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ported by J. G. Langguth. r., opticlan, ~ ran an
stitutc. The small letters arc the Initials for the
words "yeenng," ngsni!e," ,., "high,s a ~ "df7''
, 1870-06-01

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, 1870-06-01

AlkEN'S MUSEUM.
FRANK Z. AIKEN......... .Prup.icto1 snd Manager
4th GRIND Fernando Matinee To-day at $50.
THIS EVENING, hud every evening TIL further notice.
at g. also fur The GRAND MATINEE On Saturday. AZ
.sU,
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VIII appear ANDRE, IN his new and eletank eoEnedy
, 1870-06-01

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poker and struck her on the shoulder. She acnfsed
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fnsnds, he had her arrested, and preferred tic
charge mentioned How much the1e IL IN fne
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, 1870-06-01
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~ elsiF1ayants, III IAc&son<1
RFR4 JORGKNsEN, MsPIRATIoNAG ADVWgR
- 3qRth G2z4st-
, 1870-06-01

On Wednesday, June /, al IL O'clock,
l Span Good Mules,
l Bench 2-Seated Wagon,
tCoah L TcnBroeck,s s nlakc.)
| Fire-proof Safe.
Good Brown Mare.
Open Buggy. Built to Order.
| Set Harness. Rug, &c.
Now 4-Tou Platform Scn1es
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g. q. CRUDE, Statesman,
, 1870-06-01
ANUEE1fENTH. -
DkARB0RN THEATRE.
rHu uwRnNKsDAv Ryrrn.

THIS {WKbNESDAY) EVENLNG,
D(W1th Magnificent NgW sos1ery,IR
- Nev and Elegant Wardrobs, msds n
1fExpressly for this Production. Al a
|fnn and Effective I"
FlCHORUS T. ORCHESTRA. n
, 1870-06-01
Personal.

4 telegram received yestcndaY announces the
safe ArT1ssl In New York OF Rev. z P. Goodwin.
pastor OF the First ConKreeationllst Churcn Il
thts city Mt. @. returns from q sojoorn of aeyersl
nontns n Europe with greatly improved health,
serTices Of the new church OF his societY ne1t
S2bbaih- ~
Hon. A 4. @, Rogers, NJ c., representing the
ftne buns DISTRICT "a Atfansaa, Il stopping wish
, 1870-06-01
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eaEx On West Side. q. HOLIA1DB rs Gsdtson1t, f1y-
Iupe BuIldtnG. - ~ -.
ITO RENT-A VERY DEsIRA6LK VKV BRICK
Side. Apply 70 a. I. THOMAS, fN@s AzN~ o1tce
IL Aonroe-t.
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sfefr ~ Sarn 50, on Wess Laksss-- IeqN 70 AUG:
seaa Sn asr- 49, -. Tnr s Two.s5Rv nm F7sTz7z--
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, 1870-08-26
( From tie 81. THOme TTdende, dug. "a
THE WAR!
LATEST NEWS!

startling news has come 10 hand. It APP
pears that we were correct in our sup
positions of there having been some news
of Importance at Havana when the ROYAL
Mail Steamer Tyne" left that port on
9th Instant, and that for reasons which
are as absurd as they are useless for any
good purpose, it was suppressed by the
Spanish Government. 4 TELEGRAM of
5th instant, which must have been in
Havana OF 9th instant reports an en-
counter On the former date and ascrihes
the advantage 10 the French army. But
this must have been a small affair, and
IS entirely lost sight of in view of the
terrible reverses which the French have
afterwards experienced. The evidence
given by Ihe kilograms goes to show
that the French have been O~ut-numbered,
out-generalIed and Out-fought, that they
have lost immense number killed, wound
ed, missing, and captured. The blame
seems to have been attributed to the
quarter where it is least due, and the
Olivier Ministry has in consequence been
forced to resign. The resignation has
beeu accepted by the Empress, who is
Regent, and a new Ministry has been for
med by Count PaIikao, and the French
nation has been called to arms to drive
out the Prussians who are on French
soil. The theatre of the late encounters
has been in the Departments of the Low
er Rhine and the 'Moselle,' which bor-
der on German territory and the battles
of Worth, Forbach, and Haguenau have
been signal defeats for the French army.
The Prus>ians are advancing and are said
to be close upon Metz, and it is thought
that the left, centre, and right divisions
will unite, flank Metz, and, striking be-
tween that city and Nancy, march direct
on Paris which is about 10 miles from
Metz. 1t cannot but be expected that
the violation of French soil will thorough
Iy rouse the nation, and that although
the Prussians have been victorious in The
outset yet this march to Paris will prove
to be anything but a pleasant Journey.
As regards our own interests, it appears
that Denmark is drifting into the war,
and that the presence of the French fleet
at Copenhagen Is exertlng a powerful
influence on the people, if not on the
government. This latter is of course
wlshfuI, of remaining neutral, but so
strong are the national Sympathies with
the French, or, rather antipathies against
the Prussiaos that we may expect at any
moment to hear that Denmark has enter
ed into an alliance offensive and defensive
with France. On due consideration it
really appears that such a course is the
least Instantaneous that Denmark can
pursue. Her neutrality cannot possibly
given her anything, for if she remains
neutral and the Prussians come out of the
, 1870-08-26

the more eXcitabIc French element and
its numerous sympatlisars, who appear
to comprise all persons Of all the other
various elements, either pure or mixed,
except that which IS purely German.
The enthusiasm for France which is
said to exist in the Mother Country seems
to be strongly reflected here, and has
shown itself in an unmjstakabie manner.
The news which has caused all this ex-
element is derived from q Telegram re-
ceived at Havana on 17th inst. addressed
to the Captain General which states that
the French gave battle to the Prussians
before Metz, and that the latter had been
siguaIIy defeated, having forty thousand
men horS de combat, aud that Prince
Charles, the Prusslau General, had re-
quested an armisticc to bury his dead
but that Napoleon had refused to gtautit.
BY the "GuadeIoupe" we have news
which carries the tide of events up to the
last battle before Metz which ended in
the defeat and retreat Of the Prussians.
1t appears that the Prussian army.
more numerous than the French, passed
the frontier between Offcnbourg and
Sierch, almost in front of Strasbourg and
ThionviIIe. The centre proceeding from
Treves, powerfully reinforced under the
command of Prince Charles presented it.
self before Metz, whilst the left lombard
ed Strasbourg, and the right, commanded
by General Won BitIenfeId, advanced to
take possession of Nancy, on the 14th the
Prussian centre attacked the French for
ces in their position in the neighbour
hood Of Metz. The result Of this attack
of the l4th does not appear to have been
decisive as both the c%ontending parties
claim the honour of the victory. The
combat Of the 18th was followed by that
of the 10TH in which the Prussians had
the advantage, and it is said that the
French lost 1000, but whether killed or
taken prisoners is not stated. TIE Prus-
sian loss is not given. Whilst the Prus-
sian centre was engaged before Metz, the
left after having bombarded Strasbourg
took possession of MarzaI which is a
small town in the Department of the
Meurthe, about z kilometres T.. S. E. of
C~hateau-SaIins IA from Vic, and IS from
Nancy the capital of the Department.
A Telegram of Prussian origin saws
that the garrison Of S%trasbourg made a
aortie and were repuIsed with the loss
offs cannons and many men.
A private Telegram received at Hava-
ma at 11.30 a. NJ. of 18th instant, states
that there had been a great battle near
Metz in which the Prussians we're com
pIetely defeated and lost 40, 900 men that
they were in full retreat and abandoning
all the positions that they had held in
GLIDING the investment of Strasbourg.
, 1870-08-26

ui'Ion Il france should recover and ultl-
"'"'e!y prove VICTORIOUS. Denmark will
certainty GET no tAa4kS and cannot expect
""y recon PenSe, joining Prussia Is OF
course out OF me question, but If she
Jo'"S rance ana II france should gain
'"0 mastery III Ihe end, then she may
reasonably hoIu torth her hands for the
anticipated reward and rejoice IN the re-
coFery OF the DuchleS, whilst at the same
uIlt Il france should ne Suhdued, Den
marx Wou'd not lose more than what she
"Iu'u lose 10 me o'hef case.
~ PJe'Ls l""C on thP 2nd August the
! I0' oo'Ooo S'Ion8 attacked ana took
9'@'0LucA "he'e 1ne Frns>lanS were on
= WV SV'on8' "eS' nSureS are gwen
ny We n'"u"" '''"eS, Inc Emperor
II" o. 49, ' 4'T l." peI'"I were present
"" 'lc 4'" august me Russians lett
",4S' 9I'" 20 nave Orel o0,oo0 strong,
otp.a !; ,o,n"''"" ., V"e C'Ince Royal
corDs of NcUaLon ~ Wa;,a DUq"5, 81 ,nt
twelve leagues North ofStrasbo6ro. and
drove the French, who we're about TO OOO
strong, from their entertainments. AT
this action Douay was killed.
McMahon, who had only 10000 men
in place of $4,000 of which his corDs
d'aImfe should be comprised. advanced to
Worth about 13 leagues north of Stras.
bourg, where on the 9Th he received tho
shock Of the army of the Prince ROYAL
and sustained a severe check. At his
affair the French lost 5000 killed. vonnd.
ed and missing and 5000 prisoners whilst
the Prussians lost onIy $500. This dsfsat
caused The retreat of Marshal Mcmahon
o,J ,F ,,o.ol C.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30

will amongst our citizens is essential 10
our material advancement ani prosperity,
are willing to restore TO the twenty-five
thousand OF this State the elective priyil-
eye and yet, though FIST awakening to
sense of the justice and expediency o.
such policy, they find it difficult to free
themselves FROM the shackles Of prejudice
so successfully woven around them during
the past ten years by the siren voices of
unPrincipled demagogucs and political
tricksters, who, by an ar,ful toying with
the worst Of passions, have succeeded in
guiding rather than drifting upon the
wave Of public opinion. Under tue inau-
epse of this prejudice they pcrsistently
refuse to cooperate with the party who
for the last five years have made war upon
this iniquity with an energy never firing,
and zeal which under the most adverse
fortune never flagged-.becuuse, forsootL,
they do not like the name, but prefer
rather to rely for relief upon that orgaui-
cation which initiating prescription can
not lop of its hideous head without u
qualification so damning and corrupiive
as will ensure its irrcparaLlo ruin and dis
membcrment. The Democratic party of
this State calls upon all liberal minded
men, no matter by what ties heretofore
bound, or in what organization numbered,
to rally under its banner, and appeals to
its history in the past as guaranty Of
its faith in the futurc-a party which from
its birth in this State has ever fought un-
hcsitatingly for its principles of to-day,
can not do otherwise than Inspire con-
6dence not to DO waycred by vaclluting
murmurs of liberality from radical qsar-
tors, and no squcamish prejudice should
prevent any liberal mind flom enlistment
in its ranks, and We earnestly ehtreat
those Of our Republican friends not yet
impsrvious to the calls of returning just
ice, to Withdraw from the councils Of
their party, nor bytheir presence in its
conventions bind Themselves to endorse
its action. YouknaE toe Hell e! The II story
Of its wrongs; and whilst it's not prsba-
tle that in the ensuing campaign ii will
cndcavor to stand upon platform con-
tanning single plank Of moderation,
should it do SO, its deception of last fall
argues badly for anything but pu,ic faith
in this. Act then with the Democratic
party and with its success ensure the
happy change so material to our welfare.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30
Punic Faith,

Let this be The Anti.l'adical watclword
for the coming campaign. The faction
deceived the people (,l,cy did not deceive
u.s. in tue campaign Of 'Gsy for they dis
avowed negro suffrage until their election
was serurcd, and soon after as possible,
thry tried to force II. 10 '6s they PROM
iscd enfranchisemant, yet before tie echo
Of the promise died out, they raised the
"Bitter.End" standard, and fought for it
ia the Legislature. Should they succeed
in carrying tho next election, they do moi
intend to give tie necessary sanction to
the Constitutional Amendment, and SO,
the bulk ofour citizens will be indefinitely
disfranchiscd, and the State will go 10
ruin.
Trust them not; whatever pr.miscs
they make. Only hold up. close to their
written and sworn promises, the steady
light Of the past, aud you can read tho
true radical policy Of Tho future pHd.r
Me ipk.-l'nisa Reyi,ter.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30
WHITE MEN, READ.
You, Your wiye, and Your Children
Have no Rights that Negroes
are Bound to Respect.

Be Il enacted by tie Senate and House
ofReprescntutires of The United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That all
citizens Of the United States. without dis
tiuction Of race, color or previous condi-
ton Of scryitude, are entitled to the equal
and inpartia! enjoyment Of any aceommo-
dation, advantage, facility. or 1~irilege
furnished by common carriers mhether on
land or ,ea.er; Jy iankecpers, BY licensed
o,eners. managers or lsssees Of Meatres or
other places Of public amusemen's; by
trustees, commissioners, snper.nteadents,
teachers, or other officers Of COMMON
SCHOOLS, and other public inaitulion'
cflearning, The same being supported or
authorized by law; by trustees or officers
Of church organizations, cemetery associa.
lions and benevolent institutions incorpor-
ated by national o. State authority; and
this right shall not be denied or abridged
on any prcteuce Of race. color or previous
condition Of servitude.
S.c. A. And be il further enacted,
That no person shall DO disqualified for
services as jurors in any court, National
or State, by reason Of race, color or pre-
vious condition Of serVitudc; provided,
that such person possesses all other quail
ficatioss which arc By law prescribed T;
and any officer or other person charged
with any duty in tho selection or sum
moning Of Jurors, who shall exclude or
fail to summon any person for the reason
above named shall, on conviction thereof.
be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor, aud
be fined not less than five thousand dol
lars.
SEC. s. And Be il further enacted,
THAT EVERY LAW, STATUTE, ORDINANCE
REGULATION OR CUSTOM, WHETHER MA
rtosAL Ok STATE, INCONSISTENT WITH TIL.
ACT, or MAKING ANY DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST ANY PERSON on ACCOUNT or COLON
pY the USE or THE WORD "wnrs" II
HEREBY REPEALED AND ANSuLLED.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30

home. Since that time have been troll,
.loil. Ihaye been Senator and toox tie
iron clad oath, Ihave been President Of
tue Board Of Registration, and disfran-
chised all the men | could, whether there
was any evidence against them or not. !
have worked for tho good of the loll men
of the country in all the ways krow'd.
I have sworn falscly-I have pe1ured
myself-disfrancllised my neighbors-per'
secuted my fricuds-all fer the good ofth0
party. and think ] deserve something a.
their hands, and accordingly announce
myself candidate for the House of Dele
gates, although | know Mr.. Ligh'scor'eh
wants it.
TIE CuAls-Gcutlemcn, you have
heard tho confession Of your brother
what shall be done to him?
Mr.. BooxRoD-I move that he be ex.
ouerated and vote Of thanks be rendered
him for bis services in the cause Of loilty.
| know how dangerous these were, for J
helped him in the work Of striking of
when Bilas Sail refused to have anything
to do with it.
DR.. LESoruY-I objcct-Crawley was
an awful rebel; and though he has done
enough dirty work to give mule the
diarrhea, that don't mend the matter
lie only worked for himself. and for
one am not ready to trust him, If he
would do il cnce 10 would do il again
(Great cxci.ement) Isay he's d rebel
now and always was! He has no right
to be here. (Cries of "ordcr," "si'
down." put him out" &c) Id like to
see that TELLER undertake to put nc out
drawing his scalpcl.) I'm going to say
what I please : and if anybody botbe:s
me, I'll bleed him.
Sir. Fsrrlsn-I think tho Doctor is
wrong. five excluded everybody who
were once rebelI. We would not have q
quorum. Mr.. D. G. Lurk, who toasted
to jeff Davis, would have to yacatc his
honorable position as assistant Secretary.
Captain Captain; M :4esic:a, Ills enlisted in All
Jackson's company. and would have gone
! il ho hadn't been drunk. would have il
give up bis exalted Office. Mr.. Dogbcr'
~, Who made secesh speech over llale''
store, would have to return to private life
In short, our organization would DO brokel
down.
Amidst great excitement, motion t.
adjourn was carried.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30


We have always believed, the mass Of
tho people Of the great city Of New York
to be overaowing with all the civic viz
tues. The steady consistency with which
they adhere to sound Democratic pr;nci.
pies is proof enough OF the correctness Of
that opinion. But the Tribune claims for
them degree of self-sacrifcing patriot
ism to which, with all our previous good
opinion, we find 1t difficult to give entire
credit. II asserts that these New Workers
would rather pay hundred dollars for an
article Of home manufacture than 10 buy
one made abroad at sixtyl We know ii
Is ungrucious To question, The trutbfulne. 8
Of so remarkable a compliment from a
source not specially addicted to compli-
ihcnting The Democracy Of New York,
but really II Is desirable. under the cir.
cu+nstancss, that The Tribune slioald 'ex-
liibit the papers" Upon which liz state.
aIent il founded.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30
AZ word to Liberal Republicans.

There are great number Of person.
in The Republican ranks in this State.
whose opinions differ widely from those
entertained BY the leaders Of that party
who, recognizing at last the fact that a
house divided against itself cannot stand
-tl,st persecution serves but to cnibitter
the evil passions born Of strife and ,liscord
that . restoration Of harmony and good
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-30
RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE.

EplroR DExocRAT:-Thc animus lately
shown by tho won,an-murdcrer, Bing-
ham, in the Congress ofthe United States,
III relation to the appointment ola Minis
ter to Rome. conclusiyely proves to the
mind Of every observing person that tue
life-givng principle Of radicalis.n is re-
ligious int,lcrn'e s
They have appointed to tho Government
Of the Sultan at Constaniinoll', d Minis
ter to represent this Government, and 70.
fuse to appoint one to Rome. that hos
been for ages tie centre Of the Christian
World. Degrading spectacle indeed when
the Congress ofthe United States ars &C.
!uated by Religious Intolerance in their
Diplomatic appointments aud their hall
made the arena, for tho discussion oftl,c
religious regime Of any christian church.
The moral atmosphere Of the Mussel.
man, with Ills fatalisln and polygamist in
stincts with tho dome, aud minarcts-
banner Of Turkey, emblu.oncd with the
crescent of Mahomet, is taken in prefer
cnce, BY the soul savers, to the cross Of
Christianity and tho moral surroundings
Of Christian county.
Appoint. Minister to Turkcy-re-
fuse ono to Rome, on account Of the
Catholic religion being there largely pre-
dominant. Coun,enanc', RIGHTEOUSNESS.
fatalism in our diplomatic relations, sc.m,
to be in accordance with the iustipc I
radiculisn. Refuse to recognize Chris.
tian country is the course Of our repre-.
sentat:vcs in Congress, which proves that
the hack Of reco1.tructiun is w.aried, and
can carry no more. Tho jaded steed il
to be kept quiet, and tue ever e.lorall Il
tocsin of'55is to he sounded by The rad.
calls. Put none but Americans on guard
tonight prescribe Catholics, native and
foreign b'rn, hoping thus to arouse aie.
ligious frcnsy. that they may perpetustt
their lease If power, as radicalism of the
present and KNOWN o;hingism Of the past
are one and the same, both being equally
proscriptirc. 1t would indeed DO rare
sight to see any foreign.born citizen or
liberal minded native born, 50 fur forget
ting the common instincts Of charity Us to
any longer advocate their ret, n ion in
power. Radicalism is summed up in D
few words: Elevation Of the neer, over
the white man; gold for the boudho,der;
deprecated currency for tic labercr;
suspension Of the writ Of habcas corr as IN
times of peace; quartering soldiers on
citizens without their sonsent; Presi-
dent acting as Gold and Stoes.broken;
giving away .hc public domain to rsilro I'd
monOpolies, thus depriving poor neu Of
their homes Under the homestead law.
Free divorce (wilness Vice President Co..
fax in tic Mcfarland case.) Religious
Intolerance heapcd as high as tie pyra-
mids Of Egypt.
A LIBERAL PROTESTANT.
Some chap down South tries bis hand
al defining Reconsideration. will The fall.