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\ row oocurcl on the excursion boat Nick
King on her way from Savannah to Bluff
ton. some time since, with an excursion
rar:v the I.i%h Union Society, in which two
men were Killed. Two men charged with
the murler, are imprisoned in Savannah,
awaiting a raquisition Of the Governor Of
th;s STATE,
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Meeting OF the Beard CT Ei%caticn.

Meeting OF the Beard CT Ei%cGticn.
The Iuatd ui Education Tor E,"u'~.U
County will hold its Annual Meeting at
the room of the School Commissioner on
the first Wednesday Of June next, at ID
O'Clock A. Nj.
This Board consists of the Board Of
Examiners and the Clerks Of the Boards
of school Trustees.
All the School Trustees are cordially in
vited to be present. -
J DOUGLAS ROBERTSON.
School Commissioner.
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Notice..

Rev. Calder \. Baynard, missionary Of
the Savannah River Association, will preach
in the Baptist Church the fourth sabbath in
each month during the year.
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NOTICE..
T. :. INTERNAL REVENUE,
2i District, $. {.

Noti ce is hereby given, that the Annual
Lists of Taxes, assessed in said District,
for the present year, including Tax upon
Incomes Of the year ISL, will be open tor
inspection at this Office during III ES-
DAY, MAY l4th, when written appeals
will be received, relative to any erroneous
or excessive assessment.
G. J. UASCALL,
Assessor
Assessors Office, Custom House.
Charleston, ). c., May lst, 1872.
May Ii It,
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~ The stockholders Of the Georgia
Railroad at their meeting on the Sth inst,
virtually endorsed the action oe their board
Of directors in regard to the Port Royal
road.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

n@Es S9nqtar Ferry Of Connecticut was, on
Wednesday, reelected for another term over
Gen. Hawlcv, the regular republican caucus
nominee. Ferry is liberal republican. he
received the entire democratic vote and sew
en.acn hnlting rcnnhlicans.
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OUR COLUMBIA CORRESPONDENCE.
COLUMBIA. May II, 1S12.

The weather is balmy and everybody
ought to be pleasant and good-natured.
Such is not the case. Almost everybody
looks glum. Impecuniosity affects
whole cOmmunity-nay a whole state.
Not in funds is permanently posted in
front of the treasury door. With strange
want of logical consistency men who have
voted for every kind Of bill to take money
out of the treasury are now cursug Far
/ ker because he is drained dry as an EIyp-
! ten mummy. Over five hundred thou
! sand dollars Of certificates on account OF
! legislative expers have been presented
/ for payment to the treasury, and the
amount is not thought to be less than
million. The men who incurred this eX-
pense ought not open their months in the
coming canvas against Scott, Parker or
any other man.
The lunatic asylum has been relieved
from embarrassment by the loan Of his
personal credit by the governor. Gen.
St0lbrand finds that the law will not per-
NIT the convicts to be employed without
the control and supervision Of the super
intendent Of the penitenIiary. The con-
vcts are now fed by the pledge of the per-
s0nal credit of General StOlbrand,
POLITICS.
The nominations at Cincinnati are very
little commented on here. The Ph@nic
is perfectly willing to accept the Cincin-
natl ticket. There are others Of the old
democratic party who will be satisfied
only with regular democratic nomina-
ton. The nomination of Greeley is SO
unexpected that public opinion has not
yet had time 20 crystalize. If the Balti-
more democratic convention accepts the
ticket made at Cincinnati, there is no
doubt but that the republicans, with
Grant as their candidate, will have hard
er e sht for victory than any sine" 1850.
Some men are named to head the next
state ticket who a few weeks ago were
doomed to be turned out Of the party as
soon as they could be turned ont Of Office.
There are many here who feel that it
will be necessary, to prevent a split in the
party, to entirely revise the tickets re-
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are now ofthat general character which is
always s,f.. Of, nain.e no one bv personal
on,;ir,ti,os Personally he has kapt IN
salf CO for FREQ f,cm c,,on,icifv win any
of tho r,oncv-ccttin, riuoS
.x rvrr, .rys,o<.
q,,,o cf,rt f,r ., extra session is still
coino on with Senator McIotyrc of ronc-
fan - crioa movor The present fnan-
c;a1 d.ad-loc,z is Given az a reason, Ger
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Hy" Our fellow townsman, I. &. Holmes,
was thrown from mule on Tuesday last,
while riding in from his plantation and had
two Of his ribs fractured Oar friend seems
to be peculiarly unfortunate, he has only re-
Gently recovered from fractured leg
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,, ,;Idr., Lives arc Saver, rn1. - rrn's.''
yrnu. hers II would not hav" hoo

Venus hcr- lr would not hav" h""u h"G"tEul f her
crdr5,xion hal been bad. II o'ary :, >tn de - IT l.
nee ,,rv t. ..f,r, and r;;in la: Tart q" y ard dhS
in ,a. If r,~nrIrs paints and p"", -, ,h""l re-
N m, Ia; al in3Gr, b,; 'y. 9r '"!.'" >tiI !, ia"
or3; 4 frp, 81 rio1 tor, '.r'r "r r','tvd hi'ri
f,r ~ Will, M. WNDErEt fhi:Tr"N!A ING IL HEl-
7,,l,S j. !. ..af. SG~, a:.i , ....:l.,t r'IG".
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

gGE Bennett d Co., have been appointed
agents 10 Beaufort for the celebrated
Dearborn cot+cn cir.
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E&s" One or two stabbing affairs occurred
recently among the employees Of the Port
loYal road.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

E1g Senator Smals and Representative
Green refuse to sign The call for the extra
session of the Legislature. Let the balance
Of our delegation show their hand.
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THE BEAUFORT REPUBLICAN, MAY Is, 1872.

One thing seems certain that there will
be no money to pay any Of the regular ap-
propriations before next December. An
other thing is equally certain that the tax
levy is totally insufficient, and we shall be
worse otfncXt year than this.
The schools in the state are generally
closed, and they are likely to remain closed
until next year. State superintendent
Jillson contcmplatcs issuing circular
recommending the closing of the schools
at once except where there is money
to pay the'reachers promptly.
This condition of afr4irs is having a dis
astrous effect upon the republican party
which is Justly held responsible for it. If
the legislature had fearlessly voted suf1i
cient tax levy and at the same time de-
feated every scheme for taking money out
Of the treasury except for absolutely ne
cessary expenses, the state today would
have been an honor to the party. The
course pursued has been the very reverse,
and We enter the most important canvass
Of our history as party on the defensive.
A TIFF BETWEEN FRIENDS
1t is reported that Tom Mackey has
quarrvlIed with the Governor. The cause
is said to be difference of opinion in re-
gard to the county officers in Charleston.
Tom wants some removals in the interest
of the family, which the Governor is in
disposed to make. The Governor got
along pretty well without Toms support
and can do it again. Tom now says he
means to go in for Reform" and opened
the ball at Yorkville on Saturday night.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-16

aC?~H Horace Grcelay has retired from the
editorial conduct Of the Tiijrac during the
coming canvass.
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Range Of Thermometer

Range OF Thermometer
OBSERVED AT DR.. H. VI. STUART'S DRUG
STORE, FOR THE WEEK ENDING
MAY Is:
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SspreiNl 2lptjfGG,

New B~.u'ifyjnS sS"mt..--hll D'nti|rinrN
had their drawbacks util III >ltbri"l> BARK of tle
sap Tree was brought ror til Cii ian Vail - To- pr
C,t thr fragrant So2plrE.. the most !-tuI LrtIc1 10:
the teeth that :, b.r,.!, VS. ever C:iup Il imtp.
.uh;Idrer IIvcsmrc Saver, rn7. - crnfs.''
-Ey.ry cas-. # Crnnu H. Irol "iI frs ta''n hy
DE- T,ias' Venetian Eminent. warranted ipr2l year
and meyer 4 h"tt returned VI a!~r c"ir> I,iarIh'l
Pains soi by the Druggists. p'pot, - fnk Rae,
New York.
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PORT ROYAL RAILROAD BONDS.

CASH PAID for the above Bonds.
Apply to or Address
E. G. NICHOLS,
may 1G-2t. BeaU'or ). Z.
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THURSDAY, NAY &c, 1872.
j. &. THOMPSON. Editor
ApVCPTIsING RATES.

SpVtfItSlNG RAILS
Advertisements VII be inserted az the rate n 5i5' pr
sauare ~ Nop..e !nes les Tor tie i 'sert,Un,
and 800 for each subsequent insertion discount VIII
be made to those who advertise By The year and special
contracts will be made.
AGENTS N NEW YORK,
GEO. P. ROWELL& co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
CTcYcar, " 30
Six Months, ~ 10
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Ii we'd iro'n ,i'l'rsS ni,htS "i r"i"lJL ""'"'Hh'
-, SUli.r!iL. t",t.iH% cn'lir',m.
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R,.lcy's Genuine Go!Icn H"ji tn'";:n"
water arc,r!iust In" n:i !;nal f'rHn "' F'''''~'
p,s :, ils and fnyordhlv known 10 ~" Gust 'L - g"
E:a,iI4ud Ha.rs and Ei.l.v aHl G,"r nEdnc', "r rs
rlu,,: t~s.rrg,r - now mad by H. W. !'i~l"T ana
In" trad, >,rpl,d ~ IA, >ir',sor,, Morgan q !a'l y
wholesale Dri,Lyi.;,, y W YORK.
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"
,,,',IgJ X hv,nl contingency the safest and most
reliable Dyc in existence; never failing To- imaT' To
the Hair uniformity Of color, n"url>Iimrnt ana
elasticity ManUfdrto. y, IS Maiden Lane, New lorN'
svapnin is Opium purified of its sckcnins and pois-
,I I,n ar rn,,t,tior Of bowels ~ i the Ca>" with
other preparations Of Opium. john Farr, Chemist Ne"
York.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
For Skeri6-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG.
For Coronsr-CHARLEs A. WEsLOw.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

Notwithstanding the fact that the Post office
Laws have been sent to all Postmasters, there
are many who do not give them proper attention,
anil by such neglect publishers are subjected to
heavy aggregate loss
The Post-ofice regulations most violated are
those relating to notifying the publishers Of
newspapers of the refusal of subscribers to take
them from the office, and the selling OF newspa-
pers for postage.
For the benefit of Postmasters we will print
Be 'tions 39l and 1892 OF the Post-ofice regula-
tons.
section S9l.-"In the absence OF special in
structlons to any office, the undeliyered printed
matter shall, AT THE END OF EACH QUARTER. be
sold by the highest price attainable therefor and
the amount OF proceeds thereof shall be entered
In his quarterly account.
Section 392.-"When any newspaper or maya
zine regularly sent through the mails has been
refused by subscriber thereto, or not called
for by Kim, for one month. THE POSTMASTER
WILL WRITE STATEMENT OF THE FACTS TO THF
POs MASTER WHERE SUCH PUBLICATION Is MAILED,
to DO by him communicated to the publisher"
1t will be seen from the above that newspaper.
left in the office can only be sold at the end Of
each quarter for portage, and not at the com
meucsment, as some Postmasters have been il
the habit Of doing, and also that due notice mus
be given to the Postmaster at the place of pub
lication of any printed matter remaining in the
office, before any sale whatever can be mad,
for postage
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

The shameless and fraudulent disfranchise-
ment Of colored voters which has been practiced
III the Levy Court, has been matter Of deep
regret and disgust to all high-minded and hon
orabls citizens. The fac. OF its existence has
become 80 open that. to-day the members of the
Levy Court stand Indicted in the United States
d riot Court, and the evidence of their guilt
WI soon been given to the public But this is
do much matter Of regret as the existence OF
the fraud itself. The fair and impartial admin
istration of the duties of the Levy Court is far
more preferable and less annoying to the public
than the prosecution OF the offenders. and the
Court should be 80 clnst tutel as to place it
above suspicion. Tie safest, surest and most
expeditions way to attain t:is end is to DESTROY
tie present powerful Democratic ascendancy in
the Court by p acing in it one or more Republic
cans who will compel a due observance Of the
law made for it's Government. Christian Febi
ger, the Republican nominee, is just the man
for the position, aud all honest men, who desii g
reformation in the scandalous abuses OF the
Levy Court will deposit their ballots for him.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16
THE CITY REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNs-A
STRONG TICKET

By reference to Saturdays COMMERCIAL, the
reader will observe that we did, in the warmest
terms and strongest phrase urge the people of
Wilmington to go to the polls and nominate as
the Republican candidates for the Legislature
and Levy Court, respectively, Joshua Maris,
Esq and Col. Christian Febiger. The result Of
the voting on Saturday, given elsewhere in to-
days paper, shows that our advice was taken
and that these gentlemen have been placed in
nomination. Without wishing to disparage in
the least those other honorable gentlemen who
were. in the field, and who would have been
nominated had partiallity oftheir friends been
en- lursed at the polls, in other words had they
received votes enough, we must declare the sue
0essiul candidates especially strong before the
people, and the ticket Que which will, at the
election in November, poll the full Republican
vote and part'of the vote OF the opposition party.
There is perhaps In the whole city no gentle
man who is more Of popular favorite than Mr..
haris and his fitness to represent our city in
the legislature is recognized by all and will be
med by none. The Democrats will have to
bring out strong man to oppose him or they
wi be beaten clear out Of sight; whether they
d or not, they will be beaten.
Col Febiger will be elected to the Levy Court
AMI he will rattle the dry bones in that body, or
we s5all cease to prophesy. Though the Court
will necessarily be Democratic for the next two
years, yet few such Republicans as Febiger,
wheu they get in there, will put stop to the
bad practices OF which the present Court har
been guilty, chief of which is its refusal to have
the names of colored voters retained or placed
upon the assessment list.
The gentlemen named for Assessors on Satur
day M.Isaac Darlington, for the First District ant
Lewis T. Grub, for the Second are qualified for
the positions. One of them will be elected
both ought to be.
Altogether, the Republicans did good days
work on Saturday, On November 9TH they will
complete the job by elecling their candidates by
rousinR majority
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

1t is reported that the authorities have evil
dence which fully establishes the connection Of
Billy Forester with the Nathan murder. 1t is
said that on the night of the murder Of Mr.. Ma
than,a prominent sporting man saw an individual
in the vicinity of Nathans house whose move
ments were very suspicious. Presently two men
came down the steps Of the Nathan mansion,
who were joined by the mysterious man the
three going towards the North river. Early the
same morning three men entered saloon on s,h
avenue aud let buudle, which proved TO be a
bloody shirt. On investigation IL was found that
woman up town had washed this shirt which
was peculiar one, for man now in the Con-
necticut State prison, who was pal Of Forces
ter. The sporting man above referred to iden-
titled at once picture OF FORESTER that of
the man he saw i'll the vicinity of Nathan's house
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

LONDON, Sept. IA.
The Times says the award of the Arbitrators
only exceeds three millions by trihe, and mainly
on account Of the Alabama. The award is signed
by all, except Sir Alexander Cockburn, who viii
give separate Judgment regarding other claims
though agreeing in the Alabama award.
The damages were granted for the Florida by
vote of four to one, and for the Shenandoah by
vote OF three to two.
The Times says Willingly will we consent to
pay this sum to improve the law of Nations"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

RELIGIOUS PERsoNAL.-The Rev. DR., Edwards,
of Baltimore Presbytery, ID now the guest of
the Rev. Geo H Smyth, pastor of the West
Presbyterian Church. Of this city. DR. Edwards
will preach in tie West Church Sabbath morn
ing and evening. He is grandson Of the cee
brated President Edwards aud Possesses largely
Of the intellectual power and refined culture OF
his worthy ancestor.
DR.. Edwards is the author of numerous publ
cations, of standard merit, in theology, science,
biography and almost every department of Eng
lish literature Appleton's Encyclopedia and
many Of the leading Reviews of our country
owe much OF their valuable information and
scholarly accuracy to the Doctors noiseless pen.
We congratulate our citizens ON the oppportuni-
tv of hearing him
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16
Or. Carpenter,
1856 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK. n. j,
Is now treating successfully
GONgIrMpTIpN pDnNrtTtptS

1856 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK, N
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
and all diseases of tue throat aud Lungs, with his
Compound Meiicated lima atoms, Cuncen-
tTated Food, and Cough syrup.
During the past ten years Dr. CARPENTER has
treated and cured thou'ands OF cases OF the above
named d eases, and has now in his possession cer-
li1cates from every part OF the country. The nha-
laton Is breathed directly into the lungs soothing
and healing over all Unframed sur1aces emf, rInT
into the blood, Il mpsrts vitality as it pefmeaies IL
eVer' part OF the system The sensation is not uu-
peasant, ana the urst inhaatOn often gives yety
eclded relief lbr lcnlarh when there 10 nlu. j.
difficulty Of breathing Under the influence If nv
remedies, the eoug soon grows ra tyg, ire iis d.
swelts cease, the hectic fiush vanisnes ana win IN
proving digestion The patent rauidly gains Strength
anu health is again within his grasp
Inc con entlattd fOOu rapidly builds up the most
debllitated patient presenting TO the stomach food
healthy blood
lhe Cough Syrup is TO he taken at night to allevi
Ate the cough and enable the patient 10 Optsin
sleep Full direction dccOmpdLg each b5- or nd,
remedies, Whtch cOtibtst "
One Inhaler; one Bottle Of Altna i've Inhalent.
one b3.tle Of 80 lhlng Fetrifuge d ha enl ,.ue
OJtla Ot Antl-lI8unrrnhglC lhual .ilt; tpie
Bottle Conc nrale1 70 d; one Bottle
OF Cough syrup
Price r. bOx containing remedies to last one month
$40 DOLLARS Two months SIS; three mo tbs So.
sent to any address O. o. D. Pamphlets contain.
ing large st OF patients cured sent frse etttrs
81 lnquir must contain one dol ar to insure answer
Address A. ii. CARPENTER, NJ d..
DIR. CARPENTERS CATARRu EENEbYY IT, IN,
1--WE lInm dldte ree.. and vii ellie Il pei nanau.
cure IN rom one 10 three months p ice Of RENE
dy TO last ore month, 81 Two months, s; tire,
Cancer in all It's forms successfully treated. Send
y - ~ 4. 4. CARPENTER, M, D.,
Ho-V Newark, MI,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

Soda Water Soda Water
PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CHANGED.
Gas generated from
Pure Bicatb Soda.
Water drawn ON POrCslaln-lined
Fountains.
Syrups made rom sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar
Pure Cream, DALI, from the country.
Ice planned Ia each glass OF coda Water.
Arctic Apparatus sparkling and bright
re-openeu for the season. soda Water.
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS SYRUPs
Carbonic Acid Water, or Soda Water as 1t is popu-
larry called, when properly matte H. m pure mate
rails and kept out Of contact ~ dc ,cteTious metals
like copper, lead . b ASST refreshing and whole
some drink, grateful d1kE 10 the thirsty and to the
Invalid. Such soda Waite is drawn from our Arctic
Apparatrsi where We snail be glad TO see all WIN
enjoy lilo agregabla beverage
No Intoxicating liquor Is dispensed from our
Fountain.
SMITH q PAINTER, Pharmaceutists
seventh aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-16

Joshua Maris the Republican nominee for the
L gislIture. is emphsdcally the workingmen
Candidate He understands their wants ard
neeessities, and il elected to the Legislature
W'uld exert his inhusnce in the repeal of tho-e
Ia IS which are obnoxious to the Workingmau
an bear with such especial severity upon them.
C.l~ely identfedIwith the Loan Associations of
this city, and olpored to tie obnoxious tax
which is levied upon their earnings by the LIE IS
lAtdre, he would so expose the iujustic, OF the
tax that the Democrat members, unless their
"1olsciences be seArai as VT hot i, Il,
would unite with him in its repeal The Work
ingmen ofiWilmington well understand IL a. MIR
Maris is their friend, and almost the entire vot.
OF that element Of our population will lie cas-
tolidly for him.
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Bowers Hoof Eminent.

have tested Boyer's Hoof Liniment on the feet
of over one hundred horses. Tn difference In The
cond tion OF the feet is so great In its favor that
would not be- without It for ten times It's c0At 1t
should he properly applied tn every horses hOof,
pecially IN the summer when tn no SEES feet are
always in contact with the h, ated tarth. which
dries them up and they he ONE art and feveIi 3n,
viii h produces contraction c rms, quarter cracks
Contruc lou OF the hios smew, commonly called
"kue Sprung AID often isom The pains In the
hnOfs It p'Uducss sweeney IN he shoulder. We re-
commend II as the best preparation we ever used
IL should be- used on every hUrse's hoOf common
" q oil Is used on hAr esa or M n bsua 10 kel
them In good condition. f. X. Ct NKIlN,
Proprietor aud sup riutendent OF the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia
X. BRINGHURsr a CO., Apothecaries,
Sixth and Market Streets
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
HOof Linlment, are fully prepared TO supply II
wholesale and retail, at the manufacturers prices.
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lANeAl lMTElLiREAEE

to distors the call for the coiored peoples con
rention into manifest dissatisfaction with the
Republican party. They must have overlooked
the following paragraph Intentionally it may
have been); I'VE must renew our devotion to
the great National Republican Party TO whom
under God, we owe our freedom and enfranchise-
ment. Gratitude and our own national safety
will therefore, in this our first vote for
President, prompt us to renew our pledges to
sustain Gen. Grant and Henry Wilson as the
nominees of the Republican party" viii this
suffice to show to our contemporaries the direc-
ton of the current of sympathy of the colored
people?