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nnd answering for myself, I know
• thai I sever became a Democrat,
or lapsed under Democratic control.
-I do not doubt that Horace Greeley
will be equally consistent. The
charge to the contary, so vehement
ly 'repeated, seems to reflect the
character of those who make it, ex
cept that many repeat it by rote.
There is a common saying,
P1UXCIPLFB NOT MEN,
and on this ground an appeal
made for president Grant, feeling
that in any personal comparison
with Horace Greeley must fail.
But the better saying is principles,
not men. I am iu favor of the prin
ciples of the Republican party in
contradiction to Grantism, and
am for the man who truly repre
sents ÜMBU. By. these principles
shall stand, for them I shall labor,
and in their triumph I shall always
rejoice. If any valued friend sepa
rates from me now, it will be be
cause he places
■éy above pritfcii*£b3.
Early in public life I declared my
little heed for party and my indif
ference to the name by which I am
called; and now I confess say want
. of sympahty with those who would
cling to the form after its spirit has
fled.
fled.
Allow mo to call your attention
to another and controlling consid
eration/which can not be neglected
by good citizens watching the re*
'ark able movement which has end
- the doublé nomination of Hor
It is ^apy to see it
-oceed from politicians,
vrheth«r at Cxi ldnn * li »
Evidently it waJ th ®
yeopJe, sorely rung y the war and
fee eonfroversies it- eD £T© n dered,
whichtfo und expression. Sir Philip
Sydney said of the «priais in the
Ne&o elands, "it is the spirit of the
Jjcbx } and it is irresistible," and
«ac'u'a spirit fc manifest now, not
withstanding the counteracting in
fluence of politicians. The Repub
licans and Democrats, in the face
of persistent ridicule, and against
the extravagant unscrupulous op
position to the nomination at Cin
cinnati, triumphantly adopted it at
Baltimore. Such an
h..
ed in
ace Gre«.
did not px
T7NPKECEDEXTED VICTORY,
without concert or propulsion of
any kind, can be explained only by
supposing it is in harmony with the
popular lw gifig that Democrat?,
and especially those of the South,
should adopt a lifetime Abolitionist
for President—is an assurance of
willingness to respect the rights of
their colored fellow-citizens. With
that
reconciliation,
which to Greeley was the early re
presentative in standing by Jeffer
«on Davis at his- trial and signing
bis bail bond, he showed the same
ge ntiment of humanity he constant
ly displayed in standing by the col
ored née tlggughout their pro
longed trial, so that the discordant
races find a kindred hospitality in
the Union. His nomination has
been adopted by the Democrats in
convention assembled. Thiswasan
event which the supporters of Pre
sident Grant declared impossible I
do not see how it can be regarded
otherwise than as a peace offering.
Anroch it is of infinit» nine. B is
* revolution* à&à its success in par
cifytag the eountry will be in pro
port«» to Hs acceptance by the
Vtok&Wte*. I dare not neglect
the
»BEAT OPPOBTDKITT,
nor can I stead aloof. . It is har
mony .with my, Ijfo wjtfçh places
peace above alObing? except the
rights of men. Thus fer in con
stant efforts for the colored race, I
have sineerely sought the good of
all, which I was sure would be best
obtained in fulfilling the promises
of the Déclaration of Independence,
making all equal iu right. The
Spirit in which I acted appears in
an early speech, when I aaid noth
ing in hate, nothing in vengeance,
nor have I asked' for punishment.
Most anxiously have I looked for
the time, which'now seems at hand,
when there shall be. .reconciliation,
not only between the North and
South, but between the two races;
so that the two sections and two
races may be lifted from the rut«
and grooves in which tl ev arc now
fastened, and instead of irritating
antagonism, there shall bo sympa
thetic co-operation. Tho existing
differences ought to be ended. There
is a time for all things, and they
are admonished by wide-spread
popular uprising, bursting the bonds
of party, that the time hes come
for the esrrangement to cease be
tween the people, who by the holy
ordinance of God, must live to
gether. Gladly do I welcome the
happy signs, Nor can I observe,
without regret, that the colored
people, in
OItG- .IZED MASSES*,
are resisting the friendly overtures
even to the extent of intimidating
those who are the other way. It is
for them to consider carefully
whether they should not take ad
vantage of the unexpected openinp,
and recognize the bail bond given
at Baltimore as an assurance of
peace, holding parties to the full
performance of its conditions; pro
vided, always, that the rights an
fixed. I am sure it can not be best
for the colored people to band to
gether in a hostile camp, provoking
antagonism and keeping alive a se
paration of the races. Above alî
there must be no intimidation, but
every voter must act freely together,
without constraint, from league or
lodge, and much better will it be
when the two political parties com
pete for your votes, each anxious
for your support. Only then will
that citizenship by which you are
entitled have its full fruits. Only
then will there be harmony, which
is essential to true civilization.
The present position of
£qE COLOBED CITIZEN IS IN PERIL.
He ÎS exposed to injurious pressure
where ho needs support, bat there
is no early extrication except in this
way, nor do they propose to let him
cast adrift from thè manager who
wield him a» political jorc® with
little regard for his own goO*^« an( ^
bravely stand by the candidate >7* 10
sttÀ?d for him. If the Democracy
must Fork them, so much the
better; tho association- once
begun must naturally*' ripen
in common Mondsihp and trust. I
am for peace in reality as in name;
from the bottom of my heart I am
for pcace, and welcome all the work
ers for peace with deep felt satisfac
tion, and remember that no citizen
that drew his sword against us has
suffered by our handas executioner.
In this just association with this hu
manity will be the triumph of equal
rights when our promises and dec
larations are all fulfilled and our
people are united as never before
in enduring fellowship of common
citizenship. To this end there must
be reconciliation, nor can I with
hold my hand freely. I accept the
hand that is offered, and reach forth
my own* in friendly grasp. I am
against policy, bate and fanning an
cient flames into oontinned life. I am
against raking in the ashes of tho
past coals for the fire that is yet
burning. Pile up the ashes, extin
guish the flames, abolish hate.
Such is my creed: and now,turning
to the Democratic party, I hold it
to all that the covenant solemnly
given in the adoption of the Re
publican platform; with Horace
Greeley as the candidate, there can
be no backward strides, with no
common sympathy.
I have observed that Mr. Hen
dricks» a leading Democrat, known
«md esteemed in the Senate* has re
cently announced his acceptance of
the constitutional amendments,
with their logical résulta He pro
poses, as the proper keynote to the
extraordinary movement now swell
ing, to assure the triumph of jfist
laws and public virtues. Iss is a
worthy aspiration, entirely fit on
this ocoasfor My Kentucky note
is the unity of the Republic and
the equal rights of all, with recon
ciliation. As such is my c*y, and
wherever my voice can reach, there
do I insist upon. all. these, humbly
invoking the bWsg of Divine
■Providence, which I belie« *M»t
rest npon such a cause. Aeoâptmy
beÄ wishes for yourselves, person
ally* and for the people you repre
nant , and believe me, gentlemen, to
be your faithful friend.
OHAREES SUMNER.
To Pi. August», Dr. H. Womlcy and
©therm
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JOHN F. BAKER, President.
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JAS. T. TUCKER.
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10^ POÏDRÂS ÂÏSEÏ^iîÔS
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NO. 283
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WAZTJTÂM WÀWèHm 1
THE BALANCE WHEEL
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of a
C If
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s. 1 ■' BKA**- ;-'' *
4 time« a aecwHil,
210 times a minute,
14,400 timea an hour,
345,COO tiinea a day,
292,08 time« a week,.
11,368,000 tiinea ft month,
- 1 .126,144,000 4iwea a' year.
MORE IS EXPECTED OF A WATCH
WAX ANY OTHER KIND
OF MAC'JIEllY.
It must not only ran uU day, butall night ;
not only m umkday*, but on Sundays and
Holidays. It must run hanging up or lying
down—upside doum or right side tip. It must
keep running when tit* uxurtr sits doitn or
.stand up, When he xcalks or rides. In fad,
it is expected to do Us duty at all times, in
every place and in s very position.
A Gtenuiiw Waltham Watch
will fulfil all these requirements. I wound
once a day, it will faithfully tick for you
a handred und twenty-six million time« in
a year, without even requiring fresh oil
all that time.
A Genuine Waltham Watch
. OMTAmt
5 Spring, 9 wheels, SI Screws, and 98 other
parts making alUogether 136 separate pieces,
ALL GENUINE WALTHAM
7ewola.
thk EKTKA mwkujo UTK Bum» JEW1L
TBK Fl'LL J«W£LLKD BATE FIFTEEN
JEWELS.
Every part of a Waltham Watch is made
by machinery, The machinery used in
making the movement of h single watch
coast over a Hundred Tnousand Dollars,
yet we sell thèse Watches, in a solid Silver
Hunting Case, for $18. The 6ame watch
could not be made by hand and finished»
as perfectly for T en T imes as much.
A Genuine waltham Watch
Is ihterchiingoable, like a Springfield rifle
that is, any part of one Watch is exactly
like tiic same part in another ; and if ten
Watches ol one grade were taken apart,
and the strews, \vhc<?n, springs, Ac., were
mixed together, ten watchcx could be
made by putting those parts together
again, withrtot any reference to their
former combination. This is a
O RE A T AD VA NT A OR ;
For, if any part of a Waltham Watch is
iiijuxod we canal way s replace it'at a
TYifling Expense.
A UNÜNE WALTHAM WATCH
I« made with special reference to
DURABILITY
Other Watches fill ran for a year or two,
an require constant repaint ; but
Waltham W»toli
WILL RUN FAITHFULLY
FOR MANY YEARS
We veil these Watehe«,
IN SOLID SILVER HUNTING
CASES «8
IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASES, $70
We have prepared an
mUSTRATCB PMCE LUT,
which describee the various grades of
Watches in detail, gives tha weight and
quality of th« Csaes, and all other inform
ation necessary for an intelligent select!«,.
We wfeh every one would send for it
before ordering a Watch.
Write far it as follows :
Messrs. Bowiin St Ca,
Jfa. 785 Broadway,
Mm York:
Please und nu your JOustrated Price
LUt <é Wöllkam Watchu, as per adver
tisement in T bb l «®ii»»WA*.
(Btgnname and^ddress id foil)
WITHOUT EXPENSE.
m
in m Sfc« » » m 1 H ict ICarifly,
We have «enioat over Ko* l%omand of
these Ifatehes«pon «Mis iiuaM Il — s , and
havaonly been sAedto eefond the money
in three eases, and not ona o^these was
an w«* of dissatisfacton with tha
WtU^SSHtêêî^^^Êmâ needed
U m aioney mm?******»/'
Wa bavs m Aoma, am ooanacss
aas . t » sucs to ui. A aastwa* or
Oaayii aaxaxAs cjui aur a Waxes nan
va amd it tnu ooR ax waon sw «
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Tmt ■ Tu . -
pffiCtAL Npt ICS.
WalÜuun Wateher. in any ImitaÉiaÉt Çflt,
a«
4amm.4sm
not propose to a^Dit in any other, .asm,
taMfgms# um — ii TO i hicilte
4^Usis»"Of^rSUff i
JeqeSers end tüovsmMsi
No. ?8ö BaoASWAT, Nisw Yea*.
,
1>EA1.EB IN* —
GOLD ASfp SIL Visit
WAT CHE S y
And Fiiie Gold Jewcliy. Keep always ou
hand all cllwwes find patterns of Gold,
Silver and Stuel Spectacles and Eye
Glasses. Glasses changed and seut to
any part of the country. Watch repairs
done promptly and warranted. Address
orders to
PAUL GRANZDî, 5 Ä
113 Carondelet Street,
Feb. 10 ly N ew O kleaxb.
;
GOOD
W A TCHE 8
AT M mWESI
AS THE SOLE AGENTS in the United
States for the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO.,
we are authorized by them to close out
a large line of European Watches,
Chains, etc., now in stock, for Cash, at
prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artistic in design, reliable or
accurate time, durable, and of the lutes
style. Every Watch will be retailed at less
than eost of importation, and fozwarded
securely packed, prepaid, to any part of
the country on receipt of priee. Money
can be sent to us by Express, with or
ders lor Express Co.. to return Goods ör
Cash, wliieh will sevure promptness and
safety to purchaser. Among our list will
be found. A BEATIFUL ENGLISH
SILVER, SOLID DOUBLE CASE
WATCH, genuine English foil plate
jeweled movement«, adjusted regulator,
iteel cut hands, engine turn nerl, correct
ind serviceable article, large or small size
in complete running order, wiih an
elegant Gsat's Vest Chain, Locket au<l
key, all complete, mailed frse for FIVE
DOLLARS.
A VERY HANDSOME WATCH in fine
18 karat Gold plated Double Casses
imitation of $100 Gold Watch—engrave«!
or plain, genuine English, full plate
jeweled movements, adjusted regulator,
correct, and in complete running or
der with elegent Gent's Vest Chain,
withLocketand Key, mailed pre-paid for
only EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
The Oride Gold Watch,
IN MASSIVE ORIDE GOLD Double
Hunting Magic Spring Cases, elegautly
engraved, or engine turned, Genuine
Patent Lever movements, full jeweled,
regulated and warranted to keep correct
time, aud wear equal to Gold, preci
sely like iu appearance, make, fiuish,
brilliancy of color. $'200 Gold Watch.
One of these splendid Watches will be
forwarded by mail free to any address, in
handsome morocco case, lined with velvet
and satin, (Ladies' or Gent's size Wtch, )for
only TWELVE DOLLARS.
Watches for Holiday Presents manufac
tured to order.
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES
of all grades, in Gold and Silver Cases,
from $18 up to $200. Other Geod Watches
equally low. With every Club of six
Watches, of any kind, we send one extra
of same kind free, as a premium to getter
up of the Club. A superior stock of Ge
nuine Oride (Sold Chains, $3 to $G each,
warranted folly equal to Gold in brilliancy
of color, wear, etc., Bills of over $12 col
lected on delivery, if desired. All Bills of
$12, and- less, must becash in P. O.
Money Orden, or Registered Letters, at
our risk Goods carefully selected, packed
and forwarded pre-paid by mail, or by
Express, or receipt of price. Safe delivery
of all goods guaranteed. Watches forward
ed to be examined to parties known
exptess charges both ways are paid.
jrlien express anasgaa poui ways are jwiu.
lfeao«fi forwarded west of the Missistdppi
Blver, - with bill to 'collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay all express charges
on goods sent Cr O. D.: alwforretnrn
of money. All Cash ordiM forwaided
free ef charges to destihattfe Catalogues
Free. Adraress all otdeite
CHA& p. nobtoh SCO.,
Importers M Watches, etc.
Established 1857« 86 Nassau St, N. Y.
No. 3*-tf.
No. 3*-tf.
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IRON BAILINGS FITTED UP,
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NEW OBLEANS.
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I mmsl « and Stsrfsabaatslltted u
COLORED SEAMENS* HOME.
OEOffQE TAYLOR.
NO. 91 EBÔHT LBVEÊ,
TMIMD DÎSTRICT,
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FIRST FLOOR:
dry goods , GENTS it©
goods.
SECOND FLOOR.
LADIES BOOMFORSHAWL.S
AND WltAPS.
, THIRD FLOOR:
CARPETS, MATHXG AND Br
A visit to the store «in
persous-wishing to buy cL«,p !B j'
goods.
110... .CANAL STREET...
Near bt Claries,
NEW ORLEANS, U
MEN'S AND Hot
slums.
VOF -HIS OWN HAU)
BOYS AND CHILDKE
CLOTHING.
)!E.\"S IND BOYS' Sl'RITS 3Ï.1DE TO 0
Every Article Marked
Plain Figures.
Goods sold on "one price" system,
any article purchased which thiis !o
satisfaction o.in lie returned and the
ey will be rciunded.
"ST"Moderate Prices and F
Stock to selvct from are
the inducements offered at
B. T. WALSHES
FRE.1I10I SHIRT A.WL0T1IIM El
110 Canal St., near St. (
STo-w Orleans.
N. B.—Letter Orders receiw i
attention and filled C. O. D. il d
$79 Bvory *w
made easy ,
&
Wo want Snmrt aud Eueretlic A«'
utroduce our popular and justly ode
ted inventions, in every Hlta/«,
and City in tit* World.
Indispensable to Ev«
Household;
They are highly approved ft. eB
and uuopted by Ladies, I'hpi'* m
Divines, aud how a GllEAl lAVI
ITE with them. I
Every Familywill Purchased
of more of them. Something that «
merits are apparent at a GLANCE
DBUGGI3
JHLLINL'KS,
DRESSMAKERS,
And all who keep FANCÏ STO
will find our excellent articles
VERY RAPIDLY, gives perfect sa
tion and netting
yortu^es
to all Dealers and Agents.
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to all who desire engaging ln* n
Res pectable and PntftiaMe Business, a>
same time doitg good to their c
nions in life Sample $2,00, « nl
mail .«» receipt of price. SEND
WHOLESALE CIRCULAR ADD
Victoria MamtfttcUirM
17 PARK PLACE. NEW Ï0BK
17
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Mtti ftfiwtnrers, imp® 11 ®
rind Jobbers,
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CLOÄfifG,
BOOTS AND-SHOES,
BELTING, PACKING *
E NAMELED CLOTH
"!• pttJOOOVEBS. ,
BALL TOYS. &■
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