation Of the
love Of sacred music among the the
young people of our churches is a matter
Of no little Importance. Congregational
singing is a great desideratum, but it
cannot succeed, unless congregation Is
trained to sing. The most favorable
season of the year for singing-schools Is
now upon US, and such schools, If well
conducted, are great help to good
music in the family, the prayer meet
ing, and the Sabbath service, as we'll as
a great help In promoting acquaintance,
developing the social element, and draw
ing a congregation together in the
bonds 81 Christian sym pAtAy sAuG IA
gard. Look well, then t. tho facilities
for developing the musical talent
among the young people, in your church
and Sabbath school," ~. = agsn5.n,r !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

PyLE's o X Saleratus is purer ard !!
stronger. than any other manu- factured.
Every paper Is guaranteed to give salts
AUCTION. or, money refunded. For sale
10y Alden, Scott 4 Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

TEMrERANCE LEi-rukK.-Dr. Jackson
will deliver a lecture at the Court House.
next Sunday afternoon, ut 2 o'clock,
showing, by facts from the dissecting
room, how 1t Is that alcoholic spirits de-
stroy nfi1ld and body.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

BETRAYED OR sTOLEN.-A light sorret
mare, six years old, fifteen hsnds high.
very slim built. hind feet white, white
spot in forehead and name and tail
darker than body. A suitable reward
will be given for any Information lead
ing to her recovery. s. b. BELTS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

J. NJ. ENGLISH and Family will give q
Concert in Upton, on Wednesday even
ing of next week. They are said to he
good singers. For particulars see bills
PAY UP.-All persons indebted to the
lats aQ96l Hlnfk 4 Milford, are noti-
fled TIL Sccounts must 6e paid
SubscflplyaPa due. previous to Sept. l,
are payable to the old firm, and also
amounts dpeOa adyerttsingst, These ac-
counts can be found at the ADVERTISERS
office, Ehd Must he paid previous to
January l, 1870, Or tiiey, will be put in
proper hands for collection.
.,o,, .,,...... +. w. CLARK.
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RatesofSubseription. pal ablc in nd yanc,

DAILY
The Daily Edition per year, single copy, sl2.0O
TRI. wEEKLY.
The TrI-Weekly Edition, single copy, sG.0D
WEEKLY.
One Copy. one year, 200
-Four copies one year. to one address, 700
Ten copies, do ~ do @F- e>l5.W
Twenty copies, do 81 ! do - ZJ.W
Fifty copies do do 5000
In making the above very low prices, and In
Offering the high comm issiOns below, We re-
4mirc that the clubs shall so t" one address;
80 each individual In the 4lnb. hfteen confs
must We added to the subscription for each
AS an inAueenegt tn pOstmast ers and 9Th
ers, tn interest themselves In the circulation
or THE W.EKI.Y TR1DUNk, nnd to reimiurse
them for their labor and Expense. we Will allow
them twenty ~ csnk: o0nAngtaAtOn upon all sinh
scripfioNs to the WeektysAAade in accordance
apply to the dairy Of 1f1.STeekiy. I,
Tin addition to this eotiAnnlssion Of twenty per
cent we offer for a,s thirtesu largest ws.ffy
uary, 1870, the followinR@.S.s .atea@1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

An occasional correspondent, meeting
. party Of setilers the other day in Tex.
a., inquired from the conductor what
the men in tile first wagon were intend.
ed for. ..'-.-s.
",ro clear the forests" .... .nt.t...
"Nell," said he. ''aud what are those
ia the sec0nd for 2" .@ 'f~+"
"To build the huts," Was the re-
ply.
"And that old white headed man in
the third wagon-wlat is he FORE" was
the next question asked, to which the
reply was given .....
40, that's my father; We shall open
our new cemetery with him."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
ANOTHER large lot Of felt skirts and
shawls Just received at Cobb & Wetzel's.
For SA1HdEREatf. II will rent Tor
sell on reasonable terEas) the store build
ing known.As the Hamnond corner.
~ - w H ATArr

=
THE AMERICAN AGRTCULrURIsT.-I
il time to renew your subscriptions to
this popular agricultural monthly; and
all subscgibsrA Anrthoes wl.s desire to
become slflf dI NeS.j9e it Tor the ensu-
h Ing year r Y ksEe5t t6sir names aud Que
MEN ard SS9, bktore purchasing cas-
simeres, hats caps, gloves or underwear
should examine Cobb 4 Wetzel's inn
mense s3ock Of these goods.
7----r- 44t---
Destructive FIRB.--The town of
Louden, III this county, was visited last
Tuesday night by . fire that made havoc
with the buslness part ofthe town. 7f'rhe
fire was ptt the LEFT side Of the principal
street leading from the railroad, and de.
stroyed eight buildings, some Of them
among tAe bosti In town. A dry goods
store on the corner Of the first cross
street, q furniture store, . new store
buildings jAst. heipg occupied for hard.
ware andAl9st jsAt6ral imp elements, and
large warehouseg cDntainlngi e0nsidera-
BILE grainsraAl belonging to Petersen
Bros, we're totally destroyed. rs also
was the HSis0 hotel, the postoffice, and q
billiard salNon j. making clean sweep
down to- the railroad. Petersen Bros.
who are the heaviest losers. were insur.
ed only last week In the LAMAR. Of Chi.
cago. We Are uninformed Of the origin
81 the fire At b knowR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

CoBH& WErzEL, dealers in dry goods,
hats and caps, aud fancy notions, invite
all their friends to call and examine
their stock OF dress goods, furs, lace
goods, &C., which they are selling at
greatly reduced, prices. ,s-= s=se
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
DIR. WISuART,s - IT. =.
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

Dk. "nSubAR - H..
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
pe,liar prossss tiis or IN fnr by which
It's highest mesCai properties retained n invigO
rates the and Restores the sAite It
areisgthoiln thc lHjniilsttd SYSTEM ~ pnrihes and
enrCbcs the blood and eNpels from the system the
corruption which scrofna lreds on thf Iunk> II dis
q. of the lungs Its healing principle acts upon the
irrurd surface of the ind throat to
ge.rh diseased part, reey ing pain nnd sutiuing in
Illumination. IL y the result vi fstudy and
pertinent, and 1t y offered 10 the afflicted with positive
Of Its power the following discusses
means of cure
Consumption Of the Longs, Gnu,h, Sore
7hroat and Breast. Bronchitis, Liver
NOmtidiht BNnd and Hceiing PITTS
dsti'mn, VhoIg1i,,1 COugh. Di,thcria. &c
nltscal expert, holding honorable collegiate di-
pOnlas, devotes IS entire time to the examination of
patients mt tue Office iMriors. Associated with him
three Consulting PLY s4riaAs F In le-ge emf
hence. whose services given 10 thepublc free Of
charge. HaAsE /. . H.
This opportunity is ofrrc. by other Institution fin
the country.
Letters from any part or the county ask ing advice
will be promptly aud gratutoEy RESPONDENTS Where
convenient, renittances should take the shape Of
- DRAFTS, OR Pt)ST-OFF1CE ORDERS.
Price Of Wisiarts American Dyspepsia Pills u u
blk. Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Price OF Wishart's Pine Tree Tar u 1r bot
MI communications should be addressed
!. j.. e.. &. WlSHART, NJ. D.,
s' 80 No 81, NORTH SECOND SrREEr
ME PHILADELPHIA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

WANTED ,alMMEDIATELY.- Fred. =.
Dean wants ten Thousand live Turkeys,
ut ten Oeists.. PER. pound; ten thousand
pounds, Of fresh Roll Butter. ut twenty
seven cents per pound. Also, Prairie
Chickens, Geese. Chickens, Ducks, &C.,
for whisla lie will pay the highest mar
ket price in cash. ..,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

Rev. Ebenezer Gay. the successor of
John Norton ut Hingsm, having suspi-
cious that somebody stole his hay, one
night supplied himself with a dark Ian
tern, and kept watch. In due time one
Of his neighbors came out of the barn
with as large . bundle rs he could carry
on his back. DR.. Gay, without speak
ing, followed the thief, aud taking his
candle out of the lantern, stuck it into
the hay, and made his escape. AS may
lie imagined, there was small fire in
that region very soon, and the sound of
hurried footsteps beating a retreat The
Doctor said nothing, but, \ few days A.
ter. the offender came to him, in great
distress, and said he wanted 10 confess
a dreadful sin: he had been tempted to
steal some of his hay, aud al he WAS
carrying it away, the Almighty had
sent fire from heaven, and set it blazing
ON his very back! The Doctor forgavc
him, Oh his promise of amendment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09

KefOft Tue ftsts. MISS FI0rence Feel,
Ne.gJethel, ~ ndroscoggi AFTER = S1nsa 90
NAily sscenein Henpeit after lbs tssGnsas. ia0D0
w n &#*Additions continually made.
ut MCRROWN yNnfrsy Ifpoh atAPp. y ! t4-EAfa
H1fOur Chromos free. To any address, with
In ting United States Of tho Aisaisappi relpa
of nj re. fsaef .ftI- MI Loo #+s :. i. M -
l&tPrangs "Cflrop,o Journal" isaAled qllertssly-
complete escrintiy Of our Chro-
mos with special Information about the Ar. kp eel
qDpes of the Journal sent to any address re-
eept Of stamp
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a rysy" proves 1t. o X saleratus is
the best III the world.

Vut utSC III tHC "ot
The Dss Moines Bulletin offers \
Christmas or New Year gift to every
boy and girl, who will obtsin Que or
more subscribers for the Bulletin before
New Year.
The Bulletin is-a large thirty.two
column newspansr. tbs, Published
every SATURDAY.. and is-given to every
subscriber At TIM lowest club rate OF ST .
year. ,r s=-,-. \ u. \,
Boys asa QN% hefe y chance for :
christina n, fhe Rsilstin Is the
cheapest t.nasst In i!lSvs. It wtfl
be easy get subs ribers FOR It, Ad-
dress YOU letters to Orwig & Co, Put.
fishers, Des M61aies, Iowa.
TO You've LApIEs.-To secure good
husband, simply use o X Saleratus in
your cookery az" ~ '"...
Nor1issifi.. 10 uncertain a. the
weather except the school bell. Halt
the clocks. in town make wry face
every time rings in the expectation
of having tlaeir hands rudely pulled for-
ward Oh back . few minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-23
The Value Of Universal suffrage Re.
eOEnIHed BY the south.
Ff6mt ne CiRclARdH Commercial,

EFemNe GAeotNHuh I0HlhlSfctuL
The party that now plants Itself up.
on the platform OF universal suffrage 10
secure ofthe future, whatever present
mutations II may undergo. The drift
Of events ID coRclusively In The dlrec.
tion OF the largest franchise. Whatever
men may think Of the political Aaplra.
tons OF the Chief Justice Of the UnIled
States, they cannot deny to him FORE
cast and BagRclty Ia his endeAYorB to
bring the Democratic party up 10 the
point OF accepting universal or Impair.
tlal suffrage % one OF the inevitable re-
suits Of taking the negro out OF thral.
dom and beBtoWinR upon him the
rights Of . citizen. So much conceded
and made sure BY the guarantees ofthe
Constitution and laws, Che remaining
step which ID required 10 put him upon
apoliLical level With the white citizen
must follow. '.'Hio go .'i''
The main Issue 10 the recent csnyas-
ses In Virginia and Tennessee was that
OF impartial suffrage for both white and
black. The Radicals, while insisting
that the blacks, as d loyal element,
should not be restricted In the priVls
lege Of the ballot, were not ready to put
So hAS AauAb Vi bhVoo WuJ luElGltNA ~
by their rebellion. The Conservatives
declared themselves In favor OF the re-
moval Of all restrictions, and they car.
rled the elections by Overwhelming
mSjorities, the blacks, no longer appre.
henslve that they were to be deprived
Of the privilege, largely voting with
them, and thus allaying the fears Of
the moderate Republicans and Damo.
Gratis that the negro vote would be cast
Holldly for the Radical ticket.
It is simply fraud to claim the result
Ia those States as Democratic victory,
because 1t was secured upon the very
proposition that the Democrats stupid
ly confront and oppose In every North
ern State. And now that the elections
are over, the people OF Virginia and
Tennessee are 30 well satisfied that
they will insist upon the recognition Of
universal suffrage In the National Con-
ventlon OF whatever party they may be
invited to act with. II the Democratic
party does not change front on this
question, there will spring up third
party, alike opposed to the ultraism OF
the Radicals and the obstinate preiu.
dlces Of Northern Democracy, which
will sweep thecountry like a whirlwlnd
In 1872.