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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-11-15

TXECUToRs' notice. Whereas. Let
Il ters Testameniary on the estate Of 5. JACK
son HORN, deceased, late Of Brady town.
ship, Cloarfeld county, Pcnnsylvania, having
been granted to tho uhd.rsignei, and all persons
indebted to said estate will please make payment,
and those having claims or demands viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement
r. n. MOORE.
GEORGE c. KIRK.
Nov. I, ls7l.6tpd Executors.
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NEW WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
CIearfeld County, Pa,

UHE SECOND SESSION of ibis iB.,-s
i will commence on the frst Monday Of yo,.-'
Der next. Term, Eve monthsJ
The curriculum Of study will embrace e, "a,
and thorough course in every branch rcoui,a.sa
practical and accomplished education
Special attention given to pcrs0us dr,iris. 4.
qualify themselves for the profession u teset,,'
Also to vocal and instrumental music IT.
Pupils will be admitted at any time durip, II.
session, and charged fToIn time OF entering "a ~
close Of the term. No deduction will be p'I'
for absence, except 10 eases Of ur1tracted nI,.''
Students desiring rooms for "cluLLihs' "a, H.
accommodated at moderate rates.
Good boarding can be procured a, lover r,,,
than any other place 10 the county Tbrt, 5I
lars per week at public and private house,,
For particulars adlrc"
GEORGE W. INNS, Pdbeip,
sept2o'71-tf New Washington, ;.
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j. S. B a r N H AR T,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Bellef0nte, Pa.
wiz practice In CisAr6sld and an OF the Courts Of
the 25th Judicial district. Real estate business
aud collection Of claims made spocialties. MIL
TN THE MATTER or THE PARTITION
Of the real estate Of Richard Waple, lste Of
B0ggs township, deceased.
10 the heirs and legal Representatives Of said
Richard Waple. deceased: You and each Of you
are hereby notified to be aud appeAr before the
Judges OF the Orphans Coust, IN Clsar6eld, on
Wednesday, November 22d, to accept or refuse to
accept To. property al the valuation, o. shev
cause Why the same should not bs sold.
BY the Court.
c. A. MAYER, p. J. e
A II u
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READ lr,--Do not fail to read the
article taken from the Pittsburg Post,
entitled "Plenty of Work"
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A puINlsrRlmE.S NoTICr.--N-f''

A nNiNisTRATuR'S NoTICE.--Ngt" I"
n Is tsrsty sivcn tAs, letters % aauini ~ ,,.
On he estats " MICHAEL WISE de-, d. "
% Pike tounsh;r. CissffcA Seanu. It1t -
hausr Asea euy grated @ the unisfs' ~,
al pcrsoas indebted 20 said tsiais WI ~. ~,
usse'ium- aisls parnsni aud thafs. hlls hl'.ss
sai-s - demands sii rrestnt them Fr'f'V
au,A riicstea for sett,tutrt siiheri aflay.
ANTHONY HlLE.
Lauh,- CITY. Nsv. La, Ainiai"r'l"
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CLEARFIELD ACADEMY,
A Male and Female Classical High School
Each Department Separate, Distinct ana
Complete in Itsclf.

V,HE scholastic year Of this Iusti'a,ion 8, ilr.
dej into two sessions Of Eve months .tu,pt,.
one weeks) each. The first session c1uutnse, 4.
the first Monday in scpienber' the second oan,
fret Monday in February.
The course Of Instruction embrace every tbi,,
necessary to a thorough, practical and asssupE!.
ed education Of 10th sexes.
Pupils will be admitted At any time and sh,rr,,
from date Of entrance to the close % ths session
No deduction will be made for absgn-s. sIsu,
Ia cases Of extreme and protracttI illness.
Students from a distance can be 2ecgmuo4.,l
with board at low rates.
For particulars, send for eircui,ss, Or slir,n
Rev P. l.. HARBISON.A.
July 20, lSIl-tL Principal.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE,

ENECUTOR's NOTICE --Notice is here
IL by given that Letters Teslalhentary having
bc-n granted 10 the subscriber, on the Estate Of
ELIZA JANE WOODS, deed, late Of Ferguson
township, Clearield county, Pennsylvania. all
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will presen. them duly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN 7. STRAW,
Nov. s, ls7i:sL' Executor.
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Also. on a'e first class tuo-horss WAGONS,
Twin sLEDs. LOG sLEns, and
gLFfGus.

Special Inducements oaersi 10 iho,e s,iiins
cat squsre Timber ssd Log. a. We Deal largely
in Lumbsrusbs Supplies, AL ars prepared q; ~
usnc. to purchass Ti-ter. Logs and Lunbss.
curwcusvine. November Is, 1871,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Taxss fSr lSee.

VSy~ LIT . .
.wM. suegess % pfsiee interested
@ s me me 'anos upce Which tho taxs
.o Aoo9 sIs unps'c, wim - euHec
so,s osso ai'er tse lin day Of Aay
~ !.
s .sM ser tne Pu9lio aeie 81 land.
.sns oeen Iepes'eo, =" i.nae bow sold
~ ~ sVIo prvste'y = socsra
L-'."rs..-;.. - IL ~ hOx 70 !crcs, wnlcn
- - ~, -. p.,"ss .os We sstoros
q O ynnS'esGspc, sm0faesoe sections
~Io,n... ~ ~. 80" !" -. 80 s"ssnsr Tsstu'es' sup
" ~ o. s."s ~ ~. coa.v~s;
.,s 80 80. :" .,,uy MY .'ne .''cI ~ o.ys .tom
nj. my - ~, ."owsS .S,"o g me vC1n'y Oieft 10
d".is;s | ~. =. ~. Ss'e noo., scy person
ss% 49,. ~ .'o"s:e O: 'ns "en oI .ne eta,e
non.i,v "a ~. rs s"' s-e., .a'oIos',
r. Ina hi, ..'.I. -" "1'' VI ~
4. ,.ass c,.",,. "fYy - "S O!cn y e es
m X. :; S ;S.";r ~; ;.s.u,,.. uH LEI !. as' ~ WI
TO-. ~ .s..,.. sS...;t:" o.'y -, .ns s na
sho-;., 1879 sssI Ss'S'.'us " ."o '"s '.uu' .na
.i,, ;r;sss. 800 va ' .uu ~, P'n'
s.ch ,,so. T 49, ~ ps'.se.y, =.
,hersof - ~ C.i,..ss. IT, w ~:u' w:
.nch ce,.;a...s ~. , S".s;s,.. .a;.s u .Sts;, S'su
bs rst~,nad - ~. C,I.n '.. ~ L'JI .I"M ' sua''
te,.;on s,ch snd A. 'Ssi;... % w.. .O s" 49, 0ou" o"
chaser of ths I,sn .nS ro..;n ~. % ~,
In b;s oI;cr and ch.,c. .hs Co,,sa,., % w;,h
The amonn. ~ s.oh ;.ans .o .Sn.." ~
shnl, no,e IN ,ho "s.,s h,nI" oas.s;,s 80
e.oh trsct a. In. as..-;hsS ~ .n.h IpOa o."
ti6cato in tha .nnronr;.ts .o,"mn. ~.
person to vhom IA sbo Tim. ~han .o,a .s
hereafter nrov;dod ''' ''N -
Sec 10 Tia no,so, ,rroh..;,. -.
lien on anv t,.ct pr io. nf issS -. ,ro' @
provided in The mart n,ocsJ;ne s.,,;on
and his hairs or .ss;on. sh.,l hs .",;,isd
to demand collect end receive f.om 49,
owner. or owner. of ths i.nd uroU
which the lein nurcb,.ed =. .fors.,;S !.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Sunner'S Speech.

Tho she'll has exploded. Senator Sum-
ncr, who was SO disgrsccfully snubbcd
Ind beheaded by the Presidents wing of
the Republican party, has made his
threatened speech, impeaching the Pres.
ident Of exercising kiugly prerogatives,
usurping power, violating the constitu-
tion, &c. The senate chamber and gal
leries were crowded with ladies aud gen.
tlemen in anticipation Of the speech.
He opened out with the San Domingo
scheme Of the President, and charged
him with measures of violence and bel.
'igerent intervention, being war, without
authority Of Congress !; and says that the
declared object Of this violence is, tie
acquisition Of foreign territory, being
half on island in the Caribbean sen and
still further, that this violence has been
employed first to prop and maintain a
weak ruler, himsolf an usurper, uphold
ing him in power that hc might sell his
country; aud secondly, it has been em.
ployed to menace the black republic of
Hayii. He says that President Baez and
Grant are cOpartners in this grand scheme
10 take away from weak people their
country.
Through the whole speech he dwelt
upon the corruption and utter disregard
Of the constitution and all law that iu
terfered with the Presidents projects,
which has characterized the present ud +.
miuistration ever since it has been in
power. lie spoke thres hours, and GO
bitter was his denunciation of the Presi
dents "policy," that though the senators
all went to the chamber with the inten-
ton Of listening aud treating the speech
with silcn, contempt, Senatars Morton and
Howe could not keep their seats after he
was through, but both arose, though
unprcpnred, to strike back ut tho bolt
nan who SO de6antly placed his foot OF
their MASTERS neck and while on th'
door, Senator Morton could not deny
single charge made, but said he suppose,
the report Of the Presidents mission Il
San Domingo would answer them. III
then accused Senator sumner Of spend
ing his time 10 an effort to put the Dem
scrutic party in power-that he could no
strike blow at the President without a
tho same time striking the Republical
party, We suppose he doesn't think o
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30


Tennyson's PHI yscians are Of the opin.
ion that The poet laureate is 10 danger Of
losing the use Of his eyes.
A mad dog was killed 10 St. Louis
recently; he having bitten badly two
persons, whose wounds we're out out and
cauterised by surgeon.
Mr.. r. ". Lewis, Of Daviess county,
sold 6ne Membrino Carbo colt to X. +.
Coleman, of Mercer county, for $500.
Mr., Lewis refused 81 900 for the sire Of
this ine colt.
In Charleston, Illinois, the other day,
Miss Matte Bower fell dead while her
photograph was being taken. o..
A recently welded pair in New York
re ceived, as q present, four grand pianos,
and talk Of renting outthree Of them.
A Jay uesville, Wis, schoolmarm makes
her pupils obodient BY kissing them.
The big boys are reported so bad as to
require frequent correction.
A letter was lately dropped into the
post'oiuco " NiuRuTb rsus uiIcctcu W
"Schichagough, Iilinoyse."
Twenty.nino executions have taken
place 10 the Tombs prison, New York
since 1882.
General Braxton Bragg is suing the
Federal government to recover his oon6s
Gated property in Louisiana.
A heavy rain storm. lasting Eve or siz
hours. occurred at Mobile, Ala, on tn,
10th inst The eastern and western por
lions Of the city were completely over
flowed. Bridges we're washed away ant
stores flooded.
A stolen kiss saved girls life in Fout
du Lao last week for IL tho msn who die
tho deed had not pulled her hsad for
ward just as he did beam, whcich iel
from the upper floor, would have dashet
her brains out. :
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

d Horace Greeley admits that unless the
dem ocraoy commits sowe great blundes,
and thatif they manifest the least ssgao.
ity and exercise the commonest Of COM
mon sense, 10 the selection Of their candi
dates and the framing Of their Platform,
the nest presidential contest will Be the
closest the country has witnessed since
1874, when few thousand votes in
New York turned the scale agains,
Henry Clay.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Owing to the extremely low prices Of
tobacco, many Of the growers Of "the
weed" through Missouri, Kentucky and
the other states, have become discouraged,
and will turn their attention this year
more to grain and stock. The price il
now below the cost Of productioa.-Ex-
change. ....., "A. l.,,e. d,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
THE HER AID.
Resistraiien.

Regisiratisn. ~.
Oar sendcrs should not forget that Ii,
,cghsssisg Of unregistered voters vii
take place next Friday and Saturday, a,
the voting .precincts Of each township, .,
advertised in the notice given by the
County Court. Those wbe we're regis
tered at the last general registration will
not have, to register now--onIy those who
wtrs disftanchi.cd BY the infamous test.
oath clauses Of Brakes constitution. '
This. registering Of voters is an useles,
expenditure, but not aAits enough Of the
Radical code was amended to do away
with IL. There still remains section 10
tie constitution providing for registrs
Monof votors, and 90 long IS this remains
spart Of the fundamental Law, 80 long
will the people Of the state be pu. to the
useless expenditure Of paying for vote.
The cost Of carrying out this one clause Of
the constitution would almost pay the
cost Of constitutions! convention,
aud give us better constitution. The
cost Of registration in this county alone,
last fan, was S60265, and now another
registration must be bad or some of our
best citizens continue to be disffanchised
until the next general election, which will
cost but very little. if any less. than the
ono named above. The law providing
for this registration, which was passed BY
the General Assembly on the 10th OF
March, is the best under the constitution
that could he cuacted, and we have merely
introduced the foregoing remarks to show
the necessity for new constitution.
We would enjoin upon all who have
heretofore been disfrsnchised to not fail
70 be registered now. There will be no
Infamous test-oa,hs to swallow, and no.
body will be around to stick in the charge
Of "disloyal,y." You are free men once
more. The only qualifications are that
the applicant shall be male citizen Of
the United States, twenty one years Of
age, or, if Of foreign birth, that he shall
have declared his intention to become a
citizen not less than one year. nor more
than FIVE years before he offers to vote !;
that he shall have resided in the state one
year next preceding his registration
as - voter; that during the last sixty days
Of this period he shall have resided in the
county, city or town where he seeks to
be registered, and that he shall not have
been convicted Of bribery, forgery or
other infamous crime, and ls not iater.
es.ed in any wager on the result Of the
election aud that he is not serving in the
regular army OF navy Of tho United
Staios An Pe-s~~s who possess these
qualifications can be registered on taking
the oath to support the constitution OF
the United States and that of the state Of
Missouri.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

An Ediubsrg clergy man Gays: Every
family should havo . dog. Il is like .
perpetual baby; and then it botrays no
secrets, never sulks. asks no troublesome
questions, never gots in debt, never comes
down late to brcakfsst, and is always
ready for bit Of fun" t'''t
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Barnum had large stock Of animals
from Asia on board the steamer Erie,
which arrived at New York, recently.
As the steamer had been detained on the
way fourteen days beyond her usual pas.
sage, il was necessary to kill part Of the
animals to feed the Others. lui aa r
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
HENRY GUTHRIE

N7HITEWASHES AND WHITENS CELL
w INGs, PAPERS ROOMS TO ORDER,
BUILDS FLUEs and CHIMNEYs, kEPAIRs
JAMS and BACKS, WALLS and CEMENTs
WELLS, and BUILDS FENCES II plank Of
paling.
Refsrsnce-Dr W. 8. Hurr and Mr.. WV. A.
JACKSON, Troy, Mo. v6n12lyp
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

The Supreme Court of the United
States has recently rendered IN import
ant decision in reference to the righss OF
"rebels' under the Confscatiou Acts.
Prosee dings were commenced in the
United States Circuit Court of Virginia to
con6scate The property Of q person, who
subsequently, appeared by counsel and
fled an answer. On motion of the
United States District Attorney the an
swer and claim of the defendant were
stricken of the record, on the ground
that he was residing within the Confed-
crate lines, and was q rebel, having no
standing in court. The United States
Supreme Court were unanimous in hold
ing that this course was erroneous, and
that the defendant when assailed in court
had right to defend himself there. The
liability to be sued and the right to de.
fend, the Court held we're inseparable,
and that different principle would be a
blot on the jurisprudence aud the civil
zat,on the country. The Court further
said that the provision Of the Constitu-
ton that no one shall be deprived of life,
LIBERTY or property without due process
Of law was conclusive in the matter.
What ever may be the extent Of the dis.
ability Of an alien enemy to sue in the
hostile country, the Court held be is lia-
bic to be sued, and this liability carries
with it the right Of defense. Under
these circumstances the Judgment Of con
iscation was reversed, and the cause was
remanded with instructions to the Court
below to proceed in conformity to law.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Forty years sgo, Simon Cameron
bought q spur Of Broad mountain. Pa,
for 500, and Il 10 nov worth 81 600. 900.
Coal does IL; and for thirty 1--we years il
is said that he has realised about 500 q
day royalty.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

VIM. X. Davis, believed 10 be On
American. fell or lssped from the TOP
Of tho Pyramids lately, and broke bid
neck.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
Population Of MjSSo uri.

The following are the seturns from,
each county in the State % certified BY
the census superintendent, for the year
1874.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Tho new registered vote Of Cooper
county is fifteen hundred; registered
vote at the last general election twenty.
two hundred; which gives Cooper county
q vote Of thirty seves hundred. This
speaks for itself and Central Missouri.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Cur THIS Our The following 10 .
list Of all the counterfeits known to be
10 circulation. the plates Of which have
not been captured. Tens on Flour City
National bank Of Rochester, N. Y;
Saratoga county National bank Of Wa
terford, n. Y; Highland National bank
of Newburg, N. Y; First National, bank
Of Bed Hook, N. Y; Auburn City, N.
Y, National bank Mutual National
bank of Troy, N. Y; American Ma
tional bank Of N. Y; First National
bank of Lockport, N. Y; National
bank Of Commerce, N. Y; aud First
National bank Of Poughksepsie, N. Y.
Twos on Marine National bank Of. N. Y;
Market National bank of N. Y; st,
Nicholas National bank Of n. Y. 4; Ma
toual Union bank of Lindenpark, n.
Y; National bank Of Rhode Island,
Newport, Il. l. Ten Of the eloven $40
counterfeits, and four Of the Eve 50
counterfeits are printed from the same
plates, with ou4y the name Of the bank
changed. ...l.. .... .4
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30


Grant has sent special message to
Congress, asking for tho passage Of bill
giving him the power to send troops into
the Southern States and 10 suppress al
legged outrages there, without waiting to
be called upon By tho governors or the
legislatures Of those states. Those Re-
publican members who short time since
favored postponing any such measures
until more evidence could be obtained,
Topped right over as soon IS the message
was received, and q special committee was
at once appointed to draw up q bill.
Grant knows his chance for re election is
slim without some such measure.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN
THE COAL REGIONS OF LINCOLN
COUNTY.
$50 acres, about9 miles 9. W. Of Troy: 13O
acres prairie, balance good timber; 80 acres In
cultivation, enclosed with good fesee. A neat
new frame buildins thereon, with four rooms. A
cistern vell and plenty of stock water. An or
chard Of Ill fruit tPoss. 0eod hewsd. log stable.
and meat house. A very desirable farm, and can
be bought at . reasonable price. Apply to
f-e q a KNOX q NORTON, Troy, No. s
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

how sbsmefuIIy the Presidents party
treated Sumucn Party feal,y will no,
rise above every insult
simmer is NJ better Than the rest Of
them. and We believe he Swosld haysr re.
mained At the head Of the fcreign relation
committee, II he had Seen allowed, and
walked At all.the Presidents crimes With.
out a single public reuonstrance, but for
The insult that was thrust st him. They
"tramplcd on The worm, ana IL turned
and stung them" No, doubt Grant and
bis friends begin 70 realize that they have
stirred up a hornets nest ABOUT their
heads. + t.F. u &c.. i al
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Primary Meetings.

:. Primary meetings were held in the
several Districts Of this county on Sat
urday last for the purpose of selecting
Five Delegates to attend the County
Convention, which assemblies On the
10th instant. Va regret very much
that We can only give list of the Dele.
gates, as no doubt it would be very in.
tercsting to all to have the full proceed
iags of each meeting published:
District No. William Fisher, j.
Baines Wright, David Linah, A. 2.
Adelsperger, Addison Martin.
District No. 2.-Dr. Frank T. Shaw,
Theodore Clay, j. Alexander Brown,
John IL. Jordan, Hiram Davis.
District No. 3.-Samuel Cover, J
Henry Knipple, George Bowman, Jacob
w. Crowmer, Abraham Koontz.
District No. 4.-Wm. Miller, Gran
vile +. Herring, Peter Woods, Vim.
S,ocksdale, Daniel Stull.
District No. 5.-Dr. Nathan Brown
VIM, 2. Gorsuch, Il. NJ. Shipley, j. 3
Borrett, DR.. j, w. Steele, S, T. G.
Brown, J. NJ Dorsey, G. w. Allen
Brice Shipley, L. W Selby.
District No. Cdr. Henry Il. Beltz
George K. Frank, George A. Shower
Elias Myerly, I j. Kopp.
District No. 7.-Josephus H. Hoppe
VIM. Reese, r. b. Norment, VIM. j
More lock, Daniel II. Roberts.
District No. S.-David w, Houck
II. Ii. Lamott, Samuel Shaffer, Jere
miah Ii. Smith, Joshua Shaffer.
District No. 9.-John N. Selby, VIM
Hooper, James II. Steele, DIR. S, X
Waters, VIM p. Anderson.
District No. 10.-James w White
Thomas +. Cover, George Warner
James Diifendal, Isaiah Ham.
District No. 1l-Benjamin Bower
sox, d. w. Snader, L. 2. Slipgluf, d
II. Maynard, Thomas Smith.
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BACKING WATER.-Under this cap :
ton the Senfdid published. last week,
twoextracts from the 1drocate, perfectly
consistent with each other, and added,
comment on the above would be super.
auous" We think so, too. The Sen
tinet probably thought this the most
convenient way of disposing of subject
which it found rather iDcoupenient to
dispose of otherwise. This little piece
Of finesse, to relieve itself from the s, RAFT
in which it found itself, will deceive &c
one. Such tactics are readily under
stood As to backing water" the
Sentinel will probably discover that we
are not Of that sort. We are accustom.
ed to sail straight onward, even though
there should be craft with the black
flag at its peak, right in our course.
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Gen. N. B. Forrest denies the exis-
tcnce ofthc Ku KIux organization in the
South lie says: Il have mysclfbe
personally abused as being the leader of
the Khan. / have willingly borne this
vituperation hcaped upon me, because
did not desire to appear prominently
before the public in print, and knowing
that my denial would entaugle me in a
controversy which did not court.
Hence ! remained silent. | have no
ambition for political honors, and choose
rather @ pursue my calling as civil
engineer"
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The Baltimore papers publish an &C.
count Of the unfortunate shooting, on
Friday night week, of young girl
(whose name has not yet been ascer
tained) at point on the Philadelphia
railroad, near Chasc's Station, and the
arrest of six men, named Joseph League
VIM. Hughes, john Ahern, Benjamin
Wilson, John Wheeler aud james vii
son, the two latter colorcd, on the
charge of being connected with the
affair. The parties, were lodged in
Jail at Towsoutown.
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The New York World is edited and
controlled by Republican. 1t is paid
by the Republican party to play part,
aud it is a matter said to be beyond dis
pute that Manton Marble was induced
by Republican gold to damoralized the
Democratic party in the campaign of
1868, by proposing after the October
elections to withdraw Seymour and
Blair from the contest. With this
money, it is charged, he bought and
paid for the World printing establish
ment, and SO became wealthy and i'm
porting character.