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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-23

ing upon pledging the party to the
amendment, and claim that he deserted
them because they were so badly ont
numbered
The platform asserts the equality
OF the races, endorses the Fifteenth
Amendment, and commends the recep-
ton into loyal communion of such
rebels az have worked Tor the Radical
party. 1t endorses the Legislature for
submitting the constitutional amend
ment to the people, but ahsolves the
party from supporting it. 1t demands
the strict enforcement OF the disfran-
chising laws, and liberal expenditures
to attract settlers from other States, and
invites all who desire theremoyal OF po-
litical inequalities TO enter the service
of the Republican party. '..r ..
The Liberal resolution that failed so
badly in committee recommended the
adoption of the proposed amendment to
the constitution for conferring suffrage
impartially on all male citizens Of the
State.
A movement 10 endorse the State
Executive Comaittee was opposed so
bitterly that it was abandoned without
being brought before the Convention.
The Convention adjourned with no
thanks to anybody.
McGrew was nominated for Congress
in the Second District.
n1en,r.n
PAREERsBrRG, June 22.-A big mnss
took place in the First District Con-
gressional Convention. DuNal was
dropped on the second ballot Harris
was nominated on that ballot, but be-
fore the announcement GOtt' $ friends
induced some changes that brought from
Harris the charge Of ewIndIlng. He
Withdrew his name and declared HIM
self a candidate. He charged Bill
Hubbard and other friends of Goff with
the use of unfair means, patent to
every one. Hubbard ret"rtrh and Golf
answered.
The words swindlin%, chi-selling,
tllsehood and fraud were banded
about very freely. For TWO hours the
Convention was a pandemoninm.
Screams, threats, curses and howls
made the place hideous. Finally llar-
ris consented to Use the ballot. Gotfs
money-bags triumphed and the htelh-
asacer clique won. All decent Repuh-
licans are disgusted with the proceed
ing-, and hundreds declare that nothing
hut defeat awaits them.
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Wheelins Reaistrr.
RT Marka Reports on Third Page.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York vesterlay '
At ll2s. o.,
About one hundred and fifty Chinese
arrived at st. Louis from Omaha Tues
lay night and left for New Orleans yes,
tcrday
The International Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations as
>embled al indianapolis. Indiana, YES
ierday
The New York State Convention of
SUNDAY school teachers began its tif-
teenth annual session at the Collegiate
Reformed Church in New York city
Wednesday.
In drunken row n Windsor, ILL.,,
OH Tuesday night, barkeeper named
Irwin Mast struck farmer named Irwin
ON the head with club, from the effects
"f which Irwin died yesterday morning
Joseph and c. Dion played a ma tch
game OF billiards, 1000 points, carom
game, against Frank Dennison, of
Springfield, Mass, and George Stone,
Of Norwich, in the Opera House,
at Springfield, on Wednesday evening.
Dennison and Stone won by a score of
200 to 9lS. The Dions gave them
30Opoints.
Late letters from the Plains report
nearly all the young Indians belonging
TO The Arrapahoe and Cheyenne tribes
helow the Arkansas river are on the
war path Several trains have been
captured and number Of white men
killed. 1t is very dangerous for trains
mails or ANYBODY else to travel below
Fort Dodge.
Senors Gelphi and Leon assumed the
editorial charge of the Havana lose
DI Cuba Yesterday. Senor Leon SAYS
the 'OSe De CWb0 is not to discuss poll
ties, and Is not to mention parties or
arguments which distract attention
from the only objects of patriotic duty.
The deceased SenOr Castanon erred in
employing certain means. SenOr Cas-
,amon had been defender of liberal
measures.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, member
uf the committee on Ways and Means,
authorizes the statement that the com
mittee has resolved to report no bill or
amendment at this session of Congress
in relation To whisky, tobacco or fer
mented liquors. These articles will
therefore remain another year under the
present rates of taxation, unless Con
gress reverSes the action of the com
mittce
The news ot the victory of the Red
Stockings over the Athletics, of Phiia-
ielphia. produced great. exeitsment a.
Cincinnati During the progress Of the
game the newspaper offices were thrOng-
rd, and as it approached the close the
leople were in the streets by thousands.
As the returns camein from time to time
applause followed and when the final
result was announced men swung their
hats and cheers went up as enthusiastic
rs ever distinguished favorable election
returns. The score was-Red Stock
m"~. -. Athletics -.
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WHEELING w VA. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE %, 1870.

the necessity for q vigorous enforce
ment of the neutrality laws, as raids
upon Canada, friendly power, were
villainous and criminal
Starr, Mannix, Glass, McNeal and
Fitzpatrick appeared for trial The
others are, 80 far, non est 1t is under
stood that Starr will demand an imme-
diate trial. The others will waive r
trial till the October term at Albany.
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A large fire occurred at Montreal,
Canada, Wednesday evening, commenc-
ing in Osten's planning mill and lumber
yard, on Canal street, spreading TO
Tucker 4 Sons lumber yard, and thence
to Shearer's lumber yard. About q
dozen families were rendered homeless
and hundreds of mechanics ave thrown
out of employment Loss estimated at
500 600
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-23
The Young Ladies' Institute
WHEELING. w. VA.

w
Late Moundsville Female seminary,
Prof W. SHELDON HUTcHNs, PrincIpals.
Mrs W. =. HUTCHINs,
Miss II. l.. BOSHAM, Vice Pricipal.
Mrs MARY JACKSON Of Weston, Matron:
Assisted by IA full corps of Professors and
TeachcrS
I,ALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 7rH.
L 1870.
The design Of the Institution is To furnish
n thorough and systematic cOurSH Of in
StrnctIon for Young ladies, upon the plan of
University instTuctiOn-each department oI
learning being complete within itself-ihuN
enabling a young lady To select her own
course of study without being restricted 10
any fixed routine Of claSseS-requirlng
certain number OF years Ia hnlsh-but IN
opposition to this, young ladies who have
advanced further in sOme studies than ON
ers, can have the benefit of their former AZ
tainments, and obtain Certlnchte OF ffon-
cheney In one or more schools, PthaIs, III
I'm the course OF one year-after which Time
they may bring up, with greater rapidly
and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young ladies who have acquired consid-
erable proficiency upon the Piano, and who
may wish to prosecute the study sui Iur-
ther, can be furnished with advantages iOr
mastering this instrument. Ms. Hutchins
VIII give utI DtAboilhi esN'hA''''' -
partment
Other schools embrace thorough nstruc-
tion in the following directions, viz: Math-
ematIcs. History, Bellies Dettres, Natural
History Physical Science, Christian Science,
Ancient and Modern Languages and Fine
Arts
The Academic Degrees are conferred by
state authority, and are as follows, namely:
Mistress sf English Literature-three years
courSp. Mistress OF ArtE-fOur years cOurse.
Mistress OF MuSic-two 10 three years.
EXPENSES-BOARDI DEPARTMENT
POar,lerS, two I'm room, including all
expenses OF washing, fuel, lights gym
nastics, Penmanship, English, Latin,
and French Schools, per year ...............si0D
BOarders, four in room. including ~
above, per year......... ~
ParIoT B0arders, two In rOOT4, pupil
taking but one or two studies, per year 80
ParIOr BOarders, with ful! advantage Of
institution, and with the privilege OF
three music Lessons per week and three
| to five hours practice per day, per year 80
Tuition for Day Pupils, Z, 8, 10, II, Il and
u dollars per quarter, according To grade.
Rooms for the occupation Of boarhers are
/ OF two claSseS, viz: lst-Singie rooms, 10 be
occupied by two pupils; 2d-Double rooms
consisting Of PariOr and Bedroom, for either
! two or four pupils.
I For full particulars send for catalogue OF
address the Principal at Wheeling. W. Va
juD6-MwSd4w
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders a. Blank Book
Manufacturers.

A RE PREPARED AT ALL TIHE5
n with the best materials 20 fili orders
for Blank Books, such a. are used by Banks,
Counties, Interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short motto. and In the
most desirable and vOrkmaDliks manner
Having all the latest and most Improved
machinery, we feel confident that W VIII
render entire satisfaction 10 AL who h'Nof
Us with their orders. ,,-x.,
Music. Magazines and Periodicals Of every
description bound In neal ann huTAo'r
'i~ MILLS, FREW a CO.,
Corner 81 quincy aBdAain streets
,,,.p WheslinE W. Va.
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CANANDAGUA, N. Y.
The Trial Of the Fenian Prisoner

The Trial Of the fentan PTisoners-
CAxAxDAGUA, n. Y, June 2l.-The
United States Circuit Court opened to
day, Judge Woodruff presiding, and
William Dorsheimer, District Attorney,
appearing a. prosecutor Of the Fenian
prisoners. The Grand Jury had before
il many officers and citizens, but has
found no bills. Forty knownOthiDg
witnesses are here from Malone alone
Marshal Quimby's deputies seem to
have subppnaed all who know nothing
and it is questionable whether any one
will be needed, except Gleason Starr
and Thompson
Judge Woodruff charged very strong
" against the Fenians and dwelt upon
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Notice.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RI
- osived until June 18th, sIO, for the st1ne ~.
ySnrlr of the Poor House of Ohio county, W.
Va. 20 be measured at the rate Of twenty
five feet to the perch, and 80 much per foot
for picked or ranged work, or 30 much per
foot for belt oourSe and 70 much for opening
OF caps and dlls. Proposals To De addresoed
House.
AIS0. sealed proposals viii be received 10
June 18th, 1870, for digging the cellar OF the
Poor House Of Ohio county, at 70 much PEI
yard.
By order ~ Building Committee.
JOHN CLATOR,
Iunlf Chairman.
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that BY filing in the patent office a re-
lease to the United States.
Mr.. Butler continued at length.
After he had taken. his seat the
House was gradually restored to order.
A vote. was taken on the passage Of
the bill over the President veto, and
was rejected Yeas II nays los.
Adjourned.
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The Black and Tan Convention

The Black and Tan Convention
The COlOreii Brother i'm At
tendance.
TOM SWAMI BLOVIATES.
The Parkersburg Market
House q Republican
Slaughter House..
Indecency and Turbulence
the Order Of the Day.
A HEALTHY MIXTURE.
Niggers. Radicals, Rebels and
Let-Ups.
Row over the Basis Of Rep
resentatiOn.
THREATS OF BOITING.
Triumph Of the Bitter-Enders
Flick and His Amendment
Beaten.
Nary COlOred Brother OH the
Ticket.
The Old Ticket Re-NOnlinated
Jake HOrnbrOOk Re.NOmi-
mated for Governor.
w. T.. Stevenson Re-NOni.
mated as Chief Registrar.
Jeems Pipes. Of PipesviIle.
The Congressional COnven-
tiOns.
McGreW Re-NOminated i'm the
Second District.
DUVAL SLAUGHTERED.
Harris Nominated and Swim
died Out Of Id.
GOfi' Finally Triumphant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-23

UoBsox'S CHoTE.-Whoevrrattcmpt-
to restore gray hair with the ordinary
preparations, must choose between the
tar-like dyes and the muddy coloring
fluids. Both are dirty. PllALONS
VITALIA. OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR. il the only article in eX-
istence capable Of changing gray HAIR
to anv natural shade; it il transparent.
fragrant, limpid, and iniallible.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
II. Kanncr.

sTERI,TNG EXCHANGE or LONDON
E,,r any sum not les than One Pound hter-
I'm stxhf Drafts on all the principal cttiss
OF Franc. Germany and Italy nj liberal
rates.
Also, YOK SALE At THX sAME OFTIcE:
Passage Tickets % and from England.
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg, via New
York OF Baltimore.
EmlETant Railroad Tickets from New
York OF Baltimore 70 Wheeling.
Ofiice, =. W. corner Of Third snd Market
streets, Centre Wheeling, w. Va
BESNO KAMNER
Notary Public; Real Estate, Fire and LIE
claim and General PBss]gs Agent,
uOyls
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON. June 22.-Nice Admiral
Robinson and the Naval Constructor OF
Roads have been notified that their re-
~ignation. rendered YESTERDAY, will not
Lr accepted.
Ashbury has been in negotiation re
Gently for Liverpool pilot, as naviga-
tor in the coming transatlantic voyage
PARIS, June 22.-Thc journals to-day
publish the great speech delivered by
&rnor CLstellor in the Spanish Eortes
a dav or two since He spoke IN oppo-
-ition to the plan of the Government
Tor gradual emancipation. but favored
immediate freedom of every slave IN
rhc Spanish territory. lie quoted the
rrorlamation of Abraham lIscoln amid
loud applause.
BRUSSELS, June 22.-Fears of another
outbreak are entertained at Nernlers.
The Government i taking precautions
~ prevent IT.
NrSIcH. June :II2.-rhe King per
,i,r. in his refusal to accept the resigna-
lion Of the Minister of War, rendered
sometime ago
PARIS, June 22.-The Imperial lam-
is have arrived at St Cloud.
The Emperor has congratulated Dnke
Degramm6nte upon his speech in the
chambers Yesterday in defense of the
policy ofthe Dynasty =,
ZrrIcH, June 22.-The Council OF
state of Newfechatal has voted by a
large majority ih favor of the separation
Of Church and State.
PARIS, June 22.-The trial OF the
members of the International Society
of workmcn for completely in the late
plot began this morning. Nothing mn
portant has been elected thus TAR.
Thirty-eight members are accused.
I.oSDoN, June 22.-The deaths 10y
the accident on the Great Western rail
wav now number seventeen. Thomas
Marshall, of Kirkstall, who was so
badly wounded died to-day. Three
bodies still remain unrecognizcd. All
of the injured are now doing well, eX-
c.pt one, who. it is thought, cannot re
cover
collision occ urrei to-day between
,wo excursion trains near Newcastle.
Several persons were injured, two badly
hut aone were killed.
The Baptist Association met at Ian,
caster TODAY TO observe the centennial
anniversary. Leading divlnes OF the
denomination were present, and pr"
credings were deeply interesting
\ Cincinnati Tines correspondent
writes: Tuesday, the 10th inst on th'
farm OF William H. Terrell, during
hail-<torm, seemingly cloud upset ana
poured its contents of ice INTO my
potato patclr-about one-fourth OF al
acre-and hy actual measurement
found two solid feet of hail. The storm
lid not extend over one mile square
and very little tell anywhere else ou'
this one small spot. This is Sunday
evening and have been living fat or
ice-cream made in the potato patch, II
u tin bucket, and frozen with hail "l
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The Congressional COnven-
tiOns.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-19

Upon the drawing room table Of 5
la6y of rank in London-a,l lady OF high
position and irreproachable character
may be seen, beneath a glass case, .
lovely; dimpled little foot,delicate ankle,
and rounded calf, mp to the knee joint
1t is cast Of the leg of Lady -, tho
hostress. In Soho square there is snsl,
rather humble looking shop, in which
you can purchase, for five shillings,a cast
.of one Of the most exquisite of legs.--
The original lin the flesh belongs TO-
Lady - de C., and R., Who
went to this little shop lncog., had her
perfect leg nodded, and afterward gell-
erously gave the shopman the privilege
of selling copies ell the cast, which he
does daily, for it was quickly discovef..
ed to whom the beauteous leg belonged
One lady-the wife ofa mayor of 81 town!
in the provinces-came to London and
had two casts taken other leg one nu6e,
and garter. Strange to say-thouRh NO
artist will call it strange--the leg with
the stocking and garter produced an e:
feet much further removed from mod
esty than the leg quite unclad.E Brucci-
ami, the celebrated cast-yender in Gov
ent Garden, drives quite brisk trade IN
casting ladies' legs, and has any quansis
ty of models of all descriptions, taken
from life, and chiefly from noble life, for
sale. How this leg mania originated We
have not heard, but there is certes some
explanation for this sudden passion
among the aristocratic fair to have their
legs recognized. Perhaps it is only be-
cause "a thing Of beauty is q JOY forey'
er.'-Aana Cora Mo,cdtt Richie. :.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-19

Ssptor Uiiasasssured The re-
spoH bility cl5mpie ling N6c income
tax, its es ting unj6Nt form. II h9
can % It, it to be imppsed upon the
cou9gfy for bother yedS and then fof
anofher, and % on. ~ tax in it's ex-
isting shape is unequal, because 1t taxes
income from personal labor precisely ~
high as it taxes incomes from accnmu-
lated and vested wealth. Thus: A. has
an income from the results Of his lsbor.
Of two sheasahd dollars per aanum
This represents his years toll in tIse
shop, office or store. On it he is taxed
one hundred dollars. B., on the contra-
ry, is a gentleman Of leisure and accuf
mulated capital.l He has an incowe Of
two Thousand dollars, which. Represents
an invested capital in stocks or bonds
of thir.y:fyc or forty thousand dUiisss:
He sows not, neither does he spin. He
has q large reserve of wealth at his bal,
on which he pays no tax; but A. b tax
ed on hiescapital and labor both, They
are bbh taxed in like amounts. A. pays
a hundred dollars on ibis income from
the work of his hands or brains, and B.
pays hundred on his income from his
money at interest There is neither jus
tice or sound sense in this method Of
taxation which Senator Sherman ID %
eager to continue /. dlscriminates in
favor of the idle man of wealth, and
against the poor man toiling for q liveli-
hood. 1t is in the interest Of the Weal-
thy bondholder, and q crushing weight
on the industrial classes OHIO Staflsv
man. =. = = = isfrs---,sf sgFfs ~ ~ ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-19
The C0lOred Misslssjppl Senator
In Brooklyn, N. Y.

The friends of the fifteenth amend
ment had celebration in Brooklyn, N.
Y, on Monday evening and among those
present was Senator Reyels, colo red, of
Mississippi.
The Rev. Hyland Garnett having been
introduced, said that he had been hand
ed a gold headed ebony cane by Miss
Thompson,ef Baltimore, and the Misses
Milford, of New York, to place in the
hands of Senator Revels This he beg
ged to do, and forthwith he gave II to
the Senator, saying: "Fbelieve tue head
is gold and the other part ebony--they
look very we'll together, but to tell you
the truth, the ebony has become pure
gold in these days. This fifteenth amend
ment is great thing it places the col
ored man on an equality with the Irish
man and the Dutchmah."
Yes, that's the doctrine Of the Radi.
calls. In Indiana, the other day,
Radical proclaimed, in one of theil
Conventions, ethat now, the Negro has
been enfranchised their party could gel
along without the Ignorant Dutch and
Irish"
Will foreign born citizens bear the
contempt and insults flung ginto theirfaces
BY the Radicals, and continue their sup.
port of that party?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-19

White Men Shall Rule America
Glkht ans Knowledge Alons are Re
'tsuu,Sed 10 Pestofe the &FaTlnef
i,pta 1cpubliof ef Our Fashers kn

3Sitifeulstson of Democratic newspaper
90 Sfrsciaily Of cnupty papers IN their sev-
SlnflocaIifies, 10 of the greatest importance.
70 sncsusage this enterprise, and to aid In
The dissemination Of correct doctrines, We
-Aavs determined 10 reduce our rates Of sub
essytion 10 the lowest possible point eonsis-
ssat wi<h ths Tsics Of paper to us. .
Eftssn dplisrs WIN procure ten copies Of
shssRssls ipr The fpll term Of one year. with
~ extra coy 20 The person who sends US that
nrnbsr Of names. - !.
Tksrs ought mol to be 4 townshi, where II
would b dimcutt to raise that small sum
among 30 Hany subscribers. 2
Il g conceded that The SriRir Is one Of ths
Nsst Representatives of Democratic principles
In Eastern Ohio, while at the same time It
eives very large quantity Of family and
nsscsllsneous reading, together with the JIM
pcytsnt locsi news OF Monroe County, and
fall rsliabls market reports will be given
'saca wesk, 8
We shah earnestly oppose the unjust IS
'ssn. ipsngurated BY the Radical party. Q.
taxing the laboring man 70 make the. rich
aUsn richer. 80
Ike laboripg man takes greenbacks for his
produce, while the tondholder spurns them
as s.rsgs," and demands gold for his bonds.
This 10 unjust; If greenbacks are good
enough for POOR men who pay taxes, they ara
good enough for the bondholders who pay
ns taxes, and they will be compelled to take
then (snd pay their Just proportion Of taxa
tion,) In exchange for their bends, ,or nothing
fast - they may elect. ns sisa;
IN conclusion. We ask the old friei ds Of onr
- - <1f1r ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-19
MARINE Dlsasters in .Iarch.

The number of vessels belonging to
or bound to or from ports in the United
States reported totally lost and missing
during the past month is SO, of which
IS we're wrecked, 5 abandoned, 8 found
cred, abandoned collision, i burnt
and s are missing. They arc classca as
follows: 8 steamers, ? ships, 8 barks, 2
briggs, 10 schooners, and | sloop, and the
total estimated value, exclusive If car.
goes, is 81 ,449 900. i7i
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wThe press--eyen that portion OF
it which does not sy,npathize with. the
Democratic party-is beginning to speak
out very plainly in regard to the continT
uance of the income tax. The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser Republican
says that 'sno party in the country can
carry on its shoulders such an Old Man
Of the Sea as the income tax through
the next election" The New York Her.
aid says sit is universally dctested; that
it offers premium on crime, and is the
handmaidcn of perjury. The New
York Journal of Commerce (independ-
ent} says that s'no greater mockcry of
justice and decency was ever attempted"
It adds tsIf this tax is just one, as
Senator Sherman processes to believe,
let him bring in bill to levy it directly
in the several States, in proportion to
the census,as the Constitution requires. .
No use, gentlemen. Tbcparty in Con-
gress will do nothing to relieve the pco-
pie of the oppression. ees,.s =,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-04-19

A good story is going the rounds Of
Hon. James Kavanagh, delegate to con-
gress from Montana. It runs thus
The other day, happening to drop in on
Secretary Boutwell, at the treasury de-
partment, in reference to the appoint
ment Of clerk who had been promised
a position there, he came across Ben
Butler, who was there On a similar ers
rand for protege os his. After a while,
both parties having been successful in
getting their man through, Butler, Who
appeared to be in very amlabler mood.
turned to Kavanagh, ,and, laying his hand
famiiiarly on his shoulder, remarked -
''Kavanagh, why in the devil don't you
turn Radical? should think you would
tire of sitting 50 long with the minority p
"Wcll, ! don't know, replied Mr.,
Kavanagh. @sTo tell you the truth, Ben,
when / was a boy. Twas so thoroughly
imbued with Democratic principles BY
some Of the great Democratic precepts
ors, that / have never yet been able to
thoroughly gel them out.of my system,
so that, on the whole, l guess / shsp't
try it at this late day. ga4 -
s.Why, what Democratic preceptorss3C
you refer to, Kayanagh? Who thus
wickedly misled your youthful foot
steps 2" asked Butler.
benjamin F. Butler and George s.
Boutwell,, ,Pawas the prompt reply 80