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The Fourth Congressional district OF
Illinois was strongly R'pubIcsn in 1850. II
cast l6,03l yoteS for Mr, Lrcoln and only
3, ls7 for Mr.. Douglas. This dlstriCi cent
10, 32i soldiers to the Union armies. The
Eighteenth district was strongly Democratic.
[. cast IL, 1856 fos Douglas and only $500 for
L ncoln. This district sent 70, go soldiers TO
tas Union armies. The comparison might
be extended TO other districts, but these show
tha grea. probability that Democrats we're
foremost in the ulioG cause when Il came 10
the test OF taking up arms.
(2) Among distinguished officers in The
Union nmips who we're Democrats at the
outbreak OF the war wefG Gen. w. 8. Han
cock, ,oi Pens yaoia, the Hero OF Gettysburg
Gen. Winfield Scott, OF Virginia, the hero o;
the Mexicsp war; Bet j,min ?. Butler, OF
Massachusetts,; Gsn. John A. Logan, OF ILL.,
nois, who was yiolanl Democrat until he
found that it paid better 10 be violent
Republican,; Gen. Ulysses s. Gran, who
was the strongest kind of . Democrat in
early life and isn't very much Of Republi-
can now; G n. George Il. Thomas, OF
NFBtulaS pild VI hu0 iuicmotN eAAuiSEc VI Ahn
war; Gen. GscFae B. MIC ellsa, of New
Jersey; Col. William r. MorTison, OF Illinois;
General RosecrAns, OF OHIO; Fighting J)s
Hooker; Gen. II. w. S!ocpm; G,n. Franz
S'gel, OF Missouri, General OrittendeR, OF
Kentucky; Gen. George W. Morgan, Of ohiu;
Gen. Tom Ewing, Of Ohio; Gen. Alfred
ferry, Gen. VIM. T. Sherman, Gen. J, NJ.
Schoaeld; Gen Gsbe Bouel; Gen. J0hn NJ
Corse the hero OF Alioons; Ooi. TaOs. 7.
Orittenden, OF M ssopri; Col. John F. PnIlips,
OF Missouri; Gen. John A. McClernand, Of
Illinois; Gen, John s eAdman, ibe hero OF
OhickAmauga; Gen. Frederick Stetl Cen
srAl Gooding, Of Indiana; General Buell.. OF
Kentucky; and the immortal Custer. Toe
list could be strung Ou! definitely, but these
names sutice to TAfuie the Republican claim
that the Republicaus. had monopoly OF
Unian saving,
(3,) The time has hardly arrived ys. foG
promineDt Republi6Ahs 10 become Democrats
in any very greA. numbers. A greA. macy OF
them got on the fence when they heard the
news from Maine; they will begla T. get
down on the Democratic side when they hear
the news iiom Indiana aud Ohio next month;
and there will be q perfect stampede OF them
10 the Democratic camp RfIsr the 2 OF
NoYembBF. Still good aany Republicans
OF note have CONS over 10 tho Democrats
during the last few months, most Conspicuous
umong whom ct the present moment are
General PtsrSaa and John w, Popney Of
Pennsylvanla, aud Ben Butler.
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Judge xanophon RTlsnd, OF Lexington.
who will deliver Democratic speech In Tus.
cumbia Saturday stn, The CarvrOlton Dem.
oerat. says;
Hon. XeOnopbon Pyland, Of Lexington,
responded in behalf Of the club 10 one Of the
ablest, prettiest, most rhetorical and eloquent
speeches IL was ever our pleasure to listen to,
Mr, RJland is the Democratic eleciOr from
the Tn distIIe,, and We teel quite sure that
the honor could DOT have been bestowed up.
on one more able or worthy. He made many
friends a. we'll as admirers 10 Arrollon, and
the honorable gentleman may depend upon 4
crowded house wheneVer II may b his
pleasure 10 visit us SgAin,
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pEHocRAfs n THE uHIoH AnnIRs.

EDrroR Trgss:--(l) What proportion OF
the Union Army In the late war was COM
posed Of Democratic (2.lGive me the names,
40 far As you can, OF the colonies and generals
OF the srmy who were Democrat q, that time.
l3)Giys the names, as far as you are able, Of
prominept Republicans who have becorne
Democrats sincs the war, specifying thoss
who we're In the war.
~ The recruiting osice1 during the war
did not spend much lime asking the politics
Of the men whom they enlisted, and the
army lists. even II II we're possible TO examine
them closely would hardly throw any light
upon this interesting quSstIoa. The exact
perceHtage Of Democrats in the IInio8 armies
will never be kaowp, but there are several
ways OF reaching the tact that II was con-
sidefsbly more than half. In the fret place
nearly all lhe bosl HghtinR materially OF the
country belonged TO the Democratic party
in 1861. The beat and largest quotas OF
troops that marched against the South went
from Democratic states like Illinois, Indiana,
onio, MiwouTi, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. ETC., and the soldiers who most
promptly responded 10 Llneoln's proclamA-
tious for volunteers belonged In the main TO
the very class Of men who were accustomed
to vote tho Dcmocra.lc ticket. LDcoln's
popular vote in 1860 was S66 351 and
D0gglaS l,375,lS7., Most of the Douglas
vote was cast In NoAbern staifaby Northe' n
Democrats who opposed secsssioD, and il
pretty nearly IL Ses the Dsmoci Atic strength
10 the NORTH in 1850 But IS lte agi,a,oH
always had but little liking for the smell OF
gnppowdeF, tho Democratic minority furnish
ed very much more than II, proportionste
share Of soliiers for the war which followed
The following figures throw some light on
the subj'ot.
OF sOl1ien furnished the Union army,
thsee numbers came from these states;
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COT. 7. w. FoREEY, former Republican,
SAyE eIi desire TO give reasons for my
preferences for Winfield 8. Hancock, / haYe
Only 10 tnrn 70 the.columns Of the RepublI-
can papers Of America in 1868; II desire TO
prove dihrus. OF James A. Garfield, / have
only 10 tarn to the Republican Journals Of
February, 1873. 1 have no preiudIcea. I
want TO defeat Garfield because regard him
i0-dry % asnssk, aiObDsr, an imPOsssr,"
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EEited States,
Article XIV. Amendment 10 the Cons THU
tion OF the u aited States.
Section 4. The vsldtIy OF the public debt Of
the United States, authorized by Law. inclnd.
ing debts Incurred for payment OF pensions
and bountias for services IN suppres,ing in-
eurrection or rebellion, shall not be question.
ed. Bat neither United States nor any state
shall assume or pay any debt or obligation
incurred In aid OF insurrection or rebellion
against the United States, OF any claim for
the loss or emancipation Of any slave; Bot ali
such dobts, obligations and claims shsll be
held illegal and void.
Article V. Constitution Of the United States.
1.-THE Congress, whenever Two thirds OF both
houses shall deem il necessary, shall prepare
amendments to this conItituIion, or, on the
application Of the lsgillatqrel OF tvo-thirds
OF the several statos, shall call convention
for. proposing amendments, which In either
case shall be valid TO all intens and purposes,
as part Of this Constitution when ratified by
the legislatures Of three4fourths OF the several
states, or by contions In three.fourths thereof,
as the one or the other mode OF ratification
may be proposed by the Corgrtss; provided
that no amendment which may be made prior
TO the yesF one thousand eight hundfet and
eight shall in any manner affect the bret and
fourth clauses in the ninth section ol the fret
article; and that ne state. without its consent,
shall be deprived Of it's equal suffrage in the
Senate.
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HluOr n,ms

The Cheyenne Indians 10 the Indian Ter.
ritory are becoming disordetiy, and trouble
is feared.
Mrs. HsEEard OF Monticello, H., gave birth
10 hSe babies one day iaes week. Mother
and children are reported as doing we'll.
Figures won't lie Yes they wills . q
There's only single Upright l."--Dsr-
bury News.
II is stated that the Arab whs invented
alcohol died 300 years ago, but that bis spirit
still lives.
A sick child may be able TO ltavs of castor
oil but Il cAnt always parry 'goric.
Under the laws pt Illinois what porson
sees through key.k0le cannot be accepted
~ evidence IN court.
During the past afleen months 10 100000
acres OF government lands have bsen sold
under the homestead laws.
Another mining company is being formed
at TiptoE.
Joplin claims 10 be growing more rapidly
Than any other town OF its sizs In the state.
Ripley county eonlAiEs nine candidates for
sheriff.
Milo Blair, editor OF the seaAlIa E,Ple, was
married few days ago.
Scott county is the only county In the state
Without court house.
Thus far ibis Sear 1876 marriages have
taken place in kiply county.
Tee zinc oTeefusber at Empire is turning
out $50 tons Of metal wotk.
Missouri contains 2 81. 600 acres OF public
land that VI Id the state no revenue.
The Texas cattle lever has broken out yio-
lently among cattle al Poplar BluG.
The price OF year old cattle 10 Audrain
county ranges from $40 TO $50 per head.
Tas Christian church OF FOrestsll is build.
irR new temple which ls TO cost s 500
Il Is clAlu cd that 10000 people attended
the Kiusas C!fy fair on The 2J rd' OF septem
Der.
a large buck was run into Cehtervills by
hounds the other day aud killed IN the sreela.
Mr.. McAilsier, of Clinton county, owns
COW that giYea slx wsterbuekets full Of
milk daily.
According TO country exchanges every
fair now being held In the slate is far su
perior TO all others.
r. s. Rogers, OF Kansas City, recovered
500 damages lately from a man HLo Ap-
pros rlated bis dog.
Wheat stesiing rear Hannibal has be
come go common that several pnEii, have
been arrested on ~ pielon.
An exchange complains that there is At
least 100000 in Glasgow thst cannot be
loaned al per cent interest
Tlpton wants sn elevator, and McCsuley
& Co., Of that plAcs, agree to contribute
$.0G0 towards having one erected.
Bristol, X. l., celebrated tbs 200th ANIL
Versa of iIs settlement on Friday OF lAst
week. Professor Oman, OF Brown Univers-
itv, delivered = historical A1dresa aid Bishop
Howe of Central PsnosJ lTsbia, poem.
Some bows recently dragged out OF the
bed oi the Hudson, near saltwater Village.
n. y, one of BuTglynsb fonraponnder iron
canDons, which has lain there for nearly 1903
years. II ls In good SiAte Of prose fya:ion.
The centennial celebration OF the capture
Of Andre passed OF successfully Al TArrvloWn
n. Y, Sept. 23i. The crowd Of Visiio war
estimated TO ndmber avor 90 900 Addresses
we're made hy Samuel j. Tlid0n, and ChAun-
cey ri. Oepaw.
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Act the Han.
BY O W. AgsRs.


Go In the bloom and strength Of youth,
90 white the sun affords thee light,
Go advocate the cause of truth
And battle boldly for the right.
The. world Is needy as 'tis wide,
Its wants are felt In every land;
And .eh lie those wants are upsupplled
There's work for every willing hand.
Go then young man, and With q heart
COnloFmed TO VISIONS holy PLAN,
Resolve 70 act useful part
'BJye all fail not 70 act the man,
Meier ask the question when or where
A aJodly work should be begun;'
This is.ths most propitious hour,
The place where human wants are known
Tbere's not town or Leighborhood
Throughout this beautiful domain.
In which thou canst not do some.good--
SIme evil tendency Tastrajn,
Go then to-day, he firm and true,
With noble deeds Gil out ife's span,
Live so that all shall point to you
And say, behold worthy mao.
Drive not the beggar from thy door;
Meet not the lowiy with irown;
For al the iriendless and the poor
Have many things TO keep them down
Have many cases unknown 10 those
Who proudly tread 10 stately hall,
Go, then, and feel for otbers' woes,
And have cheering smile for all.
Be thine ambition here to gain
A front position 10 lile's van;
There battle boldly to sustain
The true nobility OF man.
Treat not the erring one with scosa.
Thus drive him further from the way
Thou kOowest not what he has bora,
What fret Influenced him TO stray
Perhaps some disappointment dire,
Forever crushed the hopes OF youth;
Perhaps thousand ills eonsplre
To rob his soul of sacred truth.
Thou kn0West not what made him err,
Nor when his downward course began;
Thou Heest him nov wandereF
Go thou and save him iyo1 can.
Thine influence for good or III
Shall live perhaps when lie is o'sr;
Through endless ages moving still
Till time itself shall be no more.
Its strength, lts depth abl who can tel 2
Its bearings who can estimated
A word may send q soul 10 hell,
A word avert that fearful fate.
Then let each word by grace re6ned
Be as pure gold without alloy,
Thy mission here 10 bless mankind,
To saYs the lost, not 10 desiroy.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

The episooIic wave has struck the horses
again. A few days ago The equine inhabitants
Of Boston ali had colds 10 taeir heads. Then
The Indianapolis horses began to mingle their
sneezes with the shouts TOR Hancock and Gar
aeld, raised by patriotic HoosIers; and now
comes the nsws that the street car horses and
the omnibus horses, the csrrisge horses and
the truck horses Of New York City Me try
ing TO cough their heads OF st. Louis Times,
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Betting.
ClOcIpns Courier says:

The way Of betting to day iS decidedly 10
the advantage OF the Democratic candidates.
Thus, tie betting men oilsr the odds OF 500
to $40 thst Hancock will be eletsed president.
500 70 $50 that Indiana goes ID mOcrAtic, ,aud
eYea bets that Ohio gosS Democratic. The
odds on New York are Democratic slOO
to $50. TneS. .elAlm that with oasrng these
Odds they A,d ii dlfiiaut to get bets, aud thai
the Republican politicians aud bsttsrs are
shy 81 accepting the odds.
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Cole County independents.

judge VIM Portb, George Wagner, G. h.
Dalls, wm. yORdt and N. J. LsAming. are
the nominees OF ths Independent party IN
Cole county. Theae gentlemeL haYe been
brought out by a call from the solid men OF
ell parties In old Cole, aud we may cay from
our long seq laintancs With them, thar they
are Of the old Benton DsmocFaIic stock and
no better mon could bs found 10 Hil their
places this iA fusion Of Democrats and Re-
publicans,
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Gsnl II. Clay kwing will be the next
representative from Cole county. The Re
publIesns are willing tkss General Ewing the
Democratic nominee, shall be elected repre-
sentative for the reason that they know he
viii have more Influence in the Legislature
than any man they could nominate, Snd they
Ars afraid some question affecting that town
may come up that will require influence to
defeat.
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@. n. RANDY.
TO TEE AFFLICTED
Drs Handy aud vanhooser

Drs Bandy and Vanhooser
Have made wonderful discovery OF
medicine that Will cure all kinds Of core eyes.
DR.. VanhoOser has been for some time
praetie'ng Ia the vicinity OF Mt. Pleasant
and Miller county, With unparalleled success
and OF late has formed co-partnersbip with
DR.. @. n. Randy. Their Once Is now at
Pleasant Mount, Miller county, Mo-, any one,
who may be an cted with sore eyea, should
go OF write to them. Thsy.guaFanLes per-
ma1Snt cure.
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FrOm Times RspsrleP.

"My prediction is this" said the gentleman
II IgdiAua goes Democratic, and thiLk shs
we'll, G .rAeld will Withdraw from The national
ticket. and General Grant be substitptsd."
The leaders OF the Republican party are
satisfied that II they do not carry Indiana,
9a;AslI can never be elected.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

THE discovery Of gold spring water, at
Ca.;atOga, oal., lately, has created consider
able excitement in that Vicinity. One lhous-
and and sixly dollars were extracted from
ten Rarrsls Of vRseE, BY process known
only by the discoverer.
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woHAHss PARADISE HOW LOCATED III
gTAH.
Because tue Supreme CSurt Besides for
Female Suffrage.

SALT LAKE, UsAh, Oct. 2.-The supreme
court yestsr day delivered its opinion on the
woman suffr GO law, deciding the act con-
stitutionsl and that women are entitled to
vote at sill elections IN tbia territory. Chief
justice II ,nt delivered the opinion, Asso-
ciAte Justice Emerson agreeing, and Asso-
cA,s Boreman dissenting. Bofemsn bAS re-
signed hisjudgesLip, this being his LAST case.
The gentiles iiom governor down, are very
Indignant on account Of the adverse opinion,
while the mormoDs are cofrelpond'pgIy
iubllant al tie decision, as j saves them
10000 votes,
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Grants Opinion Of the South.

Grants SpeDch st Bloomington, III.
'Tt may be appropriate on this occasion to
refer to my trip through the sistes and to
what l have SssR while travelling, Ipassed
from PhilidsphiR to Florida on my way to
Havana, aud ,on my re,prn came via Texas
from Mexico, thus passing through all the re-
bellious states, and it will DO agreeable to all
to know that hosRitslily was rendered me st
every city through which passed and accept
ed in nearly ell Of them by me. The same
decorations were seen 10 every state that are
seen here to-pIght. The Union Gag hoAted
over us everywhere, and the eyes OF the peo-
pie in those states are as familiar with It's
colors as yours, and look upon il as guAran-
teeing to them all the rights and privileges Of
free people, without regard to race, color
OrpFSYiouS conditions of servitude. 10 most OF
the ElAtes upon the reception committee, side
by side, were men that wore the gray and re.
ception addresses were made in part by those
who wore the blue ana those VINO wore the
gray. We have no reason to doubt that those
who Wore The gray will fulfill all they have
promised in loyalty. to the hAg and The ma
tion."
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IMMORAL HaIl

AT the great 81, Louis Fair, will be iouud
mIn,rals and rare specimens, collected In
Miller county, Mo. by A, FalksrIen aud sent
to MephAm & BRO. for exhibition.
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Reunion On VS.. Hancsck's Farm in Hiss
ourl.

On ns4t Tuesdsy l2.h October there will
be reunion, on Gen. HancOekS farm in
Henry county, Mo-, In which Democrats,
Republicans aud GreehbackerV will all join
hands in a general iubilae.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

The GreenbAck party says the Democrats
and Republicans are one and the same, II
they bo truthful men why not make fusion
ticket IS The people haYe done 10 Cole county.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

The seventh day AdventiSts held their
annual eueampmeot this year at Warrens
burg Sept. 30,h continuing till Oct. S:h.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

THE Republicans OF New York city have
organised club Of R@psbllcans who will
vote for II incocS. It Is called the Republican
Hancock club, and numbers thousand
sseEhss.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

THE use OF the bloody shirt by the Repub.
licans is confession OF their weakness. They
dare not ask the people 10 endorse their cor
rupt record snd'thsir corrupt candidate.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

The annual conisrance of the N. Z
church, south, met at Marshal, Saline county
on the 29.h alt.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

THE Usage Co. News has been enlarged 10
an eight column paper which is big i'm
proEsment; aad We wish fo- the proprietor
Col. Mosby, great success in his expansion.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07
PROFESSIONAL YARDS.

T. ~. ROBINSON,
Attorney Al Law,
Tuseumbis, MlssOuri.
TOfiioe At present In the Court House.
Frobsts business. Collections, Partitiobihg
LAads and Quie,ing Titles Speciality.
Have been Cleik OF the County and Circuit
Courts for ~ years, am familiar with tho
Records, hsve the only ABSTRACT OF
TITLES Ia Lhe county. Charges reasonable.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

The St. L1uls Fair commenced last Mon.
day.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

We are authorized to announce Harrison
II. jenkins, Esq, as candidate for County
Court Justice for the Second District Of MI
ler county, No.
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EOtics 10 Holders Of Internal improvement
Ynnd WarraRia.

The Undersigned Treasurer OF Miller eoua.
ty, Mo. hereby notiaes all persons holding
Registered Warrants on The ihterhsl Improve
ment fund OF taid County that money has
been set apart for the payment Of saii VAR
rants and that tbs. interest on same ceases
from and after the setting apart of said
money for the payment OF said wsuants.
Also warrants No. IL aud 10 on ContOngsas
fund money has been sci apart Tor the ray
meut o. the above.
Tnis 18Th day Sept. 1890.
JANIS H. ToDp.
Treasurer Miller. Co., MO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce j. Ii. Ad-
cock "a candidate for Constable of Equality
township q. the Novembar aleetien, 1880,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-10-07

Tho Southern War claims AbsurdiiY--
Provisions Of the Constitution Of the
pEiied States.
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Pu6Itshed Every Tnursday.
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Osieial Pepper sf miller County.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-19

MOUNT ROSE MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California. Location of works,
Humboldt County, State Of Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at o meeting Of
the Board Of Directors held ON the 10th dag of
September, 1880, an assessment (No. - of five
(5) cents per share was levied upon the capi-
tai stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diatey, in United States gold coin, to the Sec
retary, at the Office of the Company, Room s,
No. 220 Sansome street, San Francisco, Califor-
MIA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eighteenth (1Sth) day of
october, 1880, will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction; and unless
payment is made before, win be SOLD on TUES
DAY, the ninth (sth) day Of November, 1880,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
LUCIEN HERMANN, Secretary.
Office-No. go Sansome street, San Fran
cisco, California s13-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-10-19
CHAS. CHENOwETH.

COunfy school superintendent, In.
~ rurance Agent, Commission Agent and
Notary Public
Oniee--.Book store, near Corner of Bridge and
Third Streets.
Acknowledgements, Affidavits and Dispositions
taken. and all Legal Instruments of Transfer
drawn with Care. may1S-tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02
Northern Speakers in the South.

The Nation has repeatedly called upon
the Republican party to send speakers to
the South to test the question whether
speech is free in this section, and also Of
course to enlighten the ignorant denizens OF
this benighted region. The Nation is re-
inforced by the st. Joseph's Gazette (Mis-
sourD, which in an editorial column long
discusses the policy OF such course on the
part OF the Republicans. We quote the
following paragraph:
"The Gazette, which is not southern,
nor northern, but western journal,
knowing, however, no section, which be-
lieyes In the Democratic party but honors a
manly, open enemy, begs leave TO suggest
| to the Courier journal, to the Charleston
Ne,cS, to the Memphis Avalanche, to the
Richmond Dispatch, to give the prominent
and dignified northern Republicans most
cordial invitation to 'carry the war into
Africa II they accept and do not receive
q warm welcome and decorous reception,
| the Gazette will take pleasure In denouncing
southern society and In declaring the south
ern Democracy an enemy to good govern
| ment. And it challenges the Republican
organs to advocate such a movement. There
| Is no good in unfounded denunciaton. III
| the South Is rebelious, let ii only be proven
and Missouri will furnish twice as many
men te subdue il as she did twenty years
ago. III ii be not rebellious, in the name OF
honesty let denunciation cease. IL 1t be in
tolerant, go to work and sunder its solid in
tolerance; If it be not intolerant, let denun-
citation cease"
The Gazette runs no risk in making the
promises which it does in the above para
graph. II MIR. BLAINE or any other Repub-
lican speassor, were to visit Virginia he
would be received courteousiy, listened 10
attentiveiy. and entertained Hospitality. In
deed, Mr.. Blame was recently ia Virginia,
at Staunton, iId was so cordially saluted
and welcomed that we suspect he hardly
knew what 10 make of his reception. So
fsr as we know, there is in Virginia as per-
feet freedom TO vote and speak as there Is
In Massachusetts, let the speaker or voter
belong to what party he may. The pre-
tenoe that the case is otherwise will last only
until,thc I'd day OF November next.