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LErrERs. Letters addressed TO the
persons named below are detained in the
Post Office, in this city, for want Of pre-
payment ofpostage Master Hedly Cook,
Carlisle, Pa. Theo. Wallace, Dallas, W.
Va; L, W. Bryson & Co, Centreville,
Belmont county, OGI.s 8. franklin, Par.
kersburg, W. Va. r. T. White, 237 North
Market street Phlladelnhia, Pa.
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IAN now selling my entire stock oil
Boots and Shoes, including Womens'
Misses and Childs' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. l havea large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire 10 close
them on before receiving new goods,
Call carly you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue Is days. L. v. Blond
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, August 2S.
This morning two boys, named William
Turner, aged nine years, and Frank Bun
stcd, aged eleven years, whose parents re-
side at n and IS Cornelia street, got into
n quarrel, when young Bunsted drew o
knife and stabbed Turner, inhicting dan
gerous wound.
This afternoon little girl named Su
sana Miller, while playing on verandal
in the rear Of her parents residence, 30.
Milwaukee avenue, fell distance of /.
feet on q picket fence, one Of the pickett
entering her neck and causing almost in
slant death.
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Police CouRT.-The following had
hearing before Judge Good at the Police
Court yesterday morning: Frank Lila.
sure, disorderly conduct, fined five dol.
lars and costs; Jacob I'reckal. drunk, one
dollar and costs; John Stein, drunk, one
dollar and costs; Ben aIiis Kigh CLARK,
drunk. one dollar costs.
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FoRTHE CAMP MEETISG.-By referring
to an advertisement elsewhere in our col.
umns this morning, it will be seen that q
train will leave for SIoundsVille this and
tomorrow evenings at $50; returning
will leave MoundsvilIc at lO;3O-Wheel
ing time.
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TnANKs.-Mr. Thomas Hornbrook has
placed us under obligations for the finest
Tuberose plant we ever saw. 1t Is full
six feet high, and is crowned with a
bunch Of pure white flowers, whose per.
fume Is ofthe sweetest and most delicious
programme. In floral matters we ques.
ton II there Is any one III the west that
can make finer display than Mr.. H., and
no one anywhere oxcels him In choice
fruit.
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To CLOSE To.MoRRow.- We heard
yesterday that the camp meeting near
Moundsville will close tomorrow night
one day sooner than was originally in.
tended. This change in the programme
has been made, we believe, on account Of
the damp and muddy condition OF the
grounds and the roads leading thereto.
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Steamer News.

LONDON, August 20.
The Nevada, from New York, arrived
ut Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, August %.
The Helvetia, from New York, has ar.
rived here.
NEW YoRK, August %.
Arrived, the Idaho, from Denmark and
IiyerpOOl,
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A CART heavily lOade'l with grain
turned over on South street yesterday
morning. The driver, who was on the
cart at the time, found himself short
distance in the rear after the turn over
on his head. a.f
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Losses OF Insurance opFIcEs-By
the sinking Of the steamer Viola Belle
near the mouth Of the Missouri-Viver last
Saturday, the Peabody and Franklin h'
surancc companies Of this city lost $2y25O
each, and the Citizens 5000.
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PoRTFoLro Photographs are the latest,
and are decided improvement over any.
thing out. Persons who would like col:
lection Of nice pictures, without the ex.
pense of framing, will please notice specl.
mems in the window at the Partridge
Gallery,
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RELEAsED.-Owen McAvay, who was
before Squire Johnston q few days ago
on a charge of larceny and committed to
Jail in default Of giving bail for his ap.
pearance at Court in October, was yester-
day released from custody, he giving bond
in the sum of 500 for his appearance.
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A TERRIER leaPed from the third story
OF house on John street, Yesterday al.
ternoon, and was none the worse for his
sudden stopping.
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GREAT closing out sale to make room
for new goods. 1 will offer for the next
Is days my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes al cost. L. V. Blond.
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TNEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shows an GttenAaneeiof III
Students Of this Institution Five distinct De.
paHtments Of Instruction, With . full corps q
competent Professors,
Tho Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthe.
mitlcS, pure and applied; Psychology, Bthics,
Political ECONOMY, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&c, &c, carefully and thoroughly taught Prac.
teal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by APP
pfOpriaie apparatus. Special advantages for the
study OF Geology. ..I.
good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
efslOgy, Geology and COnchOlOgy; together with
May specimens In other departments OF Natural
History. Pine buildings; beautiful aud healthy
location: good society. ..F
FALL TERM begins September 9Th. Winter,
December 5th. Spring, March 2Oih. Commences
ment, June 10th.
Boarding from g. to a per week.
Tuition. from SIS TO $fper year.
For further particulars, Inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
jG6 MornntOwn, West Va.
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WANTED.-Agents for the sapp, Keith
& Baldwin Walking Motion Treadle-
From s. to $50 per day made by go6d
Canyasscrs,
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FoR SALE-One Howe Sewing Machine
al half price. Call at the Music Store Of
V. Harding, 100 Market street
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By virtue Of q Decd Of Trust exeelted " ~! MS
undersigned Tru.iec by Chas. A. BTU agI y rs
Beapcit Bdtt, hs Wii., bearing date ApIii lo n
! - n ,'-p,rI In the oflcc Of the keS9'dst oi
ONO eGuafy. ". Va, in Deed BooN NO. ~ a.
page E!a, Ilill on
TUESDAY, sepiembsf a''h' ISL
,.o.,.a to.srl a, pablo ,ale to the highest and
III IIidrT al The ifoui door Of the Court House
NJ IA eSaniy. beginning Al lOo'e!Oek, q.
TUfy rlLEiBLE BrABLyG LOT
SBnlsr Gneru. corner Centre and Seventh
.,s.,,t,. Ia IS. ". shriVeTs addition to the ely
o'TEEr. 0P SALE One I thousand Dollar cash IN
hand. and the remainder IN three equal install
ncRts In one. two and three years ifom the DAY
Of ste, thO deferred paymente being tecufed by
the parchlseT giving bond with e0Od personal
security for the came, with intereil n1til PAID
and the title being retained BY me until the same
are paid.
Selling a. Trustee, win convey sueh title as Is
vested 10 me by sAid deed Of trust.
aug!i SAML B. BARNlTL, Trustee.
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Ut. LAK1N & Co., Merchant Tailors
are still receiving new and choice goodl
for summer wear, which will be sold very
lnvv
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TsLAND LOTS FOR SALE

Having sold al the lots offered At 500 each,
except TAO. nos OlrE ten lots lpgiIrs On The
cast slds u Elm and Chesinut sutrts and ez,
tendias 20 the river. Price tgum $SOO ~ SLOW
each. according ~ Size and location. Terms,
one fourth cash. rssldae In equal !I'ial!neIi' 81
'D'' wv '' ~ $50. p. GIICERIsT.
anal Al TOP Mil
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1871.
Travellers Register.
New AdYeEtisementS.

For the Camp Meeting,
Varieties.
Window Shades, &c.
Spectacles-OxtOby & Duttield.
A Want Supplied
Young Ladies' Institute.
Furniture and Dwelling at Auction.
Wilted Down-speCial notice.
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J.H. shvEY sells DR.. Halls Columbo
Bitters. ........,..
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THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy liVtrs
upon the sea shore. It is perfectly pure and
sweet Ask for Hazard & Caswcll's Cod Liver
Oil" manufactured by
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TERMS.

Tuition has been reduced from 80 to go per
session. Boarding from 81 TO 3 per week. Tn:
furnished rooms from IS TO $40 per session, and
free tnltlon TO sons OF Ministers OF the Gospel
Of all denominations.
FOR further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof G. l.. LO6s, Secretary or, TO
W. X. PENDLETON, President,
jyI7 Bethany, West Virginia.
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MedicaI.
'CNlILIA sISIILIBUs CURANTUR
HuMPHREYSI

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simplc-Pr0mpt- Rfeient
and Reliable. They arc the Best Family hedi'
cincs in use 40 simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them; 20 harmless as TO be free
from danger, and 30 efficient a. 10 be always re-
llablc. They have received the highest common:
dItion from tho thOuRapds who have loDg used
and known IhGIn, AMI Will always render salts.
action 10 those who try them.
No. Cures PricSiH BoIss. Cent?.
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Thy Dr. Hairs Columbo Bitters. John
List sells II. r.-.f.r rf.. .....
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NoMMIssIONERsl sALE.

~
Pursuant 10 the act Of the Legislature Of West
Virginia, passed February 2j.h, 1907, entitled
An act 70 provide for winding up the AilAirs OF
tbs North Western Bank Of Virginia, the IN:
designed Commissioners appointed under said
act, will, on
THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of September, 1911,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, IN front Of the
Court House at Wheeling, sell the remaining
property assets and claims Of the North Western
bank OF Virginia at public auction for each, the
purchase money TO be payable on the transfer oil
the assets.
Persons disposed to bid can obtain full inior.
nation respecting said Assets BY application 10
Il. CRANGLR,
ADAM KUHN,
G. OGLRBAY,
q. LAMB,
augg3 Commissioners.
DOR SALE-THREE SHARES OF
II Stock AGO cach) In the lrOnton Rolling
MIL, one Of the best mills on the OHIO river;
advantages for manufacturing and facilities fol
| getting 10 market unsurpassed.
Augll !, IRWIN, Agent.
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NEW YORK SYRUP.
h- 10 Barrels Iayemeyer . Elders SILVER
Dnps, just teeeivcd and fot sale by
hugll H. REILLY.
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Sold by all Druggists. - 'O'A'
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Family Cases In Morocco, with
% large dram yialI containing the above
list with book Of directions complete, $40 g
20 paper case, with book ....... 5 q
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 i.OE yiAls, In luid, 100 doses each
with manual OF directions, giving full
account Of all diseases OF Horses Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dlrec.
lions for use, In neat walnut case, com.
pletc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $40 O(
Fonda Extract,
| Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TOOtiAehe, Bleedinl
or the Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs
Burns, Bruises, LAHeness, SptAlns, RheHmA
tism, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, BOllS, eOFns
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family hedIelni
known,
Price, C.OI. Soc, PlntS 81 90, Quarts 81 IS.
EH-T These Remedies, except PONDS. tx.
TRACT, by the case or single boz, are cent Ia
any part OF the country, by mail Or express, free
Of charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and depot, No. 5G9 I!HoADwAY. New York
For Sale by all Druggists. Z
A ftfifassJftncnt Of the above idr sale IN Wheel
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING b CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST d co.
yEg ~ THOS. J. FlNNEY.
A fail haeoFtmet Of the above for sale In Bell
aire by 80. J. q NJ. N. MERCER.
nOv5i.cOd&W cor s"0
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FOR Sale.

DOR sALE-ALARGE AND WELL
L ESTABLISHED
Printing Office, Book BindeTy and
Stationery Store.
c. HANSON LOVE,
augzi' Is, 4th Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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DiamOnd-PO
STEAM DRILLS.
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

Adapted 10 Mining, QuArying, ShAitlng Tun
neling, Railroad Grading, ArtcslAn
Well Boring, Prospecting, &C,
Fifty TO SEvENTY.RTvE PER CENT or COsT AMI
TINE or HAND LABOR SAVED.
TEST CORES" in form Of cold cylinders o
rock or mineral, taken out Of mines from AM
depth not exceeding one thousand 4 OOO) feet
showing true value, Qualification, &C.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs sharpening, as the Cutting Points
ROUGH DIAMONDS,
Are practically lndustruetlble.
FIRST PREMIUMS
Awarded In both Europe and America.
BEWARE OF INFRtNGEMENTs.
illustrated circulars sent on application.
Address
SEVERANCE q HOLT,
Manufacturers,
feb1oeod once, 10 Wall stree New York
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| :, PeVsrS, Congestion, lDhammAt on.........25
2 - Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colo. -....I
. 80 CFyinGsC6lIc or ToethinE Of InfAniS.....1S
I DlnFThOen VI Children OF Adults ........2j
5 " DyAenteFy, 0rping, Billions COllc."-....2j
" ChOleTnsMOFbuH,N Vomiting .".............2i
Coughs, Colds, BTOnehitls................
4 NeuFnIain, TOOthAGhe, RAreaehe....-.....&
. Headaches, Sick Heglafhe, YsTtigoa..I
. DyaDcpain, Bilious stomath, ,."-....,,--.-E
Suppressed or Irregular PsriOls.,,.,-.....2i
Whites, too PToiuts Periods ..............-..2i
3 Group, Cough, DImcult Breathing ..,..... q
a RruptIOna, salt Hhsum, RfysipetAs..4.r.2i
. Rheumatism, Rheumatic PhIns.........H
Is Fever and A que Chill fgrcT, 4 guess. "
u Piles, BIiBd Uf Blecdn gH..a.......
3 ODthalHiy, aud Sore OF Weak EJes.......N
II WlOOpINR-COuHh, violent cOuRhs.......D
4 Asthma, oppressed AthlnR..............iJ
! Z" lar Discharges impaired hearing. ........i0
SCFOGuln, Enlarged GlAndi, sWGllinRs ... 20
4 " General Debility, Physical Weaknrss... 20
s DFOpay and ScAuty seCTpiiJns .......,.......j0
s " sen sickness, sickurss ifpin RidinR....D
n " Kidney Disease, GTHYela........... ........O
= Nervous Debility, involuntary semi.
lHAl lllutNtIkt w
y Sore MOutl, tAnker.,.a..-.. s.........hO
% UPInHry Weakness. Waiting Bed ......LO
4 " Painful Periods, HysteflA.a... .r..........JO
z " RuileFlnaH a. Change Of LIfe...........,.l 10
J - Epilepsy, Spasmst st. VItns Dance .....l "
I " DlphtheFln, Ulcsrated Sore ThroAt........5
Price in yialA. large HlgR. ..... ... llr and 1 a
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ApPARATus AND MUSEUM.

The Institution has q complete set OF PhllO-
sOphical Apparatus, and Students who wish II
are trained In the use OF Field lnstruments-also
thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
instruction and work In Chemical Analysis, and
an ample Museum for the Etudy Of Natural His
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couRsEa on IMSTRucTIoNi

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.;
|. Preparatory course Of one year. 9 Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian
guAges, for the Degree OF Bachelor Of Arts. g..
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree OF
Bachelor OF Sciences. 1. The Course for Master
OF Arts. ). The Course for Master OF Sciences.
@. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering &c Detailed information as TO
these Courses will be found In our Catalogue.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
IL OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $4,000.

DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
q, w. PTanzhcim, ] N. Vance,
j. II. Hobbs, MiehAel Reilly,
Louis q. Sufel,
This company now having been organized Eve
years, and In that time done 8 successful business
ls still prepared 10 take risks at fair rates Oh
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, MAnufactur.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CargOes on the Western Riyers and Lakes. This
company offers superior inducements 10 Farm
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 3 or years 81
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed Of some ninety four stockholders, most
Of whom arc among our best business men, fe-
conmends Itself 10 the favorable consideration
Of the insuring public, and solicits their patron.
age. Applications for insurance will be prompt
" attended TO Al their Once, No. ~ Monroe s.,
or at their several agcuces throughout the STATE.
sANt'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO, .hRNDEL VicG President
Q. N. COEN, SCe'y.
A. L. WILEY General Agent 'u iehiq
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

which Missed 1t Lincoln a. : gorilla
and desp0t, and 1t the Union sol
diers as hirelings, denounced Grant
In the field as q butcher, and scolds
1t him now as q fool.
But he was not disinayed by DEM
ocratic rage when it took the form Of
fire, and he is not likely to be dis
heartened by It now that 1t is froth.
But when the abuse is loudest it is
well to reflect what party it Is that
utters It, and how its men and its
services to the country compare with
General Grant and what he has done.
1t is natural that those who thought
Robert e. Lee Christian hero aud
gentleman should think General
Grant butcher; that those who
sneer at Longstreet as unfaithful to
his cause because, when conquered,
he honestly surrendered, should
refuse to honor General Thomas; and
that those who excused the horrors
of Andersonville should make light
OF the Ku-klux Khan. This is all
natural, but Is 1t to such spirit that
the government Of the country can
be safely intrusted?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

|theuatloo. Summer and Schurx inay
70 the way Of Cowan, Dixon, Doolit-
tie, Seward, Chase and Others like
them, but the great party which
preserved the government and gave
to the land liberty and peace, will
survive and fulfill its mission in the
future - II has in the past
Hoscksye, 3lst ult.
In the Senate, on Wednesday last,
Senator Sumner made ship-wreck OF
his ill-advised and ill-starred expedi-
ton against President Grant and the
Republican party, and it must be
confessed his first campaign closed
with remarked discredit to himself,
and In q manner the distinguished
Senator 'smust have despised." His
three weeks Of battle and BUSH
whacking-battling by himself and
his few Republican supporters, BUSH
whacking by his allies, all the Dem.
ocrats in the House-was brought to
a sudden end by Senator Harlan, Of
this State, who, on Wednesday even.
ing, after a powerful speech in reply
to Sumner and Schurz, and in support
Of the President, brought the whole
question to its final issue by moving
that the Sumner resolutions in. ar
raignment of Grant be laid upon the
table. The man of Massachusetts,
"who never begs," begged Senator
Harlan to withdraw his motion,
wishing to keep the fight open and
himself over.prominently before the
for week or two longer,
but Mr.. Harlan, conci0us that the
country as well as the Senate had
become tired OF the mel0-drama,
insisted on the vote. It was taken,
and the famous San Domingo resolu-
tons, the poorest page in the litera-
ture Of Charles Sumner as statesman
and fair-minded man, were laid upon
the table, with 80 yeas to 16 nays
the thirty-nine yeas being all Repub-
leans, and the sixteen nays twelve
Democrats and four Republicans.
The illustrious quartette of Republic
cans who voted with the Democratic
party for the arraignment and GEN.
sure Of q Republican Administration
were Senators Sumner, his Schurz,
and Senators Patterson and Robert
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

union, snd law. The same spirit
TENS Of government. But II the
United States authority will amply
protect its citizens at the national
polls, and secure the equal liberty
which it guarantees, it will, perhaps,
solve the problem. For then its
military force would be large enough
in every disaffected State, without
superseding the local authority, to
giveheart to good citizens.-Hayper'
Weekly, 1st inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

The ferocious abuse OF Gen. Grant
by the Democratic press Is an Illus
tration Of the real feeling Of the
party. 1t cannot forgive his victory
over the rebellion. 1t hopes bya fog
of SANDER to obscure the national
remembrance Of his great and glori-
Gus service to the country. But the
people Of the United States4know
very well that the worst mistake Of
his administration is white as snow
compared with the deeds Of the nest
Of traitors and rebels, the last Demo-
cratic national administration.
While the Democratic papers sheer
at the cabinet, whose personal char
acter and efficient official service
they cannot question, the people
have not forgotten the last Demo-
cratic cabinet, in which Jeremiah S.
Black, who declared that the Union
could not lawfully be maintained by
arms, was Secretary Of State; and
Howell Cobb, one of the chief rebel
chiefs, was Secretary Of the Treasury,
plotting to destroy the national
credit; and Jacob Thompson was
Secretary Of the Interior; and Isaac
TOucey, who sent the national ships
out of reach, was Secretary of the
Navy; and John b. Floyd, who tried
to transfer the national arms to rebels
before the war began, who fed as
rebel general from Fort Donelson,
and who died execrated by every
honorable American, was Secretary
IF War.
This precious society Of patriots
was the last cabinet which the DEM
ocratic party furnished to the coun-
Try, and its head was James Buchan-
an, whose supporters now gibe ut
General Grant! james Buchanan
was the faithful instrument of the
slave-masters, and when they raised
their hands to destroy the Union and
the government, that great Demo-
cratic statesman, under the advice OF
Jeremiah Black, whimpered that
they had no right to do 80, but that
the country had no right to help
itself? These were the men whom
the Democratic party and papers,
which now abuse General Grant,
called to power when they last car
ried a national election. And the
purity Is not changed. As it was the
organization by which slavery
worked Its will then, so 1t IL that by
which the Ku.Klux would work its
will now. As it elected, Vance to
the Senate from North Carolina, and
Blair from Missouri, when he said
that he would undo reconstruction
by the army, SO 1t would sd JET,
Davis from Mississippi. and HObbt
T0Ombs from Georgia, could IL but
have . little more encourageshent.
The Democratic hatred 0f General
Grant II the Ku- Klux hatred VI loyal
men in the Southern States. He Is
the perpetual monument at the
crushed rebellion. His presence in
the White, House il the eonstaat
assertion OF the supremacy of the
Republican principles VI liberty,