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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
object to the decision Of the National Conven.
tion be held by the wings Of the U. states.

e. We authorized to announce the Hon.
JAMES RARIDEN. rs candidate for reelection tc
Congress- at the ensuing election in Angus, next
( or We authorized to announce MARTIN
NJ RAY, Esq. of Centrevie, rs candidate ior
/ Congress, at the next August election.
1 G7-The Van Buren, Democratic Banks 10 MI
chgan have not yet resumed specie payments
$50 much for Buckngham.'
01-Rhode Island has recently laid claim to n
portion of the territory Of Massachusetts,, and
hns submitted her pretentions to the Supreme
Court of the u. States.
05-Notes on the Bank of Canton, are taken at
par in the banks "a, Columbus
0rLyude Elliott, The only man Of our acquaiu-
tanrc who has the toeahness to acknowledges him
self "Foderast.'' in speaking Of bis extra
sheet, inquiries "Wherc is the neigh5orhood tina /
cannot make up 500 for the purpose of pia-
cling in the hands Of every head Of /. family in il.
tie truth respecting doctrines for which Demo
Gratis arc contending.' IF these neighborlloo3s
get the truth they viii read some other paper
than the Jeffersonian
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
ser the passage of the DuelIing Bill

~ ser the passage Of the Dueling Bill
:, " .nrno.e of self protection. He held him.
co.,p,.ble-and in a few days could be
-, of the boundaries Of the District. HIS
:. w.s written deliberately and he was proud
ii ave written It,
4 I concluded.
=, Moore Of N. Y wished him to yield for the
\ nose Of making some reply to the member
6op Maryland.
..,,.d between some of the members which
aid not BIO heard.
M, Gray made some allusion to Mr.. Wise, and
~ fact of his wearing arms.
/ M. Wise wished TO reply, and gavo some rea-
-. which could not be heard for the NOISE.
/ n. GRAY said he anxious to check the Dis
s>~son where 1t was, and for the purpose moved
0.t the resolutions offered be lad upon Tie table
The yeas and nays were ordered, and the prop
i ;e.on 10 Law the motion the table was de-
| fspd-Aycs S3, Noes 81.
/ n Menifee then took the floor, and addressed
1. House IN n mos, excited manner and in strong
Eouaoe Mr.. NJ. commented with biting Sc
| kf,,y upon the language used, aud especially
noo tho remark made by Mr. Duncan, that ha
s,otc his letter by way of compromise, and as
l.e, to what mas been said by others.
Mr. Menifee spoke for an hour, and the exec
,.,ion Of the member from Ohio was severe
dat DR.. Duncan interrupted him on several coca
noos Upon one occasion, while Mr. NJ. was
soeakng there great applause IN the galleries.
The Speaker said that it the NOISE should con
Anuc, he should enforce the order of the house and
ave the galleries cleared
Mr. Williams ofN &. made motion to that eff
Get, bot withdrew IT,
At near four o'clock Mr.. Duncon said that any
nan who said that he influenced by The Duel
ing Bill in making his attack was iar, scoundreI
and coward.
Mr. Menifee said that after The language which
Mr Duncan had often used of liar and scoundrcl,
nono,ice could be taken of him. He had been first
ronounced to be destitute OF one particle of honor,
nd unworthy OF notice.
The debate, at halfpast four, is going on-tlIe
House intensely excited.
Mr.. Duncan and Mr.. Prentiss have had hard
words.
hat he cannot strip The lions skin from tho ASS
sars Mr. NJ. had done that for him
In tho course of the debate, Mr. Thompson, Of
South Carolina moved to amend the motion of Mr.
prentiss by striking and substituting for il the
blowing:
aResolved. That Alexander Duncan, mem
her of this House, having avowed himseiithc au-
nor of an article published IN the Globe of the /
lath inst grossly I.bellious ofhonorahIe members
At this body: that the said Alexander Duncan be-
by the Speaker, in the presence of
hc House" /,
Before the ques ton taken this proposed
amendment, the House adj burned; and the sub
isct comes up first, as the unfinished business. to-
morrow.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ME following advertisement appeared in the last
Der of the Jetfersonan, doubt through the agency
the strong Of tRe Uayas tott,ty Ba-.'!''
s.TO THE PUBLIC.--Notice Is hereby given, that a
Note $40 dollars, which drawn Oc,nber
3Uth 1885, and payable by the subscriber Samuel
Fleming has been long fully paid. Said said,
however, again in the hands of said Fleming
lcgitiatey there; ami all
deliver il up. il forthwith willis my
alive and by doing he will the ad
Feb 2G, 1899. JOSEPH PYLE
AID thus publicly dare Pyle his coteBpt6e attorney
put proof the assertion. As my having
that is no; "lsltnatety in possession, must FIRST
know what "icgfttn Gte POSSESSION Firsocs the
his possession; does that "iegitrsate!yr who
sells sheep that do bs!on5 him or, eneavors in
duce his falsely avoid the of
debts falsely himself for patry of Sc
dollars the web of the of his neighbours
have them marked his that he claim them
Or, perhaps, the word esitim4t"iy quarrelling
" it'll every neighbor may have business wth,-or.
perhaps, Itnean7 that tells the truth tegrlratey,
yrhan Il be of him other than
to have coked out public company; maybe that
'leg1ttnlGicly'' who takes he tiles of nsgh
boris furnace, denies getting of hn and the
balance, without paying for them II either of things
'legin4te'' acts then ha ''leg teiv
my possession; report says Cbut do its
tnh,) the above things have been doae therefore should
think explanation of than would be advantage hn
public let i; from physician, pettJog Ra,rgeT
Or the old pile himself II any Of my fclIow-cizens have
curiosity know thing about private tios
with the individual who has make pubi
quoted the Jefersonian, shall bs happy give
hem history OF it, and havs show, and
witnesses prove that have acted Justly, and lha, Pyle
md his assistants have acted the scound:el several
iculars, for which he and his py lawyer shall, hereaf
ar, be treated with contempt
SAMUEL. FLEMING
Richmond, March ,, 1899. Jefersonian copy.1
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Who pays for the Extra JeGersonian?

| Wig Candidates for Congress.-Our Federal
neighbor, Mr., Elliott, appears to be in hot water
or in some other troublesome element, because the
Wings have two candidates for Congress.
ssIhe friends of Mr.. Rariden-himself not
'much OF q schemer-are determined, II would
"seem to sule out of court, if such thing can be
sdone, any approach to a Conventions and why
Because they know that Mr.. Rariden is decided
''iy the most unpopular man they can recommend
''to the People. They know that he elected
..by The Democrats in 1887 They know, too, that
''manv of their own political friends will vote for
''the Democratic nominee of the Aluncietown
convention, before they will vote fer Mr.. Ram
"den; because Mr.. Rariden has been co-ening
''round some of the staunchest Democrats in the
District, in order to get their support and these
think that 1t looks like wanting confidence in his
''own political friends, when he resorts TO such
tricks as this TO obtain the votes Of his opponents
Now, we take the liberty OF saying that the
friends of Mr.. Rariden, are not determined 20
oppose convention, The assertion Of the ignord-
mas that conducts the Federal press 10 this place
to the contrary notwithstanding. The friends of
Mr.. Rariden are perfectly willing to submit his
claims TO the people through convention or any
other means. Mr. Elliott SAYS that Mr. Rarden's
Is the reason his friends do not want
4 convention. What does this man know about
the popularity Of Mr.. Rariden7 Has he ever
been in half the townships in Wayne county'-
Has he ever been in three counties in the Con
yressional district? True, he has been in the
state tro gears and in that time he has discovered
hat Mr. Rariden is ''decidedly TIE zaost unpopular
nan in the district. What Solomon, l, is
urther true, that Mr.. Rariden received many
otes OF and was elected by the Democrats in
S37. and so viii any man who IS elected TO Office
Y the people IN any section of Indiana. The
eoptc are all Democrats 1t matters not even if I
hey vote for Martin Van Buren,, land tina; IS
linly great length Hbr Democra, TO co. vet
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What long tail oar cats gotf'-Our federal
neighbor, has been honored with letter from
j Hnubn5 aeusou and the way our friend Elliott
paradcs it before his readers would be sin 10 a
dancing master asulou declines being candid
ate for the Vice Presdencv-he resigned mis- seat in
certain coege-cause why ?-because he was
expelled for stealing money from a fellow student
He will no, now accep, the Office of President of
the Senate-cause why2-because he wishes to
crdrdt
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TEACHERS CONVENTION

The East Indiana Association OF Professional Teachers
will in the Warner Building Saturday, March 2nd-
O'Clock A. II. An address will he delivered by Mr.
Rea Teachers and all other persons friendly Education
are particularly requested 70 attend.
JAMES NJ POE, secry-
Richmond, March 1ss. 1888.
have but li,,le so,ici, she attendance OF
cur ci;izen-Ladies and Gentlemen We should De pleased
to audiences and surely subject demands
attention. which the Association Of Teachers
are engaged ia.-Eos. Pal.
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CINCINNATI MARKET-Feb. %. 1889.

SiNCINNATr MARKET.-Feb. -, 1883
Flour has advanced within few days; held
arm, and sales at So, on the canal
Whiskev Is also advancing: last sales 80 cts.
mo inspection; stock In marke, very light for
he season
fork-iiolders are not disposed TO effect sales
1the present reduced rates: our quotations are
Smlnai. Mess SIS; prime sic: bulk cts
nacon-[A lew transactions are going on at Il
~; 'or hams, y tor sides, and 90 for shoulders.
Lard is quick a, 9c,s.
-. .ooacco-StIll improving No /, twist Ii
.ss. " Wholesale; Virginia Sweet No. l 35c and
n, urain has undergone no chance. we ouote
20 atat 81 Is; Corn 62s Oats 43; White Beans
70 % per bushel-Whig.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

TRUE PICTURE,-Mr. Van Buren, is most ed
miraby pourtray ed in the following extract from
the New York Evening Star:
"Air. Van Buren, has not q muscle in his whole
body that is democratc-he is fop in dress
enamoured with royalty and Observation-Disclosures
himself 10 office with all kinds OF aristorratic
ower, seeks the society and maintains his inter
ssar,o with the wealthy aud the proud-he new
shook democrat cordially by tho hand in his
ae--he never went into Tammany Hall unless
was TO partake of public dinner which he
voad have enjoyed better in his private par!or
10 the CITY Hotel; he has no love for the greasy
fogaes' Of the Loco Foco party; he uses them
and uses the democracy for his own private inter
est and advancement, while he surrounds himself
with tho powerful men of the old federal party.
Who cling to him COR a share of the "spoils. :,
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FROM TIE MAINE FRONTIER.
Office of the Wig g. Courier.

Bangor Feb. ii.
] Hasting Strickland, Esq tho Sheriff Of this
counsy, has passed through this city his way
to Augusta, having ielt the Aroostock river yes
terjay, Daring his short stay here, we
: learn that the expedition reached the mouth of
] the little Maiawaska iast TnIrsI.y n.p:tt, and
] encamped there. Mr Mcintiro, the land aren't
with Gistavus eastman, Of this CITY, went
down the river few miles In Company with
Ebenezer Webster. Of Oorno, ard Mr.. PiIlhury,
! Of this city, who wero engaged in clearing cut
! the Aroostook falls aud had, nothing 10 do with
4 the expedition, and pat up at Mr.. FitZAegbert's
about: three miles this side Of the line. In the
course Of the night an armed partv of about fiji Y
men came over from the Iohiquo settlement and
captured all the persons, aud took them .he
line TO ST. Johns river, where IL was understood
they had about three hnudred men under arms -
lnthe course Of the night, the party encamped al
the mouth of Little MadawasIa were app,ized
! Of the capture of Mr.. Mcintire and Immediately
despatched four men belonging to the Oldtown
company, 10 reconnoitre, who were also captur
ed.
The expedition having driven off all the tress-
passers, had returned to the mouth Of the ST.
Crox. Near Beaver brook they found crew of
thirteen tresspassers. who fred upon Them and
bed. Mr.. Strickland's horse wounded, but
not dangerously. The tresspassers were pursued
and FIVE of them taken, and six horses, which
are expected here tho day after tomorrow.
Mr.. Strickland says further, that the arms
which The men have al the Tobiquc settlement be-
long to the Government Of Now Brunswick, and
that military force was the march from
Fredericton.
A large amount Of timber was found cut on the
Aroostoot river, aud the tresspassers, vino have
heen driven oil, aud in arms at the
noaihot the river, declare their intention of re- /,
turning soon ouc is withdrawn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
GEORGE III. BATES.

! IMPORTER IND UHOLES.4LE DEALER
Il. Drugs, Pants Dyes, .7rticle,, &c.
AS now hand. and shortly arrive, an sx,en
sive stock-and respectfully invites at,entioa
advantages IN purchasing at this eSabshm in prefer
eace TO ordering from the East, there being but little
difference in the price of Goods compared with those
The following staple articles offered In quantise. .e
sui; purchasers,
OILS
5000 gals Pure Winter and Fall Sperm Oil;
300 do Rehnsd Whale Oil;
100 bbls Tam ers', various qiali;ies:
50 do Meats foot, Linssed, Clivs aud Castor Ola
IS baskets and Salad Oil.
PAINTS
500 kegs ground White Lead, various brands;
30 Chrome, Green, and Yell ow;
1000 lbs Green, Yellow, Black and Blue paint in Oil
200 bbls Whiting, Venetian Red, Lamp Black, Red
Lead and Ochre
125 do SPts. Turpentine with great variety of fine
and coarse paints for boat and house ainting.
OVERS ARTICLES
500 bbls Logwood, Fustic, Camwood, Ncurasua, Nut
gals and Opium:
$50 carooys Oh Vitrio, Muriatic and Nitric Acids
ran,ed superior to any made in the west;
50 bbls Copperas;
ceroons Spanish Fit. Indigo and C0chinsal;
] Bengal;
baskets Anns,to-also Machine Cards, Pfen Pa
pors, Emery, &c. DC.
CASKS Dutch and French Mad der
-SUNDRIES-
25 bbls Refined Sal. Pe,rs and Borax:
80 cases Soda Tart. Acid apd Rochelle Salts;
50 bbs EPSON Salts;
300 do American and Roman Cement and Lime;
$50 do Tar and Rosin;
1000 Soaps-caste, white, varisgated palm ana
sfyaug.
Percussion Caps;
30 hhds Black Leads Crucibles;
40 BOZ. Copals. Japan and Coach Nsnish, suPs-
-ior:
20 cases Liquorice Paste. Juu5s and G um Copal;
80 do Birthstone, White Wax, Paint Brushes, las-
ored J
50 bbls GIue-Anerican. Russia, and Irish;
400 lbs utnegs, 800 Cass:a 10 bbs ground Gin
Jar pure; "a
Ginger:
Ion boxes Bottles. Via-, Fls.ss. and Window Glass;
10 fierce Clarified Honey, of fine SAVIOR;
10 casks English Sal Soda:
500 packages Lemon Syrup and peper Sauce
Cine ianati, FEBRUARY %, 1880. 81
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HONT LOOK AT THiSt-The Subscriber wishes to
1 JSEI,L or RENT Immediately two public fsrMON-
EY-MAKING ESTABLISHMENTS, and two COM
Portable Dwelling honses Main Street. and opposite the
Cou: and Make, Hovses city Of iadianaPoiis,
must be made in February l59, for the 1av-
Stand and Coffee House. end before, the fifteenth OF
March neg, for Dwellings, BY letter % me, at Cente
vile, Wayne county, a.: ana aone ou' Sco- 4H@-ieo
men need apply .-n nv
Jan 90 1850. Stf
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4. "aere nert?-The Pittsburgh Gazette sta
a. PROJECT OF Rail Road from that city to News
.sns, and shows that when the various road
Al. ogress and in completion are constructed
A. single link of 50 miles will comnle,e tho
su,h rom Pittsburgh 10 the Emporium Of the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
2R, @. 1KeUW2UV,
SURGEON DcOtis

TAs .aksn directly Irwin Reeds Drug Store
Main street, where he Is prepared for all operations
10 Dens,ry, approved plan He eishsess
r sxfrarfing seeth By which
difeuI, and much dscaysd be removed witt
perfect ease.
n D. Take of your teeth il you know vha, 10 good
and comfortable delays dangerous Artificial! teeth in
serted any good A. new N stake Rsferese
to hundred
Richmond, Dee. %, 1853. ST.
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Eo. the Palladium
TOWNSHIP MEETING.

Agreeahy 10 the wishes of several voters In
different parts Of TIN. Township, meeting of the
Wings at Wayne Township viii lie held on ST.
turday 18th, day OF March, al tie Warner build
ing IN the borough OF Richmond. al 2 o'clock p
NJ. 10 selec, delegates TO attend u County Con-
vention To be held al Cenres,iIe, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to represent WAYNE Coun-
in a Congressional District Conv euiian, To be
held at Winchester. Randolph Cnunty, or some
other place, 20 bc hereafter agreed upon; Tor the
purpose of notE;naiIny candidite ia be support
ed by the Wings OF this Congressional district at
the election. There two Wings IN
the field; and more than probable another will be
out. Unless the Wings united upon one can
didaic, We shall certainty be defeated. Let every
person protesting Wing principles consider that
upon his exerions may depend the result. whe III
or this district shall again be represented by a
Wing. or whether shall re formerly repre-
sen,cd By oneapposod 70 the principles of major
itv Of the voters Of the district. OLD TIP
MARRfED--Oh Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Dolce, NJ. JEssE SIEES OF this bosou.t, Miss
NANCY MkEK of this vicinity.
We had the pleasure OF drinking health the above
parties from bottle Of good vinsn &c old
France produced. In the lansuags of Rip Van Win
ke, !ae's your health, your fany,s heal,h may yoa
live long and prosper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

Il } edmond AND BRCOhvILLE CANAL
Books for the subscription of stock in the Richmond
and Bfookvlo Canal will be opened by the Commissioners
iha first day of April next; and be kept open twenty
days agreeaby the Charter the following places Wis
Richmond, Abingdon, Brownsville, DunaPsviile, Fairfield,
and Rockville The following viz Rob'.
Morrsson. Col Smith Hunt, John Rider, James Osborn,
James L. Anirew md Samuel Goodwin authorized 70
special charge of the said books ofwhoH
viii attend each Of the above named places for the
pose OF receiving subscriptions BY order of the Comrs
w. NJ LEEDS, See'y.
Richmond, 2nd mo- %, 1892 TIA
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yEyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-we will pay the
hghes, market price for Raeeoon, Mink, Grey FoI,
ana Martha SKINS delivered previous TO the let of
Nav next a, our Cap establishment, Of
Main and Fifth streets Dennisoas Hotel, Cincinnati
Also. for prime Otter and .dnskraf
have hand good stock OF Fur ana DIX HATS, OF
~ DAVIS & DODD.
Feb %, 1899. [R.pub. 1:3s
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will be Il exhibition of the FRo-
| SOCIETY of Miami University, a Oxford,
OHIO, Tuesday erc,ling. .uIrcb I2ti The pa
ami the public generally, specilly invited
to attend. JOHN IL DUNCAN,
]. c. YOUNG, .o'nhI.tes o.
II. c. RYAN, Hii'"se"e"'S'
Oxford, o. March ,. 1899.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

Ky Dr.. Duncan is being used up in Congress,
Just about right See congressional report on the
second page.
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INTERESTING FAcT'S.--N uEREas, certain indivii-
4 uals arc in IN Boots and Shoes And
whereas am in of the NEED-FULL: let this suf-
fee ,nt Else there viii be CA LII, and that
s.by authority ;'-POoIriVELY ..,.Irnour RESPECT
PERSONS - l.. p COALE.
Richmond, Feb. %. $50. TT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

quartsry meeting OF shs Young Mems Literary Asso-
eia,on viii holdsn Monday evening next az the
Franklin Hall.
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4 tARRIACE FACTORY..-.fhe subscriber has
Icommenced the above business or Fifth Street a
doors south of Main, where he will be happy fill all
deEs III his line of business in good and substantial
OF the best and the reasonable
lie will make one horse bugges. h reat lined with
brosdcot, and, neatly made for 500. He will make
tongus and all the gearing change horse
to horse vehicle for Sl2; and other repairing and
new work in proportion
GEORGE MOORE.
Richmond, Feb. lGtb, 1889. 6-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

rsNO FARMERS & CHARACTERISTICS sub
scribers will i've by tn of March, fne lot of
CatiWba and Isabella Grape Nnss--ths growth of
remarkably fine and healthy, which raised
Dr. Campbell, Butler Co Ohio. Ii is presumed that all
persons wishing improve tbs valuable fruits will
vail themselves OF this opportunity.
l. REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, Feb 10th, 1899. 6-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

NATHANIEL LEWIS, informs the public that he
has splendid assortment Of SADDLES, bhI-
DIES and H3 HSESS, manufactured IN the latest style
which he dispose of the fares tsrua FRIENDS and
customers are respectfully invited to call
fr-rshep Main street. Richmond, Ia.
Fsb %. 1889. 7n
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4 tASH wANTED.-..Tho undersigned would
pcctfully request all persons indebted TO them, either
by nots Book account forward aad
mediate payment. Longer indulgence cannot given,
therefore it hoped all Interested will comply with this
quest.
CRANE, NEWLY e. Co.
Cambridge CITY. Feb. 10th, 1899. 6-3,s
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DAY YOUR DEBTS...-An persons knowing them
Il selves indebted to w lillian Griffin, in any way what
sver requested make immediate settlements Promps
paymants give confidence and enables all parties
business to advantage Negligence adds cost
WILLIAM GRIFFIN.
Cambridge City, Feb. 10Th, 1889. 6-3,
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CLARKE'S OFFICE.

fick-st. I. Halves $50. Quarters l,25. 4 who'll
package by certificate viii So. pa ckaxs .
halves 30 A package Of quarters Is
Clsss 3 for 500. os drawn Wl-sn,, Friday March
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

known, and as the only mouth pieces the people
can safely have-ihat they Indispensable TO
the perpctuity of freedom, and the palladium OF
popular rights Here is the opinions he held
willis, the editor Of the said Cecil Wing:
sTOO TRUE By HALF-The Newark Daily Adj
makes the following remark about certain PoIt-
zeal Conventions:
politics business OF the oceholder, much as
agriculture business of the farmer Il IS his trade:
Hence he is interested 10
tabsh soma mean. BY which may es, aai Con
things for him. The muftiui3e caAo'
20 Caccuses Conventions they necessarily HlafS
of oceholders and their agents; and whom tney once
agree upon the ha il ?nt fozth the regular nonl-
iio, people told would De hgh treason to go
against regular 1mi nations
This IS beautiful system OF tyranny. Il comp.eely
gags the mouths Of the people According 70 tho creed they
permitted discuss merits 81 can ats before
tet-anI after he Is nominated. must vote
hia all egents.bacausa he : regular nominated
candlfate.-t'
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ENLAX SEED WANTED--Ths subscribers will
Il give the highesf market price for Flax Seed deliver
cd at their Store IN Richmond la.
1. REED BROTHER,
Fob. 1889. s,f