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R- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION for the Benent OF the Free
School Funa-OGlcIal RafIle Numbers:
GLASS No. b55-MoRNINa.
4-17-27-37-5l-18 8-44-59-25-77-l9--l6
CLASS No. 553-EvBNING.
2-4-4l-2458-63- 6-35-70-43-60
Az witness our hands at Charleston this 14th
day Of June, 1872.
FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
iunl5 Sworn Commissioners.
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Drnus at Uholesaie.


paratlons, nov used by Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price List to DR.. b. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills. powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss OF
Nerve Power, &c.
Elixir Cinchonia OHltsaya
Elixir Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixir Calisaya, Iron and Btsmuth
Elixir Calissya, Ferrated
Elixir Oalissya, Iron and Strychnia
EiIxir Pepsin, BIsmuth and stroyhnia
Elixir Valerianate OF Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsn
Bitter Wine OF Iron
Wine OF Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry
comp. Syrup of Phosphates iOr Chemical Food)
Syrup Of Hypophosphitea tfor Consumption Bron-
Losenges OF Pepsin and Iron
Licorice Lozenges, cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, &c.
Elixir TaraXaoum Comp. This is new and Valu.
able combination OF the medicinal properties
associated with Aromatics. It ls very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
its medicinal virtues, 1t Ia u.eful as q vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quinine.
Elixir Gentian and Iron
Elixir Bromide OF Potassium.
Syrup Phosph. Quinine Iron and Strychnia, (Ait.
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
tratlon, Indigestion, 0hlorosls, DC.
Elk, falerlAnaJe OF SCryCnnl8
Elk Phosph. Quiuine. Iron and Strychnla {of the
greatest service whore there Is q tendency to
Paralysis,
Beef, Wine and Iron an elegant combination,
especially servlceable In cases OF children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. R Warner 90.
manufacture full line OF Fluid Extracts and
Sugar Coated Pills. all OF which are to be had at
Manufacturers Prices. Of
DR. a. BAER, No. 1a1 Meeting street,
mch23 dkw8mos Charleston. 8. O.
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mn. wnL1Ax E. SIMMONS, Jr., is the
travelling agent for The NEWS, for south
Carolina
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Mannfattnres.
Gppartnersblps an6 Dlssolntinns.

nISSOL UTION THE FIRM OF
~ COHEN HANCKEL d co. iB this day dis
solved by its own limitation. Either Partne.. will
Sign In liquidation. CHARLES F. HANCKEL,
JOSEPH COHEN,
surviving Copartners.
Charleston, 8. O., June Is, 1872.
Twill carry on the Business ln my own name,
and trust that the friends Of the late firm will con-
tinue to me their support and confidence
JOSEPH COHEN.
In retiring, / beg to recommend Hr. JOSEPH
OUHEN to the Kindness and confidence OF my
friends. Until further notice will be found at
his office. CHARLES F. HANCKEL.
jun14
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NHoICE WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS, &c

TEAsl TEAsl TEAsI
LsON'si 40
WILSON -! q
300 KING STREET /
soS KING STREET |
3O6 KING STREET !
Owing to the large quantities OF TEAS out OF
bond, and now being sacrificed by jobbers to raise
money, We have bought for CASH-anticipating
the reduction OF duty
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE DRAWING OOLONGsI
FINE DRAWING OOLONGS
FINE DRAWING OOLONGs
WHICH WE WILL SELL
WHlOH WE WILL SELL
WHICH WE WILL SELL
AT EIGATY-pIvE CENTS PER POUNDl
AT EIGHIY-ElvE CENTS PER POUND
GIVING TO CONSUMERS
iNs siviNs TO TO ooSsSaEss oSsSaEs
A TEA THAT IS WORTH
A TEA THAT Is WORTH
A TEA THAT IS WORTH
81 Is GENTS PER POUND
~ 81 Is CENTS PER POUND
81 rs CkNTS PER POUND
FOR EIGHTY-FIvE OENTsl
FOR EIGHrY-FIvE CENTS
FOB EIGHTY-FIvE CENTS
THIS TEA WILL BE As POPULAR AS
THIS TEA WILL BE As POPULAR AS
THIS TEA WILL BE AS POPULAR AS
WILSON'S FAMOUS DOLLAR TEAL
WILSON'S FAMOUS DOLLAR TEAL
WILSON'S FAMOUS DOLLAR TEAL
WHICH HAS OBTAINED A Run
WHICH has OBTAINED A RUN
WHICH HAS OBTAINED A RUN
NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN CHARLESTON
NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN CHARLESTON
NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN CHARLESTON
SAMPLES MAILED FREE I
SAMPLES MAILED FREE |
SAMPLES NAILED FREE |
SAMPLES GIVEN AWAY FOR TRIAL.
SAMPLES GIVEN AWAY FOR TRIAL
SAMPLES GIVEN AWAY FOR TRIAL.
REMEMBER, WILSON'S
REMEMBER, WILSON'S
REMEMBER, WILSON'S
IS TIE ONLY PLACE TO BUY TEAsi
Is THE ONLY PLACE TO BUY TEAS
IS THE ONLY PLAOF TO BUY TEAS
THE ONLY HOUSE
TIE ONLY HOUSE
THE ONLY HOUSE
THAT MAKES 1T SPECIALITY
THAT MAKES 1T SPECIALITY
THAT MAKES IT A SPECIALITY Q
THAT BUY MORE AND SELL CHEAPER
THAT BUY MORE AND SELL CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER STORE
THAN ANY OTHER STORE
THAN ANY OTHER STORE
HAVE A LARGER ASSORTMENT |
HAVE A LARGER ASSORTMENT !
have A LARGER ASSORTMENT
MORE VARIETY OF TEASI
MORE VARIETY OF TEAS
MORE VARIETY OF TEAS
90 TO WILSON'S TEA STORE,
GO TO WILSON'S TEA STORE,
40 TO WILSON'S TEA STORE,
No. 800 KING STREET
No. 3o6 KING STREET
No. 500 KING STREET
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EOUND, A PAIR OF EYEGLASSES
I Gold Frame. The owner can have the
same, by proving property and paying expenses.
apply at NEWS office. jun3
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Meetings.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF DAN
LODGE, No. e3, 10. B. B., WIN be held at
ihe usual time aud place. Election OF officers.
Members Will please come prepared 70 pay ihelf
"'ie"A'' ASHER ,. COHEN,
t,,,s. Secretary.
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IosI ann Jonno.

r OsT, ON THE MORNING OF THE
IL 14th instant, male Canary BIRD. ANY
uue re- urning It. to No. 130 Calhoun street will be
suitably rewarded. jun15-l
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TITO A. MOSES, PH. D.

Geological Surveys and Maps promptly and
exactly executed. Phosphate & anu Mlnnlng Pro'
nished. Separating and Metaurglcal Process.
ses adapted to Ore Deposits. Special attention
to OHEMiOAL ANALYSES OF FERTILIZERS,
Drugs ores, Minerals &c. LABORATORY,
dec23Htuth8mo NO. 20 deorge stfeet-
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UTANTED TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH.
EkN LIFE INSURANCn COMPANY issues JUint
Lie Policies, lusuring the lives Of partners In
business, 30 that, on the death OF either, the
It also insures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
maV18
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A GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN.
w TO do huusework. Apply al No: 422 King
,roat IuDl5-1f
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NOOK WANTED AT No. 1lG BROAD
" street. Also House Servant
inni6-lf
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Uama.

VTTANTED, A HOUSEMAID. APPLY
w at No. s East Battery. Recommendations
juno =
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that. the cheapest aud best warranted
Sewing Machine in the market Ia the HOME SHUT.
rLE, price SIS and SS7. Dan be eeen at the Gene.
rsl Agency, No. 255 King street, corner Beaufain
street. T, l.. BISSELL. jan12-6moB
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Gnnrarlnndl.


CR RACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
" SCaOOL-Instruction will be given and the
use OF machines allowed gratultously on Thurs
street. Junl8N
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WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN
w servant Good recommendations re-
aulej Must live on the lot Apply at No. z6
Knit edge street. 0t 10 A. nj. )unl5
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BOARDING..

VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS AT THE
Waverly House. with Board, at reduced
prices, for the summer months. Mrs. A. J.. KEN
NEDY, Proprie!ress. lon4
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@ BE VERY SURE TO TRY THE
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP for house cleaning.
DOWIF, NOISE DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston. 8. O,
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A LII DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
IA. MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
anu at the shortest notice. Also few good &C.
cond.hand Machines for sale Vesy low. J. l..
LUNSF0RD. Smith street, north OF Wentworth.
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for Gale.

MULES AND SES.-THIRTY
lHl head No. Saddle and Draft HORSES,
win lot OF AL MULES, Just arrived at Mills
House stables, and for sale for CASH, or City ac-
ceptance. X. GRAHAM& l. GO. jun15-5
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Tbe GbarleStnn AemS'

SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1872
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OFFICE TO RENT, No. 2l BROAD
" street, under Messra. PRESLEY, Lord q
Inglesby. Apply at No. Hsyne street.
may30-thsiu
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3nsnrlnfe.
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

The undersigned having been recently appoint
ed Agent for Charleaton OF the above Company,
with tho right to take risks In any portion OF
South Oal sllna, would invite the attention OF his
friends and the public generally to few argu.
ments in its favor. It is q
PURELY SOUTHERN COMPANY,
and invests all Its accommodations at the South.
1t is ably managed and has large capital. 1t
does business on
TIE CASH SYSTEM ONLY,
and ut rates as low as any other sound Company
in the Country.
Gall at my ofice and allow me to show you the
long list Of Pollcyholders, which ia the best evi
dence Of strength In Company.
EBEN COFFIN,
Agent for Charleston 8. O.,
No. 81 Broad street.
GEO. II. COFFIN, snb-Agent.
apr,5 tn Atlantic Wharf.
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A THREE-STORY BRICK
BUILDING, on the north side Of Hayne
street. Large cistern on the premises. Apply at
No Hayne street. may30-thstu
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VIVIAN led, A COLORED WOMAN TO
w cook and wash Ivr q small family. Ap-
ply at No. SO Ashley street. junl4--"
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A COLORED WOMAN, WITH ONE
~ child wants to get situation In the
country TO do the washing or general Homework
OF family. Adfress Lydia, NEWS Office.
iunl2
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TTEACHER WANTED IN A
Il healthy locality In the country, Young
Lady to take charge or small school OF girls
Must be competent TO instruct In the highest
branches OF English and Mnslc. Salary two hum
tlred dollars and good BOARD In q private family.
Apply to Mesars. STOLL, WEBS co., Kiug
street Charleston. juuS-Stuth3H
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hEast and LOose.p

At Pittsburg Mr.. Greeley was consistent,
1861, in the Tribune, and later in the "Ameri-
can Conflict fully committing himself to the
most odious form of secession doctrine as
held by the ex-rebels of the South. At Gin
cinnati, under the whip and spur of his back
ers, he turned sharp round, repudating every y
thing he had said at Pittsburg and vehemertly
declaring that sthe Union abides forever"
This last speech Of the man who hungers
and thirsts after Office shows better than any
other utteraDce or act Of his life his racilla-
tion and entire want of that stability of char
acter absolutely essential to true greatness.
But Mr.. Greeley cannot thus play "fast and
loose" with tie American people; at Pitts
burg be uttered his true sentiments. while al
politician vainly endeavoring to blot out q
record which, in the short space Of twenty
four hou s, raised shout of indignation from
every quarter of the country.
Insumuch as Mr., Greeley's speech at Pitts.
burg was taken down in shorthand by a re-
porter who came with him from New Yorl
for that purpose; and inasmuch as it was per
sonaliy supervised By himself before it wa.
given to the press; and inasmuoh as it bu
reiterates his own well-known theory o,
secession, the fewer attempts he makes t.
wriggle out of the result of his imprudenc
the better. The cat is out OF tho bag an,
cast he put back.
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PRxsrDENr GRANTS PRINcIPLRs--

PRrsrDENr GRANTS PRINCIPLES
~ would sum up the policy Of the
Administration to be q thorough
enforcement Of every law; faith
full collection Of the taxes provided
for; economy in tine disbursement
ofthe same, and q prompt payment
OF the debt Of the nation |;
a reduction of taxation and
tariff to be SO arranged as to afford
the greatest relief to the greatest
number; honest and fair dealing
with all honest people, to the end
that war, with all its blighting
consequences, may be avoided,
without surrendering any right or
obligation due to the United States
a reform in the treatment of In
dams, and the whole civil service
of the country; and finally in Sc
curing pure untrammeled ballot,
where every man entitled to cast q
vote may do so just once at each
election, without fear Or molesta-
ton or prescription on accou Mt oil
his political faith, nativity or color
US. GRANT"
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~BAXTER,S CALI.

At Phillips Hall on Thursday night last a
second edition OF one of the most carn.st,
searching, exhaustive, truthful political
"calls" was proclaimed to crowded attentive
and enthusiastic audience of men ard women,
it has been our good fortune to listen to this
campaign, from the lips Of WILLIAM BAXTER.
We have only room this morning to give AN
outline of his speech. With incontroverible,
written Testimony from citizens Of Washing
ton City, and from the pen of Schuyler Coll
fax, he showed that tho charge of drunken
ness preferred by Geo. W. Julian, and reite-
rated By Gen. Grants dastardly s,andere RS
was false and without foundation-a "ma-
licious fabrication," as Julian's Radical pro
bounced it. By letters written and signed by
Geo. W. Julian, he proved him to be an I'M
truthful man-decei;ful-- treacherons-dis
honorable. In view Of the condition in which
this exposition has left Geo. W. Julian, it is
not inappropriate that we should make slight
alteration in paragraph in one of his
speeches (Which vii! be found on page 2SS)
and make persona! application OF it to him:
"Wirz, some days before he was hung, sent
for a copy of 'Daxter's Call to the uncon
verted We woull give Geo. ". Julian
copy Of the same book, bu. we would let the
gallows OF public opiuion have him, with its
'unerring finger Of scorn pointing at him.
aud leave God to determine what should be
done with his sori'
From official evidence and Friends testi-
he proynA thu. I'm tb-;.t -
dealing with the Indians was grand sucse So.
and no failure, as has been charged by the
! enemies of peace and good government. The
Inauguration, by President Grant, of arbitra-
| ton in the settlement OF difficulties between
Nations showed that, though military man,
lie was eminsrtly peace man and states.
man. He met and refuted the charge of cor
ruption and lack of economy on the part OF
the Administration, by showing up the uu-
exanpled prosperity of the people-the
rapidity with which tho public debt was being
extinguished-the removal Of the burdens Of
tnxatiea from the people-the protection
Afforded to the humblest citizen in the Soutt
by the prompt execution Of the Ku-Kiux laws
etc. lie met the charge Of a want of christi
anity in not Thanksgiving" all the traitor,
South, BY showing that the teaching OF chris
tianity was that repentance came before for
giveness--a ceasing to do evil and learning L
do well was first required, and whenever sucl
unrepeutant rebels as JEFF. Davis, Tombs
Wigfall, and others OF tho same ilk brough
forth fruits mete for repentance, the time fo
':geneSal amnesty would have arrived.
The effort Of William Baxter was naster Fl
one, and his large audience gave a heart
"amen!' to his u.terances.
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The New York lines shows up
the Office record Of the two emil
nent Civil Service reformers. Ly-
man Trumbull and Carl Schnrz, in
a way those gen leman will tlespise.
Sehurz desired his friends to have
nineteen Consulships, eight Mis-
sions, two Cove ruorships of Terri
tories, two Msrshalships, one Dis
trict Attornoyship, four Indian
Agencies, two Surveyor Generals
offices one Register, one Pension
Agency, one Chaplaincy, twenty
seven Clerkships. twenty Post
II asterships, three Revenue Col
lectorsbips and two Assessorships
and one Surveyorship of st.
Louis; but only one of his friends
were sufficiently humble to be
laborer. One Of Schurz's Govern
ors was Jim Ashley, while some
of his other friends arc well known
to fame OR ir:famy, one of his
clerks having been removed tor
stealing. The great Missouri re-
former asked the removal of col
iec:or because he was y Democrat.
In all, Mr.. Schurz wanted places
for IO4 friends, and he got his full
share,
Mr. Trumbull we nted places 70,
nineteen CoEsuls, i: Consul Gener-
al two Commercisi Agents, includ
ing that in San Domingo, twenty
nine for Trustees and four Posta
Agents, two Judges, two Mar
shals, two District Attorneys
three Indian Agents, two PEN
sion, Ag'ts. one Surveyor G enera
three Supe intendents of India,
Affairs, one Librarian, six Clerks
ono GovcrIu,r, one Claim Agent
seven Assessors, five Collectors
and two Supervisors of Interna
Revenue. While for one of hi
friends all that he begged wa
ssone office, no matter what. MIR
Trunbull put hiuse in writing a
70 nsacty seven friends, includin
q bruther-in-law. His son he die
not trust to paper. He went an.
made personal threats to the Pre-.
4. saezt as to him.
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/
On the day after the Cincinnati
Convention gentleman OF this
city met Mr.. Hendricks and asked
him what he thought Of the result.
Mr.. Hendricks reply was, II
think the Democracy have made
great fools OF themselves" He
will be fully confirmed In his opin-
ion after the 18th OF November
Ind. Journal.
Ii the Republicans of Missouri
keep on gaining in strength for the
next two months as they have
gained in the past month, John Il.
Henderson will be elected Cover
ncr 6: the St.tc ~ 10000 MAORI
ty.
Senat II Morton aud vice Presi-
den. Co:f.x, spoke ct Valparaiso,
Ind, Oh the 26th Mr.. Colfsx pre-
scented dag 10 the German Turn
vereins. Like all tho meetings
Senator Morton addresses, this
was rouser, and i. shows the
high appreciation and love the peo-
pie Of Indiana, have tor those two
distinguished champions of Re-
publicanism, ard pure and unde-
field patriots and statesmen.
President Grant has issued
proclamation abclishing all duties
on imports from Japan in Japa-
nese vessels, SO long es japan OBJ
serves similar rule in relation to
exports to that country from the
United States.
The State Government Of Tennessee has
been in the hands of the Democracy during
the past foar years, and get the Knoxville
Chronicle sorrowiully says: What the people
of Tennessee want now is an honest, efficient
administration OF tho State Government.
A little daughter of Samuel Frank fcl, into
well in Rockport, the other day, and was
drowned.
The hollow trunk Of sycamore tree is
used as a caiaboose for combining disturbers Of
the peace in Geneva, Adams County.
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not. His sneers at tue soldiers;
bis total wan. Of sympathy with
the wal; with the soldiers, or with
any results Of the war, remain.
He prefers reconciliation with
the rebels 10 any sympa.hy with
the soldiers, with patriots, or with
his country. tic is today, what
he began, huinhug without miu-
CATION But let us GO on. Accord
ing to the newspapers, he appear
ed before the Chamber of Com
merce OF Cincinnati. Did he deny
he was for immediate specie pay
ments3 Did he deny anything the
Tribune had said about that Not
at all. He wen. on in a meander-
ing half silly way, to tell the
Chamber OF Commerce that in
their wisdom they had best look out
for some method Of resuming--
that we are in sort Of half dis
honest condition-which is not ac-
ceptable to the great humbug.
For the present we leave the mas
who Swings round the circle"
That Greeley has thought proper
to make q Western progress" ~
nc matter of regret 10 US who go
for Grant and the republic, and
who look to the success of Grant
as the success Of the republic. Of
the Union, and of human rights
We do not believe yet that tho
American people want either viz
tue, intelligence, or patriotism
We believe that no political hum
bug a:tsd in America will be 50
completely exploded, SO thor
oughly put down, as this of Hor-
ace Greeley as candidate for tue
presidency. To suppose thu,
Greeley could possibly be ele tied
is to suppose that the American
people are destitute of virtue
Intelligence, and common sense.
f. D. Nj.
MORROW, Sept. %.
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Geo. W. Julian's Opinion Of Demo.
Gratis.

Geo. W. Julian's Opinion Of Demo.
Gratis.
81 have little faith in the oath of
q rebel under any circumstances
the oath of q traitor
pxovcs nothing, but the perjury of
thu, villain who takes it,
and the exaction of such an oath
is scarcely less than
u 0ckery. = No govern
aaent can be secure and no govern
1nent deserves to live which al
lows its enemies a common and
equal voice with its friends in the
exercise OF its powers.--Julian's
Speeches. Page $40 and $50.
You may take the lowest speci
men bearing the animal Ggu.e of
man, and you cannot make him
vote anything but the Democratic
ticket. Page $50.
jeff. Davis is Democrat, and
go is every God-forsaken rebel at
his heels. Not only is it true That
rebels are Democrats, but so arc
sympathizers North or South
Page 1876.
There is General Lee as hungry
Tor the gallows as Davis. =
Nor would I stop with Lee, would
hang literally while l had my hand
in. = ] wish we could hang
them 10 the sky that bends over US
II these men are no: pun
ished, and you allow the inferna
poison to sift itself down into tut
general mind .ha, treason is re
crime. in little while we shall b,
shaking hands with our dear South
ern brethren, the government maj
get back into its old ruts, and an
other hOrrid war may be the harv
est OF our recreancy to our trus.
But suppose you were to hang o
exile all these leaders-for il 70,
don't hang all Of them you shout,
put them out of the way-you
work is then emily just begun"
Pages 1918.