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h COMING R o

Advices received at the Agricultural
Department up 70 the 30tb ult. from sew
eral cotton-groWiBg States, are TO the ef-
feet that The crop Is almost a failure. The
falling of is about 70 per cent, compared
with last year. The army worm has made
It's appearance In some sections where the
crop was fair, and ruined hundreds Of
acres Of it, Our own sdvices by telegraph
and mail, from the best cotton growing
sections Of the country, inform US that the
armv worm Is operating to an alarming
extent: and we think it beyond the Ques-
ton Of a doubt that the crop will, from
this cause alone, suffer g very decided di.
minution. In fast, the estimated deeresa
he alarming. and II the statements made are
correct. numbers of the planting commu
nitv are bankrupt, and financially crushed.
A telegram OF the 26th August says;
1.-THE weather South during the week was
unfsvorsbs. The severe storm along the
atlantic coast, especially in Georgia and
South Carolina, dsmagsd cBiehy Sea
Island crop. This storm, or q wing OF IL,
extended TO the interior Of Georgia and
south Carolins, and We have numerous
COMPLAINTS Of the plant being blown
down. Private advices also speak Of rust
and osterpilars in sections. In Ten
nessee and Texas complaints reach as Ct
drouth." The New Orleans Pcayuae
speculates upon the amount Of the crop
thus: with regard 70 the extent Of the
American crop now maturing, il is too
early to speak with exsctnsss, but the
prospects are good for $500 D bales. AZ a
the amount may be exceeded with an OK
tended picking season and favorable
weather from this time forward. Allow
ing, however, that the crop may exceed
the above figures, it seems likely that by
the time receipts assume liberal proper
tons prices will be materially higher.
The average price Of cotton In this mar
ket st present Is ABOUT 15ze per poond-
This js but a shade ABOVE the price one
year sgo. 10 fact, the grades Of cotton
sbove GOOD ordinary are now quoted just
the same as they we're on the 18th Of Au-
gust. 1870; but the lower grades are worth
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Ths stock OF hRn0 September IsbJ lolV,
amounting to 498J is TO be added 70 ths
above imports, sind the total will be found
to tally with that OF the exports.
On tne ID OF September, 1858, middiing
cotton sold here at $50, and on the LIST Of
September, 1870, for l6Hc, almost q redUc-
ton Of 50 per cent to-day (lst september,
1871, it is quoted AZ the opening Of the
market st l5ZalSZ, an increase OF ia
IZc on tbs opening rates of the wear.
The following made up to Frioay night,
the 25th inst, shows the cotton move
ment at all the ports, and 3 marked de-
crease in the recsipts, but the exports are
on q more liberal scale: The receipts were
7STI bales, compared with 7434 the previ-
Gus week, and 5000 for the corresponding
period last year. The total at silthe ports
sines September l is now 1885 6 bales,
against 2,Ss4,OO o for the corresponding pc
RCD last yssr-sn increase Of l,lO9, 65l
bales The exports from ali the ports for
the week we're 10. $50 bales, Of which H.
265 70 Great Britain and 1928 to other for
eign ports, against 1925 last week and
Z757 last year. The total exports since
September are 3, ISL, S93 bales, compared
with 2176 $50 last yesr-sn increase
Of 975 334 bales. Stock on hand
124257 against 1900 last year
Tbs receipts 81 and exports from all the
ports Of the nited States since September
ist, compared with last year, are shOwnin
the following table:
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s. ". RHODE. Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CH. SIG. OFFICER, \
w AmnnaE 81 iATI l

L11a 64Heo 80 80
The lowest pressure, which was central
Wednesday afternoon north of Lake
Ontario, mas moved nOrthsastWard be-
yond our stations. A heavy rain was re-
ported Wednesday in Northern New
England Partially cloudy and clearing
weather has prevailed to-day from Lake
Michigan eastward to the Atlantic; clear
and pleasant weather Is reported from
this region southwark; cloudy and
threatening weather ON the coast of Lou
isiaEs, and it is probable that a storm Of
small dininutiOns has prevailed on the
coast Of Texas, but up to this evening the
reports from the State are not yet RS
ceIved. The barometer, after rising in
the Northwest has eysin fallen from Mis-
0uri northward, with fresh southerly
winds. Clear and cool weather is proba-
BILE for tonight from New England 20
Georgia and the Ohio valley; clear and
clearing weather on the lakes, with in
creT red temperature for Friday over the
same region, and q falling barometer and
sOutheriy winds from Lake Huron to
Tsnnesses and westward TO Missouri.
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-Iaddin,n Cnllara.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's- College.
w. z. MitchsI's school, SOs Third St.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had of all newsmen In The
utY.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultlsss gem
pictures for fifty cents.
81. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-Iu charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
To OUR FRTENDS-We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers In the
country, we want news in b teweat
words. Local movements and events,
politics. crops and industrial and educa-
tionaI progress. These ars ths things to
write about.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

Headqnarters oyster, Fish, Poultry
and Game Depot, as second street,
Memphis, Tenn.
To the PA6hc-As the oyster, fish, pCGl-
try and game season is now about oDs1-
ing, We most respectfully call your atten-
ton to our superior arrangements, which
will give US greater facilities for supply
ing hotels, steamboats,, restaurants, PR
vare families, individuals and the public
generally with the finest oysters, forty
i've hours alter packing direct from Bal
timOre aud Norfolk, q tw~euty-fOur
hours from New Orleans and MCbile-
whereby we will have the very freshest
the market can afford. We viii Keep c0n-
stantly on hand fresh salt VGter fish direct
from Mobile, such as s~hsspheaca, red
snapper, pOmpsnO, etc also every de-
scriptiOn of fresh fish from Lake Huron,
Lake Erie and from Mackiuaw- Our
dressed poultry viii be the finest and best
that the markets of st. Louis and Louis
vile can afford, and viii be sold at the
prices Of the above named msrkets. We
viii be In constant receipt OF game OF
every description. s1ch IS bear, deer,
rabbits, hares, squirrels, prairie chickens,
pheasants, Quaiis, etc, etc. With an ex-
perience of twenty years, we viii keep
nothing except the finest, freshest and
the best, and viii sell at tho very lowest
rates, anu guarantees sdblelaclloH 70 our
numerous friends, customers and the pub
lie generally.
Soliciting your patronage, We arc, very
respectfully, J. D. EDWARDS,
N, HOLBROOK.
P. S.-Psrties shipping US any kind Of
wild game viii recsive the highest mar
ket price in cash. Consignments solicited.
J.. d. E,
n. u.
J. D. Edwards has been in the business
from boyhood, snd positively understands
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As the Cotton Season Is rapidly ap-
prepared to print, in q superior
manner. CorroN ACCOUNT SALES, DRAT
TIOKFTs. BILLS LADING, RAILROAD Re-
cFIPTs. etc, Examine our samples and
prices II. WADE q CO.,
297 Main street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has
GodV. Peterson, Leslie, DemOrest, Har-
ner. Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phrono-
logical journal, Bsllou, Pleasant Hours,
q host of other late monthlies, all the
Illustrated weeklies and principal dailies
I the United States.
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cnNrPARATTvE cRoP srArEMENT.

The following table, which we take from
the Mobile Register, will be useful to pre-
serve IS q reference, for the farmer and
the merchant. It shows that since the
crop Of 1921, there have been bu: stDut
seven crops larger than that Ofthe present
yesr-ruhning over . period Of 6fty years:
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AN energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in another column. ls emsnates
from the stirring. pushing and ~enserpris-
ING hOuss of L. II Gardner & Co Thsir
known large capital and extensive BUSH
ness admorish buyers Of dry goods and
Dotions.that they may not pass It without
careful perusal. The house Of L. II.
Gardner IL Co, in New Orleans, draws
3 magnet and is known all over the
southwestern country for its low snd reg
ulsr prices. choice stock and honorable
.dehliags. By all means tnrn 70 ne ad-
ysrtisement and read 1t carefully. It
means business,
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THE FALL TRADE.

An Eminent Firm On UniOn STREE
Making Immense Preparations for
an Expected Big Trade this FaIE.
We notice the return TO the city of Mr..
A. G. Treadwell, of the house Of A. G.
Treadwell & Bros, Of the StOnswsll Block,
right opposite cur ofice, on Union street.
He has been East, purchasing largely for
the house, which is one Of the principal
wholesale groceries in the city IN Connec-
ton with co, ton business. This hrm does a
very extensive business in the grocery
and cotton line. In fact, from now tllusxt
spring, Union street viii be blocked up
with draws, country wagons and other We
.hiclss. Is gives Us pleasure to look out
on the encouraging hustle and apparent
confusion Of boxes, casks, cotton bales,
o and busy dsrkies under the broad
sign Of
A. @. TREADwBLL 4 BROS.
which glesmson the opposite wall from
our window. The opening of the fall
trade is Just at hand. The return Of Mr.
TreadweiI il Enthusiastically indicative OF
thst, so that the long busy season for
Union street is Just upon us. The receipt
of new cotton shows it also. Yesterday,
the TreadWell house received the hrst
bale of new cotton from Lau1erdala
county, shipped by ]. NJ. Clarke & Co, or
Brownsville, and classed a SLOW Middling.
The card Of the firm will be found in u
new advertising columns The TresGWeii
6rm are among the first wholesale grocars
and cotton brokers n Memphis.
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, ISFANTs-Much suffering to these ten
der little buds OF the family might De Al
lRyed by using Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup.
See advertisements in another column.
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CARDS, CIRCULARS LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS, etc., printed promptly and
at low rates, by II. WADE& co.
297 Main street,
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the WEATHER.

WA DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. U.5.A.0
MEHPHIs. August 81. 1871. /
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SEE advertisements of DR.. Butts, DIS
pensary, headed Book for the Million-
Marriage Guide-n another column. II
should be read BY all.
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srty in the city of Memphis for the PEAR
1877, and the amount of tax for different
purposes, are as follows;
Total valuation Of taxable pTOpery.-S2l.542sSl5
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CANNON IN IAlL.


Tho long investigations into the merits
of the Csnnon-MOrse shooting was at
length brought to a close yesterday. Col.
Bullock and the acting Attorney General,
Col. Folkes, made their arguments, and
the bench of justices-Esquires Burke,
Elliott and Winters rendered their de-
cision, which was To- the effect that the
prisoner should be remandsd to jan with
out bail until called on by His Honor
Judge Fiippin.
The counsel for the defense indicated
their intention to have q writ OF hubeuS
corpus before Judge Ray
WE call especial attention to the Grand
Scheme of the South Caroline Land and
Immigration Association, OF Charleston,
advertised in our columns. We learn
nom the Agent of Msssrs. Butler, Chad
wick, Gary 4 Co, who is now in town.
that the Tickets are selling rapidly, and
sales daily increasing. There is but little
time left to procure chances to a fortune.
The Gifts amount 20 500, 600. The highest
Cash Gift being Sl00, ~0OO-enough to satisfy
any one but a millionaire. There are 2405
GIFTS in ali, thus giving a fair chance to
every one. The high cbaracters of those
engaged in this Enterprise, and the we'll
known and highly esteemed gentlemen
who indOrse il, lifts this Scheme fsr above
the suspicion of the most incredulOus.
THE trade Of Memphis has been in
cressing eaoiI year, and country mer-
chants, who have been buying In other
markets, no longer find It necessary to go
further than our city to find as heavy
stocks as they could wish tor to select
from. With the hs:teriDg prospects for
zsthering1srgs crops in the country con-
Liguous 10 Memphis, II. is reasonable to
look for q much larger trade this season
than any previous one, and we notice that
our merchRDts have prepared for q very
heavy business. William 4. Moore q Co.
heve a stock of dry goods and notions
that would attract attention in any mar
ket, and country merchants win find in
their house such goods as they need and
Rmamncth stock to make their pur-
chases from. They are men of enter
prise, and prepared to meet all honorable
competition. They do not retail or sell
to consumers, selling to merchants only.
See their advertisement
COTTON BASKETS, Tighe q Co., 3 How
ards Row.
A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, Hsrper's
heap edition, for sale by Joe Locke, SS6z
aiDstreet,
TRADR Hat at LEIDY'Ss
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AMERIcAx DRIVEN WELLS at Drowned
Brownies, sl5 Second street.
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The following table is compiled from the
official report made to the Census Bureau,
and represents the total valuation of real
and personal property In the States and
Territories named for the years 1850 and
1870. This table will be interesting to
raad- and valuable to preserve:
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BUENEFr's COOKING EXTRACT, sold bv
Oliver q FinneyT -1
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The year 1880 opened with 3 stock in
Liverpool Of us o0 bales, and 403. 900
bales sd0at upon tie ccasD, with lessthan
l1 O0O bales Of stock ia United States ports.
with IN American crop that yesr Of liza
500 bales (sH excess o. f5s,s0s bales over
tia season. ia Liverpool bad Increased but
16 90 bales. while The QUsntity shoat had
rallen 10 al. coo bales. The average price
Of The American crop IN the home market
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BLANK Books made to order. and ruled
to any desired pattern. EvBRY B0oK WAR
RANTED. H. WADE q CO.,
297 Main street.
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LOCAL NEws.

LEIDY'S.
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TASTE. ORIaINALITY, DESPATCH AMI
IN PRINTING, at
u. WADE & CO.'S,
297 Main street.
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, figures are more impressive than

the figures are more impressive than
words:
Value OF properly, real, personal
and slaves, IN 1911
Total value for lS71..-.---...-...-.. B3sG]ynzo %
Excess OF vaIus In 1881 over IS70--s7S,595,l3 So
So that, Ia 1871, wish a diminutiOn OF
seventy-eight and q half millions ia the
value Of property, The debt has been aug
mented ssveafoid In 1881, the rate OF
taxation was Is cents per 500, and 30
cents on each poll. In 1871, the rate of
taxation Is 80 cents per 500 on property,
and 50 cents on each poll for school Pur-
poses.
POpuIsfiOs Of the States.
We copy from the New York Herald
the following table Of the population OF
the States, whites, blacks, reds and vel
lows, compiled from the census Of 1871.
The entire population, it viii be seen, is a
little under fOrtV mlIlOnS.
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J. D. Edwards has been in the business
from bOyhood, and positively understands
his business over all others IN this city.
MEMPHIS. TENN, September l, lS7.
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BURrErT's cologne Water the fayOnts
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Punps-sl5 second street.

JUsr recsived Broadway Trade and
Young Gents Dress Hats at LEIDY'S.
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szsAx vr+rrus. Bis Second stress

Go 10 Lsidy's for fall styles Dress Hats.
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city Debt Statement.

The highest number Of POstoficss be-
fore the present year was in 1859, when
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Financial Condition Of shelby County.
The following shows the financial con-
dition of Shelby c1unty-what is due and
unpaid, the taxable wealth and rate of
taxation:
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1-~f- -
In addition to the al I'VE amount of in
d~ebtedness, there were $500, Oe0 Of Mem
phis snd Ohio railroad bonds, issued be-
tween the LIST of April. 1852. and the LIST
Hof April, 1856, and $eo0,C00- in bonds
for the Mississippi River railroad, due on
the lst of January, 1872, '73,'4 and
10, respectively, making a total Of 81.
The taxes for the year 1870 (due and
unpaid on February l. 1871,
amounted to S17O,6 73 81. Since the above
report was made, appropriations have
been made by tine court, amounting to
S58,sSS,94 The taxable property, for 1871,
is as follows:
Real property. e. ...,.........~.S37 270,l94
Personal property 6I0,651
Total. b, $50, 845
The rate Of tax is as follows:
State. ....a..-.-..60 cents.
C~Ounty-for current expenses...60 cents.
Judgement .--.....30 cents.
Memphis and Ohio railroad bond
tax ...s.... a
Mississippi River railroad bond
o. tax. -. ..t...-. cents,
Selma, Memphis and Marion rail-
road tax CTS.
Debt and Rate OF Taxation Orthe State.
hcIo - COhlpoAatAf5 oea~oA-oAt VI sno
debt account of State before and
since the war:
State debt, per report OF S5l..---Sl2 III, ia 68
Railroad and Turnpike Company
October i 4Jv1s4s5 %
Total debt, ..... $ j,sB,l ss 30
---
State debt to July !, 71-..-.......s So, Os0.972 IS
is1iua'e ~ .n's s-n'Da s.7s,55 81
Outstanding issues OF Bank 7
TenneeSe9 to 1871 .....-----........-S l,5o0.01D % /
Outstanding warrants October !,
Rlu....- ro2o %
Total debt. a.... ... -.... ~. s52.G5 IS
Thus, the debt of Tennessee has been
increased $B7, 52z 494 03. and mainly since
reconstruction began. There Is nothing
substantial 10. show for it. because Inc
bonds were sold atany price they would
fetch, and the proceeds we're poeketed at
once by 'sloyaI" roguess Fhos oy foroe and
fraud, had got possession OF the state
Nor Is this all. The debt was piled on in
the face of a large depreciation Of aggne-
gate wealth and the vast destruction of
property inflicted by civil war; And, as
TO make the burden more intolerable, the
rate of taxation was quadrupled. But '
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A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, HRrper's
heap edition, for sale by Joe Locke, SS8h
ain street.
TRADE Hat at LEIDY'S.
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Tubular Statement shclOtRq the Valuation, ASseSs-
mgnt and L. 4 ON 1880 % ISL. lne.uMoe.
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COTTON BASKETS, Tighe q Co., 8 How
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.-.. 1907
Number of removals during fiscal year. LIS
Number of deaths during fiscal year--... S9
Number of changes of name and site...... $50
- rnnr @ A1R
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HERcHANIs 0E MEMPHIs.

aADB Hat at
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P. S.-Psrties shipping US any kind Of
wild game viii recsfve the highest mar
'ket price in cash. COnsignments solicited.
J. D.. E,
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Railroads.

The railway system of Memphis IS rap
idly perfected. The war, ruinous in its
effects upon the pro6tableness Of all
Southern roads. staggered popular conf
dence in such inyestmeats, and the PEG
pie have t9en slowly and with difficulty
iaduced 10 re- embark their wealth in en-
terprises OF this character. Recently,
however, the necessity imposed by the
progress Of rival cities which PROF )sed to
absorb the wealth OF the whole country
Paturally tributary to the property OF
Memphis has caused a renewal OF the
spirit that, in 1850, gave new life and sud.
cen impetus 10 progress in wealth and
population. It is only needful in this re-
port 10 speak OF enterprises that have
been iuaugurated, that our readers abroad
may COMPREHEND the commercial pur-
POSES of those who toll to a~ggrandize the
city aaA have some correct apprehension
Of is mtare fortunes.
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would al lc in vain, with man to Su-
perintend, as the one appointed, and
while majority of the Board Of Di-
rectors is composed of such as it's
/ think | have heard Mr. Dougherty
say that Fisher in 2 months used sack
of coffee and bushels of Rye (for cof
fee) and that with an attendance of
about 25 paupers.
One sack Of coffee bought for Mr..
Sulsberger on the 1st OF. September, last,
has lasted up to the present time, and
no Rye used, that with upwards of 40
paupers.
1t will involve upon the Commission
ers of this county to appoint Cat their
March SESSION. a man to fill the vacancy
occasioned by Mr.. Dougherty resigning /;
if they will appoint man who belongs
to the Iniirmary Ring, they can then run
the institution, to their hearts content,
without any restraint whatever; but up
on the other hand ifthey appoint man,
and 1T Is hoped such man it will be,
who will not co operate with them only
when they are in the right, while such a
man may be powerless, he can keep an
eye upon their doings, and restrain them
to some extent.
At the next primary election, there
will be two men to nominate, one for
Dougherty's unexpired term and one for
three years. Ii the voters of this coun-
ty, will then put in nomination and elect
men who will take an interest in the
institution, and run it for the benefit Oh
the county, and not for their own inter-
est, they then may expect light taxation
In that branch, and Infrmary orders al
par as they are at present; but it wont
be one year hence, under the present OF
6cials, until they will be floating over
the county, with the Treasurer''s indorse.
ment upon them: "Not paid for the
want of funds" and sold at discount
of 10 or Is per cent.
Hoping that what have written, will
] fit no one so close but what they car
refrain from. giving vent to their feel
ings; but promising thatG they do, that
I will discuss the matter fearzessly, to
the best of my ability, from beginning
to end, giving you nothing but facts
and believing in the doctrine, that the
truth will always predominant in The
end.
remain an observing
Feb 16, 1871. Tax PAYER.
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. u q u. .
Rg The New York Herald, which has
been giving Grants administration IFS
support now admits that the President
is very unpopular, and says: -
missouri, which is the political key
stone of the Western and Northwes-
tern States, has abandoned Radicalism,
has set up the might of her franchise,
crippled as it is, in hostility to the test
oath and all other Instructions which
disfranchise her citizens She stands
to-day, In the person of her two Sena-
tors and her Executive, in an attitude of
firm hostility to The Administration
When the State gave forty-one thou
saEd for Gratz Brown, which included
the whole Democratic votc-for the
Democrats put no State ticket in the
field--Missouri simply declared that the
time had come when we should realize
the fact that the war was over, and the
cry let us have peace is a worthless
shibboleth unless the practical effects of
peace were visible throughout the land. ;"