, 1869-09-06

of Prutsla TO Ttstoto 10 him tho cSt1tcs which |
wcrc counacatcd soua siue agu ID consequence Of
the disloJaa course pursued By the eI, Eleetor.
On Monday Of Lust week, just before BIZ. George |
Peabody 1eis Nhtta 8uIphm sprfugs he received
= despatch from Boatnn which Rad ~ tollow1: J.
"Chsrtes 9umuer II dying. 1To Ia rcrJ E11ioas to
see you. Como on Immediately 4 -eyy nttip
inquiry pfored the utter fAl1ify Of thb despatch.
no possible uotl7o could b. imagined for It.
Eood ssor5 IL told in Parts Of sou OF u. Bl1io
This eminent mAn Waa Tor Ahors slun lncarccr- |
atcd Ia tho foTtrru OF Finccnnes after tho coup |
dctas. His vile, accompanied By ono Of her spus,
wcnt to sec hir. They d!ned together in his |
chamber. Tbs son MAS extremely lad and tAci- |
turn during the dinners md At last attracted hs
iatheYH attention. "WhJ, M dear bu1. what u
the matter With you1" "NothInz, .ather." re.
piled tho lad Of II. tASonsenso; I re something
Il thu 1nRtter With Jou. Come, tell roe what 1t Is ~
The boy blutbctc.l: "Nhy, pa, An no dlsnp.
pointed made uure Of seeing you in q dupgeou,
chained to The wall, and yoa Aln't"
F0LfTICiL.
RaIt. tho Port, eaIa he mn twice ~ tho Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF vermont, and
ca1nc Htthln Que oi bclnR elected each time, ThAt
ono waa tho cantllI!ato who ran AEninit him.
5. 4. McMesns, Of N'chmou,a Ind, wh0 MAJ
the temperance candidate for MAyUE uf that city
last spring, hAs been appointed NtlIstcy gaugrr
for thst dlstnct.
Tho Gh.p Dtrnocraey went from noBcerans,
tho Var Denuocrni, to rcndct1n, tho Anti.waf
DeiaocsAs, NJ eno bsep. The Htfidr. a2Ys m c1.
change, was lopR enough to Fpllt II ur to fts chiu.
Thn lot. Henry Wilson'S history ot tho riao AMI
iAil Ut slavery In iho tinted 6sAtcs Il to be com.
ps!sets IL ,hsse yo!umcs: ard tho 2sH. II rk-
tecscd Will 10 rcaiJ bctorn sho tocctlnz of Con.
Rtrss.
Tho 1'cpuhtJcana Of 1roquoia County. H., haro
,taeed In notainat!on Tho following tirkott County
Judge, Z. i. McSr,!: County ClcEk. 4. ltnnoJ.
we'll; TREASURER, a. ". itoalo; Superintendent Of
t3choo1a, I. T. liorIns; Bntsryos. II. i. Max.otE.
! Tho uE1,eIal volo Of Kentucky at lin Anzunt
rec.,on. ~ Arc!xsc't from the es,co Of shc eccrc-
larry Ut Htase, II foltowas For asatc Treasurer,
james W. Tafc, Democrat, H7d11: r. KHnsey
"lna, Republican. H.7b8; tor tho school ta1.
| " ~.7ee; n7a.nat Il, st,s7n.
| lie Troy IN. " ira II out In !ouR article
eomplatuing Of tho utter lncftcicnu5 Of Tho Dom.
[ ocfatIo National and Atate Committee, and tell
Ing itA readers shst chnngoa mult bo made sn'i
much hard Work bo dono to secura tho Legislature
| t1r tue Democrats.
In h.s recent trcecc at yrille. Tenn, Elmer.
son Ethr1dgo exciaimed: "We aro now over I1s-
gnh's TOP, marching OBJ ertsy man Mpscs anu
If ne ahould fail 4 thousand joshuAa Monld arise
| aud follow IN our Stcps."
The Milwaukee {sytA} Sentinel Il urging the A!,o-
!tt.on Of tho ot1cu Of yico 11cAidont In cssc Of
tito death Of the President It would have The Bcc-
1ctnry OF State oct a. Prcsllsot until = now etcc-
tlun con te he'll. II WoulA haro tho people yose
rcctiS for President, md tho Hcua,o elect ii
OWN President, to sesrc for two 1catA
Samuel Bcott, Of DAYTON. has been ncicctch ~
tho Temperance candidate for Governor Of Ohio,
In placo @! J, +. 1ngnrolL, declined In accepting
Inc nomination, he sayB that for the lnEt twrnt1
yrnEn no hna a.syocatc,l tho principles Of prohibit
lion, and thas ho believes tho timo has "fulIJ
come" when temperance men should slndIcats
bis doctt1no at tho l.allothox.
IcsterA from Cheyenne report shht tho Dtno
cratic Convention for the nomination Of dclcRnt,
| 10 Con9rcss took twenty ha!lots without onccsin,
n chotcr, antt then put tho nanc1 OF tho prlncipa
candidates In t!at, ah0ok them up, and Ioclarc.
Tho 1rsl ono slrawp out tu TO tho choIcc VI TT
| convention.
Certain Oil political leaders In Louls.ann, In
Guiding cx.toycruos WlckllEc, Attosnny tauncra
ltr.ro, mud Senator Eeau, It Ia sail, hayc mot te
gothue III Now Orleans rcccntly, and 6cIccted
candidate fur Governor, 70 nc voted for tw
years hence They have certainly commenced /
season.
The Republicans Of Og'c County, ILL.,, hayc mad
tho fo1tUn lug nominations: DcIcHntn to tho Cor
stitutional Convention, Joseph Parker; Count
Judge, james II. Webb; County Clerk. Aoel
WouIeock; County Treasurer, John T. CAN'T
| County Surveyor, Aaron q. Alien; Associate Jn
Tho Democrats Of Dc Witt County. Ill.,. has
7 made tho following notnlnattgns: County JudSs
! | John Z. Hall: County Clerk, James Laenby
County Treasurer. James larertJ; SupeE1ntc1t
, | cnt Of Schools, F. Il. San Law: Surveyor, John s
Brown.
= The recent nomination Of John Quincy Adam
1or uo1crnor Of Massachusetts recalls the lok
that some ono pczpct1ated after he WAS nominate
lat }car. 1t was remarked that ho was too 50un
: d man to hold so responsible an u11cc. "Eeyt
: mind" was the reply, abe will be old enough b
: fore he gets elected"
+. The Richmond {ya) Hhiy derrccates the rel11
nf Andrew johnson to tho United States senat
10 because he Is "the very qulnteascnce Of mail
niiY, !" and "ncaster Of the wh0le vocabulary
: tor1ents;" and MISC beeauso "he rnutcd Lee al
i other Confederate Gcnesals hanged"
= 2 The Cincinnati Commercial says: "Mf. Keue
il of Pennsylvania, has been interviewed, and
r disposed to laFor Chinese emigration He shou
. be awa1o TINT, II the principle OF protection
: which he deyotes hlmBalf with so much viEoE,
!. sound the ta.nr tho county, no less Innn Il
:, capital u untitled to protection. Why not protc
the American laborer against Chinese cmigrat1o
as well az the rcnn.5lEonln Iron naanufactuz
G against English competition -
. vAl!and!ghatn remarked 10 on interviewer, Ia
o wcck, that J, Q. Adama' talk about tic Dem
s cratic party dlscardtng .fmen Of obsolets Ideas
II ! NQ3 AL RAulQu0s E9IlA k4G llA1Lj1s II Lie GlGA
u By that those men who so strrnnlousy batlIl
d ! aTninst the desrotlsu OF Lincoln. and who sto'
;, stauueh b. the ncmocfnuc party. In the dsrSe
ii houEa Of Its history, he era most cgfegious
l. Those answering and tried adhtrcnts to 4
Democratic faith ought not to be cast one si
n when the hour Of danger Is eyce."
10 The Louisville Express believes In the forI1att,
;. O.! new party. 70 be mado up Of tho conserEait
t. i1er Of oil pa7ties but It wants Il to sAke Tho n1
"a | nfmnrtcf1c. And EaY8 .nnt. stfOr whatCY
part Of the disastrous results Of tho clVtl Nar Il
(. Democratic party maJ have been responsible, tn
10 party has atoncd With tears and blood. 1t b
id been pErged Of Its sins By trc."
The Auguata s9a} Con.tifafionafht Is WILL
N that Andrew johnson should 60 TO tho Senate,
II It wants him 70 there 81 Tennessee pollticta
IN and protests as4nss Ills going thcsc as repfcse
II, satse Of Southern sentiment It tells him that
n was alwaya against Southern sentiment a.
ct Southern rights al long AZ It whs tho fnshton
N bo 20, AMI thai, soonef OF later, tho South y
In hare souo ot her faithful Sons 10 represent hc1
~ "young r1cn who havn drawn Inspiration fs1
q her grand prophets, ind whose bsrue1u wns IN t
II. blood oi glorious though bafrlei revolution"
pr The Richmond {yh) Dtspahh Of Tuesday u
Ja contained q poem, ticprrcntipE tho acccssion
m tho eouth, ,scnt to a editor ~ tho late Airs. aLgo
neJ In February, 1tst. The satc Of the hour, b
been too vel decided, as thu: time, tho cl!
Ao aAJs, to render tho publication OF tho poem l
en- ylAahlc, and Ito adds: "1IAd tho 'tsu noyeruof
70 t'ern chained IN aomo dungeon for the escn.t
10 Of evil Eprlts ~ thcj ought 10 'laso fccr Tor
II. NctiArc Of mankind, nuh Ind vfglntn, 3tr Line,
o aud str cs,ttcndcn been In1r1latei with tho aes.
ns ucnt Of tho d1pulc, tho CnIon would never IN
\ lccn disrupted, and shc sricni hopes Of III:
.sl mtnteJ pociesa would have hcen frallzcd.'
THO Republican nomination. In VIII Cnnn
H., ntu a. foIfows: County Judge. naFah NtllAl
TO countJ CLERK. tinn,y logan; County Tfcnaur
h.~k lju Af - uk,aaIv II .f1t
IT, | u. E!mon1ai County surveyor, Adam COm1tU
IN. Connty Justices Of tho Peace, Josiah Carpcn
70. and jAnca 1. Young: Delegate Ia Coalu
Ia tlonAi Convention. William Z. Qoodhuu. 7
la. Republican notn.nat,ons In Marion County,
ur hYe u Io]1aws' Nt1eRa1o to the C1natitn.to
tho Convention. Edwin r. Conilt: County Iuhgc. !
lid man kA1cr; Atsoclste justices, Noah Johu,
an- and 1sshc liundr; County Clerk; James 8. il
tty son: Asscssar aud Treasurer J. DoJd Pattcrst
superintendent o! Hchoo1s. Hugh Moore, Cou
ty, eplye1Gr, Frederick 4 Dewey.
in
n,- 1fnilEond Matters
cir II: 1nr1s. Rcrt IAN Omaha ,ictpateh 4
nh T. aonA,e ",Hp to the Columbus sluux Z
s ,sI, AZ AtensQn, Kanrs. Telegram W. ,he E
'cn len 1Rirs to to complated ~ the 18th uf n
,ut February. The r,ss to IN Gntshct Il, i'nwnee
er. IN eighteen months. ThEs i an outlet 10
~. Hnlnr? Krcevil'e lnai, hn'l 'ftyc,ta thu luain
<ae II tonshsru Srbrasta to Chicago, inssea1 Of
i | Ls,ia.
len Thr ra'emen,a .ha. III. celebration Of the =
W. w. frcu pasttnrei. AFp ttlrGFrrrt. 1lir affair
GU cntno uf'. ~ originally 'lcsIxncl, IN TUESDAY,
vi. | iih. l'
al. MArrr,rtn. t'hln, Hers., A.-h romm1tsse
md rtr,lo met, r.na'4ina Ut Il. =. WslnrtIgr. e
a., tn:ttA Ani J. H. *aTrrnt. wcFn hrrn th's MDt nj
Tho tho ln.rres.a ri III" r1trtainf, 1T thr Sursh
,ta,1tesa ftnta To'rd" ~ shu .up IT thn r''al