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The New York herald., 1870-09-20
sALEs AT AUCTION.
A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER
n By ALLEN B. MINER a BROTHER,
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A ~ by ALLEN B. siSEk 1 BROTHER
HENRY i. saiss.s9's.&3 LEEDS Z MINER.
So: 20 cs.%Ss e, str .rss ss and y Es.s
coPxs!SERshiS So!iSHs
Leeds and BY limitation, the business win be continued by
I'm II: sSss ss$fsS F'
Ata;Fs AEskS B B. MINER MINER
A B By nIHsh ALIEN AusHs2SHFf g. SEsns BROTHER
sMENRy H. LEEDS MINER
% No, % Chambers and n Reads streets; Art Gal
- On wEbNRspAy, SEPT 81,
nss them Of Ne Ss i.sos;s picture, s' a-"
vtN,s Es cossThsT sMTAsTfdaShs MAYER
The stones can be seen at No lsS Sixth top noor
By order of JOHN H. WATSON CO.
Lien b + AHnEE HISsfh AHsH9shsS AIsEs ssorunn,
TENRy, \; LEEDS q MINER
salesrooms Nos & Chambers and n street. Art Gale
5isa::.. a o sas sYs s....
fs ss' and
Safes Bronzes Clocks Mantel Ornaments xe, &C., the
contents of fret class residence
Of sale
Fun particulars hereafter.
A UCTION SALE.-THE LARGEST AND RICHEST
% % assortment hasnGcent Household Furniture
fianofoes, Paintings, Bronzes siverware, Velvet Car
pets, Aarquetere Cabinets Drawing Room Furniture Gc
O, mi, s., lTp a public Aus.i9nn NC ion Valued valued =. 800
Issnh street. Fifth and sixth as .Vsnus
Commencing 1O4 O'Clock.
Drawing Room SUITS French satin brocatel rich
s dcscrption rosewood Eiageres Secrcairs bookcase
Cabinets Jardinere Lace Curtains Velvet
dalon Carpets Paintings by eminent arts,s artistic Bronze
satuay Clock Chnndeiers Sevres Dresden China Vases
ornAmenn; mAgnhcent rosewood Pianofore, celebrated
Commodcs, Toilet Set Hair. Spring Mattresses, Blankets
sheets C0nntepanes. Dining Room Table,
board Chairs Mirrors Silver Casters Tureens savers Din
ner Tea Service; Cutlery, Chin. Ware, Glassware, Linen,
msnts Competent pcrsons in attendance 70 pack, shp,
remove the eoods Parties wishing to atte this
Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue
AUGUSTUS A. SCHULTZ, Auctioneer
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A UCTlON notice.. II. sElxAs, hUCTIoNEER.-
n China, Class, Crockcry, Yellow Ware, Plated Table
Cutlery, Fancy Goods, e.-FhKRlNGToN A sklAAs VIII
se this cay (uesdly) 2h, nj their sassroom, 10 Barclay
street genera, assortment OF the above goods from TIE
shelves In lots TO suit city country r'iD trade GOODS
psoked Tree of CHARGE
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A UcT1oN sALE.-No; ~ TENTH STREET, NEAR
~ Sixth avenue, EDWIN NICHOLS CO.,
Auctioneers. O0lce 30 Beeckcr street
Magnificent rosewood IA octave Pianofort
Pompadour and other style Parlor Suits.
Rich Bronzes, Statuary, Works of Art,
OH Paintings by eminent artists,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Brocael and Lace Curtains
Turkish and Oriental Furniture,
Pier and mantle Mirrors, Cabinets bois de rose.
The property OF Colonel Joseph Redesk,.
Al the elegant residence, No. IL Tenth street. block
west of Broadway between University place and Fifth
nue. this day Tuesday September ~ 10H o'clock pre-
csely. magnificent Brussels Carpets, magnificent Paor
Suits with the richest brocae rosewood Psnofors
Stool and Cover Turkish and Oriental Chairs Cabinets bois
de rose Jardniees Estageres Tables Bookcase
and walnut Bcds,eada Bureaus, Washstands Commodes,
spring and hair Matrase, walnut suits covered wit.
and haircob, Mirrors Clocks Extension Tables SideboArd
Cnna Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery. &c. Sale positive.
uCTIoN NoTIcE.-R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
~ WEDNETDAY, SEPT. 81,
~ 105 O'Clock, al No. Al Maiden lane (by order Lionel
Moses, assisn in bankruptcy the entire stock Of
SILVER PLATED WARE
contained In the above named store comprising large and
desirable assortment OF first class gooos worthy the attention
OF the trade
SHOW CASES SAFE. OFFICE AND STORE FURNi-
Catalogue al once
X T. HAZELL co, Auctioneers.
No. lis Chambers street.
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A n. CRIsTALAR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIA-
~ monds, Jewciry &c-A N. CRlSTALAR will sell, at
693 Broadway, stairs Houston street. Wednesday
September 81 at01S O'Clock Gold Silver Watches Dis
monds, and loose, Jewelry, Plated Ware, Trade and
public Invited.
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A RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEEK.
"A Onice and salesroom ~ Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office.


JOHNSON X VAN TASSELL will sell o Wednesday. Mt
lo O'clock at their saesroom 81 street. an elegant
assortment OF Househola Furniture consisting In part OF
three hne Cabinets, buh marauery inlaid carved
Llbery Tables, Co9seles with Sienna marble tops bne
Chairs Paror Sets, In brocste painted and walnut Bed
Suits Sofa Bedstead fine velve and Ingram
Mirrors, Dressing Bureaus Toilet Tables washs.nds Ward
and Pillows Pailasses, Ac Sale TO commence with the
Kitchen Furniture.
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A UCTloN.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ housekec ecprrs, hotel keepers and tho trade.
Large Household Furniture sale this Tuesday afternoon
O'clock az The tive stoy residence Brevoort place.
Tenth street between Broadway and Fifth
wood Pinnororte elegant Paror Suit, covered with satin
brocae reps and harcoih Centre and Side Tables Eta
reres Mirrors, Clocks bronzes Vases Lace Curtains Bed
steadH bureaus Washstands Commodes Mattresses Spring
Beds, Bosers, Pillows, Blankets, Lounges Sofas,
Rockers, Dining and kitchen Furniture, Sale positive
toneer
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A GREAT SACRIFICE.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF FINE AND SUBSTANTIAL
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
elegant Suits of every variety superb i'm
ported ebony and gilt and French embroidered Suits elegant
French satin Pompadour Suits, all coors magnificent
French satin broeae rich cotteeu push terry cloth and
Suits, every style; elegant imported ebony glt and
French msrQue;erc Chamber SUITS, with gace
Centre Tables Jnrdineres Pedestas &C. Also nm ex
ensve stock OF me Dining Room and Library Furniture
and examine this mammoth stock that they will Gnd the
styles and workmanship superior and prices
they cannot possibly tai I'm being suited. All goods
ranted WareroOms, 1862 Hudson street
and AZ and 20 Doninick street. Spring.
Sixth and Eighth pass the door.
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EXECUTORS sALE.-CoLE 4 MURPHY WILL SELL.
at auction, on Tuesday September 20 At l0H o'clock
the IL three quarter and full szo Billiard Tables
Furniture In the billiard saloon 263 Washington street,
Brooklyn, formerly kept by the late John rgison
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HENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER
u rEREMPrORY SALE OF OIL. PAINTINGS,

ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, AT II O'CLOCK,
AT Tue sALEsROOMs NO. 70 READE STREET,
comprising about 80 original on Paintings OF the following
mastersvix, Tintoretu, Rosade Tvoi, Rembrandt Two
gems Ludoyc Snyder, peoarto. Buisang, Honderko.er
and others valuable Library OF French all
the most celebrated authors the property Of gentleman
Europe TO be sold without and worthy the At
tenon Of conposseurs. the paintings exhibit
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PREPAYMENT OF puBLIC WORKS.

BENZ T. FAIEchILD, Auctonser, BY order of Hon.
William n. Tweed, Commissioner OF Public Works,
sold at public auction Friday September 2 1870 10
o'clock NJ, at the vesbule OF the City Hail. In the city
OF New York, all Buildings and Parts of Buildings
by the Commissioners o. Estim.ts and Assessment Ap-
ton avenue from seventv first TO Hinctysevepth
street. Ia the city OF New York. which buildings parts
OF buildings are laid down certain map he In the
Office OF the Department OF Public Works, No. 2T Broad
way For further particulars apply at the once OF auc
tioneer, No. 3 Beach street
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FURNITURE.

A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
~ and not desirous OF having public auction will DIS
OF at private sale all their elegant Household Furniture
less than half cost; rich Parlor Suit 1890, xlbO
do 500; four Suits IN for $50 upwards magn6.
cent IN octave rosewood Pianoorte In six months
500 for $3.50 Call at private residence 3 West Twenty
seventh street, Sixth avenue. DR.. RANSOM MARTIN.
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W ANTED TO PURCHASE.

lNANTED--A SECOND HAND SILVER SAFE IN
w GOOD order, Herings Lilies Tor family use Ad
dJtss SILVER SAFE box 2la Herald oiles
The New York herald., 1870-09-20

IIENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ON TUESDAY, SEPT 20. AT l051 O'CLOCK,
AT THE sALESRo0Ms, rs READE STREET,
large lot Of second hand Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors
Lounges Bedsteads Bureaus Chamber. Parlor Dining
Room Suits: bookcases wardrobes, China, Glass Ware.
Kitchen Utensils, &C. Catalogues early orning OF sale
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
Sinking SLOWLY.

.. Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis not
the only ones to be dreaded Canker dry rot docs
not blast tree as suddenly as stroke Of lightning
in like manner chronic debility, although il docs
not kill with tho swiftness of yellow fever
to sap the springs of life eventually any acute dis
ease. il not CHECKED by nvigorating ton;
spectacle t: of prema ture decay Languor pall.r,
exertion it's ordinary toms, and they should
be promptly met ny tonic treatment. The best in
vigorant and exhilarant that can be administered in
Of this kind is Hostettcr Stomach Bittors.-
The stimulating principle Of the preparation rouses
the dormant energies Of tho system. And. The
strengthening and regulation properties give per-
manent and healthful impulse e tho vital forces
awakened the process digestion and assimilation
quckened, tho quality Of the blood is improved
the sccretons become natural, and every organ
that contributes to tho nourishment OF the body
dergoes salutary change by these means the repair
Of the physical structure is effected and its health
benifcent operation of the Itters been marked
and striking than in those oh by general
debility and nervous prostration. Ladies affected
with these ailments find in this most wholesome of
all tonics cOrrectves tho safest and
Of relief It is strong to restore and to in
jure. Such is the uniform testimony of CLOUDS Of
witnesses"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

THE Third Annual Session will begin on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. asth, 1870,
and close tho first Friday in July following.
ORGANIZATION.
Three preparatory classcs in Elementary English
Mathematics, Natural Sciences and the Classics .
A d,ommercial Department aid young men in
nrenarnr hastily for Mercantile occupation. =
Studies: Reading, Spelling, Grammar Practical
Arithmetic and Book keeping.
a denartment of Penmanship and LetterSW riting.
French, German. Music and Drawing ptionai,
and at Professors charges.
LETTER COMMENDATORY.
The undc rsgned. whose sons havo attended st.
Stcnhen's Academy, Vicksburg, under tho
charge of the Rev. Albert Lyon take great pleasure
in commanding that Institution to the patronage of
the public. Mr. Lyon possesses in an extraordinary
degree tho requisities for an instructor of youth
| efforts Justly entitle him in our Judgments, to
| iar%e and liberal patronage. We regard st. Ste
mhcn's Academy one of the very best institu
tons for tho education of boys, to be found in the
Country and as SUCH choerfully commend it to
Parents having sons to educate
| n A M,p1oye w II McCardle
| n W Inwon George Barnes,
| r IIorntlal, Bazsinsky,
| To- lindsey J COwan,
| n n Nf;lIor II f Cook VIM. A Farchi1d.
The attcn of patrons and others Interested, is
called to tho circular the School, to he had on ap
| niication especially to the articles "Expenses anf
Pprsnn5;t;ons OF Adm issou." 4s-2m.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

NV York, Sept l4.-A large number of
Prt,san engineers are few miles east of
Pas. German Cuirassiers are before Soisons
he people throughout France are very
anious to testify their gratitude towards the
Uned States for its prompt recognition.
LUNCH, Sept. is.-.Prussia has notified
Baaria of her intention to annex portion of
Frpce.
florence, Sept. 13.-The Pope has ORDER
ed assistance to Italian occupation to cease
lussia's opposition to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of france is decided, and she will propose to
Cogress to settle the terms of peace.
.opNoN, Sept. l4-Seven army Corps be-
for Paris this a. m. The French and &c r
ma. fleets are in sight of each other.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
Special Request to Advertisers

The advertising patrons of the TELEGRAPH
are particularly requested to examine their
cards and Advertisements, as they now appear
inthe paper, and to signify to us, by the 9Th OF
September, what changes, il any, they desire
to be made. The entire paper will be reset in
new type, and any change desired can be made
without trouble, or extra charge in same size
advertisement. Not only so, but we are anx.
ious each advertisement shall, if desirable, con-
tain something new.
New advertisements will be inserted at our
present rates. Advertisers are assured of an
excellent opportunity to make their wants or
business known, as in addition to our already
large list, large number of specimen copies
of the paper will be printed, and distributed
gratis to parties desiring the same.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
CLOSE OF VOLUME v.

With this issue expires the fifth year OF the
TELEaRArH's existence. Running back over
our files to the first number-a half.sheet of
slim pretensions-our mind is filled with re-
collections of drawbacks, trials and hardships
which we would hesitate again to encounter.
The want of mail facilities, the failure Of crops,
high prices of printing material, labor and rents'
Radical prescription and weak fina ncial ability,
all have conspired against us. and compelled
US, in spite of ambitious inclinations, to operate
in a sphere of narrow dimensions. Our edito-
rial labors during that time have been in the
main a pleasure. In looking back over our
feeble efforts in behalf of the country, POLITICAL
ly, we find nothing to retract. Endeavoring
to be guided by principle throughout, we find
that the course of the TELEGRAPH has been
consistent and that Volume is harmonious
and in full accord with Volume V. 10 the
ueople of our immediate section and to the
pubic at large, we have endeavored to be USE
full, rendering such assistance as we nave
been able, to public works OF every charactef'
encouraging enterprise and energy IN the
citizen, watching the welfare and interests OF
society, stimulating public spirit, and gener-
ally, striving to aid in the development and
advancement of the State. The field has been
extensive, and no doubt poorly cultivated but
onr readers must remember that we have run
many a furrow in five years which has not
Welded US farthing. A newspaper is val
liable adjunct in all public undertakings but
to he effective It must have not only a worthy
cause, but also an enterprising, progressive
public to appeal to.
Next week we enter upon our sixth year,
with a sheet enlarged four columns and as
near typographical perfection as we know now
to make it, AS we have promised, it WILDE
q paner in which every fair-minded reader will
find something of interest, and, we trust some
thing to approve It will be essentially indie
pendent-tree from party shackles, unawed by
cliques or factions, and beyond the reach OF
dictation or undue influence from any so URGE
whatever. Our patrons are invited to bear us
company another year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
" The Democratic Parish Convention
meel again on the Gath inst. for the purpose of
nomlatlng parish officers

Pris has no adequate force with which to
stayhe German advance, except moral force.
The remnant of Vinoy's corps, 40 900, have
talle back on the capital; and the total force
for 10 defence of Paris now consists of these,
w;tt5O 900 National Guards or militia, 20 900
MoHes and 5000 volunteers. OF even this
$4,000, not more than half, or third, are
disciplined soldiers. The case Of the city of
Pan, in mere military point of view, is
wore than desperate,-it is hopeless.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
For state Treasurer,

CANDIDA H3S.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

Delegates representing the Democracy Of
the several parishes composing the Fifth
Congressional District, will assemble in Mon
roe on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lsr.,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Representative to Congress, both for the un-
expired term of the 4lst Congress and for the
ull term Of the 42nd Congress-.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

LEGAL SALEs.-Beginning with our mex.
issue, we shall give each week an abstract o'
the sherif's and Administrators sales adVer'
tised in the "oficial journal" here' tor the par
ishes of Jackson, Caldwell and ouach'ta' A '
this information will be given gratis we ASK
the sherfs and clerks Of these par shes 70 '".. !.
nish us with copies of their advertisements al a.,
the same time they are forwarded for "othc'a'
pub LEGATION.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

The atlantic patrons and others Interested, Is
called to tho circular of the School to he had on ap
p p"TnnS;t;,on a of Adm ission." 4s-2m.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

TUBE WELLs.-We refer our reaue's :" .lo
vicinity to the card of Mr. w. " 'a''es
advertises to drive tube wells, anu ea :.
a supply of water. He has hao e'ea' '"' "
MOrehouRe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

u The Democrats OF Cohcoiu'" nov" ,ho
pow cred Judge r. w. Richardson ~ Con-
vote of that parish in the Congte a.u"" Ion,
vention. How is this, 'uage' """'
the Peoples Party?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
jackson Parish

FOR EPRESENTATIVE.-We arc authorize
to announce H II. STEVENS, Esq, as can,iidats
At the ensuing election in November, to represent
tho parish Of Jackson in the Legislature.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17
CHI anEe Of Schedule.

Ch anSe Of Schedule.
NORTH LOUISIANA &. TEXAS RA1DoAD; I
MONROE, La, June 80, 1870
IN and after Saturday, July end tho Trains on this
~ Road will run follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN:
Leave Monroe daily (Sundays excepteD at A. N.
Arrive at Delta l047 A. NJ, leaves Delta at 80 +.
NJ arrive ut Monroe p NJ.
Through freghts win be shipped per train
Way freights will be forwarded by freight train
Leave Monroe on Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. NJ.
arrive at Delta S p NJ, leave Delta on Wed nesdays
and Saturdays at 7 A. NJ. arrive at Monroe p. NJ
Freights destined for Flag stations will DO deliver
ed at the designated point oacners risk whether
there be any person there to receive it or not
Freichts Flag stations must be prepaid In the
absence of Agent ut Dclta shippers referred
to Messrs Dunlas g. Floyd, who are prepared to
luz. 4i.tf AN ". r. GORDON Supt.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

u The Democratic Convention Tor TINS
Conversational district meets here next Wea
nesday, the 2lst inst. We take pleasure -
extending to the delegates VINO may We "
attendance all the privileges OF our sanc'u',.
and trust the citizens of Monroe genera"y "''
endeavor to impress our visitors most favorao'y
with the hospitality and social attractions OF
Orr little city.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-17

For State Treasurer,
W. Is. BRocKETr of Madison parish, is announced
az a candidate tor STATE TREASURER, subject to tho
nomination Of tho Democratic State Convention at
New Orleans.
by consent Of w. B. Brockett, the un,lersi gncd
aud many Othors, make the above announcement.
Edgar = Farrar, Madison Parish.
= WIN II Peck,
Hugh Il Lucas,
Field Mont gOmery,
Duncan Buie Franklin Parish.
CALVIN bin Moore. kiohland Parish.
WI Ssmpton, Morehouss ra,iah
joel TatGm Caldwell Parish
Isaiah Garrett, Ouachita Parish.
Frank Pargoud
JP Crosley. -
John McEnery, /"
Frank p Stubs,
FeObt Richardson, -
Jas - McEnery " "
Eugene Tisdaie, - -
r q Cobb,
# Cochran
Gee Chamberlain, -
81 AcEnsrY, "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-05
LAUGulLIN's INFANT CORDIAL
PrOstratiOn Played Out.

Violent purgatives, cmetics, salicantS,
blistering and bleeding have had their day.
The sick can no longer lie persuaded
that the best way To cure them is To destroy
the little strength that disease has lcf
them.
DyspcpticS, instead of dosing themselves
with EPSON salts, alOcs, colycinth jalap, and
other powerful catharticS, tone their digest
i've organs and regulate their bowels with
HoStetter'S Stomach BitterS.
Persons of bilious habit instead Of throw
ing the whole glandular system into state
of morbid irritation with mercurial poison,
seek relief and find it, in the operation of
that wholesome vegetable Alternative upon
the diSordercd liver.
Nervous sufferers, tremulous, weak and
respondent, recruit their shattered energies
with II course of the great invigOrant, and
bless the day when the adulterated liquors
of commerce were superseded by medl-
Gated stimulant, perfectly efficient and en-
tirely harmless.
Travellers by land and sea rejoice i'm the
pOSScSSiOn of an agreeable corrective, which
protects them from the evil effects Of maia-
ria, from SEA sickness, and from the dis
turbing influences of changes of telnpera-
turc, and change Gf water
The weak and deblitatcd feel their
strength return, and their spirits revive I'M
der lis bracing, appetizing, gently eXhila-
rating action.
1t is the only stmulent which cautious
physicians can cOnScientiOuSly recommend
To ladies in delicate health, or To the aged
and decrepid.
There Is not n city, town or settlement on
the American continent where IL is not re-
cognized aS u household remedy and Il safe
guard against epidemicS; and, in short,
whenever there is intelligence, prudence
and common sense, HoStctterS stomach
BitteiS pronounced II standard specific, for
which. in the whole range of pharmacy,
there is no substitute or equivalent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-05
Radical Rule i'm West virginia.

We presume no candid man will pre-
tend 10 deny that Radical legislation in
this State since the war has been the
most cruel and shameless ever practiCed
upon any people living under a Gov
eminent protesting to lee Republican in
its form. \ year after the war had
closed, when cannon should have been
beaten into plow shares and swords
into pruning hooks, a Radical legisla-
ture passed the Registration law, and so
amended the Constitution as to strip
twenty-five thousand white people of
the right TO vote or to any voice i'll the
Government, and they even denied to
large classes OF their fellow citizens
lawyers, teachers and suitors-thc COM
mon right to pursue their professions for
the support of their families Greater
outrages were never inflicted on any
people; and while the Radical party
which perpetrated them, have been
forced by growing public opinion to
modify some Of them to the
extent of permitting lawyers and teach
ers to return to their professions, and
suitors to assert their rights in the
courts without subscribing the degrad-
ing oaths imposed; yet the Registra-
ton law and Constitutional Amendment
still rest in all their crushing force upon
one-third of the voting population of
State, while the right of suffrage is to
be extended to every negro in the com
monwealth, in direct violation of our
Constitution
But this is not the worst feature of
this tyrannical outrage, No candid
man will pretend to deny that the Reg
istration law is still kept fastened on the
people of this State for the perpetual
ton of Radical ascendency and rule,
and for no other purpose whatever;
and that any repeal of the constitu-
tional amendment has been persistently
refused for the same cruel partizan pur-
pose. Nor is there a shadow of evil
dehee to believe that the Radical party
has the slightest intention of correcting
their abuses of the Constitution, or of
repeating or modifying their registra-
ton outrage, in so long as they are