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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
a, proved, Apr! -, $50.


Aipspsed, April 13, 1>7o.
an act making app opriions to suppy Deficiencies in
t- prop. att To- the service Ufte COVE
he fiscal yeaI ending June thirty, eighteen hun
died ard seventy, and for othcr puTpOr,z =.
n II 'nUct'i by the Seat and HOusc of II pres, Mt
the United States of america in Congress
scmhlrd, Fiat the following sum- much thereof
lly be- necessary, be, aud the hereby. ap
ropriatcd ont Of the money in the treasury not other
wi7" apr pIiated to supply drci ncits i'll the appro-
pistOn- for the service OF the government for the f-c
yrr ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and seven
y, for the object. hc:eHtter expressed, viz
TREASI RI DEPARTMENT.
Tor additional pay Of twelve wa:chnen. two hun
dred and twenty dollars each AMI eleven ahorcr-
pIoyed in he Treasury ID pirm-nt huildinE. Al orc
hundred aud twenty dollars tch for the year eudln.
Jue thirty, eight hundred and seventy three thou
and nine bundled a:.d sixty dollars.
For additional pay Of thirty laboIer at hundred
! 1nI twenty dollars each, Tor thu year ending Jun
thirty. eighteen hundred aud -cven'y Provided. Thai
tn" ply shal not exceed seven hundred and twenty
dollar each for said year, hire thousand ak hund.'
arH,
To one Of the watcmcn actnE lieu, Of I'll,
watch, the of two tundrei and eighty dollar il
addition 20 h.s pay watchman.
For additional pIy Of three watchmen and two lab I
- in she Navy Department, eight hundred a:G thirty
drlu..
For I'D !i:io!al pay of forty labor - employed in tn
paicnt Office Mt hundr It ID cn:y dOllar- each
tou. thouranu eight hundred dollqrs, Provided Tha
their pay shall not exceed seven hunlrcd and twent,
For cartas,. for the Housc Of R,pr,sen=entativ,-
| tree thourand dollars.
For -ai..ri,- nf oiccrs cl TX. and 9TH employed
m .hc Office the Commits ItcTn i ~
| tlir'y a. susIud lar
Fer TIy o; asfistHnt engineer from January first t,
June th'rctn, eighteen hundred aud MY, i've hun
| drcd doll7r-.
or DID,: ona Y OF fifteen L,horcr- enploye: i'll Ia
est bthc Cpartne.t. al one hundred and tyy emf
dollars each. one thousand eight hundred dollar.
For idiiOla. Isy ~ clcvcI labor in the chrc ~
he auditor of rhc ir,I MY FIR tr Post office Depart
meut one hundred ,rd tw. MY dollars each. uu
thoI and tine, hundred aud t'cuty d,llar-
FOi 8dii iona comp nFation If min" watchmcn i:
tine Pest Once d. pirtmcnt, t one huidr,i an TWEEN!
dollars .ch, one Thousand and eighty dOl,ar--
! For co tinE"nr Exp nscr, coping hiding. -rnh
hip REGISTERS tFan-atin foreign -;ua;,,4 adv-t
ing. aid n.irc liam, itcm- for thc treasury bcpa-
met and it. several bureaus, twelve thou I'D dol
10 supply deficiency IL the fund for the T'h Of sici
and dsabl =' amen. one hundred thous md liar.
CoNPTE"LLEE "F THF CURRENCY.
For paw e one clerk ofcI:ss two oue Gle K + cla-
one aud ;hree female clerks at nine hundred dollar
each. lie ofice. seventeen hundred aud -iN.ysi,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

R. 1t enacted by the senate and House of Ecprcs nt2-
ives of t,,. In.t,. states Of America in Iu"rcss g.
crnl,lci That the following lie established po.;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

To ell the uCrA,,pN SEWIHG MACHINE. its
Tirr>,t uase- the ''Ellsic Lock itch" ami ia war
rautrd Tor vrar-. IIcr 81. All ether machines
With N undcr-f,,d sold HI5 Lee infringe
rucnt.. Addrc.= OCTAGON ai.WING MACHl\ECu,
II. ,s, Mo, 'cago. H., rittsburg Pa, or Bo-:on
ME- Ih-Z'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
AGENTS WkNTED
WAITE O--AGENTS.

-lnp.r dly-b the AHlECAN KNITTING MA
CE!I\E g.. Cus.oa. Mas. -. LOuis, No. lO-39
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

For rent dis, paper; Tor iucd ntnl expenses -' lu!
in the of SUI rcripti6us for such number - oo,
of the III ernal Revenue X cord and Customs Iprnt
tie secretary OF IN. lr,asury deem say to
supply otficorr hrcc hundred th"u-nn! d.
. ltrS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
NIISS,JUR ri.

From Wlshb u l;oc,, Iom.ort
From Pleasant Hill 10 Peculiar
from Msysvile 10 Bedford.
From Trenton, viz Buttsyile and Modena, 10 Con
ncuut.
From Wint-r-outh, via Half Rock, to Middeburg.
From Bethany To Gainesville.
From Cameron. via africa, Alta Vista, Santa Rosa
and HavanH. TO Gentryvillc.
Fr. IN Forzyth TO Little Rock. in Arkansas.
From Neo-ha, via Seneca, b. vans Satworks, Fort
Gil SOL, Feryvine and Fort Wachita, TO sherman. IL
Texas.
From Vera Cruz 20 West Plain.
From Iron Mountain 10 salem.
From 81. Louie to Fenton.
From Mcmphi- to Moulton, in Iowa
From Gregory Landing o winchc,ter
From Hou-tou, via SummeIville. to Eninence.
From Houston, via Rush, 10 MontAuk
From Montauk to Licking.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
DRUG AND MEDICINE BUSINESS
NEW BRICK BLOCK.

nov of~rs tinr a--urInCn:
Pure Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals,
selected Wit reference TO .air I'rJ fer Physicians
Trade Al-o, Surgical Instrument. Elastic and Hare!
Rubber, Gla7- and II, tar >yT I-. MITE. rul,- and
lOttl"=, Br - Pumps ard Pipes. ,I= rinalE Rubber
Iuhciul, IL tic BuIh- rupc- g.. :,yrinces Bed
PAM, LrochcE hnd L"rCh tubes. Ius-,s Supporter.
and ihouldrg Braces ami !uhAl a., Iuhcs
FANCY GOODS!
STOCK OF fine Hair Brushes, Tooth, Nail lnilnts Hair
Cloth, CrhIb, and Dust Brushel, Paint g5rlshe. mi,
Colors sheet Wax for Flowers also, Wire Tool Tor
Working Wax.
PERU merry!
Pomadc- Hair oil DYES AID Rcstorativcs Colorncs.
Extract. Florida Einc los of Wallets Pocket
Books and Bankers Book.
LADIES FANS.
Mrs. Foy Skirt supporters commended hv pIvaiclpz
S-COngress, Umpire, Star, and Mi.ssquoi, Spriur
Water-.
~ Additions IRE constantly heinz made of all new
and rare preparations Prices low an be found in
the State.
J. &. BINGHAM.
81. Johnsbury, June 10, $50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

From Yommc de Tcrrc. VIC oxford to Fer,us Fail.
rom Otter EIii itv T. Rush Lake
From otter Tail City to Whit Earth Reservation
From old Spring 10 MMuSunh.
from Hutchinson TO llis-ti.
From Al xsndria via Leaf Valley Nillcrsvillc Gin
erL Battle Lake City, blooming Grove, anu AurdIl
ir Eliz ibcthtown.
From rumnC de Tcr.e T. Ruth Lake.
From LitChfi ID via PIP Lake 10 Preston Lake.
iTom Well. via Mnucrutl Lake sherman. Me-!
NIuucblco Agency. and Tivol 10 MIukato.
From Well TO Blue Earth ty.
+ ON Naukoto, via Red =, ckct Mill. Good Thu
der Ford, Mipcton, and Minnesota Lake, to Wcll-
From Sauk Centre, via cas- end of Grove Lake, We.
field. AM GilchTist, to SiA mile Creek.
rom Gui. {, I'd I" MOrCuw.
From Redwood Falls, via Beaver Falls, to Willmar
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

For pay Il one cI-.k ofciass oDe Gle k + cla-s
one and hrrc female clerks, at nine hundred do Ir
each. in lie Office seventeen hundred and -iN.y-six
dollars and sixty-siN cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12

From south Aliion, via Albion 10 East BENTON
Prom Eurharu NI.lag. to nit.
From DcI; i,;plcy, to ; ambIdgt
From, Bath 10 q, gctuyvu
Fom last DiNtcld, vi south carthage. to Dixr,,,i.
From Mount ncecr via seal Cove AMI Fremont, TO
SlutlXy,st II ,rl,,r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-12
,>--~.., RUTLAND ana CURLING.
Al d.
. VERMONT VALLEY 2A..,--y

On and alter JUN" = NJ. -lII- "
MOVING SOUTH AMI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
Steam and Water BATH

u to an announce to the public .s:s
that from and after this date NJ sts- b.
his BATHING ROOMS viii S3sgAT \ ~.
be open EVERY DAY for the accommotaton
of Bathers. E-1 -.-. s... ... ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04

GREAT SNAKE Hunt IN OHIo.-On
the 10th ult., ut Big Island township,
In Marion county, on the farm Of Alex
ander Campbell, a great snake hunt
occurred. The party was headed oy
Captain Jackson Brady, who led his
Sailant company down into the tall
prairie grass, and surrouned twenty
acre lot, set fire OH the outer edge OF
the grass ut 4 o'clock p. N. The grass
burned well, the flames rolling up ten
feet high, and as the fire advanced the
snakes retreated to the center, some
times making desperate efforts to
spring through the flames, but the
blaze being too heavy, they were killed
IN the attempt. At 6:45 p. N. the
ground was burned over, and Captain
Brady went over the field OF carnage
and picked up the debris Of the great
army. of snakes, and by actual count,
there was found to be 1888 snakes OF
ali sizes. One black racer was nine
feet and four inches long and seven
inches In circumference. This may be
considered good days work for this
neighborhood, as the snakes had be
come so bad that small children were
afraid to 60 to school, and they even
attacked some adults, several having
been bitten on their boots. Some i'm
aoined snakes In their boots, and 1t
had become q common thing for fifty
or a hundred snakes to chase men, wo-
men and children across this prairie.
Tho milk snakes were constantly milk
ing the cows, and thereby interfering
with the dairy business In that section.
-Mduion (Ohio) Mirror.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
rnR josh BILLINGs PAPERS.

don't know as think 1t IL very
difficult thing tn be good inJun up In
heaven, but tew cum down here and
be q good injun, IL just WHARF the tite
spot Gums IN.
Forgiving our enemys has the same
refreshing eflekt upon our soul as it
duz to confess our sins.
What lamentable cuss man IL, he
pittys his nabors misfortunes by call
Ing them judgments from heaven.
Wize men 90 thru this world as boys
tew bed In the dark, whistling to short
en- the distance. .-.-.--...-..
Falling In love ia like falling into
molassis, sweet but dredful dolby.
Hunters and gamblers ar poor exon
omists, tina kill time, n species Of game
that can't be reproduced. -T
Good breeding IL the art Of avoiding
familiarity, and at the same time max
ing the company satisfied with yu and
pleased with themselfs.
Tew be happy-take things az they
cum, and let them 90 jlst az they cum.
It takes CRATE deal of money tew
make man ritch, but 1t don't take but
little virtew.
1t Is the little things of this life that
plague US. H....
Iuskeeters are plenty, elephants are
skarse.
What an agreeable world this would
be tew live in If We could pump all the
pride and selfshness out Of 1t! 1t
would improve it az much az taking
the fire and birthstone out Of the other
world. G.. .. ~
There IL only one thing that 1 kan
think ov now that like tew see idle
ness in, and that IL, in molassss-
want mi molaSses slo and easy.
Experience haz the same effekt on
most folks that age haz on a goose-it
makes them tuffer. ~.
"Sewing Societys" are generally
places WHARF the wimmen meet to rip
and soup the naborhood.
A lazy man alwus works harder than
q bizzy one-the hardest work kno IL
to grunt-it liz harder tew set still and
hte flies than 1t IL tew get up and es-
cape from them. ....
| have found out that happiness kon-
sists In working bizzy twelve hours,
sleeping eight hours, and playing
checkurs four hours out ov the twenty
four. .....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
MORNING SONG OF THE BIRDS.

No marvel that the birds salute the dawn.
FOR All the dangers Of the night withdrawn;
Break into singing with their nrst free breath,
That they have swan the dim. vast sea OF death,
And hymn the resurrection Of the light,
In praise to Him who kept them through the
night.
And cared for his least little feathered things,
Encsmpassed with the safety Of His wings;
While those that cannot warble. twitching tell,
OF darkness passed once more, and all 10 well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
BABY's FIRST TOOTH.

Como look at the dainty darling!
Al fresh as new blown rose.
From the top OF his head 20 golden,
To the dear. little restless toes;
You can tell by the dancing dimples,
BY the smiles that come and 20,
he II keeping . wonderful secret,
You'd give half your kingdom to know.
Nov kiss him on cheek and forehead,
And kiss him on lip and chin;
The little red mouth II hiding
Tho rarest OF pearls within.
All, sec when the lips In smiling
Have parted their tender red;
Do you SEQ the tiny white jewel.
Set deep In the coral bed.
Now where are the sage reporters,
Who wait by the hamlet and hill,
To tell tho listening nation, IL.
The news Of Its good or H.
Come weave with yeur idle gossip
This golden blossom OF truth
Just half year old this morning,
And one Httle pcariy tooth! q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04

NEVER look at girls. They can't
bear 1t; they regard 1t as an insult.
They wear their feathers, furbelows,
and frills, merely to gratify their man.
mas-that's all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
TO THE LADIES.

The Ladies' Hair Dressing Room Is now an
FrapcSco r I o TSe a. attention Of the Lsdie. g gS, @
tIcularly directed to this department, n We VII
do all tho different kinds Of Curling. Bra.dlDg
and Cutting, as well as apply the cholcesL iiGc
Restorer and Cosmetics. For Curling Wa'1'
fall, One Dollar. a-r HF-ss.n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04

DENTISTRY. .4.
DIR. MAYER win also attond to Denta! snr,
gerry, and invites all who may need his sc.y.tc.
to call on him. Cupping, Bleeding aud L"rch'
ing performed In tho best style.
FOR SALE-Fresh Hungarian and sWrc'. b
Leechcs. .--',.r r'
Gold Hill, May t4th, 1879. ....- myia-;l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-01-17


may suggest, Whciti'-was expected that,
,hisrcoip utatIoh x6dld 'ttcciseia Pesbody
donatiqi., Ipfoyide1a csrtSih spnlbei 4
pupil, could beirplsstercd0 ] It .csnpods h /:
'lenird tina. We did ponrHpart, and Ins sa
tested our willingness. to assist in proins
ring'it;a, will ibe ulearly'seen fromtLc
following propositions aahtsif rijilus3 !,
Apthstime ~heni7tlik, importantdu.s.
tiouswsstlbeipg' agi!aie,ls etscnt'thres
respectable citisehstoahee Gdjmmissio hers,
praying tlic,na to admit aoIrschsol as as
Tie free sehool@tS retain ~
teacher we tllshb'ksJ emp dyed ,IisAa LEI
who would send their !ehildhh 10 him
aud. stating at the lame time TINT ".
would give our soLool. roemsbencLes .eto {
without rent, und,hyahis l,ppyhnion v,
couldfreaaily tmakesttlle mber.raqsirad,
to obtain hefPsaBody Donation i.sd'IlI
The 'Coinn,is.i ohers, FOR what reason i
ain not prepared 10 say, could.Iotber.,
eoaciiei to'aeceptthese proposals. 20 wo
'ess,' III s'TFS0} saT'i.tI ltsIFSEItt 'ao
W'ar conddsRtstao. ,hstls 5,s .ssal gen.
I tlcmsnshave.iscted coassientously in Til,
matter, although theirr0op5 ifIigpsido not
chime with sougsssaH ,spse, athcn. wh.ni
thcyu4l,ases Idisch,rgsd1tlieir ,dp.ylo The
public in tho 2mosaprudeptl manaers and
BY their economy hare provided for ed4
children what was IN their pSHerto pro.
qu.e-irn n'onih,i .fres sck99liag instead Of
hrcer7then III iiEculsi.svsni.h, Ant, ND
Earc all content. raiJasIja P.aPs, Bssks.s
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rur W roR rlir'TiuE

Whom at their work two ta;lors sat-,,dt
Passing tim. with fricndlyi'chat-f,;iT
They talked about the price tofmsat--- Oh
50 high = taller scarce could cat. III
"Ilcic wi.h'my btsts and s;ckly Wifi y
Said Pat, "l'm ,ln,ost tired u life;
50 lurd my work, Sc. poo, my fare,
lis more than mortal mat, can bear!
How glorioussis thsrisllnan's stale,
iii. house 50 fino; bis wtslih 50 great; I.
Gods unjust, you must sgrse ~ LIZ. ,5 ~. ~
Why all to hiin7|5wly none, % mel aoa
liz spite. of .allAthe scriptures teacl,--,di ID
III spite Of all tile psrson, preach-stst
This world, indeed. I've thought 50 lsny
/. ruled, me.hinks; extremely wrong.
rlYhor'cer 'leHE,. 1,vlecr'tsr FRANCE,
Ills all CONFUSED. and hard, md strange !;
lTls good and poor az. al opprcssel--s !
The riakcd--rich-atc oplJ Dlcs,ed!gd,
Said Mike, sour Ignorance IS The cause
Why thus'ws ylah:s cur Makers laws; y
Parts Of His ways alone We know
Ills all that mar, can Zee below.
Behold this coat il no. half donc,a
Which thou, dear Pat, lust well begun,
Behold the Wild cenfusionTt here snti IN
So rude and rsugh.it makes ono Stare )
A stranger, ignorant Of tho trade, as1 Vii
Would say no meanings there conveyed,
Yor where's tue middle, whcrcthc collar
Thy coat is now not worth dollar."f'i
SaidrPat. my work ll-in'bits, 49,.
Yet still in every, part lifts; ,as5
Besides, you reason Ike a Tout,
For now my coat is inside OUT
Said Mike, Thou sayc,t tic Thing I 1,eann,
And now I hop. 10 cure ;hy.splcsn.taa9
This world. which clouds Thy .osl With
doubt, ''ai'F'i"7a -s''i,''H '9'U
Is but coat turned inside odt.ssoj oIs6i
For when ne view, those sllrcds, and snds,
We know not what tie Whole intends
So whenoon edith lhings l6ofo Jnt odd, 70
They're working sill some scheme ofGod,
No plan, no pattern can we trace
All lacks'proportion, truth Aud grace.
Tho motley mixture we dcriac- ops 'H' y
None sseitAo beantcous upper side so.1,r
But when We reach llmt world flight, /,
And view the works Of God sriglt,
Then shall msises the nhoh 'dtsigt, ni.i
And own lie Workman is Divinesbnsi1i
What now ,ee'a random I'D strokes will there
All order and le,ign .ppsarj n IT, t, So,s-
Then shall vept.is. w' are W. W , ,nrd
For then tile coatshnll right be tttri,edSs
F'"You'rc right" said Pat, mo more III
grumblc,
Th.. tliis world i. 80 isr.BgcGa juinllty I,
Ny inrious doubt, are pat to aiglH;s 1891
Fol- my swn coat now sets mo right H., 4
GEEsS iloHNI Z
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-01-17
Iaelghbo!rE!hso o dc Correspondence
Fkg0sl me ANTON.
Ifit,bcsin order, Brethren,
a III Slet ussPrny'
~ 3 CLAY Towxsurr,
BRAXroS CouSTy, ", VA
1rr1Q 1870
BNAXTON C0UNTY, " ~
January 13, 1870, -

n,,v nruronA 81 Wfltp
hpl4'hs '. Of IN" r..,n,pnlsX,lS toiuciacned.t
you OF 'a'"s' H., 's" 'l., ,Lsr. ,a., eausid.
ioa,W''. helsAastss; : III. ,TowhsIin ,he
erpol9 eSe!s,Hsse5nh "'I ,,is5SSSoft flat
last uays o. louo, I ,s' fonr,.on Lnt,lred
one -A=l'tosn ~ ssLaal f'rd md
dollars Eo'AnTIeT q r. 1T i , rs Fl
= now " TI W I''' iayn,nnd Township
ioo'' 1o"n aa,,l t,trHYs sn. ~ various!r
treasurer y oe'lu''.s - a,;m.,o Lin, fyc
estimated, NV sssssfh anrr,. cav es;aht
hundred ao , I'M afo,;r n.onle
hundred as'la's, :.,,.us e ~ ,hdr.,and
th,n 1 y NY nvt Nv, saYE' ;hsss
collars A'a'' t'1 r's Th;s hs snTsM;n
sum hots nccouh!eq iYt'ss.sn,.afh :" Z
ono year lFohr lug ,l nna ou'' '','..,Ip,r.
2 4 Eel
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-01-17

maT'nH CouSe DsNoqRAricil LEADER. -
Judge Thurman, Of Ohio, bwho sreeeeded
10 tho scat lately vacated ~ 'Afr.s Wade WI
,has given indications BY bis numerous
and ready u,tersnces Of The past tvO 'd.s.y;,
tbst ths Democracy las d last found ia
Coming Map. Tia. saiHinuliys body.iu
tho Senate bssi suffered Ia sstious.i lossiby
the dcfcyt Of NJ iHendricks hndiits!leads
.srship has hitherto been uncertain. That
doubt has now BEEN diseelfsd, :aad.Judge
Thurman stands forth ssitbey most ad!hor-
.tivs lexponss. Of Damosfsr5 III par, liigh-!
ies. legisiativsbody Ills speeches ysstsri
idsy isdissted remarkable acut.enleess, "A
ldeb,tcr, aud showed the e1-Chef Justice
tef Ohio to b an accomYlishsl psrlia4i.sent
Etary t.s.lcian. His Uni ui,f.iling courtesy 70,
ward La, opponents, v his franknsss aad
fairness in soneeling every logitimatslin.
ference from .heir facts, will undoubtedly
givs gre,. personal popularity syen with
The senatorial Fmajofity, pvho~ rscogtizs
lin is 4 fosmai worthy oftbeit stusl. W
,Itu,hiny'ds CasUsa'tt, (,1aaieR) s'.r
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x...al.a,,xri,i.I X L..l5n i,lal, " d.

/, Gisls4E Gs,y+i /. ,ri.ldravs Il III
name u Nj. 'lle.r M Tic Supreme bsasl,,
and .end ii Atllst ii, d aSoa,llsrn man.
This Il al right and proper you know,
but tie advantages lie South !, u gain ",
the withdrawal u d S,an Who " d. citizen
Of Massachusetts, to.dayi aud Tie sifb.titu-
ton Of a man who was a citizen, Of Ma',a-
chusett, ycstsday 1. hardly appretiable.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-01-17

quite wiling TO accept this Amendment ip
order to remove y disturbing element from
lourspolitic,; They would ars,hgr acqui-l
Iesce in an attempts to destroy TFih. Vary
substance Of republican government. than
lbeapneyea ,hy any further agitation Of,
The negro Question. These poor nervou,
souls Ha"trest. But such people de.,rre
neither the security of liberty or the calm
ofpeass. They !ighon'iniodsly surrender
right,ofihe. Observation-Disclosures OK,
ereiss Of suffflssgewiatApuF stpriikipgIe blow.
They capitulats to The enemies Of self
government without iwailing foV a sp1q-
mons',t the yyseEy ..is@ TINE ,wl,sp II earnest
advocates are preparing to renex tho con-
"'o .s..ai3s1 10 .haro1a aij eos. n.iigroo4t VI
u Tire question !, not WHISTLER. The psgre
shall be lpdaitted !e 'he; ballot, but wletll-
or Wet Virginia s.hlas!l surrender shqright
to regulate her own informal affair.", which
'hc b'. maintained, upilto this AquEr salf
sout. Carolina, and Massachusetts confer
suffrage mn the.ncgro, !lhere is no sau.c Of
complaint. When the majority in West
Vii ginia shslf do,iso,2 there 'IEwill be ready
t+.aequiesccnce.a. But tile topchly declared
purpose oflltbisT Amendment Is TO aefTssls
tho will Of lie m.joriiy in Vest Virginia
and other, States. The Fifteenth Ariel.
Eis .ternly 'f reesiisied'by tic Democracy aand
by thousands Of radicals in this State, not
simply 4cScsssI,ses i ,pHs lhe Lallot 10
,han1s Of a5raeelo MhiehiAhs, psoplsaofthe
State refuse Fs T. eopfcyi, but because on
1.-THE adoption ,of Amendment, Nest
Virginia Twill aceasc, tep.bosalrepubliean
Statc.'"lfitw proposed toe1tend th4
right Of suifrageeto fenslea.or to minor.
by now Amendu'entto the Federal Con.
sii,ution, III. question would remain lie
same, and the like strong objections would
present themselves as barriers 10 its adop-
ton. y sss, !, nd, .,ot,;v III, g,.f
THE CiNCINNATTF ENQuiRERa
1--we print gu our fourth pag ; ! 4 portion
Isf a letter. written by tho inip,itabla
MACK Of ii. Cincinnati ,Epqgirey,, ri,
is full Of food for reflection anlstakcs,sof
the weakened .Conservati,es.iuVau most
happy manner. The Enquirer, undcr'i!s
new management, has become lhc9leadins
organ sftqc Democracy of The Northwest,
and 10 addition TOTS being, thcl'grs.t.st
newspaper of 81 ! oan'ry,' sit's columns
arc Gllcd with tho sblcst articles on polls
tics aud fiaaancs q ,nyeaporin u. u I,l.s1
States. SSM,eks" Letter. alone, would
be worth dozen subscriptions, land when
TAKEN as they sre,'in cohnecion'with the
Immense amGuntSof 'v,luable' AMI interest
! ing matter which each @nnmbsr consa:Rs,
they make lie lEg.3nirer .he cheapest, a, 4,
it Is TIC bot ppPcrj il, The conntry.,s 1so5,
|, q. LO?7TliE room .N-tGRO! 'i %
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-01-17
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WeinYiss attention 10 our letter from
il,rsxlon. in another eolnnn' The fact.
are ,tstull Substantially gavetheih
last week, and cary their own conmtnsa:
~ apoa,t Q outrageous system oroppres.
sion and cIisan.cry W Which tit peopl.
arc burlcncl. - --G i7gs 54s4A. '.-.l' !