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.l. WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. ~.
Taking testimony concerning cadet
ships was continued to-day. Ono witness
testified that he had made nm arrangement
to buy Cadetship for third parties from
Hon. John Devices, OfNOrth CNrOlinn, and
TINT the nomination WINS made; that be-
fore It's formal acceptance, Devices rCvOk-
cd IL OH the ground that lie Ind TO use II 10
buy Oifa State Senator from IL purpose to
get himself nominated To COngrcsSin place
Of Devices, md that this Senator agreed
in addition To vote for IL railroad bill he.
fore the Legislature. Tic sdMo witness
testified to having both cadet anil mid
shipman appointments from Mr. Black
burn, Of Louisiana, n member Of tho last
House, and contestant In this, for fifteen
hundred dollars. The same witness tcs-
titled that he arranged with WhittGmorc,
Of South CarOlina, Tor his West Point ap-
pOintmGnt; that the parties who desired
The place got II, ind subsequently two
thousand dollars was sent by them TO
WhittcmOrc's district for campaign pur-
poses. Mr.. WhiLtcmorc appeared before
Inc committee and said the money wNs
sent Ns stated, but without his
knowledge. The letter of WlIitto-
mOrc's which tho committee has,
offering IN appointment for five
hundred dollars, WIS for his naval
Calctship. Commodore UpslIur, Of the
Navy, who has been stationed in South
Carolina for several years, was examined
in regard to the appointment Of his son by
Mr.. IIoge, Ofthat State. Tho witness said
that ho had applied to Dir. Hogc for the
nomination, but That ore Ind already
been made Admiral Porter then Joined
III tho request tint If the one appointed
failed, Young Upslur should lie nominated.
Hoge agreed TO this. Upshur then, ut IN
expense OCone thousand dollars, pcrsuad.
cd tho ono first nominated tOwitldrIw,
and then his son got the place. Mr.. Upsllur
wis most emphatic in denying that amy
improper steps were suggested or sanction
cd by Mr.. UOge in the matter.
The Military Committee having HscCr-
tanned that Il. Il. Butler, Of Tennessee,
had disposed Of lis catletship for n cOnsi'
Iteration, he appeared before the Commit
tee and explained that he had used tho
money to partly help elect Stokes Cover
nor, md had divided tho rest between
himself and other politicians for use in the
campaign. A morning paper asserts that
GOlladay, Of Kentucky, Is among those
implicated. SyphCr, Of Louisiana, denies
in the most positive terms that he ever
referred any one to his brother In COnnec-
ton with Nn appointment.
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THE "man and brother. in the South
crn Legislatures begins to put in tho claim
of blood. The other day q colorcd ScnH'
tor in Virginia was declared out of order
and told 10 sit down. lie did so, and sub,
sequently was permitted to explain.
Among other things lie said: az have
some of the best white blood of Virginia
coursing in my veins. On one side l can
claim as high and rs honorable descent
rs any Senator in this chamber Gentle.
men, lam your brother, | am also the
colOrcd mans brother. Ircprcscnt both
races. nm AnglO.Saxon and Anglo
African, and desire 10 do justice 10 my
kin of both sides" ...
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WHEELING, Feb. 81, 1870.

WHEELING, Feb. 81, 1870.
PRAYER by Rev. JOsEpM TETEH, mem
her Of the House.
Mr.. LAMoS, from the Committee on
Taxation, Sc, reported adversely Oh pc.
titiOns praying reduction Of hotel liquor
licenses and on the petition Of 4. j. Settcrt
for relief.
Mr.. BOWER, from the Committee on
Roads, &c, reported 1t not cXpcdicnt To
make appropriations for tho Improvement
of the Big Sandy River; or 10 lcgislatc to
require work on the roads from Nll per-
sons between 1S and IS; or to make an
appropriation for graded turnpike from
Sar(liS 10 Wllsonburg, Harrison county ;
or for the State 10 tlkc control Of the
turnpikcs in Marion county; or tOrcquire
the supervisors to levy tho road tax nj
their first meeting IN january. lie also
reported u bill 10 incorporate the New
River Boom Company.
Mr.. WELLS, from the Committee on
Claims, &c, reported bill Tor the relief
of S. II. KlOtts; bill for tho relief orr
Harrison; q bill for the relief Of James L,
Carr; II bill for the alG Of u church pro-
perty IN CirClCville, PCndletOn county; h
bill Tor the relief Of Isaac A. Wade.
BILLS ON LEAVE.
BY Mr.. BowYER-IO provide for sub.
hitting TO the people the question Of II
convention TO amend the constitution.
By Mr.. SMITH-FOr the relief Of VIM.
E. WCtzel, late collector Of Mason county.
BY Mr.. SUMNERS-FOr tho relief Of
Swan, Brown md GOsOrn from certain
taxes enormously paid.
By Mr.. SMITII-TO declare tho upper
part Of tho Pocataligo river apnblic high
way
BY Mr.. STuRGIss-To amend and re.
enact the charter Of MOrgantOwn; q bill tn
except hOmesteads from execution or other
process, (rC.enaCttng In effect the net OF
lSG4.)
BY Mr.. BAKER-To provide for the Or.
rest Of Elihu Gregg. e
RESOLUTIONS or INQUIRY.
By Mr.. GoFF-WhCLhUr GXpcdient 10
so amend chap. 81 Of the Code that Clti-
gems ofthis State whose lands have been
sold for the nOn.paymcnt Of taxes In
1866, may have till. The LIST Of April, 1870,
tOrcdeCm tllCm. Judiciary. {
BY Mr.. FIsHER-WhCtllGr cXpcdicnt 10
80 amend tho school law Us TO abolish the
office Of school trustee and impose their
duties on the board Of education for the
township, except that tho enumeration Of
youth DO made BY the assessor. EduCA.
ton.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures CX-
pedsent to amend section II Of chapter 7S
ofthe Code so MS to Cqualizc tue rights Of
husband and wife to inherit, In case OF re-
nunclation by either Of rights under the
will Of the other.
Mr., STURGIss moved that the Commit.
tee on Roads, &C., consider the expedirnCy
Of sppropriating 5000 to repair the turn.
pike between MorgantOwn and FairmonL
Rejected.
PETITIONS
By Mr.. BALLARD, Of MOnroC-From A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TuIRTY DEADLY Po1soNs, AG,
~ eordIng to the "JoanalNot Chemistry, Is aFV
sold in this market to change the color Of the
hair. The Medical Gazette" HayS that sttoya arc
worthless as dyes, and that thslr sale iS .
"rilNE." The prOprletors dareiao SGsatlt tIs'g
t0ehemie1l analysts.
CristalOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye,
on tho contrary, has bCrn analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro-
nouncCd absolutely haRIiSSs, as well as efficient.
See his rrltttn certificate. at CrIAtGdorOS, AStoF
House, New York.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRES ItyATlVR, as
a DrcssIrE;, acts like charm on The Hair after
DycIng, TryIt, fchSd&w
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4 LLCoCHs POROUS pLASTERs

A LLCoCEs POROUS PLASTERS.
~ Step by step thIs commodity has attained
Its unprecedented fame. They are universally
approved. They support strengthens and aid
tho growtl, Of muscles. They appear to have
peculiar effect upon the nerves, allAying lrrlta'
bIlIty, while supplying warmth. THEY seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation Of
tho blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions arc induced.
Evcn In paralysis, where articulation was sIls'
pended, the use Of tho Porous PlastcrS TO tho
spInu restored tho articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. In fact, tho patient could
help herself, while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless as a baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold BY Druggists Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. Ia.h fCbS-d&w
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DIED.

RGERTER.-0n Sunday, February Goth, 1870,
at Short Greek, ohio County. W. Va. MrI. Can.
The remains Will DO brought down to the city
on tho Forest City, on Tuesday, 29d Inst Tho
funeral will take place from tho residence OF hCr
daughter, Mrs. ZInsIARn, at Q o'clock Tuesday,
Tho itiOudO OF tho family arc respectfully invited
to attend. ~
LANCASTER-ou tho evening Of February
2iS5 1870, at O'Clock, MrB. ROxCT n, vito Of j..
A. Lancaster.
Tho funeral will take place to-day, I'D, at two
o'clock r. n, from her late residence on Preston
street, Centre Wheeling The friends Of the
family arO invited to attend
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CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
DCOunty, city Of Wheeling, to wit: Municipal
Court, February TITLES, 1910.
William WledubuBch

Cbna. a. Britt and ThOs. q. Britt,
The object Of this suit IL to obtain decree Of
said CuuFt setting aside and Annnlling certain
deed mHlC on tho sixth day Of January, 1863, by
Chlrlcs A, Hrtt aud JAliO Britt, his wife, 10
Thomas u. Britt, purpOrtlng to convey tho fol.
lowing described property, that II to Say: All 81
Ibis and PARTS Of lots sltunG In James u. Bakers
addition to the city Ut Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, and designated In tho plat 1f tho
nine, ~ ton, 90 eleven, III twelve, I'D thirteen,
(l3D aud tho North half Of lots lumbHrgd Ave ~
ind fourteen, a. In squire No u, and also lots
numbered six, 90 seven, % eight % nine, % and
tho North half Of lot number i've, ~ In square
No. 10, with all tho improvements thereon or
thcFpuntO belonging Same decd being recorded
IN the Recorders Office Of Ohio rOtnty, West
VinsInIn, In DUctl Book No. IS, folio H9. Aud
alRO 10 obtain III order Of sale Of tbs above dc.
scFibC1 property for the payment and discharge
Of Judgment lien Upon the real estate Of Charles
A, Rritt. ono Of tho above named deiGndAnts,
upon a Judgment recovered In tho Municipal
In a certain action Of debt wherein William VIE.
dGluSch was pliIntlf and said Charles a. Britt
was defendant, for tho sun Of $ll9 ~ with legal
interest thereon nom tho Slh day Of January,
1SlA, until paid with his costs at law. And Il up
pOaring from an affidavit filed In tlia canSc TINT
Carries A, Britt IL y nonresident Of the State OF
West Virginia, the VaId Charles A. Britt ID hereby
required 10 appear within ono month Atter the
lrst weekly publication md due posting Of this
order at tho IrOnt door Of Tho Court House OF
Ohio County, aud do what he may teGm neccA'
Sary 10 protect his interest In this suit
N. G. GOOD, Judge.
TAYLOR & Barr, sOls. for Comp.
feh29!FuiW s-,
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ONO CouNrY REpunLicAN CoMAur.

Ono COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMIT
rEE.-we arc are requested to say that
meeting OF the Republican Executive
Committee Of Ohio county will be hold nj
tho INTEL1IoExcEn editorial rooms ut
seven o'clock, this Tuesday, evening. a
full attendance Is desired. Tho committee
is composed of tho following gentlemen
Captain joins McLuRE, AUGUSTUS Pol
LOCK, CALEB SYLvls, S. n. 0YnuTEsIDE
,Iorrx L. SIssoN, JAMES LAuNDER, HENRY
W. FISHER, DR.. r. W. HAzLITr, MARTIN
L. ITuJ. SAMUEL BELL. ..
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1870.
TO REPUBLICANS.

There will bo meeting Of Republicans at the
Hall Of the House Of Delegates, In Wheeling, on
tho evening Of the 18Th Of this month, a seven
o'clock, TO make arrangements important to the
party. The Republicans from every county in
the state arc asked to have Representatives at the
meeting. l.ltL
or TuE LEQIsLATUItE.
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MrnAr EYERY lIORsEMAN

M II N Il z ~ 4ANAH9A"NA"AA'
wv WANTS. IA good, cheap, and reliable
I.Inimcnt Such an article Is DR.. Tobias VcnO'
tEan HOrsc Liniment. Pint bottles at One Dol
Lar. For LammCsA Cuts, Calls, Collie, sprainS,
Sc, warranted better than any other. It Is used
by all the great horScmCn on Long Island courses.
1t will not euro Ring Bone nor Spawn, as thCroiS
no LIhImCnt In existence that will. What 1t Ia
stated to cur It positively docs. Z.
NoomHtr QrhorVg Eia b ,rithOut II after trying
ONS bottle. One dose rOvlves aud Oi@en saves the
llle OF an Ovcr.hcatel or driven horse, For Collie
and Bcly.uchc It has never failed, Just as sure
as the sun rises, just no sHrO IL this valuable
IInlmcnt 10 bO tho IIOrsO EmbrOcatlOn Of the
day. .t.. ,H..1 r.. a
Use 1t ono and all. Sold by the Druggist" and
Storckcrpcrs throughout tho uhltcd States.
Depot 10 Park Place, New York. Z W y
E,I9,Lkw a..
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C1HEsAPEAEE AND OHIO RAIL
Notinn to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
Scaled Proposals will bG received at tho Rngi:
ncUr's Office at Charleston. West Virginia, until
u ~, March LIST, 1870 for tho graduation, mason.
Fy and the SuperStructuro Of bridges OIL tho Cheaa
pcakC and Ohio i. Il. between tho Falls Of IA.
ilAwha and tho Ohio River, including 4, OO0, 900
cubic yards Of excavation and 10000 cubic yards
Also al The Engineers oalec at Richmond, Va,
until u n, March 10Th. 1870, for sevOral heavy
sections East Of tho White Sulphur SprlIEB-thB
Great bend tunnel, $500 feet; Lewis tunnel, DO
fcUt; i've other tunnels rom 6OO to 400 feet long;
several sections In RICK cutting, and about 1000
cubic yards Of masonry. PT0llcs and HpcCillca.
tiOns eau bO found at the Office Of tho company,
81 William street, New York; nt Richmond, Va,
aud At Charleston, West Va, OH and Attcr Jlnua'
~ 18th, 1870.
The company reserves the right to reject any or
all tho bids offered, and TO make private contracts
for tho work.
Information as to time Otc., will 10 given at
For further information apply TO II. y. Whit.
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or to W.
A. Knper, IT. Asst Engineer, Charleston W. Va.
q. +. HUNTINGTON,
PrcSt Oh. & Ohio Il. Il. Co.
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lion, VIM. K. Stevenson, Governor West Va
" K. l.. berkshire, lJudgOS supreme S W
I" JaHlr1 n, Brown, Appeals Of We.tM
j. j. jackson, Jr., Judge OF U. y D"u"'
Court, w. Va Z -
q" D: DIT: FarnGworth, President Of Sen'N'
West Va.
A. WornlngcF, member Senate. -.
!" Jacob HOrn6roOE, Prc6t, WCat Va, H. !"
Jacob d. Blchel, Vice Prest.
Caleb Borgess., Attorney, OlaFkEburg, ". Va
Samuel Woods, phlllIppi,
d. White, Sheriff Morccr county,
II. g. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j. N: Camden, President Of First National nAAl
ParkCrSbnrg.
And tho following members Of the House Of Dre
gates Of West Virginia;
Hon, B. II. Smith, RanaWha county.
@. q. burgess, Wayne
james Guthrie, WetEGl
Y Nathan GOf, Harrison
= Joseph TOtDr, Harbour
X N. It'll, Marion
James uOFvey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
j. Davidson, Taylor
Henry llranlOn, lewis "
Floyd Nicely, DOddridgo ="
J. T, DowycF, Putnam Z"
Us. Wilkinson, Lincoln Z" ,a
. ..H HHH. H'l Hl+ rs.afHf I'll. lAuS
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r AUGHLINs EXPEcToRANT sY-

T AUGHLINS EXPECTORANT 81.
LRUP.-Among the many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
CoMroRT aud EASE this Syrup stands among the
first 1t has been before tho public now for 10
years and has given tho most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IIoARsENESs, should not DO without 1t, as
It will afford speedy relief in most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Cau be
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WIIo0PGNG
CoUGH-InVarlabIy gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THROAT tho ThrOatmOiat with It
VIOLENT COuGns-YieId to It's continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
:. LAUGnLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
JAMS Main St., Wheeling,
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The GALAxY.-This magazine for
March has fine list of articles Chief
among these and most readable Is the pa
per on tic prince Of Wales" by Justice
MCCARTHY, who Is a writer Of Nrc fas,
Clnatlon and fine descriptive powers,
Another good article is AT Cambridge
University" Another is Mrs. DAvrs's
story entitled Gland TO Hand" Mr..
RICHARD GRANT WHITE has IN essay
which he calls "Thc Clowns Real Pig.
ling" The author of "Ten Years In
Rome" describes the religious orders; Mr.,
TRoLLorE finishes the story Of "The Tan.
iandrum." A second of the series Of wo.
mans "Lcttcs from Havana" is given,
and there is much good reading in the
miscellany and other departments. Mr..
WHITE makes some good remarks on nc
tors and acting, and places Mr.. FIGHTER
singh in the second rank Of French &C.
tors" ...r
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.JXTONIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-tho true csti'
mate Of woman-thc happiness Of an honorable
natrtagc-thC fearful SOCIAL Evils Of tho day
tho cause and cure. Sent frcc, In scaled CnvCl'
opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, IA. jan9Sd&w
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CMERIFF's sALE oF REAL Is

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In To tho creditors Of tho irm Of StColO 4
Sllvcrs, and Of Edward d. SilvcrS and John
Steele, both deceased:
Of Ohio county, made IN Il cause therein Pending
In subject the real estate " tho said Edward N.
SilvcEB and John Steele, to tho payment Of thGlr
debts, GyOu arc required to present your claims
SgSinst IG sad s,I STEELE SIlySrs Edward n
bal Forbes. Commissioner, at hiR Office In the
said county, on or before Tho 25th day Of FObrua.
Fy, 1870.
Witncss Michael J. BrCInig, Clerk Of said Court,
this I7ih day OF January. 1910.
JAl6-IN6w MICHAEL ]. BREIEIG, Clerk.
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The Capital Question.

The matter Of chief interest yesterday
in tue Senate WIS debate on tho Capital
question. Tie Senate bill to repeal the
Charleston location WIS up on its second
reading, and u strong effort was made To
pass it to cngrosment. The Charleston
votes were too many, however, ind the
bill went to the table. The vote on this
question will BIO found in the report. II
seems to have been considered test vote,
and If so shows that the Senate will not
vote for direct repeal. Two Senators
were absent but il they had both been
present aud voted to Gngross the bill, the
number would still have been ono short
orthc majority requisite TO pass tho bill.
An effort to get up Mr.. RExRoAp's bill in
the House, did not succeed 1t Is not
known to u certainty how tic House
stands on the direct question Of repeal.
Some members assigned rs reason for
refusing to take IL up, that they wanted to
get other business out Of the way first.
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NATURES OWN laELIABLERESI-
4N cdy. Thoy arO Applc.sced like, taStClcss aud
InOdOrOuS. Mild, hat Ctlectual.
Tho CALLAHAN GRAINS or "sEEDs" arc the
great NERVE Tonic and Apcricnt, They cur
SICk.IICadache, Constipation, Indigestion, BIl'
iOuHncss, Irregularities, and general Nerve Dc
hllity. b." E..
/. Children readily take the new Household Rem
ely.
Sold in mcInbranous pOuChCs, containing % to
80 Grains as originally put up.
ron sALE M
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
nov8Hn
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Holloway, Mason & Blanchard,
Solicitors of
American and Foreign Patents,
Attorneys and Experts in
Patent Cases,
459 Ninth. between E and Streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
no2l-tf.
Our Fees.

We call attention TO the follow
ing extract from the last report of
the Commissioners of Patents:
when establishments are or
gained for the purpose of procur-
ing patents, they are apt to become
more solicitious about the number
than the quality of those which
they obtain. This tendency is ag-
gravated by those who solicit pat
ents upon contingent fees. or who.
without special training or qualifi-
cations, adopt this business as an
incident to claim agency. and
press for patents as they press for
back pay and pensions Such men
are often more DESTROYS of obtain
ing patent OF any kind, and by
any means, than they are of obtain
ing one which shall be of any value
to their clients. Inventors are
often poor, uneducated, and lack
ing in legal knowledge. They de
sire cheap solicitor, and do not
know how to choose q good one
Tie yare pleased with the parch
ment and the seal, and are not
themselves able to judge of the
scope or value of the grant
eHonest and skillful solicitors,
with a thorough knowledge Of the
practice of the office, and of pat
ent law, and who are able and will
ing to advise their clients as to the
exact value of the patents which
they can obtain for, them, may be
Of much service to inventors
There are many such, but those
who care for nothing but to give
them som a;hing called a patent,
that they may secure their own fee,
have in too many instances proved
a curse. To get rid of th eir client
and of trouble, they have some
times been content to take less
than he was entitled to, while in
many cases they have, with much
self laudation, presented him with
the. shadow, when the substance
was beyond his reach"
With the class thus denounced, we do not
pfonose 10 compete, butour long experience
in the patent Office and the courts, has, we re
| spectfuly submit, given us such facilities for
| the transaction oil business, that can of
| fer services for fees a low al any reputa-
| bic practitioners can afford to charge and
| lar below what any competent persons can
alto, d. vi no have vet to "a miliarize themselves
with the enormous and constantly increasing
mass of a .hercan and foreign patents. We
| charge no more than fair remuneration. We
are not willing to work for less. In ordinary
cases, our charge is $40, which covers all ouI
| fees be ore the Exam iner and the Board oil
Examiners in chief. Exceptionally difficult
! cases must be made matter of special ar
| rangement. Our fee is not conditional We
cannot afford to work for nothing. But we
rarely tail to get patent alter favorable
report on preliminary examinati The
commissioners report shows that about g
per cent. of the applications made in 1869
were finally rejected. Of filed by Us
during that year, less than per cent. were
! thus rejected.
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II the party which furnished the
school fund robbers, swamp land
spectators, issuers Of fraudulent
State stocks, organizers of Sens Of
Liberty, murderers of loyal citi-
zens, burners Of Orphan Asylums,
which bred conspiracies to assas-
sinate Governor Morton, and pro-
claim the war for the Union fail
ure, and asserted that the Repub-
lie had no right or authority to
crush treason and save its life, is
to be entrusted with the control
of public affairs, let us ''half mast
the starry banner" proclaim free
dom lie, and while the people of
monarchical governments are be
ing moved by the spirit of liberty
let us invite anarchy, demoraliza-
ton and ruin to our land. This
will scarcely be less deplored than
the success of the Democracy.