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New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

polilieal NolreS
Seventeenth Ward Council Of Political Reform.-
Mass meeting 20 81 Marks place. TUESDAY, 0obes ~ SEP
All invited BENJ. tAihAf . fiesuS1~
J. W. HAwsA. Seceary.
Grant and wilson, Dix AID Robinssss,
FiFTH GRAND RALLY. -.
NORTH CAROLINA.... 1000 hEBtAskA.'''''''' 80
OSr.,,.......27,OOO MAINE. .....'.''' '-iiioS@S
OHIO INDIANA sss.ss @~0
PENNSYLVANIA. 3j.n01l
AND NOW FOR GkWlOEANl
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WUDyPsDAY EVgNlNG. OCr. 49, "A O'CLOCK
will be sG .essei g 49,.
HON. GB0RGB u. hOBbavh
sacreiarY Of the Naty,o.
NON THPODORB W. DWIGHT
will preside
series Of euDhcan Ifhner 70 % lnta Al NE
WEDNESDAY hNkiNu anfl12 tee
paigu. ba.iss corlialiy n5ted
Political GOOdd.
PURDY, vho t1r 30 has made tha ep2PiT e
pofITs,A GOODS FlkbM OKS specially oneS furnish an
this u thor is I.assgareneea
pnas Bedres Torhes Uniforms sresok st the sHe ms<ks1
nsS, Al No ! aaidealAne, heS-fosk
Creeley HAS aHd Capes.
L. sJsMAN Co. Is NarNn-ss,
Manufactures Of all kRls Of CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS.
Patont Open-WOrk Banuers, VITA PoTvas ard DesguA
Fsg, ana rrsnsgsTencies Orders slei 5Y nail.
LANIGAN 8 CO. l,l3i Brsadway Ses-fet
Amin 4, Co., Flsg nBs Banner Aiarufgctarers tor
e CamDaigu % lgl lULfONSt., William, hcslofk
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE STATE CANVASS.

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
nsApqgIRTfss y Y LiHrnS' RErugucaa sr.1s
ConnrrTnH Rooms 80 AND al. ~. hicHOLs HOTKL-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CLERGYMAN CURED OF CONSUMPTION BY
IA 6CHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP
Bosros. Mass
)R. j. Fl. SCHRNCK :

na VIM s ~
and 1 s sn
danger and cast about me for an sals from the mpsnd
ssaIsiy seep.i,al and fearful o. being dupsa having
Mh your was Obstinate
even e fault nSt natii ne living witnesses healed re-
slss sa until ne s
sss ss.. ssSss,s
Hnss s :nS o ! sas
ssa d = :Sss
@ SS ss SS r
been ssSss ss pale sheet o.
ana Member q %s shasR s% .n :n
:sf aSs s i g.
nj s ys: hsss ssd ne
S1si ssTsfa . n.s
precious yet too precarious to delay moment took
into nj ias ss1aR o e.
ss " 'sne" n.
:s:s Ssss &
had M afp'aS e
weakness IN the chh and feQuent eructau0n OF Wnd,
am qn6s sIro1 noweysr are refsS1ns psiore
them but few days, but have fosnd great relief AZ.
cordng to present appearances shall be sbe
again very and come out OF the Sickness Sfonge
| than ever was before. a9 IS II -.
AS oHr cangs are similar in striving to relieve the
o sSs an esSy @ e s s the S
lay nef9re the world my testimony IN aycr q Pull
Pastor Of the Onion Mission and First independent
SS.fse. frsssSsd his day io, ar,s time after
more: March l. preached twice; feel quito strong.
March 2 preached three times and hold meeting every
night; therefore may be considered well man.
Thanks to the name OF DR.. J. H. Schenck Under God,
your medicines have cured me. aa asH.G
most every Northern State to and ALL am the
man and wherein was sick, now healed. am
not the only relieved In these parts but Of
my acquantances have been recently benetted One OF
my parishioners, after spending large sum on ply
At first IT did not agree with him It was too sweet,
and threw him into violent reching. He then took the
Tonic and the to prepare the way for IT. and perse
vered in taking IT, until now instead Of going to
And many Others might name. I have taken thirty
bottles OF the Syrup and of the Tonic The Tonic
and Pills. perceive, are IN great demand in Boston.
SsSChHfENcKs puLMoNIc SYRUP, sEAWEED ToNic,
AND MANDRAKE PILLS. Prepared by J. II: sGHENCK
SON nSrt@heastEcorner Thea SIXTH and ARCH STREETS.
- j. +; HENRY, No. 8 College place, New York.
s Wholesale Agent
I'll ITO be contnucd.l
p. S.-Dr. SCIlENCK will be professionally at his
rooms, 81 Bond street. on TUESDAY. December 81
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n <<LAND Dec B-Clearcd, steamship Peruvian
-. smith, Liverpool; bark Eliza White. Mahoney Car
rR0S,W,INsGETowN ROW. s Dec N-Arriyed schr Matte
In port 18th, bark Falser Dan) Bache from Antwarn
oi ~ dnoma IN cnargs OF pilot. and 4 much clogsed
Bark Daniel Webster, Flynn nom Malaga for Boston.
AZ anc nor about miles from Wood End with loss ~
iore aud main toggaliantmasts and anchor. y
p nasuc rranknn rurvere. from New Orleans for
SAVANNAH, Dec 29-Arrived shis spectator mr,
Albnrger New York; Herbert, Woods Hole Pour Sis
sailed-Steamship San Salvador Nickersou and Hunts
Vile Crowsa New YORK; OK; ship Wild Hunter, Aowatt
WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 26-Cleare1, steamship Regu-
iator, Freeman New York; schr Carleton tBr Aiburry,
Nassau. l.f @f ''v43 -
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wlITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City OF New York (Br), Lochcad, Lverp DOL
Dec ~, via Queenstown 3th with indse and 326 pasen.
gers, 10 Dale Dec 81 lat ~ 10 lop 81 80
pany with Cunard brig rggcd steamer, lound east
,uppooed Siberias since put into Halifax for ceaD 18Th,
II 10 PM 30 miles east OF Sandy Hook excha nged night
Liycfpool,
wsi iHdse and passtngels 10 Acxandge son, F-Se-
The New York herald., 1872-12-30
PROBABLE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

At ten O'Clock last night Charles Kelner a Ger
man, thirty -four years OF age. stabbed his wife,
Annie, several times, at their residence 343 Bush
wick avenue, with knife, used by him IN his
business as basketmaker One OF the wounds
there are three IN the side head ana hand) viii
prove fatal. Onicer Drum, OF the Sixth precinct,
arrested Kellner.
The New York herald., 1872-12-30
A HORRIBLE C0LLIERY ACCIDENT.

POTTsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 20, 1872.
Henry Williams, employed at the Thomaston
Colllery, while cutting Ice slipped and fell 600 feet
down in the slope. He was instantly killed and his
body terribly mangled.
The New York herald., 1872-12-30

Whence 1t would appear that while in the four
parishes 1888 persons voted for the liberal candi
candidates on the State ticket OF the same party,
while the radical vote varies only thirteen between
the TWO tickets. The manner in which this ridicu-
lous bunder was made is well known. The vote OF
journals In the first place and was correct as ex-
pressed In the returns for President. Alterations
were then made according to fancy; but either
lected TO change the vote for Presidential electors
In the parish OF BOSsier they report 100 votes
for the radical ticket and In Natchtoches 200 for
either parish. The officia returns, the evidence
furnished by which Senator Kellogg was so anxious
to obtain and perpetuate, shows that Bosser voted
555 for Kellogg and 953 for McEnery and Natchi-
The statements herein made are facts OF record.
They are derived mainly from Mr.. Kelogg's bill OF
complaint and from the s0called ofiicial promulga.
tion OF election results made by the persons deslg
mated BY Judge Durell to perform that duty. The
statements based on the genuine Official returns
can be verified by those returns The papers and
documents in which they are comprised
fcers-gentlemen Of undoubted inteprity-by
whom they will be scrupulOusly preserved, and in
due time submitted to the scrutiny OF Congress.
On our part we challenge the production OF any
Legal documents whatever as the basis OF the COM
pilatlon made by Judge Durell's returning officers
We assert that no such documents exist; we main
tain that no such documents can possibly exist
Hawkins, Lynch and Bovee have never had a
glimpse OF the election returns OF the State Of
Louisiana as compiled by the Commissioners OF
Election and the Supervisors Of Registration ac-
declared to contain the evidence which, In the
words OF his bill, sis necessary and Important
and indispensable as proof OF his right to" the
Durells decision and the laws Of the State 1t was
the duty OF the returning officers to make q fair,
honest and truthful canvass. THE COMMITTEE.
The New York herald., 1872-12-30
ALMOST A MURDER.

James Williams, colored. threw the lid Of stove
at Mary Murphy, colored, last night, at SO Thomp-
son street, fracturng her skull she was attended
by DR.. Stelle AID removed to Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1872-12-30
A TRANSFER PACKET SUNK.

EVANSVILLE Ind. Dec 49, 1872.
The Leclalr, No. transfer packet, OF the Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville Railroad, was
struck by cake Of ice tonight and was sunk in
Eve feet OF water. Her hull Is full of water.
There are prospects OF q general breakup OF the
ice Tonight.
The New York herald., 1872-12-30
Mar. F.. j. HERON Rises to Explain and
Makes Everything as Clear as Mud.

Makes Everything ~ Clear as Mud.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The HERALD Is usually 80 correct in its statement
Of public matters that was greatly surprised at
the inaccuracies in the leading editorial OF the oath
instant on the Louisiana trouble and having been
somewhat mixed up In the affair deem 1t my duty
TO make the proper corrections Under the State
law the returns OF elections sent to the Cover
nor, to be laid before and canvassed by "Return-
Ing Board" composed OF the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary Of State, John Lynch and T. c.
Anderson, and any member Of the Board who Is
candidate at the election is ineligible to act as
returning oflccr. The Board met In accordance with
the law on November 12, there being present Gov
crnor II. c. Warmoth, Lieutenant Governor p. b. s.
Pnchback, Secretary OF State r. J. Heron and John
Lynch, and organized by selecting Governor War
moth as chairman and John Lynch as secretary
on motion Of Governor Warmoth the Board ad-
journed until the next day, for the purpose OF
having Chief Justice Ludeing, OF the Supreme
Court present to administer the required OATH on
the 18th instant the Board met pursuant TO al.
Journment, the same members present. and the
oath was administered to all b. the Chief Justice.
Lieutenant Governor PiGchback and 7. C. Ander-
son being Candidates. on motion or Governor
The New York herald., 1872-12-30
S HIP PING NEWS
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEw YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to whitestouo, IL ami the
now open for the transaction OF business
This line win be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given TO merchants and others
communicate promptly m H#
AS there is other teegraphic communication with
whitestone the Herald Line win open all business
and private messages, and the attended to with all
Iossible despatch.
Allmessages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message Of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels OF whestone,
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YoRK HERALD free
Eerald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald ship News once pier No / East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 broadway
Whitestonc Dock, whtestone. Ii.
>-
Almanac for New Yorlr-ThIs Day.
FUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
sun sets........... Al Sandy Hook. .eve 06
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.
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NATURES ONLY sPECIFIc-BETuEsDA SPRING
IN Water, for Dyspepsia, CONSTIPATION, Dropsy, Dia
betcs Brights Disease, Urinary OrEaus Liver. Consul
iaton and directions tree bv Dr. HEATH Agent rooms
30 Broadway. 80
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashed orders filed and Information furnished
TAYLOR * CO., BankerA
No III Wall street.
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 20, 1872.
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A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA of different States; legal everywhere; no publicity;
state FREDERICK I. KING,
COunse lor- at Law, 1868 broadway
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Almanac for New YorI-rh,s Dax.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF pETARTCRE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JANUARY
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renced strong and NV gales to Cape Hstteras; Dec 1s
a 81 sss s sl sS
Yarmouth, ms, bound north x.. o,,..n. nae n.
%Hss sass ass sss
NV Bee u sPS passed sshr Carrie Meyer savan
sis ss Sffs
Steamship Virgo, Bulley Savannah Dec .! with mass
bear bearing %iles sp % VIII s.%sSiP s:sassol'
e o Ec % S
wna S9wns % and heavy seq % a. the time
name her stern being under water chr Hannah Little
ss. ssss g.
:aa cps sn
Fl % or hs sS @ y e f s
on her; sent Sosi to her after laying Sy two
ss5 all very much e1hadstsd having been ne wreck
Sr xnn
Steamship ste5ss M G NoIa With mdse and
mSs 70 nj OnnS v9lntsss can with
Amsncf Co. yssss to Dc Bolinsr Pct.sr @ ' Co. Had
Sa 6Sss sp,Is Ssn
sk anS %S NV the
schr Osborn G9r!i. Curtis Virginia. s''''-'
sssi ssi }ssas T.a5 Van fs:a;y sasgyiss ginr 51s'a.
ebr sebr sasean ssassiaSn fFYnan FHs1S vnsnis vH,sHis
sc,r schr a.aSaA a.dS SIap$sT. 5slsimose.
co~s sa%e4s f dS MeT SeM HAVEN
h oaSes kNsy D fer Ssw seSor nr
schr Samuel oastner Jr, Risley, Philadelphia for FAN
schr Elizabeth Magee Barrett Philadelphia for Salem
, 1872-01-11
oLnANmas FRqM zee Faasa

Fl y i. 4 "I
The woman aueation;g what did abe.
have on sns,rig st,j MI. !.
A bride received among other wedding
presents recently; two sewing machines,
three pianos, twelve ice pitchers, and eight
family bibles, large size. Ell iq sgaidi ssa
A Virginia editor has come 10 the seon-i
clusion that's man might as we'll under
take to hold himself at arms leBgth and
then turn double somersAult over Z meet.
ing house steeple, as to attempt 10 pablish
a paper that viii suit every body. .19o 20 &.
.Oh, Tommy, that was abominabie in
you TO eat your little sisters share Of the
cake why said Tommy, didn't you
tell me, ma, that ! was always to take her
partr ~ -
An Oregon toast oyera glass Of ardent,
"Hre.s what makes US Esarold clothes"
AChicagov girl wrote to- herqloyer in
Springfield, Mass, just after the FIRE, say
ing:i Our wedding-day was setfor next
week, and if yon win standuplWith a vo-
man dressed in cotton skirt and her faith
er.s oYercoat, icorneion.' The brave youth
telegraphed in reply Get ready. ! viii be
with y0u.' u q - sa0 grel 5tR
The greatest pleasure of life is l5TeS; the
oreatest treasure is coutentment the
Greatest luxury Is health the greatsst
comfort Is sleep. and the best medicine Is
true friend, .
Revenge is sweet. The young ladies'
anti>tobaeco society in Waterville. Ne, is
Offset by the young meme anti-coIset as
sociation. ia 5 Z t'e.i sell ~ lsliob 20,
An Exchange having received poems
entitled the Z Trobbing Brain and the
sBIeedinR Heart, concludes tQ wait, for
the Aching Stomach Before ~ 6iishiAgs
either.
The last instance Of modesty is that Of
a lady who refused to wear a watch in her
bosom because it had hands.
A. citizen of Washington has collected
niuety>eight different colOred cats. 81,
A young miss of IA was recently sent
bv express through the companyof Wells,
Fargo g. Co., from Vallejo, California to
Annapolis, Nd. She was under the care
of dozen different agents, and had moth
ing to do but obey directions, and arrive
safely, G Cd.
London has opened new business-a
regular trade in wild animals, which is
really brisk. Lions and tigers may be
bought either at Wholesale or retail.
A Wisconsin justice of the peace lately
granted himself divorce.
, 1872-01-11

you have been my coed Samaritan, and
am Hurs yoq VIII rejoice q my happiness.
/ was married last night to Miss Morse.
You remembef her, young lady Of wealth,
beauty and good position in society.
+ She. read no more. Some one ia the
adjoining room heard something heavy fan
and rushed in. They found her on the
floor apparently dead. They picked her
up and sent for a physician, "A severe
shock, Was his conclusion. She is dying
Of heart disease She became sensible
again, but her heart was utterly broken.
Seven years of waiting and then the false.
: hearted lover had left her-left her, after
squan6ering her property, to die in mis-
cry Even then she uttered no complaints.
She had all his letters, little keepsakes,
and every tribe pertaining to him brought
to her. She bound them mp aud addressed
them to him. After am gone send them
) to him., she said. A week later they laid
p her away and fulfilled her request. Rupert
Kingsland began TO practice early and his
success was wonderful, despite the
noteriety which his false heart had brought
upon him. On the first day after he came
back from Europe, Mary Morse gave a
party. She made her brother watch Mr..
KingslaEd and bring him up. See if l
don't win him from that faded Estelle Ath-
erton ? she exclaimed before he met her.
His tickle heart easily proved recresnt to
every vow Of love, every tie of honor.
Two years afterwards she was about to go
down q fight of stairs, when she uttered
a loud shrek, and fell forward 10 the bots
tom. When she became eonseiouss She
said, : Estells Atherton stood ct the foot
Of the stairs Y Whether it was merely
delusion of her guilty conscience, we can
never know. Any way, the fall fractured
her spine, and until this day she is a Mis-
ersbls, repining, cross, faded invalid,
frightened 10 be left alone for moment,
and she Is conscience stricken wretch,
enduring all the pangs of earthly purgAtoEy.
Verify my friend is, being avenged / 1t.
is Gods just retributioh. - ,qa ylb ,wn
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Hymans signature in the order book
forgery. The real orders we're 10
run ito the Clinton siding for the
frst section Of Empire freight
II hasbeco currently reported, and
at the trial, We are informed, tha, a.
soon - the csrs had left Wesfpert the
operator at that paint rau out aud at
tempted to signal the receding train ;
that he appeared greatly agitated aud
10 c.enterisg the Office exclaimed,
!" Ny God there will be an awful col.
lision for ! have orders TO bold tie
train here" THESE orders, IT should
be understood, came to late for Tho
operator 70 stop the train. ,f y
The rerpcnsibili'y for this terrible
disas,er ought to 10 fixed upoo the
proper parties. Enough attempts have
been made to screen the guilty living
by v,ligning the innocent dead.
McCormic was acquitted by the jur,
after fifteen minutes', dcIiberation
Perhaps the Clinton county authorities
will indict some opo else. and get III,
right man next time. The Epitonist
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Cincinnati Answered.

1t is easy for the Liberals to
talk sbout the strength OF their cause.
But facts sre quite as eloquent. Lei
them look at the elections held week
before last in Indiana. 4tv .o
10 the city Of indianapolis the Re.
publicaps carried every ward but two,
and elected eight out Of nine council
men. A Republican, gain Of uine hue
drej since the last election.
10 South Bend, Indiana, the home
Of Vice-Presijent Colfax, gave tho
largest, Republican majority ever 81
ven in that city. and Republican
gain Of over three hundred since The
lalt municipal election.
And then let them look at Will
Transport this State. Tho election
held there q few weeks ago, resulted
in the full and complete success Of I
Republican Corporation ticket. A Re
publican gain since last year Of nearly
300. -.
How is that for II reply TO Ciu-
cinnati. on the part Of Administratio
Republicans
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06

The Natiopal Republican conven.
tion will assemble 10 Philadelphia
on the 9th of juno. President Grant
will probably be unanimously repomi
mated, the people OF nearly all the
State. having instructed their, dele.
gates to vote for him. Mr.. Colfax i.
likely 10 be reponinated, but Henry
Wilson is strong, and may come to
the front. Pennsylvania would stand
q good chance Of receiving tho uom.
ination il The Republicans OF the State
unite on man for the place.
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Important Trial.

A trial was concluded at Lock lla-
ven, las. week. which throws mach
light upon the question OF the respon-
sibil,ty for the terrible disaster al
Westport, on the Philadelphia and
Erie road last summer. Patrick Me.
Cormic was the engineer Oh the fatal
train of which the lamented Hy man
was conductor. McCormic was se-
riously injured at the tine Hymau
aud others were killed. The yerdlcI
OF the corouer's inquest, 1t will be re
rendered, threw the blanIe OF the
disaster upon conductor Lyman and
engineer MeCormie From this con
cusiou the public generally dissented.
Hymau had many warm friends in
this city, aud all aloug the line Of the
Erie road where bis du,ics took him,
aud was well known us most care
iui aud capable conductor.
Tho authorities OF Clinton county.
taking the verdict of tho corooer's iu-
quest as the basis oftheir action, bad
McCormic arrested and held to bail
to answer Q charge for running his
uaid without orders aod causing the
loss Of life which resulted from the
collision at Westport. .l ,f -.iI
IL was proved on the trial at Lock
Haven, that the orders said TO have
baeu found upon The body of Hynan
and the person OF NcCormic wero
G Gsudulspt sDd Whit claimed 10 10
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Accents the n OuijnatIOn

Hon Ulysses Mcrcur, the Repabli-
can candidate for Justice Of tho Su
prone Court Of Pennsylvania, has ad-
dressed a brief, clear aud manly letter
10 II. J. Rceder, la;o President of
tho Harrisburg Convention, in which
he accepts the nomination. Tbs let
ter is dated Washington, April 2G
aud says:
Your letter informing me that
have been unanimously nominated
for Judee Of the Supreme Beoch BY
the Republican State Convention, held
10 Harrisburg ON the 10th inst is just
received. ! duly appreciate the hon.
orablc aud responsible poeitiou OF a
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
Common wealth of Pennsylvania. The
multifnrious rights Of more than three
aud a half millions OF people may bc
subjected to his judicial action.
accept the nomination. IL the people
rat.iy the action OF the convention
trust that no act Of mine shall cvel
lessen the traditional confidence and
esteem in which the judiciary Of ouI
State hus ever been held by the bal
and by tho people.
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The Democrats are surprised at,
and disgusled with, the little dispo-
siIion shown BY the Republicans ovel
the country TO commit political sui
eide by deserving their party, sacri.
tcing their principles aud throwing
the sstional power into the hands Of
mon who brought rebellion, blood
aud bett upon the country. OF course
Democrats who want to regain powe
try to persuade Republicans that the
party has now fulfilled its mission
aud should DO disbaaded ; but true
Republicans understand that their
party was based on the eternal prio
ciplss of Right aud Justice, and there
fore it's mission will not be accom-
Plished until those principles ars os-
tablisLed SO 6rmly us Devor again To
10 liable TO DO endangered. That
time has not yet arrived, and will not
~hils . Democrat lives to put forth
his pernicious beIesiss Of State SOW
ereiguty, no power in the national
government TO preserve the Union,
10. The Republican party has yet a
great work to do, and the people soom
TO bs disposed to uphold IL 10 doiug
that wcrk. -i'sn9s -..i Aal i--'