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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01
~ Nh. Mark ,

v. We HSrN. ~
( ksxA SADDLE HARNESS 4 COLLARsyS1HSE1
HrA Maker. has remoy ed his Shop to the 81. IL
southeast corner of Main and Washington streets.
where he is prepared to furnish all articles in his
line with promptitudc. and in style Of workman.
ship which will be entirely satisfactory to all who
may he pleased to patronise him. He would also
inform the public that he is able to furnish articles
in his line cheaper than any other establishment Of
the kind in this city. Patronage respectfully So
licitea, Burlington, march Is, l84S.
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Notice.

"AvING left my residence in Union township,
request all those persons who know them
selves indebted to me, to settle their accounts Ell
ther with Mr. VIM Finch or Mr. Charles Smith, both
Of the said Township. Such accounts as are not
settled by Dec. LIST, will be placed in the hands
Of an Attorney for collection. good substantial
wagon FOL sale; apply to Mr. VIM Finch.
sept 20, lsi9 LEONARD LEDBROOK, NJ. u
NtALARATUs: casks pure salaratus: 10 barrels
- do salaratus: IS boxes pure do: in pound pa
pers, just received and for sale by
oct II, 'I9 CooLBAUGH & co
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Geo Partridge.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, NO. SIS
I Water street. tup stairs,) 81 Louis. Mo. Is-Par-
tcular attention paid to the sale Of Flour,Gfan, Pork
Lard Bacon. Salt, Groceries, sc. And VIII also at
tend to the purchase Of any articles usually kcptn
Country Store. may IL ".
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MARTINS EMPORIUM.


UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF NO. 1ls.
FALL OF lsis.-MorTo! Ip'edoe myself to sell
iotcer than any other House.
MY business is done entirely upon the Cash prin-
lVI ciple, therefore, have no losses to make up
on bad Debts, as those do who sell upon Credit and
have to make up the difference on their cash Gus
toners.
Ny stock this Fall is the largest ever brought
West, comprising by far the most complete sssort-
ment ever offered by any House. My goods have
all been purchased for cash and manufactured at
very low prices.
MY STYLES AND PATTERNS
are beautiful. many Of them the richest and most
fashionable offered in this country; the whole
Of my time and attention has been devoted to the
purchasing and manufacturing of my stock, as my
brother Charles G. Martini attends tn the ST Louis,
establishments; therefore it must be apparent TO
every one, from the many advantages that possess
and the long experience that Ihave had. years.
that am enabled to get up stock better adapted
to the market than any other house.
l am determined to sell at very small profits. so
as to make il object for every Country Merchant
to invest his cash capital in Clothing. it will pay
him better Proff meet with Quicker safes. and leave
no Rrmnonis to lose on. Merchants, that cannot
make convenient to visit the city, ny sending in
their orders can have them filed at the lowest cash
prices and those that do not please can be returned
havc but one store,
.'Tis No. lis. MAIN street, 81 Louis,
A large No. us on top Of the House. A flag ont
with the name MARTIN on IL, large gnit letters in
front. Cheap Wholesale and Retail Establishment.
st Louis, aug. -. 1919 JOHN MARTIN
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II. =. EBVNSVL 4 %.
GUN SMITHS and Manufacturers of County
7 Seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles, warranted tn shoot from
40 to 800 yards stub and twist double and single
barrel Shot Guns. Revoivers and single barrel Pts
tolls. Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills.
FIints, best quality Of Rifle and Sporting Powder,
Rifle barrels, Gun-Mounting, Gun-Locks, Nipples,
Wad- Cutters, &c. &c.
Orders from abroad promptly attended TO.
ANTICIPATING done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third street, near the Barrel House.
purl;noton. sent. IL. 1919,
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EIRT! F1REU

PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LnSs nv r,-r
Agency Etna Insurance Company. Harff,yd. e..
ME Subscriber having been appointed aren, Il,
l. the above company, is prepared 10 insure 800.
loss or damage BY fre-Dwclling Houses. sfcr..
Barns Mills, &c SO. at as low rate as any sinh,
institution.
From the known ability and punctu,l;tr ~ W.
conn any in adjusting all losses covered hv ~
those fishing to protect themselves against ~ ,
find il their interest to insure through this ofsre.
+. J. c. PEASLEY
Bui liz gton, Aug. 10, IA Aa,,.
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So i ~ q 10 u i So
Clothing and Shirts, at Who'll le.

NOuNG BROTHERS, l5s Main street, ST Louis,
l dealers in Ready Made Clothing and Shirts of
every description, are now prepared 10 attend tot
wants of their customers with stock OF Goods
which is unsurpassed by any other in the United
States. Both partners have devoted their whole
time and attention the past summer In getting up
this stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing and we pledge
ourselves that the eIrene lon prices at which we
we can sell our goods, together with the very supe-
rior cut and make Of our garments Will present r.
resistihe inducements to the discerning Merchants
of The West. Our stock of Haikef Goats Is much
the largest ever brought to this market, and as our
purchases were made in the English and German
markets early in the Spring, we can and ssH sell our
Blanket Goats COED per centase lower than any
other house in the West. Our assortment OF Basi-
Goats is very large consisting OF satinets hca
w tweeds black and blue pilot and beavers, heavy
brown cloth frocks and sacks velvet collars and
sleeves. lion moleskn, etc.. etc. Our assortment
of Vests and Pants is most complete. We pledge
ourselves that every bill Of goods sold by us shall
be invoced al the lowest New York prices.
Merchants from the country visiting our city are
respectfully invited to call and look through our
stock before making their purchases.
st Louis, aug. 80, '46-2m YOUNG BROTHERS
WHITE SHIRTS.
Y DUNG BROTHERS, 159 Main street. ST Louis,
I have in store one thousand dozen white linen
bosom shirts. comprising every quality from the
lowest price to the finest article III market, which
they are selling at Eastern prices. aug 80, '4s
I,On DoX. wool nett, red flannel and canton flannel
eastern prices YOUNG BROTHERS,
aug 20, 10 A few doors above the Bank, - Louis
Galena Gazette copy S3,c0 and send paper
Dr David princr.
nEvOTES particular attention to Surnrry, includ-
ing the treatment of the diseases of the Eye and
the Ear. Office northeast corner OF Fourth and
Green streets, (up stairs ST Louis, Mo. Iaug s,'i9
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EAGLE Hotel.

- FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
80 this Hotel is in respect, equal to In the
ss.m western country. The Proprietor. &C. STRIPE
-As. date of the Madison House,, respectfully socits
the patronase Of Travellers, and is
DETERMINED to deserve 1t.
For, N,d;zop Town, ArriI o6, l249-6m w. T.. 8.
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ID. AiOkTINOk 4 :

ID. MOkTINOKES
Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
rB'HIs article celebrated in Saint Louis for the
L certain cure Of rheumatism. in all its different
stages. is now offered the only remedy for this
most painful of al! diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in tea days after all his ply sicians had Civ
him up. by means Of this medicine, the result of
long study and experiment. Mr. ]. W. Christy, a
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured. after being disqualified for bu-
siness FOR four years, and ]. W. Snuthack, mer-
chant of st Louis, well known to the business COM
munty, was cared by means OF this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates Of both these
gentlemen attached to the pamphlets around each
bott g, and can he seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumatism. this medi-
cine is offered as remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by J. F. TALLANT, Agent,
may II. iS4s-ly Jefferson street.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has just received from the Eas-
L tern cities, and is now opening large and well
selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
to which the attention of purchasers is respectful
ly invited. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington. oct. 4. 1919
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wade. stille Il co.

+ SROCERS and Commission Merchants, No. 80,
'Lcvee 81 Louis, Mo-, have on hand large and
general assortment Of Groceries, will make advan-
ces consignments either FOR sale here or for
shipments To our friends South or East.-s9-ly
RErERENCEs-H. Won Phui; A. L. Benoist 4 Co.:
Il. i w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet & Co., st Louis-F 5
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III. w. VI 'E'r3er

0FFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of Burlington a nd vicinity. Fs-Oificc ~ H.i
street, in the building formerly occupied hy D.
Lowe and Hickok. July 10 is4a.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
4 SUPERIOR lot Of fine Notwithstanding, prime
- der just received AID for sale the Lumber Yard of
sept %, - W. .. CHAM1ERLIN s. 90
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Bmriiag q 0n High school,


THIS institution will he reopened in the basement
= story Of the Presbyterian church. on the first
Monday Of November. II is now fully and decid-
edy the purpose Of the Principal to establish per-
maaent institution Of high order in the city ri Bur-
ton. To this end there will be erected for the pur
pose suitable eAiice, as soon Us practicable. and
BY the the Opening Of the winter session an extern
sive chemical and philosophical apparatus, with
ktOhes, mays. etc.. ready for use.
TERMs-Highcr branches $40 per session Of ~
weeks. Lower branches s.. WILLIAM BRADLE r,
ang. Is. i0As-3m Principal.
DATH BRICK, for securing knives, ETC.. for sale
Lily apr ~. '4S TALLAnT
7lICTURE FRAME GLASS; s boxes, IL by 90; Is
II By 81 Is BY ~ and 90 BY 80 inches in size, for
Asa~ BY (may -, is4s) TALLANT
BOSTON NAILS: 100 kegs just reed and for sale
by Imay ,, '4Sl John G. FOoTE
kn REAMS Wrapping Paper on comm ,ssion for
lOO sale b. tjnly 70, '4s' EEGAY
T,nsss Hoors: Fssr, pork and whlskey berrel Tess
heeps and keE do just reed for sale BY
jsIv Is, = LAUAAN& BR0
4 OOPERS' KNIVES: complete assortment Of COOP.
srs Knivss kilps make, just received and for sale By
JAY I2, = g LAUMAN Il BROTHER
NJ Q. SUGAR and Loaf Sugar for sale BY
IN apr 49, IS KIMBALL 4 co
ON sacks COFFEE, Tor sale BY
4t0U spr is.'4s - kIMBALl 4 60
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BUSINESS CAR D $
r.. NJ. 4.IV.

VIZ HOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER in Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental M
struments, Perfumery, Paints, Oils. Dyestus, Drug
gsts' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure Wines and Lii
quorS for Medicinal use. Dagncrrcotype Plates,Ca-
ses and Chemicals, also Books and Stationery,
great variety of fancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. I-Store on northwest corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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T.. ID. Stockton,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Hurting
n ton, lowa. Es~Ofice-corner OF Sd and WASH
ington streets, formerly occupied by Drs Houghton
and Brookbank. taug 3, 40
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<w~ EAULKNER'S Eel Y.-rhe
Szs<eS4A ~ 4 under signed has good Ferry Boat
on skunk river, about four miles
south of Mt Pleasant, on the direct road to Salem
and Keokuk. He is prepared to ferry travellers a.
cross the river at all times with safety; and his
te, ms are such a. cannot fail to satisfy the travel
ing public. Remember FaulkneI's Ferry.
oct I, 1s49-u ]. FAULKNER
I(OTANIC MEDICINES; Poeny Root, May Apple
- Lobclia seed and Herb, Balmony ,Spearmint,Gol
den seal, Gum Myrrh, Feverfern, Cayenne, Blessed
Thistle, Poke Root, Cocosh, etc..fo sale by
april L., 40 JF TALLAnr
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ID ED LEAE; 1000 lbs. Red Lead, superior afu.
EEcu
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i.y,,,ber! g.s,nlb".!!

Lumber! CUNlD":..
TINE undersigned have on hand 100000 feet OF
| Pine Lumber. comprising the following sorts,
viz: /. Il. II and inch plank; by 4. by and
Gy scantng II, Is and Is feet long, -, Is, Is and
30 feet Joist--also. atEs. shingles, etc, etc.
Having made arrangements to keep constant
supply ON hand, the undersigned would solicit
share of patronage. Es-1heir Yard for the present
will be opposite the Pork Houses.
R,r,inyio on July 2,,49 w. L. CHAMBERLIN & co
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WEEKLY PACKET

From Saint Louis TO Bloomington and nas.,..-.
4 -A THE well known and fat -.
steamer ARCHER, +. 3. Bsrrs.T
s71H5s.s7zezs Master, has commenced ne r..-ss
trips between ST Louis to the Upper Rapids 80 !.
now prepared to land or take freight ar pass.-
at Nauroo, Fort Madison, Burlington Ocr;awaa ~.
Louisa, Bloomington, Davenport, Rock Island -
all intermediate ports. 100
The Archer is of light draugl,f nearlv
has excellent accommodations for passenes,, -
freight. Strict attention will he paid ID hosA -
sengers and shipments, by the officers of IN. ~.
'.'F"r freight or passage apply of board. ~ ].
maich 10, lo4s-tch b. I. DAVID. Asers
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fSUKE WINES h BRANDIES, for medical pur-
poses, just received and for sale low at
a,g2.'49 S l. BURNAP'S Drug store
THURNS; kcndalls patent Churns for sale by
~ apr l2 ,49 ]. s. kIMBALL l. co
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EOk - 4. u.
THE well known Burlington Steam Sdr and Grist
Nh, with Dwelling, Smith shop and stable, also
three Of land Immediately adjoining the south
boundary Of the city.
II not disposed Of soon, il will be to lease for one
more years. JAMES MckELL.
Burlington, august IS. is49-tf.
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ILANNEiS: pa,n and twied scarlet; blue anu
l. green Flannels; white and yellow, for sale by
oct !. 'I9 G LAUMAN & BRO
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RLIND HINGES and Fastenings, new articieAf
sale by tmyIo,'Ie) john @. foarS
CARPENTERS TOOLS, new supply for sale ~
~ may 3.'5a JOHN c. FOuIE
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Important Notice Save Cost>!!
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted
Y to the Estate Of the late Wesley Jones, who
not closed their accounts by note or otherwise
that unless they come forward and attend to the
same without further delay, their accounts, without
distinction, will he placed in the hands Of the pro-
per officers for settlement.
All persons interested are respectfully informed
that unless immediate attention be given to the a
bove request, they may expect to pay the costs Of
suit, w. +. CoOLbAuLH Admire
W. D. McCORD A''
Burlington, sept. Is, 1919 Gazette copy
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llNPFR YARD.

u OR SALE: the following improved lots: So,
i frame house, Water ST; 7sa, frame house, c.
lnmbia ST. north Is II Sc, brick house, Main ST and
MYERS others-also n or, %, 10, .. miles westof
Burlington on Mount Pleasant road-also, the fo;.
'"wi"s unimproved lots, pit TO- 333, sss. SIS, So,
% so ~ III of s3oa. and several lots in Barrels
SUBDIVISION. sept 20. '4s) A. ID. GREEN
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d. oILCHRIST. JOEL KiRsHBAUM.
49,. ID. (silcilriSf M co.
AsY L.. Esarsllann.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burins
ton. Iowa. will make collections and attend Il
all other business of his profession, in the eastcr
counties of Iowa, and north western counts If IL
Tois. - Office, over Scott, Whitehead Coz
store, Jefferson st. 10, ~
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T INSEYS: large stock of PLAIN and plaid lin
IL scys. various grades, for sale cheap by
oct 4, 40 G. LAuMAN Bro
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ATCHES: Thumb Latrhcs, an improved Article
j Drop and spring latches. lust received and iu
sale by (nay I9-4sJ J. G. LaUAAs BRa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-11
D,szu.usg q. own Friends.

The reckless and shameless assaults which the Repub.
ethe organ OF General Taylor and the cabinet-con-
nualy makes upon OF the most eminent and dis.
tngushed men OF this country who happen to be op
posed to the party in power, is beginning TO excite the
disgust and rebuke OF its own friends The New York
Evening Mirror, which claims TO be The original Taylor
paper thus upon the attack OF the organ upon
Mr.. Bancroft:
The Washington Republic has an article attempting to
exalt Mr. Brodhead, and to ridcule Mr. Bancroft We
think it signay fails in both efforts and we cannot see
that any capital IL likely 10 be made by abusing man
who is generally acknowledged have been one Of the
best Secretaries Of the Navy have ever had by all the
veterans Of the The article the Republic Is both
nngenerous and ungenemauy; and that readers may
Judge Of its character, give them "a specimen brick"
We omit the article which the Mirror cites to prove
the Justice Of its structures upon the Of the cabinet
organ These scurlous and vulgar attacks OF the organ
upon such eminent mea as Mr. Bancroft whose talents
reflect more honor upon his native county than twenty
such cabinets as the present. while they really do no
harm to the object OF their venom. show the reckless
by which the administration seeks to sustain itself
in the places which its members obtained by promises and
pledges which they have shamefuy violated and which
they hold against the win Of large majority Of the
people.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-11

We scarcely disposed to credit the statements
going the rounds Of the public prints respecting Mr.
Hugh Maxwell, the newly.apponted wing collector Of
New York; but il they be true Mr.. Maxwell is not the
man to hold situation under the government OF the
United States is no objection individual that he
is foreigner by birth, or that he enierains strong
attachment for the land OF his natvty but the cabinet
is highly culpable in selecting for the most lucrative
position in the first State OF the Union foreigner who,
upon his first entrance into Office his determination
to effect the removal Of old natve-bo citizen who
had served his country in the hour Of its adversely, and
whose character is above reproach The removal from
Office Of Mr. Lewis p Clover, aged gentleman. who
received from ex.President Tyler minor appoint
ment in the New York custom house, has excited
universal indignation Mr.. Clover received his APP
pointment in sideration Of his suferngs while an
American prisoner Of war in Darmoor, England. during
the massacre OF 1915, and his removal simply party
grounds likely to rebound to the dscredt Of those by
whom il was effected singular fact, worthy Of note
is, that at the very time Mr.. Clover was suffering in
Darmoor prison, Mr. Maxwell was a subject Of the
English government Poor, aged, and infrm, Mr. Clo
YER is now deprived Of situation yielding mere pit
lance in his declining years, and the wealthy foreigner
who removed him elevated to one OF the most profitable
Offices within the gift Of the administration Much has
been said Of British gold securing ichig and we
are forced 10 confess with blush that the circumstances
Of the above leave but little doubt Of the correctness Of
the charge Let ne Senate Of he United States see that
this matter is Investigated before The appointmsnt Of Mr..
Maxwell u confirmed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-11

Sale Of hs Fwssrs and Effects Of Uned States Hotel po,t
Poned un Monday, e l5tA October ~
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS or THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL FOR SALE At AUCTIoN-By Of a deed Of
trust dated the f August 1877 and
of Washington county, District Of Columbia, lber b. 49,
oios l52 6S, will be sold public Monday
day Of September the house known
Hotel, Pennsyiyania I'd
Washington, all the household and kitchen furniture
the said establishment
ccs usually found In hotel There r. large Of
Beds bedstcads, pillows, mattresses
Bed and table linen, bureaus wardrobcs
Looking glasses, chair, china, and cfocksry
sofas, sdeboards, lamps, glasses
Knives and forks wines, kc
Dining and other tables
Kitchen and cooking utensils
And AZ supposed everything necessary for furnishing large
establishment several dwellings.
The sale will take Monday Of September nert
a 10 O'Clock, and be continued
day, ut that hour, until the whole IL disposed o.
Terms Of sale cash, before the delivery OF goods
BY orders HENRY NJ MoRFIT Trustee
GREEN TAsTET,
Aug ii--eodifkds Aucdonees
0y- NO1TCEThe above sale Is postponed until Monday
10Th September Instant take place Uni
ted States Hotel 10 O'Clock and 10 be continued daily until
the sale h concluded.
BY order Of the trustees GREEN d TAsTET,
Sept 5-codhdsif Auctionecrs.
o. The above sale r. further postponed until
15h Of October 10 O'Clock
the premises Of the United Hotel
nued from day % day. Of that hour, until the whole disposed Of
Terms Of sale cash.
Sep 7-3nwtds&dsf Aucuoneers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-11

AT the request Of friend we copy with great pleasure
the following communication which appeared in the last
Marlboro Gazette We trust that our friends win by
all means candidate for Congress in every disirc,
in the State In all probability they will succeed in several
doubtful districts but il they should not II will prevent
The transfer Of voters from the strong federal districts in
which there is no opposition, to the democratic districts
We confident however. that by proper exerons they
elect their candidates in two three districts hereto
fore represented by wings They should keep view The
noble example set them blythe democrats Of Kentucky
Tennessee and Indiana In the latter State we are in
formed by an intelligent gentleman recently visiting Ii.
city. the democrats would have carried the district
Of McGaughey, the Mexican whig, II they had runa
candidate against him. As general rule. friend,
should never lei district 60 by default however desperate
the odds may be against them
From the Malboro' (Aid) Gazette.
To THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS THE DIsrRIcT--Ths
time approaches when il will become seleca
candidate uphold the democratic banner in this congress
sonal Is proper therefore, that free int.
change of sentiment should be had In order that the ms
available may be selected, and The democratic strength
ohe district be concentrated upon him the day cleo
ton. There is better method Of recng this objec,
than by placing In nomination men Of recognised merit
who and faithful democrats in principle and In
feeling would therefore call the attention Of the voters
this district to Henry @. s. Key, Of 81. Mary's county
as the best and most available candidate who can Ls
placed in nomination and do this with the firm
viction that he can be elected to the next Congress
Il is proper to state that Mr. Key has no knowledge
of my design to place his In domination and
that have done without any consultation with
him. Indeed, have understood that he does wish
become candidate and my purpose 10 to obtain
nomination for him. much induce such action bv
the democratic of the district will induce him
accept nomination should be rendered 10 him Hshsh
character both as and firm. unwavering, and