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Af '*" ~ ?^ *** i 'lyni wmrnm - ? PO^Me^AI jj NVr.Valt^a, Pih?s, Ho.nlneha, ; | l>t?nh(i\\, Uoils, S ut*nfy<:-5, 1I Lamonos;, ltnrns, Sprains, l Tooth:ich(\ Mim'.N, W?)ii:ul j, S Son* rivhn>:?1, I'Icoin, lirui-ws a Uhcumatissii, ih?mori'!i;igcs, , r y NO s e^TBAL I;-.. ' . v'v'* ^Cr> 1V Pcnn'o Agricultural Workc, j' ]n\V j? \ , vl' 1 i>rl<. I'l-mi'n, I I 1 J j\\ Manuf< hi 'fr u Tj V^^>. A sriculturnl Ir^pScinciits t * ,ypK V > V - \ V ' "* * rjcEE& dbyokd coamiTrrioTt. ITcllls' * i'i < h"? '< O.i of fy'T V\ T. ?r <i* Ivn cl \ . n !; * t ? ,\. > -> 1 -. 41 sit t!i* PM tj J' f ? ? .?: ?$ i:t ftr^n^ a, liicr,'. < i t. t KL"? - I* vts 'f iij* Illll'H.Mrtft Wf arc Jrrpiirv ! gj ? Yj f ? * r * '/ ir * !e M n.tir! t | ; If ?. lrU?i aw?l I] | ifj .Sa*u4 o Or*!< ri Ffr.;io<?tf?iUr ? loit |, >?!<!rrn ijL4 1A| A..'. NILL'b & (,0., Pittsburgh, Pa. ? j C T ' ' " Ar'!. P' ' i 11 lr< (i u ' I * 11 |wj J ' V1 "" ' I ' 1 '|| Si ,<?, V . ' 5ul L*\ 1 ""1 ' .!' * \ I I r . TI, i - ,Ao. } I lE| ; fet'\ c' ' ' ^ 1 f 1'rOv.S.iJ i-J O'.l-. ;i.l kiu<t>uf i.?i:. fil v r ' v'-; y UI'JK 1 iMylil "i I ' I- |.irn.i(; / ; r ( !< ? !tu m "> M'?'l * ? >?> ' >?; c <a i., o)qn..t.Mj?n<><| ^ $T. T ?> .? -.in *j >?.r . '' t A'; ? .(< T?.J| ~^ -< (jQ I'litQi ;iu |u ? . !?' ||?{? i i i ?** f| i| " jf o \ t rc s:3 e; I > C r? 3 f? AN Li CATTLE F'OWDrpS MV. ' \f t$/ 7ft? IV* W^'i K. ? ' * ? *" ' "& <4; J.J j .. V/iSi cri'o f>v prevent Dlp^a-nt * *_- ' TU'Uti -A<l~tjl'&~~a/? r+s^yizij isf*(ix?-<sd4. s$rF. tt.&rP&S. * gsS/ A? our lutvui user has net infttlo his ndvcrtDa* I mailt alunp titer distinct, \rc will interpret mid el;ib/>*ate it as follows : 1^. ! 5. POOTE, IVIY1>., Author of Plain Home Talk, Medical 0<>mtii<?n Swi*a, Science in Story, etc., I'.'O Dcxinipon Avuiuo ^--r. ICast StStlf Street), New York, an Inr?frt:M11KKT PiiTstci an, treats all forma of l.ing?riny or Vhrottlo Diseases, and receives letters it out nil pnrts of tins Civilizkis NVoiti.n. Hv his ortsfimil tuny of conducting i\ Medical Practice, he is successfully treat'iitr numerous indents in 1<1ii rope, the West Indies, I tout in ion of CllUililii, tuul in every pint ol the United States. NO ;>I Jil 1 tcU I M AIj Or deleterious driers Deed, He lia*. during the pa?.t t went j' three years, treated stu eessfnlly nearly or unite 40,000 eases. All facts eonnertecl with each ease nro carefully recorded, whether they he communicated h.V letter or in person, or observed liy the Doctor or his associate physicians. Tho latter arc all sclenttlio ir.v-dl..il men. HOW INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE Arc treated. AU invalid* nt n distance nro required to answer p list of. nlnin c|tir> tion . svbi.h elicits every ?ym|)tom under whieh the invu.i.l tti'T-is All communications ircalfd switzi't < ,>n 'hientuit, A cmnplcto system of. roglnt.1 rdi* ,pre\cut* mistake* or confusion, liist of qnc*tio:iK'kcii( fy,v, on application; to f.ny pru t of the world. Sixty iw' putppiilct of Kvipkso.* of Bucckss, tiiso sent free. All these testiiinminls nrs from thoso who have boon treated by uiuik and express. AnVIOK 15 OFXU'K, OJt IIY MAIL, rithK OK CllAllUK Culi oh or address DR. E . B. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington Ave., N. Y. TUfantcd io scTl Bjeboics Tlafn /fomc 'Jjil/c and j\Uv/ictil Cor,iincn, Sense: ALio J) rt cotes Science in Story. l'br}\:rtt en tars address AiiUTtiy] liiirullislii n<? Company ']V_9ri.fh?Sft^t !, ' ,; i N U\V y O UK. Dr. Burger's Tonic Bowrtl.tvad I'ilo Fills. The** pills are an infallihlu remedy for e^iu-l pat'en an 1 pile*, causa 1 by weakness or suppression of tho peristaltic motion of the bowel*. 'J'ltey very gently increase the activity of the intestinal e.m.il, pr-.duco soft stool* and relieve piles at nyv Thousand* liuvo been cured by them 1'rieC 5'l cents. by Pint! on receipt of price. Prepared o . try ! '. A F.I'll I'1) ItCICIIAUI)T. l'tt.xji.yAttsr, lyi 1'iu/iiiii A.sk.mk, Nf.w Your City. Dr. Bergei's Compound Fluid i.v.v,actcf Rhubarb and Lantt^lioyi. The best COKthin.ition of purely ve'i?<inMe m- <1iHnc* lo entirely replace Caldinol or Bloc 1' 11. Jt Jluiiutntcn f.he liv*r. increase* the flow of lm an I lln rem a eg at iiva torpidity of <ho live*. Ic.lioii t\rn-: !\i 1 liiiK'pinl COOJitipiltiHi, kill I tl?<" dlHO.Vr* lllisirt'f J'io,:< HU'jll H3 dyil>?pmv Kick k'Iih, fl it u!-uv<-, cir *]'! < ctTcotivcnei-3 of tlvix Kxlrtoi will !? pvnvr.l, vi-fUVy. ?i obro' to ttin pitiMil. ih ",io m i .,? o<<: i , ur?- fnfTif .* 111 to. clear tha completion bo>n:t.f.an t remove j m pic's and stains caused l>y Jivw trmib'OH f'rioe SI per bottle, (i bottles, Jo; will l?.' sent on ryc.ipt of the plica to any address froc > ( efrn^e. I'n pure/1 only ?>y Y. ALFRED. IIEICJIA 111 )'V. L'haumai i i, yL'i I'ouis'i? ikXKNVr.. IS KW VOMK Cn V If you wir.h to grow Vegetables for ?ale> y 1 Gardening' for Profit! 1 U If you tvlsh to becomen OorrffaciMftl Florist, 9 j Practi cal Floriculture< 1 m If you wieli id Onr;l"n for Amusement orffl M for Home Use only, read I Gardening for Pleasure! | Peter FJonderson. H J Price ?1..'0 eurli, |>t>Kt.ggj&l, by ninil. B 3 Our L'orribiinyl Catalogue Jor IK#, of ( B Ei VERYTHENG ,|] GARDEN!! 3 r ont ria-> to all* Anfliicuist#, I -J Our ('ifnlogifes I jjaami /'lug/,*, Diiinliciing J7."> and ron.H H t <: L.: 11 ' jj? oloix'tl kiln tea, sent without cli.'irjrc.H| ;j' ' t'UiclriiMMi of /my of Jtie nbovo fin ne BtJ i 8 -hir'' ^ Ut *? ?u ropci|)tof bOjfl I Jij&J/ioiafeAJ&'itei'j | 35 Cortlandt Street, \, jL?jrg yF vonji^ B % ft Till 110 Li K Y N IOWS.' T. \V. HliATY, Kditou. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1870. The Slalt' lHMinnTatic Contention. 'According lo I ho call oi the Slate Kx'ccu live ( oin mil too the Convention mot. in the House ol Rivptvscn*ativos, in ,Columbia, at, 7 oYlock 1*. M. on the evening ot the 4th. All the Counties in the state, except Marlboro and Lancaster, wore represented, and all County Chairmen who were nrcsenied were also permitted to participate in the proceedings ol the convention. (ion. .J. R. Kershaw was elected permanent President nt the Convention, and Mr. T. C. Huston, of Chester, ami Mr. J. J. Fox, ol Colleton, were (fleeted Secretaries. .1 )iscusMons on preliminary matters ol 1)11 si lil-SS to 111' Ml t|.il 11)1 tiv ill., volition, occupied the iirsi evening's )|1 * On the second day n roc rot session, or caucus, was: held to let tlioso about i . ' * ,lo be <vonsumcd with their own lire i ventilate themselves without danger to dulMders, alter which the convmi* tion resumed business. A committee of one from each eotLUty was appointed, to whom all resolutions, without debate, was returned. The'Convention elected four deleKales and lour alternates (nun the Sla,t,e at large to the National Conveti- 1 tipfi, at St. Louis. 'Piie lollowing peJt^'Mis were elected: tims', i:i:(;ui.a 1: msi.kc.atks' at i.akcu. 6*1 11. John liva'ton, W. 1). Porter, I ).' W. A keit, .1. 1). Kennedy. 7^' II lie A I.TICIJ N A TH*. C. IJntlcr, V>. P. IVrrv, .1. A. Uuyt, C X Ci o V. I > () 1111:11 n. niTI'li following dcl?*Ljatcs :?11 1 alter, hafl's, 1 rotn i lie Coron ssional 1 )i>i rid v, tiV (fii> National Convention wore llioi S'lWl ,P)i>t District. -.1. S. 1 lirlini'dson ainll.r. 1) M< Cum-; with P. II. ,\|? Ivcr HU?lrr. I?. .Mo La mil I as alt? mates * ..Second 1 )isi riot. - M. I\ (t'Connor nnd '/J. P. Fi-ken; witli .1. I4. I/.lar ami VX-A-liiv. Manning a*? alicrnates. .Tibial District.?S. ,Mc( low in am) XV. )>. Stanley; a nli l? W. Hall ami Sampson Pope as all ? '*v.**' v>. , p?>mili lV\>Vv\d. ? .1. II. Mvins ami h. V'. l'fi'iy; willi W in. Wallace ami Ca.'/)'i? I Cannon as all i-i nal < s. [ Pill li Dislrocl. - .1. C. Sluplicr 1 ami Win, Kilinu; wnli .1. ,). Fox ami I'. P. l^ammnml as altcnniU s. Ci$v. Perrv thereupon resigned ilie post of alternate delegate h'oin Die j.Siul$ at lame, ami Col. W in. W allace wasiHeeled in liis place. The next business was i lie cPclion of :i" "STATU KXKCTTIVK COM Nri'lTK ir, niicn^he i dlowimjj were elected: First 1)ist i ict. ?\V. \V. Ihirilec, ,1. ! A. I Aw and T. P?. Fra-cr. I' Second District.? *i\ V. Simmons, j J.hU I/.iar nnd .lames (.'onm t. Third District.?A. O. Haskell, J. 1\-Inpscomb and 1?. W. Hall 'Fourth District. ? \V. k. Del'ass, 'l\ St't b > Farrow ami I >. 11. Massey. nFtllh District.? A. C. Izard, (i. \) Tillman ami T .1. (km.Ms. ?Tbe Committee of one frn:tt each County, made the following report ?m resolutions reO'errcd to them lor the notion ol il e (km vent ion : iDThat t ho commit lee deem it in.*x pedicnt to take any action upon the hrosoilut ions submitted to them lor onns.t.defat ion, hut recommend that I this (Convention tir?jje on the resprctive eounties the inmost vt?;oi and zeal in period in^ the organizat ton <>t the Democratic parly, with the view ot O.oi^solidating every possible stremjlh uniiMhe time arrives tor the nomiiiatidn.ol ii St Ue ticket. . ^V.'p I here I ore r? oclnmend that the State, Kxecnl i ve Committee take sneh I ao\ion ill once as will promote the j purpose indicated in the toreouino; all ol which is respect lully submit led. Jiy order ol the eoinmittee, J. 1). Kknnicdy. Gyp* Gary offered the lollowino iero lu (/ions :is a nibslitulc lor the report oA D'/t commit tee; jJjtftolvcit, Thai tin; platform of the patjynal Democratic party he adopted 1... .1 .4 i .1 .* i . .,HH- j i t' 11 'I ill HI IIIC 171' IU i li' |'U tie p,yrjy{<>( South <huolina. J{q?4/lvc<l, That i In- Democrat ie par ty ^>\nnh Carolina, when they in ike liopatit/iLipus lor statu ollleeis, put a straight-out ticket in the liehl. Jle$plvcdy That ihe county convention/). where the Democrat a are inn uii polity make such nominations a?< they ,jnay deem expedient, ami he governed by thu ci rem instances suilyuipj.utg t hem: Aitci' otuoh discussion on the report flild'"D?cse resolutions, the yeas and nays Were called, when the report ol the Committee on Resolutions was adopted by 70 yeas to 40 nays. Colonel Hoyt introduced the lollowitig resolution: Jio-iolocd, Tw?o. the State Kxecutive Commuted is hereby authorized and empowered^ whenevei in Lin M? judgment it may bo deemed proper, to ..?li 2 no it in wkkkly a convention ol the Democratic purly to nominate State ollioers and an-1 noulien a plaliorm ol' principles, to lie ! composed ol delegates liom the sev era I counties in proportion to Oiel numbers ol members to which eacli county may he entitled in both houses l ol the (iencral Assembly umler the new npportioutiKMit of tho various Cnti n I )es. I lie resolution was adopted. [Special correspondence of the llorry News.] Washington, May 8*.'n, 1870. j Nothing stailling has occurred this! J past week. 1 he House is engaged in j discussing the LVst Ollice apinoprialion hill, which <vas reported Irom the | committee and is in charge ol Mr. Ilolman, ot Indiana. The amount proposed for the coming year is $2, UUO,UOO loss 11.an tin.1 cost <>t this year. | ( onsidcralilc opposition i* d??v< loped | West ami South, because ihcv say. the savino w ill result in those sections re-| ci'ivino less service than at present., I nml they are not prepared t?? vote lor a measure that will deprive their eon j slituents <d any pitvileocs now cijoy- I | ed. An elVort is heiniz made to strike j out t he provision that slops the deliv j erv system in all cities o! less than | 10,000 inhabitants am' 1 think it pro- j j liable that, the clbit't. will suecood. 1 he j i la* .Mo^uc Kalivell contest tor one ol j the I 'Incaoo Districts was set'.led and i [ .Mr. He Moyne, the democratio contes- | I tant was awarded the seal and sworn : in on Saturday. lioth Houses have j | agreed to adjourn front Tuesday until : Kridav that they may attend the I opening ol the Centennial grounds on \\ ednesd iv. t D|. To til ?Seolt with his accustomed liberality sends two) special trains, which convey the J'tvsident, Secretaries, Congress and t he | Supreme Com I to Philadelphia tree ot \ ' cost lie has to send the l ra i n s roll ltd I j by Hreadiioj, as llinrkley, i In* 1'resi i tleiu of tin* Philadelphia and Wilnuinjj i | ton road refuses to let. them pas;- over his tiaek wi'limit ltd I pay. lie istlio same man w ho has premslcntly k? pi } up rates between this city and New \ (Ilk Mild I III' ! !vl I I ' I . I K.I I 1.1 I - '" " " I r.'ini'tn'"it him. t'nl, Marrett, <>t 111 * 1 1 I > 111 i inni c :imt ( >ii i ? i s t it i i. pc/ > petiaI I I*; i i 11 -* : I lt'1 li;is |? 11 it 1 tin* laic lo 1 i i* | j >i < >11 ;i is |nr I he r> > 111111 trip, 1*1 ?i* mi l' anient. on t lie (piesi'inn o! vvlii I !u r 1 It*I k 11:11 > cm n lie 1 i ic?I :?H er , j h i \ ill./ r< si /lied, is 11 u, Li III 111;- ll U j I Useless t<? saV I It'll ?_jre;P Jill III V Mini lea rid in/ W? I'e displayed I < > I* the char | iiciri i>l i hi' iiicii cn/ iccil i;? i,im!;i11/ ' I is a u: i i : i ranlee 111 :i T. until.I lu- 'lie I !e.?-e. I In re '.S^f'veyy iadicai imi lliai i I here wi'l 'he a deadlock liol wi'cn t he J S " le a in I I 11 in >e t > a 11 ie ;i|i 11 r >|?vialii ?e 1 I hills: ami i ha I the li rsl < >' ..1 n I v will 1 i \ I COMIC Mini en lietOi'e an v a ppropi tat tons I are made. In that event the sin/nl ir speei u le w ill he seen nt a treasury lull nt niniiey. not a dollar <> which can , I) paid nut. 11 what we hear 1'residenec ( rant said in repaid to the eonsiilar and diplomat ie lull is tfue, it is j j evident nt what policy the administ in- j It inn will pursue in thai event. The i President is reported It) ha\e sai l I '"licit should the bill pass as it e.anie ! i I I mm I he Mouse he will 01: the lirst n| ; July, order ta erv one nt the ministers an . eonsuls home, as 'he sum- appro, j printed are not. suiliclcnt. to properly I I e'lnduet t h ? hardness." Phis Wntlld I show that H he hills are not passed j i I'V the lir.-t nt duly, that the possihiliI lies are iii favnr ?d all the rninent olliees heiny closed and the si>/ht I shown ol a Government running with- ' i out ? * Hi eeis ol any kind. Mom IVdfo de Allnntni'a, who is i Kiiipemrn! liiii/il when at home, nr I lived here on Sunda . and all the re- i publican* t ?-?I ?\* in t l.e city arc crazy to ! see him. lie i* a (ju'ct well behaved i ^ 11; icma n, who see is d.-termilud to see all he can ?d the United Stale in a short time, am? does not want to he j bored with iceepti. s ami visitors. The I 'resilient's message in response lo tin* inquiry ' a le on the third ol ; April, whether any ollietal acts or da*' ' ties ol the executive department had heeit perlormed at any other place than ! ; theeapilol. has he(m sect in. ami it is a j si noil la r document. lie denies llie! liolil ol the Mouse to avk the question, and declines to answer ;t, lnit finally says that tic ha* done nll'mial business' in ot her places than Washington, and j that he had the ri^ht to do, as he is ! Miesident ol the United States, w her* 1 ever he may happen to be and is bound t ? perlottn the duties of Ure'si* dent. lie then cites Ulsl.Mtlccs front . Washington till lIMwiiylo Lincoln 4>f J acts done in other places than I In/ da pt? to I, a'l I he Mies ale ill \s ami gives the ' mimher ol days t hat each Mrcsid?'nt w as a 'Sent. I le also lemi ml* the i 1 oust' that Mresidetit .hleksoii lvhised to allow ' the pa pel's ol i lit' exi cut i \ e tie pa rt itu-nt s"1 to he ex indued, ii11<I r a general reso* ' ; bit ion ot inquiry. The, message was prepared as a campaign docudleht to answer the charge ol ab*enfccr -m atid ; il must he eoiilcssod mak< s a good tie* j tenee. The friends o| Tilden are becoming jubilant and el lint the liotniiilition o! tlicit man at St. Louis as certain. I h ive douhts about his being aide to j gel the two thirds required, Mr I mid a strong hading among Soul hern A ltd Western men against any one iioiii I New York, ami a disposition to unite j | these sections in j'avor ol a Western | man. Shoiild this sectional leeling I j ; i M fivci i . ; ? ? . i i i con11 iino 10 grow liiucn cannot he I nominated. 1 NKMo, Yiolen't e\'eiois<* is always 'hflfttrtU] | It is steady, persistent work wW ioh \ Wring roses to the tfhoek, soundness to f j the sleep Urtd m an appetite lo 'Hilts j stomach/. ?*i" "" '"{ " "" 'jit ? *N NEWS: MAY 13, II 01 It WASHINGTON LETTEIt. Washington, 1>, C., May C. 1S7C. 1SX SKNATOli CAUTKNTIiH IN' DANT.KU. i If ox-Senator Carpenter, senior counsel lor lh-lknap, doesn't look out \ i v sharp, Ik* will liml himself out* ol . iI.cm1 odd ilavc, ''in i ontempilor the i ironical, sarjastic, ami olicn uI?s??IuTi*ly im pert incut manner,, in which In*; s|? aks to ami ol the "honorable court/' composed ofprave and reverend Senat < n s. Carpenter was never rem ?rkahie lor dionit v ol demeanor when in the Senate, ami it is quite certain lie. lias | not acquired any to speak ol since lie retired Iroiu that lx?dy. Cussessinjo any amount ol c.??ntidenoo in himsell, i../..... n . ; . i . i .. i * 1 > <- ??.iii\^ 111 .iiiiii/ in inv; id ivrr lirr 01 StMialin ial seats w hen talking, declaims loudly, and, extending his arm, places I llie index linger *?I liis right hand in unpleasantly close proximity to the' Seatorial t.oses. Occasionally, lie in-' dolors in sarcastic alluMotts which a re apparently rot very much relished hy Senators, as, lor instance, on the Mlt , insf., when he dwelt, on the extensive learuino and high char leter ol Sena 1 tors, ending up with "you tire all I great met: and ti is not necessary for [ you to make any la-search in this case. 1 lint we of the counsel for tin.' taspon- J dent arc nothing hut common lawyers,] led should he allowed time to han't J up t he ant hunties in the ease." Several j Sen at ors smihd at 11, is deb it ing-school ' wit, or w hatever it should be etilled, i I 1111' the majority were appaiently annoye.l, and considered it a \ ulgar ' impel tinenee, as they Well might. roi.rncAU The House ol Ucpreseritalivos his' done a vast atuotini of work this ses- j son, uuieii more than it is likely to 1 feci-ive credit lor. I'Vw h nises litive , ever worked so hard in Committee a liie present one, beraieu of the unusual i number of in\est igations in progress; while the regular business of legisla- . lion is well advanced, 1 his being a "Presidential year," ami b-uh patties beinur, t Int'eiore, on their good be- i Itavior, there has been a lit irked tin. ; willingness to act upon such schemes! m> no M'd dianglos upon the ITcasuiw or i. ne.i aehuieiii s upon the Public I huiinin. And yet, the House has , failed to make t's in.it as a Peliuiu J body, or to inspire much e mli h n e in j lite minds ol the people. I lie reason . < 1 i iii.- is, i mink, i >t i in- .\ 111crK';i11 , im'?'|I|I' mi' no !oi.r lit We It'll it mil- I n i?l!i il i>\ l In- pi iiit'ssiniis ol |m. lit irciiis, J a in I ii isi i ,i>1 s :i; I l li;ii i lit- 11 > uise Ii:is 1 June iii i \|in>iii?4 I In* rasenlilifs ol IJijul llrnns, ;is lilt mi If 11 -it ul u.llf I sit ul jmliiirians in ilis.Tt'i 111 ;iiiui In*r | si*! j lather lh.hi :is mi huuest e mien \ ul . !o i T11 s 11 nili fill 1* III >! i?i||, wlli'li'Vi r il txi-'s. This li i lint; fiT iiiiulv ?lo"s I il jilsl iff In MMIll' IIU'III 1 K'l'S "I llli'J 1 > 11jin rut if r.inj -riiv, ul least. lint I In- I f i i i 11 n ?-\i>is, ami will In; hit in i hf fiMhif lt fleet i<T. 1 In- |>i ?i>lf Uinnv lhnl, with lic|iul? , lit an ('(iii iiiai'S in cont rol . ol iwcrv lirahfl' i l the (iiivi i 11inf..;, it has been 1 impossible '.u hrinu ilt relict Kepnbli ; mi us in ju si i> i j i lint l In: ( re il it ,Mn- i l.ilicr was in v -t 11_?r11.? il only alter tin; i l.lfls lulll llVl'll h|?M|.jht III 11 n J11, ill :i cu il action i11 ih" Courts, Mini only : til >, nt'i r I hf li ilf|ifiulfill 1'i fss Inul inailt it impossible m ionon* l lit i luir-i ffs. Ami ; lit it is no reason to l>i'l i \'v i i hat were 1 )' ir.niT . t if. polii if inns in i roil11 nl ul ilh' I love i nnuMil, t In*y would inaiiilfst .my aluerit\ in in\ estii?f 1 corruption 1 )f uiucrat s. The A'c'/o .) ot'.c > Tribune mi VS; ' 'I h.m^h there are several Democrats s'atosiim'ii w ho niiulit hi? n.inifil whoso c.iiulifl.icv j would ifi) I n in assure the penpio ul iltc j earncstlii ss nl'l l:i? |mi I y, ii m'Oiiis to us that only one has hren hiou^ht prominently I....... i .. i. i ? i ' mi ti a: tl -< > i llilS ill'l'll Sil I HOI Oil . 111 > lilllclllllii'ii willi i--;iI n form as to he aM?; t<> *ill I lli*' parly lip in!o ill i I the people. 1 hat niiiii is (lov. Tialeti." Tin* u ml) ot iliis is (ell here, and | makes Tilden t lit.* strongest in.in *>l the i 1 Jetnoerai ic si.If. As it i-? eertain , llnit n<> oilier I)etnocrai can W eha-ted, and ilnti no ''machine nominal ion" at C'1111.*imi:11i fan beat liiin, Ins noniinainni will si'fine a good man in t lit* Wlite Mouse, tr/i ic/trVi r wins. A N Id: I.ITILIS Jolt M'Ol.UKI). Mnita.jli, editor til i!ie lU'])uljlicoii and lit no's man Fihlay, is in leais. lie is likely to lose- liiu I lucralive job ol jointing the li>t ol J t'li 11i,<|.u 111 tax piyers in the District 1 ol I olumlna. I lie Distriel (ononis stout rs recently advertised loi nro- | jtosals I i tin* work; ami Mhrtahh, >.? big t hi' lowest l'i*lt!el , oot I lie eont f.lt t. ' \y it imai ifit'i't iuv lit thi' circulation ol liis "kiteinii organ." Ills' hnl was litty cents |e-r imii, while, last year, ii yva^ * I u. I lis l?ii!, hist' yr ir, was ' UOO while this y-Hiv it lie secures n . i K similar contract, his comjtensatton yy'ill not e>:ci:.?*l ^20,(hM>. lie mailt' ('Very |irc|>tT:Uion tor doing the wovK this year'*, procured extra hands ami new ty|.* ; and, in Haet, rmtv has tire in 111i ?) m'smmo. llit* r>th iii t., i IniU cvr, \ ii t h ai rman <?l tin' Mouse 1 Dint lilt, Co 1)1 Ml it I eC l?i esctiled a resolnlimi, winch was ;i< 1 <>|rt -?1, direciin'j* the Commissioners tn huvv* piloted, at the (?ovei tiinont' I'linttivo l)lbee, 3;()()0 Ot?j?i?"s ol the tax list in pamphlet, lorm, iiiul to pay the Oo.vtMhnfent IVihti'f simply lhe pi'inVe cost.. ' Mr. I>u< kner, Chair i in of t he District Coinirlfit tee, Hani that at least $10000 would ha saved to the l.)isttiet'. by* this hhiirsa." The resoliiviod wUI* proh.dily pass the Senate, and' t'heli pOoi' I'Vidtiy' \vi1l he deprived ol a little job ohC ol 'which he liopOd to make a lew thousand dollars bast' year,die \vak '^icerrvM' same jjoh, Uxt tlilj tirqc.M r&<fU(\t' x)f J yresldent Iami fa uMHMieVed'the Coinmi's'siVifreVs,w(ffe 'itTTln'4/^ioAil thi?: year, in miikWfg 1>v\*hr V; irM dWiih ' 37(5. :?ui liorit v; as it was made without reference to tin' circulat'on ot the newspapers published in Washington, which should have been conceded that the fuicnimj St tt\ of this city, lias a much larger circulation than any ot In r paper i:? tact it keeps sLumliug at the j head ol its columns a double leaded 1 statement asserting that its .circulation ; is more than that ol all the daily papers combined; and this statement has never been contradicted. 1IIK COX N K< in l I SKXA l OlOAI. KLKCTION j takes nlace oil Wednesday, the lUlli j inst. IJoth ol the aspirants, Senator lyiglish and KeprcscntaM vo Win II. i?ainuin, are on the ground working , !i'<? beavers; and judging lrom the j litest advices, .Mr. IJatuum will be, elceted to the seat at present occupied by tiovernor Knglish. .Mr, I hum u in is I Very popular in his State, not only j beeniiM* ol the pu'dio enterprise lie has I exhibited in promoting the material i interests of Connec* icut, but because j ol his liberality toward bis parly, and t the readiness w i111 which In* has always mingled willi his tellow* citizens. It 1 is related ot him thai lie olten puys, I lor months at a tone, all ol the large loree ol laborers employed on his rail- ( roads and in his iron mines, when he has nothing for tin in to do; and that , I although lie m ikes a large amount ol j money annually, he spends the larger pai t ol it in chat ity. none,son siiakino. That ancient m.uincr, Itobeson, of > i he N avy I )epart un-nt, is shaking in I his shoes in c.\peelalion of t he develop [ meiits which Uie Naval Investigating j Committee wiU bring to light. It is I notorious that this otlicer has been j corrupt lrom the jump. Cattell, New j .Jersey's I*.\-Senator, in ide the appointment, ami has run the machine in his j own interest very extensively. A clothing in in in New York has lesti i d lli it he has paid Calell live per ( iii. on ins contracts. amounting w i ? i 20,00 ). llie Political Sitti?ilioit. [Kic'mioiul Whig.] \Ye are n<>t prepared to sav the i '11 >rij) tOO". (jsiVi'l'lifii' TiMcll WO'lld j l>o ilio i toI'st judicious that coukl he made hu wo think wit.li Mr. Waters >n, ot the ('oukiku-.T(?uits.\L, his > ha net s oi elect ion, it nominated, ought * / v"> to be good, ami th #t. ho should I>o J ? spc> i.illy acceptable to tlm South, -im;" lio is the poet,liar "representative ol t ho only i iiItheory, or practice hy | which llio South oan got upon its foot ag tin ? admini.M rat i vo reform; and is, 1 >? >i11> s, ai> old-lmc J t lV'.rsonian Democrat aid strict-const ruction istIn ... Ins ability and integrity ot character we have entire eontidenec, and (louht | not hut that he would carry the decloii.il vuli! ?>t \e.v York. which is - ---- - - - - - - J I es -entitl t<? (.'ur micccss, l>y a sweeping j ma joi ii y, W have no reason to I ] 11111 >t hut that his nomination would' :* 1 -< secure tint vote oi New .Jersey, (nmiicclicul, Oregon and California. As we have said, we desire success as the reward oi the contest we are to engage :n tnis summer and autumn, and to insure it we are prepared to sacrifice all .personal preference for I individuals. i'lie vote ol the South, South Carolina alone exeepted, we rely J upon as certain for the 1 Vinoeratic ticket, we care not who may he the candidates presented hy the Ucpuhli- I calis of tne I )eiiK?crats* Provided only the St. Louis nominees are statesmen whose fidelity to their principles arc a'?o\ e suspicion, we douhi whether! there would l?e an appreciable difference in llic voir ol iiny State south of Mason ;>i d Dixon's lino because ol the nomination oi at y paiticulur candidal os. It is the paiuy that has strength in the South,.and not Tildeh, 11 unci'ck, IJayard, Thurmun, Davis, or I lendineks. True, a ticket might be piesentcd that might fail to bring out the \ofe ol the Eolith; not that it was ' objectionable in itself, hut because ol ! its certainty to tail to win success elsewheie, thus rendering the contest h-'pel. s-; but we assuirte this will not be done, and, therefore, we record lite ! vote of tfie South with confhtciice in j the Democratic column. The ghtvo /. n,.wi ; I . x i i . . .... :.f i : - I vi..v_-iiwii, tll'll, l<> I>v III'U'III I I IH't I >S, who 11:ts the <rn atcr sirenin h in Now Yolk, whoso NuU' may, ami 'according to the N \y York Herald and othei1 elo*e oa loniai ors will, determine I lit? result? W o would not risk our judginouL in this matter, but will bo contout lo accept the counsel ot our Xto'lu rn allies in convention; and should they indicate Gov. 'Pilden as tlii* man, w odd (liter the contest ? ncoiii ;t<n d by the. conviction that a true in hi, a statesman and a patriot j would once a?pii? preside over the destinies ol the republic. Hit 11 l.u Aii.vin.?That fossil ot SijiiaMer Sovereignty and modern 1'einoci acr.it ie Ive^iublicah, the Hon. II. li. Carpenter, who, as Judge, can gcnci'aliy manage to'givo an opinion in wiiieh the Supreme Court can find ho law, look it upon himself, in the KrpuhlieHn Contention which recently met in Columbia, to attack the administration of Governor Chamber lain, lie lound the Governor a skilled final oini-t, and. himself the subject of a thorough dissection. In ling phrase, he fbhnd the Qovernor ;Vuhard bitU*r" and' wlu-u "time" was called that he \s "too groggy to (leejj his pins." flit liini again, Governor, and hit him haril, for we haven't forgot,leu th^t.he swindled us out'qTa, vote. Utah lor C h nfn 1 be rI ai n!'- fit it rc n* >.? / He lie.ra hi * ? ~ V ........ < ' < *. > r '.i Y J Y Uoeoiiciliutory Meeting. It must be a source of gratification to every broad giguo citizen oi tho 4 Kcpublic to observe the tact, that while the politicians are d nag their worst to stimulate nneyr tl?o animosities of the late civil war, the soldiery element of our population is doing its level best to cultivate the feelings of the reciprocal lricnd>hip and good will. While such politicians as Moitoo, liutler, Jloutwell, Ulaine and llilS seem to take deligh in arousing the antagonisms ol sectional strife by a Iresh ?ecital of the transactions of the bloody past, it is especially pleaseunl to see the brave men, representatives of tho>o who fought upon ^ both sides in that terrible contest, acting in the spirit ol that ancient piophtcy of the good time coming, when "swords should he beaten into plowshares and spears into the pruningn. v. .1-.. ...,.i , i 1... 11 i !?.. 11 * t v 11\ ^ % 11 11' i ii v (I'll i1 ' ?i r* i?. 11 I 11,1111 \N ,U no more/' It will bo remembered by our readers thut last year, upon the occasion ol our Centennial celebration ot the Battle ol Bunker I lill, a prominent lea Hire in tin; procession was tin; deligations from .M irylaml, \ irgiuia ami South Carolina, who came hiihcr prompted by the patriotic inspirations o| the event to participate in the general jubilee, Their presence was most acceptable; limy were recognized as 11 it'llils ami brethren, heirs to the biinio heritage, ami .made to realize through the cordial attentions ol our people that kv gones Were to be bygones lorever; ami that hciuu-lorih there woubl be only a generous rivalry between ibem to add to the glory ami renown ol a re-united republic. In Irieudly reciprocation ot our mantles* tations ol regard, lite military companies ol Ch;M lesion have invited the Light Inlantry ol Boston to join them on the 28th June in celebrating the one lpimlrodth anniversity ol the gat laut dcleuse ol Fort Moultrie, one ol' the famous tort ilieal ions ot Charleston Harbor, and that invitation has been accept cdJ lost 011. ! Icrnld. New lmglaml Changing Her Population. Kliliu Bnrritt has written a letter to the Uhriatimi Union, in which lm expresses the apprehension that New Kuglaud will lose her native population, and that their places vv id I c supplied by emigrants tiom the old woild. He sasy that New Knglaud homes are changing hands and occupants and character with :i rapidity and result which few, perhaps i i t one in ;i thousand, have slopped to notice. He adds 1 hat the attractions ot city residence and business, or ol the congregated indusl lies of the mnnulncluring centres, lave been steadily tl raw lug away hundreds and thousands ot \ igorous young iiu-ii burn in thise homes, ami thai their lathers are lelt to carry on agrieultur. at labors with ihe hired aid of lri>ti and Germans. As age comes on ihe old men utter their latins lor sale to the highest.bidder, and retire to some ^ O ? house with a small garden in some village or small city. l4he highest bidder is almost sure to be an Irishman or German, and this process is now going on in every tunning town in New Kngland. Mr. hurrilt strongly invokes the New Kngland youth to stay at home and avert what lie seems to look upon as an impending evil lor New Kngland. I")is. Sauk's Catviiuu IIkmkoy.?is No Patent Medicine liu mhug, got up to dupe the ignorant and cieilulotts, nor is it represented as being "composed of rare and precious substances brought Iroin the four corners cf the earth, carTie 1 seven times across l"no (treat Desoit of Sahara on the bacus of fourteen camels, and brought across the Atlantic. Ocean on two ships." It is a simple, mild, soothing remedy, a perfect .Specific for Catarrh and "Cold in the Head;" also- lor Offensive Breath, boss or Impairment ol the Sense of smell, Taste, or Hearing, Watery or Weak Kyes, I'ain or Pressure in the Iliad, when caused, as they all not unfrc<piently are, by. the \ loleuee of Catarrh. (:>4) What Tihlen Needs. no / ,1DC Uovernor was pacing up anil down Ins room. th? other evening, gloomily chewing a toothpick ami looking like ft vieiun ol bitter n flection, when .-Lieut .-Governor * Dorshiiner enured iml asked him, sympat helical I y: "What ails, you, Samuel?'* The Governor without, raising his eyes Iroin the tloor, answered in a low, voice: 'William, tLis is ihe great crisis of my existence, and I now realize what ,it is to be vyiihout a wile," "I see,' replied Doishcimcr, tenderly, "you leel alone?-you want somebody to lean up against.' "That's i ! that's n!" eagerly ejaculated the Governor, "Oh, William, ...... ?:? : ? ? ? i/ u.\ it iui mt'f" it seemed to stir the \ery depths ot his nature, lor leaning his head on his friend's boson* he gave way loan uncouirolluble emotion, while William, .inserting a handkerchief to protect his shirtlront, ah fcctionatoly murmured: "Samuel, I'll try.' There \vyll (?e t.hifty-two of the Govern men Is ol the world represented al the Centennial, besides our own. As.stx^a as the ndvcliy \\c man never wakes a baby lor tlveriucmnii \\\V\ pose of making it laugh. Xlw v'i!r.