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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
oF 133
-t**te and Parish.
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FOR PRESIDENT
U. S. GRANT,
OF ILLINOt.
FOR NICE.PRESIDEDNT
HENRY WILSON
OF MA18ACH~UIETTS.
I'RI81DENTIAL ELECTOttS.
JULEs LANAIuRE, of Orleans.
W. R. FISu, of Orleans.
MIL.TON MORRIs, of AncenKion.
R. L. Baccois, lf Catahoula.
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setse, t .sse4s..s5, se ies~M .
res ne ss,- -ssts4sef
News fm er, .eswwe 1ts
P)O OGRVlRNOR,
P. B. e. PINCBBACK,
of Orleans.
FOR I.1kUT. GOVERNOR,
A. B. HARRI8 '
of Concordia.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
G, B. OUD,
of Iberville.
tokh AT DITOR OF PFlLIC ACCOUNTS
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
ot Claiborne.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. P. FIELD.
of Orleans.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
WM. G. BROWF,
of Orleasn .
FOR CONRESS--8TAt E AT LRGE~,
H. C. DIBBLE,
* of Orleans.
FOR COGIIIES-FIBST DIsTRICT,
EDWARD BUTLER,
of Plaquimines.
FOE CONGRE5I--8ECOND DISTRICT
A. E. BARBER1
of Orleas.
FOR CONOtUIRE.S- IRD DISTRICT,
THOS. H. NOLAND,
of Iberville.
POt colWrearsB-'OV TE DIUThIrcT
J. MAIIISON WELLS,
of lapide--Loug Term.
E. H. FLOWERS,
of Orant-Short Term
FOR CONGRIISS-FIIT DISTRICT,
DAVID) YOUNG,
cf Concordia.
" W'e are authorized to aooound
the name cf
.IT~IOE JOHN OMTBOBN,
an a c.:andlidate fir reeledtion s , Jud
,f thle Ninth .Irdicial i)istr~it, comp
ing the parishes of Rapides, Natcb
tochet, Grant and Vernon.
SWe an sathorized to announ
the unme of
RL. L FOX,
as an IndlependeIt Cmandidate for
Judgtesbip of the Parish of Rapid
Louiiana.
Why is a tro. a.aght like an nunol
arienttloas person --Bt'cse~A t Ihas I
FUMiON ALL 3WOfVID.
As we expected and predicted, and
as was expected and predicted by is
every man not bhinded by bigotry, or m
led away by s too sanguine opih of L
the infalibility and impregniiUlity of tii
sisa own favorite ticket, a falion has t,
wen aucenomplished between the two nl
epposloI aectioms of eaCb of the two dI
leprate, and; oid well defined parties
that devide the State of Ltuisiana, as
weal as other States of the American a!
Union. We say now well defined par tl
ties, for the farce of Liberalism is N
played out, and Democrats aH*l Re h
~hl,?icans stand sqnarely arrayed a
;gainsat each other, without any ot- tl
side or itnsidiend \atsie, to draw off sup- o
nortera treem either. Indisposition has h
and will prevent us this Week from u
giving our "iews itii full, upon this sub- ri
ject, and We shall content ourselats p
with repeating our often before a
ponstively expressed the piui'n ii
that no democrat, Straight out, Last fi
Ditcher, Reformer or whatever name e
he may take, or try to conceal the
cloven fMot uCider, will be tie next tl
govertor of Louisiana. ii
We no not think it necessary to re u
capitulate the ticket, which is now it
called the FUstION one in contradistine- k
tion we suppose to the late one head- c
ed Liberal, though we think that it b
will prove confusion to the party: sufl
cient to say, that it is headled by Mc- t
Enety, a name so rendolent nad ek i
preisive of democracy, that we heaettl l
no longer than last week, a prom!neat, I
-ery prominent, and very infltteitldl e
member of the late liberal party, say, t
pointing to a dog that lay basking in Ia
the sun, "I had rather vote for that c
dog, than for McItIy."t Not rineferng
to his Iersonal traits, hlt to his politi
cal opitlrlnt. How far such setltiments a
will go, how mhiiy will shA;re them, anid a
%% hat eflects they a ill have on the gen
eral result, remains yet to he proved, t
we know positively, however, that I
deep dissatisfaction is telt and freely (
expressed, by many who intended a
s allowilag the sotmtw hat bitter pill;
tresentetl tetofe, Ut. gag and choke at t
the thought of the bolas now ofdered 1
to them.
We see it,ttated thtt Governor W~rr.
moth has pledged the new ticket the
fthion one, his cordial support, and I
yet in last Saturday's Republican, gen
erally supposed to be his organ and
mouth-piece, we find the extract be'
low, .which does not look much like it,
although it is true we cannot gather
much these days trom what med say
as to what thiey mean. As we re
marktd bltlre, however. we are indis
posed this week, and moreover the
track is not yet entirely clear, or all
the nags positively named and enter
edl, so we will defer farther remiiarks
undtil another time.
"Had the dissatisfied Repulblican
element been propetly deialt *ith there
is little doubt that the Conservative
ticket would have wben powerful a",d
controlling. It would have mollified
all the dissatisfied parties or individ
uals opposed to the sutmce8 of the
Radicalb. But what chdkie hban this
element now ? It has no love for iem
ocrats. It is more dstrustful ot them
that its former a s ates. Demo
cratic admiuisttattou, both State and
amunicipll, htave beet pretthsnt with
disaster to the best interests of the
8tate, and replete with folly where
wisdom was a conspicious necessity.'
Rae0reTATION.-AS tkill be seen
trom the Uotice in another iplace regis
tration commenced here last Monday,
andl will coitinue until the 26th of Oc.
tober, with the * zeeption of the time
employed in the same service, in other
parts of the parish, due noties of which
a also given. Captain J. 0* P. Hone,
is the Re.gistrar for this larish, assisted
by Memsas. 8rith and Wllttington,
and tbhus far, we belie everything
hlas gone on moothly.
We are requested tb bsay, iattd do Rn
on public grounds, that after the' reg
istration is over in the country pre.
cinets of the parish, the ofee will be
re-opened here and cofttinue open as
long uas the law requires.
g Our good frienud uo ueaighblmor
of ,he La. Democrat, is much exercised
Shat the Darkid, as ke puts it lose so
much time coming hlato town to regis
ter. In the abstract the Deemo r amay
he right,.we all leose too much time in
r' some way or other,- hut we apprehend
that if the Darkies were going to vote
ibr the ticket at the mbidst-head of
their adviser, there would t~ so talk
iflosin; time, andi we th!ak aho they
will be alit to say, "mind your own
basines.&"
a Tah Cusaus.-This institution it
- seeas has a usefulnetss (amoug others)
heretofore entirely unknown to s-as
by a reference to its stasticies, not on
.y the number, ages, colorand mation.
'P lity, of the inhabitants of a dietrict
may he 'nown, b-t it2 polit-i' sY ~.
ORANT AND WaM S OUTHL
The Springfeld (Mass.) Bepublicau I
is an independent journal, further re. thiu
moved from organitm than any of its the
Liberal contemporaries, alt .bgh di- i a
lighting in scandal and always rdy 1er
to attack. It is also a tindid journal,. id4
and when called npoh by the oosesion the
does tall justfi to a political oppo- '
nent. ing
In the present campaign it msaib pie
and advocates the election of Mr Oree ga
ley, but always in a digufid sand de i ezx
rent manner. It does not try to make. tiv
him the chief of saints, and General nis
Grant the greatest of sinners; but, on sy'.
the contrary, often comes to the resene ani
of the latter when assiled by 'some of ed
his unprinci led friends. We may this dal
nmuch by 'ray 3f ptefacee ?Li'd at the ter
risk ot having oar Oit hbloxy to IA- Hlt
publicanism questionel) to certain re- tics
mark. of the jouhsfl Th questioh. gir. box
ing the Piesident credit for having I)e
faithfully einfwoed the p ,ly t? wa whl
elected to carry out. That po!;?"te sats .a
a kindl of mailed maguanimity-' that fut
the South should be Cmpelled to Y4el '
in its inmost hesit that the handl laid, s:
upon it was as gentle and frienidly as, It'
it was strong and steady; that the ha
knife was not applied by an enemy to .t
cut and mangle, but by a surgeon to gix
heal and cure " or
The Republieas. then remark", and tin
the remarks are important theough to Lo
bh pttIte iu Large type: "Nov, Gen- his
1rAt~ Grant was put idto the White the
Ho.cuas e res to eFry ~ thb poll- th
ie lt e did not force himself upond T
the office; the people tfoaed the offIou fu,
upon him. They could not know. of a '
course, what sort of President he Pi
would make. But they took him at a thM
venture, believih~ hilh to bb the right 8lt
man tftr their pdYp t.. tbhey ha oare w
side of the reeoastructidn problem an
with perfect distinctness. They saw on
that a strong hand was needed at the A-i
helm, and they believed that (lGeeral of
Grant had wech a hand. So they th
elected him, and gave him his orders Cm
-to protect the negroes and to make lic
the ea-rebels behave themselves. He be
has obeyed these orders, ad it really a 1
will not do tor Northerna Bapublicans, Ni
who were clamering four years ago am
for a policy of gareter severity to now bt
turn round and call him, " tyrant," ,.
and "military usurper" for obeyingl hi
them. General Grant is entitled to K
fair play. There in reason to believe vi
that he has deprecated at heart the's at
nnnecessary harshuess which has been hi
used ; that he has sometimne even of
gone so tar as to discourage projects is
for additional repressive legislation; ;o
that he has been steadily over-ruled bl
by the adviers he has chosen, and ik
who, until quite recently, hare con-.
scioualy had public sentimeut behind
them." aI
We commend this paragraph and tl
its tone, to the Democrats generally 13
and the Liberals in particular. The fr
I policy of hate " id the use of the mil v
itary were demanded by these last c
Snamed four years ago. For whiateveri
Slaarshbaes to the South that Grant has
been gui;lty 6Sf they - are i~esonsible, "
sad eoasistency shoal close their )
I months.--lberrile New,.
SREMARKA3LE EwrxrlTustMs.-The
e Democrat says it cutlifttluntei Mec
.Enery when first nominated, bat as he
a thought he had no chiaew ot success,
it never expected to support aim. It
praised ColomE) Penn and supported a
him, partly U*eanse he had a ceawe of
. succest- and now that he and Colonel t
r McEnery are both on the same ticket., I
hsad the chances of both inelsed, its
enlthuiasum Is also prnpo monately
Sereased. Perfeetly righ neighbor, that
is the way othe V od: Haua fora
Sriding man, d'-d i fltii~g one.
Da. J. 0 AJeBLL-We refered last
" week to tlied expected presence of this
" ipopular gentleimna, iild ac.mluplished
" i maater of every brmemh Mf bhe profen
e sion. Dr. A. has since sTived ua will
be s~dbn by hi. etrd, aid has taken
room,, at the e·hbxhie HBtel, where
all who wish his protemkmnatl dervicws,
- should call and make engagements ga
She ba his hands ftll alrteady, and his I
time is liblited;
'7 ' The D.wt is in extgcldes over
i the aplpointment of BlegGistrar for this
d parish, and thinks it was a moeet judi
o em om, as the appointees its telti.
ogent hoanest!! eajalel! and uour
k ageou !!!! Well opinions will difer,
i and tb6ugh am to intellignee, honesty,
'es cpability we have nothing to say, we
donY titffik a.bfe e-erted against a
it feeble sad invalid old man, or one
still weaker, is anch to boast of, or be
boastedoL
An old lady, from the Emerald Isle,
Shearing that a raven will live for two
a hundred years, has just bonght one to
tryL f Th ic the fact.
Thehe political eoditi dl airs in
this States is perhaps moe "anomalous
-tkhi l ear babse In its hthfory. There th
ar a lwhsre that we ptfix'eive con re
-"ert bt action sad haki ly of `opinion. s
Bot Repeblicans and Deabtcrats, liue as
the mythical adventuarer, m'o went to i
asa upon a s~ittered plantl, he trust- th
ing to miracles ibr asfety. The princi
ples and precepts of the respective or
ganisationfare put aside, and political .
expediencaey is mating vain but alor-* u
tire ecorts to tairp the long recog- at
nised policy of sarties. Men whose
sy'mpathies lAr iAerme to fusion, of hN
antagonisti views and widely sander- s,
ed prieiplek, are attempting the th
dangWrlftt xptst eht of actiug ill co hi
curt t'tp pii \ 'lih revelrge , or acomp- th
lis1h I::?tirsf:p n;sl , q1a.stiontiiahc J)ti Ial
til A,4'r. The barriers of larty arte th
brokelt down, and Republitl and liI
)Demnocrat, Liberal and ittlrtnrer are "
wliirtingi together in the lkidingf pnliti
,a; iallldrl.c in indiseriuirm,'te cni
fssion. be
To a stranger viewing the singul:n" hi
spectacle it woid alppear inexpliable. hi
It tiso 1e las astonishing to thtase* who w
have watchedl the drvelopTim~ut'e that
ha luVl \Fught it alnwdt from the be w
ginnuing. Heretofore the moat virulent
or partisanu contests have beet diI
tignuished by clearly deflned opiniouws
Louisiana, to-day, ao man can define i'
his itrllCiples, since all ar, advrocting
those *hhlh have most rnotnti hecu n
the babhajct of his fierest olbjdtrg a
This truth is illustrated in the relt i1'
fusion. Who were more antagonistic t"
a week ago than the Fi7as soid the si
 Piesy15e-than Metnery and L'Pentu- q
than Sheridan and Eustis--t.au it
Sloanaker anti Zacharie t But the
wand of etpetiency waves over them,
and theft poliottltf " ebe' itfithes al
out ths sweetest tibrmonit'h dt life. a
soier is thb btl$tt side less illustraiv S
I of that strange political enchantment
that is sweeping over the land. The a
Customhouse and the Regular Repib r:
licans were at dagger's pdintd. PInch f
backs beeoae thb -Batty Percy" of t
a IlibW Fel1ltition, abd like Henry of V
I Navarre, his white plume eCrrled dis a
ºImay toth bosom of his whilom friends, ti
Sbut recent enemies. E\vrs Antoine's,,
" sable crest turned a shade paler at 1
his fierce, impetuous charges; and I
SKellogg's anxious ayes appeasled in e
a vatn to the stolid Packard tor asuist
e ance. Bat just when the war clou.:n
Shuung thickest and the rtiillllit ~tdsod
a of dismay rose highest, a Lhb1ik ol pft dih
Sise beamed in the sky. Peace settled 1
on the troubled waters,and theeon ds C
a broke and fled away. Doubt was
i dispelled and the bonds of bIrotlerly
i. love again united separated factios. a
d Such is now the situation-the r
strange, inexrpheable spectacle of t
i those agreeidg who were most bitter- I
y ly tbpposed. Old enemies are how a
Sfrienda, and the sundered splitiltEra of
s rariiuat frhgthenrl of partis a* l iit I
at lected and ktlitted together by that. I
Smaglcli gIttl called )iolitical expedlen I
I cy. it is more wditaletcih* than the
P, "C Cil-tiu' grip," di· Alptlldtali A cle,
ir brt;itt eoheAftte plisttr.
i.Ut, in the ftace of all these poditical
recovutilatiobs, the qnestilon naturally
ar:e'-,; wahr will it do tor the 8tat* i
cThe policy we are aolst ill neid of is
C that defined by well uunderietuad Irillci
' pCie. Nothinag enlti,' lutb~ 4Wllcut ell
it ee expected trom thbo bdlliititivg alid
alwrtive elemeuts. They bring ao
Of assurance of good, sad apply no aulve
el to the numerous efts lhat ttb'et tbthe
'tate goveriment. There ii iitelher
policy nor painciple in this strange
whirlpool of discordant political ele
st ments.-4N. O. Bemnie.m
To PIOPal3TY Ow.aLS.--Adlmit
at tlt'Mr. MEnery ha ctte sp minch
Sfor Lolaiant as Mr. KBrH'tg, that be
as fully as capable, mand that his et vi
oer in tbhe Coatqedrrt army justly
ill ard for him the sympnrtlral of onr
Swhite population, habould theIy ote fear
hit ? No, not even then. We honld
have st eye single to the work of re
'n, sttring the conAldence of the North,
it5sad pjrvina tlrat we sacept thte re
his isult of the war in goold faith. hit
caitnot he done by electitig a mans
whoase sote rtcommendatiou is his Con
er federate record. With the Sanllnoince
nment of McEnery's eleetiou tile news
wis will spread over the land with the r
i pidity of a prairie n that bhoiaaths
li. haa fallen back into tin hr adi of the
r ame " rebels* who took her 'sat of
the Unice. Ng ma immigru t, not a
rdollhr of northern eitl ril come
l, among us. ir t elect a capabie, tmn
we i eat sd siamere man like Seuator Kel
to lolgg who hbs come ber sad dire
no_ o for tbh people than rty lDeio
mcratic politicisa Hlike Me-Bnty hIt to
Sgether could ever aecompa, and it
will be retmaived at the North aa a
guarante Of sinues peace. It will in
ale, spire confld ce. Theiddof which we
wo are in sach pressing need will come in
to abundsaie, sad oar abandoned felds
v-il! bhoitO *ea e res.
We copy the lowiag from the 2~mes
of last evening: - Hn i
8aturday last, at Webb/r's store, in thin
the parish of West Felliana, a highly blet
respectable platn.s, W. .Sic'rd Hal , hou
soee of Uolonel Richa e dIale. was shot tiri
and killed by a mob ofexcited nelroe, spe"i
while lathe haLtls of 'he law. den
The crcumstaaees, as we gather thu
them, are as ollaows: :
Mi. Bale visited Weblbr's store last us I
Saturdai morning. during the excite- wnar
ment attending the RadItal imrisah 4a11
conveniun. Mr. Elsle was smanewhljt ug
nuder t. Wltlentnce of liquor, sutl  Ji,' ,,iol
flourishing his revolver, it w~a dis i
charged accid. a -ily wB1ilding a to
negro standinngu by. Ime:.diitel h gle
handed i is revu, r" 'o the p~tniastr, the,
a cniored man, ir d Iuiaied himrself in out
the hands of the .amstable, e oW t4)lk of Ii
him in charge and went with ltih,tb a holl
back room of the store. At this time gv
the excitement, which had been gradu- puIs
a113 increaseing, became intense, and of t
the negroes swore they i4 onld have his gat
Slife. h,,me of tlent entrered thie eet will
room and commeneced shooting, the ,e*
cont~table narrowly ecapinag the bul tit
lres
Finally the eonstable told aMr. Hale st;,.
he could protect. him no longer when no
he jumpei out the wihdow a,,d rant for iidl
his life. The ol)oh oq tit, outside were ilas
too quick ifor hlii. t"oi ~er, a1,,! he.
was instantly killed
The negroet at owc'e uittred~. It of
we udlerstatdl the Iltmst vigorus )ith
t ettrts will iws made to "lrini the guilty der
parties to puni)sihmeuit.
FUsvio ElrTiraaix.--We Mal tPltl c
inot 1i Mtrlrpriaed if the.Mugge.iotion tt tht
the Greeley regular Repub.licans do an
call a State onvention and iiOnlinate wit
a State ticket calculated ti tanite all the
setable, lptrinitic snd reform citizens. tir
t ,rove the ernly avenue to State re- ti,1
lemtltion yCet. The etthtliasi aIt telt
tempted to 1ws in;ifeited, over the ft .,y
sii'h ticket is so strainetl. mad con.- 1
quuintly banetcsting, that we domh it we
it cosn long he emailltainedl. Nothang tha
bat the lcriAtce of a Relubhliltl will 1n
keep its sickly fires alive. Th
J udgi-g by the *" tusio t" articles ou
I admitted to thie ctiltnntl of tile PicRy- nua
. we, we shonid thiuk that General 113
Sheri.tf, is picked out as the tiret 1,
" sop toCerelbu." ;nnie fufely shield aIlle
t ed sirilw, signing I" .` to a mneanl and
covert attaclk upon him, pits t.le quae
rv : ' Can't somne one say something haI
for thericlane--ome one decent awt lhai
tlhat he may at least once to his life wh
Biaat doiie even were it .accidentatl t" Th
W V- c~iii iespoiid. Wh did that which fee
neither "8.' nor the leeaders of the wo
ticket upon which he is found, now the sau
s ,Om))lwite. n appoealed tuo, cad : he fought pel
to malitat n the Union; to keep the enlI
Sflag of f letomn wavitig over the aoi! of let,
d Lmnisiase ; to let men lutter their hln- itt
, est sentiments without fear of tMdt 11ti phi
:W-athera or eftth; tt j ilv ltitman wt
tights to tpllions, of enlglaved ttmuan ho
betirgs. Whethctr (ie iril Swiridanr li,
Is was a distingbished pi;ldier ir do, nte
enidtti'ts I!ttlh tifitIl " ill .alhdw tort- ts
d his rriends anl eln illy gloritii cause of.
and c. ampionship.-[N. U. Rpasbi. an
pas. pr
Se
Ey Ex-GovEtNOR WULLt.--A will be . a
seen by reference to the Sttae ticket at
e at the head of our columns, this di
)f tinguished gentleman a native of Itn.
r- pides and of course a creole of Lnilsi
w sun, is now the nominated candidate s n
it ofthlt Bellltblicth party for Conirens p.
it from time fourth district id wtileh hila iin
at- home and parish is inicldhtl. '1'd i
t have already in these columhrd expres-,
be l1d our ,piniouh of Oovel'nor Well's gi
c- peculiar fItness for the position to (
which he aspitre, man opiion which cl
a thoughl dllereld tfrtl hr ltany, will he t
I shared we thitk by tidugh triunm
e f phantly to elect hilmt and elace him car nl
is ahebral of his tii'ket in the Inrinla i tl
bhiCh he a lietat k(Otrwl Like thel tI
leader of tl.e ~ICelahbias tj.ket we hadli a
l hoped to see (; ,vearilr e,;la soccnliy a
ninug another IM)sili)a, l t rithe serne,'l
noeensa 'wihk'b oelwratfd tci diefeaIt o i
e holwe is otae ease were Ihif t in both, o
be lld we shall take otaeioen hlerartter e
to etmlUarle the antfeerlelet-. o',tr cani- n
der didate nith thuce of liii tijiiTinist and t
Igo show eaocluively we hope Whibi i I p
. most t*tthy tif the aliport of all con
sietent and ohaeran"tive seen.
ii 0t6'F~Asoirana MOTHERa - "
it Tbhatk Goid, smte of us have a' old- a,
wh liabioned mother--sot a wonma of ,,
he the pariod, etlauneled andl Ilalted, I
I whose white, jewellecl hands la.ae
"i never felt the eldah, of lhaby flagers, I
tlv I nt a dear, old a.ashica.ld, swet.vc,l. I1
nrt cil(her with eyes ioto wllo.e depth r
fIr the love-iigh t'dftnt e aIu brown hlair
hie threlddd' with ,alver lyilag n0pon Ier
t fadtled c'he.k. T.hce dear hadlst, wont
h, with toi, irhichl guide:! our tettiring
e-' steps in ohihllhalai atc eamnoothdl otr I
pjt i' in tuickmarasts, Blessed is tht I
Smemory uf alt old 'aslhimt.ed mother.
It tfets to Bt nIow like the weantin.a
u- pli.ttinlmt of Stlne woodland hlo,,aeas.
w" That unudic of other voiere uea , be 1
. a lost; but the entrancing memory of
Sher voie will echo in our soa for
the ever.
SOther fatres will lade aws.y and be
ta forgotten, but her's wil t-.e con ntil
m the light frotm Heas e's pobralsl shall
o-. g c i~ " ,0or own. Whe isn the Ufui
el afsws oa b li ite cps thet wander
ae bIck td he old 6auisitrid, an m re
r. t t~ie wal worn thresharld, tlad
o-. race more in the Is qrnit mea i as
it how.& wl-by her ipreesee, heow the
i. pin~denc comi -ove a aq and we
we kneed down in the western window,
jin jast where long iean agr we knieltby
aids our mother's knee, lilng, "Our
Father."
No home! What s msllbrtune
How sad the thought! There are
thousands who know nothing of the
blessed ilfiaene of a comibrtable
home; mertW thrmque of a want of
t-jrit, or i¶lSpated habits. Youth
spent in a 'nVotuUs uaserneuts, aad
dernoraliztia .a aocitionsu, leaving
thems at middle ake, whru tae phys.
ical aue inteit.'tual man should be hi
its greatest ºvigea'. 'Pervatted and with.
'mrt olnea Iattlutbh. amthitieon. Fot long
+1(e "l. t, ',. , tOltlenter gone, itfid othb
tug to .;rk to, i i :l rge. but .. a
i e.t,,e:li 111 tline 'SonfltU tlllity Wb
dhir 81J.,il; I 4o olnaiitat No home
to dIv to ihell wemied with the strnj.
gle It' i tte,.ai to a e,; ,o wife to Oeer
themr ii their dteslaoadeucy j no virtu
out. houseahold to ugie zest to the joyp
of life. All is blank, and there i nb
holpe ot'ceeqr except that which is
given oirt by the hands of prtiate or
Iublic characters. When the family
o 'the illuslatlicuti and sober citizen
gathers areund the el&erful fire of a
wintry dlay, the homnsees man is
seekiing a shelter in the cells of a sta.
tona house, or begging tor a night'
rest in the ,uat.huildings of one who
st;arttsj in, life at the at me time,, e·ll
n1o greater advantages; honesty and
ilihnstry built up that hode, Wlifle
dlis-ieuat loll destroyed the other.
MAnt" IIrtwNICA*cE.-As the trials
,f li:t thicken, land the dreams of
otlw" 1its t'lde oune by oe isnto the
deep vista of dieappointed hope, the
Iheart; gr',ws weary of the struggle,
4ail we Iwegi [to realize our insign~t.
,titact. Those who have climbed to
thr pinnac.le of tanwa or revel hi luuIry
atntl weal:,h, go to the grave at last
with ttihe por me.ndicaznt who begs by
the wayside, and like him are soon
ft;rgotten. Generation after gebaem
tia,, smss all eloquent writsI, ' t
telt as we feel. and their fellows were
:,S ai;:l"V' ii, iie ase4tiare now. ~tfe
ip,,,,'I hwa. r.is d a spot, whiI niturs
woer, t i .a ..i alwct of hetity aswhet
the tl'1ehtoi eoiadidalaeded her to be.
A.nd a, it .thall bw hetn we are gun..
The heaeen\ will be as bright ever
our grlaes as they are now aroand
olur path. The world will have the
smle sit ramtctionas tor ofiaitimg yet
Ilnlmtori that It had once for onuraives,
.all thiet it has hovw If'rourchildeirn.
Elam Dye, a San Fr;anciisoo, man,
has invented a walking machine. It
has ordinllay wheels and axles, tb
which is attached a heavy frame work.
The.e( are four traverse bars of ten
feet e h, which work ia the talme
work in tracks which earry rollrs to
support the barm. The bartn ! .e it
peiled by ohaueeting eda direct o tie
eugine, so adjusted asto any requfr.e,
length of step. These are fo(rty lep
attached to the travere bars, on a
pi or, at all angle of forty.rre de"we,
which shod east Iron tet Pimilr t
horses' feet. The btos travel alternate
ly., as a hoors steps. The bars are co&
ecte t , a rock shaft, steered bi
wisr iAc, teVatýl i man perfe coaitrct
ifji.. There are to wtrle, *hick
are w.tml isiwply in carrylg it, sot in
propelling it. The boiler is a common
verticat utlular holler. TMs machitne
, Ill aw used lor t.rlesrlmhg am plowing
at presa'et, bat it is lmbilt for hauling.
The nomination at Syr~'ese of
(ihrles O()'(onor by the straight oat
Ne«w Y' k I ),emcwraey as their gadler
n i" on .1 eaneilhlate earrn. s wit 1i the
jiuitoe,le terlnule. , tile Greeley tcket
in that State. In 'caste the ntmmiiatien
6nis made the erect will be the ae mas
General Cams eno utered in 1hA.
STrue, the Deuecratkic majorit wa
tgreate i then fdiat now, but tdc dr.
teammt.,14ia Snl. a;bdd to the altimate
Schiaesl ot defeat. thrb a nomblll
tion woulda be in harmoay with the
Louivsrille morvemeat, and its eisets
woH(li be more dieastrons to the iabt.
Ir an ase than if Mr. ('ounw edid
a the aackkt td ie Iput in the deld I.
c the Louisaille emvetation, irnik
l o wig ,adidate for Govrernor with
e can IriL to iis sUpport stroing
H powert cl lo.al elements that will tbh
, o therwiase hbe acted by the natiral),
re tavai.s. Is anay eest gIb a "RqL..
i- naticia wold have a p.merl inuteae
d tbat coan nt ite diareugrded withila
ill pan.t.-- I.V O. ai
a
The Playqme evidently dleutla i
ttli;ion, to ,emmn a ordial saupt Ct I
- all the Last )itehes on the ticket, S
f mailk and water toleratiot of atl
L:b;lrls, and mnstintinag abuse of be .
Slte'plli'ans. A masked seribsMri
1 wIt -uiges hti nwate £.,* Is petaLtttd
to' indal,. :r, th. sual talgid  tiradd'
r r.asm,. lrob':l', that he is the aly
ag man ore the tic-k't who risked his M -
ir fir the stars aad strilW5. If this MIs t
h.' l, the way the Ia'neratis ar to tame
. ,tre tl. eletlion, how wi n iNi.
a a t n·!warl .It is tilt tiher we 0'
b fair anaderSatanding..-H-. 0. aumN :es
r f In another plaoe we copw bt .
an exchange, the ameant of the *bnt
bieg at Wt Weiea'lS Star', In the Par
rl Itale, o that Pasih. l. WEae s
Sas we are ifermed at ee tnite a..;
dent oer cdet, at the MIttary mii*
dwh in operation aear here,esiIS
e likely aom of or# readmes m  b
be- b~en agInsmted with him.
we
ew, Whatsthe mot rpueitlhs t dB
mmbnatyhret s~-- ie, dar eveu
pair is soled before. it is finished,