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Horse Epidemic.

DIR. Wolns compound solution Of tar has
proved In every aspeedy safe aud hnro cure or
the disease now prevalent among the horses IN hs Guy
Used most successfully who're eabole acid mas proved
lnenectual. No chance OF failure No preparation 10
Full directions accompany each package Beware Of
cOunterfets. -
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How 10 cure the disorder: Keep tine nasal
passages clean and heal the liberation OF the head be-
lore II reaches the lungs. with syringe inject up the
animals nostris half pint Of wocotts Catarrh Annt
Six pints guaranteed 10 all ordinary eases. one
dollar per pint AT druggists slI pints for w., With
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.0gs More uyfcr,uns,e.,',~The man with .
In selecting their fail style OF hats are the lucky ones
The enerprsinR the bold, the energetic, and the
cessfu an wear good hats, which, of course, Of
kNOXS manufacture.
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OXEN OFFERED FROM pouoHKEEpsrE.
CITY o. 9. P9uSHKEEras;, S,l,,l 81; Y,

Mayors OFFICE, Oct "a.
II the extent and probable continuance OF the horse
plsgue warrant the freghng interests in New York in
employing oxen tO move their merchandise, nave no
doubt that a hundred many more yoke Of
Dutchess county oxen, with drivers, could he
sent by boat from this city short
tice, that would satisfactorily take the place
Of horses In hauling large trucks freight wagons
and believe that tuch arrangement could he made
With farmers and droyers, for fair compensation.
My services in this matter are gratuitOusy at the dis
posal OF those interested. n. q. kkarhAH.
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Easy terms for furniture, carpets. and bed
ding Al d. NJ CoEPerthwat Co.'S ~ Chatham street.
An Immense stock and low prices. bargains for cash,
or payments received weekly or monthly, Parlor and
chamber suites In great yarety.-Adr,
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Ladies, call at our manufactory for bargains
Mink. seal. aud Alaska sets sSD. Large variety of
other fur featuring prices avoiding fancy
prices at retail Altering and repairiny done.
FLEMING, i46 Fulton ST.
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

NsrArurv ALmANAc-rurs DAT.
Sun rsea.... Is Sun sets. 01 Moon rises .
H1uH wATBR-rHrs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. IS Hell Gate. - %
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by the victims of Fever and Ague are perma-
nGntly removed by y. Jaynes Ague Mixture, = sure
cure Tor ~ Chills and attending FeYers Ade,
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III following were the highest. lowest. and closing

The following quotations OF puts" and calls
given by akins Rraine, II Broad street who quote
the distance from the market price of the stocks
which puts and calls can be had for a premium OF
cent.
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SATURDAY. Oct. % Flour AED GRAIE- Flour
sGl nc lower on eNnort kinds and atPaGy Tor home
brauls, Extra state, tt-JVS13 Wheat lS,c easlyri
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Puts QUICKSILVER a. days, may be had at G on
Of the activity Of the market, privileges
scarce and diricult TO obtain.
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For weat her strips for doors and windows 20
to y, s. j. rorreys 100 Fulton street near BrOadway
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Teeth. The New York Dental Association, sc
nrosdwey, corner 2id st.. managed " Drs. HAS
BROCK and ROWLAND, make q specially OF extract
Ing teeth by the Of Laughing Gas. DIR. Hasbrouck
operated nearly years for Cotton Dental Association.
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The best place In New York to buy reliable
Watches nne diamonds, rich. fashionable iewelry and
sterling silver wedding presents u sou IIE5 VI Fulton
u. Diamonds specially.
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HALroN. N.-octobcr 10, 1sT2 by decree Of Circuit
Court, Elizabeth A. uaton from Patrick Haton.
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Special Aotit,s.
THE HORSE EPIDEMIC.


This appalling calamity has come down upon this city
like the rush of whirlwind, sweeping through the
GoRGEs or THE HUDSON
with frghtful velocity and scattering broadcast the
seeds Of disease which owing 70 Improper treatment ~ &
horses in the eountTRyri RyriLhH 4 tee enEIyG
is sick he is taken OF and nourshed with palAtsbs
t9oa and yet We daily read Sccouns Of hs complaints
WEAK AND DEBnITATEp.
isiment The sick man does not want corhed beef and
beef lea Or some other tasty and nourishng food tits
the same VIA 42YfoR II AGT;T Se rs oFF,Sop
mixed with his feed and then II he viii refuse to
sn snd tssy use TsYoI. eOmpoaaa FOOD LOOK a. 9S
s eS % inc aanhssn @ Feed & S we
They are all dieted WITH Ieylors Compound Do not
First premium at sunolE and Queens counties AgrI.
MANHATTAN FEED MILLS COMPANY, M
NEEHfhS'iw Sos % 5is we!t wf!ft's5saiS6P':t sai6 st
A..PIBIIC Library or KEESTnCkYi ElI i
and Distrbution Of GIFTS Dec Positively no post
ce Isf IS @ anG. "a charge Of SSr rhos
HAYS. ------.
HEATING III STOVES sr
FV1t5HS' I5S wsteT %G%saS .tTsot t. CO..
TICKETS taSbi g sS,a .@.ns nsIrs. s
tcry aS ByosdMayr @ boz ts9 NsT ., York Prizes
send for circular
BANNING TRUSS AND BRACE CO
New and improved selfadjpsting, nonfrictiou brace
Abdominal and spinal shoulder braces and other
surgical adJuncs. For sale and applied at S2 Broadway
GREELEY HATS AND CAPES,-L. SUs-
MAN 4 co. l5 warren ST., manufacturers OF all knf
of campaign equipments.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Tickets, t}s. Orders nlled information furnished
Plies cashed. ,IAl 60, HankerH.
10 Wal st, New lrk.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Price reduced to t!s j. y. MAR!lNEL 4 co.
BANKERS, 10 wall st box l"o' New lurN lNst onlve,
Rrinnrkablr REPORTS sent free. Address HOWARD AS
SOLlA llnN, lll.A4t .vAla' Ia,
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DTTORCED.

sists rnelc sam. Cough cure never fails to cure
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There has been q Arm tone to the Government bond
market the best prices Of the week being current To-
day. isis especially strong reaching III, while
i5e maintained their late hrmness, selling at ll5kct
i5 The deusnd 10 not large the chief support q the
market being the psucy Of offerings and the steadness
OF gold.
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&c" &c i}sSe .a.ts. Ssssd SS ana sss
1p's .siS mat aasrtsIly diya,nds Wi Dc S%nssss
pSst spring The Nes s,,on nors and osnT poin, Or
e e big R,shss eeS, osl2' soS Rock 5" .s Ss .ad
Union was exceptionally weak he prc. dssl,n,ng ecu 2
rsCr sopsTy sas SS'sRs aefs SfGS q
sSsiSs e ssSG Ss 'sss sss * @
feature. q he market. Though ialieS details con
TSere has % not been very BRISK movcaent in sold
:pa afss t 9s H%s to fs sfsy 's' exc
ps o s he eac enough rce
c'insd % iis arer he bank staienent sns9.nsed
90 o." in The go loan an market he rates ranged
cent for carrying 70 nat" The Assistant Treasurer
on account Of November interest sSioooc. maTing
K. me sscSsSsc GsS Cs, Bank
Tss we're tSs Sa
iS ia \ aii: sSF iis s::iis, ssiiis 81 siiilss s.ils
Foreign exchange ruled steady to-day though the Dc.
prime 6anEers days sterling bills s and
cces G ,fot rddy Sos SdSs . Suo,sS az oS The
Imports Of dry Eoods teoa yaua!lonl az the port OF
against $500 last week and i5Ss for tne e9rrss
a9s pefo period % Of % 'Tfs Tue eapo
dOmestC pt
week ending Oct ~ were v 5s5i, against f6liB for
the week ending oct IS The exports Of specie today
Sd SSTe nce ea Tssag the Gsss Sss
ue Treasury was as follows God receipts 80, ~
esatl2@i currency receipts A!bsslU currency Pay.
ments, ie1.sp1i currency balance, t236i,'4sis I;
customs, t2l3.00. . ,
t2t24S0, at prices ranging from HAS to ll2@ these
rates admitting the purchase Of a million, thai amount
was accented 9t il2 ~ 90 2 The sale Of Treasury io
There were bids TO the extent q tseSp at li2S 10
debt for the week were e. ~ ssi te rccents TOT Gus
ton coastwiee aud by rail were iiSe bales aud the
number Of bales exported $3.50 "a,
The money market opened easy 70 borrowers on call
who supplied their requirements ats and cent. on
pirIEy OF coocptehle collateral Later IN the day now
ever, the demand became more urgent, aud business
was mosty At cent? the closing rate In discount :
there nothing new TO notice, the banks being stu
pressed for accommodatons which they are unable 70
give TO the merchants. Prime mercantile paper IL
quoted al seI2 cent. The bank return Was another
unfortunate document, reectnR loss IN the net re
serve Of 26l2s0. the banks now holding SIo1'S IN
OF legal requirements. The total reserve con.
ssting OF specie and legal tenders, was down GWio0
and the extraordnary expansion OF loans would seem
Under the eircumstanees ~ not cycn
yunwisc. The Interference OF the Bank OF montreal IN
the gold movement for the week may be act down as the
cause OF the run down In The specie averages lhe io
lowing are the comparative totals
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This appalling calamity has come down upon this city
like the rush Of a vhirlwnd, sweeping through the
GoRGEs OF THE HUDSON
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SIR. see in TnE sUS letter from Mr.. Rowan, head
ed IiArey's Remedy" am glad to nnd by IL that In
this time Of horse trouble there s medicine known
that viii cure them rapidly In England those pow
ders very much thought about, and used both
preventive and This disease Is also dangerous 10
ourselves. | have known Mrs. Harrison, OF Holly
wood House, county Down, Ireland. 70 take II from
fayorite horse OF hers the doctor who attended her
said sOl, and II pronounced bronchitis. knew of
another Instance where young man drank water from
q pail from which diseased horse had been drinking
TIE disease set in and he died In few weeks after
4
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-A.-PTBLIC LIBRARY or KENTI CkY;
-EX.GoV, Braulettr, Manager Second Grand concert
and Distrtbution OF Gifts Dec :. Positively no post
ponrmrnt Tickets, tiO; halves, t5j quarters, " 80.
branch once 6O9 Broadway, In charge OF Major Ihos
"a HAYS
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For he Democratic .Adrocate.

MEssRs. EDiroRs Having noticed an
account in your admirable paper Of the cath
instant, of game of base ball played ia
Reisterstown on the 10th OF August, between
the Independent Of said town and Linden,
of Westminster, was much surprised to
read the greatly prevaricated description
given by "Obseryer.h Justice demands
that / should state the facts. Az to "0b
servers first assertion thai the Indepen.
dent presented picked nine, | need do no
more than refer him to the roll of member.
ship and ask an apology for the unqualified
declaration. In his second assertion. sob
server has ignorantly told the truth. He
says the umpire decided fairly only phen
the score stood in favor Of the Independent
From the first inning to the ninth, when
after hard fought and fairly won battle,
victory perched upon the banner OF the In
dependent club, never for even an inning
did the gentlemen Of the Linden lead,
hence the umpiring from his own argument
was fair and impartial throughout. As to
the head Of the five cent piece we threw and
it came down shield up, took the field and
kept it despite the howlings OF the gentle
men Of the Linden who thought perhaps
they con.d bluff u.s. bat the old Independent
has played too many games and won too
many victories to be fooled thus. "The
gentlemen Of the Linden" having never
played but few first class clubs, and hence
suffering but few defeats, are 10th to swal-
low the bitter pill administered to them OH
the laih instant, hence their dark mutter.
ings of Partially, aud as bad excuse is
better than none, their repre- antative
"observer" has seen fl to stoop to mis-.
representation to cover their recent disas.
ter. Fam PLAY.
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DIRECTIONS
To those Competing Tor n,
500 Premium ON best lt,l
OF Corn raised this year n
Carroll county.

ENRST. The Acre selected "a, ,,...
il ton to be laid of by a SURVEYOR Z.
certificate under oath or aiirmaiio1sf !.
survey shall be filed by the eom,s
with the undersigned, on or before \. y
day of September, Prox.
Second. lheVersOns w.o are 10 !. 4,
ploycd To cut theNvrn from the "A, |
surveyed, us well a those who M.
measureit will bsfrdSuirel 10 make &
or affirmation Mat LAny have only M.
tue Corn aciuAllygrown on the Aers u,
and surveyed for competition.
Third, The owner or grover Of q. q
Of Corn will also be required To frs
statement Of the mode aud manner 4 !
walton, &c. with view to publirahos
monthly report Of the Commisisss \
Agriculture, and will also make Is Us
the number of barrels raised up6a d. II
IN confederation Of those vino s4lhs
aud measure.
Fourth. The Corn will be husssisaI
as properly cured and measured ID 4.
ina Maryland STANDARD Barrel R,S
tAry 10 be notified at least i've dsn i
the husking commences, 50 lhat
lercsted party macy be pressaI b s.
done.
Fifth. Its requested that al ssays.s
for the premium will provide Aa0l, ~.
to husk and measure the Con- pon
the Acre n Que day--it is no, eipsSsl
all the parties competing will p.hs
husk ON the same day--Ihe Otjsa ~
have the Corn husked when i I rss,
be Put in the crib. The Ssrsyls
prepare all the hilidayils e0sssasl Z
the contest and give any Other hsinz
which may be necessary.
by order Of the Board
WIN. A. MeEELLR,
aug 3l.3t. SersAE
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The Louisville Convention.

The Louisville convention which is
TO assemble on the Sd Of September,
eau have no other effect (if il have any
ut all, than to serve as diversion in
favor of the present corrupt Admins.
tration. The leaders Of the so called
''slraightout" movement cannot be ig
norant Of this fact. They are therefore
knowingly and wilfully aiding to per.
petuate the present shameful misrule,
and all the extravaganza, corruption,
and outrage, perpetrated upon the
country by Grant and the selfish aud
voracious rings which control aud use
him. The Radicals themselves see and
understand it, and are jubihnt over the
forthcoming convention. But the move.
ment will have but little effect, from
present appearances, and the Grant
men viii be able to extract but little
comfort from that source. The great
body ofthe Democratic party will heart
lily join in the effort to overthrow the
present Administration by the election
of Mr.. Greeley, believing that any
change viii be better than the existing
state Of things. The Louisville con.
vcntion, therefore, we believe, will be
SO insignificant in numbers and infu.
cnce, as scarcely to be felt 10 the pres
ent canvass. The satisfaction which it
seems to give to the Radicals, ought to
open the eyes Of any honest dupe who
may feel disposed to be led by the
movement.
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NORTH CARoLIsA.-The shameless
frauds upou the ballot perpetraied in this
State by the Grant party, at the late
election, were SO glaring that they can
not be overlooked. Many counties re-
turned greater number of votes than
the entire voting population. In some
counties several hundred more. The
proofs Of these political villainies have
SO multiplied that the Democratic party
have determined to sift the matter to
the bottom. A circular has been issued
by the Liberal Executive Committee of
North Carolina 10 connection with the
same organ Of the Democratic party.
announcing the intention Of these bodies
to contest the alleged election of Mr..
Caldwell. This paper has been widely
distributed among the friends of reform
throughout the State. 1t urges the
recipients to cooperate with the com.
mittees in securing the ultimate triumph
Of right and justice. The sentiment
which actuates the North Carolina Con-
ssrvntives is the sentiment of the Lib.
eral party everywhere. There is no
disposition to deprive Mr.. Caldwell of
any Office to which he is entitled I; but
the honest voters Of the country are
sick Of the prevailing faint of Rad
ical corruption and are determined to
eradicate it. That Caldwell was returned
BY fraud is certain. The proofs are
scattered all over the State, and If the
people will gather up the facts, the
Legislature viii soon settle the matter
BY declaring Judge Merrimon elected
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Attention / Democrats q Conservatives.

Tie Democratic Conservative voters
Of Carroll county, win meet at the usual
places Of meeting in their respective
districts, on Saturday the 3lst Of Au-
gust, at 9 o'clock, p NJ, to appoint
five delegates from each district to a
County Convention to be held il West
minister on Monday the I'd Of Septem-
Der, to select FIVE delegates to represent
Carroll county in State Convention to
assemble in Baltimore on the 1lth Of
September, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to
nominate Electors for President and
Vice President Of the United States.
Also to appoint Eve delegates to Con-
gressional Convention to assemble in
Towson,own on Wednesday the 4th day
Of September, at II o'clock, NJ, to
nominate candidate for Congress for
the Second Congressional District.
BY order,
RICHARD MANNING,
Chairman, Democratic Conservative
Executive Committee for Carroll co.
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SENATOR WILSON on GRANTS
DRlNKING HABITS Rev. Chas. Den.
uison, of Washington, d. c. has pub
lished some severe structures on the
personal habits of General Graut, Us
known ard exhibited in that city. 10
a recent letter from Senator Wilson to
Mr. Denuison, (meaut as a denial of
Grants bad habits) the facts are COZ.
iirmed by Senator Wilson's own letter.
He says:
] said TO you what have said to others,
that | regretted that the President used in.
toxicating liquors a, all, that | wished he
would take the pledge, and that | had a
mind to ask him to join the Congressional
Temperance Society.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENcE.


FoaaiSy Bwmea.-0u Monday last,
shortly after ~ o'clock, and while the
hands employed 10 the Taylor Manu-.
featuring Company, of this city, were
at dinner, smoke was seen issuing from
the roof OF the foundry belonging to the
company The alarm was sounded, aud
in short time a large number Of per.
sons were on the ground rendering all
possible assistance. The building was
brick, l00x40 feet, with ventilator,
built Of wood, extending the entire
length, the roof Of which aud the build
ing was made Of shingles. The FIRE
was between the ceiling aud roof. and
as our town is deficient in ladders, hooks
aud axes, il was impossible to reach il,
the attention Of the citizens was then
directed TO the blacksmith, wood aud
machine shops. A line was formed,
buckets OF weter were passed from the
nearest pumps, aud the surrounding
buildings saturated with water. For.
tuuately there was no wind at the time,
il there had been our town would have
sunereu terrloiy' Inc nre Is supposed
70 nave originated from inc euPoia, as
nfe naa oeen mace IN u 'hat morning
Tor tue purpose 0, casting 10 the after
uoon' Inc eupoia continued ABOUT nse
shousand pounds oil iron aud was the
nfs' Oias' oi the new comPany there
were some TWO hundred nases ready,
many oi wh'eh contained important
worN' AoOut seven eiSn's OF 'he pat
s an1 u lew masks were saved
invusn 'ne Jay was one OF 'he hottest
u Tue seasou' our ci''Aeus wofAeu man
,uly against tue devUuring element,
pur'ng 'he nfe ar samuel lierr' oil
'ns o',y; was severely cut, ne was
ensaseu ~ tearing apwn renee when
nls iOo' snPpeu enu nc iei' against y
oioNen na'l, cutting one OF 'he smai'
a..'i,eo " 'he 'ei' "''ss auu 'aeera'ins
'he nesh very muen' Surs'ca' assist
apee was promptly rendered 9y " d
H. n'ihussiea. Mr' DenJ' r. Noel,
'esiu,ns snort Instance from town on
'ne asnins,on roau' was overcome oy
,ne nea, anu ,he iaoor ne performed
u Dul'er TOOK MN III cnarge ana us
5000 as possible removed MIN 70 MS
res'uenee' DON sen'iemen' we iearn'
are Improving 80.
Snoi.'y ai'er ,he rooi zen 'n a poho
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Business Locals.
Notices under tbs head TEN CENTS
per line jor each insertion.

A CARD.
The subscriber takes this method of
returning his sincere thanks to the cit
liens of Westminster, for the prompt
aud energetic manner in which they
came to the rescue ofihe Foundry from
the fire, on Monday last, lie also ex.
presses his sympathy for the young
men who we're injured whilst cnd eayor-
ing to save the property.
j 4. TAYLOR.
Millyillc, Queen, and the New Foun.
tain Jar, (thc best out) Stone Jars,
Jelly hlasses, Preserving Kettles, &c,
ut W. o. Ligget's.
j. +. Brinkerhotf has been receiving
a nice line Of Mems aud Boys heavy
Kip Boots for Fall and Winter wear.
Everybody says that the cheapest
place in Westminster to buy Boots and
Shoes, is at W. o. Ligget's.
Silk Hats, Fall styles, Broadway
Block for 1872, just received, at j. L.
Brinkerhoff s.
Lovers of Bargains shonld call and
examine the Large Stock OF Queensware
and Housekeeping Goods of every
kind, at :" o. Ligget's.
Trunks and Vaises. large stock, Mt
j. +. Brinkerhoif's.
As the time for the holding of the
Agricultural Fairs rapidly approaching,
Il behooyes our business men to send in
their orders for Cards, Circulars, &c
One Of our best business men, Angus
tus Shriver, ,ate President OF the Az
ricultural Society, recently said that
money invested in Printers lux paid a
better interest than Government Bonds.
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The New York Evening Express
celebrated its Both birthday by an iu-
crease of four columns and appearing
IN new dress. The Express has been
doing heroic service ia the Democratic
cause from its start and has always
received the endorsement, of its party.
IL is thoroughly established and is
looked upon as a reliable paper, not
only politically, but also for its full
reports Of the markets and general
news. We always read it carefully and
can recommend il.
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Vermont and Maine.

Early in September, these two States
hold an election. Hitherto the Republican
party has carried both by heavy majorities.
Maine by 2O,40i, and Vermont by 27,S26,
in the September elections Of 1868 With so
great odds in their favor, we expect both Of
these States to go for the Republicans next
month by considerable majorities. Yet
the result is likely TO indicate the drift of
public sentiment in the New England sec.
ton of the country, and we propose just
now TO tet down our calculations by which
the results should be measuredand weighed.
A prominent journal of the Grant party,
says that the Republicans can carry Maine.
in the September election, by ten thousand
majority, and If they do, it will destroy the
hopes OF the Greoleyites To this suggeS
ton we reply that If the Republican maiuri
ty doesn't exceed ten thousand we shall
feel confidence of victory in November.
The Presidential year brings out the full
voting force, and a fair judgment of the set
ofthe political current must befounded on
comparison of the popular vote of those
years. In other years the vote is much
smaller and is affected by numerous local
issues that prevent fair test Of the strength
Of parties. Any diminution of the maiori,
ty OF s6S will mark the loss Of the admins.
tration party and the gain of its opppoents
Our friends in Maine are very sanguine
Of great gains, and they seem to have excel.
lent reasons Tor their faiim Ii they reduce
the adverse majority to the vicinity of ten
thousand, we shall think they have wrought
a splendid success full Of enca Engagement t.
their friends the country over. That
result would testify that the Democrats
stood solidly loyal to baltimore aud Gin.
cinnati, and that not less than five thousand
independent Republicans of Maine, were in
firm Alliance in the cause With like
gains throughout the country, we can carry
three fourIhs Of the States aud n still lar ger
proportion of the Electoral College for
Greeley and Brown. -Ldrreaee, Mass.
Sentinel