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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04

The Sp5aqf d Hp,Wican comments upon
the great zeal orMr GpttLCY in dcnouncing the
French fer continuing The war and endcavorrg
TO defend the city Of Paris. The REPETITION
thinks that this dcnuuciation is the same as if
during the rel clou Mr.. GRErLEI bad advised
the people of the United States to surrender to
jar. DAVIS on lis own terms. Why, bless your
soul this is just about what he did advise, aud
that more than once All through our war Mr.
GREELEY wus anxious to settle, without much
regard to the honor or interest Of the nation, and
lie fin Nv bailcd Jar. DAVIS at the eud and it
is not surprising flat he should now be Of the
same opinion concerning the war in France. If
Loris NArotroS should be indicted in France, he
would probably be ready to bail him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04
SiN;!cth huniycrs ~ OF the Am ricln
LONrn.

LOGrus
Tie six'ictl anniversary of the hmrs'o1r
3oarl og Commissioners Tor Foreign Missions
IS 70 oc held n Brooklyn during the present
week, commencing this evening, when u scr.
mon Will be preached by the Rev. Or
STEAENs Tbs meeting will cal together
ulwori Of five thousand poopl'- clerpymcn
and laymen-irom all paris Of tn country
including fly ms on.ros from various
quarters Of the world. Tho hospitality Of
tie City Of ChuIctos IS sorcly tried to take
care of this great multitude and although
iog several weeks pas; appeals 'or G,commo.
tons have been made every SmAoy tom
Presbyterian and ColGr 'Eato0al pulW:s,
several hundred expected delegates are y",
unpo,ii,l Tor.
The Am rcan Board j. one Of the yol.u any
organizations ior Christian enterprise and
lcu>y, ic.cs that came INTO cxigtcrcc during
the early part Of the present century Thn
Am r.can Home Missionary Society - sis
r organization for domestic operations
Tho American Tract Society the AmercGn
| Bile Society AM lie American Sunday
| school Uni II arc similar agcrcc9 for Te.
| liriou- ca.I th,dgh embracing in tApig
scope w'Uc. f,d Of Denomination
! uni o. Il was The crca,lou Of thcs. ol,-
$ !e rg.ne.ca, and Tie diversion 10 thcln
OF Tie b,HcyolUt coIt-I. ut,ous of larte
! ruul u of tie churlhca, witch grady con.
tIilu,cd TO awaken that spirit Of tclusm IN
| ..etIes .ytcl.aA CLulch IA ,Ae United States,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04

President GRANT has justly been described
as the great American doncc. lie takes presents
on all occasions and from everybody; and, as Is
we'll known, he has appointed men to the highest
offices in consideration Of the presents they have
given him. On Sunday last all the papers re-
corded the fact that on Saturday the President
had visited watch factory and received present
of gold watch. 1t was given to him by Mr..
CUES Perhaps he will make Mr.. GILES a mem
Der Of lis Cabinet, in the changes which are
about to take place in that remarkable organiza-
linn
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DraTn or THE DUKn or Aissfr


~ T7'I q ~ n n.
LoNooN, Oct. 2.--Nonr special at Ostcrd tclc.
r.n's me TINT tlIH rcnog' Of the victory q, Vcr-
-ai'. on eve 1-th, rurrortps TO Re signed ~ Gair-
hcul. is entirely di'c.chjcj Ia" rro-7mation
sas distributed IN Lite and Nl',0c ,ulcs, no one
ems TO know By whom, or for what purpose. In
YES cations uTe making. lie seuls mc pr .icu'ars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04

lie expense, IL is not clear that the most Of it
might not be used to raise an abundant crop OF
votes for some partisan interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04
Judge InGrnhnm PuzzIsd- National o. stats
Inriahictlnn nXnr iln nl lnis of NcA. \ nrL

Jurisdiction over the pilois of New Norks
The Commissioners of Pilots sought To restrain
John haginn aud others by Injunction rom acting
as pilots, as they bad no license under the safe law
of 1-5l, creating the Board The rocuslnt pilot
have licenses from the United States Inspectors TN
der the Federal law OF 1867. and they hold that hat
law abrogatcd tNe State law aud that the, are au
thorized to pursue their vocation wlthou; reference
to any rules laid down bv the Commissioners. Judge
ngrdham refuses to grant az injunction until there
shall have been some final adjudication By m act.Ol
for the penalty in viOla1, the state law. Il the de
csion In such action should be- adverse TO the claims
OF these p.os. then 1t might be proper to Grant
Injunction. Tine act Of Con r"ss. the JUDGE says,
lave involved the p.lotare business In confusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04

What n mistake the Republicans made
that they did not nominate for Governor GroRGE
OrbYKE, MARSHALL q. RoBrnrs, or some man Of
that stamp instead Of one against whom such
serious charges can be brought as are now hurled
against Gen. WoouroRp Then the Republicans
could have made gallant eight against the De-
mocracy, and dealt some heavy blows at Tam
many. But now they are crippled, and the
issues which ought to have been prominent in
the contest ere thrown into the shade. while the
leader Of their ticket is put on the defensive to
eNpl in the rrayc-t charges against his Official
and personal character. As it turns cut, It
would have been infinitely better TO have nom.
na.cd IloEtcR GRrttLr even, and taken the
O. auccs for though Gen. GnANr would have
hung on his rear and tried to defect him. nobody
would have vcutGrcd to iusiuuato III { he was
guilty Of corruption, or mallcaslncc in Office, or
abettng the slave trade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04

A wr tier in the Press discusses at consid
cradle length Photograph which he Las heard Of
purpor,iug to represent the skull OF SuAEEsrsARr
lie is under the impression that somcj.d y has
dug up the skull and made photographs from II.
This is mistake. II is fact, however, that
plaster mask Of SHAKESPEARE, taken apparently
from his face Immediately after death, was dis
covered some years ego in the collection Of an
ancient German family near Dusseldorf 1t has
for few years 81 been in the possession of
Professor OwsS Of London, who has kept il in
glass case III the BRITISH Museum. Many photo.
graphs have been taken from it, and it is prob
able that it Is some rnnor about these which has
excited the interest OF the writer in the Prtss.
There ore many reasons for believing that this
mask represents the genuine appearance of
SHAKESPEARE and il certainly gives a very diff
fercnt idea Of the man irom any portrait pre-
yiously knawi. Tho photographs are many in
number, and depict the mask from almost every
possible point Of view, aad ia every possible
aspect The head rs they exhibit H. was one If
the Crandc,t ana most massive, aad tne clun
,cnanc, the most bcapjp', intellectual. an.
noble ever je'oil. Mr.. WILLIAM PAGr, the cc,y-
tl.ttd or. ,,t q this CITY, has for some months
been en- -oc,i IN modelling head ct SH,S..
SCARE -fci Ties, iuo;. %. phs. Although wn'a
We lest saw It the e.rl wa3 IN very unfinished
state, twas exceedingly .nlrc i've.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-04

many of it's largest and most promising
missions. In this emergency a compromise
was effected, by which a considerable num-
Der of the missions. including some in India
China, Africa, and elsewhere, wcro trans
fcrrod Sthe care of the Presbytcriai, Boaffof
Missions. AT the meeting in Brooklyn this
week the formal transfer of these establish
ments, or more properly the REIMBURSEMENT
Of the care OF them by the American Board,
will be made, furnish ng occasion for many
interesting reviews of missionary work and
achievements. The meetings will also be
the occasion for the formal leave taking and
separation from tho Board of many veteran
missionaries, some of whom have served
under tie patronage and direction for quar-
ter of injury. Altogether, therefore, the
present anniversary of this respectable and
venerable Board will have peculiar interest,
iustifying the large attendance anticipated
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25
q Good Negro Sense. {

=. The editor of the lMaysville (Tenn.)
Republican, the only paper in that
State edited and published by a COLI
iored man, in recent article, says of
the Radicals s9idalggJs la 81. 10
s ~They are men who want Office !;
are malicious and want revenge; peo-
pie who want to increase the, colored
mans enemies and make break in
the friendship now existing between
athe negro and his late.owhers. They
are the demagogues - unprincipled
and corrupt politicians, men who
want an army ct soldiers, to saddle
more expense upon our State. in order
to do their dirty work under bayonet
protection a word, extreme Rad
icals. We entreat the men of our
race not t) be b inded and fooled, be
free, and not the slaves of miserable
guides, without Judgment, conscience
or honesty" tl''' =dH7H. -l.a R6ia =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

/, The NATIONAL Labor CoNeREss,l
recently indsessiont ataaCincinnati,i j
adopted the following. resolutions: sTs
. Resolred, ,Thats.laborers inoalli der
paItments OF, industry are suffering
from q system of monetary laws,
which were enacted during the late
war asSmeasures that were assumed
g Unnecessarily tosthe9life bf the nation,S
,andoWhich are now, sought to- be- eper-
petuated in the interest Of the bond
holders and bankers as a means to
subvert the government of our fatfIs
ers and establish on its ruins an en-
pire,in in Observation-Disclosures shall
be, centralized to, restrain and Cypress
Che rights, of labor and subordinate
it's ,votaries to the merciless demands
Of aggregated capital. bu
3gReSot0ea, That the rate of interest
ON amoneyissthe governing power in
the distribution of the preductsef in
dustrg and enterprise between capital
and labor, and that the per cent, rates
are In excess OF, and dispropoffionate
tO,z thedincrease iof national ilwealth
and oppressive to the ipredncingielass.
Resoked, That the national bank
system, being fnimieal to the spirit of
liberty and sabVersiveh 10 the 'pfinci-
iples!of justice, without bfwaEpantin the
Constitution of the United States; and
WHongfully increasing the burdens of
the producing classes millions of doll
lars, Justice demands its repeai.9 "a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

91 A WE'LL posted Washington official,
WHO has taken up the mission Of our
late reliable contraband." has been
on the beach at LONG Branch, and is
possessed of state secrets to the effect
that on Saturday, Oct 1st, M. Ham
ilton Fish will be succeeded by Sec.
retary Trumbull, and also that Secre-
tary cox will then retire from the In
terior department, and take a foreign
mission-to Berlin, it is PRESUMED. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25
rhelnutxI or Rsphbiioans.

g The New York Post edited by
William G. bryant; and one of the
ablest of Republican papers in an ar
ticle opposing a protective tariff adj
vises all Republicans who are in favor
of revenue reform and oppose such
plunderipg exactions as are imposed
by Schencks tariff bill, which had the
almost unanimous support of Radical
Congressman, to make their, opposi-
ton felt in the coming Congressional
contest. The Post says: -; aa =
If in any Congressional district the
Republican managers nominate q pro.
teetionist, and the Democrats a free
trader or revenue, reformer, then we
hold it to be the clear duty of Repub.
licans who desire revenue reform to
support the Democrat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

81 JeHNA9 , BrNGffaM, of Mrs Strratt
notof1etyg wasarenominated fofa Cont
gressHfrom thela16thi district ioT the
-17tho instS bpra majority of three
votes, by the Radical Convention at
Cambridge, The Ohio Democrat. Of
sthes 19tiG inst.y i learned that Belm ont,
! Gurnsep and Noble ieountiesp Bolted,
swearing that they will nos longer be
erode, booted and spnfedIH by ohm
A! Bingham. Two years agog Bling
HAMS majority was only 4l6, aiid1with
. agoodoBomination ion; ;lanse fEi6ioat olgan2
ization and thorough woElle they can
Flayoutthe great ImpeacileradF yd
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25
. ~ = u
Skulking the Issues.

"a
The, Radiesl State CeHYentionadopt-
edga platform composed of six resolu-
tions, but theyidid not therein clearly
and distinctly express the opinion OF
the party on any of the questions
which are Of the most vital interest
TO- the people, 90 7sl,sl sdi isal =.
They passed {. resolution upon the
! subject Of the tariff, but did not con-
descend to, say whether the party is
in favor of protection OF, not nor can
any ono tell from Its, reading. ..a.f =
lq The question Of importing Coolies
Ito take the, place Of our own lahorers
WAS ignored altogether e4ai a
I 70 They, were mum upon the question
Of taxing the bonds Of the govern
ment s.. that the wealthy ,bondholdeI
shall pay his Just proportion of the
expenses qfa government from which
he derives Ives s 50 p many privileges and SO
much. protection. ,.ciqeqa .qs..,,r, ii.
They do not deign 20 inform the
people whether they are, in favor OF
maintaining our present expensive
and odious revenue system with its
horde of useless officers. ~
These are questions of practical i'm
portance to the people in the present
contest and upon which every voter
should know the position Of the can
didate and the party before casting
his vote. Would it not have been
quite as well for the Radical Conven-
tion to have pronounced distinctly
upon these questions as to have ,ex-
pended SO much "cheap talk" in laud-
| ing the Radical party and in express
ing their synipathies in matter about
which they have no interest farther
than they can use it in catching votes.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

THE Cincinnati EHquifer says. The
European war wilfslast two years and
beight,months. Mr. Seward has decid-
ed that question. He said the rebel
lion would be crushed ont in ninety
days, and it actually ended in four
byears. Now he asserts that the Fran
! Ec0-P -Prnssianr nnpleasantness will iiter-
bmfnate in sixty days Therefore, 80
I4:6o=224 let it be recorded
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25


y THERE IS evident1y d good deal Of
AN awakening among tile people of
all parties, ESPECIALLY of the West, up
on the subject Of the tariff. and many
who have kept right along voting the
Radical ticket, are beginning to look
into this matter and to understand
how the people arc being plqndered
under the name Of protection It
is this fact which induced the late
Radical Convention of this State TO
adopt a resolution SO ambfgdous in
its language as to lead to a controver-
tsy among the members Of their own
party, as to what it MEANS one
side claiming that 1t is for free
trade" and the other that it means
protection. No body not anxious tc
| be deceived upon the subject need be
The Radical Congress at its late ses.
siom did d great deal Of loud tall
| about tariff reform Z but they did moth
ing but work for the benefit Of til,
mon6p polists. The Radical tCongres!
| gave US this system of robbery" and
] though they have had the power t,
lldosso they have refused to give til,
| people any relief If the people ar
4 longer deceived by the.cheap talk con
/ tanned in these specious resolves ii
bthe face and eyes of the entire 'histo
Try Of the Radical party, he deserve
to be a Slave TO the lords of New
England their work shall, y
know them"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

The Republican party is in favor OF
making white labor cheaper by ina
porting Chinese coolies, and putting
them in competition with white men.
The Democratic party is opposed to
CoolieI importation, fayors white men.
and paying. q, fair days wages for a
fair days work, w orkingmen, which
party. do you want in power? ?agaf .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

The State debt Of North Carolina
has increased under thelast two years
OF Holden's government, the trife OF
Se1 ,OO0, 600 and the people have noth-
ing to show for it. That's a specimen
|. of Radical economy. - - -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

The resolution of the Ohio Radical
State ConFention, expressing sympa-
thy for the Prnssians in her present
struggle with France, is a cheap slop
flung to the German voters, but it is
Too tansparent'to accomplish its pur-
pose. They may claim great love for
that @sweet German accent" but
while they are placing distractions in
the way of the naturalization of for
eigners, the sensible Germans will not
fail to understand that this spasmodic
manifestation of apathy for Prns=
sia. at this. time is simply bid for the
German vote, and that the Radicals
care as little for tie Germans in this
| struggle as they did Tor the Fenians
in 1868 when they. were expressing in
resolutions their admiration Tor the
arich Irish Brogue.s The following
from the New y 6rk. Stapt$ .Zeitung,
the greatest German paper in The Uni
ted States, shows that the Radical
game, is understood aud viii surely
prove failure: =
.rThe Ohio. Republicans have been
trying again to ride two horses al
once. In the second paragraph oi
Istheir platform they demands atone and
the same time revenue tariff and q
prohibitory tariff. Since it was fore.
seen that Gas they have lost the help
of Schenck's sdnomination) such par.
agraph must imperiItheir party with
all intelligent Germans, they throw
the Germans a. special bait in the way
of sympathy for Germany, in hei
struggle with France. Stiil further
to .eonclliate those who might be dis
gusted with such an Introduction o.
] foreign topics into our home; policy
they declare that { the American peo
I pie observe with the strictest. impair
tiality an European contest which
i turns only on1dynastie Interests !.
i Egas This tieal'legerdesnainl can on
a 4y excite the astpnishInent of ipolitf
cal babes. Our latest news from .Ohit
+ would incline us to believe that peo
4 pie don't particularly care for jesting
0 theyIare rather in earnest about max
, ing an end of all such circus 1politi
bfiiaapft cianpfstt" rs OF e.liaaoI9d 2,li,ites. : :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

RANDALE-GRATE.AIn Dcerfield. Aug 18th.
1s70, by Rev. &. Brown, Mr.. Hiram s, Randall
and Miss EmclineGrate, both of Deerheld.
sULLIyAN-RUGGLEs. Brimfield, on the
14th inst, by A. II. Lamphear, Mr.. Daniel
giles, of Brimileld. u, - - } .=ts
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

Why don't some industrious Yam
keeh invent some patent by which
printers could do without money and
obliga' more people. We. do wish
that printers could be fed, clothed,
kept awake and alive all the time by
steam. gas, or electricity or some oth-
er agents thanithe ones now required.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

dFWENpE4L PHILLIrs, the great aus
thor and tinisher of the Radical faith,
has been nominated by the Prqhibi-i
tionists of Massachusettslas theiHican4
didate, for Governor, and tan effort is
being made to WheedleI the Labor
party into his supportaa eli s4adw n,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

THE New York Herald says the
clergy costs the United States $40
100000 per annum the criminals $40
100000; the lawyers s700O0,OO0, and
rum S2OO,OO0,OOO.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

How HONEST 1.-The Radicals, in
the resolutions of their State Conven-
tion, declare, that "the policy of
granting subsidies of public lands to
corporations and nlonopolies is un-
fqualifiedly condemned" Now, isn't
that tile heighth of impudence. Who
are they that during the last ten years
have been granting lands to tie great
railroad monopolies2 Who are they
who have robbed the people of 200,-
100000 of the. public domain which
the Government, held in trust for
them and bestowed it upon corpora
itions aud Ihohopolists !? A resolution
adopted by a conclave of common
thieves declaring themselves opposed
! TO- stealing would be worthy of as
much credit. $50 5aiai!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25
- -s-sSr----- = : -
Tt Cfpcinnot; Enou;rer

The Cincinnati Enquirer has a
special hell correspondent, by which
it proposes to keepits readers posted
as to what is going on.at the Radical
head-auarters. That's enterprise. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

g HORACE GREELEY is talked of as the
Republican candidate for Governor
of New York. ~ ~ ~ - b''''-.'4-t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

3ON Thursday last, Hon. Lewis D..
Campbell was nominated by acclama-
tfon as the Democratic candidate for
Congress from the Third District
Good bye Schenck, for you will be
distanced by the Butler Ponyw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25
the Democrat.

OK the 22d insta the President is
sued his Proclamation of Neutrality
in reference to the French and Prus'
sian war. h s..a;,i.r,5.gs at. s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

The New York .Sun, Radical, says
Congress ought to impeaeh President
Grant for using the navy in the ST.
Domingo war.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25
.Countx.Remocratic Convention

ST; Tie Democratic electors Of Portage county
-e are requeste 70 meet in Delegate Cony $nton at
~ Gitizehsi Hall. RaFenna. at 10i 0io'clock. f
-eff,., b,ta Saturday. August ~, 1870, ri =
q TO- put in nomination candidates for the follow
= ing oGiees to be supported by the Democrats Of
Portage at the annual election tobe held octo-
.ber II, 1870, viz: -
is9B one Shefias s sss';sslf5.si eti.i u -
nafs0ne Reeoriey;J3 ssi 10 s5esFs}EI5
One Commissioner; f.. f.,..-sr ~
-'3Bit One InffrnnarS Director, and
HE3 one CofDner.: .fssrt 3f43 - -i.it0GoH -!
5ssZTAe basis of representation Willie one dele
10 gate for every d votes cast for Hon. George
~ II. Pepdleton in 1862 and onetalditional dele
bf, gate for the fraction over votes aaa q
s-, The several townships and election precincts
=. will be entitled to the following number of del
- AtWater Nelson. 4
10 1ur0fn. .ts.n !..4 2 Palmyra. . u.
~ E3Fimflelds 80. q Paris!
4 GhariestoWn > t...s 2 Randolph ,,.....-.-..
~ fDeefheid = \. 9 RootStoxIi....
EdiDbufEh sd !. -. kavenna---- ~. II
Frnnklin.E 10 ShaleTsyIiie
= Freedom. 2 StreefsbOro
t0GaEfetts Vile. Az. - Su1ield
r. Hiyam-- " indham ~ -
sis93tiisl hereby reeomniended that the Pi imary
lie Meetings to choose delegates to the County Con-
-siNention hesiseldon Friday evening, Augusta a6th
slid By oIder Of; the Democratic Central Commit
Il, .I,gtr J9tsn.s. ID. .E0RE0S, Chairman.
=
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

THE Ohio Patriot lIColumbiana
county, says y 'WeIhave it from good
authority that large additions viii be
made to Democratic vote in this
county at the fall election. The Ky
amendment appears to- be the prime
cause, and it isia good one. They will
no longer believe the lies OF their
Radical Brethren 9'h biia ,aspda !.