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LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
REGULAR DISPATCH TO TKR STANDARD.
PORTLAND. Feb. 63p.M.

PORTLAND, Feb. 5-3P.M.
The weather is fair and business brisk.
The Willamette is rising.
Mike McGown, q notorious {. Rough"
escaped from the city jail last night.
LAST night No. SIS boys presented n.
Boyd, Mayor, and President Of the Compa-
ny, with fine gold.head cane.
NEW ,YoRK, Feb. 8.-Thos. Wilson, Of
California, has been appointed Minister to
Copenhagen.
@ Grant urges the Senate to pass the Con.
stitutional Amendment. Hc has taken
emphatic ground in favor Of impartial suf.
frage. ... ..
The bill to CONSTRUCT q bridge from
Brooklyn to New York has passed.
Hancock declines to be q candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania. ..t,
Gen. Comstock, of Grants staff, was
married last night to daughter Of Mont
gomery Blair. d.. .II...
No action is likely to be taken on the
Northern or Southern Pacific Railroads.
The Dry Tortugas prisoners will soon be
liberated.
CHICAGO, Feb. "A statement of the
public debt shows ON increase Of s11 ,000,.
600 since the last exhibit. "a.
A/errifc storm is raging over the whole
country, from Maine to Texas.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 4.-The steamer
Ntw World broke her shaft this morning,
between this city and Sacramento. -.
The schooner Legal Tender returned
here in distreas to-day, with sails, boats
and rigging badly damaged.
The Central Pacific Railroad is compile.
ted to within 230 mica Of Ogden, the
Union Pacific Railroad to within ten
miles Of the same place, leaving only 240
miles to complete the road.
Legal tenders, "A @ 74a. Gold closed
At 1851.
Arrivcd-C1r;.. Mitchell, from Port
Madison, and W. a. Banks, from Utsal.
ady.
A smallpox patient made his escape
yesterday from the hospital, in undercloth-
ing, and has not yet been found.
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The following items sre taken from tho
Intel!igcxcev Of Feb. 1st.:
Bark Scotland arrived here On Saturday
morning. st c.dR 14A'fs =
Ship Hsl;os arrived At Frssport o. Wed.
nesday morning. eh 49, fl' . a-
The new steamer was launched at Port
Orchard on Tuesday. 'f@ : w 'i'
The U. s. District Court will convene
here on Monday week. Le .-.t. -.
The U. s. revenue cutter ~ Lane q.
rived here on Saturday night. ht'l
Ship lsaac Jeases, from San Francisco,
arrived At Port Orchard, on Monday night.
TEsKAEEr.-The followink vessels are
in port: MIas, Pantksr, Asldsts, Kst.
ascf and M'rspid.' ,N'"o ID 3'''
SALE or MAoHINERY-Tho boiler, on.
CINE and machinery Of the Alberni Mills,
were sold At Teekslet last Tuesday, to Cy.
rus Walker, ESP, for four thousand I've
hundred dollars.
Capt. Cosgove has commenced do operation;
on the steamer Mary Woo1,sf. with the
view Of placing her in Arstclass condition.
In about six weeks she will resumS her
regular trips to Belingham Bay. ..ropa
REcovERrD.-Ths body Of William
Bell, one Of the two msa supposed 10 have
been drowned near Seabsek On The iisht
Of the l7th ult., was picked up % Shs
beach, about seven OK eight nilss below
that place on the 26th. The romans wsrs
taken to Ssabeck BY M. Fulton and othsrs,
and buried on Wednesday last.
Proposah lbr conveying the nail 70
franklin from Seattle afe advertised for.
By the notice. W learn il il 10 leave Seat
tie on Thursday = 7 A. NJ, and Frauklia "a
Wednesday y The same hour. If Il would
leave Prsntiin o. Friday much beSsat
would b derived, ~ h woald prove tsnts-.
mount to semisweskly uaii from Oly,hpia.
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- Mr.. A. S. Mercer has gone East, to
attend to business connected with ship
ping interests. The 1iosstaisccr says the
establishment Of the new line of vessels is
meeting with great favor from the mcr-
chants Of Portland, and is now an iustitu.
ton Of the country. One Of these vessels
is now expected at Portland every day and
several more are on thor passage. 1t is
the intention Of the Company to dispatch
one every month, and increase the number
as the necessity Of trade demands. We
hope Mr.. Mercer will meet with that sue
cess he truly deserves, and may his trip
East be pleasant and agreeable. He
certainly deserves credit for his remark
able energy and perseverance.
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n0- a friend informs US that the Gus.
tom House At Port Townsend is becoming
exceedingly strict Of late, and recent
seizure is reported to have been q few
pounds Of sausage intended for gentle
man connected with the Port Madison
mills. The editor Of the Vancouver Reggie.
ter can get off good pun on this if he sees
proper to do so. st s.,
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GATHERINGS By THE WAYsIDH.

Spain is bound to kingdom.
Queen Of Spain IL going y Esglaud.
lady Franklin has returned TO France.
, Illinois has Temperance Political
Party. s&
Cleveland Post Office clerks are all
women.
Arthur Helps is writing another life
Columbus. ~
Lager in great favor in Paris since
Exposition.
The Pope is the only sovereign that
does not smoke. =. 81.
LIS, 1G5 immigrants arrived At New
York this year.
There are in Sitka morebas-rooms than
private houses. p iI.ti| 3
Vermont, it is claimed, will first grant
woman suffrage.
War is probable between San Saliva
dor and Honduras. 4n.t.
Earrings that don't pierce the ears
are new invention.
-Portugal's Queen is suffering from in.
durable brain disease. s.
The potatoe rot is complained of in
parts Of New England.
There are now 476 miles Of railroad in
operation in California. ne b..
Assessed value taxable property in
Illinois is $27S,OO0,00O.
Frequent earthquakes occurred in
Guatemala during December.
Tho Aleutians End much pleasure in
eating raw fish, and think it delicious.
Strawberries and . watermelon were
Macon Georgia. editors Christmas gift.
1T is estimated that the wheat crop of
Oregon will yield million barrels Of -four.
Col. Colts widow has erected church
at Hartford, Connecticut, worth $4,000.
A Yankee has got out = patent for an
"improved device for preventing hens
from scratching"
-Reverdy johnson was seventy-two
years old last May. He has been in pub
lie life fifty-one years.
Portugal threatens, if Spain should
establish republic, to make all her fort
resses bristle with cannon.
1T is reported that wooden factory, to
cost ninety thousand dollars, is to BE- erect.
cd at Eugene City, Oregon.
A spool-cotton company in Connect
cut makes up twenty-five cords Of birch
wood into spools every week.
MIR. Robert Bonner has sent check
for SO, 900, to aid in building . gymnasi.
UNI for Princeton College, New Jersey.
-Leprosy is reported to be spreading At
fearful rate in the Sandwich Islands, be.
lievcd to have been introduced by the smi.
grants from China.
The fruit crop Of the Bahamas has
been very abundant the past season, but a.
there was but little demand for il, millions
Of oranges rottcd on tho treos.
The London National Society for Wo.
man Suffrage calls for a petition from
every important town in England this year,
for change in tho present suffrage law.
Brigham Young advocates and enforc.
es license law. The two saloons in Salt
Lake City pay him tribute Of 5000 .
month for the privilege Of doing business.
The late Baron Rothschilds, Of Paris,
left s4OO, 0OO, 900 Of property, an smount
which, il is estimated, would rebuild the
whole city Of New York, were IL burned
to-day.
All competent judges favor the remov-
al Of the seat Of Government Of Alaska TO
the Island of Kodiak, as this place is more
central and almost a. near San Francisco
a. Sitka.
-Aleutian ladies are said drink before
dinner bottle Of whisky. They dine on
all sorts Of game and venison, and after
dinner, for desert, relish whale oil instead
Of champagne. 5...a
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"a The Forty,First Congress assem-
blss on the 5th Of March, under the act
passed January 1867. The sessions will
thereafter begin annually on the 4th Of
March, except it should fall on the Sab
bath, whom the session win commence on
the 5th. ... .......... t...,.. ..
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~ An Oregon paper says thst +" Spirit.
ualism" is receiving largo accessions to it,
number Of believer, in that State. We
have some concerts to report over here.
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NJ Acorrespondent Of the Messase says
that G. A. Meigs, Of Port Madison, has
bought the steamer Rx1y, for $4,000.
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NEW ApvERrIsEMKNTy.-The Actirs
advsrtisss to run regularly between Port
land and ports on the Sound. Il y said
that she will carry passengers from Port
land 70 the Sound for eo, aud freight At
q per ton. Al these ,sstes, considerable
business should Be done. .s - A.,.
We direct The Attentions Of such, flour
people = intend 70 visit 6al YtaacisdU 10
the advertisement Of the Ansriesh Ex-
change Hotel, ~ apleasaat and qxst house
for families. @istes A@%iad r.
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~ A correspondent Of the Oregonias
has devised a brilliant plan to pay the Ma
tional debt, He saws:

~ "A Soi'C'Po"NO"S Va WIZ OCSO"ses"
has devised brilliant plan to pay the Ma
tional debt. lie says:
SO disposed, contribute. according 20 their means,
greenback, from five cents up,) form In process
sion Oh the 4th day of July, march to bonfire and
burn them up. The press could print numbers cor
deposited in box and passed over to the Govern
ment. Asccrtaining the amount destroyed, the
government could then issue notes in the place
Of thUse destroyed, and the new issue could 20 to-
wards paying the old debt, thereby preventing any
shock IN money circles. think four years would
wipe out the dett and place us in good circumstan
ces ~ 4 nation"
Now, this idea is certainly original, and
VIC can see button reason why "every man,
woman and child in the nation," won't be
as liberal and magnanilnous as is required
by this Radical financier: they have not
the money tospare. After tho thousand tax
es piles upon every " man, woman and child"
are paid, they have no money of which to
build bonfres and then be re-issued to 20
into the Golfers Of the bond-holder. We
have better plan: Let every man who
receives commission from Grant, be so
patriotic as to contribute one-fourth his
salary for this bcnc6cent object, and let
him be frugal and honest in discussing
the public moneys, give no fat contracts to
party friends, and let all tho "percontage''
raised for party rurpoges be paid into the
National Treasury for liquidation Of the
debt.
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u The Western Union Telegraph
Com any have made another reduction in
their rates for messages, to the Eastern
States, H.o......- ,.-.
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~ All the telegraph Offices In British
Columbia are to be closed, with the excep.
ton o.. that 1t Victoria. The cause as
signed is, that the Company is losing heav-
ily on the interior line.' se.' > i1r~ trf s'
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a. The Colesit relates . recent in
stance Of caunibalism. among the Fort Ru-
pert Indians. 'if's p"s I'D odF arw al
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.1TAw onan's rights paper, named the
81 Dorado, is to b established in San
Francisco. AZ ad5 I'd e11dio - ~ ai1r
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STRANGE COlNcIDENcE.-The Echo
notices singular accident which occurred
to two little sons Of Geo. w. and John
French, who live on the bay few below
this place, last Saturday morning. Each
Of the little children while playing in their
respective barns, had two middle fingers
cut Of near the irst joint, BY straw-catAers.
Tho Amiliss live aboat . milo and shalt
apart, and each knew nothing Of theaccident
to the other until sometime aftsr It occurred.
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TO HEADS OF FAMILIEs-Ars your
little ones subject 70 tho reuii II %,
don't fail to use Newsll's Pulmonary Syr-
up. IA few doees given in time may ssTs
tho lifs Of : darling child. Do not iAil to
have i on hand, i you would b safe and
free from anxiety. sSf .,s.'
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Coory1's MAoxsriC BAtx.-This
balm may with more propriety Be called
"Universal Remedy" tAas any other
ever offered tho public. .''
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'~ Copper i said to be found in lsrg,
quantities. in. Alasks Territory qo11 .ia's
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1.Ws observe that vorhnen are en-
gagged in 6tsias upths Capital Saloon for
its ,re,oPening. IL 1is st' sefs'. ess '
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PElsoxAL.-ws roceived eall yestsr-.
day. from Capt. Swim, Of WILDLY Island,
vho j. here With hi. family On {. Wait Of .
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~ The County Commissioners have
Withdrawn ~ beasty Tor sualps ofwild
animals. issiHh fM -'si rfsl'.4sf frr
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~ The measles prevails - ~ alarming
extent in town. Several fAnilies ore A.
Aieted, and the diseaseis apparently still
spreadisg. It i aid FORM.
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= The A~atyse~ Is undergoing thor
ough repairs a''A
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AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.

AGENTS FOR THE STANDARD.
San francisco Agency.
l. P. FISHER, 20 and 81 New Merchants Exchange,
il our only authorized agent in San Francisco.
For Eastern advertising Mr.. Fisher is represent.
Cd by 8. NJ. Pettingill Co., Of New York and
Boston.
Agents In the Atlantic states.
ffrpaoN & MESEr, arc the only Eastern Advertis-
Ing Agents, with whom VIC do business direct in
the Atlantic States. Office. IL Park Row. Times
Building, New York City.
I'll. following named gentlemen are author
ised to receive and receipt tor money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
n. w. WATT, Victoria, V. l.;
JoNH r. JrDsoN, Port Townsend;
IlO1DEx A. JCpsoN, Whidby's Island
T.. A. WILSON, Skokomish.
ErErnEN JrDsoS, Ste;!acoom;
T.. A. LI0HT,
I. l.. DrBEAv, Cowlitz;
JAMES MURrMY, Utsalady;
F. GvrrENBERG, Tcekalet;
4. F. CooMns, Seattle;
WARREN COVE, Nisqually.
~ Money can be sent through the mails
At our risk.
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trance, lying in Q coffin. Notrace Of life
is discovered, but there are no signs Of do.
cay, only . sinking away Of the checks.
Tie case attracts much attention.
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-The girl, Miuna
Rausac, Burlington, still Lies in state Of
trance, which began January 10th. The
physicians tapped . vein from which blood
flowed q from living person.
A St. DomiDgo letter says the portion Of
President Johnson's message relating %
tho annexation Of that RepAblic to The
United States Is received with the livelisst
satisfaction. Il i thought annexation ID
the Only possible solution Of The existing
MsMPuIs, Feb. The Ledger says 1
reqaisition has como from Gov. Clayton on
Gov. Brownlow, properly approved, for tho
arrest Of sixty young mon 10 this CITY, for
tho destruction Of arms from tho steamer
Hcsper. II warns the Governor, that any
attempt % eawy out these arrests viii TO-
suit il bloodshed. ''"..' ~ ''.a' ~.
The Pat denies that Grant intends to
publhh anything ID regard TO the report
that Banks ~ authorised 70 supersede
0en. Grant Grant 4hinksit don't concern
him Of Affect His reputation. -, rs -,
A report il current that Ged. Dix haa
protested against the upusual honor with
which Js6. Davis ~ recently received Il
St. Cyr, while cn ! visit to tSe military
school there. Il il oiicislly denied by the
Frcuch Government that The Minister Of
the United States has made ,any such pro-
test. .~. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24
INn1ANA DEMocRACY.

The Democratic members Of the Ind.
ana Legislature have again placed them.
selves in o position to receive the thanks
Of all true men. The radicals attempted
coup de'ta' on them, aud attempted to
pass the infamous negro suffrage amend.
ment to the constitution; but the Demo.
cratic members were too quick for them
and promptly rendered their reaignatiOns,
when the session came abruptly to close.
The doors Of the Senate Chamber were
closed and the Democratic members
counted in nolens rylens, but the members
of the House heard Of It 10 time to prevent
the same trick being played on them
Thus has The staunchness Of the Dcmoc.
racy Of Indiana saved the country from
tho disgrace Of negro suffrage and all its
attendant iniquitiss. .t.-,.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24
THE LOYALTY AND COURAGE or
THE SOUTH,

"Where be these relels now 2" NO may
well ask, when tile Washington Chronicle
in calculating the strength which our
Government would lave in case Of q war
with England, says: "And if the worst
comes to the worst, no force will be more
potent than that represented by The men
who fought in tue Confederate army, and
who wished success to the Confederate
cause" All! have found that QUIT Do
you acknowledge that in case Of tear you
would gladly and willingly rely upon tic
loyalty and courage Of those who are no,e
DISTINGUISHED, harassed. and oppressed,
and pronounced TO be npcacc disloyal and
Enthusiastically?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24
Tllc pacinc slope.

The importance Of the Pacific slope to
the production, trade, commerce and man.
ufactures Of the Union can hardly DO over.
estimated. Over one million Of people,
active, industrious and entcrprising, are
now settled upon permanently and every
year is adding its tens Of thousands, indie.
pendent Of natural increase, to the num-
Der. San Francisco, not yet twenty-five
years old, has 15O, 900 Inhabitants. Her
manufactures amount to $40, 600. 900.
The Pacific slope exports $4,000, 600 to
$50, Zoo, 900 Of bullion annually. The
wheat crop Of California and Oregon is
25, 100000 bushels in a year. San
Francisco. in one year; loaded one hun
bred and sixty vessels for China and cx-
ported SlO,OoO,O0o worth of merchan.
disc aud minerals to that country.
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THE nyBLIC DEBT.

There is. we, believe, a vague idea IL
the pu5lic,mind that though We have been
paying taxes very smurtly since the close
Of the war, We have something to show fo'
it; tha. we have been paying of our ma
.ional debt pretty fast. Such persons
would do well TO quit dreaming and read
.h. following paragraph which We clipfron
the Cincinnati Enquire: ssi 4aF
1.-THE gift Of making everything appear
lovely. ard Of suspcnding the financial
goose at lofty elevation, is one peculiar
to latter-lay Secretaries Of the Treasury
We doubt if there could be any possible
combination Of circumstances which would
prevent the usual monthly exhibit from
showing "a large reduction Of the debt
Unfortunately, however, the figures do
not always bear out the statement. Mr..
Boutwell, makes It appear that on the 6rs'
of May the Governmental Indebtedness
was about six millions less than on the first
ofApril. At such rate Of reduction i il
Of course easy to see an early liquidation
and speedy resumption. Comparing May
i, 1868, with May i, 1867, We find the
following condition Of affairs: q
On the LIST Of May, 1869, the debt
was $2.529, r5s, 20f
On tue LIST Of May, 1867 $2,520,7s6,l9f
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Elegant.

As specimen Of the elegant criticisms
upon Grant furnished BY the Ioyal"
press We submit. the following from the
New York Sun, edited by Charles A
Danna:
Grant is to be pitied. Poor fellow, he's
like tue yellow dogin the menageaie-hc
is to small for loin. he don't look like a
tiger, aud nobody wants TO sec q dog
Ills Cabinet don't suit the people. his ap.
pointments don't please the Senate and
politicians impose on him.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24
Increased Representation.

The Wilmington IN. CO. Journal has
made up and published an elaborate
statement Of the increased representation
to which the South is entitled under the
new order Of things, basing its calcula.
ton on the p 'pulation as furnished BY the
census Of 1860. EAc:ording to this, the
representative strength Of tho South will
b, increased as follows: Maryland 9,
Virginia 8, North Carolina 4, South
Carolina 5, Georgia 9, Florida 2, Alabama
$, Mississippi 4. Louisiana 8. Texas 2,
Missouri /, Arkansas l, Tennessee B.,
Kentucky 3-equal to an increase Of 50
in the lower house Of Congress.
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degree the pcculiari,ics Of the people
hersabouts. We were going to Newton
Falls, to-day, aaa in riding along, Oh
served man painting house. 10 save
the inevitable questions, the fellow had
hung out the following bulletin:
"AsswERs TO ALL QUESTIONS"
Building red, Sashcs blue, Bricks to
be pencilled if the money holds oct. Only
one coat. "smi.h, painter
! set down the man as good paia.er
and a "cute" genius-fully equalto an
emergencies. j. W. w.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24
PROCLAMATION FOR THE vlR.
GINA ELECTION.

On the 14th of May, inst, the Presi.
dent issued a Proclamation, designating
the 9th day Of July as the day for submit
ting the Constitution passed BY tie Con
ycntion to the voters Of the State.
The Proclamation provides for sepa'
rate vote on tho fourth clause Of section
one. ofthe Sd article which DISTINGUISHES all
participants in tbo..Iat rebellion, and also
seventh section Of the Sd article which
prescribes a test oath for officers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24

ANY size you want. A Splendid .,..t ~
Lamps ana Lanterns. OfLamps We have ,ls
kieb, bohemian. Carved. Glass, Bron,ed B,,,
IN slainary, with pendants and Globes, irwin.
when lighted up, a soft, white or Calcium
light; then again, those delicate yet durable
Plain Glass Lamps 10 variety. gi,iusa Ii i
most soft and radiant; and W again, III .,
Brass Lamps. giving good Ii ii
with no chimncys 10 break as they reouiro
harms them no.-csnpot b.
broksn--a Lamp for all purposes. nisssa j'il
Lanterns-a good assortment. Globes md
Cbimneys. m. CHALrANT,
aud 81 "A! NJ DENT,
successor 10 Camden 4 Ralstsn-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24

A Boston paper says the President is
generous enough to desire his errors
pointed out to him. They are as numer-
Gus as the "sins and iu6rnitcs' Of q
greater than he, and VIC would, therefore,
suggest committee Of ten per cent, Of
disappointed offic. seekers, which would
probably number one hundred thousand
men, to remind General Grant Of his sins
Of omission and commission. Their work,
although no sub.divided, would be no sin
ecure. -' ..-l W. 1LL-l-. go !
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24
SINKING FUND.

It is stated that the United States bonds
purchased by the assistant treasure in
New York are to be endorsed over to the
Secretary Of the Treasury in trust for tic
United States. and when sent to Wash.
iugton will stamped or mutilatcd in sone
way to prevent any resale.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-24

The philadelphia Bnt'e,in declares .ha,
Il Senator Ross undertakes to place him
self in opposition to Grant and tn. repub.
lican party, with hope Of winning honor In
the party. he will ascertain that be has
undertaken an impossible task" Just SO
There Is no such thing Us individual indie.
rcrdenc. within the radical organization.
The price Of "hOuor' in that party, Is
slari.h submission to the corrupt rings
N \. rCn.tsl il.
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tempted to defeat it in executive session,
where he also failed and last Of all, be
tried to induce tue officers in the Treasury
Department to Withhold the mans coul-
mission.