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Letter from Greenbrier--Judge Nc
Whorter-.C. T. o. r. II.

LEwIsDURG, w. Va, April 20
7oMs BdLIOrs df A4LntaHgenotr!. H'.''
II will doubtless be a source Of gratlti-
cation to the friends Of Hon, j., n. Nc.
Whortcr, present Judge Of this circuit, To
learn that he Is now holding Ills courts
and giving satisfaction 70 tho bar, to suit
ors and our people generally. ,The P9ca'
hontasf and Greenbrier courts ARE over.
The Nicholas court will begin 1st Of May,
and IRON tllence le will g0,to Monree
court, Rhichw1leodplete hls'citctit AIT
arc pleased with Judge McWhorter, both
In an official and social point Of view. Ol
the Bench, llc Is exceedingly aEable and
polite; on the Bench, he Is courteous and
tlignifel, and evidently aims 10 DO strict
Justice. 'Ietw6enf iIaFtlGE u He NdCcides
promptly, and his rulings, SO far, have
given general satisfaction. In my opinion,
Notwithstanding, the, ungr9cCGlll fling Of
the Point Pheasant Journal, Judge Nc.
Whortcr Is, destined TO become very IOpu.
lar in his circuit - ~ : 81 = - -s
A snow 1 inches in depth fell here Inst
night. This will do pretty well for the
10Th Of April.
Crowds Of laborers pass through here
daily for the Kanawha Valley. They 60
t6lSb0r on the Cllealpe ake T. Ohio Rail-
road. GREENBRlER.
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The Feuian Factions.
NEW YORK, April %.

tt..,f f NEW YORK, April -.
Tho Committee Of Conference appoint
cd by the New York Fcnlan Congress N
confer with the Committee from tho
Chicago Congress, refused yesterday to
accept the propositions Tor union offered
by tic lattcr Committee. Il Is probable
that their action viii be sustained by the
Congress. The Committee stood Q in
favor OF adopting the basis, and 19 against.
The basis was 10 dcpOse the President and
Senate and rc-clect a council Of 0, four to
be chosen by each Congress and the eight
TO Clccttllc ninth. An animated debate
ensucd over the propositions from tue
Chicago delegation Tor i harmonious union
Of tho two factions. During the discus
sion Major Fitzpatrick belltgerently
declared that the proper way to deal with
the Chicago delegation would be TO sling
them out Of the window. Major Lindsay
announced that one TriShmsn could whip
a hundred Canadians md that the Fcnians
were going TO do It, sU
The debate developed q strong feeling
In favor Of an immediate raid into Canadn.
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Tho Indian Country.

~ Sr. IsoU1s, April %
Official advices from Fort Sill, Indian
Territory, were received at General scho.
fields headquarters yesterday, To the effect
that large portion Of the Comanches,
KiOwas and affiliated bands Of Indians,
some Of whom would not listen TO the
proposition last year, are now mAnIlestlng
a desire 10 have their lands broken and
fenced for agricultural purposes, The
writer Of the communication expresses
the belief tllAt lasting peace may be OK.
pccted II the Government will fulfill Its
treaties and carry out the present policy
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New York Produce lIaEket.

- NEW IORK, April q,
CuFFON-Market steady; closing quiet; sales oil
a,0OO bales At 23ke for mlddllng TpIands; lnelud.
cd sales At LOO bales ln transit,
FLoUn-ClOSed steady, with only q very limit.
Cd Inquiry. ..L uE - 4
. spring At 81 018l II; winter rcd and amber
western at 81 &Abl - Rye-Quiet and steady.
OaIR-Dall, lower aud hsAVy at 600B9kc lGF
western In store and AaOat CoFn-Dull lt 81 u
al u for new mixed western.
PROVIsIONS- sales Of 80 bbls mess
Gcl!Cr June Of 81 s., BeeE-In good request Al
fall prices, Cut NeatS-Pirm With fllF demAnd
LGRp-AetiVe; nalca Of 5000 lIerccs prime
steam at i61c on spot; 10fc, seller Nay; and l11l
BelleF three months.
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SPAIN.
~ MA6Rrp, April ss

MADRID, April -.
Inths yesterday afternoon Senof
OchadA, Cartist deputy, requested an ex-
animation into the matter 9t the Mont.
pensicr.H Henry duel. Gen. prin refused
saying tho matter had been ended in the
court Of law. The General was support
ed In this by tho COrtcs. The duel was
recently fought between Gen. PHm and
Admiral Tapcte, the particulars Of which
have been carefully, kept from, the public.
Gen. Prin has certainly been suffering
lately from slight wound and the story
Of the duel probably arose from this cir
cunlstanCe.
The Orleanists think Duke Montpcn-
sicrs chances tho throne OfSpatn have
been improved by his duel with Prince
Henri Bourbon, ,
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Fearful Tragedy in Baltimore.

Mrs, Catharinc Marsh LEFT her house
tl,is afternoon, borrowed butcher knife,
went to ascEloOl, near by, called out her
son JAMES. aged eight years, and cut his
head nearly oil. She rushed for anotheF
boy named Burnett who ran and eseapeds
Sh6 6th6 6nB returned ,homeI went Into the
ward, and seized another son, William,
aged seven years, from swing, and cut
lis throat. Then she graSpcd her daugh'
ter. Mary Jane, aged four years, and cut
her head completely off, Then went into
thc house and cut the tlrgOat Of her young.
cst child, George, aged two years, nearly
seyering the head from, the, body. Then
she cut the throat Of her own mother,
Mrs Duryca, aged 81 years, so badly that
she will die. 6TS. Marsh was arrested
and taken To tho station house. Her hus.
band has been absent some eighteen
months In searchs Of employment, and Is
believed to be WORKING as barber in
New York. Mrs, Marsh has always borc
an excellent character. She Is undOubt.
edly insane, but tonight appears conscious
of the terrible deed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
'9,. N N LoNDoS, alt April &c.

sr LONDON April Ss'f
The Fenians have threatened vengeance
against the Pln AaR Gdsette, on account
Of the vigorous course taken by that jour
nal In taV0E0f enforcing ithe5 hwiIfOr the
preservation Of life aud property IN Ire
land. The propEietoH ot tho Gazette
called upon the police authorities for pro-
lection, and every night since that time q
heavy force has patrollcd Craven, North!
cumberland and other streets In that vlcin-
ity. A house in. that neighboFhOOd, sup
Is constantly closely watched There is
considerable excitement, n Itlg
The Fenians arc unusually active.
Seizures 6f arms anl other war material
were made by the authorities yesterday at
Manchester and New Castle. ~
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WASHINGTON.
Executive Appointments.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.
The following nominations wero sent to
the Senate to-day by the President: Ben
ia,ninlJ ], SWat0FS to, be Associate Jusjict
Of The Supreme Court Of Now Mexico;
David G. Humphreys, Of Alabama, to be
Associate Justice ot the Supreme Co9lt Of
the District Of Columbia.
EnfOf5s 5sidSht of tie XVIII Article.
The Senate Judiciary Committee were
engaged this morning In the preparation
ora 6in' 70 Entorce the 15tli Amendment,
and made such progress that Il Is expect
ed q comprehensive measure Of that ma
turc will 30 reported next week. .
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PARAGUAY.


New York, April 22.
! TIE ist6GhahiP ts6Gth Ia GFica, 1t'om
Rio Janiero, March 9Otll, brings official
Of the death Of Lopez. Sun.
ellos and Col. Lopez, son Of the dead die.
tator, were killed. Redquiem Dclgado,
the motheEl and 'aistep Of Lopez Mrs,
Lynch and four children, several officers
and priests were captured. Some parties
were routed or dispersed. .IgL
! Mrs. Lynch and children will be sent to
Europe.
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Baptist EdueatiOnaI Convention.
NEW YoRK, April g.

Tie Baptist Educational Convention
adjourned hist evening. The delegates re.
commend that the Bible be retained In
common schools, and that common
SchoOls bO maintained 1t was also re.
that greater Carc be exercised
In The admission Of candidates 10 tho min.
istry, and that the title Of D. D. Le with.
drawn from colleges in general and con
Ierrcd only to the Theological Seminary.
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.azolTcV IAiaaTe
NEW YORK CITY.
New Yonx, April e.

-. .g New YORK, April %.
The first base ball match Of the season
was played yesterday between tho Allan
tics, Of Brooklyn, and Unions, Of Morrist-
ana, and was won by The former. Score !:
"a 10 10. The. Atiantics had their old
nine. Some of the Union were new
hands before ,-,z,r Is lladt llil
The Office Of Bacon & Hyde, Fulton
street., was rnbhed to-day, Of Q box con.
taining 5000 In U. s. bonds.
Millions OF oysters were buried To tho
depth Of ninc feet by the shilling Of the
beach at Far RoCkaWay, Tlcoyster mon
lose $4,000. m
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FRANCE.

Members Of the Left who refused to
sign the manifesto yesterday, will never
theless vote against the plebiscite.
It Is announced rs certain that the
French army, which never votes, will
participate in tho plebiscitum on the 9Th
f4aY tlext l1ihtS LpiBlTIG II
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THE CONGRESSIONAL FIELD.
Gen! cor the Coming Man.

Gen! GoG the Coming Man. -
MDDLEpouRSE, TYLER Co, ". Va,
April 12, 1870.
ESlItqr Of AS 4MOupdssiIs National::il ! l,
DEAR SIR:-iIaving few days ago
como In possession Of copy ot your OK
cellent paper, and after pcrllSing 1t with
much satisfaction, ! concluded that
would write you II short communication
on The most absorbing question or topic
Of the tlay-ule Congressional question In
this district, My business, OF l1te, has;
callcd'mc into different sections oft, and !
WIS no little surprised 10 learn the amount
of feeling that existed among the people
on this subject, and to learn the great
desire OF tho masses to return new
man IN place Of the present incumbent.
Wherever I have heard man express his
views, lle has been IN favor OF Gen.
Nathan Goif, 0f Harrison county. lie
Is considered by the masses Of the party
as the only man that can, at this time,
carry the diItriCt and defeat the sham
Democracy. He is n splendid stump
speaker, fine lawyer, and, understand,
a terror 10 tho "COps," In tue county In
which he resides Hcis, IllsO, a live man,
and will make just such q representa-
tive rs the people Of this Dis
lrict should have, In the, legislative
halls ,at washington HCI has1I6sts d
friends throughout the District, and, !
think, stands In the first rank to-day, for
the nomination.
Upon Mr.. GoEI, Mr.. Editor; all the dis
cortIant elements OF our party In this Dis
trict, can concentrate; whereas, no other
man vet mentioned In connection with this
position can do so. This fact know
from personal knowledge, and nom con.
vcrsatlou and association with the masses
Or the people. The Republicans must not
have an idea that they can elect man 70
Congress this fill, that lis not capable el
defending his party and lis principles
upon the stump. They cannot doit
Very truly T.
Commenting on this letter the National
says etlltorially:
We publish in another column an able
letter from a gentleman, who fully under;
stands the Congressional field in this dis
trict That MF. GOff, Of Harrison county,
combines all thei qualities necessary to
secure a triumphant election there seems
no question. The diScOTtL Lraging at present
in tic ranks Of the Republican party, may
lnduce the production oE.many candidates
the coming fall for Congressional honors,
but It Is plain that what,ven nccd now Is q
live, positive representative, ono vi no the
people will know where he stands, anu
who will lead, not follow public opinion
That such a man would be triumphantly
elected, there b no doubt whatever, and
tho wisdom Of a good selection Is . qucs'
ton Of paramount importance, In the
present uncertainty and disunion OF our
party sentiment. u
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GREECE.

ATHENS, April 22,
The MantGdA b4gaAls rc Allltouhdel
by troops bHtlretaiRb ifprisoners 'ahtl
refuse to surrender.
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THR YOUNG LADIES INsTITuTR

TH1E YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE .tJIIz'
!; IL II r Top la IL plou 4gey
WHEELING. w. VA: e,rt
Qate MoundsviIle Female Seminary
PGoV Pro \ w SHELDON 1I.,;3 IIuTOHNa, Principals.
Miss II. l.. BOMBAY, Vice Principal. %.
Miss KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal Prcpara-
N Ms. G1HT JACKSON, Of Weston, Matron. re-
= Assisted BY full Corps Of FrOfcSsoFa and
Spring Term opens AFRl. 9th; closes JUNE SOth.
DESIGN.
The design OF tho Institution IL to furnish a
thorough and syAtCm0tiC cOuEAO Of Instruction
for young ladies upon tho plan Of University in'
str1ctiOn, each department. of learning being
lady 70 select her own course Of study without
being restricted TO any axed routine q classes,
requiring certain number OF years to hnish;
hut, In opposition 70 this. yOnhg ladies' who have
ADVANCED further Ia some studies than OthcIn,
can have the benefit Of their former requirements
and obtain \ Certificate 9f PhQacieacy In one 0r
more schools perhaiIs, In tho course OF ono year,
aiter which time, tliCy may bring up, with greater
npidlty and success, other studic9y ~ ..,t
NUsIC.
Young ladies who haVO acquired considerable
proficiency upon the plano, aud who may wish 70
prosecute the study SIN ffthCr, can be furnished
with advantages ior mastering thls Instrument.
Mrs. uutchinB will give her personal attention
10 this department - srr
S6 SSfE 5%3ss 3S99oS Sss, SF3S H1gTSSRA
Mathematics, HiRiOFy, LhOEItE,L etG6TS, Natural
HlGE0FN PAHrioGl ScIFHce, ChFistiaH Sciegoe, An.
eiBnt and Modern L1H9H11tS aid FitlS ARA. ~
The Academic DCgross arc conferred BY lStAte'i
Alatrtts ef E'gIiGh LitFrafgTe-TIhEFscsSl year.
EistrySs er Ar4a-Four years course .rry!l'H
MSEraf Of ARtie-TwO U three yeAFsSau t.,l'
B. ExPBamES-BoARDNa DRPARTNENT. 4 yl.u
BOardCrA, two In u room. IhClpllng oil ext n,
penScp Of washing, fuel, lightA, GymnASlIca,,
PonmAnAhIp, English, Latin, and French -,
Schools per year. i.........!.!. .g!..I. MOO
BoSrdeTs, four n a room, including as above, !.
ParloF Boartlers, two In room, pupil taking .
but ono or two studies, per year. y! .n....! 400
parlOE B0aFierN with full advantage Of lnBti' ~
tuition, and with tho privilege Of three
muAlc lessons pOr week and ulfce TO hVo
hOnta practice per day, pct ycar; 699
Tuition for Day Pupils; Z, ., 10, u, II and IL
dollars per quarter, according to grade. rn f-.
Rooms for the occupation OF boardCrs arc OF
two classes, viz: Ist: Single rooms to bc oecus
pied by two pupils; al. Double rooms! consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
= For fun particulars address, until April iSt,
THE PRINCIPAL, At MouudSyite, VIVA, or
REV. G. @. CURRIE or Mss II. L. BQNHAM. at
Wheeling mato-A &ad&&
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New York Dry Goods Market. o
.l..rr .....iJ ud NBW YoRK, April q,
Market without important change, only mpderi
ate buSlReSS among leading Jobbdrs ''''
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NM (: EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ITXTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
VVflHs 'as - s-."f 4" -N1i. fIf
HoN. j. T. HoKE, PrasldBt Boardior ReqanS. nj.
q, 6, SrURGts, SF9Etd'Y board qF RHg'HlS.
Oh ALEX. MARTIN, D. d., Fstsldtnt,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
p. 8. LYON, A. Nj Pi9s PStslaf6t. y
Professor OF BugliSh Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
s. q. STRVENS, A. NJ, p ,i1'9HuH
Professor Of ASTRONOMY and PhyEcs. fl asa
t..,f.., ILL. PIERCE, A. n, AL,
Capt. U. 8. AL Jlhi's '1i" 'u'
Professor Of Mathematics and Of tIltary TaOllGs.
j. ]. STEVENSON, A. N, ph. D. 4,
f'rotcSsor OF Chemistry and Natural History. '''
IN! p. W. WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'I.D,, 4lliS ,hi
ProisaSOc OF Ancient and Modern Languages, =, 4,
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department lils
,rI.5HrD. .,B.PURINTON, TptOr. t..tist sln
GRO. N. HAGANs, ESQ, -.
Superintendent Of Grounds and BlildIugS.
i'fl HUGH ". BROCK, N. d. Nl.'.
: III LecturUr on PhyHlology and Hygiene. I.p.,
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil aRd Constitutional law q ''I
FALL TERn begins lot Tuesday In September.
WINTER TERM" 1St Monday 10 December. I!
SPRIR0 TERN 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, 81 WcdncsdGy In June. ''.
TUITION Preparatory, q per Term Of lS weeks.
UnlvOrSity, % per Term Of 10 weeks. z
BoARDrNq-NOt 10 VxcGCd a per week. .,.
EB Send stamp for Catalogue, H,'h ''."
MOF9HntOWn, ". YA.gli ..ga.','l = tHCpliAat
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surlng opoulng Of Paper Patterns March ~,
hSE n rercive FaShious, Trimmings, and Fancy
Goods Snnefior 10 anything In this country. Sets
~ paftoPsS i0F Merchants and Dress Makers now
Seadv. DRES1Es AND CLOAKS made Ia twenty
fSuF ho1rS notice. TRIMMINGS, Laec9, Gloves,
EHSIWH NACuINEs for sale. Goods sent by EX.
nFesS to al parts Of the Union, fcbl
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The Fashions as Seen Afar OF.

We might have thought It absurd
if Dr.. Livingston had written, three
years ago, that he had found in At
rica a tribe. the women Of which
dress as follows:
The DayOus arc beautiful WON.
en-, with exquisite compilations and
fine forms, and they dress in the
most perfect taste. They wear short
dresses reaching to the snkles.--
Upon ths forehead perehed a small
hat, the front of which rests upon
the no,e They take large bags Of
air and wool, saturate them with
butter, and hang them on the back
Of the head, covering the neck
Upon the small of the back they tie
a bunch of cotton cloth, colOred
and cut into strips. Their shoes are
beauties, coming to q point at the
toe, and having the long and sharp
pointed heel placed under the mid
die of the foot. This makes the
foot very small in appearance, but
the wearer would tip over forward
but for the bags on the head and
back. Each woman, when she goes
out, carries large plantain leaf to
keep off the sun, which she holds
by the stem between the thumb and
forefinger, crooking the elbow up
from her body at an angle ofninety.
The effect is more beautiful than
you can imagine! The gait Of the
woman is particularly admired
The heavy ones have difficulty in
keeping their balance, but the light
ones pick their way along as pretti-
ly as hens walk over hot ashes
Young girls go barefooted for some
years. After they are of age to
put on their shoes they suffer with
lameness and sore feet-4-after that
their feet become permanently de-
formed, and they have no more
pain. Walking is, however, not a
favorite practice with them, and
running is impossible. The gov
of the Dayous is really
democratic, the ruler being chosen
annually by a vote of all the pee.
pie; vet it is said the women do not
want to vote All they care for Is
plenty Of hair and little shoes. The
men are satisfied with this division,
and the State is quite prosperous,
though the society is rather vulgar
and unintellectual.
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Temple Ledge, No. 227, meets at Wash :
angton every Tuesday evening, at their
hall on Court street. 9. P. Barnes, Nc;
M. Blanchard. V. G.; j. c. King, Sec;
i. @. Karney, P. S.; G, l.. Gotz, Treas"
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A SENSIBLE YOUNG MAN.-The
late Col Colt was himselfa practie-
al mechanic. BY his Will be leis
to his nephew an immense fortune.
At the time of Col. Colts death the
nephew was learning his trade Of
machinist in his uncle's shop,
working diligently in his overAauls
by day, subject to the same rules as
other apprentices. On his uncle's
death lie became a millionaire bat,
choosing a guardian to manage his
property, he continued at his labor,
and served his apprenticeship
Now, as he walks the room of his
fine house, or drives his handsome
and costly teams, he has q con
seriousness that if his riches take
to themselves wings and fy away,
he is furnished with the means Of
getting an honest livelihood, and
may. make a fortune for himself
He was a greasy mechanic, and is
not ashamed of it again. Labor
and its accompanying dirt are not
dishonorabIe nor degrading laEi-
ness and its almost necessary evils
are disgusting and destroying
Dirty hands and a sense Of inde-
pendence are to be preferred to hid
gloves and a consciousnesso of being
a mere drone in the human hive
Tools rust from neglect; wear Gus
from use, Neglect is criminal use
is beneficial. So with mans capa-
wear them out thaA
let them rus6
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FaSette Chapter Royal Arch Masons
meets On The Wednesday evening before tn
full moon; Mills Gardner, H. P; J
f. Ely, Kiugj A. G. johnson, Scribe; j
p. Robinson, @. H. /, A. N. Stimson, P. S.
H. i. Robinson, R. A. o.; J. P, Popeioy
@. NJ, Sd Vale; John MiIlikan3 9. M q
Vale: r. A. Robinson, q. NJ lst Vale
John Miser, IT,; B, II. MhElkan, sec'y
L.O. Karney, Guard.
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OH @fraId,
PUBLISHED EVERY

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
The following prices for sdvertising
have been agreed upon by the publishers
of newspapers in this town:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

RAY of Hope Temple No. 800, meets Mon
day Fevenibg their Hall in Ely's block
W. G. T., pr. E. 9. Hamilton; W. v
T., Miss Lide McElwain; W. r s. Geo
McCahdless; W. F. S, David Elliott; W.
T., Mrs. j B. Priddy; W NJ, James !
Gould; W.I.G., Miss Alice Stewart; W.
Q. g., R. j. Treman. ao.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

- Mrs. Welch, Of New York,
doesn't believe in the census, and
told the Marshal SO, in words and
figures as follows, to-wit2" WHAT
have | to do wild the GnYefnments
Are yez the Guvernment2 Digll n
wan of me: and don't We stand In
that door long, or maybe the Cav
ernment will lose his scalp, and it
may be the the tail Of his coat Out
wild vez ~
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the point that on are interested
in2 Several voices, Eyes, yes,
yes 1t is not so important to
You who may happen to have this
place or that, but il is very liupoit,
ant TO you that this Government
shall be honestly and nbly admin.
istered
a MODEST DEMAND,
And now, with these grand sue.
cesses upon the part Of the admin.
isiration never equaled before, and
with this general prosperity that
prevails with all classes and condi.
tioDs Of people, you are asked TO
turn the Republican party out OF
power, and put tie Democratic par
ty in. They have done 50 well
heretofore, you know [langhterb
they managed the financial affairs
Of Indiana so remarkably well for
ten years before the war. You
know they succeeded in having the
treasury of the milton empty
and bankrupt when the war
came Oh; they succeeded in
having the arms distributed in the
Southern States just where the reb.
els could get th.m; and they have
done all they could to oppose the
administrations of Lincoln and
Grant from the beginning. They
have opposed all our measures
Don't yon think that this Republi.
can party that has done these great
things ought 10 be turned out now
for the purpose Of giving the Dem.
ocratic party a chance to retrieve
their disasters heretofore. Laugh
ter That is the only argument.
All you can say is that the Demo.
cratic party is in disgrace, and
>ught to have chance to redeem
tself Laughter and cheers