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In the estimates made Of the States
which will support the National Dem.
ocratic ticket, We believe (says the
San Francisco Examiner) that the
three Pacific States-California, Ore
gou and Nevada should be counted
~ certain 10 give their electoral votes
TOR Tilden and Hendricks,
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The radicals do not find time to
talk of Custer and his band but
arp Wiling to expend the last man
and the last dollar in sustaining
some radical government South.
That is simple, pure Yankee pa
triotism, however.
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The Springfield Union Gays: The
popular comment on tho Hamburg
'massacre-''lt wont do to let the
democrats into power quite get"
Then popular comment ID an ass.
South Caroline Il wholly under re-
publican rule, and has q republican
majortty Of thirty thousand. -Wor.
cester Preas.
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Our candidates are coming for.
ward slowly and announcing their
names. We hear of but q few.
more and hope they will so let
their light shine that all may see.
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Let the conservative element
10 as mDch for the peace Of the
State as the Republicans have ef.
fected for it's reputation, and the
future welfare Of the State will be
assuretl.-Repablican.
If the conservatives" propose
to do as much: tor the peace, as the
Republican have for the reputa-
ton of Louisiana, We call on all
the Gods at once to save the State.
Reputation, indeed, that's a fine
word to roll under the tongue of
the dirty thieves Of this parish.
After robbing our people, using
cavalry to arrest them, doing all
peace breaking themselves, it seems
"cheeky" to thus address the con-
servatives aud advise them to a
"peace" in line with the deep and
damning stain radicalism has left
upon Louisiana. That kind of
''peace' every man in Louisiana
yevolts at; that kind ofpeace the
radicals will never have, which
shall be purchased at the price of
chains and degradation. Peace
and prosperity must come, and
will:.only come, when virtue and
intelligence rules our councils ;
any and all conservatism" that
panders to ignorance and vice is
far worse, far more degrading
than radicalism itself.
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FOR Farm, PLANTATION Mo fRelear.
ALSO sPaINa Mlo DEMOCRAT WAGONS
Where we have no AGENTS
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GoTERSMEyr CREDIT.

James Buchanan was the last of the
long series of Democratic Presidents.
During his administration a loan of
twenty millions was effected, on a con-
siderable portion of which twelve per
cent. interest per annrm was paid.
General Grant is the second Republican
President, and, in the last few months,
dur ling the very time the Democrats
wete bowling about the danger of bank
ruptcy to the Government, of the ter
rible depression in business owing to
Republican rule or misrule, a loan has
been effected by the Administration of
large sum, on which only four and a
halt per cent. interest is paid. So much
Tor Democratic financial administra-
tion and Republican one.
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1NGERsoLL.s NplrEuENr.

Why Col. Bob. Ingersoll is opposed
to the Democratic party:
Every State that seeded from the
United States was Democratic State.
Every ordinance of secession that was
drawn was drawn by Democrat.
Every man who endeavored to tear
the old flag from the heaven that en-
riches it was Democrat.
Every man who tried to destroy this
Nation was Democrat.
Every man who shot [ nion soldiers
was q Democrat.
Every man who Lowell slavery better
than liberty was Democrat.
The man who assassinated Abraham
Lincoln was Democrat.
Every man who sympathized with
the assassin was q Democrat.
Every man who raised blood hounds
10 pursue human beings was a Demo-
crat.
Every man who impaired the credit
of the United States was Democrat.
Every man who resisted the drat
was Democrat.
Every man who hid in the bushes
and shot Uni n soldiers, simply because
they were endeavoring To enforce the
laws of their country. was a Democrat.
Every man who denounced the SOL
diers that barred their bosoms TO the
storm of shot and she'll for the honor of
America, was Democrat.
Every man who believed that any
State could so out OF the Union at its
pleasure, was a Democrat.
Every man who tried to spread small
pox and yellow fever in the North, as
ilistrumentalities OF civil war, was a
Democrat.
Soldiers, every scar you have got ON
your heroic bodies, was given you by a
Democrat.
Every man who was the enemy OF
human liberty i'll this country was q
Democrat.
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BE CAREFUL HOW IoU VOTE.

Information OF All apparently reliable
character reaches US, says the Or'egoni-
an, that the Democratic managers have
determined to get up laage number OF
tickets similar in general appearance to
the Republican tickets, but having the
name of one of the Democratic candi-
dates for elector substituted for one OF
the Republicans on some OF the tickets,
and that of Mr.. Lane substituted for
that of Mr.. Williams on others. These
tickets are to be varied, so as to take
away few votes from each of the Re-
publican electors, and few from Will
liams, giving them to Democratic candi
dates. OF course the only votes they
would thus get away from the Repub-
licans would be such as might be se-
cured through the carclessness of the
voters in examining their tickets. The
number would be comparatively small,
but it might be sufficient to affect the
result. Every Republican voter should
be OH his guard on election day, and
see to it that his ticket contains the
names of j. w. Watts. J. c. Cart
wright, and w. II. Odell tor electors,
and Richard Williams for Congress
man.