Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-10
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-"Havs you suuend cred! :" was the inquiry
| of the commander oil the Scraps, as the Bon
Homme Richard desisted from firing TO repair
damages and extinguish the flames that had been
rapidly gaining the mastery Of his vessel ssSur.
rendered!' answered Paul Jones, eve have not
vet begun to fight" in the same spirit, the grea,
W hig parry OF the Union, victorious some points
and ihrowd back at others, unconquerable bv force
but not impregnablc 10 ireachery, having passed
through the elections of lS43, now commences tie
organization of its forces, the mastering of lis
hattalions and the systematic diffusion of intelli-
gence preparatory to the great contest OF 1874.
Once fully organized, they will advance to certain,
glolious and bene6cent victory.
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commenced with the number OF December 9th,
containing the Presidents Message at the opsnins
OF the new Congress, and continuing to the mum.
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weeks, or numbers.) or this Extra Edition. We
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GREELEY * McELRATH,
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