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CARRIAGES-CARRIAGE MATEaIAL.
GEORGIA. AlNsLIE &sONs, cGEx
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND. VA.

CARRIAGES.
Inc largest stock Of Richmond, made CAR
kiAG Us TO be found IN the city can be seen At our
msDunctory Among our styles osn be found We
nisIes suitable for any psrt Of the STATE 10
CARRIAGE-MATERIAL.
buying lsrKeIy OF material for our own nee va ~
pfspsred 70 cell 10 the trade any article needed ~
snec,, ana pany not 10 be found IN the city.
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RAILROAD LIShs

RICHMOND AND ALLuGUASY RAILROAD CO,l
GsSIRAL NArAGER'S OFpICE, 7
RICHMOND, VA, September ~. 1880.
DASSENGER-TRAINS on THIS ROAD
l. Issve Richmond daily. eIsep Sunday, from the
sompany's temporary dspoi At Oregon-lill btidxe,
foot OF GAMBLE I'M. at $3.50 =. NJ.
Trains will arrive daily, except Monday, at $3.50
A. 81.
Close connection made with packets at Nsidsns
Adventure.
For farther information apply ~ agent a. de,"t'
corner Tenth and Byrd .tresIs. h. AXTFLi.
Sc 2S-lm General Manager.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 5 north Tenth street.

MICE SMALL DWELLING, No. IT'S
~ NORTH FOURTH STREET. BY AUCTION
At the request OF the owner we will sell by auction
en-
WEDNESDAY, OcToBsR 8. 1850,
~ ~ o'clock L. NJ, the DWELLING located rs
above. The dwelling contains four rooms, and ne
cessary out houses; all IN good order. The lot
fronts 22kxl25 feet deep 10 an alley IL feet wide.
This offers good opportunity 10 purchase cheap
home.
TERMS: One third cash balance I'm six and
twelve months, with per cent adde d, and secures
by a trust-deed. CHEWING q ROSE,
90 8 AuctOnefrs.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agent. ana AuctIoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between MaiD and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
l. ELF FARM KNOWN As THE "ROCKY
MILLS" WITH ONE THOUSAND AND FORTY
ACRES OF LAND. IL HANOVER COUNTY.
ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
AT AUCTiON.-In execution Of deed Of trust
from Alfred Moses and wife 20 The subscribers as
trustees, dated 18Th OF April. 1873. and ouly re-
corded, being thereto required ny The creditor Sc
cured. we VIII sell ny auction, upon the premises
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1850,
at 12 O'Clock NJ, the ROCKY MILLS FARM, lying
on tho Short Pump road and on the Sonlh Anna
river. About one half is cleared, and embraces
some good lo~-grOunds. The remainder 10 IN woods,
and contains a large quantity of 1ne oak timber
There are the usual Improvements.
This properly Will be sold a. a whole or subdi-
yi0ed into parcels, as may be desired by bidders.
TERMS will be made very accom- modslns.
plat OF The land may be seen at the Office Of the
auctonsers.
BIDDERS may attend this sale with the certainty Of
getting good bargains.
PARKER CAMPBELL,
MARK DAVIS, JR.,
Trustees.
GRUBbs B WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
oc 3-91S,l6 1919
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uIGH-CONSTABLE's SALE.

will sellat public auction, on
MONDAY THE Am DAY OF OC TOBER, 1880,
at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, opposite Haxall & Crenshaws
bridge mex. to the Danyie Railroad depot. the fol-
lowing PROPERTY, to satisfya disiress-warrant
In nv hands in favor OF Haxail Brothers Us. John
Hart:
ONE TWO-STORY FRAMED HOUSE.
70 be removed in ten days from day Of sale.
TERMS: Cash. T.. HOLZINGER,
oc 4 III. g. &. Il.
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sHUGs. MEDICINES. &c .

yRUGs. MEfsiSshi.a. &c.
MEDICAL AND
SURGICAL APPLIANCES
of the MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, such as
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS for varicose vein;
and weakness Of the limbs;
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
SEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SHOULDER.BRACESf for boys and girls,
SPLINTS,
SUSPENSORIES,
PESSARIES,
RUBBER. CLOTH,
OILED SILK,
NURSING BOTTLES and TUBES,
BREAST PUMPS, &C., &C,
For sale by L. ROBERTS BAKER,
Pharmacist,
successor 10 MEADE & BAKER,
oc1 9l9 east Main street.
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SEED WHEAT, CLOVER. HAY,ac.
SEED WHEAT, CLOVER, TIMOTHY
- AND ORCHAKD-GRASS sEEDS

We have full supply of CHOICE GRASs SEN
and SEED WHEATS: Also. about $50 lusbe,. -
that celebrated "SCOTTn WHEAT. which /. al
by some OF the best and most scientific farmers a.
yield more than any other variety. and h. ,.,,t
superior to any otter Rel Whs4f-,oe O',,ni.,,
Gentleman or I'd Instant. This Wheat was ,a,.,K
6y Mr.: '" 7; Caldwen, or Crflg county. and 1.
Parties wanting II bad be''er apply al One.
IL. II. TALIAFfRKO = 80.
DC l-eoolOt next 20 Ga'cgoNW
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corner Eleventh and Bank street,
GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELrFvr
OFRAME DWELLING mo. 2sO5loN cii,.t ~
HILL. on THE SOUTH SIDE ~ a. ~ u
TWEEN TWENTY-EIh HTH AND TWrtnHb5S-
premises, on '"'Vh lLe
FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER :. Isso
at ~ O'Clock T.. NJ. thar Oeauufni and an ~ .
TENEMENT. No. 2S05, located as 49,. ".I.nei
occupancy OF Mr.. J. II. Besgeslon. II coo,st''1 N
rooms, and an excellent brick kifensn IT, ", I'VE
front Of 33 by 1856 feet To a Wide AZ % I pas
Deishborhood Is desirable one, aud Inc III, ~
premises IN good order. '"'N
TERMS: AT sale. ". GODDIN.
ocI Auction.f
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BY w. Goddln, Auctioueer,
HORxEs. MULES. As.

EOR SALE, A MEDIUM.SlZE CIR
n BAY HORSE, six years old, warranted 90,
sound works welifn single or double harness sola
for no fAut bat on sceount OF thA owner hayine 70
once. SUTTON y CDr
oc 1.St HOS Main sfrc<ss
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BY Robert X. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and AsctiOneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NICE,
l. NEWLY-C CONSTRUCTED wO-ST0RY
STOCK-BRICK DWELLING No. 302 WEST
LEIGH STREET. ONE DOOR WEST OF JUOAH
STREET, RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN III.
ADAMS, AZ PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-In part exscn-
ton OF n certain de. Of trust n ON John II. Adams
and Anna his wife. barring date on the 26th day OF
January, 1873 and duly recorded IN the clerks Of
fee Of Richmond Chancery Court. Decd Book ~
Il, page 81 the undersigned, Trustees IN said deed,
beiug required do by the bene6cizrieS secured
thereby, default having been made on the notes
therein mentioned, will offer for sale, upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY THE 9TH DAY or OCTOBER, 1880,
at = o'clock, the properly conveyed by sald deed.
The HOUSE contains five good rooms, and has
water. euyerts, closets. &C, upon the premises.
The LOT fronts 20 feet on Lr!gh street. and runs
Osck l24 feet IN sn alley. The whole pYemises Is in
thorough repair The house has nice front aud rear
porches extending across the whole width. The
property is comparatively new, having bssn built
but few years, and The best material used and
wOrkmsn employed IN its construction. IL is truly
one Of the best houses Ia that locality.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash AZ TO cost
ana expenses OF sale. and 10 pay of the SUN of
500 rs, with all int: col, &C. that may be due
h, reon. yet IL IL probable Tint more liberal terms
will be given at sale.
X. A. MEAGHER. Trustee.
oc HENRY g.. CANNON, Trustee.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE tbat have
= quannsd astNecu nix Of RICHARD II. MEADE
deos assd. All persons Indebted 10 his estst. =, n
please make pay m'uito f.. u. MEADE, E.q.fll
east Main street who Is authorized 10 -scelp, G.r
same, and all persons having claims against .aid -.
tate will present them 20 my said agent duly auih.,
tlested. JANE c. MEADE, EXecurix.
oc l.Codiy
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nrPAkrUEs o. argAasr,.

LOR NEW YORK. The Old <~fS%a
II Dominion Steam.hi. Company's -aselss.a
steamship OLD DOMINION, CapiSlu WALEaa
VIII sail TUESDAY, October 9th, az O'Clock
7. VI.
Freight received until o'clock u. VI.
Through bills OF laiing signed and good, r,r.
-sred With dispatch 20 all points north. SOUTH east
and west: also. 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, tl2: stcerage, 80 and
as,
For freight or passage, apply TO
G.. W. ALLEN < Co. Agents,
oc 3-2t COmDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE FRAME
Il TENEMENT, No. 1910 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN PRESTON AND BATES STREETS
by virtue Of 4 deed OF trust from Josiah CruRp to
me, "a trustee. dated September II, 1879 and duly
recorded In the clerks office OF Richmond Chaucery
Court, ID. Is. lis A, page 1856, TO secure the pay
ment OF certain negotiable note therein described,
will. being required so TO do by the beneficiary,
sell al public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
The above-fescribed PROPERTY. The lot fronts
8 feet on The west line Of seventh street. and ex-
eneing back depth OF 124 feet 10 IT foot alley.
The HOUSE, is Comparatively new, containing six
rooms, aud yielding good rent
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses or sale and $3.50,
with interest from the l4th day Of Septemb-r,
1880 the residue upon terms to be named At The
time OF sale. {. III. SUTTON,
oc3 Trustee.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, on -
- MONDAY, September 9th. one REi.=@<n
SITTER PUPPY, from the residence Of Dr. j. o..
Beatiie. ANY information leading to her recovery
viii be suitably rewarded.
oc l.3,s II. C. BEATTIE.
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yrANTED. 5000 HICKORY LOGS o.
w The besf quality tough white hickory, free OF
knoss ,ron ssresas. or Other imncffectcns; the ~.
m fpsoas OF the Logs are from 6H to ~ feet long,
anf from ~ ~ inchc8 IA d,ameter
hnoUpo ilIt X 5EY ePoKEs Of the same quality
tabose meal,ued wood; dies, 20 Inches long snd
~ 20 inches thick. - e,,.,
OF she same las sboye inenttonedl ouahsy itu in
biocS % inches s8 Inches and 90 inches long, aud
A. d. GOODMAN.
1922 ard 1924 Cary street.
OF s.deu. TuS tn 1nxwim Richmond va.
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POSTPONENFNT.

POSTPONEMENT.
This sale was unavodably postponed until MON
DAY the Attn day Of October, 1850, at O'Clock L.
NJ EDWARD Y. CANNON,
oc Special Com missioner.
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In execution or two certain deeds executed re-
spectively 10 me the l7th day OF february, ieI4
and on The TIN OF August, 1874, both recorded IN
the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court or the city
OF Richmond, Deed-b Book los II, page III, aud
Deed Book 10S A, page 24S. and In The County
Court Of Heuric0. Deadlock "a, page 30. and 80.
page 1881 shall al the request OF The beneheiary.
default having bsen made In the payment OF the
money secured by fad deeds, proceed 10 sell, upon
MONDAY THE 18Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880.
the above EXTRA AND HIGHLY-lMrROVED
VINEYARD, which yields equal 10 any In the
made The soft Is fertile aud the location suos-
rior. The Improvements consist or n FRAME
DWELLING Of seven rooms, three or which arc
used a winc-eellar for storage aud manufactu-
ring; stable, kitchen reservoir. Sc There Is upon
the place an Ice house and pond which Is never DRY.
The pond Is well stocked with fish and so located
that IL Is thoroughly and well shaded. There Is
fact. for q wine-garden IT'S location and many ad.
yaniaees and surroundings make 1t peculiarly and
specially adapted. The present owner has spent
thousands OF dollars In money and thirteen years In
labor ana time. thereby insuriDg perfect success
IN making this The most valuable vineyard In the
state. and. being adjacent 10 the city limits. should
attract attention. The opportunity here offered 10
Parties wishing TO Invest aie cordially invited and
requested inspect the vineyard before day OF SALE
DR.. McCariy Will take pleasure and interest In show.
ing 10 % them. An isspscio ion Is all that IL asked.
TERMS: VIII be cash as 10 the smount secured
000) aud all interest with cost and expenses Of
sale; The residue upon n credit Of one, two, and
three years, with per cent Interest added To the
negotiable notes, and deed OF trust. The title is
perfect W. j. MAYO,
Tru-fpa.
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,AsUCTlON sALEs--YWtmre D.,.
Wy II. seldom Taylor. -
eneces,or 70 James NJ. Tsyyor a Co.
nea, rstate agent and AuctIo,eer
Eleventh and Bank .,,es,s

THlAlaTp NICE Two-sTOgY RR,cv
STREET, BETWEEN HS1 FpfWStJLid sSS 80 40 sFcoynn
s s FOR SALE AT AUCTION ~ DmvAL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER s. 1850. ."
soD,sln,ng r ,b No. the PROPERTY oass
kltehen WIN Two rooms. The lot fron,s ~, hn1
lest, ana running back $50 feet With All noee'!.IO
TERMS: One third cash: The b,l.ro,..
twelve months for negotiable no,es win .,t a8d
added aud secured BY oeed OF trDs,. wv" lh"rst
oao III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
- ~
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DlCHMOND, YORK RiNERS,~-su.
lNAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROA %. s&sSS~a.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS IRANsPORIA.
TON COMPANY,
an Boston, Providence. and AL New England ciilea
steamers lave WEST POINT, Va, on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY gt II boon con.
iecting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive ~ " EST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments FROM Boston ufg Boston sni
Providence Railroad Ella West Point. Va.
H. !. DOUGLAS. rupsrlntcnde1t.
U ID
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E0R RENT. TWO FRONT ROOMS, =
~ 1eQF. Qvx Or. Jul. D. woodp oeact. 9
~ ~ n q GA8E - csrdosos Aleop. Moeby 4
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FREIGHT.

DHILAD ELPHIA RICH <CfMA
l. NOSn. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-s f4&&&
.IvER AND THE EAST VIA FALT RIVER
THKtL TIMES A wEEK.-Uptu further no.
ti.e the steamers Of this liRe will mai. tri-weeklg
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY cou.
secting At Philadelphia with Cyde's New England
Line for fsll River.
QUICK TINE-fREQUEHT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily yliii o'clock F. VI.
JAsES ". MCCARRlCK.
General sos .ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
zo23 Ne IL Eouih NhArYes. pm iasslpilt.
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NOTE.-Any desired information In reference Z
this sale may be Obtained by application to j. a
Davis AZ Tun,talI,s station Sc rs
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HovardsviIle posi.clncs, AlbsmAriq county, We,
VIII b promptly attended 70 as
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BY w. Goddln. Auctioneer.

GRUBDs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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Real Esisie Agent and Aucrioneer
corner Eleventh. and BANK stres,.
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FOX gxNT.

OAR AND CONF ECTION RY
ID STANDS AT THE FAIR GROUNDS FOR |
RtNT-HsyiGg rented the entire priv ege during |
the Fair, will RENT OUT few of the stands. |
AprIy TO G.. @. GUVERNATOR,
oe site 1b46 Main street. |
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F0P THE GA MPAIaN,

sisiron and after June lst the Campaign
gsEmRLD will DO Issued, TO continue until after
asST9ooidential election. For the weekly
ax,anaigu paper only fifty cents will be
oaxeecd, and for the daily only three dollars
ea,s hall. .Wo make this PROPOSE
a@s that ell parties who desire to take either
&stnc campaign issues, who are at present
spahecribers TO tho HERALD, can subscribe
a,y paying up whatever they may be
.dre on subscription, and then
n,gging campaign price. All parties who
&aaq paid in advance can have pro rata
ay.sss% on what they have paid. We make
tss,siiI LIBERAL propositions because the coming
residential campaign will be the liyeliest
xS 10 yaost important in the history of the
sssraablio. The perpetuity OF our free In
a&tusions, end Of the government of our
Ges>ssi It is thought by some of the wisest
.ussbhblest statesmen of the age, depend upon
Rs is Fsue Of the great contest upon
a. and the conflict will be
,Suryto one with centralism and the abro-
tsien N of the rights Of the people struggling
sssbe.po msstery,on the side Of Republ can-
os.a ind the supremacy of civil law and the
.mn6ts!tution battling manfully on the side of
Hnneooracy, tho Shock Of the contending for
wCs will shake the fabric of our country from
csatadation to turret-stone, and it behooves
sssp patriot to watch closely every move
at, lseTery measure as it daily comes to light.
tsas 1lsll the people Of this State may do this
sas hhhave Intelligent and reliable
srwTEas;ion from day to day, we have put
Dad Dsily'and the Weelsly.HERALD at there
uskshably low figures we have named. The
ssec, %, contest will be an interesting one, too,
atesygyory citizen will watch Its progress with
liz 4 ,t'eenest degree of interest. Send in
eswinaemea early and do not fail to proftby
IN spnp orturty of getting hrst-class news
sqerog ct nominal price. tU
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where the natural fitness Of things would
reasonably take it, but the natural fitness of
things do not always obtain. Money and
brain and energy and enterprise make plaus-
ible and ample substitutes for the natural
fitness of things when it lacks money and
brains and energy and enterprise on its side
to aid it, Give Galveston deep water so that
the iron steamers that play with the waves
of ocean, and the many sailed vessels that
daily with the breezes OF Eolus can come to
her wharves and lay alongside of her eleva-
tors to receive into their depths the treasures
from our rich fields, aud their trade will 90
there, and going there, will make Galveston
the gem of the sea indeed and Texas the
grandest State in the coronet of States that
decks the brow of the American continent,
the bright particular star in that galaxy Of
commonwealth that gems the horizon
of the Universe. We mention
Galveston because that city is now virtually
the railroad centre of the State; because it
is already the best harbor we have ard our
leading city, and because deep water can
there be the most readily obtained. The bus
mess men aud property owners OF Galveston
must waksup to the importance of this ques-
ton lin all its bearings. They must help hem
selves. They must of their means furnish the
necessary wherewithal to obtain the deep
water. They must put their hands into
their pockets and pulling out the money
pay for the deep water. Let them get what
aid they can from Congress, and let Texas,
all its sections, be u unit in urging this aid.
Our Senators and Representatives IN Con
gress must be made to feel the necessity OF
this thing and given to understand that in
working for Galveston they are working for
the entire State and serving best their re-
spective constituencies. After the deep
water has been obtained, then Congress can
reimburse those who have borne the ex-
pen:e of the needed work, by degrees it
may be, or all at once, as shall
be deemed best and easiest A mighty effort
will be made to divert this grain trade from
the coast of Texas, that other points may
grow rich at the expense of our State, but we
must meet effort with equal effort brain
with equal brain, energy with equal energy,
and enterprise with equal enterprise. tn
network of railroads in other States now
being brought together rs one mighty whole,
is looking to this tremendous traffic that
may be tho highways over which it vii
find its way 10 the seabosrd. New
York and other Atlantic seaports are greedy
for this trade, the influx and the eiilux, and
will leave nothing undone that they can do
to command it, but Texas has the advantage,
if she will profit by it. She can build up a
great city if she will, and we have pointed
out the way for her to do it. Enterprise and
liberaity is all that is necessary and let Gal
weston take the initiative; North and North.
west Texas will produce tho grain and let
her secureit.
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aS"Once of Texas Trunk Railroad, Dallas,
Texas, March y. lsSO. Notice is hereby given
that no person is authorized to contract any debt
for or against the Texas Trunk Railroad Com
pany, except Hayes Lougee, the purchasing
agent of said road, or N. HENDERSON,
Eenernl Mana .Qr.
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The Democratic situation.

Democracy Is like n steam engine; when
there is too much rower aboard there is
likely to occur rupture OF some of the
working parts. When il becomes powerful
it forgets what CONSTITUTES power" branch
ing OF into sub divisions, not centralizing ITS
force, which inevitably diminishes strength.
Philosophy holds true in politics as In nat.
ural science, in order to produce the greatest
effect the various forces must be drawn to u
focus The past should serve as lesson to
us in our coming Presidential election. We
must be one or we are defeated Whoever
the Democratic party dominates that should
be the man voted for, without any regard to
side nominees. If we but look back into the
history Of our American government, the eff
feet of such policy as The one alluded to can
be clearly seen, when Lincoln became Presi-
dent merely by the disuuion of the opposite
party.
1t then behooves the Democratic party to
hit upon some man that can control the votes
of the people. But who can this man be +?
With Tlien out of the way, it seems, from
all appearances, that Mr. Seymour is the
man. But as to Mr.. Tlden, how does he
stand al home? We get indirectly from the
Oswego IN. " Palladium, one of the oldest
hIi slhuucnest DeUnoCrdtc newspapers In tue
State. that out of the seventy responses re-
ceived and published by that paper, thirteen
are for and tifty-seven sgainst the nomination
OF Mr.. Tilden. or fftytwo counties re-
ported, six are in favor Of Mr.. Tilden, two
divided, and forty against him We deem it
unnecessary to quote any of the
many expressions against Mr.. Til
den as the Democratic nominee. Suffice it
to say, the Democrats need, and must have,
II they wish to be victorious, a man upon
whom all can center, forming compact
body, unable to be split asunder by the
wedge of dis,ord. Party success is para
| mount to all other questions. Moreover, II
| is desirable to elect man to whom the voice
of Justice sounds,more melodious than the
"tinkling" of golden coins.
As we above stated that Mr.. Seymour Is
more likely to meet the demands If the
Democratic party, nevertheless, whether him
or not, if the Democratic force will only cen.
| ralizs upon one united policy Il can carry
the day beyond peradventure. There is a
majority Of hslfa million Democrats in the