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New York Mate n Co.'s Mate b a, mt vyhoIe-
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Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat. 81.
equal to any, excelled by none, at HEBBERD'S, 49,
Broadway, near Canal.
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Sill.
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Notice.-Delegates TO the Meths dist Com
venon should each return with superb and eleganr
KNOX Hat. obtained al 2l2 Broadway. .o~.-s
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A.-Hernld Bra nch Onice, Brooklyn,
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At McLewee d Putnam's, 6Ol Broadway
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Rheum atism, Neuralgia, Permanently
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
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Belfast Ginger Ale-Cantrell * Coch.
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David,s Pearl Cashmere HATS for Gen.
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Corns. Bunioms, Enlarged Joints. J vi
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Rnrke's Summer styles OF GentIrnien's
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cry ont nnti-bank, to insist on seces-
sion rs constitutional principle, and,
on every question of State policy, be
ut issue with the Republican party.
What must bo its condition 10 day
when it surrenders 10 the most def
ant and intollerant of all the expo.
nents ofradicnl Republicanism Was
it crime to encourage rebellion to
maintain Il principle which to-day is
surrendered to secure doubtful po
litical success? Surely the prcsoni
attitude Of the Democratic party is
most contemplate and despicable. II
has thrown on its Disguise aud stends
exposed rs the greatest liar and cheat
the world ever beheld It's plea 70
justify rebellion WIS hypocricy.
The wrongs IL complained of rs eme
Mating from the Republican party
had no existence, or why take to its
bosom and its confidence the princi
pal actors in such alleged exccsses.
Every objection urged heretofore by
the Democratic party against Repub
licanism grew out Of acts AMI words
committed and spoken by such men
rs Horace Greeley and Charles Sum
ner, and yet we now have the same
party following Greeley MS presi-
dcntial candidate, and patting Sum
ncr on the back as mischief maker
in the government Of the country.
II this is not a surrender, what is it
--.S.dtc JourUul
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An Address Adopted by the
Anti-Greeley DcmOCrais.

BALTraoRE, July 0.-The anti Gree
10y Democrats in session to-day
adopted the following resolutions
ResOicea, That we; as Democrats,
prefer principles to men, patriotism
and love of country to policy and
love of gain, and the preservation OF
the Democratic party and organiza-
ton to the mere elevation Of any man
to power:
Resoloed, That we, as Democrats,
pledge our earnest and active support
TO the nominee of the Baltimore con
yention now in session at the Opera
House, in this city, Proci,ted, Those
nominees be Democrats, ON Demo
cratic platform. 81. hn f3ias
ReSolced, That if any contingency
arises by which the organization is
disbanded. and its principles aban
doned, we do assert the right to call
upon all those who wish to cooper
ate in n future movement to maintain
tne principles and to reorganize the
Jetfessonian Democracy of the United
States Di t.s t I.t
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yvi,nt h, sure 10 tolio,,.

Democratic liberalitcs grow ele-
quent over the results which will fol
low the defeat of President Grant.
"The South will embrace the North,
and peace and good will reign every
wherer By what means this '.peace
and goodwin nre to be brought
about in ...ie Sori.h may be judged by
the means employed in the past. The
Presidential election of 1868 in the
Aehte of Louisiana affords gleam oi
light on this subject. The Democrats
wanted to carry the election, AS
they could ldnotoutvote the Republicans
they determined to kill them off. How
well they succeeded may be learned
from the report OF the committed
appoined TO investigate che affair. We
quote:
The testimony shows that ever
two thousand persons were killed
wounded and otherwise iniGred in
that State, within q few weeks prior
to the Presidential election that hall
of the State was overTun by violence
that midnight raids, secret murders,
and open riots kept the people in
constant terror until the Republicans
surrendered all claims, and then the
election was carried by the Democ-
racy.'
1t says of the riot at the parish Of
ST. Landry:
Here occurred one of the blodiest
riots on record. in which the Kul;lux
killed aud wounded over two hundred
Republicans in two days. \ pile OF
twenty-five bodies of the victims was
found half buried in the woods. The
Kuklux captured the masses, marked
them with badges of rcd flannel, en-
rolled them in clubs, marched them
to the polls, and made them vote the
Democratic ticket.
This is no fiction. hut words OF
truth from an impartial report. This
is ''tho peace and goodwill" which
would follow the defeat Of President
Grant; these are the Liberal rights
which would be allowed the loyal cit
izcn. The instigators and the actors
Of these terrible crimes nre in favor
Of Horace Greeley. This one fact
should open The eyes ofthe people to
the full meaning Of this desperate
combination Of "anything to beat
Grant Defeat Grant, and the loya'
people of the South are once more al
the mercy of the rebel bloodhounds
who only need his defeat to fnisl
their work of blood Defeat Grant
and universal gloom will settle owe
the South. and obscure forever til,
sunshine of liberty which is just be
ginning to light up its once desolat,
fields. Defeat Grant, and civilization
is retartcd at least century.
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,
Greeiey's Nomination.

Tho nomination of Horace Gree.
Icy for the Presidency by the Balti-
more Convention on the 9th inst.
apparently does not meet with the
approval ola large portion of the
Democracy of this county. We see
none of the enthusiasm 30 common
amongst the party, in former years
The nomination fell as wet blanket
upon them and it is very doubtful
whether the leaders can succeed il
mastering up sufficient enthusiasm
to remove the Indifference and cold
ness now manifest amongst the rnnl
and file of the party.
Greeley has been q life long anC
bitter opponent to the once prout
Democratic party No man has don,
more to bring about its downfa
than the erratic philosopher of til,
New York IribW,e. This, as we'll as
the uncertainty, rs towhat will be hi,
oourso in the future, will keep many
of those who We're always faithful tc
thoir party from the polls, willis
many OF them will be found battlein,
in the ranks Of the Republican organ
iZatiOn.
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The Great surrender.

For ten years the Republican press
of the country has labored TO con
vince the people that the Democratic
party constituted stupendous fraud,
Horace Greeley has written volumes
to show that the men who composed
that organization ought never to he
allowed to get control of the govern
ment--that they are false, tickle and
dishonest. He taught the doctrine
that the measures and men of the
Democratic party were tho sources
from which the country had been in
ficted with all its ills-that they had
stayed in labor progress, arrested its
natural development, and plunged it
into grievous errors. BY goading
the Democratic leaders with charges
true and false, such men rs Greeley
inccnsed the South t. secession and
provoked the people thereof to open
rebellion The Shareholders rebcll-
ion was procipitated as an experiment
to rid the country of the rule of men
of Greeleys illl 1t was the counter
actthe teaching Of the New York
Tribune and its helpers that Mr..
Lincoln's election to the presidency
was resisted. The Democratic party
of the North encouraged the South
to rebel as the best means OF getting
rid of tae Summers Greeley's,
Schurz's and other clamorous radical
leaders, and when Mr.. Lincoln refl,s-
ed to be eontsollel by these fanatics,
they turned ON him rs they have
rushed on Grant TO destroy his ad
ministratioa. What then can be
thought Of party which accepts q
man a. q candidate Tor president
whom it deemed right to rush into
rebellion to iid'the land Of ten years
agpf What would the world have
thought had the colonies, after theii
successful revolution against Great
Britain, accepted George III. as then
rightful kingl. If il wasjust TO wage
s8errible war TO maintain the rid J
Of secession, It was reasonable and
right for the Democratic party to ad
yraee TIE doctrine u kes trade tc
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Con,pmri,,g Notes.

The enemies of the present Admin
istration are scattering broadcast over
tho land wholesale charges of corr,ip-
ton against President Grant and his
subordinates in Office The Demo
cratic press teens with slapder, Dem
ocratic speakers reiteratc the false
hoods. and every effort is made that
partisan ingenuity can devise to poi
son the public mind against the Ad
ministration OF President Graf.t. For.
tunately for the Republican party the
character of the opposition party is
too well known by the people TO
make its charges effective. Every
school.boy knows the record of the
Democratic party The recent dc
velopments made in New York, where
over S,iO.000.000 were plundered
from the city treasury by Democrat
ic leaders, show the honest tenden-
! cies of the party that is now trying
to cover its own ruscalities by charg-
ing corruption on the party that was
instrumental i'll cutting short its ca
reer of Wholesale robbery.
VIII our "Gberm' friends and
"Wiberdy enemies make ~ note OF
the following statementsH
Tho present Administration has
lost smaller per cent OF the public
funds, through dishonesty of Officials
appointed since March 4. 1869, than
any previous Administration.
1 1t has collected larger per cent
of the public revenue at a asmaller pei
cent. of cost than any Administration
since the days of Jackson.
1t has brought to punishment O
larger per cent. of dishonest officials
than any previous Administration.
1t is the first AdministraEo that
has shown desire to still further i'm
prove the civil service, and has given
practical proof of its intention to in
troducc reform wherever needed 10y
adopting n system which, in time
will bring into the service the very
best men Of the nation.
What more is neededl The Ad
mistration is honest, capable, eco
nomical The most searching inves
legations have failed to fix singl,
act of corruption on the President oi
, his chief officials From the heads
of departments to the humblest clerT
the rale is official integrity, while di s
honesty is the rare exception. Ifan,
one is simple minded enough to be
lieve that the Democratic party car
, make the Government perfection the,
must be ignorant of the past recort
of that organization If reforms ar,
needed, some purer party thsu tn
, one that now sits in judgement OF
: our shortcomings must bring then
about, AS well might we try to gath
er figs from the poisonous upas tire,
as to try to obtain ans honest admin
istration of affairs from the Demo
cratic party, The people know this
, as we'll as they knew it il in 1860
, 1864, 1868. They heard the same ole
charges Of corruption raised then n,
they hear now. They returned theil
answer in overwhelming majoritie
in the past, as they will do the same
, III the future.
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The unnaulterated Democrtc

The unadulterated Democracy who
refuse to be considered dead and de-
cline Indignantly to accept tho lead
ership of life long enemy like Gree
ley, are growing in strength, and are
destined to make respectable show.
ing in the campaign of 1872. The
covenants (whatever these aIe) Of De
mocracy are with these men, and his
tory will award them the merit Of at
least being consistent, which neither
Greeley nor his supporters can claim
as being.
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COUNTY.

CoNGREss
JOllN B PACkER,
OF tCNBuRy.
pEL. STATE cost. coN'N.
sAMtEL ALbEMAN,
oS FELISsGHovs.
ASSEMBLY.
CHARLES MILLER,
rgaNs TOWNSHIP.
stiRblTr.
DANIEL BOLENDER,
on MiDpLEnUs0.
COMMISSIONER.
JOHN T, IluFFNAGLE.
OF cESrRrviLLg.
ArDIIop.
DANIEL DlEfFENBACH,
JACKSON rowSshIr.
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CAMPAIGN eoops FOR 1874

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NOTfCE.-The Executive Com
4 mfttec OF the sny,ter County Arricultur.
81 Society arc requested TO meet In tho Court
II ouse Mt MiddlebuFr.. on Saturday, "a Of Au.
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next Annual Fair, aud trsnsacting su,st busi.
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Draft and Flexibility,

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CONGRESS MEN At LARGE,
GENERAL LEMUEL TODD,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
general HARRY WHITE.
INDIANA tOUNTY.'

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Robinson CruS0e.

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Tun:or OF IA Years, GrowthC
Cured by IsadSyay,s skes0fyent.

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Family Boarding School

FOR YOUNG MFN AND BOYS, .
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UNION REpuBL1cAN TIoKET

FoR AUDITOR GENERAL.
BRio. Gin. HARRISON ALLEN,
or WARREN COUNTY.
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4 . By sending as Cents With ara
hight. color. OF eyes hair. you will receive by
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husband or wife. with name and date Of Mar.
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