Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1868 — Page 2
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DEMOCRATIC tf^TE TICKET^ for Qoronor, 1 ■ ’ttfmtkt A. H«n4rl«h«,*f V«rl«M. ,, Pof Lieutenant Qorernor, AIM P. Krtn^rton, of AIMS. ,, for SaonUry of Btato, - REUBEN 0. KI8B, of Boom. JOSEPH V.I&iiuSDAlpES^f Iranblta. Fm Troutirof, of SUM, JAMES B. RYAH» of Moitoa. Tot Clark of Sapramo Co wt, 1 NOAH 8. LiROBlt of Com. • For Raportar of Snprataa Coart, . A. 0. PACKARD, of Manhofl. For Baparlotaadoaiof RabUo laatrootloa* JOHN R. PHILLIPS, of Dovlaar, For Attonop HommI, , SOLOMON CLAYPOOL, of Patauo; ^ For Bleoton at Larfte Continronta, For Dlatrlot Elaatora,
idffa City, Thonday, Saptogibor 17th
MaaoMsM^-VMlM,» Wadaaaday,
iaptanibar 23d
-.iFarihn MAalalMaili WJfc. annoonoad haraaftar.
uontinf#tii-K. o< BpFonifi or vMictrBtirfa Saeond Dietrlet—Jonae 0, Howard, of Clarka.
Coatinaoat—O. f, B. Carr, of MMia<
Third Dlatrlot—Jamaa Oarln, of Deoatw., ContiotaBt—ElhaflaB C. Darora, of Jaanln«a, fourth DUtrkt—Beniamin L. Smith, of Kudu Contlnfent—Robert U. Power, of Franklin. Fifth Dlatrlot—John M. Lord, of Marlon.
Continuant—Cae Byfleld, of Johnton.
Sixth Diaulot-Aabroa# B. Carloton, of Law* ^Continuant—Samnet R. Hamlll, of Snlllran. Barenth Dlatriot-T. F. Davtdeon, of FottnUln.
Continuant—B. B. Dally, of Carroll.
Riuhth Dlatrlot—Jamaa F. McDowell, of Grant. Continuant—Jauea A. Adrain, ef Casa. Ninth Dlatrlot—John Colarlck. of Allan.
Continuant—Samuel A. Shoaff, of Jay,
Tanth Dlatrlot—0. Q. Main, of ETkhart.
Con tin yen t—E. Van Lony, of Noble.
Elarenth Dlitrlot-Thoa. J. Marrltald, of Val* para!so, . — •. * . , # Continuant—Mofor Gaorya Bnraaa, of PalaakL nottioemtlo COnarrmoiaHMl NoBlnatloao
Flrat Dlatrlot—William E. Niblaek. Second Dlatrlot—Mlebaal C. Karr, third Dlatrlot-William S. Holman. Fourth Dlatrleb—John 8. Raid. Fifth Dlatrlot—John W. Keiahtley, Sixth Dlatrlot—Daniel W, Voorheea. Sevantb Dlatrlot—Mahlon D. Manaaa. Eighth Dlatrlot—Nathan 0. Roaa. Ninth Dlatrlot—Robert Lowry. Tanth Dlatrlot—Andrew Elllaon.
Elarenth Dlatrlot—Mulford K. Farrand.
Conyrrcwaloiiftl I> I at riot. Mam Moot I nan. The Democratic State Centftl Committee hae appointed mnae meetinya In each of the Conyree■ioaal diatricu aa follow a:
n»8T DTirnurr.
Tell City, Perry county, Wednesday, Septam*
btr 9e
rorxtn DtarmcT.
Richmond, Wayne county. Time not fixed. Greenfield, Hancock oounty. time not fixed,
rirrs distbict.
Franklin, Johnson oounty, Saturday, SeptomBpeokera—Hon. B. W. Hanna, Hon. A. P. Edyerton, lloa. John A, Mateon, lion. J. W.
Keruhtley.
SIXTH DISTBICT.
ooanty. Time not fixed, A. Hemlrleka, |lon.
bar 13th
Shelby rile, Shelby OoBBty, Taaeday, Saptam-
th#w mm bo tr regimental roll*
organisation do ns
K.b.nfer?3T?
Ihdft 4bd served
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Hon. John Colortoh Will apeak at the foliowlay plaoaai ^.TfcOT A H .1 BDAMU OOVUTT. Decatur, September 10th
Jat oomrr.
BAUDOLPB OOtfUTT. ■ ?lKiW;d!Sl3iriSf DHLAWAM OOP ITT. Montpelier, September 33d
M. Myra
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£&mP£&£33Z
aheet, the Omtubarg Standard, api brare a lot of biAn •C,«ter i'^pnldered a
r ‘duct 1» ttn«rl7 ^njnatl&ablo, and ‘■tampa I | tbd man who would reaort to It, ad unmitigated scoundrels aa well aa contemptible liars.
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of yony parijw J.
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tTkaoWyear v party'were- opposed I" <>. ur'f ir . il
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waa'idkbdtioad^Ntld 1dodS inch ever 1
ttapMftad aaim#m sowlwid «tw^beaAr«iy *
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poor i chbiH kW will
efforta to deoeira the people Into the belief thit noDddy p4y« taxes to the aimer* Mark "how plain a atory will aet thorn a on- wwpw icJL.a» ~jrm ^W. i—A' *^js _ _ _ fOT
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Warerlr, Morgan County, Saturday, Septem* Jj^W^^e Oooty, Monday. Soyteaher Crawfordirllle, Montgomery County, Tueeday,
Oeuity, Wedaeniay.Sept j'Bwjaiptaethe. thm»4MMM.allflflM(»,fiS7
dowaJ* Wa 'ghrorkelow the recei
1807 and 1868:
aS8^ 1 , B3Si i :^.fe«1^55r
hetpAltiiuM 7 to pay the 1 iwfu tiugrawwTwirB pua^asw«M(Aak. erata complied with the roc
Perryvllle, VMttiillon County. Thnreday, Sep* ^S»n«fleld,'parke Coanty, Friday, Septmdlf^ ^harmony, Clay Coanty, Saturday, September a 1 if : + fr m ' Hon. John W. Metglitly, Candidate tor Conyreee from the Fifth Dletript, wilt addreae the people as followii - ■, NnehrlUe, Brown (Qoanty, Saturday, BepttMberfi # e_ Coleral^Mm *" WtMMraa mm4 Horn. Ihomaa B. Ward Will address the people of Tippecanoe Scanty on the lire ietnee of the day at the following place*. Meettaye Wtstemenee ateeren o clock
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Total reoelpta for 1808 #400,300,000
Received other than Income Thus It will be Been that of the amount of, taxes paid to the
; Oorp^wwixt-rdtef , *90,000,000 ■ r* i isw, and over #400,000,000 In 1806—only #64,084,487 In each year, were taxea defcived from incomes/ Where did the romuintng
■nd |Hf1,815.603 in
The
brats complied with the request, a! as Mil Mkftcal aj that occaplon, Mr. James Tyner, 1 09od AhWirhe own
r f l >+&he greab Rwpublicaa OieetinMAt (^un
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ftssJiaMiiBdtasttr. Cynthiana. Tueiday, September I Octagon, Wedaeeday, September » Battle (ironnd, fhuryMy, Septemt
Newooi
ptember 10 ptember 11.
The Dem^tTr^dTdra^rl^Sir, add rest the people in accordance with the ft
Inu appointments 1
each day. • . .
rrm^r. wi lithe foils we*
r. M.,
Tnee-
Terre Hants, Vigo ooanty.
Sneakere—Hon. Thoma*
J. 0. Roblneon, of Illinois. Hon. D. W.Voorheet, Hon. Samuel H. buskirk, Hon. John A.
Mateon.
sr.vr.xTH Disi
Crawfordirllle, Montyoin
^Vp’eaker»^-Hon. John 8. Darts, lion. Jaaon B. Brown, Hon. 8o|. Clay pool, General M. D. Man-
eon, Hon. J. C. Robinson.
ElOUTH DISTRICT.
Louaneport, Caee county. Thuredar, Sentember 10, Hon, Thomas A. llendrioki, Hon. J. R. Doolittle, Hon. Jason Brown, John Sarniyhau-
len Un German).
RIXTB DI8TRI0T.
Neweaitle, Henry county, Tueeday,'SeptemSpeakers—Ex*Gorernor T E Dramlette. Hon Sol Claypool, E M McDonald, Hon Robert
M McDonald, Hon Robert Lowry TXUTI! DiaTBIOT. , _
Varsaw, Kosciusko oounty, September 37. peaker*—Hon. TbomM A. Hendrioka, Hon. ion B. Brown, John Sarnlyhauien (In Ger-
Claypool, E M McDonald TXXTB DiaTBIOT. , _
Warsaw, Koiolusko oounty, September 37.. fipeakert—Hon. TbomM A, Hendri
Jason man).
ILITUUTI DISTRICT.
Laporte, Laporte oounty. Time not fixed. Speaker*—lion. Thoma* A. Hendrick*, Hon. Jason B. Brown, John Sarniyhausen (in Ger^VUiparalio, Porter county. Tueeday, Sept. 8. Speaker*—lion. Thoma* A. Hendrioka, JohB
Sarniyhauten (In German). Hra. lAiitM Boblnnon,
Of Illinois, will addreea the people upon the lire
keuee of the day at follow*:
Wnrerlj, Morgan County, Saturday, Septem^Indiabapoli*,' Marlon County, Saturday, Sep^Lebanon’, Boone County, Monday, September Crawforderllle, Montgomery County, Tueiday,
September 8th, 1 r. x. ,
Covlogtou^ Fountain Coanty, Wedneaday, SepPerryrlue, Vermillion County, Thur*day, Sep-
tember lo, 1 r x
^Mansfield, Parke Coanty, Friday, September Rarmony, Clay Coanty, Saturday, September 13,1 m SMBklngln Denrborn and Hlpley Conn*
i lee.
Hon B W Hanna and Hon Joseph W Niohol
will apeak as follows:
Hon Joseph W Niohol wilt speak as follows: Colonel Jamei Oarln and Hon Joaeph W Nioh-
ol will apeak as follows i
Osgood. Hiptey County, Saturday, SeptembWS V*rialli*i, Klpley County, Monday, Septem-
ber 7
Cross Plains, Ripley County, Tnosdny, Soptem^Molton, Ripley County, Wednesday, SeptemBunmanivllle, Ripley County, Thursday, September 10 — General Mnneon Demoeratle candidate for Congress In the Serenth Distriet, will address his fellow-cltixens as fot* Newtown, Fountain County, Saturday, Sep* UloerMh, 3 r. m, Will address the eitisens of Tippecanoe County on the political issues of the day, at the follow* **Wst Pofnll Saturday, September 12,1 o’clock r Romney, Monday, September, 14, 7 o’clock r u Clark’* Hill, Tueaday, September 15, 7 o oloek # Dayton, Wedneaday, September 18,7 o’olook r Colbnrn, Thunday, September 17, 7 o’clock r u Battle Ground, Friday, September 18,3 o’olook
f v
Hebron School House, Friday, September 18,7 ° Montgomery, Saturday, September 19, 3 o'clock Cnaunooy, Saturday, September 19,7 o’clock r u
Joint Dlacnitalona.
Senator Hendricks and Gorernor Baker bare
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ihg times and plaoes, rls: ^ . Nikth uiBTaicT—Portland, Jay county, SaturMptember 13th ... , ! A .. hth Dibtrict—Peru, Miami edunty, Mon-
Benator Hendrlcxs ana worernor nager nare agreed to hold Joint dlooussion* at the follow-
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Eiofiti
day, September 14th _ . ,. _ „ Sev/nth DtaTRici—Delphi, Carroll eonaty, ^Ka^aaTH^DmTaicr-South Bend, St. Joaeph County, Thursday, September 17th _ . .. TaaTM Dibthict—Waterloo City, Dekalb eonn-
fy, Friday. September 18th
Fifth District—Stilesville, Hendricks county, Monday. September 21at _ Sixth District—Brasil, Clay oounty, Tuesday,
September 22d
FOObth DisTiiCTr-Brookrille, Franklin eoun*
ty. thuriday, HvpUmbur 'J4ib
Third District—Versatile*, Ripley eonnty,
Friday, September 2uth
iaopsp Distbict—Salem, Waihington eonnty,
, Bxoorp District—B
yvi/'ffgstp&iwi. «..e,
Thursday, Ui tober lit
The discussion will commence at one o’olook r
M, of each day • — , w Hon. M. A. O. PacltArd,
Candidate for Reporter of Supreme Court, will
Bddrees th* people a* follows:
Knox, Stark* County, Tuesday, September 8. Columbia City, Whitney County, Friday, Sap- ° Tt *' ^ ounty * Saturday, Septem.juuersonrille, Clarke County, Tuesday, Sup-
Io<
Floyd^County, place not fixed, Wednesday,Sep*
r Mlfbrd, Lawrence Cennty, Thursday, Septem-
Vincennes, Knox Coanty, Friday, Septem-
* flStfilitMTr' Vanderbur * h Coant 7* Saturday,
Dwvermer Tbewsae £. Bramlelte, Of Kentuehy, will address the people of Indiana * a p»a the Ure issues of the day, as follows t DeoMBfi Adams eeunty, Saturday, Sw*»« k*n,ufton, WeU« county. Monday, September 7, Hartford City, btaekloid county, Tuesday, ^VorUandf jay eonnty, Wednesday, Septem^*WMMbeater, Randolph eonnty,Thursday r Sep^few' castle, Henry eonaty, Friday, Septwa* ***1, k, MeQonald will speak with Gererwer , }&') . 3 * ■ Bi—»Jweuea c. Allow,
1 pddwenrtfe people npew the pe- ' Marten' Ce«tJ, fctnrd^, lep*
•eratie MMlpf’ The Demeeraey ef Brown, Johnson, Morgan Bartholomew, and Jackson Counties, wilt hold grand Democratic Mass Meeting, at NMhvilG Brown. County, Saturday, Sepl
n. aeignuy. i tiei are eordiallj , ._ these eloquent champions of the people's rights discuss th* political ftsuet of th* day. 2ad*wtd m | m If asm Meeting ax Waverly. Hon. J. C. Robinson, Hon. N. B. Taylor, Hon. Jamal B. Ryan, and Eon. C. MoNntt will address .the mast mealing at Wartrly, Morgan County, on Saturday, the 8th Instant. This will be a basket meettnf, and all will reoetveaeof* dial welcome. The State Maas Cwnvewtloa. In consequence of its ceaiietlng with other meetings, the State Mast Convention will take place on Wednesday, the 33d Instant, instead-of Thursday, th* 17th instant, as heretofore aa* nounted. Democratic Rally at Aetra, Satnrday, Hepteiubcr 0, at ten o'clwefc A. M. The Democrat* will hold a Baaket Meeting at Acton, Saturday, September 5, at ten o’olook a. m. The meeting will be addressed by James L. Mitehsll, Esq., Lewis Jordan, Bag., J. A. Hoi* nan, Esq., and Colonel J. W. Blake.
#426,049,687 1» 1807, Wld «$Ml6.J 1808, come from? It didn’t, find it into the treawury by U«fllJ^$et
cam# from tnxeu on gvexytlihig thAt poof m*n troan nod aldogt Jveryihing he gate—from taxea on cotton and woolen eloth, on ealico, on ahoes and boots, on his coat, bin vent, his pants, bin shirt and his socks—vn hie ao^f, oqffee,J*a aadsilt—on bln apader, ^low and 'ahwVel—on all agricultural aad horticuiUirwl itnple* Tnentw—on matohee and medHtdiid—on hla forke, Iwivea aadepoona oaAks hammer and hatebet slid nails—on hla deed* and mortgages, notes and receipts—and finally, ou the very coffin in which he La burled. And yet nnacrapiluna radicals
say, the poor !man pay# ao taxeaf - Llnewln wa Carpel-Baggrcre.
"Old Abe” evidently had a proper appreciation of carpet-baggers. On the 21st day of November, 1868, he wrote to General N. P. Bakks, then commanding the Department of the Gulf, who was, at that time, actively engaged In reorganising Louisiana under Likcolm’s favorite plan,
aa follows t '
"Dear Sir—Dr. Kennedy, bearer of this, hae some apprehension that Federal officers, not citiaene of Louisiana, may be set up ae candidates for Congrem in that State. In my view there could be no possible object iu such an election. .We do not particularly need member* of Congress from these Staten to enablw us to get along with LegiRlation here. What we do want la conclunive evidence that respectable dtigene of Louteisna are willing to be members of Congress, and to swear support to the Constitution: and that other respectable citizens are willing to vote for them. To send a parcel of Northern men here as Representatives, elected, as they would be understood (and, perhaps, really so,) at the point of tbe bayonet, would be disgraceful and outrageous; and were I a member of Congress then, I would vote against ad
mlttlng any aucb man to a seat.
A. Lincoln.”
Such was the martyr’s opinion of car-
pot-baggers.
rx-The greatRepnbliosm meetlnj gtilfwim&oavtzto.wh.
ir speak; cote ige. didn’t cm n-' ikp ’ j *
WMte BoywVnNlne
A<1 Officered
of Hfomo mw S* 31 flacored Iowa: Colonel, Ben. B. Campbell: Lieu* Quartermaster, A. Branson. ' Ij., T
.AVAitnri forttya in
—The White Boys in Blue of MUm,!, Miami county, organized a Company of fifty men last Monday night, and eleetetT-Jawaa«-v*Las—me oaptMnf TM^ellus Knight, First Lieutenant, and If^Rry
Myers, SecofiH Lieutenant.
du9 squarely A>r SaymoOrtand Bhiir. A iL’tlid meanest radicals in tl^ county are in CWusdats Towoekip. Thar sawed
Ye other night/that the
vt*gon.~+
, t l^eiSdkmisxxt&imhstf-ClimiWf ^4. ‘ywtffcWifoA mhmkAUR Abe Deraimt- f 1 1c meeting at that place, last Saturday while Mr. Voorhees was speaking. TRe firm news aad pluck of the Democrats soon
squefehed the djatarbanoe. • >>
—The following from the Terre Haute Journal would indicate that Hkni Conner, the Chiilrmra of Use Radical Stake Central Committee Jf not a very modest man
In his demandaii,. ti .
William A. Lews
will address to teoflt as followi Nashville, Brown Coanty, Sat
her 5
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Saturdar. Septem-
flon. Henry ■. Lane. We had the pleasure of a call yesterday front the above named gentleman, who baa uhoaeirwtgoly to spgnd the evening of his life outsldb of the turbulence of political strife. He seems cheerful and happy in meeting the frw remaining ©©temporaries of hla yeuth, In fighting over again the battle of life. We remember with •pleasure the kind, soelal Intercourse ever existing between him and our aged and now atSteted fiather r and ware glad to grasp the hand of friendship extended to us. May the Governor long live to enjoy the consciousness of a life well and hon-
orably spent,
Have you Heard from 014 Varm cant— Varmoant—Vermeil nt f /Did citizens will recognize In tbe above heading the cgfrAln of an old Whig eong, which was ohsunied and aung at every Whig’meeting In 1844. Then Vermont ha$igone with a largely increased majority for Mr. Clat, and^ir opponents were almost ae tickled over her vote, as the radical# of to-day, are over thd recent election In that State. Tbe result; however, will be tbe same In both cases. Though Vermont gave a largely Increased Whig majority in 1844, Mr. Clay teas beaten, and now, as then, the omen will hold good. . . ' r Nobody expected Vermont to do otherwise than vote the radloal ticket. The legislation of Congreea has been entirely for her benefit, at tbe expense of tbe Middle, Western and Southern States. The high tsriff wss made for her benefit— tbe Freedmen's Bureau keeps her schoolmarms employed—and her people have been enriched at the expense of the people of the other sections. Nobody then could expect Vermont to do otherwise than vote the radical ticket. But she has never been an index to success. Vermont, rarely, ever voted for the euooeest'ul eandldate for President, up to 1860. Nearly every President up to that time, was elected against the vote of Vermont. And so it will be now. Grant . will got the vote of Vermont, but Seymour will be onr next President.
His •eattsaeat.
At the Chicago Convention that nominated Graxt for the Presidency, to which he was a delegate, Ex-Governor Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia, said j. "I am an ORIGINAL SECESSIONIST. I was born in South Carolina, and grew up under the influence Sod teachings of Calhoun. I early imbibed bis States’ rights doctrines, si went Into SECESSION CORDIALLY, aad stood by it as long as there was any chance to sustain Ui I lought you openly aad, boldly.” This Is tbe fellow the rfcda havd taken to their bosom, and swear that he is intensely'"loyal,” whfle they ink abusing Forrest, who was an original Union man, and jave his vote and hia Infiueaee
against secession.
Tax-pay era! Remember that over one billion, five hundred millions of dol*, lars have been eollasted of yon by tbs United States Government a lace the doss
of the war, in the way of taxes alone, benefit oft moneyed
In the National Know-Nothing Convention held in Philadelphia in June, 1866, we find the following Hat of repre-
sentatives from Indiana;
"indiana—Will Cumback, ®P“Schuyler Colfax-MBL, Goldlove S. Orth. J. F. Harvey, F. D. Allen, James K. M. Dry
ant, Thomas C. Slaughter.”
The Committee on Platform was as fol-
lows; d
Gibson, of Illinois; ^W*Colfax-^, of Indiana; Lyons, of New York; Gamble, of Miasouri; Colby, of New Hampshire; Orth, of Indiana; Sperry, of Connecticut; Ellis, of Dlatrlot of Columbia; L. Foster, of Massachusetts; Battling, of Virginia; Deehler; of New Jersey; Rlcard, of Indiana; Mathews, of California.”
—Exchange*
All of these gentlemen are now radicals, and in addition we have Governor Baker, Colonel R. W. Thompson, General James C. Veatch, Judge L. Q. De Brvber and indeed, all the prominent radicals of the State, who, In 1854 and 1856, were rampant Know-Nothings.
BNMnswllan«lra.
There is an Impression among many that a person of foreign birth must be naturalized before they can vote for Pi Ident. This is a great mistake. Any male person who was not born In tbe United States, who will go to ths office of tbe Clerk of the Court, end declare his Intention to become a citizen, can vote for both President and Governor, if he has resided twelve months in the United States, six months of which have been in this State. Let all persons who are not native born citizens go at once to the Clerk’s office and declare their Intention. X^The Government has In tho last year paid clerks 1836,459 for dealing out food furnished by the Government for Idle negroes. At tbe same time hundreds of white workingmen and their families suflkred for th# common necessaries of life. They were not oared for by Government agents. Bread, meat and clothing were not provided for them. Why should white men be overlooked, neglectcu, and negroes pampered, petted and kept in idlancset If the tollers of the North wish a change in this particular, they must vote for Seymour and Blair. 1866, when Buchaxar was elected President, the Republicans carried Vermont by 29,000 majority. Now, on a much larger vote, they have only 27,o6r, Tbe Fhemoktsrs crowed then Just as the Grarters will crow now. Let tiie he radicals crow and the she radicals cackle, if they choose. Seymour and Blair are to be onr next President and Vice Presi-
dent. **■
How turn J ovum Ah Estimated the
Crowd.—The Greenfield Democrat says that Captain Meek’s command of Fight-
ing poys in Blue numbered twenty-two when it left Greenfield for Indianapolis,
last 1f4dassd<ty'morning. Oar neighbor of tbe Journal reports this same company at 360. This is tbe way it figured up It# crowd of 60,000 at this plane last Wednes-
d ** _ **
“CoRRusTaois.—A demand - has been mado on « promtnOnt’OllfW hMGtfe, *»ot • thousand milo# frpnLthla city, to contribute the modest sum of two hundred dollars to the. radical corruption fund, through Mr. Ham Conner, of Indihnupo- * f." 1 ' •: 'i a . ‘ . ;. Radical Kr-Ktrx.—It is now conoeded that tho Ku-KInx procession that appeared on tho streets Just .Tuesday aUht walton. posed of vaung fcgti who beloug to the U. A. ft.'* radical organization. Of course, like the Southern branch of that order, their object can not lie at all meritorious.— Terre Haute Journal. I . »r't?,ineYSS31K'^S?o' , 5;?u7. , .ton’”ss,' Thursday, at a Democratic meeting, of
ymouijand
Mr. Snyder was a gallant g©[
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have'^dllg Of thorthreafiOO# W dy.pepaia? Are yoar^owsls constipatcdT 1)0 yd# have spells of fk in ting, or rushes of blood to the head? laynux
Impaired? Is ypnr mind ccmsUntly upon Ufii subject? Do you fcei doll moping, tired of company, of life 7 Do
you with to be left alone, to get army from every -t).' . n / , ,■ • i- •{
fi^oyder.fii Rtaw-
b declare cratic m for Seyn a gal Ian
_ sight froi
ginning of tho war to Its close. He has
A Brilllaat Fveupstil.
'" Ths reduction Of our National debt HAS CEASED," says that iMdtng organ of radicalism, the New York Tribune, That M 'what radicalism meanw-o perpetual debit error inersoaing, until the white people will be reduced to slavery, for the
and yet the puhllo debt Imuk increased fa* steed of duereused. What hoe became ot the money? Aek the radical leaders who have sqaaEd***! it aWay In thdli* Freedmen’s Bwreun, 4 large stondhiff army, and their own enrichment. Gan yowany longer support a party so profligate and corrupt7 Are feu peep*fed to bequeath a heritage of bankruptcy, rain and neverceasing UxatJoqto yarn ohildzsw in order to keep the radioarparty in powdr.^'*
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That Meetim!.—The radioai papers of the sra<9 eati'l Hl«r»U l&e nufrixer present at gbetitegMiiig here, last Wednesday. our neigh bor of \hoJournal, modestly claimed 60,000; the Lebanon F
gf aristocracy. VaTinrsm.
Wra« HeTwyaysn.
During the seventy-three year# previ ous to the war, th# total expHMia Of the Qqver|d#dt,;^gf« |MPEtO0oM^I>urlng been#kfi0i^0#9|^ i
mrm
his intention to vote for Seymou
Inydor wai
of the Union, having fought from the ginning of tho war to Its close. He hitherto acted with the Republican party, but radicalism having made It utterly corrupt, he abjures the cause forever. IIo swy* that ho la fbr a white man’s government, and for laboring men’s rights. He concluded by urging bis Republican follow laborers to follow his example.—
Evansville Courier.
—Major Georso BnraonT of Wlnnamae, formsely a Republican, has come out for the nomocracy. - He addressed a meeting of tho White Boye in Blue in that place
ou the Ctb.
—The following is the Democratic ticket in Posey county: Representative, Hon. M. T. Carnahan: Treasurer, Joseph Showers; Sheriff, Aaron Lichtenberger; Commissioner, William Robb; Surveyor, James W. Whitworth; Real Estate Appraiser, A. L. Stevens. Beyond doubt this is the strongest ticket ever presented by tho Democracy of Posey coanty. It will bo triumphantly elected. —Mr. Arthur J. Hicks, of Evansville, who'‘went into tbe Union-army in 1861, and fought to its ffioao,” seeing his name on the list as a member of tl;© Grant and ColfhxX’lub, iq a public card declares it was placed there without his knowledge or consent, ami that he intends to vote fbr
Hendricks and ficymour.
—The “Fighting Boys” of Newcastle, when at Lewisville, some nights ago about twenty in number, without cause’ knocked down and beat a Mr. Hawker, of that place, who after getting released from them, rallied some friends and “went for” tho Newcastle chaps. The Fightiuir Bovs : “Ht oat’’*, ii*double quick stylo, and it Is a good thing they did. How cowardly.—
Cambridge City Mirror.
The Work Goes Bravely on.—We are in receipt of letters, daily, from all parts of the county, giving the most encouraging accounts of accessions to the Democratic ranks ot men who have never voted tfie Democratic ticket. There is hardly a township in which from five to twenty names are not given of those who have deterihfned no longer to vote with the party who are hastening the country to bankruptcy gnd ruin, as fast Oa corruption and oxtravagaoce can carry it. Keep the ball rolling.—BoouviMg En-
quirer.
Keep the Ball Rolli.vo.—Judge Laird addressed the people at Carte?# School House in Luce township, and also tho pdople' at Barnett’s School Hoose, Ohio township, a few cveuiugs ago. At both places there were tine audiences, and the Judge mado fine argumentative speeches at both points, and much good was done. At the former meeting three radicals were converted, and at the latter one radical h#d the scales Knocked from his eyes, and shouted lustily lor Meymour and Blair, and many other radicals were almost persuaded to become Democrats, JEbe leaveu je working .handaomely, by the October elections the gains from the 1 raell our majority >ep the Democratic ball . . . moor, Blair and victory” is the watchword.—Ilockport Democrat, ‘ j 14. ' —At a Democratic pole raising at Evahkvflle, Jtat 'J^pnday, three former Republioans, to^wU, Dr. Daniel. Morgan, H. E. Reed, Xbqv, and Dr. Rucker, addressed the m^n^foT Seyiqouj aa# Blair. ,o —The Wincbeater Journal (radioai) admits that ’* very fev> went from tMa place to Indianapolis to-day, (last Wedhesday) ^ to attend the great; aoldiera’ bpnvention.” —The old cou_ must haveshelji aid in swelling u-vn** ^v*,*uoj anspolls demonstration to-day. Yesterday free tickets were hawked wound the
streets in 4heinost generous mannez-and Democrat# were oflbf*d a gratuitous rMe if they would only go with ibeelack-and-tans! The.Democrats and conservatives are not to be carogbt with the gold of the
to.—Terre - -
; radical, to a
jstoll^ifMr m**Jtm**> ttack # GovWnor Setmour Mogt erarteoaajto* fentle in his maiinera, cplHFttMl^toipd.rad iNimiawvjL.tofc
ad^abiltv.tol^^^V-
m' They
admicablst
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bondholders.—I’eTTtf Haute Journal. General R. Q. Kise.—We had the name beads this article, the Democratic candidate for fiseretary of dtotc. He baa
°u ^
oondtUra of tfatogs -to ra quarters he whaiwiaitodv>i-Hssays tha earn; fires of Btase Coaveotion did well in the nominaUon of Gepcral Kiao.. He i» a gentleman •dminfito Itoffi^iC jqRalHi^r wilf ,‘tod
ticket. He went into the
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yew sbask as krigfatT De yon enjoy yostself In msietyjag. w*U? De yea pome yew bmiines* kith foe same energy 7 Do yes feel ag msoli confideaoe la yoareelf? Axe yow spirits dall and ftstolng, gives to flts of mslaneholy? If so, de* not lay it to you liver or dyspepsia. Ear* yon reiflMg nights? Tow back weak, yow knoee week, and have bat little appetite, and yon nttribote this to dyspepeia or liver complaint? New, reader, self-abase. venereal diseases badly ewed, sad aexnal exeesees, are all capable of prodmeing a weakness of tbe generative organs. The organs of geaeratiea, when in perfect health, ■sake the man. Did yon ever think that those bold, deOoat, energetic, persevering, saocessfni basin ess men are always those whose generative ergaas are is perfect health 7 Ton never hew saeh men complain of being melancholy, of nervonsnees, of palpitation of the heart. They are never afraid thgy can net succeed in bnsiness; they don't become sad and discouraged; they are alwaps polite and pleasant in th* company of ladle*. aad look yen and them right in the face— neat of yow downcast looks or any other maanness about them. I do not mean those who keep the organs Inlawed by running to exeesa. These will not only rain their constitutions, bit also
those they do bnsiness with or for.
How many men, from badly cared diseases, from ths affects of self-abase atid excesses, have brought abont that state of weakness In those organa that has reduced the general system so mneh as to iadnee almost avery other dissses ■ idiocy, innacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and ahnoet every other form of disease which humanity is heir to. and the real eauea of th* trouble scarcely ever s as pec ted, and have
doctored for all hot the right one.
Disease* of thee* organs require the 0*0 of a
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try to bear him testimony rtiod. that iti no ease what o.pure, if the direictions are
stricuy lotiowed and carried out. In a great mamyatnne* si single-iteoe lias been .sufficient for a
general.health, it i*. howet every case more certain Ao tin tied'fri’ymilftr dos^s fdr
been cured by a -sloration of the
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kecked, taorc especially in g eases. Usually, thi.s
aid to keep the
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o cure, if its use is con
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bqsrelaip goo«l order: should the patient. Low ever, require a cathartic medicine, after having taken three or fdor doses of the. Tonic a single dose ofBL'LL’S VEUKd’ABLy FAMILY P1LU
will be sufficient.
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tten iu letters of go
what the Doctor says of BULL’S \V(
BTBOYKB:
Villasow, Walksr Countt, Oa.,> j; . June 29 1866. j
Jon BtttL—Dear Sir: 1 have recently 1 *—* ir” several trials, and
It has not failed nished-for effect,
ctice, and
•D*.
given your “W orm Destroyer find it wonderfully efiicacioos. in a single instance to have the wi
1 am doing a pretty large country practice, ar have daily use for seme article of the kind. I a free to eonfess that I know of no remedy recommended by the ablest authors that is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the contrary, they are uncertain in tho extreme. My object in wri
Fever and Ague, and aQ filstorpid state of th* liver,
ighly recommended
ssfiSL«, h Robael’s Stomach Bitters.
Sold by all druggists tvorywhero.
GRATIFYING . • - .if L : vJi » . ftt\ I f ' . .i . 'i. i-- : - as to a, . ..»ii>|.T ■ • -»■ ttfl 1 • li :! Th know font a reliable remedy M within the reach of everybody for foe radical onr* of DysKftsbidifS,;. f, nraSLiiFor sale by all druggist* everywhere, j <
EVERYBODY
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Should keep eonstanUy within their reach, those mvolnable remedies to successfully combat disRobaek’s Blood Pills, Kobaok’s Stomach Bfttars, and Koback a Blood Purifier, they are in • mended 111 '******** ^ 0, which they ore recomSold by all druggist* everywhero.
NOBODY
Sold by au'drnggist* everywhere.
TEMPERANCE.
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that hag done
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use a great i I am aware that the use of such articles is contrary to the teachings and practice of a great majority of the regular line of M. D.’s, but 1 see no iMt dause or good sense in discarding a remedy which we know to be efficient, simply because we may be ignorant of its combination. For my part, I shall make it a rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity which I may be able to command—not hesitating because someone more ingenious than myself may have learned its effect first, and secured the sole right to secure that knowledge. However. I am by no means an advocate or supporter ofltne thousands of worthless nostrums that flood the country, that purport to cure all manner of disease to which human flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform me of yotir best terms. I am, sir, most respectfully. JULIUS P. CLEMENT. M. D.
BULL’S SARSAPARILLA.
A Good Reason for th« Captain’s Faith.
Bead th« Captain’* Letter anil the Letter from hi* Slot her.
Bxntox Babrackb, Mo., April 30, 1866. . John Bull—Dea
iiiowing statement ot my 1 was wounded about two years ago—was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
■ot healed yet. 1 was wounded.
_ general health eed something to assist na-
re more faith in your Sarsaparilla 1 any thing else. I wish that that is geuPiease express me half a doien bottles.
Cam. C. P. JOHNSON. St. Louis, Mi.-oouri.
ture. I hav
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and oblige
P. S. The following 1865, by Mrs, Jennie Job
Johnson.
was written April 30, nson, mother of Captain
John Bull—Dear Sir: My husband, I eion’inOe^tr* \ N** ^surgeon and phy
My husband. Dr.
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re. At thir-
scrotula, for which I gave him your SarsapariUa. It gcurp him. I have for ten years recommended it to many in New Fork, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general debility. Perfect success has attended it. The cures effected in some cases of scrofula and fever sores were almost miraculous. 1 am very anxious for my son to am have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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AUTHENDC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM. »- ‘ ^ ,t • I • . .not i -■>
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May 23. 1866. f
- Johw Btrn—Dear Sir: Last February I ia Lanuvill* parfoasing drugs, and I got
1 Rjjrfv.bagsaHarilla and Cedron Bitters. ,U, who was with me in the store, with rheumatism for some time, on 'the Bitters, and soon found his io has been hi bad health, tried
- Iso improved.
: to. Ostos, who has been is bad health for sev«al mars—stomach and liver affected—he imved very much by foe us* of your Bitters. In -
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