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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given, that Conven-
ton will be held at Scdoolcraft, on the 18th
day Of October next, at two o'clock P.
NJ, to nominate a suitable person for Sen.
ator for the Third Senatorial District, in
place of CALVIN BRITAIN, whose term Of
service expires in December next. The
different counties in said Senatorial Dis.
trict, are requested to send delegates to this
Convention. 1t is important that all the
Counties should be represented.
BY order of Democratic Central Cor.
responding Committee.
Kalamazoo, July 30, 1887.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
MONROE DEMOCRATIC MEET
ING.
"UNITED WE STAND"

The undersigned Democratic citizens of Mon
roe County, would request that meeting of the
Democratic Electors throughout the county may
take place at the Court House in Monroe, on
Wednesday the 18th inst. at 2 o'clock, p. M, to
give general expression of the views of the par
ty, with regard to the administration of the Gen.
eral and State Governments, and the candidates
now before the people. The undersigned believe
it high time that the Democratic Party were
more thoroughly organized preparatory to the
contest this fall. The old Federal Junto have
thrown aside their hypocritical garb Of democra-
cy, and entered the field our open enemies
and it is to be hoped they will hereafter fight un
der their own colors, and never again attempt TO
creep into our ranks. Let us arouse from our
lethargy, and act vigorously, promptly, and har-
msnously, and the victory is ours.-Monroe,
Aug. S, 1887.
Attached to this notice there are rising two
hundred names, among which we find the names
of
Laurent Durocher, L. s. Humphrey,
Geo. b. Harston, Eliphalet Clark,
ID. F. Southwick, jeff: G. Thurbcr,
Gilbert Palmer, Edw. ID. Ellis,
Seba Murphy, II. v. Man,
A. Morton, John Duffeld,
J. w. Alexander, Alpheus Fetch.
The most of these gentlemen, as we'll as many
others of the list, well known in Western
Michigan, and it will give our friends much plea
sure to see that they have taken hold of the mat
ter of sustaining the regular nomination, with so
much spirit.
The Wings when they made their nominations
calculated largely upon the support of the Demo-
cratic party for their candidate for Lieut., Cover
mormon on account of his being a resident of Mon
roe-but how disappointed now. Their only
hopes were to divide the democratic ranks by the
locality of their nominees-but 10 and behold their
projects have all faied-ther hopes are all BIAS
ted-and the Democrats are decidedly too old for
them. The voice from Monroe and st. Clair
should be enough to shut their mouths on that
| subject.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

Federal majority in these three counties, 1l09
which is an opposition gain, as compared with
the result of the presidential canvass in Novem-
Der when, however, there was thin vote.--
Then the aggregate vote in these counties stood
1856 opposition to 500 republican
The Raleigh Standard of Aug. 2, says,-The
returns for Member of Congress for Edgecombe,
have been received. The vote stood for Wilson,
Wan BUREN, 1867; for Stanley. (Whig) IT,
We are told that the prospects of Gen. Wilson's
election are very fattering.
BY the above, il seems that in the district,
with the exception of two counties, Hyde and
Tyrrel the wing majority is only 10 votes.-
Pettigrcw's majority. in 1885, was over $780,
So, after all the Growing of the wings, the posi-.
bility is that they have lost one member of Con-
gross, and the certainty is, that they have lost
votes unless the two remaining counties give a.
wing majority Of more than 500 votes. These
counties, IN 1886, gave the White electors ma
Jority OF about $50. At any rate, all tho wing
cry ola great gain in favor Of the Bank party, is
fog and moonshine. Old Rip Van Wrinkle will,
hardly be caught snooziog, this season.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

u The following letter, received from Three
Rivers, was not intended for publication, but as
our readers will doubtless like 10 hear how mat
tiers are going up that way, we have thought pro-
per to insert it.
THREE RIVERS, August 3, 1887.
Mr.. EDITOR IL wish you would send US up
some tickets by the bearer; we shall have some
opposition here, but we shall carry the day |; as
farmers will have to do the most of it--some of
the town folks think that these hard times have
all been brought about by the general government
but we can sec farther into a mill stone than
all that. think the town of Bucks will give
large majority for CRARY. supported GER
tain man last fall for the legislature, who pre-
tended to be democrat, but his acts have shown
us the contrary. l was deceived. am perfect
ly satisfied now. l have always lived up to the
true Jeffersonian democratic principles, and as
long live to act shall abide by them as nearly
as possible.
Now while am writing, must give you cred
it for your former course with regard to local
matters. With political paper, particularly, it
is the only correct course. have noticed, that
ever since your paper was started you have al
ways spoken well ofall the ncghboring villages
IN the county. 1t has gained your paper many
friends in this section.
Ifyou have time write and let me know how
election is going in your town.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob't serv't.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

We take the following gratifying intelligenc,
fgom the Louisville Advertiser, with regard to
the Mississippi Election:
claiborne has been elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority, and it is said the other democratic
candidate has also succeeded.
To the friends of the free institutions of the
country we say, stand frm-be cool, collected, de-
termined. Unless the federal party be correct,
in pronouncing the people incompetent to govern
themselves, it is impossible for the advocates of
the banking and credit systems to accomplish the
objects they have in view.
We have received the following additional re-
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
for membhrs of Congress. Messrs. Gholson and
Claiborne, the Van Buren, candidatcs,were car
rying every thing before them"
ALL HAIL DETROIT!
WINGS TRIUMPHANT!
THE CITY REvoLUTIoNIzED REDEEMED
TORYIsM DEFUNCTM

TORYIsM DEFUNCTM
The Election resulted most gloriously for the
Wing cause. Theodore Williams, the Wing can
didate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, was
elected by minority of ffty-one votes over Peter
Desnoyer, the regularly nominated candidate Of
the Tory party.-Detrot Advertiser.
Ha! Ha! Hal! "Bombastes Furioso," was
you not more than "three sheets in the wind" or
vulgarly speaking was you not most gloriously
drunk when you wrote that articlei
They say that the Wings were SO tremendously
'.bamboozled," the night of the election that they
could not even hang on the ''lamp posts,". and
finally had TO take to the cutters. We could not
expect any thing else from ''all the decency,"
call the talent" "all the responsibility" and "aIl
the wealth." The truth is, there were only about
800 votes polled. The Democrats thinking the
Office of Justice of the Peace of but little conse-
quence, did not turn out. Another thing-there
are great many ofthe Democratic party in that
city who are mechanics, working men, who have
to live by their labor, and time with them is pre-
cious. They will turn out on important cleo
tons. The Democratic party have lost no
strength in Detroit, and the editor of the Adver-
tiser knows it. After all their noise, there was
majority of Democratic votes pollcd, but there
were two democrats who received few votes
each, besides the regularly nominated candidate.
consequently the Wing was elected.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
CONSTANTINE REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1897.

ron GOVERNOR,
STEVENS Il. MASON.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
EDWARD MUNDY.
FOR CONGRESS-,
ISAAC E. CRARY.
DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL CORRESPONDING COMMITTED
Mcssrs. C. LANCASTER,
DIGBY v. BELL,
p. r. TOLL,
Il. w. LANGLEY,
and s. TRUEsDELL.
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE FOR EACH TOWN:
Town of Leonidas,
Isaac e.. Bailey,
SJairus Pierce.
Town of Nottaway,
William Mottram,
Benjamin Sherman.
ToWn OIL BUCKS
Cyrus Ingerson,
George Buck.
Town of White Pigeon,
Daniel HoweH,
Chapman Yates.
Town of Constantine,
William C. Pease,
Daniel Munger.
Town of Colon,
L. C. Matthews,
Daniel Hogan.
Town of Flower6eld,
Mr.. Woodruff,
Mr.. Foot.
Town of Florence,
Albert II. Strong,
Jehiel Dimick.
Town of Mottvillc.
w. "A. Sanger,
abraham Riecert.
Town of Sherman,
Olirer Raymond,
John Sturgess.
Marshall Lirermore.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

Cheering to Farmers.--Capt. Phelps of
leicester, in this county, for a single load
of wheat drawn by one pair of hor ses,
which was marked in Mount Morris last
week, received one hundred aud tpcnty. nine
dollaas and forty-tro cents. Our farmers
must feel the pressure ,-[Gcnesco Regis.
Ter.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

1.-THE Address ofthe Democratic State Con-
vention will be found on our first page. 1t is
sound republican document.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
FREEMEN TO THE POLLsm

TuNE--"Bruces address"
Lo! the wave of faction rolls
Onward to the op'ning polls,
Yeomanry of noble souls
Stem the hayward stream.
Raise dam and dam the tide,
Ere food it stretches wide,
Ger the country of our pride,
Or Liberty's dream.
Proud aristocrats combine,
To level freedoms sacred shrine,
And the fabrick undermine,
Of our Liberty.
Froemen! onward to the spot!
Wigs and Bankites ne'er forgot,
Expose their foul accursed plot,
To bind in chains the Free!
Biddle's chains are chains of gold;
Wings are bought and wings are sold;
Bankite factionists are bold,
In base scurriity.
Democrats are firm and free!
None but Heaven bends their knee!
They scorn corruPtion's currency,
And Wing servility.
Onward, freomen! to the polls!
No money'd pow'r your vote controls--
Inscsib'd upon those little scrolls,
CRARY and LIBERTY
Down with the Wings and Bankites 70!
Each Jackson vote 8 fatal blow,
To proud Columbia's daring foe
DEMOCRATS ARE FREE!
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

pTho article under u Q head of "Congrcss,"
from tho Hartford Times, will be found worthy
pcrusal.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

New wheat, from King George county,
Va, has been sold in Frcdericksburgh at
81 67 per bushcl.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

Ihe following confirmation of the above news
we take from the Courier and Enquirer, Wing
paper:
Mississippi Eiection.--Tho only additional
information brought by the Express Mail,
of the election IN Mississippi, is contained in
tho following extract from the Augusta Con-
sritutionalist Ia Van Buren, paper Of the first
instant.
"Mississippi.-By this days's western mail,
we have received Mississippi papers containing
returns from Lowndcs, Kempor, Monroe, Choc.
taw, and several other counties, Of the election
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

North CaroIina-From the district repre-
scented in the last congress, by Mr.. Pettigrew,
(whig) returns have been received from all but
two counties,-as follows
From North Carolina, the Norfolk Beacon
gives the returns from three counties in the Edge
combe district as follows
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,
AT CONsTANTINE.
" The Union-it must and shall be PRESCRIBED"
Andrew Jackson.


Andrew Jackson.
he undersigned, citizens of the town
onstantine, would respectfully reques
, meeting of the Democratic Electors
is town, may take place, at Hunts
i, in the village of Constantine, OF
rday Ecning, the l9M inst, at Z O.
!, p. M, toygive general expression
e views of the party, with regard t
administration of the General and Stat
ernments, and the candidates now be
the people.
onstantine, August Is, 1887.
John G. Cathcart,
Daniel Munger,
John Harrison,
Watson Sumner,
Erastus Thurber,
Allen Goodridgo,
IL. X. Kean,
Charles S. Adams,
julius Porter,
Albert Chandler,
John C.. Fory,
Isaac ]. Ullmann,
John P. Gladding,
William Henry,
Daniel Woodwork,
Jefferson Nash,
d. T. Holmes,
Truxton Swena,
Malon Haywood,
Thomas Charlton,
M. HI. Barton,
A. w Gods,
Adam Henderson,
Francis Bungay,
Danield Arnold,
William F. Arnold,
William hamilton
Robert Hamilton,
John Hamilton,
George B. Burnett,
Robert Crawford, SEN,
Robert Crawford, Jr.,
E.. Baum,
Hiram Lindsey,
Joshua HARDEST,
David Miller,
John Miller,
William HI. Adams,
Samuel Dorrance,
P. L. Balday,
John Mcmillan,
Charles Robinson,
Harvey Hunt,
James M. Hunt,
ID. Billinghurst,
Schuyler Hunt,
George Palms,
John S. Kean,
William Nash,
Henry E. Root,
Henry Broadley,
Joseph Underwood,
F. Cowdery,
Erastus Hart,
Nathan Syas,
John S. Barry,
William C. Pease,
Joseph Nichols,
r. B. Willoughby,
George Kemmerling,
David Higgins.
William George.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

We have fortunately picked up piece of poe
try which suits the times exactly. The time is
now drawing near when Democrats must act
Next Monday and Tuesday the election is to take
place. Then
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-16

,mbe district, as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29

uo,x,,c H.aALp--ssucd every morning except Sunday
e two cents copy Country subcribers furnished sttbe
s, rate specific period remittance IN ssvsnce
10 napcr sent ont, unless paid in advance
EvrruNc CBRoSIcLx-Issued every shernccs ~ o'clock
~ same rate. Cash, In advance
WEEKLY HgRALs-Issued every Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock Price, IA per Furnished 70 country
sul,scrbers az 81 per snnuIm In advance
WEEKLY CHRorcLE-Issued every WEDNESDAY morning NJ
10 e'caockPrce 81 per copy Furnhed 70 country
subscribers at % per snuum, in advance.
spy al those papers the
usual rates-always payable In advance.
requested address their letters
James Gordon proprietor and all letters on business
70 be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-29
VAPOR BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOf

No. % John street
II P.rCARROLL returns grateful acknowiedgemsne
J the public and 10 the gentlemen OF the medical profess
son for the liberal patronage bestowed on his esabshenl
which has been In successful operation upwards OF eleven
As the limits OF newspaper advertisement precudes
virtues vaper Bath begs merely state that
has been found safe though powerful remedy In all the fol-
Lowing diseases cutaneou diseases rheumatism, geu ncp
umours diseases Of the joints catarrhal COM
pans Group, affections Of the liver asthma sudden colds
debility, ard especially powerful means OF relieving that
dangerous complaint, SO prevalent,
SCARLET FEVER
which the vapor Bath has had annhuence almost un
paraeed in checking and Graduating the fearful progress
which the weekly report OF ntermen announce OF It's having
made IN this city
Ihaye ON several occasions visited vapor Faith Esab-
rsmen John street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll
and entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admins
tered there with skill and attention -
cheeruly state that have found the Baths In John
street well attended TO- and every ecmro, Of NE patient con-
suited VALENTINE MOTT, M u.
have for In the habit OF sending patients
Mr. and Mrs CAROLS vapor Bath In I'm street. and have
frequently taken them myself Tpon NIL occasions had rca-
be satisfied with the skill with which they were admin.
istered: and believe In this respect Mr. md MIS- Carroll
leave nothing be desired by male fenals b.ihers
VIM J. MACNEvEN M. D.
The baths are In constant readiness from O'Clock In tie
morning till O'Clock night every day. Sunday exec ted
when tRey are open from ill in the merning. Sulphur
Baths all OF the day Portable Baths, with csmpe-
persons 10 administer them when required sent 10 any
Of the city Brooklyn Mt FIVE minutes notice Ne con-
nexion with other establshmenThe shakers Concen
ated Syrups OF Sarsapara and Lverwo forsae Bathing
Tubs and hin Baths for sale or hire. my23 imls'
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[For the Herald.l
Morning. Am summer.
O'sr eastern hills faint lines Of gray
Are struggling with the gloom OF night
AID slowly mingling ray with ray.
Blend in a soft and mellow light
The air is balm-the sky Is free,
Denr God how calm this holy hour,
How earthly must his spritbe
Who coald not feel its soothing power
With rraises mute my heart doth s~ei'
THE music melting through the ar
Nor Orpheus Tyre, nor JubaPs SHELL
Conld wake such thrilling rapture there.
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