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AN ORDINANCE

A n ORDlNANCE-
10 prouids for he Punishment Of Vdgrants and
DisoTderU Persons.
SEC. /. Be It ordained by the Council Of
the city OF Warren, Ohio, Thatif any person
shall be fOuud within the limits Of the city
OF Warren, lettering about Saloons, Taverns,
Dram-shOps or hOuses Oful fame, or WANDER
ing about the streets. either by day or night
and not having any visible or lawful means
Of support, and not being able 70 give any
satisfactory account Of himself OF herself
such person shall be deemeda and taken 70 De
n vagrant, and on conviction thereof before
the Mayor, n be fined in any sum nOteX-
ceeding the sum OF twenty dollars or be
imprisoned at hard b In the county jail
for any time not exceeding thirty days, OF
both, at the discretion Ofthe COurL,and shall
pay the costs Of prosecution
SEC. 2. II any person shall be found
publicly begging on the streets or otner pup
lie places, or disturbing the good order anq
quiet OF the city BY untustinable clamor and
noise in the night season, by tntoXtcation,
drunkenness, fighting, using obscene OF pro
fan language In the streets or other public
zens OF the city. or otherwise violating the
public peace by indecent and dlsorderly
conduct, or by lewd or lacivious behaviour,
such persons shall, on eonvtctiont thereof be
fore h Mayor, shall be nned in any sum
not exceeding nifty dollars, or imprisonedin
the County Jail at hard labor, not exceeding
thirty days, or both, at the discretion Of the
Court, and pay the cost Of prosecution.
SEC. 3. That all common prostitutes,
habltual disturbers Of the peace, known
p~ick-pOckets, gamblers, burglars, thieves,
watch suffers, n all persons who Practice
any tries, game or device, with intent 70
sWindle, night marauders, suspicious per,
ons found occupying or sleeping in barns OF
other Out-buildtngs in the night season,
without permission OF the owners, persons
who abuse their families, and suspicious
persons who cannot give a reasonable ac-
count Of themselves, found within the linn
its Of the city OF Warren, shall be held and
deemed to be disOrderly persons, and OF
conviction thereof before the Mayor, shall
lars, or imprisoned in the County Jail, at
hard labor, not exceeding thirty days, or
both, at the discretion ofthe Court, and pay
the costs OF prosecution.
SIC. T. Any person convicted under any
provision Of his ordinance who shall rufusei
after such conviction, TO pay any hneorcOsts
assessed against him or her, such person
shall be imprisoned n kept at ard labor
under the direction Of the Street Commits
sioner until at the rate OF Eeventy-hve cents
per day for ach days labor. exclusive OF
Sundays, they shall have earned an amour
equal to such fine and costs.
SEC. 5. That the Street Commissionershall
make proper provision for the security, and
10 prevent the escape during the hours OF
abo OF any such person upon whom such
labor Is imposed.
SEC. G. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force nom and after its passage,
and the due publication thereof
Passed in Council August -, $50
JAMES HOYT,
President OF Council.
ALBERT WATSON. City Clerk, pro. tenn.
August 81, $50.
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DEATHS.

Notice ofdeah Tse-ObluaTyGU fire cent? per line
In Johnston Aug. 8. 1870, atthe residence Of
H D-HolcOmb, OF fever, Mrs MARY HIM,
erick and Mary Wright, formerly Of West
neld, Mass, aged 81 years, Il mos, II days.
In Bracevme, Ohio, July q, 1870. AUSTA,
only daughter Of David and Eleanor Ia
ger, aged 4years 5 months and l6days.
In Warren, Ohio, August Q, $50, Of dlpthe-
ria, CLARA LOUISA, daughter OF Angus
tus n Catharine Dietz, aged s years, 3
month andl6days.
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r FGAL NOTICE.

John Cauheld, whose residence is I'M
Known TO petitioner, is hereby notified, that
hannah Cauheld, did on the 9TH a OF
August, 1870. file her petition in the office OF
the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Trumbuu and
State OF Ohio, charging the said John eau
deldwith willful absence from the petitioner
Tor more than three years, last past, ask
ing that she may bedivorced from said o b
Caudeld. and be awarded the custody Of
their minor child, and for other and further
relief. That said petition Will be for hearing
at the next term OF said Court.
HANNAH CAUFIELD.
By Geo. P. Hunter, her Att y.
Aug. 81, I570-6t.
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w Notice is hereby given to the subscri-
bers OF the Warren Furnace Loan, that on
the 18th inst, the Committee heretofore Up
pointed for that purpose, viz: 7. ]. McLain,
II. B. Perkins. NJ b. Taylerf J. Fuller, and
@. r. Hunt, met and made the following as
sessment on the several subscribers to said
loan. to-Wit. Forty percent payable sept.
Is. $50. The above assessment being the
balance due on said subscription"
To meet the engagements OF said Commit
tee with William Richards, subscribers 70
said fund viii please pay the above assess
ment TO G. r. Hunt, Treasurer, promptly at
the time stated. 7. ]. McLAlN, Chairn.
G. r. Hunt, Sec'y.
WayFen, Aug. 81, ls5q-d,
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Highest market pree alWaFspaid for
r r. . ID U . id.
II. STILES SONS.
August 81, $50.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbul County, IS.
Humphrey Harsh, InTTqpm16gnC Com
Homer S. Adams, ct. al
By virtue Ofan order Of sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, Ohio and tome directed and delty-
cred, / haye levied upon and shall expose to
public sale at the door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, October 1St, A, d. 1870,
between the hours OF one and three O'Clock
IN. ofsaid day, the following described re
al estate, tO-wft situate In Weathersdeld
township, Trumbuu County and State OF
Ohio, n known as part Of lot No. three ~
bounded as follows: Beginning ~atthenOrth.
east corner Of said lot No. three 81 in the
township line betWeen the townships OF
Liberty and Weathersdeld; thence south
alongIhe township I to the center Of the
road leading from Martin Barnhisels 70
Of said road so far that a line running par
alel with said township line to The north
line OF said y Z. three (Gl viii contain ten 40
acres Of land; thence east along said north
line to the place Of beginning
Also one other tract OflandB ituate in the
Township, County and State Aforesaid, and
bounded os follows: Beginning al a post
] standing in the township line being the
Southwest corner Of Henry Bowers mrm
thence southn along the said township line 70
the center Of the public road leading nom
I MARITIME Barnhtsel's tOLoys CornerSthence
west along the center OF said road TO the
| center OF State road. 50 called thence
sOuth-westerly along the center Of said last
mentioned road to the northwest corner OF
lands decided 10 Agustus A. Adams; thence
eastwardly along the north line Of said A.
A. Adams land TO the place Of beginning,
and contains as surveyed " :. p. PgrnEam
County Surveyor. tWenty-seven GU acres
and E-l00 OF an acre or land. Appraised at
-. Terms CuSb-
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherifTs ONCE, Warren. o., Aug. 81, ls7O-5t,
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
IN that the undersigned has been appoint
ed nj qualified as assignee OF the estate
and property Of Samuel T~tcehurst, o BlOOm-
holding claims against said Samuel Tice-
hurst or Ticehurst &Kyle, viii present them
sworn TO according TO law. Those indebted
will make prompt payment 10 the under
signed, at Mesopotamia, Ohio.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Assignee OF
Aug. 81. lS7O-3t Samuel Ticehurst.
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Board Of Equalization.

AUDITORS OFFICE
WKRREN, TRUlBULE O., o. Aug. % "a
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
IN Board a. Equalization OF The appralss-
ment Of real estate In the several townships
IN AID county. viii meet at the Auditors
once in Warren, as blows:
MOnuay, Sept E-Huhbarl, Erookdeld.
Hartford, Vernon, Kinsman.
Tuesday, SepLlELiberty Vienna Fowler.
Johnston, GustaVlA
Wednesday,, Sept lEWetheFsneld, How
land. RaEet&, Mecca, Greene
THURSDAY, Sept E-Lordstown. Warren.
CHAMPION. Bristol Bloomhald,
Friday, Sept @Newton .BraeeTfle. South
ington, Farmingtcn. Aesopotamia-and FOR
Warren City. on Monday. Oct ld0
AtWhtch time, these persons Interested
may sttend II they see proper.
BY order Of the Board,
JAS. D. KENNEDY,
Ava. - ls7O-2t Auditor.
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New Advertisements.
L IsT OF LETTERS

II IST OF LETTERS
hUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post ONCE. Tuesday, Aug. 90. 1870.
Barns Richard Nelson Mrs Laura L
BOylen PrOfPW Oliver John p
Boyd Miss Alice Park Mrs ALB
Mrs Isabel Pier Mrs
Ely W D Russell James q
Fullerton Mrs ROch James 2s
Giddis Alex W RILEY I'll
Gillespie Miss Mate Reed Miss Maria
Gillett James Observation-Disclosures
Goldner Mrs Jane Ramsdeu WmB
Hamilton " Str0ck Miss SOphina
Hall AP Stahl Ollie
M Miss Ellen SLUT HG
Hunter Miss Clara MSmith Fred
James Philip Shnfer Hiram
King Charles Thacker Mrs
kernahan Mrs MaryaUlrich solomon
Little Richard O. Words D
MuusOn p Writ Reuben ID
Miner Mis- Sarah Whftemon A Clark
MCleary Miss Mary JWarren Frank
rR-Have your letters directed in care Of
n box.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
PERSONS wishing to obtain the above, will
please 10 call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 50 DAYS will be sent 10
dead letter Office.
once hours, 80 A. NJ, o7-SOP. NJ.
H Il TOWNSEND. p. NJ.
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ESTATE.Of Thomas CrOzier, decd.
1.-the undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as EXecutriX on the estate Of
Thomas CrOzier, decd, late OF TrumbuII
Co, OHIO. FIDELLA CROZIER,
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TEACHERsI EXAMINATIONS.

HEACHERS' EAAMlN AIlONS.
All examinations for this County, will
hereafter begin promptly at 10 o'clock each
day, and will be held as follows: Warren,
on the first Monday OF every mont during
the year, except the months Of September,
and May.
During each Of these months there will be
one examination each Monday, for o u
consecutive weeks. commencing the first
Monday in the month, as follows: Payne's
Corners. on the FIRST Monday Of September
and third Monday Of April; Johnston, on
the second Monday OF September and April;
Bristol, on the third Monday Of Septem-
Der and first Monday OF April. Warren, on
the fourth Monday OF September and April
Applicants Will provide themselves with
Slate and Pencils, also the a change.
fdfty-three centsl for the payment Of the
regular fee and postage. Those likely 70 be
interested in this notice are requested TO
preserve IL in some way that the cost Of ad-
vertising may be avoided. II would be a
favor appreciated by both examiners and
applicants II some n living at the places
out Of Warren, where examinations are to
be held, would engage a room and start a
fire whenO me is needed.
By e Of the Board.
GEO. T. HUNTER, Clerk.
Aug. 81, IS7O-3t
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BosroN AND NEW ENGLAND PAssENGERs
with their Baggage, are transferred free 0
charge in New York.
me best Ventilated aud most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches GSrh II WORLD "a &c
compauy all night trains on this railway.
R.The Erie Railway Company has open
| ID new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot
to the foot OF 81 St New York, thus ina
bling passengers to reach the upper portion
/ OF the city ithou he expense and annoy
| ance Of q street car or omnibus transfer.
N-The scenery along the entire route Of
| the Erie Railway Is Of the most picturesque
and beautiful character. Admirers Of Ma
lures beauties, in a daylight Journey over
this Line, win dndin ttaever chnngipgland-
scaPes ubjeots Of continual admiration and
l interest.
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Ditoh 10. 8. Braoeville Tr
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
WARRES, OHIO, Aug. =, lS7O.J

WARREN, OHIO, aug. - lolO.J
NOTICE is hereby given, that a
N petition was presented 10 the Commits
sioners OF Trumbuu County, on the I'd
day Of June, 1870, signed by :. p. Ingraham
and others, praying for the widening and
deepening Of a ditch in the Township OF
Braceville. An order was issued by said
Commissioner to Samuel +. Dickey, Sur
veyor, TO make survey in accordance with
the prayer Of said petitioners.
The report OF said samuel +. Dickey, Sur
veyor, embracing a map and profile OF said
proposed ditch, is now on file in the Audi
tors office in Warren, o. All persons inter-
ested, including ". o. Humphrey, Eli. and
D.. A.. Benedict, /. +. Humphrey, William
North, 5. Stow, 5. p. Ingrahm, Warren
Packarda and the Observation-Disclosures Rail-
way Co, will take notice that at meeting
Of the said Commissioners Of Trumbul Co,
TO be held at the Auditors office, in Warren,
o., on Thursday the 18th day Of September,
$50. at O'Clock, p. M, the said Commls-
sioners will hear any evidence or state
ments which may be made by parties in
terested in the proposed ditch
JAS. ID. KENNEDY,
Aug. 81, IS70-St County Auditor.
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MOVEMENT OF PRUssIAN TROOPS.

LONDON, August 4.-Advices from
Nancy report that great numbers of
PrussiRn troops, apparently from the
last class Of the landwehr, passed thro'
that city on the road to Chalons and
JoinViIle, by way Of SaucontOurs. It is
reported that PFussians, falling to
make an impression upon Toul, sre rais-
ing the siege of that town, and that their
forces are being withdrawn to other
quarters.
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UIOLINS and GUITARS, we can
not be beat on, at all prices from 20 cts.
to forty dollars, and the best quality Of
'get EN-, % at ADAMS Book and MusicStore.
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THE STARRY CROWN, is selling
i all the time; It'll the best sabbath School
Singing look. Twenty cents for the paper
covers, twenty-five for the thick covers, at
ADAMS Book store.
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5:9l.H II. FREIGHT AND 4CCOmODATIOY
GOING EAST.

9=s5 A, N, LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, con-
Meeting at New York, Tor Boston and
New England cities, aud stopping at al
principal intermediate stations and con-
Meeting points.
ASleeping Coach Is attached 70 his train,
at Cincinnati running through tONeW York.
Cos P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sundays
excepted, Stopping at all important points
on main line, and connecting at New York,
for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
nom Meadville to New York
1910 A. n. DAY EXPRESS, Saturdays eIcep-
ted, connecting at Owego forIthica; at Bing-
hamton for COoperstoWn and Albany and
for Scranton, and at New York with Mid
night Express train Of New Jersey Rail-
road, for Philadelphia.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Cleveland to HOrnersyille, connecting
at tina point with train having new and
improved Drawing Room Coaches attached,
running through 70 New York.
SIS P. u. ACCOFNDATION Sundays ex-
3ss5 a. n. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
iOaso 4. H., WAY FREIGHT, sundays sx-
cepted.
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Place to Buy your Druqs,
Is At TRE
II
Mutual LIE Insurance Co.

mlLuQA Lit QllJO w.
AUDIrOR OF STATES OFFICEl
DERART1LENT OF INguRANCE
COLUMBUS ApruA I57l
Il Is hereby certified, that the Union M
tnal Life Insurance COMPANY. located At
Augusta, In theS State Of Malne. has complied
in All respect. with the laws oEthis state re-
lating to Life Insurance Companiea. for the
current year. and has dled IN this once 8
sworn Statement BY the proper odicars
at b date o. such statement, dec. q, lS8D
20 be as follows:
Azgregate amouuto Of available As
sets, Including the sum OF sl.f69.-
81 ~ premium notes held by the
Company o policies issued.--AEl,SO6
Aggregate ami q Liabilities, IN
elud1nE re-tnSnrance----81I, 100
Amt OF income for ths preceding
year IN 20
Amt OF Income for the preceding
year In notes for premiums On
cludos cash notes. for quarterly
and semi-anuual premiumsl--65T 50
ding yearin cash-----@Eso
Amt Of notes used In payment OF
Losses and Claims during the yer B8A0
IL. 81 In witness whereof ! have hsFeanto
subscribed my name, and caused the
Seal OF my omce 20 be anxed, the
day and year above written
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Aud. ofState-
sAML ". JOHNSON.
General Agent columbus.
GEO B. KENNEDY, Agent,
Aug. "a 17O-2t WARREN. OHIO
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ITO THE LADIES-'My wife has
La FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
which she has used for three years, 70 her
entire satisfaction. without q cent Tor re-
pairs" HENRY r. BURROWS
BrOOksville, Vt, Aug. /, lS70.
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OTFPPTNG

OTEPPING HEANENWARD,
Uby Mrs f. PrentiSs. "The book, is, in fact,
the history ola character, commencing at the
ageof sixteen, and continued during a peril
OQ OF nearly thirty yedrs- II marks the pro-
greSs Of unrsnewed nature in its nerce con-
nicts and Q~uarrels between its passions and
its reason, its self-wiua and the voice OF con-
science, its self-love and the Divine law, I'M
I'll "wearied,' tempest-tosSed, and almost
despairing, il "hies as a bird TO its noun
tain,n and finds q saviour and peace"
Just received at ADAMS Book Store. price
l,75.
WE ARE SELLING Richards
w New Method for the Piano. the best
work published. for three dollars, at AID
ANS Bookstore.
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SUCCESSFUL MovENENr.

BERLIN, August IA portion Of the
army under King William, which had
been detached from the investment OF
Metz, has effected a junction with the
Crown Prince at Bar le Due.
Accounts from all quarters relative to
the movements of the Grown Prince,
agree that he is marching rapidly di-
rectly upon Paris.
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GOING NEST,


$40 4. NJ DAT EXPRESS, Daily, Mondays
| exceptad, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
West and South. Connects at Cleveland
with LakeShore Railway, for the West, and
Northwest, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio
& Mississippi and Louisville short LineR Rail
way, for So LOuis and the South and South
West
Sleeping Coachs are attached to this train
at HOrnellsville, running through to West
I1=sS IN. EXPRESS NAIL, daily, Sundays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and,
West and South Connects at Cleveland
with Lake shore Railway, for the West
and Northwest and at Cincinnati with the
Ohio and Mississippi and Louisville short
Line Railway.
AZ p. n. m~GHTEXPRESS, daily, for leve-
land; Cincinnati and the West and South
Connects at Cleveland with Lake Shore
Railway, for the West and Northwest; and
at Cincinnati with the Ohio, Mississippi &
Louisville Short Line Railways for st. Louis
and the South and Southwest; also stops
at principal stations and connecting points
along main line.
A sleeping Coach Is attached to This train,
running through TO Cincinnati
4s05 P. H ACCOMMODATION, Sundays eX-
cepted, for Leavittsburg. and way stations,
connecting FOR YOUNGSTOWN
$50 p. n. FREIGHT n ACCOMMODATION,
daily.
a. H. FREIGHT AND ACCOMHODETIOS,
s.isP.M WAYFRFIGHT M exeepted.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbuu County, IS.
Humphrey Harsh, InTrumbuu Com
vs. fmOn Pleas.
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EOn and ater Monday, June Is $50 trains
Will leave WARREN, at h following hours,
viz:
FRANKLIN BR4NCH.--GOISG SOUTH.
Lesye MeRdYille. 55 a. n, n;5OA- NJ, $40
P. IL, SIS A II.
Arrive Franklin. T:5 A. NJ. lis A. NJ, 6IO
p. NJ, $40 A. u.
Arrive OIL City, $50 A. n, Las A. NJ, 200
P. NJ, $40 A. NJ.
FRANKLIN BRANCH-GOING NORTH.
Leave OH City, l0O A. NJ, sI0 A. NJ, Sis
p. NJ, $40 2. NJ.
Leave Franklin, IlOIP P. NJ, 90 A. NJ, 100
Pm. 9.f2P. NJ.
Arrive Meadyiue. 25 P. NJ, u:EA.M., els
P. NJ, LISP. n.
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WARRFN BLAST FURNACE

G. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s ONCE, Warren, O., Aug.S 81, Is7O-5t,
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nHI0N RFPUBLICAN TICKET.

rERMs.--sa.Oo per Year In Advance.
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Near Osce0la, lows, a few days ago
Colonel Langdon was found muroeIeu
Hisson-inlsw, Samuel Roberts, Wassus
peeted of having committed ne eElm'
and a son Of Langdon then shot h9DeL n
and then surrendered hlmsen 70 H5eo5
doiiers bond to await the issue Of Rod
arts wound,
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THE

WILLIAM RTrEZEL, EdisOr and Proprietor
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Post once DEPARTMENT.

Yours as ever,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-04
MATTHEW G. EMERY.

THE COOKS AND BowIBs ARE
FRIGHTENED, AND KNOW THAT MON
DAY SEALS THE DOOM OF THE CITY
HALL RING. EVERY DEVICE HAS BEEN
RESoRTED TO TO DEFEAT THE WILL
OF THE PEOPLE. BUT EACH MOVE HAS
BEEN MET AND TIIwARTED, AND THEY
ARE NOW CATCHING AT sTRAws TO
SAVE THEIR SINKING CRAFT. NOTI-
ING WILL AVAIL. THEY HAVE BEEN
EXPOSED, AND THEIR SINS ARE TOO
MANY. THE PEOPLE HAVE wILLED
THAT THEY SHALL GO OUT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-04

IT IL WELL KNOWS that the only hope Of
the Bowen faction Is In the untoundcd claim
that he Is the regular nominee. The truth Is
he was nominated before any convention met.
Il was determined that he should he the can
didatc of the City Hall Ring In any event. In
striking proof Of this Is the fact that the
records Of the most bitter political contests
that ever ragged In this country will not fur
ntsh anything more scirTilous and foul than
the abuse that was hcapcd by that faction
upon Major Richards before the convention
met. Though an unqucslonod Republican
his reputation as a man and as a Republican
was assaulted through their hand-blll with the
utmost yirulcncc aud his Dds done only BE-
cause he iods a riUdl candidate, ,ohom they
feared 'oOuh Lcdt them epcH ~ heir O,oH
packed contention.
They tried 10 blackcn the character and de-
stroy the political standing Of Maj. Richards
because Il was thought he might be the can
didatc Of the Republican party instead Of their
favoritc. What care Bowen and his clique
for the Republican party unless II can be made
the instrument Of their selfish and corrupt
purposes Mr.. Bowen nominated himself by
trickory and fraud, and by prostituting the
powers Of his Office 10 compel or GNy mcn to
his support. Such nomination has no claims
to respect The election Of Mr.. Emery will
he grand triumph for Rcpubllcanlsm in this
city. The election Of Bowen means the defeat
and disgrace Of the Republican party here.