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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

Ma. MURDocH's ESTERTAISMEST THIS
EvESNG.-n will be borne 10 mind by our
citizens that James E. Murdoch's entertain
ment appropriate to the anniversary Of the
assassination OF President Lincoln, will be
given in Lincoln Hall this evening. Gen.
W. T. Sherman will preside, and the Presi-
dent, Vice President, Cabinet officers, heads
Of the army and Of the navy, and many
other distinguished ofacers and gentlemen
will be present, and will occupy seats on the
stage. The doors will open at o'clock,
aud the Marine band will render choice and
appropriate selections OF music till s, when
Mr.. Murdoch will be introduced by General
Sherman, and will deliver his great lecture,
entitled, Impressions and Recollections Of
Abraham Lincoln" and will follow that
with readings Of selections from the ablest
writers, wnIcn VIII illustrate his suUJvCt,
the whole 10 be well interpreted with music,
under the direction Of Prof Scala. Full
length paintings of Lincoln and Washington
will adon the spaces on either side Of the
stage, and the hall will be neatly decorated.
As heretofore announced, the net proceeds
Of this entertainment will be contributed to
the fund Of the "Lncoln Monument Asso,
citation" Tickets for reserved seats will
continue to DO sold at the bookstore oil
MeSsrs. Philip d Solomons TIL O'Clock this
evening, and at the tlcket-ofilce al the hall
on the opening Of the doors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

VISIT OF ONO oFFICnLs.-Next Mon
day, Eastern Immediately upon the ad-
Jounment Of the Legislature Of the State Of
Ohio at Columbus, that body will start for
Washington In special train. Governor
Hayes and all the officers of his staff will
also be Of the party, besides a number Of
prominent citizens Of the State. The party
will come by the Central Ohio and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroads, will reach here on
Wednesday evening or Thursday morning,
the 2lst inst, and remain several days, re-
turning by the same route. 1t is stated this
visit Of the Governor and Legislature OF
Ohio to the national capital Is simply one Of
pleasure,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

NAVAL oRDERs. - The following naval
orders were issued yesterdays Ordered-As-
SlStAnt Surgeon John W. Ross, 10 the ITALIA.
Poosaj Assistant Surgeon Theodore c. Heyl,
to the Naval Academy Assistant Surgeon
B. 8. Mckee, detached FROM the Naval Hos
Pltal, New York, and ordered to the Frank
linj Assistant Surgeon Lewis S. Pitcher,
detached from the Tallapoosa, and ordered
TO the Naval Hospital, New York; Boats
vain Philip J. Miller, detached from the
NAvy-yard, Norfolk, and ordered TO the
Savannah.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

..ss ESTTs ACRES B Sh TAE yAkg
Ia the District, about three miles from waAhllg-
Sp SS S sP PoS%SS I'D ass1 P,s
AWAY, a. we'll As by the river, 1t Inc udss several
VINE BUILDlNa SITES, aud Is well ADAPTED foT
reason able terms, as an entirety, or In lots 10
OHAs A. MeRUEN,
Real Estate gent,
mhai.H SO Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

] IEARS from reliable source that the
President has no intention at present Of Is
suing general amnesty proclamation. 1t
is possible that he entertained the Idea some
time ago, but he Is so piled with stories OF
outrages at the South, said to be committed
by the IL. Confederates, that he has come to
the conclusion that It is too soon for a gen
eral amnesty Wash. Cor. NJ Y. Herald.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

In COMPLIANCE with a resolution Of the
House, charges are being prepared at the
Navy Department against Commander John
II. Upshur for conduct unbecoming an OH
Ger and gentleman, In that he did brbea
member Of Congress, for twelve hundred
dollars, to appoint his son to a naval Cadet
ship at Annapolis. As soon as charges are
prepared oourt-martlRl will be ordered to
convene for the purpose of trying Com
mAnder. Upshnr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

District qJ CoiumLtd. WdshiH0toR Oouhiy,f 20 t0ii.
In the ease Of NIoTOA R0uk, AdminiaiTAt0T Of
HIppolte hoqN, deoeaHed, he Ad minlItTAlot afOre
aAld has, With the Appreciation Of the OTphana'
Court OF WashinElon county aforesaid, appoint ted
Tuesday, April %, D. 1870. for the hnAl settlement
and dlaIributon Of the puIsonAl estate Of said de-
ceased and Of the assets hand, far the same
and whore all the creditors aud heirs OF said de-
ceased notified 70 attend with theiI claims prop
eTly Nouehed, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all bene1t In said deetaied'a estAtei
provided . copy Of this order be published onee
TEST A. WEBSTER,
ApJ.ThSWs Register OF Wills,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
UEITED STATES HI!A,T5ESE OTEICIE.,, ,

iMAsihmS 9 p q, april islpi
toUn, Conneetleut, praying for the eEtsnsipn Of
patent GrAhted 10 him on he 18th day Of July,
sHiissi ioEAn Improvement IN Fi'h'sIS Oompo'lnE
ID n ordered that the testimony IN the ease be
closed on the ltth day Of Jupe next, that the
time for allnE aTEumenta and the EYamlneT'G re-
port DO llmited to the 9Th day OF Juhe next,
Any perSon may Oppose this extension,
,D,.Psn oS SAhgE6 y; 6 u BiI.Si.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

MAJ. WIN. CLINTON, superintendent Of In
dian affairs In New Mexico, writes to the
Committee on Indian Affairs, from Santa
Fe, N. NJ, that GRero's band of Navajoe
Indians, numbering 100 persons, have ap-
piled to him for advice as they refuse to go
on the reservation with the other NaySJoes,
for the reason that they are not now, nor
never have been, on good terms with the
other bands Of their tribe. They also COM
plain of depredatious committed by the Mex
leans, and say woman aud child have
been stolen and arc held In captivity by
them. Maj. Clinton states this band is very
needy and deserving, and asks permission to
retain for their use implements for farming,
as they are industrious and will make good
use Of the utensils.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

T. X. CoLLISs, ESQ, well-known prln-
ter and publisher, In Philadelphia, died a
few days ago. lie was formerly realdent
Of Washington city, where he was employed
suceesslVely BY Peter Force, Gales & seaton
and Gen, puii Green.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

DHPARTMENToF bIlTH,l
wAsuINgrON, Apfil ., 1870.
Information has been received at this De-
partmeui from Mr.. Mahlon Chance, the
Consul Of the United States at Nassau, New
Providence, OF the death, OF consumption,
on the 9Oth day Of March last, at the Royal
Victoria Hotel, Nassau, of Mrs. Emily Nor
wood Upton, wife Of Major General Emory
Upton, U. s. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

On the petition Of sSDT b. BoiEs, Of PhiA.
delphia, PsnnsylyShia Administr4thx o. BpThti
a patent. grated TO The sad BuTTlit o. BoYss on
the aid day % luly, 1855, for 40 improvement In
u u ordered that the testimony III the case be
elOAed on the alst day Of Juns next, that the
time for llinE arguments aud the Examiners re-
port be limited 70 the lat day OF July next, aud
lhIt said petition be heard on the oh day Of
Any person may oppose thls sxtsesleP, .. .
SAMuEL B. FISHER,
Ap7-Th9y C0mmisaionaF Of PAtanla.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
Medical.
Personal.

I AIDES AND oBHTLEMKE GAN HAVE Pal.
EysAle, bstWssR Tehth aAd Eleventh ltFests WySl,
With Di, oAhDhBA, 81 ne hieoFd Hospital, uhi.
I'd ltalss Arny-a asutleman u tWehty-ssVen
eHs,eEPsrieaee In thls pa ItiSulaI hTAheh'
n. B,-Qpon The receipt Of 90 adViee And medl-
lantie BtAtea. WV r ~ allsly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

THIS. Is TO 0IYR NOTICR THAT THg SUB
i ssIibsr has obtained from the Orphans, Court
BA, Istsrs ~ on he personal estate
q HHIPT hLA1, late Of WLahinGlon county
aGSlaSl The sSid deceased are hereby warned
e exhibit tie same, WITH the yogeheIa lheTseL 70
psItI they may Otherwise by law be excluded
from all bepeht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this f9lh day Of March,
100, MANY HAA0,
mhSl .TbAWs AdministTEtrir
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

VALUABLE LOTS FOR sALB.-I HAVE FOR
sale the following yaluEble lOts:
Lot y, Square 664 This lot T. $40 sou
foe 90 feet the north side Of north street.
between sixth aud Seventh streets east, on high
Bic The depth 40 feet for 70 feet 'front.' and 100
feet for the other ~ feet,
Lot 10, EquATe 447. This lot fronts On feet on
east aida seventh street west, between N aud %
streets north And Ia JIG feet deep paved alley IN
tho TeaTI and 10 one Of the most valuable lots In
that part Of the city This lot will DO told Ia Tires
parcels Of ~ feet front each u desired, -
original lot 5, fronts Is fget ihshea % q street
north, between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets
west, with depth tAveTugel Of 81 feet aincheu
and % feet inches on New York avenue. with
depth o. q feat BY AyeTsEe, making two very Ane
on each frOnt, ahd each front Il Improved, IRON
the oontlguity TO the TTeaAuTy and other public
oleea lhd bahkinE ihausuilonS' this = ooniidersd
Tks lilies % those lots arg PsEtsst AID the tsrms
will BE- made easy. fkED. W, JONES,
BaTbOuI's Law building,
mhd,du 40 Louisiana aVenua.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
zsJ- PIoNEEn nI9MEsTEAD ASSOC

f.5sJ- PIoNEEn n0MEsTEAD Asso-
Tho Directors Of the Pioneer Homestead Aasoe'A.
lion will be IN session on SATURDAY AfTkR.
Tor the purpose Of makinG awArds 10 dpplfeqnts
FOR purchdsef aud erection ~ butldinHl NhO haze
Sled applications 20 April va, tHst. ~ 90 will
be appropriated for buildipg, md e1.uOJ for pur-
chase Of hous already built
All stoekholdeTs are invltid 10 10 present al the
meeting
JOHN r. ELYANs.
gp'48 teereiAry =. II. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
For Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN F!
THE SEMINARY HOTEL,

ShOltGa GIOWN, H. C''
lunninE 100 feet on washinglon street apd llo
hoods Ia The city, hiEh and healthy stories
hfhi With sassRent and large three s' 2, Ssfs
put the houta The property u ln gOod repair,
sale, Or II viii be sold In sections.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
COUNT,

OKFHANs' UVUAT' rM,,cu q Inn
Dfstriet " colHHabfa, WdiAlRQtOA C0HniV,to ioli!
deseass q haaoAaasrT; k1o5a. sdmini:,fs.
lrix Aforesaid has, with tio appreciation Of the
Sppoistsd TTEsp Az. IpTii To- a. b. is1o foT lie
final settlement aud diatIibuilon Of ths personal
estate Of sad deceased, and q the saseta 10 hand
lAlo money when aud where all the creditors aud
helfg q said deeeased arc hothed % attend, With
wise BY Law b exelndsd from all benefit Ia said
assstssd ss.ale pIsyd' sSpI o. this order be
pAILT hAriosAt REPUBLICAN, previous to tie said
fssty A. WHISTLE,
mhSl.ThaH' Roadster of Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

sSnsa USSySISE ~ S SEq F5.s sEE D
intton, 6e., at Gold Prices, at HoPKlRs', I2I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14

TINTED STATES PATRgr OFFICE,
" wAsHIHgroN, y. O., April Z, $50.
On the petition Of JOuN McMuLLEN, Of Balu-
more, Mafyland, praying foT the extension o.
PatsLt granted 70 HIN The lat day o. Jaly, 1870.
Tor an Improvement In FettinE Machines:
IL IL ordered that the testimony IN the case be
closed On tbs Sat day o. Nay next that the tlme
Lir hiipR arHu ments Rnd the ENamlneT'g report BE-
limited 70 the 10Th day Of ypns NEXT aud thtt said
petition be heard on the 18th day Of Juno next
sAMuRL s. FISHER,
ana wlw Commiss'oueT Of Patents
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
9F yOrEns

sI IN TlB sEGONp wLRD.
The Ut detsigned, JudEss o. Election OF tho city
q ws,hip gons VII be n ssssl9p IL the skGonD
THURsDLY, 'FRIDiY spd stfGRpkY, April
H. II. ~ a. 10 and 10, at ths oaea q the Comps:
sionef Of lmprpvementa, New York Avepua, neNt
o. 'Tner OF tn Itsenth street, from TO clock,
p m daily, for the puIpOse Of preparing list OF
the auAlih'd voters o. the Second ward.
Ma uraiIed citizens are by law required TO pro.
duce certificates OF REHABILITATION or csttihed
copies, or satisfactory prNof Of their loss.
WIN COOK,
THOMAS pONOqO,
JANIS DONALDNON,
RORERT N, BOOKER,
J. N. CROSSMAN,
AIs-d judges Of b, elton, Washlngton, D. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
EE2H SH Ssy E4SE AND

rms rs 10 oIvE NOTICE THAT rms SUB;
Court Of washlnEtoa eouniy, In the District Of
Columbia, Letters lestagsnlaIJ on the, pet.
IsGtop county Aforesaid, deceased, All per.
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. 70 the subscriber, on or before
the 3ld day Of March nexti they may other
0iyen uader our hands this g2d dAy o. March,
1870. eusANNAH b, FuNltT,
mAGI-wSW NATHANIEL b. fUol1T,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
TN THEsUPRsxB COURT OF THR DISTRICT
COURT. THIS l6fH DAY OF MARCH. A, D.

The subj a "a issuad Ia this cause against the
defend.at Martha D; stqy.Hs, hlyIpg been -.
iSsnsa ~ NE N.I'hsi y We pis,rist 81 0olgneiA
ysps, on motl9n q eonplAi1aniS, By william ]:
March. A. 1870. that the defendant, Martha D.
sletsn ,uss her appeAlAnes 70 be catered herein
days Aner this dayi OtbeTNlse tho cause will Be
proceeded with ANin case Of DEFAULT
By the Court,
A true eopy-TsGti R. J. MEIos,
mhl7-wGs &c CLERK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14
Is THE sgPREMg coy 81 THE PIsTEIcE
COURT, rms id'h DAY OF MARCH, AID,

asfendNats.
The ssbpqat issued IN this cause against the
defendant, Edwsrd Muller, having been returned
By the Marshal Of The Dlstriet Of Columbia, that
he cam / had sid defendant, EdUard hulleTi
theiT solicitor, Is ordered this 18th day Of March,
A. D., lsIJ, that the def ndaut, EdWsrd Mailer.
eAuas bis appearance to be entered heTeln on or
before the mStt rule DAY Occurring forty days
AfteT this days otherwise the cause will he pro-
eeaded with as in case Of do'ault.
By the Court Id. -
AtIue sspy-Test; r. J. MEIgs,
mhl5.W AS6u CLARK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-07
Three Requisites Of Health.

If all the sickly people in the world were
TO take to their beds, and demand medical
treatment, there would not be doctors
enough TO attend them, nor sufficient
number of the robust TO nurse them. Three
conditions are absolutely essential to
health, viz: good appetite easy digestion,
and the ability to sleep soundly. Seven
Fights of the many thousands who suffer
from indisposition, yet do not labor under
serious diseases, complain that they ''can't
eat" that their stomach are tout of order"
or that they don't sleep we'll" For this
class of ailments few persons think Of call
ing in physician. Nor is it necessary, in
asmuch as n course OF Hostetter's Bitters
will certainly relieve the arrangements of
thestOmach, the liver, and the nervous sys-
tenn, from which want of appetite, iudiges-
ton and sleepleSsness arise. This excel
lent vegetable tonic and corrective Is also Il
delightful anodyne Insomnia Tor inca
pacity TO sleep which has resisted all the
ordinary remedies, Will Yield readily to q
dose Of this pleasant sedative taken Just be-
fore retiring to rest. In ordinary medical
practice il is usual 10 give Il Stomachic an
aperient, an inVigorant, a soporific, or an
antiseptic, as the case tor the time being
may seem more parucularlyto require but
in this gro I'D restorative all these medicinal
properties and many others are blended in
due proportion, Thus, the digestion is
stimulated while the bowels are regulated,
the liver toned, the strength recruited, the
nerves Gained, the fluids purified and the
circulation equalized. II is believed that
there is no other restorative and regulating
medicine in the world which acts so bene-
ficially and agreeably upon the assimi-
Iating and seCretive organs at the same
time: and 70 all who lack the three funda-
mental requisites OF health and enjoyment,
n Vigorous appetite, sound digestion and
refreshing sleep, 1t is confidently recon-
mended as specific. egE - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-07

a candidatefor Congress. in this Dis
trict. But SO far as the writer is con-
cerned, itmatters little what the Radis
calsdo. Heis not oneof them. What
he desires is to see a proper noniina-
ton made for the support of Demo
cratic votesr. There can be but little,
doubt that Wheeling should have
the nomination. This city and the Pan
Handle should be the point looked to
for "the coming man. II the party
will base the nomination on true merit
as well as availability, Mr. Al. Swee-
nev will be the unanimous choice. In
1860, when the war broke out, he was
Mayor of Wheeling, and to his untiring
efforts and vigilance we are indebted
for having escaped mob violence; to
his energy and admirable. management
are we indebted for the civil law beng
held and maintained above the mill
tarv: had it not been for his persistence
and zeal Wheeling would have been un-
der martial law during the first month
of the strife; there is no estimating the
injury which must have resulted to
every interest Of the city, had martial
law been proclaimed.
In 1864 Mr.. Sweeney declined a re-
election, owing TO pressing business
engagements, having for years devoted
his time to public interests to the detri-
ment of his own private business. The
Radical nominee was elected, and for
one year the city was under Republic
can Mayor and Republican Council.
In 1865, at the earnest solicitation of
many Democratic friends, Mr.. Sweeney
again consented to lead the party in the
city election. The resultwas a glorious
Democratic victory. We elected our
candidate for Mayor and large major
twin Council From this starting point
the party went forward from victory
unto victory until the county was re-
deemed and the Democracy were able
to take care of themselves hereabouts.
As a small reward for the eminent
services rendered the city and county
during their hour Of peril, and as a re
cognition Of the good services rendered
the party, | think it but due that Mr.
Sweeney should be unanimously ten
dered the nomination for Congress and
receive the votes of MI good citizens of
the District
The writer has penned these lines
without the knowledge Of Mr.. Sweeney,
but rs they no doubt represent theviews
of large majority Of the people of the
District, it is hoped YOU will give them
a place in the columns Of the REGISTER.
DEMOCRAT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-07
To the Nervous.

The natural result Of exhaustion of
strength by excessive labor or action, IS n
feeling Of weakness, dullress, heavineSs,
WEAKNESS, languor OF body or mind, &c,
Persons of Il weak constitution, or whose
habits are scdentary, frequently complain
OF this relaxed condition of the vital cncr-
giles: and when persons of nervous tent
permanent are thus weakened and debili-
tated, disease inevitably follows, unless II
is at once checked and overcome. All who
suffer from these causes alike require II
remedy which will strengthen the system
without exciting it, and awake feeling OF
true enjoyment 50 that life may become n
source of pleasure. MlSHLER'S HERB
BITTERS has won lis way into the conf
dence ofrhouSands of this class of persons,
who warmly endorse il as the best lnN'g-
Grating agent and the most potent ana
genial of all tonics and alternatives, for
strengthening alm restoring the physical
constitution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-07
Congressional Nominations,

Burton, June ;. 1870
Editors of the Register:
The first great duty the people have
to perform just now, is 10 select men for
representation in Congress IN whom
they can rely for truth and honesty
men well informed, and who will be ut.
tentive 10 the trust reposed in them.
Gentlemen of fine attachments have
been always considered IN honor to
their constituents, but now that vcnality
and corruption have taken fendish pos
session OF the Federal councils, we need
instead OF florid oratory and finished
defamation, incorruptible integrity and
unsullied honor
Acting on. the advice of MANY re-
spectacle good citizens, | offer to the
consideration of our delegates from this
Congressional District, who are to meet
at the Convention in Charleston on the
9Th inst, the name of j. W. Gallaher,
ESQ, a gentlemen well known for his
industry, ability, fidelity and fine ac-
quirements, all nobly and generously
employed, on every occasion when
needed, in the cause of constitutional
liberty and the sacred rights which it
guarantees. l know of no man more
deserving the nomination, and who, il
elected, would prove more stdadastly
faithful 10 lris obligations. A native oil
this district, respected by all parties for
his high and manly qualities, he would
most assuredly do all in his power to
win back the forfeited honors OF our
State, in the fearless advocacy of he,
sovereign rights. Respectfully,
sarHr OSCAR
I'VE publish the above communica
ton with pleasure, but our correspond
ent lie mistaken in supposing that the
nomination is to be made by the State
Convention at Charleston. 1t will be
made at some day not far in the future
by District Convention which will be
called soon TO assemble mt some central
point-REGIsrER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-07

IN the House Of Representatives the
other day on the question OF taxing the
bonds or the United States, General
WITcHER, of the Second District in this
State, voted with the Democratic party
in favor of the tax. WlToHER knows
there are few bond holders in his district
and hence it is important for him to
vote Democratic. But on all other
questions which are of a purely partisan
cast, WrTcBEE votes Radical Well,
the Democrats Of the Second District
must squelch that fellow at'the next
election and put useful representative
in his place, who knows how to vote
right all the time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-07

Well, the Republican Convention of
this city was held on Saturday last and
not negro delegate was present, and
not negro was appointed delegate
TO the Parkersburg Convention. What
strange proceeding was this. Suffrage
has been given the colored people, and
their equality and fraternity" with the
white people is one OF the proudest
boasts of the Republican party. But
not a negro was seen on Saturday in
the bush, nor was berth in the State
Convention given TO one Of them, al
though there are more than hundred
of them, we suppose, in this county.
We hope our colored population will
now be satifed of a truth we have fre-
quently told them, that their pretended
Radical friends have no sort Of use for
them, except on election days, They are
to have none of the honors and none OF
the spoils of office, where they are in
the minority, and they are to be the
hewers Of wood and drawers of water
TO that party, except on those occasions
when political trickery needs their ser,
vices.
In portions of the South where the
colored race, largely predominates, the
spoils of Office are divided between ne
groes and carpet baggefS as for instance
in North and South Carolina. The
notorious cadet Spectator, WHITTEMoRE,
and other floating characters of bad
repute, represent one of these States in
Congress- and in Wilmington, North
carolina last week, negroes for the Leg
islature and a negro for the Sherifalty
were nominated But here and every
where else where the party of progress
and great moral ideas predominates,
they never have use for the negro
except to cheat him out of his vote
when they wantto beat the Democracy