Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
POLITICAL ITEMS.
Beatty viii beat Hubbell in the Mans
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Beatty will beat Hubbell in the Mans
field district.-.sb1zagfela Rz6N5lc.
The Democracy Of the Eighth Dis
| trict have nominated J. r. Hubbeli. an
! Andy Tohnsonized Republican, for Con
gress. They must be reduced 10 terrible
straits for material.-GNaHsey ZE0fes.
Dana continues to pound away at the
Administration forits failure to recognize
the Republic in Cuba and 60 TO wan
about it if Spain should protest His
blows have about the same effect as
| lead hammer on a mass Of steel
The Democracy Of the Eighth District
have nominated James r. Hubbell for
Congress. There must be a surprising
lack of sound timber in the District when
| Democrats content themselves with
such Republican 'leavings" as HubbelI.
- CaAeiHHah Chronicle.
This was the allusion to Mcclellan in
/ Mr.. Beecher's Fourth of July speech. at
which the Democrats took umbrage.
"Put West Point down, and you either
become feeble or else you arc obliged 20
enlist 10000 men to uphold the Govern
ment. Educate offers and you can dis
pense with the army, for Il takes but q
little time to discipline the men and put
them into perfect organization. Educate
the officers or you must substitute for
them a standing army. They are cheap.
too. There is no body Of men less war
like than military officers Laughter
therefore we are not IN danger from
them. I set out 10 make that sober. but
/ could not resist the temptation. though
/ do assure you / had not Mcclellan b
my thought. Great laughter.
The Terre Haute Gazette Is stirring
up some unpleasant "reminiscences CON
cerninp Dan. Voorhees,. Among these
incidents. il relates that Mr.. Voorhees,
.'when the telegraphic dispatch annOunc-
ed the secession Of the first State, az ftaf
ze1-y moment in company with some
three or four gentlemen who were drink
| inc at a public bar in a not far of city.
raised his glass and drank 20 the
State of South Carolina, as C'nc otas
fgs the J5zi0H, hia1ik God, hizf ayoitAa 1faf
submit to Be g0gey7fca 6Y 44bofftfoNfsfS
It is fitting, that the convention which
/ recently renorlinated Daniel tor Con-
gress should have been presided over hy
! Andrew Humphries, who was q MAJOR
| General in the Sons Of Liberty and VINO
was arrested for treason and senleocea
/ TO confinement within the bounds 81 ms
township during the war;
The majority report Of the Howard
/ Investigating Committee, signed by eigh-
out Of the ten members sayss
The policy pursued by the pnil4a
] States toward four and a han millions Ql
peop1e suddenly enflanchised BY me
/ events Of a great civil war, in seeking 52
provide for their education 90 renQef
ihem independent and seli-suppotungt
nd ii extending 70 them civil and p9-
! litical equality, is a source OF Just ma
/ tional pride, and that the Huuse acqutA
/ Major General O. y. Howard ns me
/ qroundless and causclcss CHARGES lately
! preferred against him; and declares and
| records its judgement that in successial-
! ly Organizing and administering with
/ fidelity and integrity the Freedmen s.
/ Bureau. which contributed so much 90
/ the accomplishment Of the hrst two qs
I those Great ends, he is deserving the
gratitude Of the American people.
las. r.. FIubbell has been made ghe
! Democratic candidate for Congress in
the ath District. IL is nomination cm-
linently tit TO be made, 4unbGh served
lin Congress ore term as q Republican,
and his constituents not finding him t9e
right man in the right place, qgieliy
shelved him. The instant that was S9-.-.
FIubbell found out that the ~
party was an unconsttutlonal ll-.,l ~
imnsediatelv he cast his LOT with Sne t'e-
rocracy. Ever since th9t tiill- y
been eating Demoesrape -.,. o5.l -l.@ .-l.l
-, - ,,,,,n nest, and the result rs G nolnin-
n,;on .. for Congress in a distract where
: ,bSre Is no show for an election. BE
Estle John Beatty, who has consistently
foWrht Congressional land grabbing. eng
steaiina OF an kinds, viii bai huQaea
out Of all reason lMtH 4hpNafs