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NeR York Produce Market.

INV tO'hs hSPe'
FLouR.-Recelpts 6,9l0 barrels. The market
is 3 TO 10 cents lower moderate business for
export and home trade use. Sales OF l4,UuO bar
rels Of superhnc western ana state at ~ oOCs
535; common to- good extra western
aud state at s. 10; good 10 choice do.
at 50 s0d6 % common 10 choice white wheat
western extra al So 25a7 30 common TO good
extra Ohio at 50 5OaI co common TO choice ex-
ira st. Louis at IS 65Jas 30. Including 1900
bbls shipping extras at 50 65a6 70, anu 81 90 for
white wheat extras. Market closing dull.
WHEAT Receipts 1909 bushels 1he mar
ket is quoted AS i62c lower, limited business
doing for export and home use. Sales OF
Sc 900 bush 81 1900 81 for NO chicago; 81 u
al 2s for No.2 Southwest, sl24at % for No. 9
Milwaukee, 81 3O61 SO for No. l spring 81 1870
40 for new ana old winter red western Il 70
al Al do. amber westernisl so@l 80 for do white
corn Receipts al,g3O bushels. The market
Is quoted as being ic lower with fair business
for export aud home trade use at the decline.
Sales OF $4,000 bushels ut 10 "a Il for steamer
western mixed; T2a7SAo for sail do; 63slOc
for damaged and unsOuud sail 40. '5@'4c Ior
high mixed and yellow western. Also $4,000
bush OF old western mixed In store at 7ic.
ATs.-Receipts l22,5e9 bushels, The market
dun, lace lower. sales $1,000 bush at soCs olc ior
new mixed and white, including new state at
aIa53c: white western at a6&54; mixed Chicago
HAY-Thc market Is quoyted as firm at Ioc
HoPs.~ihe market is quoted as heavy at 10
TO lee for yearllngs 1874 IL to lsc Tor new crop
OF 1878.
very nrm ana In moderate demand. sales OF
1900 bags at 2lG121A, gold cargoes are quoted
nj 1Sa1a2lhc gold Tor job lots.
SuGAR--rhe market rs dull and heavy at ~
@sAc for fair TO good renning
MoLAssRs. --1he market quoted as dull at 500
| Acc for muscovado 3Sab0c Tor Porto Rico.
RICE The market is quoted A5 being firm
| In good demand TO the trade Mt Tkasc Tor lew
Louisiana and Carolina; 81 65Na2 IS gold for
| Rangoon IN bond.
PETRoLEuM.-The market IS quoted as being
| higher. Crude quoted at OK. sales OF 0O0
bbls for September AZ exc; 5000 bbls refined at
10 5idc prompt, closing atls'se cases. l'@lsc 1;
| nAptha. lie.
TAlIow.-The market Is quoted as flrmer.
| Sales, 10 900 lbs at lua l0Ac.
FGGs.-rhe market Is quoted as frm At "a
| @g5 for stale and Pennsylvania 22h@esc for
| western. i.t vi
Pork The market Is quoted as being
| nrmtr. Sales, 400 barrels OF new mess at SCI "a
| Gel 80 Job lots.
BEEF.-The market Is quoted as quiet. Cut
| meats dull middles quiet; western long
| clear, i2a l2.c Sales OF 20 boxes Of city co. at
| l2hc.
/ LARD.-Thc market Is trmer Sales OF COO
| terces OF prime steam at 10 l0-l6Sl4o.
BUTTER-1he market Is quoted AS being I'M
changed at 10 a zoe for western; ~ q SOC ior
| state.
cHEEsE.-The market is quoted Drm at b@loh
for common 10 prime.
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Bank Suspension.

MONTREAL. Sept. 81.
The directors oi the Mechanics bank
here have issied n statement saying that in
consequence of the discovery of serious de-
falcaiioDs which have interrupted nepoiia-
tions in progress for nn amalramation with
smother ls,ok, pending statement, they
deem it their duty for the better protection
of all Interested Iu suspend payment for
The present. lntpirsls of bill holders aud
depusiiots ave fully proceed, and the d.
rectors hope Mt nn carly day 10 make euch
an arrangement n, will secure the best
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Relief for Galveston.

NEW YORK. Sept. 81.
Several dispatches from Houston, Texas,
state that there is already considerable suf-
fering in Galveston among the poor, and
that y committee OF relief has been formed
with the mayor OF Galveston rs chairman.
and assistance is asked from all parts of
the Union. Clothing, blankets and pro-
visions can be sent by tue steamers OF the
Mallory line, and money Ivy Davis express
free. The wharvcs OF Galveston are again
in order to receive freight, go says n Gal
weston dispatch.
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grscd and 'a'roe.

Or, DR.. Aliens Cholera, Diarrhca, Chol.
era Morbus and Dysentery Syrup. a safe,
sure and effectual remedy for Cholera, Di.
arrhea, Cholera Moibus, Dysentery, sum-
mcr Complaint, pain and wind IN the stom-
ach and bowels, teething, etc. This syrup
should always DO kept in every family for
immediate use and no traveller should be
without 1t. AS Il cure and preventive OF
sea-sickness it is entirely effectua.
DosE.-One teaspoonGul Immediately on
the attack of Cholera, and repeat the dose
every FIVE, ten or fifteen minutes, accord
ing to the urgency % tho case. In other
cases repeat the above dose in l, . or
hours, as the case may require. 1t should
he taken clear and not followed by any
thing else. Shake the bottle before using.
FRANCis FEM,
dSw Sole Proprietor, Rutland, Vt.
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Black River Valley FAIR.

Col. Stephen NJ. Pingree OF Hartford,
VT, will deliver the address at the Black
River Valley agricultural society, at Per-
kinsville, on the 2Sth inst, the second DAY
of the fair. at one o'clock 10 the afternoon
There will be quite IN exciting game OF
base ball played on the fair grounds, at
Perkinsvile, on the 29th inst, in the after
noon, between the Union mines OF Cam
bridgeport, Vt and the White Stockings
of Weatbersfied.
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Bribery and Conspiracy.

BUFFALO, Sept. 81
George D. Lord Of Rochester was ar
raigned before Judge Clinton this afternoon
on an indictment for bribery and conspirs-
cy, to which he pleaded not guilty. Vim.
Fl. Bowman, also of Rochester, was ar
raignel on the conspiring with Lord and
others. Lords bail was fixed at $25 900
and Bowman's at $4,000 Thos. Leighton
of Rochester qualified as surety for both of
the accused
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
September Term 1875.

Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief judge.
Hon. JACOB EDGERToN, } Assistant
Hon. CnAUNoY S. RuMsEY.) judges.
Henry II. SMITH, clerk.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, sheriff.
Tuesday, Sept. 2l-Green Va. Claren-
don was concluded and given to the jury
at 2 p, m. They had not agreed on the adj
iournment of the court. Fisher, Dunton
& Veazey for plaintff EdgerIon & Mich
olson and c. II. Joyce for the defendant
town.
No. 173. Toohey VS.. Hoskinson was
taken up and occ lpied the entire afternoon
session, and will be continued this morn
inc at 0 O'clock
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The Black Hills Meeting.
NEW York, Sent. 9

New YORK, Sept. 81.
4 Dispatch from the Red Cloud sgency
says n was lioally arranged to hold the
grand Indian council. on White River, last
Monday. Gene. Terry and Bradley dccd-
ed TO have Il military force present for pro-
lection, consisting Of two companies Of
cavalry and portion OF the ninth infantry.
1t il probable now that the commission
will award the price and terms asked by
the Indians tor the Black Hills instead of
proposing price.
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Masonic.

The Grand Royal Arch chapter OF The
state of Vermont will convene at Burling-
ton Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1875. John w.
Clark of Montpelier, grand high priest,
presiding, and w. II. S. Whitcomb, Bur
lington, secretary. A. full attendance of
the craft is expected. An impression has
prevailed that the meeting was on the 22d
inst Int this ia an error,
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A REGULATORS Punishment.

SAN FEANcIsco, Sept. 81.
In the supreme court yesterday, the case
OF ex-Harbor Commissioner John Marks,
convicted Of embezzlement in the munich
pal court and sentenced to seven years in
tho penitentiary, came up on appeal. The
decision of the lower court was affirmed.
Marks's populations during IL months in
1872 reached about 100000, or AZ per cent
of the entire collection of waterfront rev.
enue. The case has been tenaciously con-
tested throughout.
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The New Bank at Brattleboro.

The new national bank has been fully
organized by the election of officers on
Saturday last. 1t will go into operation
about December LIST, with capital of
500 600. Fifty per cent. of the capital is
to be paid in October LIST. The following
is the list of ofllcers
President Perley Starr, directors, Julius
]. Estey, Charles N. Davenport, Perley
Starr r ]. 3. Cud worth, Brattleboro, ).
L. Hunt, Guilford, A. 9. Howard, Towns
bend. o. w. sherman, Newfane.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST HUNhrkEr'
NSw IosK. Sept. 81
Money closed easy at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper was quoted stssT
per cent.
Sterling exchange was quoted quiet at 479K
and 4sSN.
Gold opened at ll7is closed at liCyi
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day, 49,
sO7,COo
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $751;
600.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
s4s, 600
Government strong.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds quiet and steady.
The stock market o ened with Ohio and Mis-
sissippi and Erie respectively q and l's lower
and with Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific re-
spectively u and per cent higher, and the re-
mainder Of the list unchanged. at first there
wss fractional decline on the general list but
before the first board the market became
strong and prices advanced ll@1l4 per cent, the
latter Union Pacific. Western Union advanced
to ~ ox.divldend. Later there was decline of
a to Ia, the latter Lake Shore. Union Pacific
was exceptionally firm. Market at the close
was irregular but In the main steady at about
afternoon prices.
The transactions III stocks to-day aggregated
l0s,c0O sharca. The prncpa! dealings were as
follows:
Erie, 3s,ioo; Lake Shore, so.5lo Northwest
ern, $780, do preferred, leo; Pacific Mail,
900; st. Paul, 25,oO0 do. preferred, 1900; Ohos,
$3.50 Western Union, 1884, Union Pacific,
1900.
Gold closed at 116A@1l65..
Money closed at 292S.
GOvernmentibonds arc quoted as steady.
state bonds quiet, nominal.
Stocks dull, steady
The following are tho closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no bidsl
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Obituary.

LEBANON, sept. IT.
Robert Kimbsll died last evening at tho
age of 81. lie was native OF Plaln'
field. N. H., and was present at the battle
of Pittsburgh as volunteer in the Yer
mont militia. He represented the town OF
Morristown. w.. in the Vermont leglsla-
turc, and Plaiulleld and Lebanon 10 the
New Hampshire Legislature. lie WAS
president of the bank Of Lebanon from
1910 to 1866.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for theli
parlor but think they cannot afford it. II they
could only sec the splendid new styles OF Estey
organs, ana then learn what easy terms oi pay
ment they could have, they would ous ~ ohoo
organs are rented until the rent pays ior tneih
M possible risk. Tho Eitey leads the No'lu
II you wish for catalogues, prices OF 'eriha
write the General Agent,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov,oatv Rutland, Vt.
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READING NOTICES.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF ENGINEER
OF THE FIRE DEpARTMT,
RUTLAND, Sept. 20, 1875. }
The animal parade and inspection of the
fire department will take place on Satur-
day, Sept. 25th. Companies will form
line on Stropg's avenue, right resting or
Washington street, at O'clock p. m. sharp
W. G. LAHDoN,
Sep22-d4t Chief Engineer
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a farm in Rutland county, of 400 acres.
Good buildings, two houses. Price &c.,
900. Term easy.
Another farm of 1900 acres, good build
ings water. etc. Will keep 100 cows.
Price $4,000 Terms very easy.
WANTED.
A good farm of about 200 acres, in this
county. Rutland village property to be
taken in part payment.
Also, small farm worth $1,000 to ST.
800.
TO RENT.
A first rate trnement; eight rooms; good
barn 10 minutes walk from depot.
Wanted TO hire, for family of three
persons, q good house with barn, within 9
minutes Of depot. Address
G. II. GRANGER, Agent,
sept14dit Rutland, Vt.
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stock was in vaults. which it ia hoped are
fire proof If net the loss will be much
greater. The building was also occupied
by T. S. Draper g. Co. and Smith & Ginno-
do, jewellery manufacturers, who lose about
$4,000 each. All pretty well insured.
Over 300 men arc thrown out of employ
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Destructive Fire.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 81.
A fire broke out this evening in the sill
verware mandatory of the Whiting man
ufacturing company, at North Attleboro,
Mass, and 1t was entirely destroyed. The
loss is estimated at 100000. Most of the
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, Director and Agent of the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance company of Burlington. Office un-
der the Town hall.
Rutland, June ID, 1870.
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Wallingford Fair Change Of Time

WallihSiolu Haii oii"n5'
In consequence of the county fair occur
ing on October 9Th and 7th, The Otter Creek
valley association will hold their fair at
Walingford on September 29h and 3Oth
The address will be delivered by Hon. d.
Il. Nicholson of Rutland, on Thursday
nftprnnnn Scr temner 30ih.
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sto m in Canada.

QUEBEC, Sept. 81.
Accounts from the rural districts all
around, represent standing crops as eeri-
ously injured by the late gale. Consider
able damage has been done in some places
to buildings.
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BY Gable.
KuoKAND REBELLION CRUSHED.

BERLIN, Sept. 81.
Advices from st. Petersburg announce
that the Russian general, Kaufman, oc-
cupied Khokand on the 10th of the present
month without resistance. The greater
portion of the Russian troops remained in
fortified camp outside. All the Russian
prisoners have been delivered over to Gen.
Kaufman ard the Khan has accepted all
conditions of peace.
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No pulmonary complaint however obstinate
can resist the healing influence OF Dr.. Morris
Syrup OF Tar. wild Cherry and Horehouud.
Nothing that we have ever sold acts so prompt
ly ana efTectualy IN coughs colds, hoai senoss,
sore throat, asthma, and all diseases OF tho
throat, lungs aud chest, leading 10 cousump-
ton. 1t is certain cure Tor whoOrfDS cough
and Group. Contains no opium and is pleasant
to take. C0ugh-woin victims whose lungs are
wracked and torn with paroXysms that threaten
to choke them, viii ina speedy ellef In It's use.
Trial size 10 CENTS. ASK ior lir. Morris Syrup;
take no other. For sale by A. w. Higgins or
H. c. Lewis ianl2dGw1y
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RUTLAND. yT.. Sept. II, 1875.

RUTLAND, W., Sept. II, 1875.
We, a committee appointed by the Yer
mont State Agricultural Society, have ex-
amned the goods presented by Warner,
Rhodes & Co., and consider them worthy
of gold medal
w. Il. SANFORD. Pres't.
Mrs. H. G. Roof,
Mrs. II. b. KENT,
Mrs j. BURDETr,
Miss M. Il. CRAMToN.
The canned goods will be sold in HUT
lard aud vicinity by only 7. q. Hubbard
who is our agent septlSdlw
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CAMPBELL-In West Rutland, September 9th
after a hinge ing Hess, MR.. Thomas Camp
hell. aged 25 years and months.
AVERY-In Hinrsburgh, September Sd, Gldeof
Avery, aged so years.
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The municipal court of Berlin has sem
fenced the editor of the Germania, an ul-
tramontane Journal to five months impris-
onment for having published an article in
suliing to the chancellor and melting dis
obedience of the laws.
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Two-Headed Negro Girl.

A negro girl with two heads and four
legs Is on exhibition in Forepaugh's grand
museum. 1t will be here on Monday s7th.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
'nffICK OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

~ Nh VI TUE Nhlff oluNhI OFFlCER.f
WASHINGTON. Sept Y.-S p. m.
For New England partly cloudy weather
stationary or slight fall in the tempera-
lure, and northwest TO southwest winds,
with areas of light rain and rising baro-
II eier during the night
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XgTANTED-1O Vermont men, from
w % to4O years Of age, to go into Central
New York TO solicit orders for my books this
fall and winter. VIVA pay liberal salary TO
men of good character and OF good appearance,
who have energy and push enough 10 be sue
cessful. Address. giving age, experience in
business: and salary wanted.
W. j. HOLLAND,
sept 22d6tGw4w Springfield, Mass.
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Mr.. Arthur Brown. of Amesbury, Mass,
who repre- sents something like fifteen dif-
ferent manufacturers OF carriages. Mt that
place. is in town for few days, with sew
era different styles Of carriages which he
offers ut extremely low figures. Read his
advertisement which appears in another
column.
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MUNICH, Sept. 81.
Prince Adalbert, uncle of the king of
Bavaria, is dead.
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.
PARIS, Sept. 81.
The French government has notified
Switzerland that provisions Of the Berne
postal union, relative to communication
with Great Britain through France, may
go into effect Immediately. The French
government will make, before the first of
January next, the same concession respect
ing communication with America
TIE CARLisTs IN FRANCE.
1t now seems that only 800 Carlists en-
tered France, and these by Gararnie valley.
FRENCH MODE OF VOTING
The Courier de France states that the
cabinet have unanimously resolved TO pro-
pose the abolition Of the system # voting
10y departments. The Courier anticipates
in consequence the overthrow of the minis
try in November.
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA
MADRID. Sept. 81.
Reinforcements TO the number of IS, goo
will go to Cuba ny November Is.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.
LONDON, Sept. 81
The Globe this evening regreS - learn
that the disadvantages suffered by the
British engaged in the Newfoundland fish
cries as compared with Frenchmen have
nowise abaied the present season. Officers
of French cruisers protecting the French
interests have assumed very high tone in
asserting their rights thereabouts.
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Burlington, Vt
where.

For sale by dealers ii medicines every.
where. decid&wly
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JAM AICA GINGER ,

J A n a I a G n G Z Il,
AS il ia n safe and sure remedy fer choi.
era, cholera morbus, darrhna, summer
complaint. etc. For the above Diseases il
las no equal.
G. NJ. Johnson, Proprietor.
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NEW ORLEANS, sept. 81.
Later information from the west says the
town of Matagordais swept away; only two
houses remain standing. The town of
Cedar Lake is washed away and all the
people lost. A public meeting of citizens
was held this evening and largely attended.
Many literally subscribed to aid lndianola
aud other sufferers. A steamer will leave
here Tomorrow morning with provisions
and clothing. Information received from
East bay states the suffering among tho
people is terrible. Out of twen,y-eight
human helngs five are known 10 be alive.
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-09
The Might with TcrDSi chOrc.

Last Friday night was an occas ion long Ia
toe remembered by those who love to step to
the enchanting music OF the dance"
~ Costumes grave and gay and .ombre
Fitted, quccrly TO and FRO"
and boy and girl alike were curious to know
with whom they were dancing The most
startling anon. the characters assumed by the
ladies was the "Sorccress by Miss Emily
Lynch. Mr.. Charles Ribbling's wild H.
dian" was a splendid pcrsonaiion. The >" Fat
Boy" of George Woods was very AMUSING
Lab. Soutlmayds king Cotton" was ex.
celient. Below we give description Of some
of the most noticeable costumes worn bv
the dancers:
Miss Rose Williams was the richest dressed
lady on the floor, She represented " Fatima +"
Blucbeard's wife, and wore hloomer white
satin dress, wiha white satin skirt trimmed
with gold and silver beads. pink satin turban,
long white lace veil, and white kid shoes and
gloves.
Miss Fanny Thompson. Liberty" skirt
red, and white striped blue waist trimmed
with white stars wearing cap with liberty
and red shoes with silver heels. All the boys
think Liberty was beautiful.
Miss Maggie Lynch, Folly" red and white
gorcd crcss, pointed and trimmed with bells.
ana high Ounce cap, trimmed with bells.
Miss - Williams, Queen Of Hearts" ["
white dress, trimmed with red.
Miss Carrie Williams, Spring green tarle-
tan trimmed with flowers, and wearing gold
slippers, -.rrr
Miss Emma Ogden, Starlight" blue skirt,
trimmed with silver stars, white overdress,
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-09

allowance win be made for the inexperi-
ence Of the colored people. Bnt when
men like Pinchback attempt to dictate a
policy to congress. and threaten scenes
of rapine aud blood it is about time to
ask whether they have common justice or
common sense?'
Precisely SO But why did the Demo
crat wait until now TO administer this de.
served rebuke, and this healthy advice!
"The colored republican leaders have
been alternately clamoriny and threaten
ing for The last ten years, anil during the
same period :" the celored voters in the
south" have been steadily supporting
gangs of thieves" in every southern
state, and just as steadily opposing any
and all attempts To establish " just and
honest government there The Demo
crat has known aud seen all this. but de
clined to open its mouth in warning or
reprooi until African obstinacy aud ig-
norance have, in its opinion. brought
about " recent political disasters For
political read party and we get at
the meat in the cocoanut AS long as
Plnchback and his friends did not hurt
1.-the party" the Democrat was quite
willing they should hurt anything and
everything else; but the moment they
tread on the party toes, they are ask
cd whether they have either common.
justice or common sense " We submit
that there is neither common sese, nor
common justice. nor common decency in
thus using ones friends as long AS they
are useful, and then kicking them out Of
doors ST Louis Republican, 3d. e.,