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OHIO POLITICS.

MeetinE OF state Central Committee.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 0.
The Republican State Central Com,
mittee met this afternoon TO receive the
report OF the Executive Committee,
The Revising Committee examined the
reports, receipts and disbursements
and made report complimentary 10
the Executive Committee. A resolu-
tion was adopted In which the uudoubt.
ed and lnAl contamination Of the ex-
pressed will OF the people by an early
ratification OF the 10Th Amendment by
Legislature about to assemble was
hailed with pleasure. The Executive
Committee were thanked for the man.
ner In which the Inst campaign was
conducted, and the early appointment
OF the county committees next season
recommended. Governor Hayes and
other prominent Republicans were
present. The Democratic State Com
mlttee meets tomorrow.
The municipal Convention adjourned
to-day, after appointing committee To
present the result OF ther labors to
the Legislature. II
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FRANCE.
Excitement In Paris Over President
GFanCs Message.


Excitement In Paris Over President
GranG'B Message.
PARIS, Dec. 0.
That portion Of the President'a mes~
sage relating to neutrality In ths mat.
ter OF ocean ca Oles, printed here to-day,
causes great excitement.
Bullion In the Bank of France has
Increased ten million seven hundred
thousand francs.
Matters In the Corps L.eEIalAtIE
PARIS, Dec. 0.
The semi official Journals praise the
speech made by Mr.. FORBADE In the
Corps Lsgislatlf, yesterday, and assert
that the success which II had In the
House has 30 strengthened the Govern.
ment as TO render 1t improbable that
the contemplated change OF The Minis
try will be carried out.
In the Corps LegIslaLif, Ia. day, Mr.,
R0chefort replied with bitterness 10 the
speech OF Mr.. FORBADE. He made of
fensive allusionS to the Emperor,
which caused great disorder In the
Chamber, aud WAS received with u
storm OF dissent from the majority. He
spoke OF the scene al the opening OF the
Chambers, when he asserted that the
Emperor gave the signal for the mem
bers to laugh at him. Mr.. Roohelort
was frequently interrupted and called
to order.
HOuOrS 10 Rome-A RIOS.
Many cities in France were illumlna.
ted last night In honor OF the inauRu.
ration of the Council ut Rome. AT
Marsellles crowd OF fifteen hundred
men made q violent demonstration
against the illumination. They march~
Ell through the streets singing the
'Marselllalse' and destroyed decora-
tione, transparanoles and committed
other excesses. The police dispersed
the mob after making sixty arrests.
The Viceroy Of Egypt has yielded 10
the ultlmRtum Of the Sultan and ac-
cepted all the conditions It imposes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
I'y Gable Telegraph TO the IntellIgencer.
ENGLAND.

Confederate Bonds LOOhlng Up.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 0.
The vessels arriving from the South
Atlantic. reported vast numbers OF IOe-
bergs.
LONDON, Dec. 0.
The prlces oErebel bonds have CON-
Riderably improved recently, In view
OF the proposed settlement ofthe Ala.
bana claims. l.Fl ~
The Government will take possession
OF the telegraph lines through the coun.
try on the lat Of February.
There 10 soma delay In the sailing OF
the funeral fleet, owing 70 an accident
70 the steamship 1nconstant. ,
Trouble Ahead for "InfAIlIbIIity.r
LONDON, Dec. 8.
Letters from Rome assert that the
majority OF French Bishops, including
Dnpenloup and many Of the German
Bishops will oppose q declaration OF
the dogma Of Papal infalllbIlIty.
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THE NEWS.

John G. Fremont Is expected In
Washington to-day, on business con-
nected with his Memphis and FL Paso
Railroad Company. A strong pressure
will DO made to pass the bill giving
this road tho right OF way. No subsi-
dies are asked, and II is believed that
the right OF way will be granted. The
bill has already passed one House.
The Manhatten Insurance Company
has been awarded verdict OF $l2, ,l75,
the full amount Of the policy with In
tereRt on the life Of oRe Delaney against
Robert White, q physician and the as
slgnee OF the policy, on the ground that
White knew Delaney 70 be diseased
when the policy was procured.
AT q meeting Of the directors Of the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad, Wednss-
day, John W. Garrett was unanimous.
ly elected President. .-. -,..
The double turretled monitor Terror,
was put in commission Wednesday, at
Boston. It's destination ts unknown.
The House Committee on Indian At
fairs have ascertatned that In almost
every instance, where treaties are made
with the Indians, not only the Govern
ment but the Indians are OutraKeously
swindled by the officers making the
treaties and controlling the diBburse.
ment OF money under them. A bill, In
view OF these facts, will be reported by
the chairman, prohibiting the making
OF treaties In the usual manner, In the
future. The committee believe that
many OF the treaties now in operation
are improper, and they will endeavor
to have the Secretary Of the Interior
and the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
authorized to annul as many OF the
existing treaties "a practicable. II 10
proposed that Congress take the matter
In hand, and provide for the maInte-
nance OF the various Indian tribes.
The public lamps on independence
Square, Philadelphia, were lighted and
extinRulshed by electricity last even>
Ing. 81.
In the interview between the Virgins
Ia delegation and Gen. Butler, Chair
man OF the Reconstruction Committee,
Wednesday, Gen. B. informed the
that the Committee would report
unanimously In favor Of the admission
OF the State, and that they would doubt.
less agree on q bill 10 that effect at their
meeting yesterday. He predicted that
the bill will paBa the House within an
hour after It ID presented, thus dismis.
sing the subject OF Virginia. He stated
Il TO be his opinion that the State will
be fully represented-i In Congress within
the next few days. Referring. to Geor~
gia, he said that the Republican party
has been cheated In that State, 40 well.
as In Tennessee, and that In the latter
the negroes are worse of now than they
were ten years ago. he also stated
that the final solution Of the Georgia
case will be postponed until after the
holidays. -
In the case o! tho supervisors Of
Westcheater county, New York, against
the EuretieB Of Henry Wlllet, the de-
faulting treasurer, the Jury rendered n
verdict Tor the plaintiffs OF $3.50, 900, the
full amount Of the bonds.
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WINHIPEG.
Three Governors for one EmnlI Pro.
- .U fta. vince.

Three Governors for One HmnlI Pro.
D.. .u $1,000 vince.
..... -.., .''. OTTAWA, Dec. 0.
Douald G. Smith, who arrived here q
few days ago, received cable despatch
yesterday, from the Hudson Bay Com.
pany, to proceed at once to Red River
to assist Governor McTavish In the ad
ministration OF the atfalrs OF the terri
tory, or succeed him In case Of his de.
mise. .
Dispatches received by the Govern.
ment from Mr.. McDougall to Governor
McTavish, represent the difficulties In
the Territory to be BubsidIng. Gov.
ernor McDougall will enter the Terri.
tory as soon as the Queens proclama.
tlon reaches him, and the authority oI
the Dominion Government and the
question Of territory will be at once
announced by him In o proclamation
dated from Fort Garry. The Execu.
tive Council will meet at once, and
every reasonable representation from
the half.breed population will receive
the earliest attention OF the Govern
ment oi the Territory. aI iasI
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General Rejoicing over the Prospect
OF Admission. '"
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IsY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA.

General Rejoicing over the Prospect
OF Admission. '.'FtA
NEW YORK, Dec. 0.
A Richmond dispatch to the Herald
says the Presidents recommendation
to Congress for the early admission OF
Virginia, and the prospect OF Its being
speedily carried out, causes general
feeling of rejoicing, the exceptions be-
Ing lew factlous radicals whom the
Republican party left TO run the last
Convention by themselves, and few
sore.headed old Democrats, who ex-
hibit cheap pluck by swearing that they
would rather be under Candy than
Walker. The great mass Of the Repub-
licans and Conservatives are rejoiced at
the prospect of an admission.
Theitalk about the Legislature under
taking to upset the provisions OF the
new Consultation or render them In
operative, Is unlounded. The only
parties interested In keeping the State
out are non.residents who have been
appointed to civil Office by the mill
tary. AL Northern people who have
come here az farmers or business men
are rejoIced over the approaching I'D.
mission, no matter which side they are
on In politics. The Office holders are
opposed to 1t. o --1,gE-l
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ROME.
The Opening OF tno PapAl Council.

The Opening OF tho PapAI Council.
ROME. Dec, 8.
The EoumInlcal Council was opened
to-day by the Pope. The weather 10
unfavorable, rain Is falling at intervals
throughout the day, but an enormous
crowd filled the Vatican and lined the
streets through which the members OF
the Council passed. The Pope followed
by seven hundred Bishops proceeded
TO the hall OF the Council amid the
ringing OF bells and laundering Of can.
non from tho forts of st. Angels and
Mount Ayentlne. The Holy Father Is
In fine health. The gallaries OF the hall
OF the Council was occupied by the
SOvereigns and Princes now in Rome,
by members OF corps diplOmatique and
other notables. The ceremonies excel.
led in grandeur and magnIticence any
taken place in Rome within the present
century.
'.-- LONDON, Dec. s.
No power has q special representa-
tive at tha Ecumenical Council,
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THE SPANISH suHRoArs.
Tho Certainty OF their Release.

luo OoEasthty VI AAolE AAoletbes
f..H. NEw York, Dec. o.
The Tribune says Judge Flerrepont
does not hesitate to distinctly affirm
that In case Of the expected release OF
the Spanish gunboats from the original
Peruvian libel, he does not intend to
entertain the application Of the Cuban
authorities for u new seizure OF the
vessels, alleged ~ be designed for the
commission Of hostilities against the
government, colony and people Of the
island OF Cuba, unless the Government
ut Washington shall 30 direct after fur
ther consideration; and he deems 1t
highly probable that the national au>
thorlties, as affairs now stand, will de-
eide TO hAye the Spanish gunboats re-
libeled, and Judge Plerrepont sees no
chance In the case for the Cuban9 and
their sympathizsrs except through the
action OF Congress, by which the ulh.
mate course OF the Administration Will
be finally determined.
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8HsIaEsG CAras.}
ATTORNEYS,

uEAToN 4 PARKINSON,
Ii 49,. Attoney1 q law,
Market 81, below McIIuro House,
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SMALL FOX,

In the Board OF Health yesterday, II
was stated that Small Pox was about
becoming epidemic In the 9th. 14th and
10th Wards OF Brooklyn, and three
special Inspectors were appointed to
vacclnate the inhabitants.
ANOTHER MAN AFTER FIsK AND GOULD.
Thomas st. John, Of Mobile, has
filed complaint in the United States
court, asking an Injunction against
the Erie railway officers 10 prevent
them from investing the earnings OF
the road In outside enterprises or spec
ulatlons In order that such earnings
may be applied TO the payments Of
dividends on stock. Mr.. st, John Of
iers 800 shares OF the Erie stock, ~
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec, o.
At the sitting OF the Cortes to>day the
Minister Of State alluded to the Assem-.
bling OF the Council Of the church ut
Rome, and made q speech foreshadow-
Ing the policy Of the Government. He
intimated that the Government would
not hesitate TO take strong steps for the
protection Of Spain, in case the Council
should adopt measures hostile 10 her
intarnatA
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THE TENNEssEE LEu1sLArURE.
Protection from Malicious Prosecu,
tiOn.

A4AA4 AASk4EAAEaDAAA1 A4kidAbllA
Protection from Malicious Prosecu.
tiOn.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 0.
The Senate passed on fret reading
to-day, the bill providing that no per.
son shall be indicted for an act com.
mltted while serving as a soldier dur.
Ing the late war, and diminishing all
pending prosecutions OF the kind.
A resolution OF the House requesting
the Governor to send to the Tennessee
Senators and Representatives copies Of
the memorial asking Congress to COM
pensate the Tennessee Railroads fol
losses sustained during the war, was
adopted. The ratification OF the lease
Of the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad was consummated.
The House adopted an amendment Ia
Senate bill, on third reading, author.
izlng Nashville to sell city bonds Ia
the amount Of five hundred thousand
dollars; and passed, on second reading,
the Senate bill changing the common
school system. The bill leaves the
question Of schools to the counties, and
authorizes them TO vote u tax for the
schools,
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1HIsKx-Dull at 81 OS31al OK.
New York Dry GOODS Market.

NC" AUFh UFy 6OOub MhFkeI'
..- NEW YoRK, Dec. o.,
Activity continues to be, the predom-
inant feature OF the market, but not
withdrawing the announcement OF
some few failures here and at Phlladel.
phia and st. Louis, there is no ap-
parent depression visible, but on the
contrary the prices Of heavy Brown
Sheeungs are gathering strength, and
we have 10 report an advance OF W per
yard In Appleton A, Massachusetts
goods. -. FL
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womnn,a sunraro in Now Jersey,

I.I NhWAhhI Deot u
In the woman's Suffrage Convention
to-day resolutions were adopted thAt
womRn's right to vote In New Jersey,
has never been legally cancelled, and
that the Woman'P Suffrage Association
be formed In every. Congressional DIS:
trict, TO promote this object and secure
the election OF members to Congreea
aud Legislature who will advocate 20.
litlcAl equality to women.
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Heavy HANK Robbery In missouri.

NlNEfICW W- 81. houlSI LEG. VI
An attempt was made yesterday to
rob the bank at GAllRtin, Mo-, In which
Mr.. Sheets, the banker, was killed, and
another man, name unknown, 10 said
70 have been killed. One OF the robbera
waA severely wounded. Particulars
not received, but rumor says the rob-
bera succeeded In obtaining 1000.
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A BEAUTIFUL meteor was seen north.
ward from Dayton, on Friday night ol
last week, described as % luminous
pearl-shaped ball OF fire, from the stem
of which, for an instant, a Jet OF flame
shot, when suddenly the ball exploded
like q rocket, but without nolse.'
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baltimore aIarlIeI.

H. BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.
FLouR-Quiet and ateady. ..E
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; red at 81 35a
! IS. Corn-Dnll: white at SSa9Oc: yell
low at 89a92c. Oata-SteAdy at 66a68c
Rye-Nominal at 81 GOAL OS.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess POrk-Qulet ai
SS3. Bacon-Quiet; rib sides at 1S9<a
l9c; clear sides at 191<al9A; shoulders
at 16ha16Ac; hams at 2lC. Lard
Quiet at l9c. an --,-.
WHIsKY-Dnll at 81 OS1<al OK.
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The COnaeIl and CeremOnIea-The
Eternal City Ii "TranquiI."
ROME, Dec. 0.
The ceremonies, yesterday, attending
the.openlng OF sessions OF the Ecumeni-
cal Council. lasted five hours. The
city has been entirely tranquil. Illu-
limitations and fire works were cOntem-
plated last evening, but were postponed
on account of rain.
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CUBA.
Excitement Over President Grants
s.sl RIeRSaGe.

e,sllt MeRSage.
1t % HAVANA, Dec. 8.
The message OF Prealdenl Grant has
caused intense excitement. The sym.
pathIzers with the revolution are dis
appointed. The SpaniArds are satisfied,
and look upon the message a. har.
blnser Of peace and prosperity on the
Island. -. -f-. 94
While q body OF troops were convoy.
Ing provisions from ManGillas TO Los
Tomas, they were attacked by Insur.
gents. The hghC lasted two days from
morning TIL night. The losses are IN.
known. The insurgents harrassed the
troops theeutire distance, bat the con.
voy reached Los Tunas. grl .ga.
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NEW YORK C1rY.
THEDRAwnACK FRAUDS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
Government witnesses left for Mon
treal last evening for the purpose Of ap'
pearing against John s. and Richard B,
Caldwell, the alleged drawback con-
splrators, whose case will be heard on
Friday, on an application for their ex-
lnadtIInn .- ....
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Mrs. Tw1ToHELL the wife OF the
Philadelphia murderer, Ia thinking oi
throwing of the weeds. Not long age
she sent all her jewelry to be polished
nm. ... -
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MRS. MCFARLAND SAGE
Is lying sick at the Astor House, and
tha physiolans, attending her say her
condition is very critical. f.
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WYOMING.
A Law for tho Protection OF Railroad
EmpiOyes-VOte on the Woman
Suffrage Bill.


...#.U CHICAGO, Dec. 6.
The following act was passed by the
Wyoming Territorial Legislature Tues.
day last, and was signed by the Cover
nor: ANY person In the employ Of any
railroad In this territory, who may be
Injured or killed while In the perform
ance OF his duties, or otherwise, shall
have, or his widow or heirs shall have
the same right Of action for damage
against said company az II SAID per-
son waa not In the employ OF said
company. Any agreement, written Or
verbal, to hold such company harmless
or free from damages, shall be null and
vold.'
The final vote on the woman suf-
traRe bill In the same legislature, stood,
Council, 7 TO 2; House, z to Al.
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WHEELING, WEST VA FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TO- 1869
COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIAl.


tBy telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW York, Dec. 0.
MoNBY-Easy at Oa7 per cent, mostly
Ut former rate.
STRRIIHd-Dull and unchanged.
GoLD-1ower; opened at l28N,, and
closed Rt 123%al2Sk. Carrying rates 8
o. per cent, Clearances nearly seven
millionH.
GOVERNMENT BONDS = More active
and higher.
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There were some large purchases on
European account. The SUBJ Treasury
sold million gold at l23.63a12S.70.
STOCKS-FiFm.
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General Clarke, member OF Congress
elect from the Third District Of Texas,
passed through here yesterday Tor
Washington. He claims that Davis is
elected Governor. The probabilities
are that all the candidates for Congress
on the Davis ticket are elected by good
majoritles. and that both branches Of
the Legislature have been carried by
the same party.
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Growing Probability OF n Republican
Victory.
GALVESTON, Dec s.
Returns from iorty.slx counties give
Davis. for Governor, $3.50 majority,
and Flannigan, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, $500 majority.
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TTIE t.I
Safe Deposit Company,
OF PITTSBURGH,
Incorporated by the LagIaIntuFo or
Penn'A. january -, 1857,
ron THE
SaiG-KGGlilgOfBoHlS& &uhGr Securities
GOLD AND SILVER,
Silver Plate, Books, Records, Dia-
mOnds and Vallables Of all
Descriptions,
Under Guarantee, and for the
R EN- TING OF SAFES
BBRGLAR.PR00F VAULTS,
BnIldIng ana once,
No. SO Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. PENN'A.
GUARANTEE RATES.


TUT
Government and all other1
Coupon Securities, iE clu. u OO per q 900
ding Rank BlllB.............n
Gold O0ln or Bnllion .,,.,,..,-..., l9 lN)O
Silver Coin or Bullion. ........... 200 l,0O0
Silver or Gold Plate, under
seal, on owners estimate
Of fall value, and rate lO l0C
subject 10 adjustment for
bulk, on q basis oI........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable papOES gener-
ally, whom OF no fxed value, 81 q year each
or according 70 bulk.
Wills, %, which premium cOveH the 70
mAlnder or the life OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papeIIl
OF Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants, Law
yerB, TndeSmen, Families, &C., Will be re-
oeIved At S25 each box or trunk per year,
contents unknown 10 the Company, and
liability limited, or they will be Insured for
the full amount, the contents being known,
at above rates. No charge loss than one
dollar.I
The Company is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron Safes, (eaoh furnished with u Tin
BOxD inside its BurglRr.Proot Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
o. the following rates, viz: Sl5, SaO, $50, $50,
y7o ana 500 per annum. Also, 10 HtOre
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable title
Papers, etc., At reasonable rates.
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Bar Iron.
Sundriea.

GTEEL AND IRON PLOW WINGS, Hot
y Pressed Nuts, CAST and shear SteOl. An.
Mails, PrOAlod Spiket 90.
Pc, HtLDRETH d BRO,
iDhH 81 Main street
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TEXAS EL8CTI0N.

No power has special represent
tive at the Ecumenical Council,
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CTANTON q ALBION,
. ATTORNEYS AT Law,
9TH st., east Bide, north OF Monroe
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In the case O! tho supervisors Of
Westcheater county, New York, against
the EuretieB Of Henry Willet, the de-
faulting treasurer, the Jury rendered n
verdict ior the plaintiffs OF $3.50, 900, the
full amount OF the bonds.
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WIN. F. HUBBARD,
w Attorney at Law,
nA Market b., below HcIIuie House.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-01

LET every tax payer remember that when
the Republican party came into power, it
found the Commonwealth burdened with a
debt Of $40, 000 900, in gold, saddled upon
it by the proceeding Democratic administra-
tions; that it found the country involved in
a civil war, the most gigantic the world ever
saw, organized and carried on by Democrats
in arms, aided and encouraged by Democrats
in the Cabinet at Washington; that it was
compelled to raise and expend, for this
| Commonwealth, an extraordinary sum of
5000, 900 for war purposes that the same
Democratic Rebellion made thousands of
soldiers orphans, for whose education and
maintenance, we raised and expended SO, :
900, 900 more; that of this grand total of
500, 100000 but S25 200, 600 remain un-
paid or unprovided for; thus reducing the
original debt of the State SIS, ,000, 900, in
addition to the extraordinary debt incurred
by reason of the Democratic Rebellion
What tull and complete answer these
4 figures afford to all the Copperhead charges
of extravaganza. And when we add to this
the fact that the same Republican party has
aboli she'd all tax on real estate, who car
doubt that under its continued policy the
whole Indebtedness will be wiped out in .
few more years?