t States, and distinctly
3 Court for th/nisrrict

J';' ;".';•! ' j'^'j- l»«uKlil in oik

"Over tint hills and far sn
!»'' 1'aeiljr Railroad.
( -\ri unpopular utlicer with I

1 ^I'l.v-ullun- co.m.K.
m farmers' .laughters?
Society, liko shaded silk, must be

Chimney-sweeps are seldom distil
slled — they are easily soot-cd.

ess toTiavi \\"i\r ,ltlHll,"l,],,s is ,]"""1'

lable, ,„„.

".■.i'iVr'"(i,

his opening Hetitc

nedlaioly drowned

Congress (even Jeff. Davis him-
lf]i repudiating the pledge of the
violability or the public debt, and
opening' the way for the payment oi

■I' - -IcIlM prevail, I !,!-i :ili n-:

elf did not rule with a higher hand
n the days of the French Revolu-
ion, than Blair proposes to rule
use his policy should he endorsed

the hands of the enemies ! JIr" Seymour nas stronger rea

Tand muTlty^hlJntel***11****0* th* administration
Grant and Coirax. There- the hands of the Democracy,
■a™ in»oi tn*uJ people are more likely to be

vinced by such arguments thi
will be tho safest to continue

policy to be "That nick a degree
peace and tranquillity shall erist
thhrovtdri/ Unit « man may apeak I.

Scarcely a tiny passes that we nr.
not called upon to record one o;
mure assassinations of Union men at
some point in the South. Not th<
least significant circumstance in con
nectlon with the whole subject Is
that a large proportion of the vie
tims aro loyal members of the Statt
Legislatures or local civil officers
The frequency of these outrages at
different points distan! from each

,l< IllM'll

i put influential

blican moss meeting
and although the

was "disorganized in its in-
, its social structure and its
condition ;" why the country

' burdened by an enoi
business was "perplexed

arrying trade had been swept

t is to be found i
) destroyed the it

II John

he is nc

.Jo.li llillin;

borne, lor | |,
borne 1,111 ''
igssays: "Most pe

Two Sue or girls, driving in a b,,,'-
M "" ■« I'lank ....... I, wen- stopped

and a-l.ed h» l-ll "II,, v. mud, j.

il V" "For n m in and a borse " re-

r r'.,::o i''

maro. < iii up. . I , ■ 1 1 1 1 y !" ,'\ ,,,| :(\vay

d the perpetrators '
no attempt, so far a

wounded— all for the c:

Republican parly having

been anticipated in Louisiana,
to have been fully inaugurated
startling as the statement ma
pear, it is not improbable that, be-
fore the 3d of November a larg

theatre of a bloody strife. The late
rebels have determined to prevent

given to Grant and Colfax at any
cost, and losing all hope of doing so
at the ballot-box, they seem to have
resolved on plunging the State into
civil war. For weekB past, assassi-
nation has been
State, the victln

loyal civil offic.
Republicans, th
rentiy being to strike terror in
of the loyal whites and
men and deprive them of

hearty approval of his woul

contemplated speech-makin
say-', "the present condition
affairs "-that Is to say, the neces
ties of the Democratic party — "Jus
flea and demands it." But with t
recollection of his own exploits
the same line, Mr. Johnson mi

couraglng Mr. Seymour in a policy
which would but render his o<
throw the more complete. Possibly

Democratic party in igoori
own claims, as well as ho;
redeem from utter infamy I

emphatically de

■ tlm.-irglioii

lc of the Mississippi, opposite New
leans, and we shall not be surpris-
if further intelligence shall show
has been much more extensive
m is now reported. As usual, the

i New Orleans i
ffair at Camilla, Ga., ;

just us we expected. Notwith-
ng all our solicitude to have
Blair visit us, he gives us the
at last. We had set our 1
3 thing. We wished to se
nt here the rebel scoundrels
?gged" him at Hannibal in lsi.p.

ex-rclicl -ohlicrs whose lands
reatened to confiscate In hisfam
ier of 1865 and give to the c
erora. We were anxious that
)uld have an opportunity to
nn to our Irish fellow-citizens
■aningof his "Finnegan"speecl

Louis in lsCii. We should h:

i glad t

' IV- ,i,

ndhol

I current cakes, and jell

and jelly pie
Dr. O. W.

called up-

lb, lines, who having be
on and considerably boi,
loeiuiii,^ in New K.ighmd without

I 'I lilV lor don,.- i lired

" Whal are you al al [Iii- |--r! in-n-

tune*.'" I f i. answer was, "La-
tunnu-a.. u-n ,1. The IVob -rr dap-
pin- In- bands toget"
"Iain glad of it; It
Roxbury people."

f liked t

atbanpte,!
controlled -

■ demanded, '['he Soulh-

i state of actual slavery, or else
subjected to an apprentice system but
ghtly removed from it, while the
untry would have been required to
pay for them ; the rebel debt would
have been recognized and placed up-
on the shoulders of the people in ad-
dition to that incurred in preserving
tiie Union, and there would be no
more safety for loyal men in the

This is the opposite of the Repubii-

wlll deny that the negro,
mthing in either case to provoke
The New Orleans Tttnia {th(
leading organ of the pro-rebel parti
Louisiana,) confesses its anticipa
tion of this result, when itstatea thai
"the long impending conflict seem;
to have commenced." The events
now transpiring there, and which
have occurred elsewhere through the
State, fully sustain the representa-

Gov.

District of Louis

policy as applied
:tion Laws, and of !
tion speech at St. Louis a few days
ago. We would like to know wheth-
when he threatened to resist the
umed usurpation of absolute pow-
by Gen. Grant,
I that "he (Grant) will ne>
; Presidential mansion alive," he
ant that he would himself play the
■toftheassassin.oremploysomeoth-
Booth to perform the deed for him.
! this and much more we should
/e been glad to have the ex-Union
xplalu here in Quincy, but

lie Quhicy Herald.

■ator, the originator of the policy of
trampling into the dust" the Re-

took to prophesy i

■ doomed t

Democrat," evidently had a vivid

sheet gave him eight years ago, and
unwilling to expose himself to a
infliction again. la thelanguage
e philosopher to his dog, Blair
now say to the Herald, "Oh,
nond ! Diamond I thou

: . ■ .. .

eopp,,.-l||-'

The condition of affairs in Texas is
equally alarming, and scarcely less
so in Arkansas. In the latter State,
the assassination of leading Republi-
cans is of almost daily occurrence.
Only a day or two ago, we published

("nil

Jefferson, Texas,

teiligeuce of the mm

the Freedmen's
northwestern part of
ire only specit

li- Slab, Uul

nquillity or security in the
, except through the election
i overwhelming

'riday lost, w
derson, of Palmyra, Mo. Being the
iigiire-head of the occasion,
y all odds the most authorita-
represcntative of his party,

dion was more tnisparing in his
denunciation of foreigners and Cath-
olics than he. As a Know-Nothing
be was elected to Congress from the
Palmyra District in opposition to
ihe regular Democratic nominee, and
served in the House during Mr. Bu-
chanan's Administration, being all
hile an avowed Know-Nothing,
;ven the recognized head of th*
and its great champion on t
). Now he comes to Quincy
Irish and Genu n Catbol.
political duties, and tho Here

During the wa:
Mr. Andereon's rebel spmpathiet
loyal sentiment of Missouri
agreeable to seek a rest-

These were tho views of Mr. An-
derson at the beginning of .the
rebellion. That ho did not
change them during the war,
he possesses abundant proof In cer-
tain documents received for involun
tary payments on account of assess-
ments made upon him for the de-
struction of railroad bridge* aod
other property by Missouri guorril-
las. We have noveryet heard that
he has recanted these principles. And
yet ho is brought hero to instruct th.
loyal freemen of Illinois in their po
litical duties I Could a more stingim;
insult be offered to ttie loyal poopl.
>f a loyal State— to the men who per
led their lives in protection of th*

jredicted and approved- to the w:d

which he openly encouraged'.' It:

>e any doubt that tho real design oi

old Democracy
ing the aiders a
ellion in the North in
enefit of their South.

;,lH I'm ■

"in t"»

Tti."r.',

hope ofdis-olving the inion V

he Democrati(r mass meeting in th
ity, on Friday last, was the tob
■ ot (be speaker- who had bee
be present, and whose
en employed to attract
tho crowd. Blair, Doolittio and
Voorhees, whose names were on the

HinaiL-ll.-ul

city where many (

umhugged by flaming posters into
riming to tho city, in the belief that
liey would have an opportunity of
stening to eloquent speeches, as
ell us eating a Ireediimer, was very
decided, and was often e.\pre^ed in
more emphatic than polite.
Barney Arntzen, '-tho dis-
tinguished German Demo, r.dic
s ruled off the
managers. The result

f/ho had como from

gitt, demonstration

: r.mi: hlur"

by

portion of those

GEN. J. W. SINGLETON.
HIS EECOED AS A DEMOCRAT,

'"«ifUerT^,hnthS'i"(
nd obey-an admir

-iiiii'r m!',V' I.,.',. "','1,„ii,','(1",','i' '",;'!;

J„l,.l v. ■ ... 1. |||„. | „|,|,

i-'.»>»'. l"n', „~'n :'i'.'.l. 'i'i.'-'".'l. „'i'l','l

l.y' Iio'c! .i-i.'','. ".1," " . " '

REPUBLICAN. CL",
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. ^

CRANT AND COLFAX.
The Weekly Whig

For 1869.

Si I> E CIAL 1VOTICE

CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIBERS

JULES FLEDRY,

t j : 1 burned ii 1<j tin- ground, «i
veiything Uiiil wa.i in It. Nn

.f the crowd returned after the par
i:ul departed, ;md fell upon tin- hcl
. ^ wil.-. aiuMi jt hyrmitilMi.- l iy

■scape l.y Ihechm.gii.g of tin- i li
lu-y wore. JIi-= anger ua~ r.

irom his Imdy t -y urn- powerful*!

11k- guard III I'

i ken for Marquis Lovtl
lays elapsed again ore a
jrred, when, without pi
ling, Jules was rcmov

The people on board

hose only olfenso 1

returned In Sm

ing hini-vlf Dictator. T
ay in which he gives evidence
it honesty when he Bays that
ay nothing " against him (Q
t) personally," thathehas "
tion of derogating from his

Dinpliment to those wlwin 1
ddreVing. Hut this we supp
is littlo device for escaping r
ibility for his own disgrace.

n fluent

he Un:

fur t Ii.-ir candidates on the fina
and reconstruction questions,
now appealing to their fears by
resenting that tho election of Grant
will result in the overthrow of Re-
publican liberty and

i.f-.-N re-orhd i

Thia

candidate for

York World exclair

The rebel presses of the South art
iore frank in their acknowledg-
ed of llu' significance of tho Octo-

Nebraska had virtually
:ontest in favor of Grant
The Petersburg, (Va.,)

Some of the Democracy think they
avehad too much Blair during the
'residential campaign. They will

Inlellig, nci lias reached lit-rt- 'to
lay, nf tlie brutal murder at Jeffer

fun. (Jeorge \V. Smith, ■ i t ■ 1 ■ ■ u

whom it might well be said, "B<
hold a man, indeed, in whom thet

home in Jefferson, Maron county

penidoe-; f herein as a proper subjet
for their brutnl, murderous hand?
The Captain was tracked, threaten!-,
and told to leave the town. Hi
very luggage, arriving per -Stage, wu
taken by ii gang of desperadoes an-
its contents were scattered and de
slroyed. Being a brave man, a Fede-
ral oilicer, and art American cit'xe
Mr. Smith would not yield to rehe

slout heart had helped to subdu
He, therefcre, remained, spoke to 1

vent and lie- work :.-,•«,„ ,p|j<h'

in that bud v. He [^'''"^1

armed mob of rebel ^ ruf-
fians. With much difficulty (.'apt.

THE CAMPAIGN.

COLFAX vs. SEYMOUR

Speaker Colfax at Detroit.

Ha Responds to Gov. Seji
Rochester Speech,

Speaker Colfax addressed a large
Republican mass meeting at Detroi
an Friday last. The following is i

reply to Gov- Seymour's Rochester

Gov^Seymour has recently com

I think theyfdi'd.1 \ll;\u'g)1i'tcr1|i And

thiol, „ I I i,

Curtp U.

suppo-ed

They i

Evidently tho Express regards the
aritest in which the Demom

le North are engaged, a= but u n
ation of that in which the Sou
;red seven years ago, and it a
pates the same, result in the f<

burg Vnynunn takes tb.
coolly, though cming i
' sion. It says:

rids would
><j protected ; mat notwithstundin
be s;ime mob which raged delian

ICClir. iHlt ilie-o dr-pcradoc

II along been atrocious, espcciall

pise our Federal so
' eked Mai. Curtis

friends, (the freed men
out by the fiendish mo

not parlVeidally^b-MkerVllynl!: reb-
settled' after '""his "muster 'out of the

;Ki-uewcd

with no common degree of interest
but when I read those speeches,
must acknowledge the regret wit
winch i was pained, f found then

Uonofhfs^ r-ni'ni
a'juU'itie-Iihai of' \V,V\/rinciples\m

i Rochester speeeb':

He is i;ow traveling throughout

nm compelled to say, that noble pa
ty of whose membershi]i I, with yoi
am justly proud. What they "hoj.
and aim to do is to check usurpatio
and unwise legislation." In the ok
en times, when they went forth I
battle, warriors always went wit

shield fur defence, and the Spear ft

written on Hie brightest pagesof
country's history, which you can
obliterate nor ignore without tear

And '

He calls

legislation." Let me pass but
'no
nothing

ng, there is
nspiring to every 1
try than Hie jvcon

country's history. I. old

liolhillg

sought I

I V, thereby '

Kan

punish devoti

and smiling

people on the
■nveen noerty and sh
When the array of toe United

, by midnight a

speak untruly,
pie on the strug-
liberty and slavery,

and the Democrat-

i..v. s.y.unur. | A,,pliiu<e.j
iau in ihe Republican parts'

" anarchy and carnage,

. rant us ['resident to prevent

EE^::;';;;::;:,::: Human Hair Goods,

again- IGreat applause.^ I*

or orphan-., made so by

bo paths of o-cl'idre -s and
ut J tell you one thing you
,'OU can have seeurilv lor
and lli.- people intend i„

. by Hivlin:: the de-troycr

>ellioii as their President.

(11 you of another u-tirpa-
■re was :i con veil t ion which
icago four vcars ago, and
nv.-nlion ibis distinguished
the I'mlcrl Stale- Klov.
l'n',],l,.|d-. It was in

bullets, dying :-a), I J h ■ i i voung
's blood [lowing from their
, murdered hv traitors for their
devotion to the flag. In the very

whether we wotdd !
live, or whether th<
be destroyed— that t
Gov. Seymot

f hostilities. And
strike down thai phlfonn.

, and sav, in spite of
I'he country shall live; the war

jii II I we j t no terms

89.] That w;

the people are going to- be guilty

Itireat ap

It beer,.;

or raised Ins rille against that
(300.0,0 of the
who are to-dav

M rg. Ltd

siecj.ing in [ndri.ilic grav.-.

■ people I'rorn niaui'", -ti,,e
ng lie ir-eiitimeni- ; then
.-, vigorous Republican

oted itsel

tice which tnis illuminated its ban-

!he''h'o

V. hole pniiejj

adjoining States,

I through the coun

rebel residents Of his
and probably in set

ivj.r. -erds

snd now in tl
an duty in the
the sum. air,,

nounce and_jromuf
Dred Scott decision,

nr.'.f' Wo,!i!t I:

Republic ui.

killed by the very

deadly rifle

they killed ? Ttiey

"TV men who 'are go
this man as Presi
'h-nt <•( Ihr-^ United^ Stales. Why

because upon the bat! le-lield men
wiio forgot their allegiance to thei
country, dared to raise the rifle am
draw the bead upon it, that the bul
let might speed to their hearts ant
thereby the country might be weak
ened. Is there a man here wh(

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lot, by which you and
■ other millions of our country
rule this land, and contrast its desti-
s, you are going to drop it in side
-side, if not in actual proximity,

I, sought to' kill you. for vour'ad-
000 mothe flaid' ,l8enSJtion'J If
dered by the rebels, this country

Wade Hampton ; it is not the fault
Forrest and other generals, Wise ar
others, who are going to vote wi
"t is not their fault that yt
ng to-day. Thev drew 'tl
on you ; thev aimed at voi
■ec.ujse you were faithful

' -

God's

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lling to lorgive to the uttermost,
id teaches us to forgive, but lie
.ving as they I inrgive.s \, ■,<>!„■■ without re[>entance.
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Smith, having arrival

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nHtand suggr-.-;te
1 cnougli "aui.hiL'i

aes of the South :
lificanoe of the Oc

i in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Nebraska had virtually

The Petersburg, (Va.,)

hail in-lped tn -ul.iilm.'. ;\

armed mob of rebel '
lians. With much difficulty Cuj.t.
Smith retired, righting his wji
llirou-li to the headquarter, of Mi!
Curlis, U. S. A., win. eommiiiRled

[joint. Here it \va
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:i i, In

Ml delLU

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I'reedmeo wert

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le Cypress regards the
ch the Democracy of
ngaged.ns but acontin-
n which the South en-

1 only with theshield, to deft
lu-n u;i ilk i.ri-lu - 1 \ ■ -of .

lituit pages trfat UltitfiKjfeS
^ [Great cheers.] And what

record of usurpation

lie^ver.y hi rib ui the Rerail.di,

'■I What is its hr-t nsy rj.i-
sought t T^i Thfh bJFf er rjga°f

■ nv.ii people on the rug-

When the army of the United'

«ple from manifesting

ared lo throw

Vl.-r^ the II,Tm

nse of their "danger and 1

" it power, gave
;asaa tree speech

veins, murdered hv traitors for their
midst of thatch ih *f to* f^hT

, ,i, ^tri>y«-d-that o »n vent ion ,

I hungout the white ilag
r. ;<iid h 1 r 1 1 l. u • 1 . . I a o.-v i-

lie 1 onntrv -Irdl 'li'w ■ the w'ir
11 failure; the rebellion shall be
quelled; we accept no terms but un-
conditional surrender." (Great ap-
Jise.j That was one usurpation,
I the people are -ojn- to- hf i 1 1 v
_ iu of such another one at this
coming November. (Cheers. ]

" d to you a few moments u^o

- 1 !!hm'

flag, but there were u
bravest and the best, who are to-day
sleeping in patriotic graves, not one
of them murdered by a Republican ;

was given foreihi3Wc1o°untry°Uoy the
II'" •i'-.-'Uv rill.' of K.'i.iil.hcui
How were they killed -.• Thev were
killed by the very men who are go-
ing to vote for this man as Presi-
dent of the United States. Why
w. re they killed '.' They were hilled
who forgot their allegiaiie,' to th'e'i'r
country, dared to raise the rifle
draw the bead upon it, that (he
lei might -peed to their hearts
thereby^ the country mighty be w(

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