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J.. FRIDAY. JUNE 25. 1869

and Hill's are reduced to lSc, and the
Lonsdale, MasonvilIe, and Fruit of the
Loom to lS12c; Whittendon plain cotton
ades are down lc, and plaids of the sane
brand -21zc per yard. The Lewiston A
Ludlow A A, Great Falls A, and Pacific
AsA are nrEa at 45e; Merrimac ID prints of
fresh styles and cOlOrs are up to l3LSc ard
America and Lancaster 1215c; Amoskeag
bring l2c, and Garner Il Co.'s l21zc. Penn
berton brown Canton fannels are firm
at lec-. . 4. Ia
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LonisYiIle Market.
By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. June q

By TeIegraph.I LoUisyILLE. June p.
FLOUR Quiets superfine 81 >.
GRAJN--oIes dy. W heat--Ied at 81 IS;
white al 81 %. Corn 10 bulk GGc. Oats zoe.
Rye 81 >.
LEAF TeBACCo-Steady; sales of 22s
hhrs at "a 5002l 75
PROVIsIOSs--Quiet: mess pork s33 50;
bacon shoulders 1870, clear rib 1870, clear
side lSizc hams l91sc.
LARD--A91ac. Ia
HIGHWIE EkS-94095c.
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NEW YORK, June 24.-The Meth
Odist hasreturns( from $40 churches,
which cast 23.6I5 votes in favor. and
8 sos against Lay Delegation. Three
bundled aud sixty seven churches
gave an Affirmative, and one hundred
and nine churches negative ma
iOrity.
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Mad1sOnVille, KY. Property at Auc-
tiOQ.

y WILL SELL, ON THE PREMISES
A in MadisonviiIe, Kentucky, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1869,
A new mOdern-stYie cottage dwelling. con.
tanning live rooms, hall, and two Veran-
dahs; having, also, cisteru, smOke-housa,
stable, wood and coal h3use, garden, pouI-
try-yard, and two and a half acres of
grOund-al under good fence.
Also, three well-lOcated vacant lots, l33
by 1876 feet each.
TT TERMs-One-third 60 cash; balance at
the expiration Of three years, interest and
lien.
sale positive. as l am about to remove
from this place.
Junl2 dtd JOHN r. STRANGE.
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5ev York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June "a.
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet The
Indications are that The prices of plain
cotton fabrics have reached the highest
altitude for the present, as we fna a re-
action OF &c per yard to-day in the prices
OF various makes, as follows: Hope bleach
ed musli as are down to l5c, and so are
Blackstone A and a A do; Mystic Lake
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Words OF Weight for Wives and

Words OF Weight for Wives and
Mothers.
The superiority of HOST ETT Il R -
SIOMACH BITIERS over all other fonfcS
ana correctiYes, as a remedy for dyspepsia
DInousness, nervous affections, and ali
complaints Of the visceral orgaus and asa
preventive OF matariOuS disorders is pro-
NerDlal5 nut perhaps II is not so generally
known mat the ingredients of this famous
lnVlgorant and ate ratiVe exercise n now
erIul anu most beneficial influence in that
numerous and distressing cIaSs of ailments
o. which 50 many thousands OF delicate
women are the patient, accompanying
victims. The special troubles of The sex
CONNIE ncing with the dawn of woman
aood and extending over a period of from
bhllty 10 thirty-nVe years, are as readily
ana certainly relieved by he operation OF
IRIS admirable vegetable pIeparntfOn as
any OF The complaints common to both
sexes, for which tt Is recommended as u
Specinc. The attention Of mothers is in
yited TO It's balsamic effect in those pecu-
ltar cases Of functional irreguIariIy AID
Irritation, which, when neglected or mall
treated, destroy the health and shorten The
hVeS OF so many invalics. There is 10
NEED for the powerful aud dange rOus drugs
too often resorted to IN such cases The
mild tonic and restorative action or the
requires in its struggle TO OVercOm. the
dtfhcully, and vast amount of suffering
would be sparet To the sex If taey placed
implicit faith in this wholesome vegetable
1nVlgorantt corrective, ami nervine, aud
discarded the pernfciOus nOstrumA adver-
Used by ignorant and mercenaIy oharla-
tans.
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R bellIOn Broken out ut AragO,
Porto Rico.

New YoRK, June 24.-IntelIigence
has been received by a commercial
house in this city that a rebellion had
broken out at Arago. Porto Rico. 1t
was deemed formidable. News of the
event had been received at different
points on the Island, and caused pro-
found excitement.
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York for Madrid about the 10th or l5tn
of July. Mr.. Hale will await his ar
rival.
There is no probability that Mr.
Perry will be appointed Secretary of
Legation.
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EnrOnean Market.

By Cable-I LONDON, J une p.
The BANK of England mas reduced the
rate # interest to 31Sc per cent.
CONsoLs-Closed at 9ZIs tor money and
81 for account. Five-Twenty bonds, S01S f;
do at Frankfort, S61SQSJ3s. 5 ocks quiet.
ErIes, a914 Illinois Central, 941z
PARIS June p. - BOurse dull: renies
30 francs and 10 centimes. The Increase of
specie in the Bank Of Engllnd is EI4R0.0;
decrease in the Bank OF France, 2,SU00O0
francs.
LIVERPOOL, June q cotton. the mar-
ket for uplands, lz74d; New Orleans,
I21zd; the sales we're 10000 bales. Cahfor-
MIA whIie wheat. los I'd; Red western,
9s 81. w estern -four, 23s 3D.. Corn,
26s 6d for old, and Is Sd for new. Oats,
3s Sd. Barley 5s. Peas SIS Cd. Pork 99s.
Lard Y.
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BlNGHAMPToN, June 24.-The trial
of d. T. Cramer, on a charge of re.
ceiving bonds stolen from the Royal
Insurance Company, In 1866, was con-
cluded to-day. He was found guilty,
aud sentenced to five years hard la
Dor in Auburn State Prison.
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Hemnhls Marknr.

BY telegraph MEMPHIS. June q.
CoTroN-Dull; sales 100 bales middlfng al
3iIIc; low -mtddling 3J11ci receipts, 81
bales; exports, 100 bales.
FLOUR-Dull ana unchanged.
NHEAT-sl 70.
GoIsN-92i &c.
OATS-71c
HAY-S2j GO.
BRAN-S2
Corn MEAIs--S4 >.
POE k e34 IS.
IsARD-z0a2Ic.
BACON-Firm; shoulders, l5c; sides, l9c.
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DIED.

GUMBERTS. --On Thursday morning,
June 24tff. 1859. MARY GUMBERTs, wife OF
Emanuel Gumberts, aged 4S years.
The funeral will take place to-day (Fri-
day. at9 AM, from her late residence, on
Clark Street, between Second and Third.
The friends of the family are invited to
attend without further notice.
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BaSe Rail.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-The Cincin
natis beat the Marylands at base ball
AZ to z.
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T. W. TURNER.
W. L. KUMLER,
4 GARD

The above change having become neces-
saryo on account of the continued ill health
OF Mr. kumter, shall continue the ShO
BuStness at the same place, and with all
the facilities Of the late firm
+. w. TURN Err.
Evansville, June 10th, 1869. [Jun2l DIR
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my office till Monday, June
2oths 1863 at 10 O'Clock A M. for earth work
aud hiltng to be done on Franklin Street
between the bridge and the wooden mill,
according o the direction OF the Board of
commissioners. VICTOR BISCH.
Evansville, June 2lst, 1869. Ijun23 dtd
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FOR SALE.

EYOK LUABLE MAIN
&c STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egier property,
tuated on the west corner OF Nam and
sixth Streets, fronting 75l5 feet on Main
street and llU feet on Sixth Street. said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply to
J. p. ELLtOTT & SON,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fe16 dtf
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The Heallng Pool.

An Essay for Young Meu on the Crime
OF Solitude, and The Diseases and Abuse
whleh create impediments TO MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUG HTON, Howard
Association, Pniiadel phta, Pa.
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DissoIutian of Partnersbip.

FgVTEE FsARTNERSHTP HERETO
- fore existing under the firm name Of
Turner & Kumler IS dissolved by mutual
consent, dating z fEOnl jane lst.
a X accounts due said firm Will be co.,
lectei by EW Turner, and all Liabilities
discharged by him.
T. W. TURNER.
w. u. KITMI,E.R-
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Business House to Rert.

"EOwN As ST MAIN STREET,
IA between Second and Third. For par
ticulars inquire At this Office, or OF A.
LODGE or Z. I. JENKINS.
MALI dtf
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a a No. L MELCH COW. as good as
IA. is in Southern Indiana, five years old
with a heifer calf two weeks old. She will
give five to six gallons per Gay OF as good
rich milk as as ever MIXED. For further
Information inquire at this office. Ljun25
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Wanted.

TWENTY-FIVE LABORERS. TO
a. go to Henderson. Wages two dollars
per day. InqQire of
juu25 DIT JOHN HAFFEY.
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BATCgEEOR,S HAZE DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable tnstants ncous: no dis
appoint ment; no ridiculous tints; reme-
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by All Druggists
Batche or's Wig Factory, No. IS B0nd ST.
New York
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Half Fare Rates

t1 The elegant Steamer
fsgh Tara soon
- VIII leave Evansville THURS
DAY, July Ist, at O'Clock M. taxing ex-
cursionists from this city and all points
above to LeavenwOrth, Ind. (GOur miles
frona the eHvel, arriving there on Friday
at y NJ. Returning, viii take them on
board at LeaVenWOrth on Saturday at IL
Pm, arriving at Evansville on Sunday,
July 4th, at PM. 81 es
This arran cement viii give excursion
lists ample time TO visit the Cave.
A splendid Brass and String Band will
accompany the eXcursionfsts
+ Passengers for T. e IOnnd trip from all
points ON the river at half rates.
JAMES MATHER, Master.
Mi Is WARREN, Jerk.
r. $. VOOLFOLK, Sup't. Tjun25 dot
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AND RETURN

Leaves Louisville FRIDAY, July p, at
D Pm, carrying passengers at SO Gog the
T0Uad trip, aud nom way ports in propOr-
don.
Leaves Evansville on SATURDAY, July
%, at II ;i5 A. H., carrying passengers TO Mt.
Vernon and return FOR TWO DOLLA RS
EACH.
Returning, leaves Evansville on SAT
URDA July 3d, at Il midnight, and
arrive AT LOuisvil Monday At A An.
The GREAT WESTERN STAR BAND
(StriEg and Brass has been engaged for
the occasion.
Persons desiring to visit WyandOtte Cave
viii have ample time 10 explore this great
wonder OF nature aud rejoin the boat upon
her return either up or down, and will be
carried at half fare
A. II. GILMORE. Master.
2 X. IL. VOOLFOLK, Supt. jun24 dtd
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Noth Patehes, FreckIes q Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tot
hose BRowE DIscOLoRArIoNs on the lsce
RsrTy's Moth and FreokLe Lotion. Pre-.
,ared only by DIR. ID. @. PERRY, 80 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar18 d6m
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MAIN NTREET EXORANGE.

. = 3
Corner of Effih and sixth SGs..
SIGN Of BIG REb'LBCTINC} Ii NYh I2N
T0LEASAHE, airy rooms, clean, COM
a Portable beds, with excellent board s.
per eek, or single meals 30 cents; lodgings
80 cents. The best the market affords Will
always b fOunI here, aud orders for fresh
berries, fruit and Catawba wine of the
Kretcnmar farm will be thankfully receiV-
ed and promptly attended to.
je6d6m JOHN q. .SCIWEIZER.
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TELEGRA APH.
The Pennsylvania State
Convention.
President Grants Admin
iStratiol Endors sd.
The Vote on Lay Repre-
sen tation.

Reign of Terror in Ken
tucky.
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ron sT.AcK WORMS AND PIMPLES
o,1 to rtce. use IsTYU's Cmei0ne dlid IlDl-
s,te Ps,aefiV, prepared oniy Dy Jr. b. g..
pgptty - BOnd street, New York. sold
s,ls,.v where. The trade supplied by whole
SAFE medicine dealers. lInhI7 doni,w3
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHE
FreckIes and Tan from the face use Per-
7-1f's moth and FTectLs Lotion. Prepared
only by Dr. B. T.. Percy. Sold by all drug
gists. lmhl8 dSm, w.Im-sp
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FLORENCE, June 24.-Oficial jour
mails state that large crowds assembled
on the streets of Genoa, but commit
ted no violence, eonfning their dem.
onstrations to the utteranee of sedi-
tious cries. They finally dispersed
without making any resistance to the
police. Slight demonstrations are
reported in Naples and Bermago.
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY
EXCURSEON! H !
MORNING STAR

WIN make Fourth of July Excursion
Trip from
LOUISVILLE TO MT. VERNON,
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sPECxAE NOTICES.

GEO. E. GRESHAM, Secretary.
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night at the earnest solicitation of many citi-

MANUFAcTUREs.-To give some idea of the
manufactures of this city we would state that
we had occasion, yesterday morning to visit
the large establishment of Charles Staples &
Son, Engineers, Machinists and Iron Found
ers, and were very politely shown over the
building by Mr.. Geo. Damon, one of the part
ners, to whom we are indebted for our inform
alton.
This firm has almost completed two i'm
mense marine boilers, weighing about % tons
each, for the side-wheel steamer New York, of
the St. Johns and Portland line and which
has been pronounced by competent judges one
of the finest jobs they ever saw, Two yalua-
BILE Improvements have been made in the con.
struction of these boilers which are original
with the firm. The boilers will be ready for
the steamer in about four weeks. They have
also just completed steam fog signal of their
own invention, which was selected from six
others submitted, and is to be stationed tempo
rarily at Cape Elizabeth Light, but ultimately
at Quoddy Head. 1t was tested Wednesday
afternoon by Gen. Duane and Mr.. Edwards. of
the Light House Department, and others, and
pronounced by them perfect success in every
respect. 1t is arranged SO as to blow large
whistle ten seconds out of every sixty with a
steam pressure of 100 pounds.
They are also building an engine and boiler
for side-wheel steamer, owned by Mayor
Hobson, Capt. w. Hill aud others of Bidde-
ford and Saco, to ply on the Saco river They
have just finished one portable engine and are
getting off another for saw-mills up country.
They are very busy with general work in the
foundry, and also in the safe shop which is the
only one in the State, and in which was man
ufactured the safe of the Maine Savings Bank,
one of the fines safes over manufactured any
where
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The Treatmen, of Criminals.

10 the Editor of the Press:
In Wednesdays Press exception js taken to
the articles in the last Mirror on capital pun
ishment. No one can be more sorry that they
were "infnitely dull" than your humble sub
scriber.
As part compensation, it is but right thai
the very brief explanation of that passage in
our Saviour's matchless life, alluded to in your
issue, should be given. The guilty woman
stands alone before Jesus, abandoned by every
accuser. Otis the glory of the kedeener 'na'
by his work of wondrous power ior man' ac-
cusation against the penitent is nusned iorev-
er.) He replies, "Neither DO condemn thee;
Go and sin no more Wnile assuming not
70 toll all this utterance means, we shall agree
that when man burns your dwelling, and
stands convicted in open court, it does mot
mean that the judge shall say, 81 do not con-
denim thee; go, burn no morep or when a
rogue, driving his nefarious trade, picks your
pocket, and is brought in guilty, that judicial
authority should say, $50 in peace, only in fu-
ture pick no pockets" And SO through the
whole catalogue of crime against statute law.
S.
1--WE assuredly shall not "agree." Society
does say to its criminals in your hypothetical
cases, $50 and burn no more" and $50 and
steal no more," only not having the simple
fiat of Omnipotence to enforce its inunctions
it is compelled to resort to physical restraints
or Imprisonment for its own protection. This
is legitimate punishment Anything more
than this is vengeance, and clearly at variance
with the precedent for the treatment of Grim
inals established by the Saviour. "S, in COM
mon with many good people, has fallen into
the egregous mistake that pleading for hui
mainly in society's own behalf is pleading for
criminal license. Let him read the commune
cation on the first page of this paper and see
how mistaken he is-ED.1
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The Mountaineering woman question"
has decidedly got the cold shoulder this year.
In the Senate Mr.. SHELLS report from the COM
mittee on legal reform recommending the ref
erence of the subject to the uext Legislature.
was accepted without division. In the House
Mr.. Gilbert, of Bath, objected to showing the
subject even this courtesy, and recommended
that it be definitely disposed Of He thought
that reference to the next Legislature was
"ascribing too much Importance to the peti.
TONS" Mr.. league of Lyndon, Harrington of
Fryeburg, Oak of Garland, and Kempton of
Mt Vernon, opposed Mr.. Gilbert, and the ac
ton of the Senate was finally concurred in.
Let Mr. Gilbert forego his Congressional as
pirations.
The measure brought forward by Mr.. Twitch-
ell OF this city in regard to railroads has been
misunderstood. He merely proposes to make
some provision against the total SUSPENSION of
trains on railroads, as has been at times at
tempted on the Buckfeld Branch or Portland
and Oxford Central road 1t has no applica-
ton to cases where a single train is taken Off
II the road continues open for traffic and pas
sengers.
Our legislative report this morning shows
that the capital punishment question is not
yet disposed of, and that there will be further
discussion of the subject Tuesday. Yesterday
two of our Portland Representatives spoke on
the subject, Reed against and Morris for strang-
ulation.
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Religions Notices.


P Y. M. @. A.-Regular prayer meeting at the
rooms every morning. from 81 to o'clock, and Wed.
nesday and Saturday evenings, from a to O'Clock
Ladies are invited to attend.
The Young Mems Christian Association will hold
public meeting in State street Church Sunday even
ing at o'clock. Addresses to the young people may
be expected from Rev. Messrs. Frink, Wstherbee,
Palmer, Judge Davis and others. 1t is also hoped
PROT Parks will be present and address the meeting
All are cordially invited.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH.-Services In the Tenn
pie High Street, tomorrow morning at the usual
hour. Sermonsby Rev. Mr.. Hayden. Sabbath School
Immediately after service. Evening meeting In the
vestry.
spIRITUALIsTs-Atth three O'Clock P. M. tomorrow
Congress Hall, Hon. j. G. WO0dman will give the
second lecture on the miracles OF the Bible and other
miracles. rs
at O'Clock the discussion on Christian strangula-
tion of Criminals will be resumed and continued to
O'Clock.
At7P M. Stephen s. Foster of Worcester, Mass,
VIII SPEAK oy Rareqilar request on omsnp rights
sive Lyceum at 10t A. M.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL DEMONSTRATING
at the West Congregational Church tomorrow,
commencing at O'Clock p. M. Sabbath School SER
P. M.
Andover, Mass, will preach at State street Church
tomorrow morning and afternoon. Sabbath School
will meet at II O'Clock p M. in the chapel.
MoUNTFoRT ST. A. M. e. CHURoH.-There will
row at the usual hours. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. John T. Hayslett. Sabbath school at close of
the afternoon services. All are invited.
WILLIsToN CHAPEL. corner of May and Danforth
streets. Sabbath School at II o'clock p M. All are
cordially invited.
SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress. near
the of Locust street. Rev. @, A. Bradley, of
Massachusetts, will preach in the Second Universe
list Church tomorrow. Sabbath School concert in
the evening. 40
HIGH STREET CHURoH.-Sabbath School will be
held in the vesry Of Central Church commencing at
II O'Clock and closing at a. Teachers meeting at
Dea S. G. Chase's, new State street. from ito g.
Full attendance is requested Social meetings will
be held regularly Wednesday evenings at the YES
try of the Central church at u O'Clock.
SECOND PARIsH.-Rev. I. z Converse, Of Bur
lngton VT, will preach in the First Parish Church
to morrow at P. NJ. sabbath School at 10l A. NJ.
Social meeting at z p M. In the Y. M. G. A. rooms
corner of Brown and Congress streets.
CONGRESS STREET CHURCH.-Lovefeast IN the
merning at O'Clock. Preaching at 10i by the pas
tor; at 8 P. M. by Rev. Joseph Colby.
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LECTURE ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.-S. 8. Eos.
ter, of Worcester, Mass, whose name is as
naturally associated with the great anti-slayery
warfare as that of Garrison, will lecture on
Woman Suffrage, at Congress Hall, tomorrow
night. The simple announcement that Mr.
Foster will speak is enough to secure a large
audience. 1t is not great while ago that he
was naobbsd in Portland for daring to raise his
voice in advocacy of human rights, and to this
day he is suffering from the effects of blow
struck at that time by "conservative"-by
man who was then in exactly the same posi-.
ton, relative to progress and reform, that the
opponents of woman suffrage occupy now
Happily the movement for this last extension
of the franchise does not excite those bitter
animosities and murderous hatreds that the
glorious old crusade against slavery did and
all the brickbats that are likely to be hurled
are few hackneyed interjections that were
worn out long ago in the service of defunct
denominations. Mr.. Foster is man whose
long years of hard service in the cause of pro-
gress has given him national reputation.
Wherever men assemble to attack oppression,
injustice, monopoly, class privileges or wrong,
his voice is heard eloquently pleading for the
right. He has taken an active and prominent
part in the late meetings in Massachusetts,
which have convened for the purpose of adj
vancing the cause of labor reform and woman
suffrage, and being in Portland on business
has consented tospeak in Congress Hall to-