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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-16

Valuable Real Estd1e corner Brood and
Church streas-to be scid at Risk Of for
mer Purchaser, he having failed to comply
vith terms of Sale.
WM. MCKAY, Auctioneer,
VIII sell on TUESDAY, the 23d instant at the Old
Postoflce, Broad-street. at II O'Clock,
That DESIRABLE CONNER STORE, corner Of
Broad and Church streets -
The TWO ADJOINING STORES on Broad-street,
measuring on Broad.street s1ty-ope 1917 feet, more
or less, and Churt thityeiRht 49, eet moro or
less. The above property to be sold ioSether.
Terms-une third cash; balance In one and two
years 10 equal annual insta ments. secured by bond
and mortgage. with interest from day OF sale at
seven per cent Pu chaser to pay Auct'onee. for
papers and stqmDs February 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-16
Premptory Sale of Stationery, HousehoM Fur
niture, Sc.
WEI. MCKAY.

NO, I3b Meet1NS-Street,
viii sell 1HlS DAY Thursday, 1eth instant, at 10
O'Clock.
A superior assortment Of WRITING PAPER, Ar
nold's and Doyil's superior Wrihny Ink, and Bank
and Memorandum Books. Pencil and Steel Pens.
ALSO
FURNITURE, Earming Utenails, together with
Notions, &C.. as usual. Eebiuary l6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-16

House and Lot No. IS Burns Lane-to be
sold at Risk of former Purchaser, he having
failed to comply ,oith terms of sale.
, 1869-10-19

The kcsaion Of the National Capital Con.
vention is nov SO ue11 ut hand that il my
be taken for granted TINT no more Gorcr-
nors cf States will net upon tho csll than
those heretofore announced Tue States
fully represented will be Illinois, iowa,
Kansas, Nevada, Oregon, Missouri, Tca-
nesses, Arkansas, Louiainna, Mississippi,
md Nebraska. There will also be district
delegates from portions Of 1nduua, and,
perhaps, few Of the other Staes. In
view Of the very strong character Of
tho delegations frum most Of the States thus
included, tho convention will, in point Of
A.,i,.y, he worthy to initiate 70 important
movement as this has in view. In populs
tlon and ntea tho States represented mort
than equal those possessed by The 1ftees
States which located the capital where il
nov IL, ut The time they performed that net
As tec nctiun Of the convention at prasen
will not attempt to bc more than initiative
and preliminary, IL chn begin tho movement
ut least as tremendously and effectively q.
il nntagonistlc Eastern interests had sough
to be represented and to nip it in tho bud
IL would be premature. upon such azepre
scntatiou as will asrcmhle At St. I.onis, L
. localize tbs future interest Of the move
ment by designating any particular place =
, 1869-10-19
CORNELIUS WENDELL End SEN
ATOR P0MEROY.
Tho t+LeEatc Lctscr.r
k!...1m liz HdaASntttaa Sf1E


We late'5 gsse Pos.ma.ter General Ranaa;l'd
vert.on of tie story Of the alleged letter of Sena
Tor PrnefoT 10 one LeRate, promising his rote
AGAINST impeachment II lhs aon,1c tstrasion gave
h'm certain appointments In kHnsaA The yer.
fiun OF 1taDdaii's Na1 tnni Eofneiins Wendell
vas In bis room It the Post Once Depart
MenS when the a11tTcd eettef ot poaaefpy
TO LeEate VIE ahOwn htp. He fRan-
talD asFerted fhat he knew the Senator'S hapd-
wE1tipH wel1, and that the original was IN Tint
handwriting; Inst he tRandhin Insisted upon ha7-
,ip she letter OF d eory. The Original vas re-
fused, Int =, Rsndal!s request Wenaef1 made q
copY IN his presence and certified T. Randall
ntferward TOOK The copy 10 the President and
explained his posse s.1on Of IL The following let
ttritaM General HITLER. h0NestT. seems to put
IN entitely different phase uf+on the case:
. L,EKtl. Eert. q, 1853.
MI DEAR }'oAERoY: TsrLenber PERFECTLY the
c1utter VI the st-cailed Legait letter, as i: up
Ieas cd hcfp1e the Committee Of the Mhrager3 nf
the Itaute Of Representatives, for the 1npeach-
n9ut Of Antifs johnson, upon thcir usFesttEa-
f:Op, 1t appeared to our eutire satsfAcuon tnat
IN lE3al,ous attempt had been made 10 tomp!j-
ta1e tpu With ragar11 TO Andrew Johr<nn oy the
tofgtrJ oi Jour name. presenting the forged docu-
,reLtt 10 the To-trIasser General. rhen haTtng Al
outside party take cory OF the folgeTy 80 that !!
70 ttas tie fesFer E.ght tse safe, and then pub
ltthirE the contents Of such copy. TO Jouf injury
The evidence va: rltEar1 to show that 5o1 had
,.n,htrc to 90 with the matter. ana there WIS ne
act OF yours ehoxE Inconsistent with the pfopt1e
ties u 3erS position
lam Iot NhrEe can send you copy Of lht
erlserce, bur hive given JOG here the iul result
Of 1t, aEl yours uulr, Benz. p lCrIAR.
Ucn- 5. T. PpHEEoS.
, 1869-10-19
ANOTHER INDIAN MASSACRE.


From ht OraGha i.t}'Ee!iuH, Dct. 1G.
Sslson Daes, Ct cass County, ohta4nea eon-
tic la1ds III Western Nebsassa, and etnptcye,l
patty Of .Felve men to ASST nlua- lie esteretl
uIon hts islot1 In June, ahd Nas IL correspand-
Ct tce It'll R4 friends up to ta. middle OF July lasE,
ktuce which t1n e ceit her Mr, Buck nor any net,-
ber Ct his party bus been heard frum. Apprthen-
teOs for TIE ts'esy ei hts party hare been le,t
>oRe t1rce pas1, but II MIA Lope1 by ther friends
Ut wlfl1u he past WeeE, tiat nothing sc1letls
had h.ppsDed y them. The following letter,
-: S.is,n sSa,ra b{ A. a,,,e E nousher:y .ao
1t Viii b. feilen beicG, Kas At1ackeb b. the In
aians fen Htekh since, and tareiy escspe'l cap
tufe,, leases very lille doaot that Mr. Buck and
LIS thtl1e partF OF iwriye men hare been csrtnrei
ard nurtlerta b. the 1notsnE- The nnc1n9 Of
portion OF their saist5inR Instruments, and p4rt
Hlsh tile lact tEot nothing haa been hea.sl fn.m
item Tor ,htte months, sxFrs rcslecey Ike sl4aow
oi y atHht tat ihe, bare been Mazsncrrs:. The
following Is Ar. Dousnertys lrttcr TO Mr iisiug-
r;ua:
"SoE1n P1A1rR, Sea, Oct. II, l-ta
= 'Gtnt'at IT, a L,F'nisios. safrtyor Graesa.:
s'ess .,na. ne 1natans. sna i went
e ~. 2tRnt,o1 EN-" tt =, ,SIay hikins H.: might
Lille thert Ltu'eDant Hays Informed n. thst
Lttulentni i'asks.s fouEu, Els eupf ose1f toi1ty
ussss tseM Aspbesfon, seushen.s, creAsi By soa d.
csnEth ttt!ts. Ih's Was e11hi DAYS A70. Th6
tanap hid tte ariesr7nt Of lG,pE deserted: and
liz nlt0 kAw ett.e taItf OF 4 plEua. | think II
tnust have tren Buck, ana also thtak,
!Ion l!a description Of tie country. ant the ,sme
Ee Na1 traFtI1lrR ffom totFe to the
Plate Rsyer. that the ti*tacce Wa9 uealcr tffty
Mills HEN thiny, and lhst Il ua4 1u the ,same
czeek That "a = Whtrt he had caEnpea,
~ NilI1 this in batte to tuloru yo1i OF this.
thinking that Bucks fhet4lS might w1at 70 look
for bin. ". Z. UarGuERrr-"
How jopg will the government purrue tue policy
Of {. sdtnK these ueachefDus IT'D devEs, anti t1x
icx leare, while they cottInue their pu1tfreu1
fGIh1t EIou Innocent Hbtte Iu%n xhd w1meH
kvKtly e hate tad eEougn OF this WleGed fouy sc
hrMbrE.
, 1869-10-19

The Indianapolis Journul, which was, at
least, lukewarm toward the movement for
the removal Of the National Capital, has,
on further reflection, come out strongly in
its favor, in language which shows that
whoever really gives any thought to the
matter can come to but one conclusion
6uys the Jouruai:
1--WE arc III fsyor OF the movement aud most
bsa.t,l5 in tatoF OF the convention which II called
10 fAyct th1t object End It wcutd he well TOT tue
opHouehtA OF cither to CEASE the use OF rtd;cult
nert Tor they will and 1t an tt1ue to be met, aal
mel >quarels, tn an arena where Vt, and sarcasm
will nlAy Tctt uLtmportant paIt.
the St. Louis Convention has It's claim to ouf
endorsement upon tho ground, principally. tnst !!
Will enectIal5 atop The tusther appropriation o.
sneney 10 ec lteh upon the government oucdtngs
Il Washington CITY, until the country has tlaie u
cantulIr cersldeT and determine the question
Whesc the seat Of Eorerlmcut shau be permanent
'ess,sa,Twns.ns5 spo1 Il. t,as,,c !t,'s 5 Il
whc,pesI sF'S'4 near A~esss sss &c hear. s q u.
country, in the direct channel Of the great aoEta
| OF c0nn.escc AID t1adt-she mississippi Fhe1e
ruicrA may iecl the healthy pulse Of The people
become Fenallzed BY uitration through the putres
| cens4s Of WELL sifett, ,-ustnR that term IN
| ecLse 10 tciirscu1 Lie whole cotEhluatoa Of cor
rntt ttcurtces which Is welded BY the noat
! power o: the EoaLf
Though the Govcraor Of Indiana has no
appointed delegates TO the ST. Louis Con
,cution, the movement has many enthusiAs
tic advocates in TINT State, sod several,
not all, Of the Congressional D,stricts vii
appoint delegates Of their own notion
, 1869-10-19

Twenty States hare now given their sane
tion to the Fifteenth Amendment. Eight
mure ase required to mako it past Of the
Constitution Of the United States. These
eight must come from thr States OF Texas.
Mississippi, Alabama. California, Delaware,
Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland. Min
nesota, Nebraska, New jersey, Ohio, Orc
gou, Rlodo Island, Tennessee, and YER
mont. OF these. Iowa, Minnesota,
ycvp.ont, Rhode Island, Texas, and
Mississippi, are morally certuin to ratify it
this winter. This Leaves it only short two
States, and We count with great confidence
On Alabama and Ohio, md quito strongly
on Georgia, WHICH make twenty-nine Suites,
CT ope more Than the requisite number. In
accordance with tho decision Of her Su-
prcn,c Court md tho sober second thought
Of her people, Gsorgaa will reconsider the
rash net Of e1psllipg enough colored legis-
lators to give the rebels control, and viii
nat withhold her sanction Of tho ameud-
nent. The Republicans Of Ohio have &C.
! cured ono majority in the Senate and three
| or four in the House. and 1t is hardly prob.
able that any Of them will foil to vote fo1is,
More particularly as the State has given q
popular majority Of 10000 for it. The
amendment YES made leading issue Of the
| contest, and decided majority Of the pop
[ ular vote has been cast for it. With ths
vote and example Of the great Buckley.
State in its favor, We believe that t&il
| nnn *,ns~. Ia
, 1869-10-19
NAf0r General ". W. 1IclknnPs tho
New >ecEetury of WAX.

fFGN TGE htRA%& N4kH! lr+@< L<&ye
General William Wos1h Helknap, whom the
r1et.1eus sas called 10 bis Cabinet. u Secretary
OF Nar, comes q military family
Iii 1asheF, General Al.nm q. belEn HsA
for nnpy ytara. distinguished and nsefal oflcer
Of lhe regular army Tie entered the service IN
1918, ns Thna Lieutenant q ihe Txsn.J..ntsd
'sIass ktlIa coocsl q ~ Fill III 1nian,1 @ ~
He fe1red VII married gatauuJ through the
| FEortda and Mexican wars, lor which be received
| ntauent bsese;4 IIe va The inilmste frfcnt OF
snt y ho waa torn at Ne~burE. View Yotx, On
ass se IIs r. eas Nv ies9ea
e.,emposarI C. % %of me,.tsr ci1@er. Of Penns5lrsata,
q fa d. e ssEy. saa - 4 tae Kev
Catsel1, President q 1ata!ette college. knd Of
,,S, " TS ,ax x,ss Il :.2e3,e
iion Raiph j.. Lowe, afterwards Governor or hi.
on 1oae e os xhs1s b!
in 1eal: lie ras siedsed 70, and ssrseo one
lcrm-snaf Of lsT.sLn - re e, @ Io.a u nhstsia:
Il enoef oi tnc ssme tod5. Being unwilling to
sersss:ed ,lon ,ac II sat,esi wig oi Its parry mi
| was tnown q. Douglas Democrat up 10 The cat
t1est OF Tue ret el.irn-
rGxa 1n:actr5 commanded h5 Colonel after wards
. GeltszD Auan 7. Ke1; tcs7ed with h.s res1
I NtLt N the AtH9 ot tLG Ieuue1sNep tttIlQ
eona;a, eaa 1sss C. e.npss5a ai 81 eese q v1ers
ZEE, ss's 81 ss'f.:ai s::!ie. 'af A:ss:. ssss !!
2n, ana sssh- 3er The t...c.nEe of that plaee 2:
rnArcted with Etezu IN 10 the Sea, ana 80. .A'is II
Washington; taklrf I1uutue1t part IN all th'
: sctxrs Ct thote bt7a tAns csnpatgns- he WAS pro
saj!ana5 il tne tnenota6Ie os.te d Jal, r, -
AZ.atts. ID n hich nts regiment fought from ethe1
I tide Of tie zane LIZ E OF bseastEoft1.
. lie aas Ire. eted. Major General on the 1ssh o
!. e1hof August. 1888, vas regarded by Genera
| SLeTEAu and his conp7uiauQ a one Of the raos
. accomplished II pznEniatng utacers Of the Amt
,e5sM % Ksvsnae 10 ior lie Hi Dssa.es u ioss-re n
cflv.1E h1s eonlfH aiion u the spec.A instance o
senator Crimes ard the Hon. james F. W.laon-
: III. ba1d'1 neee.sa1 % say 70 The ctttzeas Z, .
tes community thai he aas discaatRe.l ~ duse;
! Is Colk.cfof, honestly, fe11lesaly and faithfully
II If suc:enr 10 po11l to The fAG that as the 'lat
OF hb accession 70 this er,ce, raere We7e MGR
than ID Al he ress Of The staie, ana now there
tut one ot either these eatanasnrpen:s: na',n, n.
, tu<ptEdtd opt1ssions II much On acrnunt @ "a
: ,isic eniorttEent m The reTeane ia*s, 81 10
, Though rot 81 extreme partisan. he has bee:
identified with the Republican pa1!J snce ~ ust
s5 s1o1 a..nE & 3etea 1os NJ Il
= = Hsrd securing the electlon OF GratL
ses slsar 2. ": a9sh T Gsd IL 81 IL
The General Is tn the ve5y rstne =. .. ms a. a.
health; IS ever slI feet IN ne!Rst: wsEa. -
rnur d.. has fair hair and hlne e5eA 9no II, ~ Is.
ffet rtpe Of ss1on-A american tnanoooa; u. t mfs =
: ta1 endoxmcntz s1e no less E<aesoos aasa - n 4
physical. Ro u tar1r hralned, cles1. teo, aent
biz. udieoua and ae edncatea goca Awsss =, ~ ~
duisea of tpe h,zn pisce % which be II eslea :.
Il ! EuNAssf7f mta,leotnal, Aoa business qeaaoeasca
, 1869-10-19

3t,nt3te8 whether mau Uf my independence or
character could Rct tht5uozr m1&tnn: but he *pRlI
Sole for me. AE. CroIhau9n aald he H1she.i /
would be candidate fof the convention, and II
would be he would undoobtcI:T RlYe me his sup
Fort: and, fellow.tlttzene, think l hare fA,r
right, jcdg1pg from these authorities TO arppo-e
l an proper candidate for the conTeat1pn.
fChetrzl- But whether AN or not u 20 1hcr,,
l shnH 80 tnere 10 act as I mare a~ays
acted, according to my best julanes:
and discretion. shall eudcaroE TO put
down IN Enoo0poMes, all exclusive privileges. Ml
Abuses or unjust prerenstone OF odce-ho!deya
hare neSes made record s!pce hare been IN
fhia town that ] have 5eeu ashamed o.. / haze
teen nbnsed md praised about a. much as say
other map. Certainly have feen p1aisei !rurr
than was ct titled ia, and II have not l+ea
ahnsed erocgt. 60 and fead the Chicago ziHrs.
(Chee1s and lsuRhter.l
Eli 70 to TINT convention, I ahall cndeaEaF 10
zee that the peoples rights ato protecse}- ifdld
thar Eo man Ia permitted to t1Ea auJ u114E ad-
yant7Qt Of any other Uan, 20 5ar a. cunstA1t tbE4l
RESTRICTIONS eau prevent It II 10 tnere ! shall
70 there az Republican, 10 cxeasa q conktitltl"n
which tnall contain the principles Of freedom AMI
uL.sefsat rights. b. which ne Reaq'l!-
Is foua psts ehee.. n1s \. sTafs t. essn sse t @
ebai respect the rights Of every other man, be he
CopTerhead or rebel, as much na my o1n. | ht-
leye IL se1lpR the truth at all tlCes and in do!oT
under ell cIrcunstancesr precisely as yOu vhu!a
be done by, and as IfeaF1 through ffolF Writ,
that God ls Cod Of netcJ. heeaose He reward
eth every Ean according TO hts WDsEt. l de.
Eonnce THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE and It's rebellion 10
the fate which Ia Justly due them 1Great ap-
ptAV4e.1
, 1869-10-19

Mr. Robert Lincoln, in his speech to the
Barnacles on Saturday evening. said that
he could not find anything like corruption
In any persons who arc nov candidates for
public Offices On tho Dasnacle ticket, and
no evidence Of any such thing ii IS Ring. :"
II hi. Lincoln will examine the abstract Of
title to block of ground in the North
Division Of the city, Of which the city has
been trying in forc1ble-feeb1e manner to
dispossess himself and Dr.. c. Y. Dyer, he
may find symptoms Of corruption, or, at
least, of fraud, without going any farther.
1t Is true that none Of tho parties to that
ring are now candidates for any Office,
but they all seem To be particularly busy in
helping the other Ring, and particularly
voluble in deuouncing the newspapers.
, 1869-10-19

limited candidate for County Commits
sioner, and tho following waa the result :
Boetwick, Republican, 9,43s; Diekey,
Temperance, 1o,ool; McGee, Democrat,
11,7G7. Running The temperance candi,
dste resulted, therefore, in the election Of
the f1ee liquor candidata- McGse'a Sots
WIS hut 175 less than that Of Packer, and
that is about the percentage Of tho Demo.
Gratis who can be relied on to vote TEN
pcrance ticket.
, 1869-10-19
BOSTON.

;;rhn xco.op-Y,rc,urc.. ,fnr. nnd
9,nuc~xt.f,,rrrr Ccx~,n--@cxx
xnohx ,pd Announ nccmcntx-mr.
1dn,r,r v,ru. ON Svnnr,1,c Living
Pol,t,cnl H1n,ter~-Thcf1p, and the
Erexi,et.
lrnox orR Own conxxsrospxSr]
Bos1os, Uc1. ii.
"Tne seazon't In Boston, the season Of drama
and music, md cloqueuce, aut p.ctures, aud new
licas, Il Just bt ginning THIS week, for example,
Is ~ nselJ ~ any We thaii have THIS winter.
Within the next ten days shall hare the asttpes
fornance Oh any ataEe Of Mr.. 7. II. Robertaon's
very las, play, 1.-THE Nightingale" IN ezposi-
lion Of Mis- AEna Dickinson $ 7aewS on the MOI
mon question; the 0fst performance hero OF Rob
e1tfonB David Garr!cR,' which made such
hit IN London, now given with III. Z L.
Davenport IN tho pr1ncipa! character; redeliv-
cry Of Nj. cncell Philllps' venerable bu' ever
fresh llscourse on "The Lost Aru:" the nrst
hearing Of Nies Car.ot1A Patti, with moderately
strong concert ttoppe; tho nrst deliver OF Nj.
Sumner = sddtsss On "casse, Which be Is to gise
before good maDg 1Jceuuss This fall; our nfst
Fight Of the foroldden "Fornosa; Miss hate
FIELDS oral ateount Of her Adirondack trip; and
N!s Owe LoeAuA views on the dia'cnls topic Of
"Gh.sS--not TO speak Of various other new tnangs
When 90 nor a. ILLS "sl1inS eau 70 ntao. A. 70
the t4t-n2med lecturer souf readers maj per-
hap", remember inst ner lasE ofa@ot!ea aasea1nfc
mere %oA very nnsneeess1ul' Ho9aas1nS VIC lao5.
disgusting hef a1olence. dAuas'n2 tas ptesase o.
Asaose 'ecsale cvakf' Ana c"osu1R Atas N's4u ;"
90 up and down sns earn Tor months Htes, aoua.
ms bosom mn ~ ~ II. enaa .neeS eaeaI. ss.-
essnsfsr ass se1osu 20 eue a%*lc ~ ue. 4~s .u1'
seseoh. uns1pPoHeo " an, tsseaso g. n.,.
oak eatAc's @poD os& e"a "oeA' t1ANs< ~ ~3A7e1'
efro qa1te p4uc3J,
Vce Oh tae eossoa oeeA@ W sAe "ssn 81, nas essa
tAhF NIL YAA T. AFNH X fE1f
, 1869-10-19
The Credit M"btsier os Pcnn>y1va-
utn-Huita Instituted By the sta1e
AkAtnsx the Company

frt1N the Pittsburgh tfsan-) Ct.zftst. 0ts. Is
eolne Jeara ego, the pennsJtrau.a LeRisasusr
company, styled tie "Crcdlt Aobliler:,' The
Icpeme o1 this corporation WAS seF1 closely Mot-
Ella a1.et the F1ereh institution o. 1he sasOe
nzme, ard, Ike It's foreign prototype. cootem-
Plated tuxIc:M operations upon seale Of Ina&ut-
:tnce rot before koown 10 the tusioess world 1ne
;sdyspse oi ,ssxe ued11a 10 banking. railway snd
other enterprises. III which much capital would be
required, Inc consideration ior me a1sances 1sa-
au1 tnclnotng, Asao1g oahe1F, speculative interest
ID The protts Of the SPECIAL enterprise to which
nn.ncal ~ .as thus extended.
supposed, proved highly aon,anle to is noua-
EeTs srt tb1rcholcCis- TIE anst f4p1,!sr. NJ
well as the most rcmunezasTe, OF til unde.tak-
tonnect1on with the Cnica Pa-idc Railway. IN
deco, i y the received public .npress.or. asd
IN 10th COMPOSITIONS ere Identical, and that the
vast aroots Of tho ral1xay entcrps1se haze oeso
asstieed by isa ma1age,s under the cloak Of The
TIE credts aotls,er Is PeunsJiysnla roruora.
ton, and has its principal ot1cc 1t PniI.dtipnia
lts charter VAS rFst oo!alDed By Dun Green L
passsa ureeY rte co11fel of Iii. Du,ant md o1her
AeN te1E operatorA The coEcern Is and ha. A.
xa!s otsn % tasaeie IN this Commonwealth. Fw
In asurj, but for seserN years past it has been
deltrquett. Investigations By 1ur nna7cta1
sn:esis IhoE .h4s -. aseg aeg !s1ge sum
'tat the Credit AohsiteT hss agreed opon a hasts
II set,leneIr, in cue legal liability Of aoV SUIT
Tts1 s3s rs GRon ~ e5as a. s6e et
ard The company admsta saai ta.s cum IA due, II
an5th'nc be due at MI.
Dauphfu Con- mon F1eas iur re collection u this
large s1n. The eou psnT contests tue elstrs. but
las entered good han 10 ablde The reaIl. of The
But s1octholeer in she Credit AooIie.* who Is
also concerned IN ae Enlon Pacanc Railway, has
hrA3f 81 firm r7TSf frF AA Mia -
, 1869-10-19

AE. Lincoln would see In such a
3ato ID facts ample field for reform,
and that he would not set about the
reform By xenoaninating for Office tho very
men Who were responsible for tho abuse.
Sor,H he had vt out to accomplish tho
reform, would he reject tho aid Of Demo-
Gratis in accomplishing it. Now. as tho
rszy platform ot the Barnaele Convention
admits that there arc abuses which need
reformation, md n these abuses, have
arisen under tho fostering care Of the
candidates they nominatc, do they honor
the memory kof Mr.. Lincoln in assun,.
ing that >he would have upheld with h,s
influence both The abuses aud their authosss
Mr. Iincoln's chief characteristic ns a
statesman was the broad sagacity with
which he subordinated every means be
could command, whether Democratic OF
Republican. to the end he had In view. His
first act Rs President vas to appoint in his
Cabinet The men whose names had stood
opposed to his in tho convention, and,
having done 80, one Of his earliest acts
waa to appoint . Democrat Secretary
of War, and several hundred other Demo-
Gratis to hi eh positions IN tho army, to con-
firm the watering support given him by a
portion Of the Democratic party Of the
Sozth in suppressing the rebellion All
men know that President Lincoln waa the
very last man on earth who could hare
allowed any vindictivcness toward personal,
,.oIst,na1 ~, ,,nt;arn1 nm n.,,i.s u, Ja4ar b;.n
, 1869-10-19
THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
A statement From the Receiver,

Ftr7n fht .sear York Republic, OF l6
A highly seatoned debate occurred IL the Cold
Room about II O'Clock :nts morning. which hr u
them to learn some things IN relaslou to tla aars
Of The Gold Exchange Bank which theE did not
Those members Of the board who bsd opposed
the establishment OF the Clearing House wefeoo
serted On The 1oof Of the tuon1. fox Ghor& rla1
esfass 1es ne15 o, Il eoS1Es m
tnat tnty wese expecting something Tery r1ci.
Al last crowd was seen tuahiug Ia from the
observed The Receiver Of the Gold Excnasr1
Bank, Iii. c. " JortaE, ushered a,oog By r:H-
ber o. sppsrentty de:ish ed indtrldaals u.
tu Tie deak, ami = a. introduced BY the Pfesd.sk,
and when otief vas festoftd ha addressed tn
%asea e ma1e Is to
OF tie Gold Exchange, In order that tney miRk
know .oo the parties were Who had tutefposA
eei1er esn sesa s fsk e noss e. M ia H. 10 IL &
cnll1ea xouln hase been settled. Some psfu9
nccpt anJ measure tha1 seemed ptact1cahle for u
ai1a1zement. and !ntnnctlons Rere IN = tair WN
esIsE sqesS e. IT, uorrr :,
and endeasozed TO throw tie oaur Into baatt
zpptcJ. Nov, although an ot1ef has been ruadc II
seIttd aett'e, .e found la,e JesseIday ais,nooa
thai hs attorney nfeFpose.l Objections to Nctl4
ss - to ess side II 'as %a aES R,h
I me asAets eIen.
that, under this absolute inlnuctiou, nothing can
bc dol e. hut Ait Sttll We aeu tnfortned tb1f not
only c. I. Urker hUlos thl4 pnsilou hot thar okhr
IT'S are ready 10 e!ep In a. soou as be sac1te1 Il
oEet tht1y men have been to cur lnwyer ID tnts
city, aEd asked him 10 take similar proceedings.
bIt tne5 TeFe adEtsed 10 let the bank 80 on ana
| settle.
The order appointing tho Receiver alloHs him
to adjust, settle. AID compromise - claims II
agatns{ the h4Ik must b. collected ursf. before
, 1869-10-19
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1869.
CIT AND COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

CRY OFFICERS
Far NasorCoionel Il B. MAsox.
For Tfraxur<r-DAy1p A. GAZE.
Far EaEeetor-W. J. O&AHAK.
For At'c7nt,t-taRAE1. 4 y. Sr1lkE-
For Ck5k a F1ioe CbuF!-C r. MATsoM.
poCxTT oPP1cEES.
-Jud9e a. fhe Superior Crufs-osKyu E. 0AKr.
GlTf 81 fAt 6uo<rlor Gosyt-A4 i. STEVENSON.
ryHdGt q The County C,suf-A 4 " WALLACE.
taeTk ~ The c02Atu N<1f-3. O. GlxpKLE.
3Ft1*xstT-H s Rt1Futn-
Sttr1xpo7-ALKx- NotpoTT.
Sa1 1tHtsadeN NJ SeAaols-ALHERr G. LANE
fh%lGR CbMMtkxinnH-NAEK SHERIDAN,
@tkfsnse a. khe Rstas-AA1 EHEEAARDf. 4. E.
BAkroN.
kENKxRs 1R TIE cnNsrgIJE1oxA. CONVENTION.
FSnp-a;n.a Dtkries-a s. Hayes, Joseph Aedll,
John L. N1luca-
sixtsak DsaTas-cbsries Hitchcock. ". r.
CooTha1Gh-
si1:yjffa. Disrie,-Kl,ost Anthony. Daniel Cam.
etpn.
TOWN oFF1cEIA
6orrH CH1cl0o-cbun7os, n. ". EerKtn; SUPER
ttsHs ?. r. Aodno1s Astis.aat Srpe1risor, Antun
Berg; 1frn ck7t j. q. Pe11en.
WEST CmcAGo-c Collector, Aonzo Rausft1i: ST.
peFrisor, Henry Ac1ho0; 4xsiakanf .iHfeYrisor 4.
L Morr4sou; Torn Cl<rk, II. b. Ruger.
NoRrH CH1clGo-Co[tretn., Otto Pe,txer: Super
wiser, Robert Cls1k; -Assi$sszt Sxpeyrtss4s Il. u.
Peters; Tbscn cierk, Jorsa Elgber9.