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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
ENRM FOR SALE!

State of Vermont, Lamoile District, SIS. In
Probate Court, holden at johnson in and
for said Dis onthc Oath of Jun, A. d. 1872
An instrument pnrpOrting 10 20 the last viii and
Testament of Laura Webster late Of Stowe,
n said district deceased, being presented TO the
Court by r. Savage. the Executor therein
named, for Probate
1t is ordered by said Court, that oil persons
concerned thcrv.n be notified toappear at a session
of said Court + TO held at the Probate Office in
johnson on the 18th day of July. A. ID. 1872, and
show cause, ifan, they may have, against tho Pro-
bate of said will for which purpose it is further
ordered, that copy of the record of this order be
published three weekssuccessively In the LAMoILLg
NEwsDEALER printed at Hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing
BY the Court. Attest.
32w3 ..., ',s..ti.t. i l. PEARL, Judge.
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/Ohns0n.

J0hns0n.
Most cf the farmers will commence
haying this week.
-Abjah Buck has put up house,
frame on the north side of the new street
across the Gihon, and intends to have
nice house in course of time
,-Stearnes & Carpenter have contract.
CD all the butter tubs that they can man.
u'acture to parties in Franklin County,
lpstead of being able to fill orders for
them, as stated last week.
On Friday last, some cattle went
INTO the river from II. A. Water
mans pasture and it became necessary to
get help aud ropes to get them out which
was accomplished in course of the night.
1.-The Fourth passed off pleasantly and
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
SIOh'e.

Store.
During a thunder storm last Thurs
day, the Baptist church in the western
part of the town was nearly destroyed by
lightning. 1t first struck the stecple thea
passed down into the interior of the build
Ing tearing up the pews and doing deal
of damage.
The Good Templars here propose to
celebrate the anniversary Of their organ
ization next Friday evening at the town
hall. They are to have Festival where
YOU can get a plenty of ice cream and
Strawberries and cream.
Mrs. Albert Raymond. formerly of
Stowe, Cied in Iowa 18th Of June.
The glorious 4th was announced by
the firing Of guns IN the morning, aud wci-
coined in the afternoon by two lic.nic par
ties. One going to Notch, and the other.
by means of the storm, was driven to IL
private parlor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
Local Matters.
XrRe REk.

No demonstrations we're made here
on the Fourth, except a few are-wOrks
Aerc lci "a in the evening, aud sending up
paper balloons.
The hay makers are quite busy, hav-
Ing good weather for their business
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

A cold II neglected seldom failst to result In OBJ.
stinate diseases of tho lungs. This remedy when
used according to directions will break up the
most severe cold in single night. 1t will cure
your cough and allay that unpleasant tickling in
the throat and is the best remedy for colds, Group
to the tasto and yet so active in its results. 1t
truly works like magic.
WM.JOSLYN &S0NS, Barton, VT, Proprietors.
Sold by all dealers In medicine.
GEO. q. GOODWIN &Co., Boston Mass HENRY
l. CO., Burlington, VT, General Agents. sm3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
SOLD BY DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
~ Ut EtsG
STALLlONS .YAAI2DE
~ EtWVyJEA Y4fla
AT THE MALVERN FAR RMS.
i" SEASON OF 1872.

.-Festff, K1.. TATTERSILL,
Brown stallion, Is IA hands I; foaleu Aug. 8,
1867, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam by Dam
lei Lambert (by Ethan Allen out of Fanny Cook
by Abdallah); I'd dam Quakercss, by Young
Emperor (by Bridges Emperor out Of chcrub,
by Abdaiiah) 3D. dam byFir Charles, thorough
bred son Of Dprocr-wHl make the season of
1872 at the Malvern Farms: MorrisyiNe La
moille Co., a. SOD to insure, ,.se.. >, ae1r
. Dial, ~
Brown stallion, 16 hands,. foaled J une | 1868;
by Gen, NJ. Patchcp, ont Of Quakercss (pedi-
gree above)--wiH make the season at the same
place at $50 insure Mares kept al, reosona-
bic rates at owners risk. 800.
~ ALMoN ". GBIswoLp.
Forcirculars, and al matters pertaining, to
the horses, address HENBY S. TowN, Superin-
tendent, MorrisviIe, Vt. 24m3
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VERMONT CENTRAL Il. Il. LINE
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
Commencing June 3, 1872.

Trains Gong South and East--Leave Waterbury
nj IA IN, % u. IN, ahd % IN.
Mail Train leaves UEdensl nrg at e 90 p INST AL
bansat 70 Il. IN. and connects at Rutland for TOY
and at White River Junction aud Bellows Fails
with trims for Boston, Worcester Springfield and
n. Y, at New LUndOn with steamer Tor New York.
Day Express ieavrs Montreal at 90 n. M, St.
Johns at 10 20, O5dcnslurs ut 20 a. m, ri ats
burg at . ~ n. IN, Mo0ers junction at 10 b a, IN,
st. Adams ut II o. M arriving in Boston via Low
ell ut lH0lp. IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdenshurg at CO p. M,
Mont cal Is p IN, st. johns % p, m, st. Albaus
35 p. M connecting at W. r. junction and Bel
lows als for Boston and vicinity, Worcester; aud
anO at at So. Vernon for Springfield &c, arriving
in N. VI IL 80 p, m
Trains going North and West-Leavc Waterbury
at III IN, az am, " p m, and 8 10 pm.
Day Express leaves Boston via Luwoll ut n m,
for Burlington, Montreal st Adams &c, arriving
il Montreal at . Is pun, aud Ogdensburgh at } 20
West.
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at am, via
Lawrence and Fitchlurg at 30 IN, Springfield d a
ID m, for New London l.01 H. IN cOnnecJin gat
W. r. Ju ictinn with Day Express train
Accommodation Train leaves Northfeld at 7 d5 Il
IN. for Burlington, Rutland. StAlhans, 0gdens-
burgh, etc. rr Night Express
leaves New London . %. So. Vernon at Q IS p. IN
receiving Passengers leaving at 10 p IN, at
Bellows Fats from Cheshire r., leaving
Boston at 30 IN, connecting at White River JPN
with train leaving Boston at p IN for Burlington,
Montreal and sdcnshur9h, connecting with steam
ers and Grand Trunk r r for the West.
sleeping Cars are attached to the NightExpres.
trains running between Montreal and BOst n. and
st Alhans and Springfield, and st Alhans and Troy
and Drawing Room Cars between Montreal and
Boston ON Day Express Trains.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
g. MERRILL, Gcn'l Sup.
st Adams, June |, 1872.
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"Enhout dsubt the finest periodical published, harg
equal either in Europe or America."
S CRIBN ER'S FOR JULY


From Lossng's delightful Article on West
Point (profusely lllustrate) the brilliant Co..
clusion or Wilkinson Critique on LOwcl's
Prose; Warmers Charming Paper. Summer
Back Log Stuiy, the best of the series publish
ed; DR.. Hollands Editorials: "The Christian
Sabbath in Great Cities;'' ''The Literary Blu
reaus Again" "Our President;' Indirect
Damages two Curious Articles of Popular
ScIence, Illustrated: A Startling Expose of
Smuggling by Women, and the Means Employed
for its detection; Sparkling Papers in the Old
Cabinet; Growing Excellence in Home and So
ciety, and the New department of Nature and
Science, by Prof Draper, beSider the usual va
riety of Stories, Poems, &C.. &c.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.
Fol One Dollar we will send the Magazine ON
a trial subscription for four months, commence
ing with the Nay number.
Price $500 per year, or 30 cts. a number.
For sale and subscriptions received by all
Booksellers and Newsdeaers.
SCRICNER g. CO., Publishers,
654 ROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
HOTEL FOR SALE!

HOTEL FOR SALE! -..-..
ii AT EDEN MILLS
The subscribers will dispose OF this celebra-'
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business. 1t can be
made q favorite resort for pleasure seekers be-
ing located near Eden Pond, and some oil the
best fishing grounds in the state. The pro- crty
is in good state of repair and doing good iysf
ness. For further particulars enquire ti or
address the subscribers on the premises.
HILL s. MONTGOMERY"
Eden, Mach IA, 1871. 17sf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
Morrisville, Nov. 81, 1871.
VILLAGE RESIDENCE
Y ,FORtSAIE!

Having resolved to go West under the provisions
of the Soldier Homestead Act offer for sale at q
bargain my residence. consisting Of house 25x32,
l. l6x3i, thrOughly finished. harm W tn shed at
tached and about l-3 ofan acre Of land. Situated
in the village ,fMorrsvillc, corner Main and Sum
mer SITS. One of most desirable locations in this
thriving village for professional man,
CIlAS. q. DODGE.
Morri.ville April Sth., 1872. [2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
Desirable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber having engaged in other bud
ness offers for sale lie farm in Walden, containing
about ninety acres Of laud. There is a good sugar
orchard on tho nrtn Of about 1000 trees, furnished
with good apparatus for susarng most OF which
is nearly new. Also abUut 70 apple trees. The
moving and tillage in an excellent state Of
cultivation. Tho fences are IN good eond tiohI
with an abundant supply Of material for repairs in
future. Tho buildings consist Of large dwelling
house, convenient for one or two iamihes,. which
attached Also two good barns with ample SEEDS
for storing manures, farming tools &c all In good
condt on. Running water at house and barn
large cistcn at the house for supplying soft water,
excellent facilities for keeping DAIRY. This farm
Is situated within one-forth of mile Of North Wall
den pOstofee and still nearer to church and school
house, aud on a good road In winter and summer.
Terms liberal. For further particulars inquire Of
+. T. HOWARD on the premises.
PIP. HAYNES.
North Walden AUG, 25, 1871. 45ff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
XTAIUADLE FARM FOR SALES
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account OF poor health oierf
for sale his farm, situated at ElmGre Center
known as the old Ulmsted place. The farm eOn4
and black ash Tailos and will NateTOd, 10 Is undef
high state uf cultivation and suitably divided
Into woodland pastuTage and tillRge land. IL 10
vne Of the oldest farms in town, Is frat tate for
grass. every acre of which can lie mown with
machine. The house Is suitably arranged mr. daiT,
purposes, with sufficient outbulding. There 10
good stream Of running water IN the house and OF
the barn. There is n small orchard the place
and Of the hest surg orchard In town CONSIST
ing of about 1000 trees with suitable apparatus for
carving on the same. The farr viii be sold
together with the stock so tons of hay and grain
SUGAR and dairy utersits aud farming tools or farm
clear To suit the purchaser.
fillmore, Aug. 3Ist. 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
Ed,card Larkin's Estate.

State of Vermont,, } In Probate Court, hrl-
Lamuille Dist. SIS. Sden at johnson, in and for
said District on the th day Of June, A. ID. 1872,
Miranda NJ. Larkin. administratrix on the esate
OF Edward Larkin, late Of Waterville In said dis
triet deceased, makes application to said Court to
extend tho time heretofore allowed hertz payethe
debts due from said estate, and to render hef adj
Whereupoa it is ordered by said Court that said
application be heart at tho Probate Office, in
johnson on the still day Of July 1872, and it is or
dered that notice be given to all persons concern
cd by the publication Of this order In the La
mobile Newsdealer, printed at Hyde Park three
weeks uecessively. before said hearing. Dqul o
BY the Court,--Attest,, s. s. PIKE, Register.
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Commissioners Notice.


The Subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable PROBATE Court, for the District Of La
noble, Commissioners, to receive, examine. and
adjust ali claims and demands of all persons a.
ganst the estate uf
Nathan b. Gates, late Of Hyde Park,
In said district, deceased, represented insolvent
and the term Of months from ;he 18th day of July,
1872, being allowed by said Crurt to the ored.
tors Of said deceased, TO exhiil and prove then
respective claims before Us. Give notice, that we
will attend 10 the duties ofouI appointn ent the
Store ol b n. Gates in Hyde Park,
in said District, on the LIST Monday OF 0ctoberap
January. next, at nine o'clock, In the forenoon
Of each Of said days.
r. S. PAGE, (Cemmls-
IRA nERRICK, siOners.
Hyde Park Ju1y eth 1879 a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
FOR SALE.

ll'hNu TIN OhhE' v
The subscriber being about % engage in the
marble business offers his farm situated one mile
from the the Randolph Road" and riiree mile
from Morrisville formerly known us the Esquire
liutchins Farm" containing 50 acres Of good land
suitably divided with buildings in good condition.
and has good water commences Terms, easy. For
further particulars enquire on the premises Of
Il sa1 trd NJ. II. BBNDY,
Morrisyille, Nov. 81, 1871, It'll L
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
EDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
MARBLE WORK

Those wishing 10 purchase Grave Stones, OF
Monuments, viii fnd it for their interest to notice
the following facts;
FIasr.-That my Stock Of MARBl e is NOT culled
from dana. cd lots, but is selecte- from the best
grades of
VEh.MO VT & ITALIAN MARBLE.
SEcoND.--That nv workmanship rs equaled by
few and surpassed by none. 49,
THRD-That have facilities for transportation
and for Granite Work. equal to the hest.
FaURtH. = That ] am selling at REDUCED
prices.
FiP1H.-That am prepared to back up these
statements to the full satlactCn of any who favor
4. r.. MAX.
Tardwck, March, 30, 1872 2ld
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READY CLOTHING.

. Prices ranging from 400 to 5000 per suit
He has also a PILE of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09
"Praise-God Bsrebones.

with derout thanksgiving to the
great Author and Giver Of all good, We
chronicle the glorious triumph Of the
Republican cause aud the election Of
Grant and Wilson BY an overwhelming
majority -. SeAtaei.
1t ia comforting to know that Rad )
ieal organ has the grace to thank Prov
ideuee for auy political result; especially
as 10 the late elections that party relied
less upon Providence thaa upon bribe
ry, fraudulent votes, and Federal mar.
shals and commissioners. This pious
euunciation Of the Sentinel would have
been worthy Of the sauc,imonious
praise God Bareboues" OF the Crom-
wellian Parliament, upon whose lips
piOus CALCULATIONS were prOfase, even
while engaged 10 some very impious
things. The spirit of Barebones still
lives, and ike old John Browns, is "a
marching o."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09
Love VS.. Hate.

Mr. Seward, With his dying lips,
beseeched his countrymcu 70 love one
another.
This was the substance Of a telegram
from Auburn, Mr. Stewards late resi- =.
dance. He was the author Of the sirre-
pfessible conflict, and his life was de-
voted to the narture Of uudying hate
between the sections. II was solemn
nocksry, 10 death, to inealcaie lore for
hate. Let bis name 60 dOEu ia history
as one Of the chief iBsiigatOrs Of that
diseord among the States which eaImi-
mated 10 civil var.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09
Falsehood Rsfu,sd.

4 SHINY TRIcg.-The Democratic
party msns<sFs were gnilty Of a very
dirty trick 10 eeaaeeiiSa with Tucsdays
sleelina. They had tickets priased
with the names Of The Greeley eanii
dates Ter Presideaiial electors upon
them. but emitting the names 81 Grcelcy
aud Brown. The eyiaens object OF
these tickets was to gall uswary anti
Greeley Democrats iata FOsiss foI the
electors, nader the impression thai BY
50 doiag they uere GOT v0,ios fer Gree
ley himself. We haFe, ~ YET, DO mems
Of koowia- 10 What exteal the tries
Vas successful But the party that has
besa preaching against corruption sud
fraud daFisg the eampsiga. has given
Is striking eommsuiaTy upon ths
SKIER iusiaeeri,y Of us professions Of
parity b this s<seaily sane -Ssatisti
The .SsHitaei is lavish Of its esBsure
Of the Democratic party managers, "
whether through Ignorance Of the facts,
Or a nalign spirit, is net pertinent. The
tickets il refers to we're prepared ia
asfersaee TO the PFejaaiees Of those
WHO wished to vote, bat did ret want
the names OF Greeley aud BrO1s upon
their ballots. It vas kaowD that there
Sere many such SOssrs. and it IS fully
eviaeed that shsrs we're, BY the fac'
that numbers Of the regular tickets
voted have these names erased With pea
aud pencil Ia vas proper, therefore,
that such tickets should be prepared
foE the use Of these voters II vas mel
ioae TO deceive them, nor was i. esleu-
lated TO deceive soy01e; the Ssatinkf
paroxysn Of virtuoas indignation, there
fore, falls TO the groaoa IS baseless
Caunes the Democratic party regulate
its oHn affairs and consult the eonse
niesee aud wishes Of its oEa members
without subjseting itself TO the Willis
cation Of the iS.aiinel, which blurts oai
its false sccusstioas Of Hrsseally game,
"slimy trick" dirty trick ?" Tbs
dirt, the slime sod the raseality, arc it.
own, aud exist oaly in its eva prurien
aud over heated Imagination.
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Russia hiss 20 iron ciads, France 81.
Great Britain 10, Prussia 6, Itaiy 6
The largest Of the Rus>isn iron eiAds
are the Seyastopol aud KnisE Pojarski.
the FIRST OF which is also the oldest.
haviog teea isuurhcd ia 1855. She
nesr y equals the British Black Prince
aud Warrior il dimensions, aud exceeds
the Ere nth Gluire ard Norman
die Her Cos, was Sl0,7l5,0O The
EassiAR irJn elads, If costly, are cmi
Densiy seaEorthy. differing 10 This from
some OF the EugiIsh. Tie naval sta Us
Of Rassil, which IS Of very rseeui ere
aIien aud groS,h, i. wonderful Al
ready Russia Is the third maritime
FoWer Of Earope, aud its rate OF ia
crease Is at once rsp,d aud steady.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Another 10, ofthcss beautiful Freneh
aud Engllsh Cassimsres aud Osereo4i-
ias irom New York, at
II l. Norris & Cos.
Meas and Boys Kip Boo,,, all kinds
Of Ladies aai Ch.llran's Shoes, cheap
at W. o Ligge,s
4 frssh supply Of Dog Skin Gloves
for Ladies aud GeBtlenrn just received.
at IL. L No.ri, & Cos
Alpaeas, a beautiful uad complete
assortment Of Alpzezs all grades and
eo!ers, at } iisgiiag & Bros.
Big Bargains IN Ready made Cloth
iBg, at Seheataal & bros, at the
Den0t. 2t
For Blrgsins IN Qaeeusware zud al
kiads OF ilgusekeePl Z Goods, go 10
" . Liggls.
Horse Blankets for sale cheap, at
} Yinslirs & Bros.
laad Pegged Calf Boots, Only 81 so
per Psir, at j. 4 BrigkerLvtfs.
Aopsllsr 10; OF beautiful ShaRls asst
received, at j Yinsllug & BoOs.
Another Stock of fue Hats, lstes;
styles, at j. +. Briuksrhods
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psspO,isn in Georgia.

GsuefaI Giants idea 81 a Republican
form Vi gogetsueat Is set forth 10 bold
coloTs By the sets OF his agents 10 Georgia
The Telegraph. oi that State says lhs,
leieeiives So caliv1. are scat through
the State, siriyin. 10 eairap unuzry
persons inso ajnlis~ .sas u uhst Ihey
call violations o. the euiurcemea, act.
10 hungiuE up negro evidence 10 sNcaf
TO their vile asseveraiions- Upoa such
testimony s0m= Of tie bes; e,tiEehs u
Georgia have been sdely arrested aud
are forced 10 answer cha ges not ous OF
whIeh ha- ever heea made kaoKa t.
ihem RrceoJly. a basd Of ten Quilted
States soldiers led b az ohcer. catered
the house OF DR. j B Re rel. 10 the
vieini'y Of Gordon ia the rujess mzu
ner, .oisliug. with lheiI ruff 40 presence,
she sleeping chamber Of Two young
ladies, tesriug from ihsir Pelsoas the
bed clothing which covered them
They theu visited other domieilcs, max
Ing several arrests, aud 10 one instance
robbiug tbs pockets Of Que OF the
prisoners OF fiteea dollars. In al lhese
eases robbery is added to the other out
RACES The men are allowed TO p,uBder
houses aud plek the pockets Of suspgc
ted persons, xiihoui eyea a reprimaai
from those headlaE raids upon peFsoas
aud Pfeperty. Redress By the sisil
Law Is impossible The sword Is mere
poieutial ihsa the Constitution or the
elYil statutes Sueh are Ihe acts ct
General Grants officers. aad these are
his ideas OF tie manner 10 whish : rr
pablicau form Of government should be
administered, -Fhth.deiphia Eye,
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he Presidential Elec,ion.


The result Of Tuesdays ballo, is &c
fore the eOauirv. President Grant has
fresh lease eff power for another terra
Of four years. and We have lost heavily
in Ccugress This result, howsver deep
y deplored, must b submitted to with
whatever grace The Democratic parry
can command. in the presea, hSar Of
adversely. Toe causes which have led
to il may now be seen and understood
By the least obsergaat. That ehaia Of
Political circumstances. and those blaa-
ders Of policy which illuminated 10 The
nomination 81 candidates which failed
% hsE0osizs the party, did the work.
Bat We have 20 esasures to utter. II
was 80 error Of judgment, behaved TO
Be for the best Let it pass. " SsE
DepariarIsm," Pzssiyism," Liberal
isu." have raa their course and the
Demosrn,ie party vii sos 80 back 70
6rss principles. Parged IS By Ere !rcm
these fangoas exereseeaees temporarily
sliuging to il shroagh she sgeney Of
wsll-meaniDg bat mistaken nes No
msn, nSw, who values his standing aai
desires to mainsaia his position ia the
Democratic party, viii seotaTs to nsa.
ton similar lire Of policy agaia. On
the ether baud those Democrats who
eoala eos cOnseieatiOasly vote for Mr.
Greeley, are entitled to the rigat Ct 10
dependent Judgment Il is 90 detri-
meat to them that thsy refused 10 sur.
render that judgment, and their De
moeTaey eaanos be called IN question
On that account We Will noS ose and
all uaile together under the old party
banner, and labor hopefully and zeal.
oasly to retrieve the mistakes Of the
past, which have Only deferred success
FOR another four years.
The result of Tuesdays election
however brought about, means this
there i TO be no @elaspihg Of hand,
across the bloody ehasm, ba; the ehasai
is to be made wider and deeper, aai the
South is to have the life-blood crushed
cut Of her berea,h the heel Of de<po,iS
power. There is to be DO cessation o.
the peeulstiou aud pluader whieh har,
eisgraced this Administration, aud eaus
ed it to staul on, ia history, without
parallel, for the dishonesty Of It's of5eia
retaiuers, and for the iElbseiliiy Of il.
chief There IS to be no return Il
economy in the public expenditure, bat
extrasaganee viii run rioi, because iht
condemnation Of the people has bees
withheld or defer. 4. There viii >.
no oeseFTa3ee OF the checks and bzlan.
ees interposed BY the cousii'aSioa tt
keep each departments Of the sorernmell
withia It's proper sphere. & sabseryieat
Congress viii register the edie,s Il AZ
ssarping Executive; the kabsas cOrpa,
aud the purity Of the bslio; uill uS
longer be amoas the privileges Of tia
4 Arser1eAn people, uatii me uemocraii'
party resumes its sray. That ,ins
eznaot long Dc deferred, If the Demo
cratic party remains tras to its aneisDl
principles, aod rallies as one nan t.
renew The struggle for the rescue Of ih,
country from the nildsw aud blight o
Radical dominaiioa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

CaaEoLL v.TY-Toms's vote for
Governor, lsst year. 10 this county, EAs
2s5sS. Grants vote. 90 Tuesday last,
Was ASST, = loss Of 0ss vote, compared
with the vote Of last ye4r. Govsfaor
WHITES Fote. last year, vas ASS.
Gresley's sOss : z.505. sbowing that
$50 Democrats wers absent frem the
polls asd did uot vote. Besides, il has
been asosrtained that al iinpcsfsss reg
issrztiOo has deprived rs Of At least 50
vctss more These facts clearly iudi-
cate Ehas the soaBsy . esrsaiB for
Democratic victory asxs f4A.