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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
TI,c Radical powwow-C. G. Dowcn's
SnaGcIs.


factions of Moses and Tonlinson, was form
sIly inausurated here. by a discussion in
(which bsth sides participated
The speakers were Ferguson, colorcd, and
&c. Bowen for tnc tsWe Republicans. and
Wall, colorcd, and j. K. JillSon OH the
other side. We have. seldom witnessed y
more unequal rena'untFc: and like the rest
OF the crowd, contrary to orr usual custom,
ave were carried away for the time to the
stronger side Eowcn had it all his own
way, There was really no debate. The a.
"umentS Of Bowen were earnestly and els:
qucatly urged. and his control Of the mixed
aul:ercc hcr'rc. him showed tiie mastery
powers CT 4 practicci and accomplished
speaker We were Impressed with :hc sin
.ilarity Of his av,a!ncnl$ - those cn?!oyod
5by'our Rcformers Of 1870, the difference
mainly .hcing that'i'r this case, they were cd
dressed to sympathetic audience In the
other case lhcy were received with the sto.
I'D :t,,,,il;.x sa ol,stirstv and preirlicc.-
To sn,,tn, i:@st rs,.;c n thp resarn or Fer.
,,nson Who had heon ierre!v ossaiIcd bv
WI m.;nI, bc..rso 10 i.1 cxnrcsscd his
preference for a jury law that admittcd to
the panel only these who. could road ana
write uayins in few words disnoscd Of
This ;fccbl, aaycrsarr and leaving him but q
f,,,or ,,1 ssvG;tcj Will" hn. Mid his 70.
rroots - s1o.cs o,Ti c,o,ngnv TTc rancatcd
AZ, ior,o ~ r,,,r,y, ir,,l IN .I,s ;y.no of
oo,,;foato, and ,ro,.o Aha. c,,,rcc Nv ,bc
official statement of the Treasurer, Niles G. :
psrlcr 7Toycs' fr;o.,I who however jnfa.
NOUS; must be believed when he testified
.ooainst, his own Side lie affirmed that
much OF this noncy wa. laid to women and
children families of otrc,,i.;. and females
having no official connection whatever with
the Tcris]ature, lie denied The cxnendi-
t,,r. # this fnnj in aid Of tho Ku.TIluz
rsf,,rcos tho money b,v;,e bcen cxncracd
last w;nte, and since ct,r;. the establish.
mont Of martial law and when. tberc we're
.nc;ther Kn.Kluy nor rcf;,occs lie eynosed
the lamepess Of Noses defence Of the Arm
ed. Force Bill and the Roberts Arms Factory
fraud anlfxed unon him . criminal resDonsi-
bility from which he never can wrigglc out.
He siatcd in strong array the figures mark
inr tile course Of fraui and extravaganza
of tho ,ssoc;otos of Moses in tho condrct, Of
the Government for The last four years: de-
clarca that the whole of that immense debt,
IF lot I'll vor,d be wruos, ont of the
b,r1 oarnipes Of tIo laboriur man who tills
tho 90, and nroycd his nrobos;t;on bv fa-
r;I;s,,r,S i;l,rstr;t;ons warned tho colored nco.
-, a.. o4, A. ro.o do,4ro,.;,,, tbo;rs mort y
an1 n,;on.t;n,, tho;r tSr;onjv a. tbo Nortb h.,
oon.;nm;nr tbs inf,mons and cor~ur,t neonic
..,ro. 9.to h.,o brou,bt 1;scroc, imam
~ ,ar,n III NJ, ,s,ot. of Jndso sNIe,to, .
sid lis creed for Office had led him to ac,
oo,, . ni'c. or .bc ticket with Moses whom
~ to.,bs vory hour he did So he had Do.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
yyh;,semore with the Boilers.

A week ego, it was reported that B. e.
Nhittcmorc had rcnounccd his tealty to the
Boilers, and had gone over entirely to the
Regulars. This report has been contradic-
ted. and Whittemorc still remains with the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
DR WELLS Extract Of JURUBhBA
Session 1s12-T9 opens Sept. 10th, 1872.

rcrs I'll Tie medicinal virtues peculiar 70 the plant,
and must he taken as permanent curative AGENT
Is t,cc want Of action iii yOur liver anh Spee1 n
o;s rncYcd ut once the bitod becomes Impure ny d"l-
c.e.ious sccrcons, producing scfo!uous OF SKIN ts-
eases. Bio:chrs, iC0rS, PuSueS, Cankcf tiMp.Gs NC.
1aEa JurrbciG 10 cleanse parity and restore tAc VI
tial ed blood 10 healthy action. . -
Have y0l a IB&rcptlc Stomach? UnleS digestion Is
promptIy aided the system Is dcltated Will loss o VI
ial force poverty OF the EOod Dropsical Tendency,
General Weakness OF ihsshde. III,
Tale II to assist digestion wteout reactlon II VIII
imnoIL v1uthr:! vigCr 10 the weary sufferer
Have YOU weakness OF the lntcstmes? fou are IN
danger OF Chronic Diarriioea or the dreadful lni&h'-
Take it TO any Irritation and ward of tendency to
inflammation. .,-. - ,,,... <-u.. q
You must procure instant relief or you are liable TO SUI
i.aSe It TO strengthen organic weakness or life be-
comes burden. 49,, a., -
TOM in e-fect health or you are otherwise in great
danger OF maIaria miasInatc or contagious diseases
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price Ono Doarper Bottle. Send ior circular.
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FOR EiCN-pEES!Df,NT
gE. GEpArEX EsIdsyy Y
OF I:ISSGURI.

R,y" It may be proper to say that ihe editor
docs not endorse all the opinions advances!
by> writcrs.Eor the JouHHAL. Hc is rcEpcn-
s;ble f1r his opinions and his corrc@ron-
dents fer theirs.
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IF fyon'harc Chiils, whether every othc
day. every tenth day, Or cycrT two or three
weeks take Dr.. TUFTS Liver PILLS, and yol
will chcG!; them, otherwise they will stick tt
YOU ali winter. -: r..,. ...
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Sheriff. IS Sale.
Joseph D. Dunlap as. Receiver,

Joseph D. Dunlap as. .Rccciver,
w." FL. IA.
Henry Webster.
. BY Virtue of fa's. in the above case, will Sell
in front of the Court House in Camden, on the
first Monday (sevcnth day. Of October next
the following property,
3Gl acres Of Land in this county, bounded
North BY Sanders Creek and lands Of Paris
Watts, Last by land Of Cornelius ei Mill'4M5' ans
liams, and west hy Waterce River. Levied on
a; the property OF Henry Webster.
All that Lot of Land in Camden, on West side
or Tro3l-strcc. with ihc buildings thereon,
bo,,uhed Eorih by lct q pcPass, South by lot of
r.iatc Of Ella. cast by BROAD street. Levied on
AZ the properly OF y. Il. Wood, at the suit Of T..
j. Conway, "s,igAc2
'fNGns-Cash, purchasers paying for papers
arL Stamps.
,,r, ~ ,J J. i. BOSWELL, S. K.C,
SEM: -.
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Dr.. Tutt's Hair Dye dncs not'Stan tn
Linen
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

difference in favor Gf Camden: 80 miles
From Camden TO l.anc&$ter is, in al air
l;ue, n,jrly-hvc miles, and the ouis'dc cost OF
thc road would he but }700.000. VIII llnot
the lands that would be subscribed to this
enterprise lie worth 1T least half. that sun ?
Would not this RAILROAD doyelonc our country
more than any ether thing thaS is witi'in:oar
Gcach? Is there any. reason why we should
not begin this great work.: Is not hancas-
ter ready to assist us in the enterprise?
We invite the attention Of our people to
this great undertaking. I'D.
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RARE CIEANCE for AGENTS

AGENTS VIC viii FAY ynu 80 week IN cash il sou viii
On :mr wl;h us at oucc. Everything furnished and en-
pc!iscS paid. Address -,
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I0N0 Agents w?atcd to sell the beautiful Wo'o-
JUUU yrGph Mr.pjGye Ccr'lEca'cand Fho'og'&M
F,mIf Escordf. EoT terms send stamp
CrlrEE * Bro, Publishers, York, IL.
uly25 At
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26

Gin Gin
etnfa0ss Bauerlssn (ab tn einem @trtbs'
baufe an etnsm Slid uno per3ebrte 1e!n
6taf Drpo bet etnem Quart Bter. ga
n6terte fih ibm Gtner, Der 9ef4eibt fem
wptte, unb fa1te au ibm gu QanbSmann,
flag MIR etnmal, warum bic RdGte I'M Wtn.
ter ldnesr iinb, ais INT 5ommer?
Das 8duerletn ldhelt etn ,pent9 unb fa9t:
SD bab' bod afemal 9'tSrt, bab ct 70 s'faeio
10, unb weib net a mol bes. Nun, 70 MID Id
8 m fasen: 70 ,pte bic 9eiAetotea Qsute "a
gen, brebt fi6 bic @rbe UNI etne Ihs rum,
penn bas 70 TT, 70 9efrtert belt bte 9bmier
al, BET MGs, neil bic @internibte fp grim,
mtg falt finb, un ba Tam ftp bic Grcs bait
net e'i4wtnb breb'n,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26

Der ft1erfe 8arometer.-3wet
StY1fer frttten iiber Bic !3uperldf79fett bes
8arcmeters, tnbem elmer b%ebauptste, bae er
ben &eeen nt&t tmmer rtdtte ansstse. Gin
Trunfenbolp, Der bteien @trett NIT antDrte,
fel ttnen tn bic 8see uno faste;
Netue 9erren ! ser 3uperldfVeRe Barc.
meter 1T bas @elp E; benn menn n,a fetn
@elo Dat, ba sibt's nihts ais @aTsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26

tttun9s' 50 h.-Ian Hest tn
ben Mltpnaer MaGrihten: .
Ole eeitern setDstetsn Sdfen aaf b:rJelb'
mart In 2od1eot purosn aur 8erbltuns e.
ner @etterptrbreitune Der Vef, neil bte{el'
ben ben mtlitdrt5Gen gorbra burAbra1ea,
trfGoGen.
Das 1T BART. febr bart benin:
j purben Shien 9etobtet;
p bic 9et6oteten OAien burbbraden ben
1ntlttdrti9en GORDON unb folslt4
81 tpurben bteie ten Wtlttdreorbon burd.
brsdenben eetobteten Ddftn-eriaoGenl
Der 3ettunesleler fam unmDoli@ mebr
s~erlansen. &c fe6lt Miats, ais bab bteie
tpbten O4ftn, >rel6e ben Milttdr. Gorbcn
bur4braden, aud nod 9ebr0at bdtten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26
~ uterAalteudes
Characterization Matb+

Characterization Matb+
Btfanntlt6 Bat bic beutlAe 8untesreste,
runs psrihdrfte Maereesln ae9en ota suneb"
1nente Muswanberun3 In GeutfAlanb erIai'
fen, u Hest man in septFsn 3ettunaen
foleenbe &nlpra4s tes Gatfers an lstne I'M
tertbanen:
@as woIt ttr In Der Tremss ttun?
Sc TT ia ties 70 ih6n,
SIM neuen ð auf 9ortesrn ruin,
So meme Taenen we9'n.
8ef9etten Bier fir ntsbern Qpbn
Arbeitet un9enirt
11nb iebtr trdft'Se eanbesletn
@t1p bIbi9 etnsrs1cirt.
Tret Satr' ibt eub Der aorporal
SIM @Aieben uno I'm @6ritt
Damn netm' i'd CUR parace NAL,
@psar sun, 8riss eud nit,
wv %ky$s W. ES'
Damn baut tbr euern &pbl,
3atlt @tauern mir rpn isoem 9eim
3 ipie 1T eu6 70 tspbl!
Dcrt brnben iber'm Seean
Tte frehe Republtf,
NDie fam nur bort Elm untertban
Grparten &ue' une @!ud?
&ein &bnt9 uno tsin Safer ntAt,
&etn !6ersp9 uab fem Yria3,
Nur lauter bureerlihe WiAt'
nnb ntHt NAL S:l5ermun3.
Der 1puar 1T aumdbtts swor,
DrG If CT pom @apier,
Wetn Vt!b feelt p'rauf unt fhle9t, farwabr!
@runofAle9t lit aud bas gier.
Ser Nopbp lauert an Ser Cd,
Wenn tbr ans 2anb nur fe,e1,
Nimntt upse1raft bic llbr eub meg
Grmorbet eub Yisaeidt.
8leibt bier, tA mabn' eud paterltb,
@eltebte &inber n,etn,
nnb tpr1t tbr bph perlaEen mid,
Damn fAla9 Elm Wetter bretn!
Sd brauh' eua 81 Solaaten bssr,
gu Steuerjablern nod;
Nuswanpsruuas!uE!'se fpsrren Wir
~Grbarmuasslps ms Sod!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09
Georgia's Example,

In the excitement over the result OF I'i'
no,,bern elections our great triumph Il"
Georgia must not he overlooked. IL SWIM,
hard to realize that the Empire S'a'' % Wv
South as her citizens proudly persist III car
ia, ber has been carried for Inc c'''-e Va
.,rn.,, o,d reconciliation by 'mgor''? 80
....,,.,,,,,s az "a reach nearly G0.HGo. hc''
,he Hon, BrS. HIT on the stump lne'''''''
/, n,,o-i,g Of 10000 the papers 81 ms ON"
.,.rtv made lest OF his being 80 san"
g,,t there Is no denying the tgurcs. " h''c
we eypeclcd q, coo we have received 'o''e''
aud the manic among the Radicals u 50 SFeN'
TINT It is really doubted whether i''cS WIZ
make a stand as a party again. 20 '''"'''
have the gallant Georgion* a. return '"'
hard work in good cause.
And thc greater credit i due to Georgia
t,ccausc she fought the opening battle o. Tue
campaicn against Radic;'lism >'ns'e-hanoea
and alone Says the Savannah Rcpnb"co''
with cxcusable pride, on the morning OF tie
election:
",yha, the Democracy and Liberal Re
DlDilC4IS OF ocoTsE NCShhIIi-i $500.
have been effected BY them entirely "ItAo",
any external aid. We have heard OF natin''a
and central executive committees NJ Ac"
York and Washington which were aol'!-
wonders in aiding the state organization, ~
carving on the campaign, bnt n far IL neof.
Ola is concerned, SOLITARY and alone s'lc SCI
the bali In notion and, unaided, she has
btcu allowed TO roll it. Not nan, 'ios :!
doIIar. has been sent into this State on on!
side. While the enemy has sent many men
ard many dollars TO turn the tue: II posi-
bic"
Does not Georgia afford shining exam
pic for the emulation OF Virginia: We arc
similarly situated i'll many respects, bt'
where there is my advantage it is ouTa. We
have the memory of the brilliant campaign
Of 1909; we have iustiGahle pride i'll tit
great Conservative party which we organ
izcd and have maintained against oil attempts
10 divide it on State issues; and we have tht
prestige Of an unbrokcn series OF Vlctorie
which have secured tous IN able goTcrnnlcn
and maintained tEc fame and credit OF \lr
gina in the eyes Of the world. Let our dcal
old State, where the Lihera! party first saw
the light, be also the scene Of its create,
triumph. BY thorough organization ant
hard work from now until the close OF tt'
9Th day Of November. we can insure Virginia
for GREELEY by 10000 majority, and mex
year the State officers will lie ours almoS
without q struggle.
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IN .TsETGssGA}z.

At a meeting OF ~ company, held al their
arnory October !. IT.. the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Where's ii has pleased III tll-Ntsc Providence
10 take from orr midst and from he field Of usfnl-
ness, Sergeant j. II. EkLLntiG. Il worthy anu H.
srccrcd member Of orr company. who illustrated
His devotion 10 cc.tiiry aud his su!cieriy qualities
by faithful service cariig the war: therefore be II
- Rts0irsi That While we bow with Christian
resignation 10 this dis cnSaion Of the good Father
above L.. wc par: with him with heartfelt sorrow
nni sincere regret, and feel hii IN ir&ia;' our brother
we lo.c gentleman who in private life VAS worthy
OF our admiration and estt cm-i soldier who. IN
war rs In peace, va, without lear and without re-
prnRCi.
"HssGirtd, That ia our brother Kellogg was an
o!d and honorcd member Of Company /, who, with
patriotic deEOlion 10 principle Iarc his bosom 10
The storm Of battle. VIC cannot permit the occasion
10 pass without IN expression Of or nndy!hg re-
card FOR those VINO In life knew no other reward
than blessed consciousness Of duty we'll performed
and leave behind them no other legacy for their
children than Il name honored and respected by
their comrades.
"Eesolred, That copy of these resolutions lie
communicated 10 the family of the deceased, rs Il
tcs nonal of our heartfelt sorrow Tor their sad be-
reayemcnt. and that wear the usua! badge Of
mourning FOR thirty days US token of our respect
to his memory 49, - . -
CAPT. MAXWELL T. CLARKE, Chairman.
WALTER j. BLUNT, Secretary pro ttm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

The STATE Journal INDUCES in quarter o.
n Column of sclf-compIaccnt talk, based on
its statement that the call for 4 Straght-Ont
Convention in Virginia first appeared in that
paper. This is q small matter, but the SIM
pie truth is that, like all other news oriGina
ting in Richmond, and nearly al! in Virginia,
the item in question was first published IN
the DiSDdtCh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

nY@ FALL, 1S72.-NEW AND ELE-
CANT STOCK OF DRY GOODs.-T. Il. PRICE &
co. are opening by steamers aud express fnl!
and com p!ete assortment Of
FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC GOODS,
TO which the attention Of the Virginia public Ia
called.
Their supply, selected with care and tAste, en-
braces everything in the dress line wtch Is new and
attractive. whilst the staple department IS stocked
with what Is good and substantial, and everything
sold at only small remuneratire profit In
DRESS GOODS
Will be found
Velour dc Nice, Atistrala>!tn Grape,
Drup &c MomgcnOn, Sik-Warp Henrietta Cloth,
Velour imperative Lyons, Drap dc Montcarau,
Bomblzine Alpaca, French Crctoni,
I'ooncian Cloth. English and French Cashmere,
Cachcnere de Ecope, &C., &c
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
Bombazlncs Delaines, Ottorans,
Tamisc, Grape Cloths,
English Grapes, Grape Fell., Collars, &c.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
y full line Of goods for gents and boys In Suting
Cloths, Cas5inleres, Ecstings, Skirts, Drawers,
Socks, Gloves, Haudkerchiefs, &C., Sc.
Everything guaranteed Of good quality, and no.
Thing recommended by the house unless fully tested
by Judgment uni experience.
$3.50 T. z. PRICE g co.
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Now that procession Of White men III
Cincinnati has Iecn put 10 eight by colorcd
men, will rot thc people OF that devoted city
believe that the southern whites are not
always 10 blame for the bloodshed in the
South on and about election days: SAyan-
nah, doubtless, sincerely condolcs with Gin
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DIED,

On the IN OF October, Of diphthcil. q tie resi-
Gence ot her parents. HATTIE LElnii, "h'S
dauahtrr Of j. /. ara Bette u. Wing1cld: aged
l0ur years and SIX months.
s"cct angel OF heaven. Uh why III Nc E!ourli
Thy loss. though 'tis mighty: why wish Thy return
Like tie roscs of summer You've passed to Xxx
grave:
NJ arm could drtain thee, 10 power could save.
Her funeral will take place from liz" Gracc-S rcc
i!up;i,t church TODAY tmh insttiD II il O'Clock
s. VI. Friends and :.cIualnauccs are respectful!
IL Silcd 10 attend
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The election in Connecticut OH Monday
resulted most Elvorahiy Tor The Liberals, &c.
cordiug to reports received ut ihls WfItih&.
The gain on the Democratic vote seems 10
have been large and general. This will in
sure the six electoral vote, OF Connecticut
for Greeley and Brown.
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REMOVALS..

IMPORTANT NOTICE 70 THE La
l. DIES AND PUBLIC IN aESERAL.--R.
FERR4NDISI wishes to inform the public that
on account OF Increase In business his present place
Is too small 10 accommodate his customers There
fore he is compelled 10 remove 10 No. 6l3 Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh streets. by the
Ist OF October, ls7?, where he has l.ted up n
line store, which he win stock With the finest I'M
Established one OF the largest human hair works
south OF Sew York. He has al the facilities for
doing all kinds Of har work at the shortest notice,
in the hes, manner, and In the latest styles Monthly
Fashion Book received direct FROM Paris, with
fashion plates for ladies' hair dressing also book
for ball costumes and evening dress.
Thankful for past favors, hope 10 the future, by
attention TO business, TO retain your custom.
oc 9-Im K. FERRANDISL
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E GRAND OPENING OF FALL
GOODS.

GOODS!
We have Just received further additions to our
stock, and prepared 10 offer extra bargains In
DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods AZ IS, 49, and !5c. per yard
Empress Cloths a, 50. 60, and &c. per yard;
The Leon brand Black Apacas at iVc. 10 81 20 per
yard:
Best Al!-W DOL Sattccns ut T5c worth 81 per yar'f
Silk Velour Poplins Al. 81 worth Sl.25 per yard:
ExtI. wide Black Gre pc Cloth ut 81 per yard;
Superior best Black P.ombazine at $3.50 per yard;
Black French sieriro, Il yards wide, ut Sl25 per
yard;
WATERPROOF Cloths at Sl.25 worth $3.50 per yard
Table Linens at 50t.., 55c., 81, &C.;
Sassimers, Fhnn.ls Blankets, Quilts, ShaTl5
skirts, Undershiifs, and Drawers;
Table and Piano Covers, Table Oilcloths,
Crepe Wells and Collars, Linen and Lace Collars
Embroidered Fiandkerchiefs, Kid Gloves.
Hosiery, Ribbons, yeiveteens, Lnces, Rufaings, and
lots OF othu~ articles ut the very lowest prices.
A splendid ssortmenr of Ladies' Underwear on
consignm' cut to be sold out very cheap. Ladies'
specially employed TO show these goods.
WILLIAM TKALHIMEk Il SONS,
l0l3 Aiain street, cppa.aite the post-odice, and
OCT COL BAead sISst, corner sixth.
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-, GsTsEfs.

ii =. Peters cathedral, hy Rcv. Father Nandc-
II IL. MICHAEL. T:NEUAN IT, Miss \ Am IL
Holm: h";h al the city al i:ic'in"nf. No cards
Petersburg I2d..r please copy.
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uror nrobabIe line Of conduct. In isab

nn,r ,,lss rsohaa,e line OF conduct. In lsao
aso a.n m in,nartin suffrage. and by MS
con'nct left Il doubtful whether ne Muuiu
roi,n,v Iohnsou or adhere to the kepau'ls.lh
rnrtv IN 1865 he favored Repatriation, pre-.
parry. =, ,.;nlst,nn Of good faith, to tax the
p" t;n,S,o, securities. In 1871 he was the as
n";,",M of General Grant, and hoped himscn
.'' a., ,on,inatod forthe Presidency. In lS,2
lie co,r.c excited the contempt OF hS p o'i,F
.,,I f,;cndS. He was car;caturcd as one OF the
ho,cr,rrnolci enemies OF Grant, and now ne
.nnl,nds aud praises Grant, and assa'to "l'h
ierrr inycctiycs all who oppose him.
re,;.ct Of tic Georgia Eicction--An vs.
Inmate Of GTceicy's M"!crities th '"e
Southern States.
WASHINGTON, October Cit Is conccuth
on all sides here that the rcStiit III "c"'.E IL
las decided the status Of thc southern >it'''
in ,hn presidential election. IN i''oI'li''
conference OF !cading gentlemen from 'sie
South happened here to-day. and a conp'n-
con Of notes showed that every Stale so'ltil
Of Mason and Dixon's line Is certain Tor
;;rrrlcy in November with the exception ol
south Carolina. some OF the e>llina'cd hl'I
i,ril;cS arc very large. rivallng that OF
Georgia in Is recent election when tue nil-
lercliccs in population are considered Ire :ce
uaior.its Tor Greeley marked down IL luis
incrtn" have aSccrtained were a i"lioM: :
Delaware. 1000; Maryland, 2'.oOo; l r-
uiniu, $4,000: North Carolina, ln,H"o ;
Georgia. between $1,000 and 55.ooo; lor-
4, 1890: Alabama. 5000; Mississippi
500: Louisiana, 10000: texas, o 10
| n,0: Arkansas, 1900: Missouri, 2o'oGo
| Tennessee. Co.000; Kentucky, 'o'1oo ;
West Virginia, 10000. SCUM 'a!o .i!i.
* conceded to Grant by 10000 m2lorl'y.
The states Of North Carolina ana Mi77iS-
.imui, about which some doubt existed, are
now claimed for Greeley for good ana sum
| c;rut reasons. The Government pressure
| wjll necessarily be light in the former III No.
ycmbcr. and the State is naturally Demo
cratic on Glr vote. lii Mississippi the en-
tire Democratic vote will be out Tor the Hrst
time since reconstruction, and the Literal
Republican movement is very strong under
the lead of Congressman Morphis and Judges
Acorn and Hancock. The total electoral
vote Of these southern States sure for Gree
lev is l3l. md he requires but llity'' lree
more from the North to make his e!ectt"A
sure. Tie betting men in Washington are
oatr;n" odds that Greeley will carry every;
southern STATE except South Carolina, and
there are 10 takers Wd&l.WJtoH t0rfe'
| SJoaIcgcc Nc,r York World.
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09
,roT:aErERs OLD DoatNIoS CLuH,l
ErCuMo:D. October 3, lsI..


THO THE CONSERVATIVE AND Lib
| ErhL Party. OF RICHMOND: We ask l You
a. unitc with Us In hodinH ErahI aiASS 3tErI
tyFSISC; nj u o'clock, in honor Of uniuriing To
the hrcczn iing bearing the lEles Of our gallant
standard bearers Greeley and Brown, and 10 pro-
mcic the interest Of the gallant WiSn for Congress-
ana OF the great Conservative and Liberal party OF
the Comm ,nwralh oil Firglnio. Let there nc ~,
r,suops. 10 our Invitation. which will
show to the enemy that earnestly battling FOR
our rights and the preservation Of the Constitution
and tho Union. SAMUEL MCCTBBlN,
Chairman Executive COMMITTEE
oc go.s Old Dominion Club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09
West virginia Ggra:SE,:-outs.

TIE editor Of the Wheeling Ecg'$ser went
in search Of the Convention Of West Virgil
MIA Sirai&it-Out Democrats, which was an
nonnccdl 10 be held in That cityon last sntur-
day. After diligcnt inquiry nc louhd IL III
IN upper chamber, and it wa, composed OF
sixteen men and two boys. Ine delegates
nominated an electoral ticket, and Invited
Brick Pomcroy to visit West Virginia.