The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1866, Page 4

[ SE——————— Bumn'u Notices. wxeTil FoR THE EXR l'lm'nfi'm State o mong the Radi ity of 30,000, exhansted cebiilad with 0 heut Judge War € rLeoRaTED STOMACE a0 mote that v gain will be large Flijoh Hize was ¢lae! “this ¢ alopue of edicises. casi :mhr n.n STOCES AND MA mers in all parts ramterest to adrertise 1n Tl Im civemlation 4-/ lm’ Tizt tu.u.,\n ~ FORK TE II‘I ‘,I 20 cents per ARED OiL nFlM.\l Seni-WEERLY I "ksLY TRIBUSNE, &1 ;w‘ isement inserted an the —tha'resull of hor, inatend of TURSDAY oo cr wear, than tha | natory of II.(‘ Re and ghonld be S10R Ham Dy’ il injurious p.ulm.‘,_ £ TGO ng their cla 1 candidate most desorvimg, we urge the Republicans of the IXth snd XVth to m(uk 0 it, in the con |Iul£.|1| %5 and Shives “.‘\r' 30-BRONCTIAL 'l i great v of \an.\ n‘é.\flu.\'v !!:n-l MATE | o se bost uflu.l»..'\ it (o restate U Houe AGAIN. RRY PirMATRE BLASCH .ur Tows or Hiat ke tient whick ican, making, wi more are added , Kent, JACEINE CONPANT Brookficld, wh No. 1% Brosdwy. y Mareb, and whic riown, omed o Radical ¢ 5 Allowipg this, the Repablican towns stand 00, at least, indepeadent of the si but whick are no doubt still Republican. "Wood bury jomns the divided number of towns beard at all that Lave v that onr calculst Counecticut towns tiese are admitts TMorrs Crex o i glowey and 1on < Fold by dvaos. No. 10 Astor Livnre. & Sams, Surrenra: "n-n & Co.’s Racieal Cure 7 2 pest fn e wail), wio Nop OxLy ul‘ the F. qnuw % \"m,. Ges and wir tholes, etailing ol w o wad all Digmases o the hln‘l" Deyot, No. 4 Chi Bont by b gprees 1o orier by \MHL\KM\ T New SYSTEM Mastia:-d octave pas T Covans AND. COLDS.—QUACKINBU:H'S Sy 1d by aii Droggists. 85c. pes boitie, C , part of & S Corroxnnon. Who'e ¢ COLDWELL'S pnu any Jr-rn and \\ALl\u No. 4% 10 ‘I saci C un.mm( T0 WALE By a0 WaLKER, No. 478 Hroadwey Sm\ ING-MACHINES Parer Raar Tlm Towk Skwixa ALACHI B —Lm K \'“Tl Ho— is beaten will Lave son Democracy professes entire cou to make Heister € le"(‘f’\]lh Our fri Berronnovr Macwxe No. €25 Broadwar GROVER & “BAKER'S HIGREST PREMICM VIASTIC Maowinss {nx fami'y vee. ‘40 485 Froadway. ette, $ per doz .H-‘ouu»n_d*ul. A L hl ST valooun and BUsixess SUiTs ROKAW HROTHERS. 0 l- of the lupmx dacided majori An enormous Le Iron aud Coa! | generally agains disfranchisement can be generally « The Democratic serters that they can v The American Freedman's Uzi fotd & spocial meeting on Wn.ne in tae (ity of Baltimore. Howasl, Hon arters and ( ‘Ward Beccher, l|'d~~ I. seell of )l sudothers of ke distingtion, those who are to be present. to give a lifl to the cause in Mary u'uV pegro oducation and e.m.\t on thre mhom the ~m. Lern Btates gonenally. she has wnl il 1 Emancipation, st 8o hor sister States of the Scoth An association has been for for that parpose, which—aided by the Amcrican Freeds | where the boar Uaion Commission, of which ostablishad and now maintaing in snceessf Ward of 70 frce imen's schools, conduc 'rd chiefly by orn teachors. This is a good beginn and descrves encoursgement frou &l e in de regularly tried anl it now setting av the matter of ae and, where the election itis & lm.- ch— | tions are gene be close; but, | it set-m to s, mt s g0 d “\rk e —— M3 Auoa Dickinsou will deliver Ler new po! Joctars, eatitled “ The Rojected Stone, next Tuesday ovening. It is a pie Rpactial Justice as tho basis of u.-c Morgan (Dem.) "r. ate State a total vote for G. Sov dduly i ’\’tw-flork Bmln enbm MONDAY, OC T"'ll I( NEWS Uk' 'J‘Hl'l Misaouri there is groaten- ‘e I + political progpects in Iowa are br r Nothing Bas he! of pecion A it an .A.md( HARLRS imons and euth They back that chol tige their brethren of the IX ousider that the XVIith Ward 15 of Freedow, Progros (Democratic ajeitios for Gov, med fo claimed as gains even in all, from is 1 ted, we are PENNSYLVANIA will choose & Governor® 4 Ropre- eand an eatire slatare having to choose a U. 8. Sepator in the | ace of Lugar Cowan for six years from the 4tk of March next), and some local officers. —considerably more than ever Lefore. bas done and i¢ doivf its very utmost, sud vrhwhu(- s for its consolation. ifidence in its ability | er Governor and carry the State ¥ they will elect Gen. Geary rity of Fifteen to Thixty Thousand, with ves in Congress, and a the Legislature. neh ¢ m Las been effected in 1 and the cities, which are i balanced by the fl-sneaks, if that but we presume it Commitiee assu ice of the act of | and that of the State Legiclature, and cites njm.v:nl opiuion that only those who Lave been | of desertion can be Having ukm | precluded from voting. - They bave instructed their local counnitiees to insist on every deserter voting, Loards ave likely to exclude | | thew, transfer them Letimes to other polling distriets | will be thout the deserters beaten. : last year, Ofl!u chose & (-u-..mr lsst year, when Gen. J.D. Cox (Union) kad 29,03 majority over Gen. Geo. W. | In bLad 20,779 m '60 and 59,- of Congress and some subordin- ‘ local officers are now to be chosen. The rlast year was 417,720 envy a3 g ol w the Reserve, where theris now no serions conte The Republicant in '34 electad I7 hs which are seen t r‘h EN at | to bay securi aked of any | Cnrrency, the Sec | & five per cc therein most If there was anyth vote on the Rescrve, we see not how tha H‘ | ehance to be Gorernor, b which The Leader cla ‘I Al n_-ll {ND a libe 2 had 35,071 over ever, was r-d.cm‘uu.\ embled with the Der possible that o @ wost of the res oW 1o e N mg priety) called Money, iastie choiee for has mever had a to 50 per cent, 6. Gold flowing bither from E 2 of goods enormonsly n &t States Honse of Reproes vy adventiirers Ads-of Congress ¢ products—the Gold, wi ¥ ng billsagainst L d grandchild count, and sper The 7.,,1 s's manifest v of Napoleon and 6. High prices for labo I world to sell m and the worst to | o8 pass throigh this office. Osxford, Nrnnv!: and , aud the con nillions of our people’s bard e her wild Indians, lifhting ant uhl\(‘. and covering her ar.l wastes wit d: That nearly every Dem alic mewber has which had been reck- ury might and should iuangura earncst, vital faith in the doctrines of L Speech aud his‘Annual Report, we b After long and patiout wait on driven to the conclnsion iates tlw present perilous position uf t ing whatever to improve it— e dispensers of fine phrase [Il‘lh:l‘ of virtue and morality whose words ave iu per- petual conflict with their deeds, Is this uncharitable issued, and judge: ry impuise to the p nominal values is given by the gr value botween 1,000 in Gold and iu** Legal Tender.' | culating that th | debasement of | speculator barga tican members kave dec mificent failure, to Vory respectiully, yo 1. ORDWAY, Sergeant-ot-Arms, U, 8, IL. Reps. | every Union voter s i et there is o reason w nfe'p e .’m-l taxation, whereby a few adventurers d at the cost of the great mojority. alrea Hoffinan's speeche version of the ex-Record wonld be enri If we need a port on the ( d undary on the Rio Graunde, we can ob- now enabled to say 5 thirds of the ve gone Republican, and 10 of Ty tlml. lw is one nuessee, and if Lincoin is clected and i on these principles, it wili be reststed by forer. Two per- | correspondenca stotos: sons-will then claim to be President, and Z know on which | *The work g ade “to conl We have v\mk en home, and should attend to it, her own salvation in her own wa debased, rarely or n tervention and mast . THE NA TIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. The meeting of the Archbishops and Roman Catholic Chureh in the Un opens to-morrow at Baltimore, jn et of r--\:x siderable interes , irrespective of crecd. dx,murica represent is no longer a stran- During the ninety e, the number of from one to forty-seven (am igh of this sort at Mesico work out | Nations are often MORROW, PENNSYLVANIA, Ispiaxa and Jows. record their verdict on the Ad- J of Audrew the returns will show: sunnuing up of the advices | side the fighting meu will be fonnd, The geutleman who took | in a letter to a prowinent citized of Sing’Sing, rget the impression made ¥ same nmu:nc p..u will be enhanced ly afl rther | other words: a for S0 many shares : other stock, at a gi fature day, on the strength of Lis expectation that the Currency will then bo still farther debaszed, p | Currency price of this stock consequently enhanced. At least 8ix Huandred Thoaeand votes will be polied | 1y other words, he bets that our * Legal Teuder” will |t Each party 1 hurv less actual value 30 or 60 days’ hence than at to take and pay whoso betr sly co! ¢ [or a foolish young ma is naturally the sub- for all ecitizens of the nth will drop A~ Irew Johnson md the Cop- | perheads like hot iron the monie are without power. Already Lelow the Potomse full of muitered rage e anprincipled pol party to fulfill thei into a false posi years of our na- This debasement is effceted in two wa, making *‘Legal Tender” abundant; secondly, by,making Gold scarcer and its acquirement more difficnlt up Gold tends to -hvy\:m aud Bank Notes more of pricsts from population connected with the Church is esiimated at at least jm)( u)--_j? that of any other pa except the combived denominations of Me‘hfln.ils ops assembled in Baltimore represent, ' not ~nmmhmz foreign to our land, but a considerabls | pm"uu of our own nation. ¢ Baltimore Council that numerous than ail civilized world, otal population nominally " 190,000,000, wh pulation nominally connected w Whatever tends to lock te our actual Currency. Cullocl’s latest exp of his nu'm'nl current: number exceedin issued, aud note l?wu.' it ; ing Radical vote in support of (,unm 8 that the adop- the Rebels to powsr has been J""u“l tion hy them of' the C¢ from whick will forthwith quletly ta It adds to the in | the Roman Lnlu.'hcx other religious —Here are over Ei | boarded—for wh. | the rate of § Millions of Gold and Silver | The Debt is being reduced at 000,000 per month. The enrrent | Revenue Jargely exceads the current Expend! The cufrent receipts of Cuin very largely cxceed the i proved by this acen- Jle reason can you conceive enormous hoard, subject to 4 all other mischances, g the principal of our Debt would diminish the annual interest parable thereon by at least Five Millions of Dollars ! Were the Secretary to nse this coin forihwith in the urchase and extinetion of Public Debt, he would, jum on Gold—in other words, diminish the debasement of car Currency, thus brfnp- ing us ever so much nearer to healthy, nataral | pricess secondly, be would signally appreciate our Publie Debt, and cowpel foreigners who henceforth | buy it to pay something like its actual value; t speculation and diminish importation; fourtbly, it would enable the Secretary to renew his loans, when lie shall be called to renew torms far more favorable than he can | gether, the t n H. Jenks of B; r of cotton and woolen 1 current demends ¢ to b | "lu,um. Isy, to enable cvery vote ischarge his daty to the conntry &t the pol it ceery man on the pay-roll with & full duy's | every ono in this vicinity Lot the reorsl ¥ work—an example wiich we commend for imitation | ¢ disaffected officials’ luas doge more ol for keepiug on hand th embezziement, burglary, | when its instant use in redaci own couniry, it is especially the Catholics wko read the acconnts of the Council with intense generally know that, as Louis Na- stated in his mani sto, the time will Il count a popu- | f people ; that then s much larger | poleon recently soon come when the Unite lation of more than 160,000,000 If these instrue- | eyed, the vote for Governor will | votes, Clymer, Lincoln's ma- | ou & moderate first, reduce the pre: numberfof Rowan Catholic Roman Catbolic bishops than any country the world; and that, therefore, in general counci and in Catholic conventiens, containing representa- of the world, the Catholies of the United States may soon ravk foreme another consideration imore a special importe Amendment forcver prohi tutional Amendment e | all the States. Yet it is opposed of the alarming {act that if the were admitted to Congress without the p tives of all th Copperheads in the House, and | the meeting in Bal - possilie, in ‘64, when it 1l of the Fade i il ol the | | not fail to Catholie | {1 most | e | e | Ny plewill | onio wil Bishop ‘n‘~f“ Congros, with Messs, M. B, Wa aceession of Johnzon maa to ther t tha places of howse ay, 3 i actlnz upoa e tha dog.* il any, are if they canew wlition of ox- rating the Couneil ma; wliead 50 much e o QUESTION OF SALAPRIES, has hee of sala \ M. Shellabargor, car Vith Distriet, Oh | be elected by 1,500 majority— Whata pl p men from tio polls, whea slept in masshes, and w s of the and d [:191 “but it'vll up i trict of this 1 1 an t this he following con- ! Moren P ——— Arms of the United ¢ s Wo conunend it to No:thampton Countr, McClellan. Our cotr that it is not ¢ it can be increased, 2 Y arge number ners have beon T, Henae I'_" . 1e Democratic vote, But few Repa d by (e Hon. adozen in all, bave turned inst ws Wi gained as many "The propy lion to adc yapidly | g nh!-vm 0 members of the House of | Demacratic party, ‘That strooture fa vk tnudxh'._vl'uu’nl;n( to utter and final rala B ot an obstinate tastel ayments t | side of it, who has Lad better hurry out of it, s h t drawn nor received ene dol en | . y dollar of the exty wtwhich o | s oniod Trent. vter ol ot ooted to | from the poils by the old exeuse “OMm! ey make no appreciable d e him, while @ large number of the Repib- d to acc the Coppe muld elect SING SING OPINIONS. ‘"f' Copp iven several specimens of Magor | Waste no time i cxeusos, Yote! during the war, Here is auother e {or revolution: 2 elestion | Stood 10,6 gurated | of 1,920, The foal mca expeet to do BWE denounce the proclamation for < 0u hravely in this portiea¥ | aud we shalt retura the Ho ] s of this epeech says, | for Congross, by an increa Twill | that stern stuff which e | bribed.’ | is speeck. T o i Throe unprovoked attac ¢ | Yeported in our columns to d ", | by the Southera | bead crowd in Ca processions were atiackod with pistols a number of persons wounded—oneype There i3 but one way to answer thes cepting thet of legal punishment, answer at the Polls to-moriow. dom is the cause of Orde L., nl.d in Phila 0 not bell will | or o bad one ¢ they sce that they e air of the whole 1+ who, witbout 8 promises, hav misled the Suuth on of wild bopes aud arrogaut de- t i-m we can confer vpor CRADICAL TO THE COR!" “Ras P Bickpaxe!" are motloss cnmp_‘ in every Republican l»ohlnnl | the North and West. Axn epithet to the opponents of the policy whisd 3980 overwhe iondd Amendment is caunot posibly ¢ ¢ worn. Yes! the people &% | rooted in their determination to Lave 8 . * | under whick all men, irrespective of ool 6 #lall enjoy freedom of labor, fno\\l-( | equality of rights. Uncomproms -fi | character of the polities that will doainatt try heneeforth. and rifled mus- : ’ pe ’r o8 | Tye removal of good Ui woiks at noon of | gunointient of Copperkeads, 38413 a the establ ‘l- good to the Union cau-e. A Lurg, Pennsylvania, writes us: prous 4 go to work toupbuild the u R snicidally wre 1 ’ leshurg, Penn., wai uachinery ) mez, Me issuc wen to close t i w manufactarer o the conntry. | publiean party of this constry than s ” i | made during the axnpalu’» and 8¢ regsd 500,000,000. The Con ratic vote being stren, ecovgl ite parment. ‘The | mer to carry the cousty, ralizes representation in | County will give the gallaat Geatf, v the Copperbieads in | Geo. Miller, Radieal candidate fol ¢l Baates | majority—more tb: ervrM’u‘- tes 0O in the uppeu.l for Clymer, {mm 8 paper |\r-om | 'lLe Sauth forget Hf‘ it would only require the wake the assumptipn of % would double the