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Are particularly invited to call and see our
Stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats, as we can sell
as good and handsome work as can be bought
in Nashville and at lower prices.
SHEEGoG 4 Son,
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,EeSse q. Kinney

Has located in Dyersburg. Tennessee, as a
lawyer. He soiicits business from Middle
Tennessee, for Dyer and surrounding counties.
Refer to the Columbia Bar. [jan26-6m.
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Just received at Mrs. j. Bryaut's a full
assortment of real and imitation hair in the
variety of styles. Also an assortment of
ladies' and children's ready made clothing.
April 5, 1872.
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For Rent or Sale.

The house owned by Rev. DR.. Pise, on
Hampshire Pike, adjoining Judge Archie
Hughes place on the east. Enquire of
Col. J. W. nUNSIN6FON.
ion
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Teachers all of Southern Birth
and Education.

TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS.
Drawing, Tri-Weekly Lessons. ........ SO 90
Drawing, Daily Lessons. .....-..... 10 w
Vocal Music, in Classes. ....-... w
Fifty Dollars required in advance and the
remainder of all charges at the close OF each
twenty weeks. Prompt payment must De
made or negotiable notes given bearing inter-
est from date.
Pupils will be received at any time during
the Annual term.
The College is situated in remarkably
healthy portion Of the country, three miles
southeast of WOODBURY., a village on the LOUIS
vile and Nashville Railroad, midway between
Bowling Green and Franklin, KY.
For particulars or catalogue, address
w. WHITESIDES, Prop'r.
Woodburn, Warren County, KY.
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Sheegog Son have just received their new
Summer Hats for Men. Boys and Children
Panama, 'Leghorn. Straw, Linen, Hair, and
all kinds of Fur and Wool. Prices from 1Oc
to IS.
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For Sale or Rent,

One fine House with Six rooms, on High ct.
also, very choice City Lots, on College street,
All on reasonable terms.
March %, 1ST2-tf. J.B. STEELE.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all persons haV-
irp claims sinst the county, TO De passed up
on by the Quarterly Court, must first have
them approved by the Finance Committee, who
will hold u sitting at the Court House the first
Monday in each month, for that purpose. Ac-
counts NAV be handed to either of The Commit
tee at,1y ime. CuAS CLEAR,
A. l.. PREWErT.
JOHN u. H0hSLEY,
April IS, 1872. Fiaaoce Committee
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For County Representative.

We are authorized to announce Esq. G.. W.
KINZER as candidate for Representative of
Maury County in the State Legislature. Elec-
ton in November.
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A. ROsenthal Il BRO

White and colored Piques. Bishop Lawns,
Victoria Lawns. Nainsooks, Irish Linens, at
verv low prices. w. PHILLIPS.
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The Faculty.

The Faculty.
Principal-MRs. NJ. ii. WHIrEsIDEs.
Teacher of Mathematics and Ancient Lam
guages-MRs. NJ. IL. GORDON.
Teachers in Literary Department-MRs. NJ.
II. WHrTEsIDEs, MRS. NJ. NJ. GoKDos, Mss s.
VI. GRANT, Miss BLANCHE FARMER.
Teacher of Music-MRs. N. b. POTTER.
Teacher of Drawing, Painting and other
Ornamental Branches-MIsS Sue NJ. GRANT.
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1000 Acres of Blue Grass Pasture.
One thousand acres of splendid blue grass
pasturage at the service of the public. For
particulars apply to J. S. Pickard. Ashwooi
farm. MAY 8, 1872. I'm.
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Exposition Visitors

Have just received large lot of Ribbons and
will sell cheap.
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Every Week.

Advertisements inserted in this column al
10 cents a line, each insertion
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Having made arrangements with the most
responsible houses East, shall continue to re-
reive, during the entire season, all the latest
styles that may he offered to the public. Cali
and see for yourselves.
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If you want nice suit of Clothes to go to
the Exposition. go to A. Rosenthal 4 Bro.
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s. y. Norton Il On,

Have just received some of the Best and Hand
soonest Men and Boys Cloth Shoes. ever seen
in Columbia.
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CHEAP LAND.
CHEAP LAND.

~ CHEAP LAND.
Onhalfin good st ock. the balance ON time.
Fiyediferent tracts, some of them have
plenty of cleared land for almost any family.
The very bet cot lie. sheep and hog range, ex-
celent water and timber. Price to suit the
times. Apply to J, w. Page, or W. Q; Wither
spoon, lSep l5.r
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Esq. J. T. Hunt, of Culleoka, wears a
white Greeley hat.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Col. E. C. Mcdowell, talented young
lawyer of Memphis, was in our Town
last Thursday.
.Jno. M. Gault. of the house of Jehieal
IL Read, was in town several days thls
week. Heis Familiarity known to the
merchants of Tennessee.
Col. w. S. McLemore was In town
Monday, taking the opportunity OF an
nouncing himself personally to the peo-
pie as a candidate for Criminal Judge.
Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie, Presiding Ell
der of the Savannah District, passed
through Columbia last Wednesday, Cd
his way back home from the Bishops
Nee ting at Nashville. We regret to
learn that Mr. Dinwiddie contemplates
Joining the Missouri Conference. How
ever. il is a fine field for young and
talented preacher, and We wish him
abundant success in all his undertake
ings.
Col. X. +. Looney, of Memphis, has
been in our town recently. de is can
didate for Congress in the Memphis dis
trict, and we trust that he will be elect
ed. He towers above other men, In
physical stature, like Saul, when he
was crowned king of Israel, and in all
the land there is none more comedy.
His mind is like his body, large ana
strong, and well disciplined. He is
philosopher and statesman, and has
nothing of the spread-eagle style, SO
popular before the war. He is just the
kind OF man the people now want in
representative at the national capt.
tai, practical, sensible, statesnanlike,
coneiliatory; man calculated to bring
about a better state OF feeling between
the sections lately at war, by his wis
dom, patriotism, and common sense.
81. w. Malone, formerly ofthis coun-
ty, but for years past resident of Web
berville. Texas, has removed to Manor,
Travis county, TeKas, and within about
twelve miles of Austin, He says that
the HERALD. of which he has been
subscriber for years, and for which ne
paws for two years in advance, is next
in his affections to his wife and chill
dren, and expresses the very kind
wish that he had five hundred dollars
TO send us. We will take the will Tor
the deed, and thank him for bis good
intentions Just as heartily as if we had
received the FIVE hundred. We believe
that Mr.. Malone's father lives between
Ashwood and Zion Church,
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A RaSenfhalA,

10000 lbs. Wool Wanted
By Martin, Embry & Wright, at the highest
market price. GApril 26-2m.
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Go to A. Rosenthal & Bro and get your Cloth
ing at low prices. May 10.1m
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Every Man Woman and Child.
Who have Cash should 60 to SheeGog 4 Sons,
as they keep tho Largest. Best and Cheapest
stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats in Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-05-10

New Prints. Lawns, Jaconets. Poplins, Gren-
adines, very cheap. WI. PHILLIPS.
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ma NO LOSS SO Fatal TO BEAUTY

Throw away those dirty and sticky Hair Pre-
parations that do no good and are really per-
nicious, and use only London" Keeps the
scalp clean, free from dandruff, restores gray
hair, and positively causes the hair to grow.
Cheapest and best. All druggists and dee lers
selliJ. Price, 70 cents. d.; SWAYNE& SON,
$50 n. Sixth street, above Vine, Phila., exclu-
give agents for U. =.
Sold BY D. C. HELM, Druggist, Columbia.
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Six dos. Ladies' Trimmed Hats. late styles.
Wv WI. PHILLIPS.
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CEDAR BLUFF C0llE6E!.
A Select SCkoSS for the EIuca-
ton of Young Ladies.
Reduction I'm Prices.

Board, with furnished rooms, washing, IRON
ing, incidental fees, and tuition in all The lat
erary Departments, s75, (seventy-s,s dollars).
Music, including use instrument, $25,
twenty-five doll
NO " .uction will be made for absence unless
for protracted OF severe sickness
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Will sell you Ladies fine Cloth Shoes from
$3.50 to 600, worth from S2.5C to $500.
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Lewis County Democratic Convention
The Democracy of Lewis County met
in convention at Newburg on Monday,
the 9TH day of May, 1872. J. w. Stock
ard was called to the chair, who ex-
plaired the object of the convention,
and Ii. X. Plummer Was elected Secre-
Sary.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted, viz:
ResolUed, That one delegate be ap-
pointed from each civil district to
represent the Democratic Party OfLewis
County in the State Convention, which
will meet in Nashville on the 9th inst,
10 nominate a democratic candidate for
Governor; aud that delegates appointed
by this convention are hereby author
zed to select their proxies TO represent
the Democratic Party of Lewis County
in said State Convention, provided any
of said delegates shall not be able to at
tend said convention.
ResotUcd, That the Democratic Party
of Lewis County do endorse the wise
and patriotic administration of our State
by his Excellency Gov.
John C. Brown, and that the delegates
appointed by this convention be and are
hereby instructed to vote, as unit, for
his denomination.
ResoLued, That the Chairman be and
is hereby appointed to represent the
county at large in said State Conven-
ton.
The following delegates were appoint
I'D from the several districts of the
county: lack Wilson, Paris Cooper,
A. G. Goodman, Ii. !. Jones, John
Lewis. Wiley Smith, VIM. Grinder, 1.
II. r. Christian.
Resotved, That the Democratic Party
IF Lewis County do endorse the wise
and patriotic course pursued by our
able and efficient representative in
Congress, Hon. w. C. Whitthorne, and
hat the Democratic Party OF Lewis
County is i'm favor of his reelection.
ReSolUed, That this convention tens
Ter the thanks of the Democratic Party
If Lewis County to Col. A. G. Cooper
or the faithful manner in which he rep
'esents the 18th Senatorial District in
he last General Assembly.
The convention then adjourned sine
lie. j. w. STOCKARD, Chairman.
4. K. PLUMMER, Secretary.
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Potato Slips.

Sweet Potato slips.
April 20, 1S724t. JOHN II. STRATToN.
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Bring on Your Cash.

Are agents for the celebrated BUCKEYE Reapers
and Mowers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Spring millinery and fancy goods in all its
various branches, at Mrs. M.J. Bryant's EN-
porium Of Fashion. Having selected with
care all the latest novelties of the season, l
wish to inform the ladies of Columbia and
vicinity that am now prepared to supply
their every wahtin my line.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
the SPIRIT OF THE CAMPAIGN


lffom tho Boston Globe
The truth IL, that all this talk about the one
term principle on the eve Of an election, Is mere
cant and claptrap, got up To play upon the Tears
ul the people, and In the present Contest II gu.
tlrely unworthy Of consideration. Lot the gen.
eral doctrine, as to the prOprlety Of a cOnstltu
tiOnal limitation, DO as It may, II Is perfectly
evident to all careful observers Of public Affairs
that a second term with Grant would be lar
saler for the welfare and prosperity OF the cUun
try than 4 hrst term with ureeey, even II he
were 80 bound that there could be no second.
An Euglish journal, the Saturday RsBisIT, In
speaking upon this subject questions why any.
thing more should be expected from Greeley
than from Grant, because, rs II says, "Hrant,
when reelected, would be 10 precisely the posi-.
llUn where, under freedom from temptation 10
aspire Tor another torn Of office, he would labor
more for tho county and loss for himself"
The Presidential eligibility to Te election Is
DAB If the checks and balances OF the COnstitu.
ton, and Is designed 70 secure tho Tree scope Of
the popular viii III securing the further services
ui u faithful public servant. Until tho COnstl.
tuition Is regularly amended In this respect, the
bne term argument has no weight In an elec.
uOnSeTing contest, aud never has had. Wash
lngtUn, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson,
and Lincoln were each chosen for second term,
entirely irTespcctiye ct this argument. They
were TOohOssn because the people wanted theIa
;br second term, aud the puOlic received no
usIFlmgnt iypm their re election. II GTant Is
chosen ssOund tlGle, It vii also be because tho
people want him and We lave ~ lAeE tHaI
| thereby any damage will 10 done To the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

a. -, ,t,,, h,,,, z,,,ochos ot tb, c.,n,,ais,n
''"' y, ''' ~ - :.
,h. gre,t mass meetIny in New York on
'u' S'''
Wednesday. Alter reviewing the achleNe-
mems Of The Republican party he made a
.,.-,,.,,' -, - tho ,,,ri,rs oI.too,I,Ds
mastery IeFy I" lYo '",''u' ""jt'''"h'
made To tue present Administered Cui l." re-
rI,,,.d zach sInnd.r ar,,,Inst thr prpsIdent
''e"'" 'N'' ''N""'' "s'''''' 49,
aud takes each one separately aud disposed
-, 1, ..o..,,,,,.t, H., ,,,,,,,d ,,. ,,II ,.,r,.r-
" u '"'''"")' ~ """"' w W '''
enCe ~ Ibis mode OF action ~ tOluWsi
And IL il aIl ON "A paT with their tactics.
A., 81 the snaachag al Ihe eminent Senltufs
@ H ~, If TX ,IrrsSss aud ,aanIsst1os which
- IsgnsI trnm iIberI RrnubIlrnn heaiI1uAF.
IsTs ara made uu Of mere clan clap. Tnsy Us.
Iii ths PrssIlsnt rIyGI and lsu. but have very
litIls 10 saw aValnst Inc measures uT his admin
istTstinn. AMI ain lssg Iu j4yur Of Horace
IjTeelry his pTlnclules. his UrynIsss, or what no
nrnnnsss Ia d6 in case he shuuld he elected He
taiEs much about handel aking across imag n
6Inn,iy rhasns dressed In an old white hat 4 nd
cnat and III frisnds think That This kind u a
s6a,s, Vii stIrart such attsntiUn as 10 conceal
hjs Ieigcts and nut him iuto tho White House
win a hnrrah, Ths recent converts " the de-
moeracy eshlblt the same traits and enthusiasm
0T their rause Tor which new converts are 81
pToyeTbiRl Notably is this 80 10 the case OF
that famous general Whudld so much u advance
t6g Fespscta ability uf tho American nation while
reuTesSatlDK IL at a foreign Court, aud who has
been 40 notorious Tor his self sacrificing devotion
10 the Reuubllcan party while he was a member
Of il. md fTr whom We have done 10 much apollo
RIlInR In time past, which duty, ! an thankful,
has now been Transferred To the other slde-the
lmpetuous aud ylftuOus Fitzpatrick.
ioV. Jewell then enlarged upon the economy
and financial success 0I Zen. Grants admins.
tTalIon, aud alter exposing the iallacy Of the
TepuTt as 10 the rhaTgus against the pTOpTlety
| Of the Presidents perennial habits, dsnlSd MAJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

hat, before board Of arbitration composed
,r men Of the highest character and learn.
inc in nil that pertains to matters affecting
the welfare of nations. The New York
u,rg makes A feeble protest against our
n..,,l, I,.iru satisfied win Iess than the
f,nriIul h,Il,rirs of that eminent states
man. 40 long vIllacd while Republican but
now dciaeh rs a Democrat. The common
sense of the country, however, will not sus-
tain Mr. Summer or his new friends IN protCs-
ing agalust the acceptance ot awards made
after such telibrratior aud by such a body Of
me, M l,trly .nt At Geneva. We think the
majority nf onr citizens rel Iiur A. the peace
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

The recent trials aud convictions Of offend
ers against the rights OF sailors give pleasure
to all who have noticed the iueiiciency Of
local law to protect the seA.farlug mau Or
the stranger landing In our ports. From
time memorial poor Jack" has been the pc
culiar prey OF class of deprayed creatures
denOmnRled very properly by seamen as
"land-sharks.' In ull our great cities the
unwary stranger Ia considered a lawful
prize, and rOughs and land-pirates commit
depredations under the protection Of low
down politicians such us have disgraced New
York and hOpeleSsly lowered her good name.
Under the present Administration measHrPs
have been taken to give ample protection to
mariners by special enactment, and United
States officers look after the welfare Of the
formerly abused classes, be they sailors or
emigrants. This il as 1t should be, and we
hope soon to chronicle that the days of the
villains who have cursed orr country by
deeds of violence and cOwardly outrage are
oyer-iOr their Occupations gone"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

On the Sth day OF May Of last year n treaty
was concluded between the United states Ui
America and Her Majesty the Queen Of Great
Britain, resulting In It's adoption 10y both Gov
eruments, and, In the main, not objectionable
to the masses Of the people on both sides OF
the Atlantic. This we say notwithstanding
the opposition quote Mr.. Summers speech
and declare hls impTaCticahle ideas IA the
ones the Administration must be forced 70
maintain. The board 81 arbitratOrs have
honestly aud ably examined tue Arguments
advanced by our ableTt lawyers and accord
Ing to the law OF nations decided damages
he awarded to the United States Of fully If
teen millions Of dollars. This amount IL not
as much Us We desired Ia see awarded Va, hut
the fact that the British Government aCcedes
to the award Is In itself a confession OF culpa-
bility very important 70 us after q long con
test by crown counsel that no wrong had
been done this Government In the matter OF
neglecting to seize rrbrl cruisers fitted out In
English ports.
The ability shown hy the great English
lawyers In presenting lhrm rt-r was more
than matched by Mu--r- Eturts and Cush-
ing on the American side, aud our people
will not be slow TO recognize the eminent
services of those distinguished jurists, whose
knowledge Of international law Is only
equaled by their high character and thorough
patriotism. They could not obtain or main
tain before the board the position assumed
by Mr.. sumner, that increased Insurance and
loss by prol0ugatIun OF the war aud other
indirect" damages was proper and accord
ing to the law OF nations, but we arc happy
10 state that the Administration succeeded In
obtaining all the direct damages or claims
for the loss aud destruction OF private prop
erty by reason Of Engand's neglect to OBJ
serve properly her duties as u neutral 1t Is
decided that Great Britain became Justly
liable" Tor the acts OF rebel vessels htted out
in British porte, and all we first claimed Is
allowed Us.
The Democratic orators aud speakers pro
fess not 10 DO satisfied with the award we
have obtained after full examinat,' and de-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

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,,,,,,,, ,,a loan ,,, ur,n ,b, rrInre of di-
.,,,.,,n,,i.,, ami ,,i,.r, L.rl,rrI the ,bsrups
=, ,h., ,,cI, i,t,i,,,.r p,,rl,d his decline and
f,r fr,m hi. Liyh estate
eli was tho marc remark able" that Bis.
march sb,,Id ma, h.y, nnnrared with the
A., mo-, -, ,,o c,,,Jr, he created and AT
tho rocon,i,n -, pn..i,.s rulcr. "II,d he not
aIw,ys be.n syup,lLl.rr vith the Eastern
r,I,,,, NJ a n,niIr ,h, L.iir,rL tLey had =,
MI. ,irr, =, ,no n.,i,,I ot r,,siantine D.
rr,, and ,,her ,,r,.,lnus rcrr asked and tho
Ill ,,,..,,,.,I -. s,.,,,.,,,. head orsr the
-. s,I,.,r, ,,,,.., ,u ,r,. .h,,v snd
,,,,,,,,,,,. I,.,,,,,,,r. ,rI,r 4. sr,t f,r tho
60, y,,,,oa,,,r o,.l ..,,n,s
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$500
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w wi. f., -
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70 Po''e'' 'n' ''i''"' " C'''''I".','o. w
nave reason !" oe''e'e 'l'' '"e iu'ot ignoring
OIL EnBiaHd IN Tue conference Ut pcr''u n'ca''S
something more 'hau suuo 20 'ne na''on
oil traders IL II meanS anything, II means
the iong'ueI'rt'u ieiIs'ouS US wen az Po'''''
cal war OF Russia on turkey us postpone
ment by the Crlmean battles broke the hear'
OF the Emperor Nicholas, aud his son Is 100
pious u successor 10 forget tue teachings oil
bis dynasty and the duties OF his race.
The complete organization OF the Russian
railway enables the Emperor to mass more
troops ilan ever Germany LAUNCHED iuto the
French tGrntUry 10 beat down oil opposition.
The recuuslltutlUU Ut thr army makes
the Emperor Alexander fully able 20 take the
field with troops equal to any In the world,
and fired with enthusiasm for what they CON
slider a holy war.
We know not how soon these movements
may lake place, but We feel assured that by
fair agreement with William aud Francis,
Alexander can say to oil the world keep
OIL while he proceeds to inl-G his dish Of
Turkey. It Is hardly probable that tue RUs
sian begged the non. interference of any save
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13

So II ls The spirit Of protest which psTyades the
Republican party and recognizes no inlAllibility
Ia leadership, no pOpedUm u politics has utterly
refused u follow Greeley He does not carry
with hun the meTest mOdlcum OF tho stTengt h
which he promised, and which Seymour and tn
Baltimore convention were foolish enough to
suppose he possessed. No man Is strong 10 the
R6publcan party except rs he represents lis
IDEAS, and the remarks attributed TO MIR. ODOnOI
indicate that no man Is strong with the DemOo
rany except a. he represents by long service, the
Greeley mpYement h lust what Il ought To be-a
miserable and hopeless falluro-a mere tTatfio 10
politics mock adctlOn with POI lceInen stationed
At the door We shall not DO able 10 claim
ybsn Grant carries almost every state In thG
q MON, US hs viii, that II Ii altogether verdict
Ia favor Of him OrOt Republican policy, butit VIII
bs distinctly verdict In favor Ol al honest Ad,
hsrence To cherished ideas aud against tho ~,
ward OF treason On either side.