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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01
4 KORl BEFORR IHR RLEcTIas.

The election takes place throughout the
state to-day, and before this paper reaches
all Of our subscribers, the people will have
determined who shall be their Governor,
and who shall represent them in the I.e.
gislature, Nothing that we can saw, there,
fore, can have much influence in this de-
termination We wish word Of admo-
milton could be breathed into the ear OF
every Wing on the morning Of the cleo
tion-To BEGIN EARLY, TO WORK JEALOUS
Ly, AND CONTINUE UNTIL THE DOLLS ARE
CLOSED. We have an active, a yigilani
foe to contend wiih,-an enemy uniied in
their purpose to defeat the Wings, though
they are as variant in their political prin-
ciples as were Jacobs cattle in colofs; a
union of NulliSssrs, Disunionists, Taria
men at the Norsh, and anii-TariG men al
the South; a conglomerated mass Of ambi-
tious aspirants for Office, allied and banded
together to defeat HESRy CLAY, the choice
Of the people, for President of the United
States. To their efforts we should op.
pose a like activity and vigilance; we mus,
be united for the sake Of patriotism, fol
the sake Of the Union. And surely, sure
ly there Is enough Of patriotism among the
people to give success to tho Whigs-tc
beat down the factions which have array,
ed themselves, as we humbly believe
against the Union, against the permanent
interests Of the people, and against the
peace and prosperity Of the country. II
this comes not too late into the hands Of
any of our Wing friends, we coniure them
10 heed our admonition, and SUFFER Nc
VOTE TO ne LOST TO OUR CANDIDATES FoF
THE WANT OF ExERTIoN. We have the
strength on our side, the sober convictions
of the people are in favor of Wing princi.
pies; and if uniniluenced by the personal
efforts ofthe Democratic leaders, our cause
would triumph largely. But powerful
influence will be brought to bear upon
these convictions; great struggle will be
made at the polls to turn the tide which
threatens to sweep Locofocoism from the
land. Shall they succeed! or WILL EVE.
Ry Wing DO HIS DUTY!
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From the F,s lsrsk IIeFald.
A DENIAL.


Colonel Noah Philips thus cruelty
dashes the hopes Of the Locos - 10 hrs
|" change" which they were DESTROYS Of
making capital IL;
Ladiesb ~, Frsde,isk Co July 10. 1874.
Mr. Hughes: Having heard tina, re-
pnn was il circulation that ! had lef, the
Whia party and become Polk and Dali
las man, and having sren I.ocnloco par
per from Gettysburg and ano.heE frna,
Virginia having my name among the list
Of changes. here say that II il without
foundation and challenge The author for the
proof. have always and al al times come
oil openly Wing. am for Clay, Free
lingtuysen, and Pratt, and will give them
my Cordial support. Ru, further, when
turn = Lneo-Pulkiir the sun will rise in
Ihr wes, aud set N the east. therefore
proclaim the author base fahricator. and
| will DO my utmost TO secure the election
OF Henry Clay, Theodore Frelinghuysen,
and Thomas 6. Pratt, m.sa.
NOAH PHILIPS.
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From The Nav York Express.

L.. .. w,shias az, JuIy 20, 1874
II wonli be folly q allemp, record of
the many changes which are daily occur.
ing in the East. West, Nnrth and South.
but there are those which il may be well
10 notice.
Nr. Innes, Postmaster Of this city, has
declared himself in favor Of Mr.. Clay. and
promises To uss what Influence he COM
mands TO pramole his election. There
are several gentlemen in the Departments
whose names il will not do To mention,
who have angel from PoKo Focoism 10
good Wings land what change | had
an interview with man of intelligence,
whose business calls him through Mary
land, generally. and in may parts Of Virgil
mia. He says the changes are SO numerous
that il would hardly be rredited'were he to
relate them. Tie informs US that Mr. VIM
Tyler, brother of the President, is one OF
the most decided Clay men in Virginia. ~
| is the case with many of his relatives. Il
it not strange thai when his near kin de-
ser. him, he will not open his eyes!
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TAe Deceptive Game.-A letter from
Maunch Chunk, Pa, to the Pennsylva.
nian, gives an account of Loco Foco
meeting at that place, at which james NJ.
Porter, the late Secretary of War, grayely
argued 10 the people that the Wing party
did not pass the present tariff, and that
Mr.. Polk is as friendly TO it as Mr., Clay;
and he then closes: " Put down Caroon
county UNANIMOUS FOR THE TARIFF, AMI
8 TO FOR Polk AND DALLAS" 1t Is We
ry manifest, ifso large proportion of the
people of that county are in favor of Polk,
that it is BECAUSE they have been made to
believe that he agrees with them in opin-
ion ON the tariff question. How is MIR.
Polk. should he be selected, to keep faith
with both wings of his party!
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TIE MEXICAN INDEMNITY.

a letter published III the Mnh,le Her
aid written by an officer on board the u.
s. { iga,e Potomac. gives information in
,elaunn l., the ins,alment Of the indie moi'y
nos due ,hi. Country hy Mrxico. The
Potomac sailed from v.ra Cruz on the
25rh ult.. and is now a, Pensacola, where
tue letter i. dated. We quote as follow:
I'VE left the U. S. revenue cutter
Wnodhury a, Vera Cruz. wai'ing Tor an
ins,almem (of about sl25,0o0.) {" the
indemnify 8, cured 10 our c,nzens by The
treaty. With Mexico; and which was due
on the 1T of June. but is WITHHELD by Pre-
s,dent Santa Anna until he shall be APP
pri.ed Of the fate { he annexation treaty
brfoe our Senate. In The event Of an &C.
tual annexa ion-or, as some well intor-
med people believe, during the pendenry
,ftf IRIS on the part OF our Government
to effec, u, the Mexican President 10 de-
trtn,ned to pay NJ more instruments oil
the ind nn'tv, lie rs said 10 found HE
refusal ou The plea, that a. The occurrence
ni war h.tween two na.ions ahroea'es a /!
t-eaty stipula.i"ns that may have preS''
ous,y been h,nd,Gg on either, and tie Mex
iran Governn,pnt having s"lemnly pro-
cl,imsd +, the world III size w'l' cnns'-
Ter the fact Of aun"y .t'on as ''f'uat de-
clarauon Of var against her by The U.
3, .t-s, AMI as she views The eti"r's OF
nur Government. by negotiation or 9th
ersise. IN bring ah,u, annex ton. as as
.oming a beIl,gerent altitude towards heri
.be therefore deems herself fully jushhe'
~ suspendlng the fulflmeu, Of her tn" NY
nb.igsuons TO US. until we pu' an end 70
The quasi war which she alleges ou'
Goyefsmen, 10 wsgiag asains. he'll"
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Obituary.

Died, on the l7th ult:, at he Grsyson
Springs in Virginia, where he had gone
for the improvement. of his health. JULIEN
E. LEACH, esq. Of Randolph soun.y. Mr..
Leach was young man Of fine talents,
and was candidate for the Legislature at
the time of his death. lie was a mcm-
Der of the last Legislature, and his busi-
ness talents and ready powers of debate
gave the promise Of muck usefulness to
the state as a legislator. His gentleman
~ deportment and amiable disposition had
secured him many friends who will hear
Of his death with deep regret.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01
POLK AND TEXAS PRINcIPLEs

POLK AID TEXAS PRINCIPLES.
AZ q fourth q guly rrlebrsii-r. hid IN
Upper Salem. SUMTER DisHrs. 3. g.. Ihs
follosing inasis 1rre drank
BY Ezrkiel DIXON. Presdrnl of he
Day: Texas 10 rrieeied. the tasiI 10 nns
repealel-llisanion would nov BE- hailed
- happy deliyrrance from federal drs-
poiism.
By n. z l.. Perhl<s: THE asSExA-
TIoS % TExAs--A measure beneficial "a
the whole Unioa, bni essrnli. 4 20 The safe
~ nf The South. Al he nsKt session Of
Congress we demand Texas ~ dlsunioa.
These are The sentiments nor sustain
ed By The democratic parry, inasmueh rs
Ihyy arc the sentiments Of the Esclinn thar
nominalrd Polk and Hoks lpr the Presi
dency. u viii Hoi da 10 say thai these
are ihemsre eballilions ofmen exeilrd Al a
public entertainment. and should, there
fore. MOI be charged 10 the whole party.
The fact that they are Published 10 the
southern papers. tCifh0Hf comment. Is
evidence sufficient that the principle of
disunion 10 perGeeily understood by III
ennneeled with he faction. Besides. 81
milar srniimenls are expressed by pub
lie speakers on grave occasions. when
the only rlimulns 10 the treasonabls hopes
and designs they cherish,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

The fart thai iar eleven years presi0ns
70 the sdopiion e lhe Whig TaiA lie ba-
lznre of tFade against ms country VAS
over tho hnndFed and zixloen miIlions az
dollars. and thaf daring tao years a. he
existence q ihat tariff he bslanre was
oserkfieen millions in our avnr. Is enough
70 eonvince the most scepfical FIRE trader
That protective tariff Is the best measure
that eaabe Adopted Cor lhis country. Who
cannot see thar il n heiier % have money
coming into the pocket than going out.
DcariIis Rip.
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$40 Reward.

RAN away from tho subscriber on the
llih Instant a Negro Boy named
HARRY "a good gun-smih. about 80 years
ofage, not very black, about Ave feet seven
inches high, his two from. upper teeth
out, and has small scar on his FORE
head. He had on an old white hat. and ear
riad With him a blue cloth coat, two pair
Of nankeen and a pair ofblack cloth PAN
falcons, and red velvet vest. The a.
bove reward will he given for his appra-
tension and confinement in any jsiI 40
that can get him.
ALEXANDER MEaAGE,
July ~. 4--
+" G-eensbssongh Patriot and Cstoliaa
wsseh,ass iases. iAsee wesks
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THE TEXAS QUESTION IN TEN.
! NESSEE.

NESSEE.
Prem the NsshEiI'r Wig.
The Hon. John ". Crockett, writing
10 the editor Of This paper from Paris.
West Tenpessee, upon business, adds The
following postscript, which, though not
probably designed for publication, we take
The Liberty Of transferring 10 our columns.
The apology for this viii be found in the
heartfelt qualification which the psypssl Of
the noble Wing sentiments Of The worthy
and distinguished writer has afforded Us,
and which we are sure will be participat.
ed in by our readers generally:
at gives me great pleasure 10 assure
you, without Partially or prejudice, that
in politics all is right in this quarter, The
spirit Of 40 is completely ekindled, and
il IS obvious TO the most superficial OBJ
server that " State pride" will be the ruin
Of Polk, so far rs the Western District Is
concerned. The Texas humbug is alrea.
dy exploded. The Locofoco leaders dis.
gustcd every body here, and killed them
selves or BY their hypocrisy in pretend
ing that they did rot wish 10 see the ques
ton Of annexation have the slightest bear
ing on the Presidential election. They
have now thrown Of the mask, but no
until they could wear il no longer and
honestly believe il will be so perfectly
dead in month that the most unscrupu.
lous Of them will be ashamed to mention
il. We are all for the acquisition Of Tex
as upon proper principles and conditions
but not single Wing, so far as ! can learn
has been or can be guided into the sup
port Of Polk on this issue.
"You know | am peculiarly situated
Texas is the grave Of my father, and I an
warmly and zealously in favor Of her an
nexation as soon as il can be done upOl
principles consistent with the honor an,
integrity Of my own country; and | an
satisfied that Texas has a clear and pei
feet right to cede her territories, and tina
the acquisition of that country upon pro
per conditions would prove highly bene
! fetal TO every portion Of his union. Blu
still l am among those who regard tn,
peace and harmony, the prosperity ant
/ glory Of our country as paramount to eve
ry other consideration; and I am, there
fore, opposed to any attempt to bring il
Texas without consulting the nation, ant
the sanction of clear majority of the peo
pie Of this Confederacy. | am for m,
country and Henry Clay first, and 70
Texas next, and for Polk meyer, under an,
circumstances.
Z" As eyer. yours,
JOHN w. CROCKETT"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

FROM HAYTT.--A late arrival at
New York from Port-au-Platte reports
that the Spanish part of the island had
just formed new Government under the
name of Dominican, had appointed a Pre-
sident, and were making great prepare
tons 10 resist any force that might be sent
against them by Presiden, Guerrier, oil the
Hayden Government. ALI was quiet,
however, at the time of the sailing of the
vessel which brings this intelligence.
1t Is said that ex-President Boyer (wha
is at Jamaica) has given up all idea Of re-
turning to Hayti, and intends to make ia.
maica his permanent residence, EXPIRE.
sident Herasd is also making arrange
ments TO establish himself at tho same
place. They are both laboring under boz
Oily affection.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

GEN, SEsTMANAT's ExrEDrroN.-1he
late Mexican papers furnish some new
details relative to this ill-advised expedi-
ton. Gen. Sentmanat was shot Oh the
l4th June at noon. on the public square
Of Jalapa, with thirteen of his companions,
who first landed with him and were cap
tured by the troops of the Governor &C.
neral. The others, to the number of Sc.
venty-seven, were not able to land, and
consequently were arrested on board the
vessel which conveyed them. They are
in great part (says a Mexican Journal,
Spanish sub-oflicers, of the Carlist party
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

elFniies ~ bsetEEhai elEiaE - - 90
lsun q Neu 0Els1nE. Tl,rss Hnfrtn-
nAie - SO Pus1ably sAos ~ - 49,
N eoalosmisy . opcsu sssnsmirel - n >
1850 ~ de ssPems Csssraa.snf q
Mexica.
On board lhs schooner whi<h ranied
Lhsn OF NeFe fo1nd &c hnndfsd ms
keiss Lxrgs gasnhty a swpris. md sone
eask 81 powder.
According = ha fband I'M he ssho0-
neF. Der crw consisted q fosiy-uine men.
Of whom 10 we're Spaniards. Ie Preneh.
4 natives Of Havana 4 Germans. . Ifali-
ans. ) Americans ! colonlhiaa. and 4
born Il Tabaseo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

Hon. Samsel Fcsssnden, of Portland.
Maine, laie Wing member q coagress.
has renowned he support u Clay. IN he
New England PaPers, over his o~n sig
nature. Gk,br.
asamnel Fessepden. Of Por;lsna." a.
beii an honorable man. has no more iille
10 The prefix aHon." than the editor d
the = Globe" himself. As 10 his renun,
citation Of ihe Wing party. he has not pei.
ed with them for years and wears, beiag
the most out-apd-oui abolitionist IN the
state Of Maine, lie Is the same person
whom this very . Globe" sought 20 iden-
tfy with that gallant young Wig. VII
liam Pin FessendeR. whea the Iatler was
elected 10 the 9Th Congress, and was &C.
eordingiy held up 10 the Southern odiam
as an abolitionist. And thus lamely and
bunglingly are these daily ramprs ol
"ehanges" concerted BY the Globe and
IFS clique. Nsw FORK EypTess.
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Notice.

a May Term, 1914, Of the Court Of Pleas
end Quarter Sessions Tor Orange County,
the subscriber wac qualified ssexs tor TO the
last will and testament Of JAMES CLARK,
deceased. ard obtained l=tlers ies,araentary
thereson; he therefore r,qaEsis oil persons
indebted 10 the said estate TO make payment
without delay; and thnse having claims will
present thym properly authenticated wi,hin-
The time PRESCRIBED BY law. or this notice win
be plead in bar of their recovery.
JAMES W. CLARK, Ear.
July 90. SIS
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l-ny. Tl<y Rss Sc iaas q uEs ana
le WeeA sNe - lhrse thaesznl fsan.s 4
Fal<r - annam. Their pSns Sd -npon
ne average rnx~senfy reefs ~ ponnd,
zsking sh~ snnsd rslne e aHssr sslrs.
whrn lheiF nddisonni xolks asx q k.Il
opernsioa. a lessi ss2s.oo0.
Al Lkess extensive epeEaSsns re eas-
red On fsr de msnufsefnFr 81 he sinxls
snd appa~nily unimp0rtani arsirle 81 ins.
Doe hundred hapds have cunsianl emEl0y-
meni snd ssppon u he mosks.
Psrgkkfpais n. r. Jsnrnd.
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Temperance.

A meeting Of the Washington Temperance
Society (ncw ly organizcd,) will bs he IA al tia
Masonic Ia on Thursday next, the isi Of An.
gust, at early candle light Addresses viii be
delivered on the "erssion by Messrs. Charles
l.. Cooley, Henry G"rnan, AID John Christ.
mas. The public generally are requested 10
attend.
A. G. MURDOCH. Secretary.
July %.
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OLD AMP YouNe HrcKoRY-ARE THEY
ALIKE Tin 1928, Old Hickory, in let.
ter to Col. Patterson, held, that,
"Upon the success of our domestic
manufactures as the handmade of agri.
culture and commerce, depends in great
measure, the independence of our country,
and / assure you that no man can feel
more sensibiy than I do, the necessity 81
protecting them !"
Now Young Hickory, in a speech al
his, while electioneering for Governor in
Tennessee, says the difference between
him and the Wings is:
whilst they are the advocates of Dis
trihution and the Protective Tariil--mea-
surcs which consider ruinous to the coun-
try, and especially to the interests Of the
planting States hare steadiiy and al
al times opposed both"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES OF PISs.-We
have in this village the most extensive pin
mandatory in the United States, owned
BY Messrs. Slocum. Jilson & Co. They
commenced about four years since, upon
a moderate scale at first, but since the Ia
riff OF 1912 their operations have been
constantly and rapidly extended, as theil
orders from all quarters were beyond wha1
they could supply. But they are nov
placing their works upon scale by which
they can furnish the markets 70 any ex
tent that may be required.
They manufacture 1900 pounds ofpin
per day of various sizes, and are gettin!
additional machinery ready by which the,
can soon manufacture $500 pounds daily
They employ in the various branches O
their operations one hundred hands regu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

LeccFoco PnScIrLEs.-The Wheel
ing Times gives The following summary
of Locoloeo principles. As developed in
that region. The calculation" would ii
so,hcr meridians" than thai OF Wheeling:
81. Annexation; 2. Texas; Q. Texas
annexation; e. Annexation Of Texas; s.
Polki Q. Dallas; Y. Polk and Dallas; 9.
Texas; Q. Annexation"
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Popular opinion seems 10 have taken a
decided turn in Philadelphia in favor Of
law and order. The public odium has
oyeriakcn all who in any way have con-
neeted themselves with die riolers. Gen.
cadwallader, for whom the mob erected
agalInws in Wharton market. 10 now sing
led ont for marks of public favor. A
splendid sword. with massive gold seab-
bard, - about d. be presented 10 him; and
we see BY The papers. that al he parade al
the troops on Friday he was cheered BIZ
the people as he rode along.
The subscription too in behalf Of the
families Of The military who were killed
or wonndedhy the mob had already reach.
cd 10 S5,0OO. and was increasing. All
these are gratifying sign. They show
that the popular sentiment is ihroughly
sound on the great question of The supre,
macy Of law. II only remains now fol
the authorities 10 bring the ris,ers, lheil
aiders and abeiiors. to condign punish
ment. and The fair fame Of the city will b.
Vindicaled, Rcit. Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

I .OSr or misfAid certificate Cor one share
OF stock in the Cape Fear Navigation Con-.
pany. No la7, belonging 10 tie ,sai. &c 10
serh Thompson. deed, appiration will there.
fore be made Tor the renewal &c the same,
TiluS. THOMPSON, ,
DAVID FOUST, cTrs.
July Is. So
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Faithful 0ficers.-We hear that yes
terday the accounts Of the. late Collector
Of the port Of New York. Mr.. Curtis.
and the Cashier. Mr.. Satierlee, we're
made mp; that they balanced to fraction,
and that The amour, found due 10 the
United States. (some sa.O0O.) was paid
into bank, and The certificate, with dupli.
Gates, sent on 10 the Treasury.
This is the close Of Wing officers
career, who has received and paid ov,r
more than forty millions of dollars.
n. y. .american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

Texas Bonds are quoted in the New
Orleans papers at f,csirs cents in the dol
iar-'Texas Treasury notes at seUen and
a huif cents in the doitar! Is it very
wonderful that the holders Of these bonds
and notes should be in favor Of " immedi-
ate annexation whereby their sixpences
and ninepences would be converted into
dollars in consequence of the "assump-
ton" Of the Texas debt by eur Govern.
mentt PIT. Int.
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Il is curious to hear Mr.. McDufIie de-
claiming most melancholy strains about
the impoverished cotton planter. when his
own in cotton plantation, notwithstanding
the terrible and impoverishing expressions
of the Tariff, has poured wealth into his
own Golfers, even after paying, (if Mr..
Med. is to be crcditeD 40 per cent. toll
TO the cotton mill of Senator Simmons OF
Rhode Island! What business must
this cotton planting BET
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MAR RED,

In this county, on Wednesday the 24lh
instant, by The Rev. Anderson G. Hughes,
the Rev. VILLAS G. SuTToS TO Miss
MARTHA A. WusoS.
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"C.s'r CATCH 'EN."-"No, Cathe-
rine," said Patrick to his wife, "you ne
yer catch lie coming out Of my mouth"
"You may;well say that, replied Kat:,
they fly out so fast that no body can
catch 'em,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

Death from Intcmperance,-A young man
by the name of Wiley Edwards, of this
county, was found dead in or near the pub
lie road few miles northeast of Hillsho-
rough on Monday the ed instant. He
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

A Bank afths Uaited States. and . sound
Naiisasi carrcasy.
A rsfiif Iaf rsseaac, with lair rrois riion 10
AalsTicsn iadustry.
Az honssi and economical. q inistfsiion Of
the Naiianal Goveyameni.
IN eqat .bie distribution ofthe FOcseds 81
the sales Of the puLln Lsnds. n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-01

The l.ouis,i lie J'u,nal Of TUESDAY
say.: 4" The p"or LocoIoro. were funny
enough Yesterday To fire guns on account
al the Louis,aps elec;inn.. Bang! bang!
wen, their gun by the hanr. THIS IL
about the qmerest proceeding we ever
heard Of in all our lives. We understand
thu NJ. p. an no eat i.ncofocn. went up
where they we're bl,z'ng saay and asked
~ha they were firing about. "Oh IL IL t"r
the louisiana ell, cuors." said II. L" For
ne Louisiana electionsl" said z. "~hy |
,o"em y"u ~rre a Dem"o al. Is this a
Uhig crr~d!" "N"," SAID u I'VE are
all DE n"crats. but then we are 6ung Tor
tn" L'u.ians rirr.i ms" Have MOI The
Wings gained member Of Congress IN
tue New Orleans d, .rtct nv slatve mi -:
m!" said 4. Yes" sd H.. = bu,,hats
n"'h'ng." Barel III they have n"'
e""e a member ri Compress. j. tie Alex
andr'a III ,trlct. have thy no, al least te-
""re1 our m.j"ruy of five hundred al tie
."rm"r elrtunn 10 almost 40 h'rg! said
Yes" said H., " huttha, ,sn'r much
Bns! Haven't they carried the Legi''
latarr. aad even secured larger maturity
On JOINT ballot Than they had l,st ysar!'
SAID p. Yes" said H.. 81 suppose
they have. bu, that's no! worth talking