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WINNSBORO, . 0. m VIESDAr, DZFTEM.WI 5, 1878. X. MRAWS DAVIS, EITOa. JNo S. R EYNOLDS, A88OCIA78 EDIT010. DElMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Gavernor: WADE HA1MPTON. For Lieutenant Governor: W. D. SIMPSON. For Necretary of Slate. R. M. SimS. For Comptroller General: JOHNSON HAGOOD. For AStorney General: LEROY F. YOUMANS. For State Treasurer: S. L. LEAPHART. For &iperintendent qf E2ducation; HUGH S. THOMPSON. For Adjutant & Inspector General: E. W. MOISE. For Congrese-,lv'ourth .District : JOHN H. EVINS. BEN BUTLER HAs BEEN roqnosted by about fifty thousand voters of Massachusetts to run for governor, on an indopendent ticket. Among the signers of the petitions are said to be Wendell Phillips and Caleb Cushing. Don bas accepted the candidacy, and is preparing to cloud the air with flying bricks. He has a whole hatfull in store for the Republicans, and is bidding for a Democratic endorsemont. This ho will not got. But Massachusetts is in terror lost he should be clocted anyhow. THE JUDGES AND sOLICITOnS Of the State all concur .in tho tostimony that under the beneficent Demo. cratic administration crime has largely decreased, while only one colored man has been killed by a white man in all that time. Yet the miserable Radical loaders are endeavoring to incite the negroos to make a hopeless struggle, whose only result will be to provoke ill feeling and perhaps violence. All the Radical leaders desire is to have a few good white men and black mon killed, while they are skulking in some safo place, in order that they may figure as martyrs andj get some fat place from Hayes. We trust the colored people will not be such dnpes. They had better come along and join the strong side, the safe side and the just side. NEW YORK 15 POLITICALLY in a stew. The Republicans are badly dlivided between Conkling and Hayes and the two factions aro warming beau tifully to wvork. The Democrats are not much better off. Tildon on one Bide and Tammnany on the other are preparing'to make the fur fly. The rival conventions meet in Syracuse and Saratoga in a few weeks, and the result will be cearefully watched. Tammany at present has full control of the Democratie machine. The Federal appointees are almost all Conkling's warmest supporters. But the coup d'etat of Hayes in decapitating Conkling's appointees in the New York Custom House and Naval Office, has eaused the other members of the bread and butter brigade to retire into winter quar ters. It is diffioult to predict vic tory. The Democrats will carry the State, but as the Legislature is gerrymandered the Republicans are expected to elect the United States Senator. SecretHistory. The New York Tribune has found a small nmar,'s nest in the shape of a batch of tiotograms sont from 00hunbia durin~g "Fair times" in 1870. They are very amusing read-. ing in these dull dog days. The Tribun es inapre ualcni. Imagine the aumusemenet of "Nat" and all his acquaintances on~ learn. ;ing that the result of hais irresis~Jble *endenoy for joking bas )*en Alignifled into a sinister Stoke paper. "KJilled ten Radicals" Is good, to say nothing of sending for a claw hammer coat and rogulation pants on the eve of a damning conspiracy. Had the writers of thoso dreadful dispatches known that tho Tribine was in the markot they' would have sold it cortified copios thomsolvos, and thus reimbursod themsolves for the expenso of telegraphing. Thoso ciphor dispatches aro very intelligi ble. It is a wonder that the Tribune didn't find Joff Davis wrappod up in ono of thom. Wo wish the Tribuno would publishi a fev more as companion- pieces to Chandler's historic dispiatelh to Governor Stearns: 1Florida must bo counted for Hayes. Troops and money will bo furnished." Who Shall be President ? Tho Now York Herald discussos the presidential contest of 1880, and tndeavors to narrow down tho chances between the aspirants in each party. Tho task of selecting the Democratic candidato is the moro diflicult as no one of tho pos sible four-Thurman, Hondricks, Bayard and Tilden-has fatal weak ness. Bayard would have the host chance were it not that ho conmes from the smallest St4ate in the Union, and one undoubtedly Democratic, so that the party will probilbly soek a strong man in somo doubtful State. The Jrald is a hard money paper and therefore has littl use for Thurman and less for Hendricks. It does not seo its way to rulo any of tho four absolutely fron the track. But to the task of showing what Iepublicans cannot bo nominated the Rerald betakes itself with alacrity. The aspirants are Blaine. Bristow, Conkling, Hartranft, Joe Hawley, J. F. Wilson of Iowa, (a dark horse) and Washburno and Grant. The threo first are disposod of in a breath. Blaine's Mulligan letters killed him when the party was strong enough to try a weak candidate. The Herald says, "The Republican nomination in 1S76 was equivalent to an election, but in 1880 the oancos are that any ordi nary Republican will be heaten," and it then proceeds to 40 >w that tho. candidatos must lie str -nger than the party. Briow mne t harmonize the elements, for he a. i Grant wero at dagger's points, and ho only developed strength as an enemy of Grantism. Conkling is young, not q1ute fifty, He can afford to wait. Besides, his bitter feud witih Iaye~s would preve'nt a nomination at presont. The Heraltd thinks he will go back to the Senate. The chances of Hawley and Wilson are considered too microscopic to be noticed. This 'narrows the field to Washburno and Grant. Of the former the lIe rald says that he was in Congress tl'e unflinching enemy of jobbery. His long absence in Paris removed him from the inter nal discords of the par'ty, while his conduct as minister to France~ during the Franco-Prussian war makes him pop~ular with the or - mans. The conclusion is, "If the Rlepublia party had not become so debilitated as it is, Ur. Washburne would make o strong candidate. B3ut the party is reduced to such a condition that what it needs is not so mnuob o candidate as a savior. It is the opinion of many Reopubli cans that no man so wecll meets this requirement as General Grant."' Of Gr'ant the Herald has this to say; It seems to be generidly admitted that no oth~er citizen has so strong a hold upon the Republic an party or upon0! the national feeling as General Grant. The groat series of ovations which have boen given him in Europe has strengthened him in his own country by gratifying the national pride of his countrymen. The influences which tend toward his nomination are as active, per vading and potent as those which originally made him a candidate aginst his will in 1868. Whlethier lie can be clected as well as nomi nated depends so much on the popularity of the Democratic candi-. .date whom he wvill have to run against that no opinion can yet be formed as to his success, Woe think that, although he is the strongest candidata 1he Republican party could take up, ho has more chances to be beaten than to be elected ; .and for this. amiong other reasnsn, that ho has bon brought into the canvass too early. Tho Herald is an astuto observer and a protty good political p.roplot. There can be but little donbt. that GIrant will bo renominated with a great deal of fuss and foathors, But that will not cloct him. The Solid. South will opposo iin in 1880, and their votos count heavily. With a good Delocratic nonineeo the success of the Denocratic party over Grant, the maohine, and all will bo decisivo. Piles thlt Bood1 and Gives SI rengt h1. DV QVtOIN, ILL~., Jan11. 21, 1878 . Mit. It. It. 'TPVV N : Dtear .1ir-Yolar "V1t14"ha boon fling wvotitler% fol'o tite. IIat .11 llhavinig 111h. chills and~ l'ever'. COM.ti~r elil n Ihe --wavlups (of thIo Sotih, notiitg iving in remie- 0 tn il I beganti the Use Of V411 t1 n. It itr ing tile tiitilttl iMe rel ef, g l t ilt up : in yst lrn, titvil ng tully blood, 9kgngrngh whraJll other illedt elte0s wleakenied mit an 1i 1 lleilmy syslenit ivth ,O R ; ani 1 1in stt1 1111 (iha t. if fatitiles I hat. IVe.1 it he agie <lst rici s of ithe Soul It .til Wes.t wouhiu t ake V'eget lilt, two or I liree I ios :t week, th.y W'at1\d) noI Ie t roubled with I lit Chills or thi' nIaligniaiEtFers that prevail lat cerlaIlt I imes of I he year. save tit or's bills, and live to a goosd ol age. iespet (billy yottrs Agent. Ientirson's Lo1os, St,. IlIs, Mo. Alta. DIstN.Nss or Till li.Ot.0.-If Vt'geline will reciev-e ptu. claise. purify. anId cure satth diease s, lor-4;ing tihe p1:1lsient. t ierfect heallth atler trvin. dItferett pItysl(Ians, inany reteId Is, sui T-ro:it for yea rs. Is it not conciti sivei proof, I1 ott are a sttfferer, yoil (l be cutred -: W Is t Ilk leditie pt erfrtning1 s1e :reiAt eu1re1 I I works in tiN blood. lite (.Ir eulatlig littll. It can lilly I' called 111o G.reat I lotl Iluritler. The great so M.e or Is eaeorizgluatent .h, b14o'l ; 111 it)n alhedic'lin It d (os inot tlt ir.ct ly uipon i to pii rify andl renovate. has jttt clatit upI1]on public attent 1i4n. YE(GETI NE Ifas Entireily Cured1 Me ol' Vertigo. M x.11. . Sr ensCA.IRO, I LLI., .l1a1n. 23, 1878N. I itr Sir-i itve u-c tsed several hottles of "VEEl- lN E": ;It hae- enit nly v etel III, of VI'bo I have al- 4 wtw it for Kidnlly Cotn1 lint IS. t i the ost anedicne fr1 kidnty otl)I:lit. I would recinetI Its a gootd I blood pitltitter. N. YOCLM. VON %Nti 'st' .--'a we expect to enjoyl g0oid hitial t n ht'tt 14:1 1 ov 1- rrIt pt htmOrs trIt andi tll~ h 11111hu 0n'S. Mug dlle tte.1 throulgh tiht indigton1 . 111,11111c . he.111 t eh s n us.::a l'llcltattislt l d 1it 1:4 r OllS ther cotiphitll - lietalme lit cat-e by tingk Ilt Vogeline, the tlost reliable r inetdy ior u'leansitgnatd purify iing t he blood. VEGE TI[NE I Believe it to be a Good Medi (ilue. X: NA. 0., March 1, 1977. DPar Sir-I visi to inform you what your WVe..etine Ias donte for ime. I htave eol atlit ed with Neur :.ta. and after tising three bot 1 is t th e1q VIo .t1 e 1 w as 11 j I 'tire l N eIkd. I al-:- tounI t% x''n-ral lie it it luttch itlprovedi. I bL 'Ve it i, It. :t gootd leitilne. Yours tritly, F' I0 ll.\ltyEisTog. ofi. 4.. ,r..v 1.4: i i rI S-We ha ve( ih-a 1n selit yolir "Vege~ I Ii 4"' '4(e p4t eighti --4i I:. : . u, id we 1:tke iPh.'tie In staun~tg thatt it *54r c:t-0. to our kn'owie .', 1itIhas giv.-n ..--*it SI t a't.'. 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