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PHlLO-pIEGANTHROTY.

It ig related Of the late Senator Fassan-
den that n, one of those nrotr,c,ea sonl-
veI;no conference co,nm;tteca NJ ,ho cna ~
n 1on1 saea,on ~ co,or.sc r1a, aror
,odrss ,at;anea ,.so ,,o,3,r Nv, ,,,. cow.
e,,sl,. .,,;rd,a ,,t,,,r;.t ,r,,, ha,1 h.a-
ba-ace;,o h;n ,,a srh,,,,,. I'D .hA,d
rarn.,sa5 1i,h r,,ot hna,;,;.r mr w.
,,.o a ~, ,na.. laat. - r;.s- 49, y
r ,s.s,tas - ~ .ss.s ~
-. ~
~ ~ W I - ln' .sus " @la p1avu' ,..
sue4' ~; peA Nv 'eon W., ~ ~"
eea' os' a.'4 ~, a,s 5.a'ue,a IL eae ,s si"as
49, - ,aa1- ~ ~ y -, ~ tsa;- sa;ah. !. rano-s,
sh.-;a.n Thoro :. ~ dor,et that Gana-o1
sha-;ao, ,.a5. h;o,o- ona,,v tb., +ha
1iccnnR. II ;sa sort of dedlamsn. vh;chpo
Regular Amy officer seeks, or would
touch il he could s.oid II, to hav. anything
to do with the wild tribes of Indians.
whilc it is a di.srace irretne.able to per-
NIT ever SO snnall detachment to be way
laid, cut off, and overcome by them, it is
IN tequn disg,acc to demand any large mum.
her Of men to deal with them. and a CROWN
| inr infarnv ever tn nunish them, If set
tlemeut is 1aassacrcd there is a demand for
"A new General II M ,at,,ement ia rnassa.
cred il ia n,,of t}at n, General ia nas,1cd
If the c,enera1 rat,1;.,ee IN tha s,r,rae
md punishes offences ~, tha fr,,nt;ar + is
| suddenly discovered that the dead Indians
we're al I. GOOD Indians y thouph those who
mike and rc,;fr ,b;s d;scor.rr yon1a so,ner
l :,
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his abode wttsnsx fr,c,t 1.,..,,-
the t1tle Of Duks of B.noa ~, 4'resenr oa ~nom
Conferred tte Queen ,,.hnn.s... 'Noo'.s aSn
Claiming the right 10 confer rneh ssatoooo stisi
Is Aaid that tho t4Ind ex-ktno :, r1..,
templates purrha5,ur An es,,,e T.. - nanosef con
living on H.. >t,cr,,nt~d ,.,s IL D2YaHA, and
completion OF certain ,nrx,,o.1 ~ "tIa t1e
King, he once 'dzeT up caiechIzn ~ "nen
loyal power x1s treated AZ divine ~, oa vac
aI I'D be taught II the paspchtaj srh,o,. -
n;St day It wns read, the good re1,1. -, tess
tal Of his State protested bY nm, ,,hIn .ae eap'
Lamps The King, much sextusr M ~ - ~ -.
It's Withdrawal In order to pun,sh h,s ns.s'.u
who refused to allow the demolition NJ 80
mill which tlspeaAcd his Majesty ~. 1,..a.
u inha,lt Hanover, and went II Nv =. - s sea.ea
1Ier1cnhausen, magnificent cstasr .,,nn. ,t.sa
quarters OF league from the civ. va,ch -.
thepceforth deprived of slt rnya1 IT. "7
A cotTcspondent:.fth II the New York Tr7..,. .,..%
Ing OF the Rtster OF Senator Rey.4a .,r., = ~,
father and mothe. wese froe ana N,.d ~ r.,a.'
Gctlaud County, North Casp,ina Thev n,o,.-, =,
Augusta, GeorgiA, where E1;x, Rere.. ~, 49,
but, after shor. tine, returned to thelr Old hon.
When 81 years old, Eliza came to Sew Yo,, =,
nuse, and has been In that city, Hartford, and
h1ooflyn up to the present time SIX yes-s sao.
the present Senator came for her, and o4eres, Der
pace In hs oFn home But khe refused. b.
c&ase rs Aht Fald, Wa8 strong, and did mt v1sh
to be dependent Two yeasa agu. hoEoyer- ahe
Ien from stcp-Iadder, while at service In iy'll.
1ansburE, md her legs were broken. S4ncc that
time shc has been kindly cared for In that hst ~
institutions, THE Colorrd Home She ia INV ~
ycats old" She l. now going to Accent h+r hrc.h.
ers offer.
The Hon. John DIX, one OF the nrst sc+t,e-v =,
Wtshtenaw County, Mich. and FINN uho,, nv
t,oEp takea tta name, died 4 few weeys since Il,
Corpus Christi, Texas. His LIE was a u,oat evan,.
tut one. Born In Iittetou. Mag IN ,-os ~ .o,-,.
nenced going to sea II the are OF IL yesrx snd
served on board privaterr In The VA, v1rh Er1
land, In 1873; was engaged In cutting the Enonsh
hrtg Don cossack ont Of 4 California norr .ev.a
wrecked On the Island Of New ze,snd. In thr south
Pacific Ocean, while trading between mere and
the Sandwich Islands, In 1925; afterua.ti ma.71et,
and Settled tn Washtenaw Couaty. Mich. IN pth,
ruary, 1854, lAnded In Texas, at M.taco,1,a. ard
settled In Washington County: served IN thu cam.
ralgu against Dexar, In the fail OF 1s7s "A mi,
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altering inteq.ions, he Id nos T nasIe his own
private record well, Md Atlass fell prey to
bis Heafbess. instead of 10 THAR dAEgers. It
is curfsntlT reported hare That this nI posure ct
Bailey ta resgded as triumph b. Boutwell,
nYer Delano's fsrarito appontos- 50 II as
ton OF / man Ike Bailey Ia ~ much to be
n1ou1nnd as II either Boutwell, Of De!sno wc9e
discovured TO be defaulters.' 1t ia harda TO
sec fighting man die than figuring raso
merely. GAIa
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flIINnl3
The Baptist Church II camhrise. getting In need
OF funds, got up couple Of thes.ricM rrpresen-
taaous, from which 1t realized $3.50.
r s. Nelson sued Wesley Dest and wife, In
Ltchheld, Montgomery County, last week, for the
breach Of promise Of Mrs. Best to marry him,
made before her marriage with Best The lury
found for the defence.
The ElEtn HateAmaH Of the 18th saya: "The
Trustees, wtththc exception Of Er. Everett OF the
Northern Insane Asylum, met at the Wayeriey
House, on "Wednesday evening. Thcpurchase Of
iss ncres moro Of land Was confirmed, the ps1ce
paid tetug 500 Ter acre. THIS makes~4s) aeres
owned here by the Stafe.
They have devised new method OF lobbying
with Legislators In Iowa Jones. County wants a
Fcn!tenuay, md supplies each Representa- tive
with cube Of Ana.nnsa Rtonc, suitable for q
horse block Marshall County wants a Snsgual
School, ind prcscnta each member with a rapr,
weight madc trum marble quarz!ed in shas lc-
CalitF.
Mrs Hill and three Children, from Milwaukee
we're passengers on the CITY OF Boston. Mrs.
HIS husband Was drowned last seaaon in England,
and she was going back to her parents.
INDIANA.
The Indianapolis Mirror reports that Hon. Lafe
pcSl!n ia dangerously III Al bis home IN Cambridge
City.
In North Vernon, the other day, ColonelprA:het,
uus1nE violent 1t Of coughing, ralsed from his
inngs Emal stnne, ani has E,nce felt better.
Inc Mayor OF TeTe lIaute WAY arrested the
other day for "cuRsn nod dA11ih'" In his ot.,cc.
and the Ca!ef Of Police Of the same town WIS a.
pretended for provoking an assault
MICHIGAN
At jackson, on the I'D, lafayette Reeves Was
kii|ef, almost instantly by the lick Of horse lie
had hAnessed up the horse for the purpose ot
Gs,ng out hut finding the anlm11 would not 70, IN
hitched him ami was taking him back 10 the
stah1c When ntar the door, bis hat fell OF, aud,
as he ssoored TO pick II up, the horse gave ktct,
the hoof striking him in the throat xsnd scyeElng
tho 1uRuar seIh lie Walkesl Into. the.hnuse, and
expired In about nEe minutes, the blood from the
seseFet! vein sunocAtlng him By oyernown4 the
lungs. The horse WIS vicious one left with NJ
r. for the purpose OF breaking.
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n The EdroT a. 1Ae czioa9e zFi5Etn<:
To detect whether bank checks, notes, drafta,
or rape1s Of Any kind have been altered Or
tsmpcrcd with By tho nse eof the '3magic fluid
(n.uds pczpcsr..ed bG which are now exciting
20 much eomment), hold the suspected pap.zs
over the flame Of gas jet, being careful not
to scorrh oz burn it, and il n! fnid has been
spilled to tho paper, the place where it has
been put viii speedily become discolored, and
'turn / decided bf.p+sxs color. Frequently the
writing Or figures which hare been erasetl by
the fuid viii reappear, family. on such spplt
cntien Of heat This simple test may be
worthy Of nose BY brokers and business men
generally. PBo Boso PUMIoo.
cR1rA1o, Aleh 3, 1870.
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POLITICAL

XOL41tCaLe
Many of the Republican journal. Of Maine a,vo-
cate the nomination Of General s F. Hersey rs the
next candidate for Governor Of that State.
The LAeon Ssate@adn says II was the nrst Demo-
cratic paper in Illinois 70 come ont In favor Of Eo
man SUFFRAGE and that the TroTia nt1oeTu. Is only
following IN It's wake.
Mr. Revels to aeat In the United States Senate As
work Of Divine power quite as conspicuous as
the del!verancc OF 1s1ael from Egypt
Although the election for Goye1nor Of Kentucky
loeA rot take place till August ISL, the newspa-
pens Of that State are discussing candidates
Among the prominent names mentioned Tor the
Democratic candidate arc United States Sens
s,r Thomas C. McCzeely. Jesse d Bright, and the
Ito1. E. c. Phlsscs, ottae Kentucky House Of Rep
rtsent4teea
The following circular has becn Issued BY Ten
nessee CouRressmen:
:. To tht rotfrs q 7tnn>ssr: . --.
ave have rvxd with arPresa the letter Of AE.
NAvuari to n. l. MCCONNELL Esq., OF the ,th Inst,
In relation to the new constitution, and we uute
with him In urging ouf friends, and the friends Of
order, and of ! lust aud Etahle government in the
StAte 10 tnclr influence md their votes to pre-
vent IT, ratification Its oot for Us to speak In
the name of the Federal authority, or to intimate,
much less 10 threaten, It's probable acuo1+ But
the action towards GeosRtA, TtFEinlA, Atsdu1ppl,
Texas, and the other Southern States. would seem
plain enough for al TO understand thAt the govern
nent Will not abandon lts friends Of either color, or
see them mbjccsed to the control Of snelr enesnlca
"W, q. BRo<XLow,
"W. B Stokes,
"W. F. FKpssER,
ALrwH T1LHX1S,
AK. J. SMITH,
"R. E. ECILEH.
"SlHrn u AKSKl-
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wehnve oommented upon and condemned
the various nvcs and haEbor jobs which arc
now before Congress, involving the e1penta-
ture of untold millions Of money. In OK
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as Ter report Of the Committee Of Super
visnrs:
rAid " Cock County eoa ssa
SuH Cue. -.-............... 1-'Ees
Total .N@sso
lne aanas1 interest upon this sum, at
per cent viii be 1856. The cost Of te.ch.
erE, SG,ooo- The committee give no figures
Oh to the annual cost If running the inst;-
tuition. The building is large ono, and, as
an approximate estimate, We give the e.
penses of the Dorc School building for tho
year 1862. They were:
paid jaa,tors engineers, clranng, Ac...... i.13s
Iaid for repairs, supplies 9,2;l
Expense OF maintaining. -..-......... ~. $3.50
add Interest, A. above. 1yb6s
Salaries Of teachers. e.6eo
Total annual cost Of Normal School. ISIS, ,1ss
This, II course, is an estimate, the actual
figures not being furnished by the commit
tee, But it is not ext1avagant, the Dore
School being less expensive building than
that at Englewood.
The annual number Of graduates is e8;
the annual cost of each graduate being over
SG,a. This school is for the education Of
teachers only, and the county proposes to
nav &G76 for the education Of each teacher.
The school is also to take in as pupils any
ron-resideuts who may apply, such persons
paying $50 a year each. Milwaukee can
send down twenty-five persons to Rngle-
wood to be educated IS teachers, paying
E7O for ali of them, while this county Will
nav ont fo, educating them $4,000. We
have no doubt that all theneighboring conn-
t.y viii avail itself Of our ihesaht3
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The Fo=4 Wsyuc- indy Dee-aput under
stands tlzk the Grind Rapids r IndiAuA And
the Fort Wayne, IsckBon & SagsnM Roads ull
10th be eomp1etexsnd running is,to that city
Ly the middle OF Ja1v.
The South Derd (ind) Ragier Of the e4th
sazs: g. The timber for the Peninsular Rail-
way lzidse across the rirer in this city is nearly
AL dstvered, aod, as eoor ~ HE weather. per-
nits. work wilkbe comusannsi upon the bridge
and pushed Rapidly forward As BOON Is the
bridge il finished. track-lsyisS VIII commerce,
iron Tor the first thirty -eix mica east Of dis
c5ty now baing resdy. The surrey between
this point and C11c1go is still in progress.
Arrangements have been made to good advan-
taRe for \ depot n Chicago. the grount91 being
in one ot, the bett parts Of the city, The bonds
Of tho Michigan part Of the Line have III been
neGotiated in Europe, and hnanciA 1gents re-
port the outlook decidedly encouraging
The Minneapolis (Iinn-) Tribune SAVE
Iha temporary bridge built acztAs the AI1sssia
tippi It At1Tegor Last fall, by the Milwaukee.
ST. Paal / Minneapolis Rsilro.d Cotnnany. Z
coon 70 be taken down, And. the pilea drawn.
and then passengers and freight viii Is c1ossed
on the fe1zJ bouts IS OF oI Tho mocbiDery
for drawing the piles is already upon ths
ground, and - eoon "a 4 ia deemed adyiaabIe
tha bridge viii be removed. This brhise w
put mp last fan At an expense Of ovsr a0, ,0U
but 1t Is said 70 bare paid for ITSELF seyera
nmes. N the difference In coat OF tsansferine
fseishs 9 tesma; Tha company design 1t Al
e.!ly Day building An imnsnse permanent
lrldGe II this point"
1he Sioux CITY Qova) Times Of the 17tl
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PARTY CRIMEs-PARTY BLUNDERs,


FRIDAY. MARCH -. 1870.
------- ------.-.u.-.-
fAh11 ehihss-fAni. eAoApsAs'
In 'ne matter oi Ie e4saai oa .seneta1
An'es "a scar IN INC .n''ei e'"'eS senate
'ne ''"o'''a's s,an's.e .sio''eu I, ~, .na' ne
was Hill aa 'una'ieau' " toe otaie, and.
shefe'"1e- nor el'e'Nle III INC time OF his
election. Inc discussion, however, has de-
Ts''l*'o determination on the part Of
h,n'e s'enA'tfs tpefnaps MAJORITY to ad-
nit General A1nes anyhow, because he is a
Republican. Senator Carpenter, in speak
ing ot this subject, foscibly condemned the
prevailing practice of disregarding Law upon
political measures The judiciary, he said,
was Incoming useless 'appendage OF the
government, and be expressed wiling
ness. ~ far as he was concerned, that it be
abolished. ''conceding, for the purposes of
this discussion, that whenever the constitu-
tim stands in the way Of what we deem
human rights, Of what We deem tempo
nary advantage, OF what We deem party
cnd' thas 1t Is to be trampled under
foot and dis1ega1dea-' While the
Scna1oE was thus willing to concede
away the Judiciary, whenever demanded
ny party, he was not willing to give up the
constitution IN this particular case, because
there WIS no necessity for it, either of a
national CT q party character, and, there
t"rc. there ras no reason why the Senate
snot''a decide th's question on party
er"'lnuS- Inc fenake "as moi ln-timed.
Of Ames, it has m equal application to those
1ne'l'ele VI congress "nos LOT mere par
tisan purposes are endeavosing to force
upon the people Of Georgia, after their
terms Of Office expite. a cnnc of State off.
-o-. nb,, ,-o ~ rrnn.a5 10 tho ,ao,,,o
Iayinc asile ali considerations of cnrst;tn.
-.
FIJI, sS. @ :.:a.aa. ' so-a ~ ~ So Ua.'a,:. % wa.
l"'S'ole AAte'est Aafe tue AepupucanS Oh
WISCONSIN and Illinois in keepiuc in Office
u, Cc,,o;a . sat of ,,,a,, ca oi,;,,ue th,t a.,
,,,,.. r,,t t,,st tha,,se,v,s ~ ~ oh,,oo. =,
a., ,.,ort;,, ,:hara tLar 49,. 49, 1a1:.;.a1
-a.t,;.r- :, 49,. - ~ ~.
aa,,..--. N-,,r. .'As
.,.s1s,..,, ~ AeePA4s PARTICULAR
.,.;-,.a-.- :, . ~ '.i'se nsan1st
WISHES n1l3nIR n a hal
,,,,on ,ha n.nn,,;,aas p ~ 49, - n.s - ~ = e uDe4
81, ~. ~ y. W. on.eo eI'''es
N."N 'act approve Oh any sucn
policy, or that they refuse permission tn
tba Eo,,n,,;asn. -. 60. pu "
nc Ael'0"1eaas III Heofela 10 dlsmlss at
the next election a tranc of offci,ls whoa
4o,,,. -. ~ "uoS'
7>n,., - I'm, ~ oens
:" oIe Ia
:. 40 ~ aouoe u E'a1'y commence,
"1e "a t6saA.oiAu 4espouAlou4y
and decurum. to attempt auy such reyotu-
t;,na1r and rc,,,,,s;-. ~
eoN1S aou icf'a1sAfo att
But this is not the oulv case in which
r,.,,,x,e-;a.,a, ....1:t..
IouG'essloual morallty AaS perisheu before
the mistaken policy of temporary part, ad-
~ f5
vantaSes The Judicial proceedings of the
House OF Representatives upon cases of
contested elections have sunk MS Low in
public estimation as those Of the hirelinc
courts Of New York city. Law and cyi-
dence, facts and Justice. ara treated with
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TIE EoRAAL SCHOOL HUMBUG

TIE Cook County S0rmni School has cost,
ns Ter report Of the Committee Of Super
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frRox QUE OWN oonzxsroApNE

listen to this appeal without contItion. Fos
hooked it on to Washington. We are thus an1-
blea to retire to ouz co1chea md say. :. Great
| 1eyy-coutt, Sunday School, And whipping.
| poet!
! And, when We solaee ourselves with this
great moral fact, We may pull our night-cap
orer cur ears, and sdd- 'Sclucous Gardelje,
with An e, = very sensible fellow. hsd this
| done
have thus got on very well Nth these mag.
napiruous notices, and feel inclined to find tht
silver lining Of everybody Who has mistaken
| what las been said in this correspondence, fol
airlikc. Thara is Mr. Mccarthy, Of Syracuse
| The bert thing recollect It prescnt about hin
Is his unequailed, original pronunciation Of the
name Of bis city. He pronounces it with the
| accent On The frss eyuALls .C5tree iatse. Til
shows power Of tho hzet ozt1er.
| Mr. Idckev, Of Pennsylvania, is = vert
aniahle man. He and agree upon tho au4li,y
Of Ftanks beer as Lancaster. 1yo nank il
| Just / little better th2n Ttchudyts beer II Itz
Both Of us wzns protection for the nickel thu,
IS in our pockets. This ability Of political op-
ponents to ag7re uueht to be conclusive Of tat
broadcast pauiotlam hstaabout-
| A medical convention il 10 meet in this cit.
| next May. Chitagos College Of Pharmacy vii
h4repreeentedin in Il ty three gentlemen. Aessrs
Ebert, Hroth, md Dioh1e. but st. Louis is *
! b represented By threa institutions. Eltael
there il more sickness OF more science in st
Louis generally they 60 together. This is :
pretty city for conventions: for one reason, be
| cause the eonventiunafties hese arc hberal
Syracuse, New Yozt, ii also con.entionalis:i
place.
Through the good Offices Of Congress, Wash
ington his been well treated Of late, md Il,
ground plan Is ready for n tet1itoEiA gpKezn
ment oTtr this mucA-Abueed district. A In.
new market house is 70 be built By ptaEate 60
terp1ise, upon = government tact ii the cen
tr1t point q the town, and il the company re
cipsocate properly the kindness N Congress
the etlidce viii be Of such chA1actst hat tn
civic architecture EM beas comparison viii
the federal constructions There arc MAI
good and kindly, and e~en eusesIsisng gentle
| men here. fhe Lane OF the city is sh
miserable gang Of whining md ganulous "ol
Citizens" those wrttched shop-keepe1s III
folks n-to-eeed who resume that becaus
they kept lean 1t tho government teas froS
sheer laxiness to take 1ou1 1i.h.neut uhen it va
ofYered, that therefore the historic day isrAs
What i the historic day: Il to Be historic
to maks your fame, and fight and save. N
toll, and spin, and conquer destiny, then thi
"a the most historic dry that ever rose upo
mankind. II to be historic il to csuy you
l noso IN tha W, md you1 tongue tn tho wtpt
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grants viii be passed notwithstanding, unless
public feeling express itself in advance When
ever resolution slips By in this manner. the
an surprised to find what i variety Of opinions
there Is upon this railroad question, even
amongst men who may be called strict con
Ftrucsiprrrta. There is probability OF Fro
mont getting his plans through Congress. the
c:6c Railway corporation he asks, now. for
the right Of WY merely. and il th1t were al
he wanted, no objection need Be raised: but
Fremont has no euch moderate intention. Like
the cunning little man who aaked to drive \
wedge IN great mountain+ and then CANE
back and watered it in the night, 80 that he
fnlit on pEndpaGty, Fremont stayts with
wedge and some wAtered stock. Look cut for
the split.
Eve.v time ore .ass ANYTHING against tho
policy Of giving sway the public domain to
railroad cnrTorztions, somebody st2rte up md
rsye: "Look At the Illinois Central Railroad.
See what that did for Illinois II wcu3d b9A
good thing to have the qneet;on discussed As
we're not drawbacks and evils which, II exag-
ee1ted to the proportion Of our hemisphere,
would not have varked banefulncsa' to- the
people.
cIIFuKy1A acASnL.
new mode Of ahasiug ones eretoie6H AZ
furded In the case Of Senator Cole. Of GAhfor-
| MA He hss been recently "handbslazf"-
the gentle Sorthssner Of ra1my days suuh e1.
rrc+s it-bE some of hi. political snfPersonsl
euenics. It rte1ns that Sargent tho cole
Representative from Califoruia On Ata Reput-
lean side, GoEdaCn. the Secretary Of the SEN
sse, md others arc not On quite gon4ate.ns with
Nr. Cole Du4 they are Above such ho~ business
:. the distribution Of ecurraons pamphlets,
which have been Just Issued. md distt5h1ted 1t
every door in this city, The charges in this
pamphlet are mainly Of 4 h1x, sc7nda1ous na-
;ure, shoxing spleen, disappointment and ms
Gsuity. The enemies of Cole succeeded
few DAYS aso in beaing han n the Senate upon
the confirmation OF Olten, the new Collector
OF Internal Revenue 1t San francisco. Oltes<s
predecessor was accused Of detection. blsck-
mailing. etc. IS in the case Of Collector Bal
| ley, Of New York
IAN disposed, from instinct me1ely, to have
so1ne sympathy with tie abeconded Bailey: for
certainly no man WAS ever 30 bitterly and re-
roorselessly opposed By mercantile :. dngn a.
be. When his confirmation vas before the
Senate last April, about dve hundred
distnc7s, Spectators, md desperate capita7l-
ists Of Ill sorts gvssmAd abont the Senate
Chamber, md tried to bSibe, buy. Of bully
the vote Of every nAn on tha aoor-
Daley seems to have been \ ecmbsdva.
ritaeea man in following up thees worthless !;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-15
Ohio Election !
Republican Majority $4,000.
IA REPUBLICAN coSeHEssNEN ELECTED.
special Dispatch to the Herald.

Special Dispatch to the Herald
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l2-1 p. M.-Returns TO
this hour indicate results in the Congressional
districts as follows: First Districts, Perry,
Republican Second, Stevenson, Republican !;
Third, doubtful, with chances favOring Camp
bell, Democratic Fourth, doubtful, probably
Mckinney, Dem, is elected by a small major-
ty; Fifth, Lamison Dem.) Sixth, Smith
(Rep); Seventh, Shellabarger Qaep); Eighth,
Beatty Ninth, Foster (Rep); Terth, Peck,
Rep1; Eleventh, Wilson, (Rcp); Twelfth,
Van Trump (Dem.) Thirteenth, Morgan
Dem.) Fourteenth, Monroe Qtep) Fifteenth
District, Sprague, Rep) Sixteenth, Bingham
Rep0; Seventeenth, Amber Qlrp); Eight
eenth, Upson (Rep); Nineteenth, Garfield
Rep); Total fourteen Republicans, three
Democrats, and two doubtful, with chances
favoring the Democrats
Mr.. Harrison, Chairman Of the Republican
Executive Committee, still thinks that Schenck
is elected, We full vote of Warren county moi
being reported
The Independent ticket in Franklin county
has five hundred majority
Tue defeat of Dickinson the infhmocs ma
turalization corruptonlst, in the 9th distrl CT
in gratifying result. The doubt that hangs
over Schcnck's election in the 3D. district, ano
the possible election Of Campbell Is as dis
| tasteful IA the other Is agreeable.
INDIANA.-The dispatches from Indiana in
dictate that the Congressional delegation
probably unchanged. It's impossible as yet Il
give the complexion of the Legislature. TIL
State ticket Is in doubt, but Is believed by lh
Republicans TO be Republican by small ma
jorty.
NEBRAsKA.-Nebraska has done the elea
thing, electing II full Republican State ticket
Republican Congressman. and large Republi
can majorilies In both branches OF the Legislf
ture.
| PENNsyLvASIA.-N definite returns fixln,
results In the old Keystone State.