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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

PREPARING TO DEMAND AN ADVANCE.
,,pET,NGs OF sToNE-CUrfERs, IRoN-WORKEI,s,
pArNTEEs AND OTHER woRKMES.
The meeting of the Painters Protective
r.,ou was ncld al No 295 Thirdave yesterday even
v for the purpose OF thoroughly organizing tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

NERVOUS debility and weakness of genera
" tive organs positively cured by ALIENS BRAIN
FOOD VI Diunan. Astor House; Itz, 40 Broadway;
trtentOu bthve. send for circular 10 Allen 80 lstaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

EASTER Novelties in English and Dresden
II PORCELAIN. sc. Spring Importation now
oprrug. and handsome goods
ENGLISH DINNER SET AND CUT GLASS WARE.
X. NJ. BRUNDAGE, $50 and >S2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
TIE MEN PNRAGED.


the men the explanation OF Hames Bios was heard of
shortly after tho manufacturers adjourned and
oeiyed with derson. Robert IL. Bartholomew, OF the
committee which was sent in the merging n. J.
uaines said TO a TRIBUNE reporter: II have not used
any strong language during this contest, but do
now that If Haines Bros that their men accepted
any conditions they the greatest liars that
ever trod shoeleather n. j. HaInes said 10 me,
and I put HIS words down on paper that the
men went to work without any question
heing nut 10 them without their signing any paper
He said TO u.s. despsel you committee, but as
men / AIN ready 10 shake hands with You DO not
recognze your Union. and III never again recognize
that OF the manuiacturets Inc committee are re"uy
10 swear 20 this statement . ,,
shouted In chorus that they would never return 10
work under any conditions but mat they
must be taken back just as they were tufued
Yesterday $3.50 from the Baltimore pianOmakers, gao
from the Western Electric Manufacturing Companys
employees and smaller sums from Olher sources. one
man seut word that would either give S20 cash or
treat the Easter Monday TO lou gallons OF CAM
chowder AMI much beer as 1000 men cOnld drihK.
The Varnshcrs' Union has voted SO ana an expression
of sympathy the pianomakers Branches ot Nos. Z
and OF the SOcialIstIc Labor party aud the WOmans
evening and resolved assist the lockout men with
All their means. The Amalgam1ted Labor Union,
which claims to represent twenty different trades ana
III 600 workmen has decided 10 hold mass-Ineetlng ate
ooner Union latter OF the week 10 condemn
The lockout the United Order of American Carpen
fcrs will Wednesday evening for the same pur
pose e.,.. 4, c.. -. -, ,.,o,.t,,, a,
Turtle Ray Hall 10 receive Their weekly allowance from
oral speeches we're made describing Inc situation and
denmncing the alleged miscellaneous OF Haines Bros
More contributions 10 the support OF tHs slrhe
portcd aud urged 10 stand firmly by their
original demands , a.. w..
had Withdrawn from the ManuIaeturers Ohloh
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-09-15
RlaIItt.e,Is!!el.r.

Ierkxnnandetfrsn Chisago Lake: Israel
johnson b5r vara Israel Jonason; J5nson
Jonson bor varA joins J5nson; Gustaf Jo-
hanson erkandes f5r o. Dor vara Gustaf
Johanson rotten a, $3; Gustaf Johanson
rotten :, 42; Joha r. Johanson bor vara
John 2. JonAs,n; Peter sveHson erkan-
dies for $6 b5r vara Peter Svenson rotten
4. 43; Peter Eyenson rotten s, u; F. n.
6tr5mquist boz vara r. n. Stromquist;
Otto Slettengren b6r vara Ola Slettengren.
Till pastor Frodeen aro vi tacksamma f0r
.dessa rsttelser.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-09-15

Han amman vara ntan fSda fyratio-
tva dagar. Han yistas Brooklyn
och b6rjade tisdags fora veckan
slit yanvettiga f5retag.
v V.zNNRR till Hon. e. B. WI ash.
bnrne sammantradde j lnandags
foriden veeka Chicago, Ill, an.
togo resolutioner till f6rman for
hans kandidatur f1r kongressen
och tillsatte komiteer att arbeta for
hams intressen.
Industrious farmi Chisago Lake,
MIMI, har blifvit kDpt af personer
fran st. Paul och skall laggas ut i
stads och strand lotter, med ett
torg j midten FIR begagnande af
jernvagsanla laggningar. 4 Strandlot-
terna aro afsedda for sommarresi-
denser och en- ansenlig skogsdel
skall begagnas till park.
TILL f5ljd af det myckna regnet
har tobakssk1rden j manga coun-
ties i Virginia blifvit svart skadad, j
synnerhet utefter fioddalarne. To-
baksmasken har afven gjort slit till
att forderfva, och skorden blir, eff.
ter, hvad det psstSs, den minsta som
under manga ar erhallits i Virgi-
MIA. e
81. ENLIGT uppgiifter af 'sThe Chica-
go Commercial Bulletin utgiorde
hela sk6rden afvarhyete j staterna
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas,
Nebraska, Wisconsin och Dakota
Territory lat, ,731, 600 bushels mot
1926, 466, 600 bushels f6rra aret. Ne
delskorden per acre for delta ar var
1855 bushels mot 1915 f6rlidet ar.
ELEvAToRN Scotia, tillhorig sIn.
ternational Elevator Company
och belagen yid Red Star aangskepps-
hvarf j Jersey City, fattade i fre.
days morgon klockan 2 eld och
brann ned till vattenytan. Elden
b3riade j maskinrummet, F5rlu-
stem. som till fullo betackes, af
brand f6rsakring, uppgar till $780,
600.
New York Herald berattar, att
af 1850 sskepps- -lotsar, som under
sokts fraga ON fargblindhet, ha Sc
.befunnits of1rm6gna att sarskilja
de starkaste farger, sasom r0dt och
gr6nt. Bet finnes ihela F0renta
Staterna ungefar Is, 600 lotsar
] sammanhang harmed, omnamnes,.
att professor Holmgreni Upsala ut.
fast en- stor bel6ning for frambrin.
gandet af en- person, som ar farg-
blind pa 1et1en ogat, men kan val
urskilja fargen med det andra.
ILLINoIs star framom ALA andras
slater med hansYn till det tullbe-
lopp det lemnar st regeringen, be-.
loppet utg6rande under sista fskal
sr $23, 600, 600. Ohio kommerder.A
efter, lemnande $1S, ,OOO, 600. New
FORK betalade SIG, 600, 900, Ken,
tnckey, 5000, 600 ,s och Virginia
$5, ZOO, COD, af hvilka IS. 800. 900 ut.
gjorde tull pa tobak. Hela sum-
man betalad af de s6dra staterna,
Maryland och Missouri inbegripna,
uppgar till $2S, 600, 900. Nora,
vestra och stillahafsstaterna beta
lade $88, zoe, 900.
Elm az az stbrsta frukttradgsrdar
i .yerlden ages sc RI obert Nc Kinstry
Hudson, N. Y. Denna tradgard
bestar af "a, 600 apletrad. j. .6O6 pa.
rontrad, 1000 kursbarstrad, 500
perslke- och plomnon. trad. Vida.
Re finnas der 15, 600 v,instockar,
5000 yinbarsbuskar och 500 ka.R
stanietrad. 10000 tunnor aplen haf.s
va en- gang bifyit ,utsanda fran dem
ma tradgard. Dock torde den fran.
deles stallas skuggan af Baldwin IS.
unga asuptropiska trad gard sodra
Californian, mar denna utvuxit.
zen Y J \. mar 5o, WO apletrad, o6fver-s
skadilga Vlngardar och de !. NEST om.l,
vexiande ocn storartade ora fruktt M 81
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-09-15
2:dra Arg. N 20 81
Entered at the Post Office at
Sc. Paul. MINI, q second class
matter.

-
.AMERrA.
KONGREssMAN. Davis af Illinois
blef lbrdags rem ominerad.
Err hundra och sjuttiofem man
arbeta nu pa Washingtons monu-
ment. 8#2
ELD j Louisville, KY, forst6rde i
fredags egendom till ett varde af
$3.50, 600. Il.
En- man fran Utica begiek ons-
days sielfmord genom att kasta sig
utf6r Niagara fallen.
STADEN Manistee, Mich. har rd-
stat f5r att bibelns lasning de all.
MAMMA skolorna skall upphora
MASSACHUSETTS prohibitionister
nonainerade i onsdags Charles Amy
fran New Bedford for governor.
BIG RoAD, Sioux h0fdingen, Of
verlemnade j fredags sig self och
iva hundra krigare vid Fort Keogh.
GULDTACKoR till ett varde at
$500, 900, k1ptes torsdags Lon
don for utskeppning till New York.
DR.. Buchanan, som gifvit ut
falska diplomer, arresterades tors
days pa qvallen j st. Clair, Michi-
gan.
CLEoPATRAs NAL har lyckligen
blifvit la1ldsatt och skall inom kort
uppstallas pa sin plats i Central
park.
ILLINOIS sk6rdade delta al nara
femtiofyra milllener bushels hvete,
den storsta sk0rd under statens hi
storia. @
ANGAREN Thanemore fran Balti.
more till Liverpool f6rlorade pa sin
sista resa $50 af de ombord varande
kreaturen. ~
DER brsp0ries att enlighet med
sina lakares rad skan Matt. Carpen-
ter icke denna Rampant halla ma
gfa pontlsk'a Jaa.
MARSHALL y. RoBERTs, en- New
York-milionar, hvilken fora vec-
kan Saratoga traffades af Stag, dog
j l1rdags pa norgonen.
NAsTA legislative forsamllng !
Vermont kommer att hafva blott
en- demokratisk senator och huset
ar starkt republl lkanskt. 7
DoKToR Tanner h3ll i torsdags
dvaH pa Booth 8 teater ] New y ork X
sin brsta f6rela elasnlng tor en- ahora. e.
rehop, som bestod al - hundra
personer.
UNDER den sista veckan enotto-
COS dagligen skattk \ tkamma esdepar-
tementet ! washington $l,VOO,OOO,
och under en- dag stego lnkomster-
ma till 81, 200, 600.
PA F1RFRAaAN har det blifyit
tillkannagifvet att ala som gradue-
rat vld Aug: College, bllfya utan
examen adm1terade vld istatsnnlver-
sitetet j Minnesota.
SEDAN mera an sextio barn j
Camden, New jersey, hafva angrl-
pits af kopporna, har board Of ed
ucation beslutat att tyr en- tld at
en- manad upplosa puplllk. i.''l .skoiorna. lorna
LIEUT.. GoRRINGR fornekar att
Vanderbilt betalade expenserna
for transporter at den egyptiska
obelisken. Han La vigrar att uPpglf-
va, hyliken pestred f' omkostnad @ a.
DEN aldsta byenad ] st. Louis s. !.
en- gang begagnad mad, som d1'll !, logls at
spanska guy'erno I'VE re 2 q - sal! q rltyas
ned den1la vecka IS j, och pa pllatSssesn,
der den stod, ett pack sg 81 hus IS uppf6rras'.
Hon. SILAs /, RIcHARDsoN, en-
framsts tssnde med 3 borrgare 4 Wa9ke- e ,Ese..
sha, Wis, blaste ut gasen, da han ], q q.
j fredags avail glck och lade ng,
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-09-15

la Y. y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08
miscellaneous news.

United States coinage in September was
over $4,000, 600.
Sheriff Gonthreaux, of New Orleans, is
defauiter for taxes collected, amounting to
$3.50. 900.
Hugh McCulloch, at a Republican meet
ing in New York. endorsed Hayes admin
istration as among the best.
VIM. NJ. Evarts. Secretary of State,
made great campaign speech in Cooper
Institute to an immense audience.
Wheat in Minnesota and Dakota turns
out better than was expected three weeks
ago. Tine crop is nearly average.
The Colombian Government has pur-
chased the Stevens battery, which will be
at once finished and put in commission.
The price of pork has very materially
advanced in New York the past few days
the ruling price Friday was SIS per barrel.
Owing to failure of the fruit crop in
England American apples are in good
demand. There were 40. 600 barrels sent
last week. and 10000 will go this week.
James Foster and wife, from Laporte.
Ind, went TO bed in an indianapolis hotel
and blew out the gas. He was found dead
in the morning, and her life is despaired
Of
Justice Miller. of the U. S. Supreme
| Court, has decided that the Western Union
branch be interfercd with in the use of all
| other wires except the first rut upon the
Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific railroads.
| The Ames brothers will build a grand
monument to the memory of their father,
| Oakes Ames, TT Sherman, Wyoming. II
will span the u P. r. r. track in the
shape ofa pyrami,.al arch, with base &C
feet square.
Russia is alarmed at learning that a
/ firm of Odessa merchants have contracted
for 100. 200 bushels of American wheat, te
/ be delivered there in October. Odessa has
been the great exporting grain port o
Russia heretofore.
During the past fiscal year the money
order business ofthe United States amount
ell to over 800. 900. 600. against $50 600.
OO0 the ear previous. The business paie
expenses and left a small trif1e over.
France backs out OF the naval demonstra
ton of the Powers TO insist on the Dull
cigno. and will not use force. German,
adheres to the position taken by the Powers
The London Times is disgusted with tin
conduct OF France.
The London Times says: There i
goo! reason to- anticipate satisfactor!
solution of affairs in the East, as Turke,
has found out European concert will b
maintained. The Porte promises ii salts
factory answer to the Dulcigno affair Oh
Monday.
great public meeting IS called il
London to protest against the armed
coercion of Turkey. A strong sentimen
is growing in Austria against eoerciv
measures in the East. In Paris Gambett
is denounced as the promoter of the wal
like policy in the East.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08
Indiana Politics.


The following are kilograms dated Mon
day. and indicates that the fight i'll In|liana
is redhot
The n. Y. Tribune says: Republican
success i'll Indiana is not sure simply be-
cause there is danger of Democrats unloos-
ing an enormous fund for the purpose OF
doubtful votes on election day. The
amounts they have raised i'm this city with
in the past fortnight for this purpose are
without precedent. Samual j. Tilden
makes a fresh contribution of $25,0OO.
Augustus Schell gives $4,000 Others
contribute in proportion, all for single
western State in October and all alter the
legitimate expenses of the campaign have
been provided for. doubtless many of
those gentlemen will be shocked to learn
that their money was to be used for the
actual purchase of votes at the polls on
electiod dag. but Mule-buyer Barnnm is
the man attending to the disbursements.
Large sums are believed by many to be
reaching him also from England. We
should be slow to believe this, but it is
known that English manufacturers have
contributed literally to send documents to
affect the presidential election in favor o.
the tariff for revenue party, and perhaps
in the crisis ofthe campaign it might seem
only step from documents to wha
| Mr.. Tilden calls the best United States
documents. If Gen. Siocnm did no
hurry from Lives pool TO indianapolis thu
burdened. he has been maligned.
The Chicago Times says: Democrats
Senator Bruce returned to day from Tndi
ana, and is confident that the Republican!
will carry the State. Second Assistant
Postmaster General Brady also returned
to-day, ana expressed the same opinion
Hallet KilbOurn has been In that Stat,
several days, and says It is all one bonfir,
from Illinois to Ohio. He says the Re
publicans have an even chance to win
Altogether the Republicans here seem il
much greater confidence than last week.
Senator Bruce. who returned to Indlanap
oils on the 14th, alter stumping the vown
In the State, claim that Landers will b
elected by 10000 plurality. Lander
himself thinks, 50 they claim, that the Re
pubIicans are coionizing voters i.s tn
State. The Republicans also claim th
state by a majority OF some 4OoO to 10000
and have proof Of thousands Of men hein,
Imported into lIse State as Democratic 70
eess.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08


The more the new census returns are
scanned, the more curious the anomalies
they present. Especially Is this the case
in counties in the .'solid South.'' Tie
Chronicle has been examining these returns
and among hers has this to say of South
Carolina 1t would seem that the Demo-
Gratis of South Carolina have no idea of per.
mitting their State to suffer any loss of po-
litical power by the apportionment under
the new census. They are evidently fully
awake to the exigencies of the situation.
| Kershaw county has always been. even so
| far back as the good old days when the
Wings were powerful party In the South,
one OF the most famous strnngfolls of
Democracy in the Palmetto State. Dur
ing all subsequent changes it has remained
true to its allegiance to the resolutions of
'9s and the EXTREMIST State rights doctrine
as exp0unded by Calhoun, and acted upon
by Jefferson Davis. It's ''Red Shirt and
''rifle'' clubs have even thus early in the
present campaign manifested their zeal and
activity by demonstrations designed to ter
! rify the Republicans AMI prevent anything
like freedom OF political discussion. The
Democrats OF Kershaw have also shown
that they understand the importance of
every section OF the State making hand
some showing in the census returns. In
the period prior to 1870 Kershaw was not
n growing cornty. AS far back as 1929 it
had a population of between $4,000 and
Il, 900. and the censns of 1870 showed that
in the Intervening period OF fifty-one years
it he'd retrograded instead of advancing.
At the latter date its population was offici-
ally stated at 11,754. Since then, how
ever. it has take fresh start and made the
most marvellous progress, though few Of
the inhabitants were at all aware of the
fact, or indeed had the faintest suspicion o
it until the local papers announced that ac
cor1ling to the censns returns OF 1880 ''olt
Kershaw" had suddenly advanced from &
population Of 11.754 at the beginning o
the decade to q. .1Sl at the end of it. Thi
} astounding growth was surprise and mys
terry to AL except the initiated. in mucl
as according to the general belief the emf
grafton from that part of the State sine
: 1870 had exceeded the Immigration. ant
without very large influx of population
1 from abroad it would be impossible to &C
count for an increase of over so per cent
= AS the returns of the census of 1880 IN th
r Southern States are subjected to a critica
examination, curiosities similar to tin
above are Constantly being developed il
localities where the Democratic nnajoritie
: are most enterp. sing and wide awake.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08
Grand Rally.

There will be grand torchliGht pro-
cession, speeches. etc., at she Court
House in this city on Monday night,
November Ist, 1880. Judge Williams
and other able speakers have been Sc
cured, There viii be grand bond,
fire, music, fireworks, etc. It is intend
ell to make this the grandest occasion
ever witnessed in this city. Remem-
Der the night of November 1st.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

Gen. Hancock was bulldozed into writ
ing his letter on Southern war claims. and.
should he unfortunately be elected, will
doubtless consider that, as he was tsforced''
into writing it, he will not be bound by 1t.
However he has not as yet expressed his
opinion upon the subject of refunding the
cotton tax, the repeal of the duty m whis-
ky, or the appropriations for the Improve
ment of Southern rivers or the rebuilding
of the Mississippi levces. And these are
the dangerous Southern claims. Hancock s
Southern advisers keep him in close sur
veiIIance, and he ouly writes as they die
tate-he is simply the puppet, only allow
ed to jump when they pull the strings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

Emory A. Storrs is IIanl-headed law
yer who indulges in no sentiment. While
out here he said the Maine election would
probably he close struggle. aud that
defeat would be the best thing which
could happen to the Republicans, as it
would stir them up to renewed work.
Mr.. Storrs has now got back to Chicago.
and he announces it rs his opinion that
both California and Colorado are sure for
the Republicans, and that they are pretty
confident of Oregon. His prediction has
the weight which attaches to personal in
vestigation and logical conclusion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

It is curious tact that the diplomatic
service of Republican France is relatively
composed of as many titled individuals as
monarchical Great Britain. The French
Representatives to lily. Sweden and Nor
way and Venezuela are Maruuises, the
Embassador to Germany is Count, aud
so it goes, while the legations are largely
made up of Counts, ViScounts and Barons.
The Third Republic Is not of SO severe a
type as to dispense with trained aristocratiC
diplomats, to make place for inexpcrienc-
ed citizens.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

The nominee of the Democratic party
for Vice-President is not very popular
man amcng the poorer classes of the city
in which he lives. He is a large owner OF
real estate and notoriously harsh one to
his tenants. Although worth a million
dollars, he has been known to thrust a
widow and her helpless children into the
street for being unable to pay s. rent due
him. The list of ejcctments by him in
indianapolis would fill columns. He is a
nice man to be second on the ticket OF a
party composed largely of just such peo-
pie as he has prosecuted III his greed for
grain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

The Democrats are getting restive
over tile parsi'nony of their candidate
for Vice. President. It seems that Erg-
lirh was relied npon to open his "bar-
rel,'' and deal out its contents quite lib
earally to insure. success in Indiana, but
he is as close listed as :niser. 80 in
dignant have the Bourl,ons become over
this illiberality, that they threaten to
haul down En2lisil's name from the
ticket should Indiana be lost to them in
October.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

The Bourbon papers attempted TO avoid
the charge that the accession of the DEM
ocratic party to power in every branch of
the Government would open the doors to
Confederate war claims, etc, by pointing
to the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend
ments. They forget that their party is on
record as pronouncing these amendments
null and void. and that Hancock indorsed
this declaration A party enjoying
supreme power. believing that the amend
nents alluded to are null and void. would
not take long TO make them so. And that
it is the hope. desire and expectation of a
large portion of the Democratic party that
the amendments will finally be declared
void, none but an extremely partisan
journal can deny.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08
The e,onnectlcr1t Election.

A Republican boom is chronicled in
Connecticut. The Governor is elected
by large majority. The Republicans
gain 81 towns, and several towns here
tofore Democratic are now equally di-
vided. Elghty-nine towns are Repub-
lican, fifty-six Democratic and nineteen
are divided, In 1876 eighty SIX towns
were Democratic. sixty-nine were Re-
publican and eleven were divided.
'Rah
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08
THE Fraud issue.

The Democrats have not made much
of the fraud issue during this campaign.
Why
Because they knew it wouli prove a
boomerang
II the Democrats honestly believed
that Samuel J Tilden was elected in
1876, why didn't they renominate him
and prove that they were sincere by
trying to elect him over again ?
The answer is an easy one.
In the first place they did not dare
to offend Boss Kelly, the man who runs
Tammany, the most corrupt political
organization in the United States. Had
they offended the great Boss they would
have endangered the success of the par
ty, Tor the corrupt element in the New
York Democracy is the dog that wags
a very diminntive tail of "respectables ="
In fact, the Confederate Brigadierr
would not inperil the success of their
schemes and offend a powerful Boss,
merely TO affirm something they know
is untrue.
Besides, the Confederate Brigadiers
are not partisularly anxious to have a
man like Tilden in the Presidential
chair.
Why?
Because they. kn-w now, what they
did no: when :hey first nominated the
sage of Grammercy Park That he would
not be likely to prove plant tool ii
their hands, and t;,at he wonld be at
obstacle in the way of any effort to pay
the claims of Southerners growing oui
of the war ofthe rebellion.
There is reason to believe that Tildet
would have opposed any such scheme
He is heavy capitalist, and Is awar,
that successful effort of this characte
would shake the financial world to it
very center,
Besides all this Sammy would hav
been heavy load to carry.
He could never have stood mp unde
the staggering weight OF the cipher di:
patches.
Therefore he was snnffed ous by tn
Brfgadierp.
And with him the cry of Fraud.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

The Democrats are making much ado
over the recent accession to their ranks of
John Forney and Benjamin Butler. If
all the crimes charged to these two in
dividuals by the Democratic press are
true, it is not wonderful that they have at
last gravi:ated into the bosom oftle simon
pure Bourbon party.