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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15
The French Republic.

Tba Mind - sc.rcs1,, ccro ,.sh a.
the ..tonrd;rr 49,. 49,. = &c
ueoL. the ,,;.s,.;o r.o.ah -.
have been dsfe.t.d and c,r.ho -
powder that the Emperor N.noleon
has been captured and il q prisoner
of war and that without hloodshed
the Imperial Dvnaatv II France ha.
Nan a,srth-c,vr "a pas,,h,;o
800 s..-.,, =. 'Pup..0
4S.es'y 10y smoosniy installed on its
ruins. s, IN
I II seems By tho tenor Of our to-
DAYS dispatches that Jules Favre
~. ho.,. s.,..t u -, ~ u.r,u,;.;oI,
- ~ :, - .'on'A.
eOvc1nineus - : ros'oon.. ne y one
OF the most bF1lliant OF Ill tho Kcpub-
licans in Paris.
He Il A em;nent lawyer 1 nat;va
ofrvo,. ho~, 49, ., 1ono 8
-. g.. es~. - :, ~ - IS, nv 81
y. vssu ~ y es-s 2 aes0eT q sne ~
Pupncan side IN the Corps Leglsint'f.
Y He has never wavercd IN his oppo-
sition to the usurper, Napoleon. and
n 1883 e,ectrif;ed tho nation n h;s
-.
e'oquoh' aelonce oi olsln'
Yesterday he issued tho following
circular TO all the powers Of Europe:
1 sThe policy Of. France is peace,
leaving Germany master Of her own
VA h :. nn :. ~ auss,a aas
and MOI arainst Frsnce vet the AZ.
nasty u gone and France free, yet is
this impicus war continued. viii
sne aug .ace .n,s sssPonslD'l.y Do-
Frsnca v;eids NOT one foot If ao;l
not 8 Stone or fortress. A shameless
peace means determination Of our
cause and that OF Europe. We are
on - %, ano oo Any = loso,a 9
hold par;s "a Tia isst thav car hold
the city for three months snd CON-
quer. Hcrushed, France will arise
=. 1Iu a ~ - 80 sur .!S INV ~
81 ambition than peace; but war
proving inevitable. We will continue
s1e ;, s.tugsie' oonnoen' 81 me triumph
= -. $50, 1. =. -. !.
w;m:s 49, 80 s, rs.
y $3.50. N.a 800 = 20 =. a;Is
e. r...,,,h .,..-s,, !. ]. re-. =
~ - - =
q, h NJ M 100 49, .-as5a !. 80,
.;nn.,, ,r..e.r. ,..;a.. ~ rr.,oh
,,aorla "a az -, p.nntl;o
r IA ~. nt;r,a n nav 81 conoed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15
Paris, September Q.

- ~ ! : :
Jules Favre has declined tho SER
vices Of the Orleans Princes, and beg
ged them to quit the city, for fear OF
complications.
1t is again reported that the Dip
lomatic Corps at Paris have gone to
King Williams headquarters in the
interests Of Paris.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

Tho census of Washington has
been completed. The population is
Ill 1875, an increase 81 5o,O73, or 81
pcr cent. since 1860. II has been
taken during tho dullcst time known
for . number Of years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

Tho Buchanan county Bulicein,
published at Independence, says:
Jed Lake, Esq, received letter
on Saturday last from J. w. Dixon,
the Secretary of the Ottumwa 4 st.
Paul Railroad Co., conveying tho in
telligence that the engineers would
be ready to commence tho prelimin-
arp survey from Ottumwa to Inde-
pendence in ten days, or as soon as
the guaranty of $500 to pay the
expenses of tho survey should be
received. No delay will result on
account ofthe guaranty and We soon
expect to- know exactly how feasible
the route is between the two points.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15
Wyoming.
Cheyenne, Sept. Z.

Tho elcutlon passed off quietly yes
to-day, throughout tho Territory
Joncs, Republican, is elected to Con-
gross by samll majority.
Mrs. Church Howe, wife Of U. S.
Marshall Howe, was tho FIRST lady
who ever voted for delegate to
Congress. The ladies voted gencr.
all Throughout, .hc Territory. Thoy
count hive hundred and seventy
votes at the Cheyenne precinct.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

~ ..sk..s, y g,s.,-. 3 4. 4. 80 - -. sss L.
under secslon III ~ o. ~ sne Interns 3
revenue Act q June sV, 1914 =
emenoeo' ~ paymassers and dssOurs-
ing omoers q the unltsd STATS
We = le4ulleo s0oeuuos anu wlsn 0a1o
- = ~ e osnsuln Il 1fo = sus
sA1alios = =. VAl'e = "'nss
-. nots'o !. Pol'ons - s.0 oayp'
i = navsi u o.nol ~ MoHs
=. svls.0' = 'Ie =. .noluu'1
n nA,. au1 1'ep'ossa'.s'so'' all
D0l0;v0' = ."As - sAo 0.Suss
=. -. = s,nno =. - IT. s
,s,.-ss $50 ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

Tho Chicago papers have an itom
to the effect that James III. Walters.
Of Knoxville, Iowa, some time IN
business here, is shortly to be hung
in Texas for murder. They give 30
particulars.-Gdte City.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

The party which sympathixes
with France is the party Of Washing.
ton, Jefferson, Wright, and Douglas.
The party which sympathizes with
Prussia is the railsplitting Lincoln,
the horse-thief Brown, the beast
Butler, tho renegade Logan, the
pcdantic Summer, the Fourierito and
ffee-lover Greedy, the inboeilo
Banks. the suiscogenationist Stevens,
and the drunken Yates, Nye, and
Chandler. Tho riff.raff, the place.
hunters, tho demagogaes, and vote
seekers Of this country are they, and
only they, who sympathize with
Prussia. - Chicago Tines.
Tho above paragraph from a load
ing editorial of the leading democra-
tic paper in the Northwest, and
similar articles in all their papers,
accounts for the fact that all the
Germans who ever sympathixed with
democracy, have now stampeded
into tho republican camp.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

COUNTY FAIRs.-Several county
fairs are laboring under great
difficulty just now, on account
of the extreme wct weather. We
see BY the Journal, of Mount
Pleasant, that the fair in Henry
county, il postponed until tho 2lst,
I'D and 2sd, Of the present month,
The Journal gives as the cause,
Grained out"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

Total reductio els, 65g, $50
A These figures are Of record, and
cannot bo denied. If democrats
doa't like this kind OF work, we
suppose il il because they want to
repudiate the nationsl debt.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

Since General Grants Inaugural
ton, the payments made npon the
principal Of the public debt, are as
follows;
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

John 7. Stoneman, Of McGregor,
brother of the General Of that name,
ia the democratic candidate for Con.
gross, in the Second Iowa District.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-15

Hon. William B. FairAsld, district
judge Of the Twelfth District has
resigned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

MASSACHUSETTS AND BLACK SUFFRAGE.
Massachusetts,, at this day, viii not al
low any black man to vote unless he pays
taxes and can read and write BY insist
ing upon the payment Of taxes as condi-
ton Of voting, and upon the ability to read
and write rs an indispensable qualifca-
ton, she has excluded from the polls near
ly every black man within her borders. -
And still Massachusetts, is the State which
is held up by the radicals of our county as
the special friend of the black race, There
are not fifty black men in our county who
wouH be allowed to vote on Tuesday next
if they had the misfortune to live in Mas
sachusetts. Do the black leaguers know
what they are hurrahing for when they
hurrah for Yankees! We think not, but
they will find out and to their sorrow be-
fore they reach the end of the chapter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
a VALUABLE
FARM FOR Sale,

a yALUABLEFARM FOR SALE
"a containing 80 10 2.5 acres. lcc,'
ted n the mouth Of the wiccmieo On H.,
Potomac R;v~r. 81. Msry's county, Mi
The sill j. kind and Prduc,ive and is well
ada pied to the growth Of III. staple nm.
ducts ofthis section OF the State. This f,-r
is ecnvesi-nt 10 two or three s.raml,o,,
xharves. has a rcomy
DWELLING HOUSE 3NI
upon il. a large BARN. iiik
STABLES, and other OUT 0o1e48
HOUSES There is plenty Of Wo0n
aud TIMBER fer the use Of the place an,
some that might be spared far sale tn.
adjacent waters abound in fsh. oysters ..a
wild fowl in season and can be hal al
most at the landing. I. lies Immediately
on the grea, Duckiag Grounds, Che Mar.
rows.) has 6ne water soil convcnicn, fo-
bedding oysters. 10 to 20 thousand bush.
els Of which might now he easily and nrc.
fitably bcdded. II desired. the land ca,
be divided into t.co sHrg Farms, each
having an equal water front, Apy ON,
waiting TO purchase valuable place. can
get bargain, as am DESTROYS of moyin,
TO the West.
will also sri! the p'ace on which I
now reside. containing $50 to go acres
separated from the above place by ,
sek. adapted also to the grsw.i Of the
knciplc products of the co ,nty-1as on
it n store house. with cash custom. bv
which any one can realize. with = small
cal iial. from $500 to a $1,000 q year
without much trouble. Address,
Is. CHESELDINE,
Milestowu.
St. Msry's Co.,
N,y z lS.O-lt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

CoScHALNExr or THE PrnLIc Accorxrs.
Will President Grant and Secretary Bout.
well be good enough TO explain Why the
details Of the receipts and expenditures Of
the Federal Government have not been
Published later than for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1866? Since that date
no les than 81 500. 600 900 has been ex.
pendcd By the Federal Government and
yet no accounts are published Of this vas,
expenditure. Who got the money >
What was ]. paid for! Whcn was /, paid!
Are the reported balances correct? These
are questions which both the Consultation
and the lAxs require to Be answered in
full. and which the Administration, busy
With partisan schemes Of plundcr and sg-
esandis~ment. has failed to answer thus
ar.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

BrycoNuE.- Of our blatant radical
orators recently proclaimed, that so long
as there is civil or political right denied
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, so long
the mission of the Republican party is no,
fulflled." As civil and political rights
are denied nowhere bu, where radicals con-
troll and Is the radical party only lives and
has its being by withholding these rights
from its opponents, the declaration in ques-
ton is entitled to be stigmatized as very
indiffcrcn. Buncombe. Go it humbug !.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
ND.

THE Last WoKb.-The County Of cor
loye and birth-the Countx.pf aneien, Phi.
grim Fame-venerable : ISkry's.-pre-
fers to-day her final admonition, that her
white offspring at least shall keep watch
full guard on Tuesday next to see thar
neither faint nor hurt come upon her -
The very children that gather abou. our
knees-that are to take our places in the
coming Summers that We may no. sec
appeal to as with mute but powerful elo-
auence To shield them from the trouble
snd eonfusion-aye, the ruin.-which
Yankee vengeance and dominica have
wrought in fair and sunny lands. dear and
kindred 10 our own. Shall illiterate seal
lawags and oficc-secking Yankee Carpet
Baggers rule ard riot here as they are n
citing and ruling to-day in Florida and
South Carolina Heaven forefcnd -
Rather give US back our Indians and our
wolves than curse us with a shame like
this! No! st. Mary's county for Sain,
Mary's countians' God and on, e-.:-
Land,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

SECRET SOCIETIES. -About one hundred
clergymen in New York State, have
signed call for State meeting in SYRIA
cusc on November 18th, declaring that
they believe secret political societies "ex-
elusive. partial, anti-republican. despotic
in form Of government, pernicious, oppos-
ed in principle to free government prac-
Using semi-relicious and semi-barbarous
ceremonies. casting out the true religion
with the false. thus placing Jesus and
Juggcrnaut on the same footing in the
same antc-room, and the members Of the
fraternity bound by the most solemn OBJ
legations to assist each other, so that even
in civil courts the ends Of justice are per-
verted, and equity fails to receive her
due" The signers to this are Baptists,
Methodists, Congregationalists, Presbytc-
rians, &c.
Are not the secret, scditious, oath bound
leagues in our midst amenable to the GEN.
sures which arc leveled above against Sc
cret political associations? Are the re-
cent revelations made in our Circuit Court
to go for nothing? Is the unimpeaehcd
and unimpeachable testimony of Charles
William Love and Joshua Jones in regard
to the sinful, corrupt and dangerous char
acter Of these organizations to be forgot
ten and disregardedF And how can our
religious instructors reconcile it to con-
science and duty to suffer without warm
ing and protest this abominable leprosy to
faint and honey-comb our community p
Shall this offensive and infectious gangrcne
peril and permeate our society unchal-
lenged and unrebuked ? In brief, are our
moral sentinels disloyal or asleep?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
Vacant Scholarships.

FUNllE Bard % : .hol Comm s>ioncrs
n havi = been duly notified that ,hcr.
are sill six vacancies in the number Of
State Scholarships in St Johns College.
Annapolis. Nh to which Saint Mary's
county is entitled. rarcns aud guardians
are hereby no;;ti.d that III Boar is ycady
Ia receive applications for appointment
to fil il vacancies.
The charge for hoard, f"ri. lisht.,
wash tx and textbooks is $500.
The Is ard is also ready To rec i've an
plicasions for ihrsc Safe Scholarships in
Maryland Agricultural College. Stu
d uts holding these Scholarships are not
charged hy 'hc College for tuition and
use OF b1oks. being deduction OF scvcp-
ty-fivc dollars.
The College year f.r ST Johns Col
irge begins ou Ike first "Wednesday in
Oct.hc,. Tie Fu>, FERN ., Agricultu-
RI! c. li,g' hrsins the 10Th "f S'p,cm
hcr and the : coni Term on III II, f
February. $ I'D "!rncArions to rr,si-
81 shc H,ari
by order Of H." Board.
JAMES II. MILES.
Prc>ld NJ
NV 3 tS1o-3.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

A JOINT Discussion AFTER ALL.-Our
village was aroused about s o'clock on
Tuesday night last by the sonorous voice
Of Mr.. Bear. the Buckeye, calling the
faithful to attention" at Capt Law
rence's store. The man of anecdotes and Da
guerreotypcs spread himself considerably,
but in genuine Buckeye style. and the
League laughed and checred. generally
ia the wrong places, and the affair gave
promise to end both with eciat and tri-
umph. Alas! for mans disposing! The
Buckeye had barely concluded when Col
Gladstone. who was accidentally present,
was prcssed. nolens rolens, to the stand
and then. alas! for the Buckeye. We
have seen humbugs and hypocrites scorch-
I'd before. but the blistering administered
by Blakistsne to Bear beat any thing in
The way Of basting that We ever recollcct
70 have witnessed. The unfortunate man
wr:ggled. protested, apologiEed and cx-
planned, but still the basting went on. and
was not concluded until after the victim
had been scarifed from head to foot
Lawrence and Swain came calamity to
the rescue Of the Buckeye and his cause,
but. by the general confession, the Colo
mel was too much for the whole trio. and
the meeting. instead Of being Republic
can. was complete democratic triumph.
The Buckeye is informed if he is not
fully recovered at this writing. that
there are few more boxes Of Rcintzells'
All-Healing on hand, price % cents
Taere were points of the performance on
Tuesday night that were as funny as a
play.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03
IN MEMoRiiM
BAL TTMORE MARKETS.

GEAlN.-RcceIpts Of " heat were liberal to-
day, embracing }, 400 bushels Of ahite and a.
500 bushels red. Market was hcavy with prices
fsvoring buyers, about cts. "a bushel on all
grades Included in the sales were 3. zoe bush
els Ohio and Indiana red II 81 500 "a; 1000
bushels inferior Mary land do. SLIGO iG: ,
600 bushels common do. Sl.ao: 1000 bushels
fair 20 good do. 81 35Csl.I0; ?,uOo bushels
strictly prime and fancy Si.e59ul.9o; 1850
bushels y lIiIe - -2Sti, 80.
CUkN.-UilrIIng >, 400 bushels white and !. =
.lo bushels yellow: sales embrace I 600 bushels
old White az GCCi1l Cts, as te condition 2,c"1
new do. sofa 90 cts. SEQ bushels Homny 40
chs. 500 bushels new yellow T2ea)15 cts. $50
bushels old do. s.1Gs 2; cts.
uATS.-Recripts small; sales B. 500 bushels
fair TO good i5ts47 cts. /; 100 bushels prime 50
cts.
RYE.-NOnc ofered.-Nonday, Oct. 81 1870.
T0BACC0.-Naryland Leaf continues in mod
eraiely active demand. and the receipts, about
900 hhds., have mostly been taken, chiefly for
Bremen and Holland At former prices. There
has also he~n some movement in Ohio, bat in
kentacky and Nirgini& ,rsnsactions have BEEN
ccnfsned 60 small lots 10 manufacturers. Cleared
this week /, sl3 hhds. leaf and col hhds. stems
TO Bremen and GO hhds. leaf to Liverpool. We
quote ~ before, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

en- visited upon Me-srs. Carey and
Company and opened ncgotiatio@ Cor
joint disrumion Mr.. Carey and hi
friends. notwithstanding the clssllenge Of
the Buckeye. again backed down. repeat
ing the same reasons for not meeting our
speakers which they had alledged Or their
declination ON the 9th Of October. Final
ly foilcd inobsaining a join. discussion with
the Republicans, the democrats organized
an independent meeting in front of the
store of Messrs. Vile & Ford. which was
ably and powerfully addressed and With
the happies, effect by Messrs. Dent. Biz
Kingsley and Blackstone.
The meeting at Wise's Store on the Pa
tuxent ON Monday last was one Of the lar
gest neighborhood assemblages Of the cam
paign. Il wss addressed BY Messrs.
Crane. Downs. Love. Blackstone and
Jones. Many Of the colored voters pres
ent expressed. after the meeting. IN in
tention of voting the democratic ticket
There were over l5e voters present and
the meeting was nearly unanimous for
Mcrrick a. its close.
\ meeting is called for Wednesa
at the " straits" in St. Georges
tory district. It viii be addna3
OF Dv"u ana james H. W.
There will be grand demousti ia at
the Head of St. Clements Bay, to-day.
Thursday. Hon. Frederick Stone will
address the meeting, as also Messrs. Mad
dox, Blackstone, r. j. Cotton, Love, Mat
thews ap1 Downs.
Tn Friday evening. there will be meet
'ng at Crier's Store in Beggar's Neck,
which viii be addressed by Messrs. Blak-
istone, Matthews. Tr.scoe and Hammett.
There will be two meetings on Satur-
day next, one at the Tall Pine, st. mi
goes district, which will be addressed BY
Messrs. Downs, Crane, Love and Ham,
NETT, and one at Chaptico. Hon. r. T.
Merrick, of Washington, r. Fl. Edelen
and Vivian Brent. of Charles, and nearly
the whole speaking force of our county
are advertised to address the latter meet
ing. 1t is expected to be the meeting Of
the campaign
The meetings for Monday, the 9TH Of
November, are at MechanicsyilL, Char.
lotto Hall district, and Hooper's Store on
the Patuxcnt, in the Patuxent district
The first named, will be addressed BY
Messrs. Billingsley, Martin, Jamisou,
Wilson. Jones and Key Col. Blakis-
tone and u. s. Briscoe will speak at Hoop
er's. There will also be meeting at the
Court House, Leonard Town, on Friday
night next at o'clock, which will be ad-
dressed by some of our ablest democratic
speakers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

pay tax Of AZ cents on every dollars
worth Of sugar. coffee, tea and salt you
use,
Vote the Radical ticket.
fyou desire to pay $40 or $50 for an
ordinary suit Of clothes,
Vote the Radical ticket.
Ifyou want large standing army of
loafers. to be supported out Of the peck
cts Of ths, people, in time Of profound
peace,
Vote the Radical ticket
IL you want To have grecnback rags for
your currency instead of gold and silver,
Vote the Radical ticket, and YOU will
be accommodated.
But
II you want cheap sugar, coffee. tea.
molasses. salt. dry-goods, groceries aud
cotton and woolen goods,
Vote the Democratic ticket.
fyou want low taxes. plenty Of labor
and good price for it,
Vote the Democratic ticket!
1fyou want the nation to progress in
the way Of prosperity and honor,
Vote the Democratic ticket.
There are but two sides-take that
which you deem best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

IiIoHrs OF Fo-ERs.-Attc-ncy Genessl
Jenes has pablislsd N opinion iasrcssrd
to the reccnf acs q Usneress for the reg
ulasion Of ciec,icas. lie maintains that
all pcssons whose names are on the books
Of rcsintrasion are eivileged to vote. and
none others; but thai any party Who has
been unjussly refused registration has the
right 10 appeal for redress to the Judge
Or Judges of the Circuit Court of the city
OF county in which he resides, and ifthe Of
hcer Of registration Is proven to have been
nifty Of q wrongful act. he Is linble To
Iae-mulcted in damages
The Attorney General states, further,
that the third section of the act Of Con-
gress. which attempts to confer upon all
persons rejected BY the officers Ofregistra-
tion the right Of appeal to the judges Of
election. is. in his judgment, in conflict
with the Constitution and law of the State,
ID, being in no way connected with the
FIFTEENTH Amendment. is clearly beyond
III powers OF Congress.
He closes by expressing the hope ''tha'
officer Of the State win be deferred
the faithful performance of his duties
Extensions of proceedings agains,
g this ct Of Congress. and gives
t1Z!S Il r-e tir.s '.s1s STATE Of Ma
rys 'eflI aa4aestionatly ya!a its oJliya-
tioa % eSord all possible protection. de-
fence and ine'emnity to its officers, acting
bona ic'e, in the discharge of'theiir duties y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

ILLEeAL ARREsrs.-A very important
decision was rendered by United States
Commissioner Osborne, Of New York. last
Friday, with reference 10 the recent ar
rests under the congressional election law,
the substance Of which is tina, the FEEDER
al officers. acting under tina. law, have no
power 10 make arrests. This decision
was elected BY the arrest Of several indi-
viduals, Who were taken into custody on
Monday, on the charge Of attempting 70
fraadulensly enter their names on the reg
istry. All the prisoners .cccriingiy wcre
were ordervj to be discharged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

ksapr.-Ths last inspection has been
had, the last counsel given. and We are
ready! Cool, collected. determined and
sahvsken. over the brief intervening space
between - and the enemy. with the han
ssr u ''eqsal and exact jastice to all
s,elssive privileges 10 noae" the banner
u eur fashers--the old hammer Of the Con-
ssisssica- doasing 70 the smiling Heavens.
marches cur wide-extcnded. dcep-scs lines
of hssale. Steady, men. steady, and Gcd
defend the Right!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

RECENT Observation-Disclosures State has
been redeemed from Radical rule. West
Virginia has elected Democratic Govern
or. and two out Of three of the members
of Congress. Both branches of the State
Legislature are also democratic, thus Sc
curing a United States Senator in place
Of Mr.. Wiley.
Dakota has chosen Democratic dele
gate to Congress. This is another change
in favor Of the party of the Constitution
Not an clectisn occurs which does no,
show, either a total defeat of the Radical
party, or such reduction in their major
ity as prcsagcs an early dissolution Of that
corrupt organization.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-03

RADICAL ExrRAvAGAxcE.-T expcn-
diturcs of the corrupt and cxtravagant Adj
ministration at Washington during the
past four fiscal years have averaged near
ly $4G0, 900, 900 per annum. In 1896
they amounted to 1910, GOO 900. in 1867
to 1892 DOC. 900. in 1868 to s4I5 900.
900. in 1869 to s4o3 900. 600, and in
1870 to S4S2 GOO, 900 Omitting the
sums paid for principal and interest of the
public debt. the expenditures this year
amounted to $3.50, 100000. For this
vast sum all the people get is syTenr
of Federal'Courts Of Justice now prost
tutcd to the basc-purposes Of party usur-
patton, fraud, and intimidation; a sys-
tenn of foreign diplomats and cousuls the
former useless. the latter corrupt mil
itary organization, rendered, like the
courts, subservicnt 10 partisan purposes ::
and navy which is the laughing stock
Of the world.