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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The ChcHpest nnd Beat \. wspnprr Ia tao
Country.

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Country.
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News; OBITUARY Notices; Edltoria, Articles on tos
prominent topics oi The day: Reviews or the Cat
tie Horse Dry Goods AM Boot ard hoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence. ana accounts
or All The Important and interesting events OF .av
week.
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago Divorce Ease-A German baroness
Released from Her I.ieHs Lord.
CHICAGO. March 8. 1870.
Tho famous divorce case OF the Baroness Mathidc
Won Claim vs. Baron Hlldebrand August Won Claim.
which has been before the Chicago courts for the
past TWO or three years. was brought to close TO-
day The jury. after being out forty hours returned
verdict for the Baroness all the sucs. finding
that the Baron has been guilty OF extreme and re-
pcated cruelty; that the Baroness had not been
guilty OF cruelty nor had she entered INTO combs
nation to marry min for the purpose or obtaining bis
property and tnen procuring divorce.
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THE INDIANS.

Attack Upon Fort Brrthold BY the Siomx.-
Defeat Of the Savngcs.
ST. LOUIS March ). 1910.
Letters In the Repnb,ican from r. L. stevenson
give account OF an unsuccessful attack Oh Fort
Berthold, the 10th or January, bv tho Sioux In
dians and further state tnat Sioux woman arrived
there tho 18th who reported that all the Indians
around Fort Rice had left There for Grand River to
lon another war party forming to attack BertnOid.
rue mail party from Fort Euford saw two large
camp fires ten miles above Berthoid wnich were
Supposed to contain Sioux awaiting fine weather
for the attac. on Berthod.
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cs:Ss MATTERS.

The tournament VI the prookiyD Chess GiEb has
reached an interesting stage OF its proceedings. The
best players have no. 70 contend 10 decide who
shall be the vc.crs III the tourney. Yesterday Cap
tam N acKeuz,e and Mr. j.. Petrln played one game,
which alter "a gallant contest, was won by captain
Mackenzie. Messr5. Delmar and GitbeFg contested
one game ami the former was VICTORIOUS. The score
OF the most successful players IA as foilovs:-
f. H. BrenZnRer. won -, lost 0; j. Mason, won ~
lost /; CAPTAIN Mackeuzle, won 10, LOST .; n. Del.
mar, won - ost 5: r. Perrin, won Ia, iost 4; g. A.
Gilberg, WOO ~, lost7.
There are twenty six players engaged IN the tour
nQUEnt.
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FlaE III SlatIY-iH.Sj SfnseT.
Loss Twenty-Five rhansnud Do,i.i

Loss Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars.
Last night tne pianng ann OF a. y. X A. ..
Lynes, a.two story building N Ninety third street,
near Fourth avehne. TOOK IRE. IL Was entirely do
siroyed, inyoiving loss OF 81, 900; Insured for
$1,000 IN city companies. the Iro II supposed 10
have caught IN the engiae room The roaco OF the
Twenty thifd ITecinct rendered efficient service to
The nIemcn ~ preventing its spread
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Arr and Artificial Government.

LONDON. MafCu z 1910.
Mr.. Ruskin the Slade Professor OF Art delivered
lecture tonight at OXFORD University Oh cart the
Handmaid OF utity," IN the course OF which he
said:-"Art gives form TO knowledge, grace 10
utility and trne neart to a dead age IN which ma
teriastic machine work Is omnlpotent and the Pho
t0graph dSplaces the painting; yet white England
II deafcned with buzzing looms, the people 20
bare; her soil is black with fuel, the people freeze;
her shores are alive with commerce. ana lhc people
fapllSb.V
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ROME.

Tie Council, the Pope and Infalihiiity.
ROME March 3, 1870.
The sessions OF the Ecunenical Council will be re-
kumed next week. The Pope Is coDndeat 0f his
ability to carry the proposition for in'aIllb,.tty.
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THE les csop.

PouGHkPEPslE March $, 1870.
Authenticated reports show that up 10 tonight
2o).0u0 tons or ice are housed aDd stackod on Tho
hudson. rh.s j. l,2O0,U03 tons short OF the stccK
secured last year II TINS tfile The weather cod,
and from BarrYsovn ,cc is 6eng stacked ana housed
fapidly. u ~ nov tbOugnt thefs VIII Da good
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BELGIUM.

Spsaking FOR the American Church in Rome.
BRUSSELS, March 8 1870.
despatch received here from Rome says every
effort IL being made TO induce the American bishous
70 declare for Papa irfaliDty bat SO far the ultra
montanes Rave been unsuccessful Ia securing their
tdheslog.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Miscellaneous Metropofi-
tun News Items.

The following record will show tae changes IN she
temecra,ure OF the weather. for the paat twenty.our
hours IN comparison wMh tho corresponding day OF
last year. az Indicated by the thermometer ~ Hud'
NUTS pharmacy HERALD Building. BROADWAY cor
a In AZ.
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FRANCE.
A Bur,ingamo nIemoriam In Paris.

Ne
PARIS, March &, 1879.
preliminary meeting OF Americans was held IN
this city last evening take action In relation TO
the death OF Mr. Burlingame. II was acreed to call
q large meeting next Wednesday, to DC presided
over BY Mr. Washburne, the American Minister. TX
Governor A. IL. Bullock, OF Massachu setts, who is
now In THIS city, has consented TO deliver Ee ora.
gfion The diplomatic corps has been invited DC
present.
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turns 10 the revenue once the company was TO-DAY
assessed by Ralph +. faihrop. United States Assessor
Tor TINS district Two per cent on the dividend tho
TAX amounting 10 81, ,l52 900.
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The EiuW Of Specie.

PARIS March :, 1870.
Tho heavy now OF specie to the Bank OF France
conttnues The amount on hand to-day s l.. coo, 900
francs greater tan at the corresponding time last
week.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

IRE at Mo- ~ Barclay street last night innicted
$500 damage 10 the stock or A. ~ Baroer, crockery
dealer, on the nth noor $500 90 building and about
800 10 the stock OF George Schmiat dealer IN bas-
kets on the tatrd and fourth doors.
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SCOTLAND.
International Copyright.

EDiNBURG, March > 1870.
In the Court OF Sessions q temporary injunction
has been granted prohibiting, until an investigation
IL had the sale OF copies of TenDysons poems pub
lished III Boston, United States, and imported by
boo kAeiicis ia Glasgow.
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Wants a State Prosecution.

PARIS, March 8, 1870
the press OF this city very generally complain OF
the delay on the part or the government clearing
up the alleged conspiracy against Tie natOn aud
she life oI the Emperor
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

BRtchel0r's Hair Dyr-Ths Br-, In Tho.
wore. Ts only rarfsc. dye. hafgsss. rAer, nasn.-t
neoas. iaesaly ~ hoat street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Misslsanci Water Cures Rrichtsa nisrcEc of
the kiarayr uia and ali mpases sf tina s9,i
by al d!ug.s,
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Wniie q truck, ,iaden with eight bales OF hemp
belonging 10 Louis He,nsey Of seventy fourth street
and Tenth avenue, vas last night passing down
Eighth avenue. two boys &c, arc to the hemp witch
was entirely consumed. The young inccndiaries es.
Cuucd.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Hayat Havana I.ntlery .-prixcs Paid is Gold.
IL oaAseb lun shed ghs highest FOE sphunnn
aas a kiucs OF Gold auefIiyer.
TAYLOR 4, Co, Bankers, Is Wal su;as, y. Z.
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IRISH Parliamentary Tactics.

LONDON, March ., 1870.
The Irish members OF the House OF Commons at
private meeting to-day resolved 10 propose amend
Eients to the Irish Lana bill, but not to oppose
Bill NJ o whole.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Hnrd Rubbcs 1ri,s-s' supporters, &c., &a.--.
Buy orly 4. ~. RGGS original ~ &C, No bs ia'ay
street Who.ass. xra ie;a'. Ssiabtsssa iAi5.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

4 Hcst ~nccrrslul prvem~nt.-The vcye
Improved NRcadan, for street aud wake; wien lt Ia
Tonc IKE ang a c1cHp d1a5e hsai.y ssnd
for ASA kUyI, s. s,su,L OXFORD
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The Hs1 s,orc.-pf Cour.,

Spr'nx " C,Smtng. .--Lmcic., ir you Wish
be- Su Boots snpss nj reduced prices pasonfe Nib.
LLK CO, No. !, Union square.
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A New War Ship-The Bank Return

LONDON, March J, 1870.
The trial trip Of the frigatc Captain took place
to-day. Sne made eleven knots hour with q
zcrew revolving ut half speed. The vessei 10 con-
eidered D complete success.
The weekly report OF the Bank Of Englan shows
IN increase OF Gl40,0O0 in bullion,
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Crisiadors,s s'u,ivnlicd Hair Dye &c Id
and ap5.e w AaG rc4'p ~ loy, No Assot Hqaae
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Tho usG Storc.--Of Course We Rcfrr To
KNox'S ia e;,epa AMI .rsnEcts alike rscogniyc The ue
known est.b shmeu No. 2i2 biosdwsy corner III tWtoU
street, Inc propcr pacc the prpp~r s-rrton oi he~
coming ai, aud knowa as mo huuts foispws
h,s store - sealed 10 nke aisanv.',n. a'"~'' "No~'
chSSsy Spr.n. Sty 10, salch IL no. rx@1{
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

unesr The operation oc PtALoS's VlrhLlA, OK SALIVA
Tl0S foh fHL HAIR. which contslni pothing dry,
Transparent without Sedinisnt, ao scap,
unv.eHfstrt oicr In the har
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THE Daricn Istl,mus Canal Trausis.

LONDON, March 8. 1870.
Commander Edwards, who surveyed route
across tho Isthmus OF Darien FOR ship canal in
1854 writes to the London Sdndo,,, to-day cxut-
ing In the resumption OF the project and expresses
his belief Ia It's perfect feasibility
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HV"fdEr IFMVNFtturc ytsItfdhy 20
last year. .......I....,..-.... %
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PARIS, March ), 1870.
The Procureur General yesterday served the notice
upon Prince Pierre Napoleon Ronaparte TO appear
before the High Court to answer III the matter OF the
Victor N0ir nonicide.
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Frsemasonry--Its Government nnG Af.l,int.on.

LONDON, March 3, 1S.0.
At quarterly meeting OF FYeeniasons held In
fhls city last evening the Earl DC Grey and Ripon
was chosen Grand Master, and the Graird Lodge oi
New RruIlSNieS WAS recognlzed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Collector Gr'nne has given notico tina. hereafter
Gil foreign merchandise landed under general order
from the Cunard. Bremen and Hamburg lines or
steamers at Jersey city and at Hoboken Will be
scat to bonded warehouses Nos. 81 aad 3lS Wost
street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-04

Dr. Harris, OF the Board OF IIoalth, yesterday moth
fled Coroner Schirmer TO hold an inquest on the
body of Helene Christopher VINO died ~ 400 Grand
street, on the 1ith ult. under suspicious crcum-
stances DIR. KuhD, of Norfolk, who saw the de-
ceased previous TO her death. wit ba called to give
evidence before tho Coroner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08
THE ENFORCEMENT kCT-JUDcE
RnND,N DECISION.

Wa arc informed by gentleman who
arrived in this city last evening over the
u. & O. R. r., that Judge Bond heard
the case Of McTlwco, the Mineral county
registrar, at Martinsburg. Monday, and
that SIR. McIlwee vas discharged. He
informs Us that the Judges decision in the
caac vas in substance that the law Of Con-
gress wEs limited by the intent and terms
Of the 18th amendment: that is, that it en-
forced rights only where they were inter
fercd with by reason Of the ''raco, color or
previous condition" Ct the party wrougcd;
and that in all ether cases it left the qncs-
ton Of suffrage to tao regulation Of the
State constitution and laws. Our inform
ant says the Judge also ruled that the
commissioners of The district courts had
10 authority to make arrests of registrars
charged with wrongfully obstructiog regis
,tration, but he could net state tue ground
for this ruling.
We shall doubtless be able in day or
two to lay Judge Bonds decision before
our readers in an accurate aud authentic
shape,
We hear that Mr.. Mc1lwee will at ouec
bring suit for false imprisonment. --IHtc''t-
ScaesY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08
PATIENTS

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08
RHcOURAGJgG.

From every section of KanaRba Co..
tho news comes to to us that the Repubh-
can party is gaining strength. In
Charleston township, three or four RAM
pint Democrats, heretofore, are now work.
ing for the Republican party. 10 Union
township four men came squaTely out and
denounced the Democratic party. after
bearing Mr.. Walker speak at Tyler School
House on Thursday last. and then and
there united themselves with the Republi.
can party. They said they never saw
Democracy in its true light before. We
understood on Saturday, from two reliable
gentlemen. that Walkers speech will
make us at least % votes in TINT township.
We candidly believe this statement TO be
true, rs We heard the speech. In every
township Of the county we have the most
psitiyc assurance that good men arc lcas.
ing the corrupt Democracy daily, and arc
uniting themselves with the great, pro.
grcssivc Republican party. This is en-
conragiug and we assure our honest Dem
ocratic friends "That while the LAMP con-
tinucs to burn. tho vilcst sinner may
return" So como on, gentlemen, our
arms arc open to receive you -7-Jouraat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Wa sco.ttet Mr.. Phelps, the Tspubli:
c,ar, candidate for Democratic Secretary OF
sstaic-uho never, never will be Demo-
/. crat till tlls.uoap Incomes the lumiunry of
tho day andAwateFs run up hill-mnde
speech the other day at %in6cld, audquo-
ted Latin to show that the people and the
Almighty have but one voice. Ifthi' be
true Mr.. Phelps giE know after the cleo
ton over is what the Almighty thinks of
Jim. Ho ought to know now what the
"populr think of him, but he insists on
having the verdict at the polls. Very
we'll; but if ]. NJ. P. would let Latin
alone and coufuc himself to English, he
wonld be on safer ground (thcugh net
much it must be confessed. )-Ia'elligen-
Ger.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Democratic journals are diligently cir.
culating, under the head, do the Cabinet
Officers earn their SaIarics?" complaint
that the most Of the heads of the Depart
ments are now away from Washington.
taking their vacations. This IL Intended
TO be sharp bit at Republican ndministra-
ton. The last experience this country
bad with simon. pure Democratic admins.
tratton was in 186O-61, when Cobb, Floyd
& Co., were in the Office, and when the
nation could have afforded to pay them ten
times their salaries to stay away from
Washington altogether, instead Of making
over their Departments to the rebels.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The Baltimore, Pittsburg aud Chicago
Company, referred to few days Ogo in
connection With Mr.. CARROTS address, has
been Incorporated, with capital stock of
S8,OOO,O0O The proposed line runs
from Columbia county through Ohio,
striking Canton and Wooster. A move.
ment is on foot to carry the road through
Indiana, passing through LaGraugc, Gosh
en- to Chicago, making il almost an AIRLINE
route.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The Charleston papers report that very
animated discussion took place IN Kauawha
veorzty on tho 11th, Between Governor
Stevenson and Mr.. II. s. Walker, editor
, ofthc Cosrer. The meeting, was called
ny tho Republicans, but tho Democrats
Crowdodin, undertook &c co1Fol the meet
ing and put forward Mr.. Wtlkor. who
made two hours specs, a1h;sivc of the
Governor The Govfnor'took 6.9 stand
md replied. Walker had taken the icitia>
,tiyo iuSPcrsouglties. 80 the Governor lGi
risain his gloves I6gurativoly spoaliug,)
and qccordaing TO the Jogaol, gave ii
s. W. such terrific drubbi3g as he
never experienced before. Walker couldn't
stand the fire. and left the ground before
shs Governor Ind got half through with
iEm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The agent Of the Remington Rife Fac
tory in New York, it is reported, has re.
cCivcd important orders from the French
Government. Five thousand rifles week
arc to be turned over to the agent of the
French Governmcnttil further orders.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

sGse Of the funny scenes Of "show day"
was frat of dfn rkcu man who bad to be
taken ia, iail to pre- ISN'T him from killing
ope oftse "Tndians.% He said an Indian
had killedslis grcat-gt1nd-father, and be
was bound 70 hayo revenge Weston
Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The Cincinnati Enquirer remarks that
"tho Democratic party is party of prin,
ciples. II aims to assume tho power upon
that idea. fits principals arc not correct,
aud arc not approved by the people. il has
no right to obtain the ascendency Now,
if we could only be informed what the
F'priucipals" ofthc Democratic party are,
It would be easy to judge whether it ought
to come into power. Perhaps the Wheel.
ing Register could cnlighten US.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The great effort that was made at
Clatksbarg last week in Judge J acksoo's
court 10 have indictments found against
several registrars who had been arraisncd
before his commissioners, was complete
failure. The Grand Jury. after duly con.
sideriug the character of the charges and
lhc duties of the registrars, refused 70 fDd
Asirs'o irdiotrprut.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

w. Fl. H. Flick, is the Republican
candidate for Senate in the Hampshire
district. He will give our pleasant friend
Mr. H. G. Davis, the Democratic candi-
Gate coed warming before the canvas is
over.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

"Whon the sun refuses to',ahinc, ard
"tho moon bcconcs the lun,inary of the
ebay; when the Kauawha river ruas up
"strcam, then will | unite with the Dem
'ocracy."-J. NJ Phelps Democratic car
didate for Secretary of State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The Wyoming women have caused a
title aonstcrnation by resolving to ignore
poE.'ics dud vote only for tho man of
good moral character" The election is
for Conc ressmSn, too.
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AVOID QUACKs.

A victim Of early indiscrction, causing ner.
vous debility, premature decay, &c. having
tried in vain every advertised remedy. has dis.
covered a simple means Of sellcurc. which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers.
Address j. A. FUTILE. 7s Nassau st., n 7.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Young ladies, besides wearing gentel-
mems nccktics, have now taken to a large
scarfpins instead Of brooch. What do
they wart rext:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

The Democrats of Louisiana are willing
to 60 into the fight, making friends Of all
men. regardless ofraco, color, or previous
condition of slavery. An infusion Of the
new political element into Louisiana De-
mocracy would tend to make it rcspccta-
bio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

A Railroad Company has been chartered
to build lire from point above IroDton
opposite the terminus ofthe Chesapeake and
Ohio road, to Cincinnati.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Il always sing to please myself" said
gentleman who was humming tune in
company. Then you are not at all diff
cult to please" said lady who sat next
to hin.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

CoNrRAmevr rs.-"The only rights that
'relSels havc is to danglo st the end Of a
rope. "--JoIn s. BGrdCR, Bcmocra tic en-
diaaic tor State Treasurer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-08

Charleston, Kauawha, is to have new
uatioaI bank. The application for it has
been made aud approved.
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The, Charleston Journal says that at a

The huricstoh Journal says that at a
Democratic Meeting at Winfield on the
16th, esovbolly" Burlett, Dsmccrtie
candidate for Treasurer, denounced the
.goyermnct Of lho State as .'the illcgitimato
State government at Charleston. Query
Would it be any more legitimate if Mr..
Burdets were State Treasurer; and il not.
how could hcuonscu. TO hold the plsco II
6lected2 ofcoursc he will not be called
to decide, but we suggest tho inquiry any
how.
It-mght 10 pertinent 10 ask, further,
whether Mr.. Buraett; believing the State
iIlegitmatc Tor bogus as Iis party used
to say, three or four years ago. J favors
measures for restoring to our people
Legitimate government With headquarters
at fiichmond2 Tho Democratic leaders
profess to have abandoned this project.
Docs Mr.. Blrlett still entertain it?
Tho results of Democratic cxlavagance
afe apparent in the largely increased debts
ofthe States over which they retain control
according to the Louisville Commercial.
when the Democratic party came into pow
erin Kentucky they found a surplus in the
treasury Of over twenty-five thousand
dollars. Tidy have been in power four
gears, and there is deficiency in the
State Treasury of ogcr ulillion Of dol
lars, and their own Auditor says that the
government cannot be carried on without
the taxes arc increased Democratic
''econmy" in Kentucky would be re-
pctratei every where were the party again
entrusted with the keeping Oftlie National
and State Trcasurers.