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WISTAR,S
Ksa2sa1Rs of Wild Cherry.


Ksa2sa1Rs of Wild Cherry.
TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
TO NAN, w.
For Coughs, Cozds, asthma. Group, Bronchi
lis, Influenza, Bleeding Of thsf Lungs, DIFF
fcut Breat!ing, Liver AGeetiOnspa
or Weakness of the Breast or
Side, First Stages. Cen
snmFtion, &C.. &C., &c.
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted 10 every
disease of lhe Lungs and Liver which is produced by
every varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known TO possess impoI
tant medicinal properties This ficts familiar to every
maron in land. rnd physicians een proscrbe it in
different forms for variety of Complaints Tar also
has been equally uoed for lis virtues and some pysl-
cans, whose is familiar to the whole country, have
gone far declare that oven Consumption could
be cured by flat alone. ID other hands, again. 1t was
nearly yaiuelcss. owing, doubt to iher IN
preparing and administering ia difficulty now entirely
obvialed by patient experience and lHns experiment.
u Price 81 per ;tle-six bottles for 50.
Sold by J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.. .
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut st.-entrance
ON Walnut st-:e whom all orders must be addressed.
GENTS. {.
Curtis Hatch Rayenna Walter Dickinson, Randolph;
Gibbs & Day, HcorGeld Il. s. Parsons Wmdham; Jo-
eph Hazen J. Fl. Sprague. Garretisvilie b. p. Cum
MINIS Akron; A. " Horr, Shaersvillt; J B: Whetlon,
HUDSON Dow 81 Co.. Cusahoga Fails; II. &. F.. Gay
lord Cleveland, j. w. Gone j. Co., FranbEn Mills.
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REarchist's Uterine Catholics. |.
Foa a CERTAIN CLASS OF DISEASES TNcI-
DENT TO THE ssLAsr best eIFr or MAN,

THE Esaperiority Of the
above compound over all
others for the cure of this
class of difficulties, and
: the only remedy in alarge
portion of such cases, the
immense numbers now
. afflicted and upon beds of
sickness, or otherwise
suffering Withou; a RENE
dy. are our inducements
to its preparationand dis,
semination thr ohghout
tie country:
Or knowledge of the
superior remedial pow
ers of this composition,
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MAuALA +. WEST, }
vs.. Petition for Divorce.
WILLIAM n. WEST
The defendant viii take notice that petition
was fled in the ofics If the clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage comfy, state of
Ohio, on the 10th day of August A. D. 1852
The object and prayer of the petition is, that the
bands of natrimony heretofore existing between
the PARTIES may be Dissolved and for aIlirnony.-
Cause alleged ,habtna drunkenness for three years.
BIRCHARD & TYLER,
1l846w Sols. for Complainant.
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I" Every family should have ~ Copy
A,t hrGlpaJte Book only 25 cts. per copy.

Man, KNOW THYsELE.
UER. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
NJ the afflicted. Containing outline of the origin,
progress and Of every form of disease
tracted by promscuous sexual intercourse, by sebusc
by sexual with advice for their prevention;
written in familiar lle, avoiding all medical techniea
ties, and everything that would offend the of decency
the result 20 years successful practice exclu-
svey devoted the of diseases of delicate pr
vate nature.
To which added receipts for the of the above dis
and treatise the symptoms and cure OF
the Fever and Asue for 25 cents copy; six copies for
will be forwarded to any para of the
U. S. by mail, free of postage. Address postpaid Box
1876 Post Office the author 80 North Seventh street
Z
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u-F Another Scientific wonderI-Irnporiant Dys-
Peptcs-Dr. J. s. Ioughton's PePsin The digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Kennel, the
!ourih Stomach of the Ok after directions of Baron Lie
biz, e great Physiological Chemist, by j. S. Hough-
ton NJ, d. phadelphIa. This struly wonderful rem
edy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaundcc liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing natures agent,
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific evil
dence of Its value. furnished by agents gratis S'e no.
tice among the medical advertisements 1If2 1y
PoisiNiSe.-Thousands of parents wLo Verrnifnge
composed of Castor Oil Caomei are thar
wite heyapp 10 benefit the patient, they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such
salvation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, dc.
In another column i'll be found the advertisement oi
Hobensack s Medicines which ask the attic ntion
of all directly interested in their Wei their chi
drens health In Liver complaints and a disorders ari
sing those of bilious type, should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
~ "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobcnsack' 5
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aroprclor j. n Hobensack
else genuine.
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Attention Firemen!

a ND all others in want of hats and caps
I Of any kind particularly that peculiar popular and
becoming style known the Kossuth Hat viii please
call and procure that which will adern the aupper man.
at prices to suit at C. s. J. C. PRENTISS'.
SEPT. q, 1852.
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Frce Democratic nTcelings.

Free Democratic Meetings.
Meetings viii be held, in the following named
places, and addressed by the gentlemen designa-
ted as follows:
Monday, Oct. II, IN Stnnford's
School District, A. TorriNo.
.shalefsyille- Wednesday Oct. Is, R. P.
SPALDING.
Freedom Oct 10, R. F. PAINE
'Rayenns-Ort. IA, r. P. SpaLDrNG.
Rootstown-Oct, lin Horace Cases School
District, R. F. PAlsE.
Stfeetsboro-Oct. Is. R. r. SpALDrso.
Cumpbelsport--Oct. is, R. F. PAINE.
Aurora-oet. 20, r. P. spalding or ]. C..
Vaughan.
Aiwdter-Oct. 20, o. P. Brown.
Brim6sld--oct. 1s, A. Topping.
Charlestown-Oct. 90, w, Burr.
Deerfeld--Oct. 26, o. P. Brown.
Edinburgh %. Fl. l.. Carter.
Franklin-Oct. 81. /. Brayton.
Hiram-Oct. 27. II. A. Hall.
Mantua--Oci 90, H. A. Hall, ]. K. Pickett.
Nelson-Oct. 20. Fl. Fl. Willard.
Isalmyra--Qcf. %, ). w, Tyler.
MeUlintocksburgh-Oct 2s, i. Brsyion.
Garrettsville, Oct. 26, II Earl.
Rayenna Oct. 81, r. Earl.
Randolph, Oct 90, w. Burr.
Rootstown, Oct. 20, H. A. Swift.
Mogadore, Oct. 90, o. Blake, T. w. Browning.
Winhasn, Oct. 20, T. Earl.
Allthe above Meetings will commence
at 81 O'Clock, P. M.
fB II is thought that it mny be best to hold sew
eral of the above notified meetings, at convenient
points asay from the center of Townships, where
several meetings have already been he'd. The
friends III eTownsEips will consider this sugges-
flor, ,and appoint such place for holdngih meetings
as they may deem expedient
n Each speaker named is pledged to meet his
appointment or employ substitute. SO that notice
may be given, In confidence that thero will be no
failure. -
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FHNHE BEST and cheapest Silk Hats ever
l. brought 10 this county, can be fourdat
Row FELL. Il Cos
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TNRUNKS. Valises and Carpet Bags-a fresh supply
y Just received Mt the Eagle Clothing Store, which
viii be put at low figures. CaI and see them.
Sept. 90. 1852.
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Hats and Cans.

TUST received at the Eagle Clothing Store large
81 supply of Hats of the Fall Styles Also KossuiIl
Hats, and Cloth, Plush and Oil Cloth Caps for sale
cheap the cheapest
Sept. %, 1852.
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w q " W IA ID

=, -. -,
w A ~ ~ A95 I'D
Imme,,;otel< : or & good Journcrmen Shoe Makers
10 ,hor cnnSat e,n,Io,,e, onJ Good Iraoos will be
- ' N' 't'~ ~ W S = ~ RI, "
gwen. :, ,o-o >. "iIA1''
'-% -e.N % e.ll..e .,eP.. lo,-. -----------
a ~ . c.ez Ss ~ q Ca IN a n e .
- -, : =,
hFiNI escaped ihc iate disastrous hrc, Win Dui
ssh uanase 10 their store nave Ie same repaired, ar
anu ieif soch ol u9oas set up hd re,'uy 3r saie hey
e uiso toeei' ing ~ 90 du ven sciecteu s''eNo Vi
NEW sGOODS!i,
lust purchased in New York on verv reasonable terms
which tbev viii sell far
..I;f pJ H., .,
e~1t"Stcefg iaeuhg= os'
At LOW PRICES.
WIN laS tuo inquest iius Aes price ief froauce.
oct. -. =
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1 i j q d !

The fsiforng of engiah Hug eof the most
astonishing record 1tter forty gears Sickness
years ercrnratlg tortnre the aHtpntat0n Of leg and
tie body and tim6s almost Of eating, purifying,
aschar 1iirers TO be cared BY eight bottles of G
sos Extract Of Yefi0t0 Dock and SarsaparG, almost
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The subscribers will continue the
Leather. Boot & Shoe

business on main street, where he will keep constantly
on good supply Boots and shoes of Eastern and
home manufacture.
Having made arrangements to manufacture Boots.
and of all qualities and styles, he atters him.
sell that with his long experience in the qualities of
Leather, he will be able selec, the best OF stock, and
by employing good workmen he furnish his custo-
mers with good arcle of homo manufactured Boots
and Shoes. be proc ured any other establish
ment of the kind in the country.
He has just reed his spring stock of Moroccos. Linz
ings shoe Thread Nails and kit of all kinds with a.
good supply best Buffalo Sole Leather. French Calf
Skins &c. all which wlbe sold low fgure for CASH
and ready pay.
Psvennn~ June 1880
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FIRE And LIFE IkSURANGE.

ETrNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Utica N. Y.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western FrmsrS Mutual InSHraHCe Co.
of New Lisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent foF the
above Companies. will Policies on the most IA
vorabie terms.
IL The above companies stand among the best
maiiaged and saes Insurance 1mpanes IN the couTi-
try. Applications made 10
General Insurance Agency Office, Rayenna,O-
u THE BEsL POSSIBLE REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
-Wstars Basam Of Wild Cherry is just the remedy that
pure minded, unpreJudced thoroughly acquainted
with every system of Practice and Wei acquainted with
the whole Materia Medcn, and experienced in general
practlce would recommend the best possible RENE
dy for the of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption.
This remedy contains the extraordinary medica virtues
OF the Will Cherry and the Fir which combined and
enbodIud in their utmost power in this artic}ei
BY nice chemical process. everything deieterious
useless is rejected that what remains the
traordnary and truly eicacous remedy for ait kinds of
pulmonary and ifver diseases known 10 man.
NJ See advertisement.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
AT
hA IgI Sli IEA IL u SCI 1} 81

EETE invIIe the attention of The public the arri-
w val of our SPRING GOODS. All those " lIo
wish get the worth Of their money back, will do
to look through stock, and pnr chase their spring
supply.
complete assortment of all goods necessary for the
demands of the people. ne found. We call the
lcnton of the Ladies TO prints and Dress oods
Bonrets &c.-Gentiemen 10 Summer goods, shirtings,
Boots and Shoes and hats. Farmers, bring your boys
and clothe them from head foot, in style, and
VERY CHEAP
Friends call and examine our goods soon.
JOHN Ii. BOS FWlCK s. CO.
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81 Y 25 ID. Kegs pure white lead, ground in
- CD Oil, just received and for saIe at
June 81. SWIFT's.
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Ills BOOK STORE.
IucoYDorafioa, NOticc.


WETHEREAS. q, special session ofthe Hon Board
" of County Commissioners of The County of or
tage and State of OHIO, held their ece in Ravenna
in said county, on the Both day of September A: d.
1852, petition presented, signeo by 2i0 legal
fcrs resident upon Lots 49, CO. 81 and 65 in the south
Division of Lots in said township of Ravenna. praying
for general Municipal incorporation of all the territory
embraced within The limits of sad four Lots, to be des
gnae,, :ha Village of Ravcnna, by virtue of the Act
passed May 3d. Isos entitled Il. Aet to provide for the
organization of Cities and incorporated Villages ai1
said Board of Commissioners being satisfied that Sid Pc
ltoners had proceeded in all respects conformable 10
law, and that said Petition was in legal FORM with an
accurate Plot annexed ordered the same on file to be
heard their next regular session in December 1852
Notice therefore hereby gwen to all persons inter-
csed in the premises te said Petition will be heard by
said Board of County Commissioners. The office of the
County Auditor Ravenna Monday the 9Th day OF
December A. ID. 1852, o'clock +. NJ, at which time
and place person interested appear and contest
The granting of The prayer of sand Petition if lie fit
l.r,s by order OF the PeiItioucrs.
E. SPAi.DING, D
N. D. CLARK,
Attest HENRY G. HAWKINS,
/ 1875. CIV Deputy County Auditor.
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D4ED,

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years.
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DLACK SILK.-A beautiful assortment of those rich
ID lustred silks, with laces and trimmings to match
Just received and going off rapidly at
Sept. q, 1852. C. g. j. C. PRENTISS'.
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SHAWLS-A fine assortment, consisting of Cashmere
- Brocha Thibet, and and beautiful styles
Bay State, Just reed at C. s. j. C. PRENTISS,.
Sept. u, 1852.
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a. UGARS-New Orleans, Brown and refined
~ also crushed graEulated and puiverized sugars
forsalc al RowEL.L s. Cos.
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a NROCKERY.-A large st.,ck comprising
" some and desirable styles at 49, :
Sept. 27, 1852. C. s. ]. C. PRENTISS.
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Dissolutoa of Partnership.

NI OTIC:E is hereby given that the co4parfersfip
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers
der the of J. Gis 81 Co., dissolved by mu1aE
all persons indebted TO the late firm and ALI
those having cIarns against the same, required
call John Gillis, the old stand, who is duly a
thurized to settle the aiflrs Of the late company.
JOHN GILLIS,
.-5-s-ss EN0CH JOHNSON
Ravcnnn. Ilnc a.l IG52.-
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EHONNETS and Ribbons.-A fine assortment Just
aS opened aud selling very low, PRENTlSS',
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BOOTS and Shoes.--Any quantity, all kinds. and at
z , low prices. ready for inspection ut
Sept 81, 1852. G.. q. J. G.. PRENTTSS'.
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HhRAPERY MI SLIN-A full assortment
~ for sale at low figures; together with new and
beautiful Turkey Red Drapery, just opened at
Sept. q, 1852. C. & J. c.. PRENTISS'.
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For the UaieE,sop.
LEBANON, July 10, 1852.

LEBANON, July H. 1852
MR. EDirOR;-l noticed in your paper of Ju-
ly oih, communication from l.. r. Guernsey
IN relation 10 a new Prlntng-Press. lately inyen
ted by me. In this gratuitous and unprovoked
tack am accused Of pirdcy-a charge which
| ask the right to deny and repel, through vonr
columns. am charged with coping his inven-
uon. lie says II appears thai Mr.. Cragin
mas copied NINE IN all important particularsn-
only wish to follow this accusation with nv
emphatic denial, which | do, by pronouncing It
unqualfedy false.
My knowledge of Mr. G's Press was obtained
from t,at same " mechanic" to which he refers.
more than eight months after had completed a
draft ofmy machine, and had nearly finished my
first Press. | assure the gentleman that have
since made no alteration to conform to his inyen-
ton IN the slightest degree The two inyen-
tons are as dlssmlar, | have no doubt. as any
two patent Offender Presses, now in use. The
4" half rotating OFFENDER" which he uses, do
not use. The attachment Of Bed and Cylender
and Crank notion ! do use. But these | did
not copy from him, for, as distinct PRINCIPLES.
they are older than he and ! both The man.
dgemem Of the attachment Of bed and cvlender.
and crank motions, in my Press, is wholly. and
essentially unlike his.
lie says he constructed his first Press TO work
both ways" but afterwards obviated some Sc
rious difficulties by altering it so as to print but
one way. would only say, that my Press
works both ways" at the rate of 2OOO ilnpres.
slons per hour, with no difficulties at all.
am wholly at a loss to know what promnted
this communication from Mr.. G. | have never
said word against his invention, nor in any
way attempted to prejudice his rights Perhars
tins mode OF attack may benefit him-but If Il
does It willceranly be the first time that mar
was ever benefited by such course. sin.
cerely hope he viii reap all the benefits from hi.
invention that It's merits entitle him to.
would submit that the working of machine
Is the best test of its utility. The public nav
little attention to the assertions of inventors nm
less actual experience demonstrates the worth al
their inventions. To this test bring nv print
ng-Press, of" neio construction" III il has no
Dovelty-no merit, let II fall.
Now, # the gentleman really thinks have in.
iringed upon his invention, he can have his IL.
ga. remedy, shall be ready to meet him when.
ever he shall send, greeting"
Truly yours,
A ii. CRAGlN.
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The two Democracies of the
State.

Convention the first, of the free soil stamp
met at Montpelier on the 9Th; numbers fair for
delegate conventional wouldn't do to call il
a mass meeting, since the masses were not there
1t Is understood that an old line" plenipo. from
Burlington appeared, and made oyertures for
another sort of coalition but the thing wouldn't
take. Pierce & King" couldn't be made TO 70,
If they were hilehed on, and besides they couldn't
get into the team any how. This is the State
Ticket:
For Governor, Lawrence BRAINARp; for
Lieut.. Governor, WM. NJ. PINGREr for Trea-
surer,
Convention the Second, told line,) met at Bur
lingtOn the sth-in number rather small we sus-
pect The Baltimore Democratic Platform and
Pierce 4 King were swallowed whole, urged by
Hon LUcIus b. PICK and Hon. PAUL DILLISo-
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H,M-two gentlemen who condescended to go
with the coalition in 1919. They had company
in caying in to Iunkerism, IN Messrs Thomas,
KrpprR and DroKrr Of Orange county. The
policy of the llunkers is to keep the party con
veniently small,' so that the mess of pottage
shall be sure to GO round, in case Pierce, comes
in. Hence some people are somewhat surpris-
ed that Peck, Dillingham;, Kidder, Thomas,
Dickey g. Co, should be permitted to come in
at all We will whisper the secret if you wont
tell: with all they can get the leaders think the
party viii be small enough IN .Norcmber The
ticket nominated was this;
For Goramor-JOHN S. ROBINSON -
For Lieut.. Gorernor-J. Z. kIDpfR; Trcasu-
rer-JonN A.PAGE; Electors At Ldrge-SrEpH.
5. kErEs, LucIus b. Peck; Electors list dis.
Merit Clark. 2d dist.-H L. Sourhton sd
dist.-lsaac b. Bowditch.
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The two Democracies of Wash
ington County.

The last Patriot gives account of taco Couven-
tons, each called " Democratic County Conven.
ton At the first held July lst, in the Court
House, Hon. Joseph A. Curtis presided, and
Horace HOLSTER, Aonzo Pierce Alpha c. MAY,
Ira Richardson, John Gregory, Charles Reed,
Calvin Blodgett, Nathaniel Eaton, Charles Samp-
son. +. V. Randall, j. r. Thurslon, James II.
Cole, WIN. p. Badger aud j. IL. Hastings iigur-
ed in the proceedings. Ne do not recognise a.
mOng these names hat Of a single original fire,
soiier, ercept Mr.. Badger.
The following was the only resolution adopt
ed:
Resolred, That we endorse and re-ofIirm ali
the principles of the Union ICoalitionl Platform
of May 81, l549, aud will use all honorable eff
forts TO elect the officers this day put in nomina-
ton by this convention.
The Ticket nominated consisted of CharLe,
G. Eastman and Royal Wheeler for Senators
Densow Upham and Alonzo Pierce for Judges
Isaac w. Brown, for Sheriff; Cyrus Brown ior
High Bailiff; NJ II. Sessions for States Attor.
ney Joseph Poland for Judge of Probate.
Democratic Convention the second. met on
the same day, and in the same building, but in
the Grand Jury Room-possbly to indict the
gentlemen IN the Court room above. Charles
Sibley, Esq, presided, and the names of J. NJ
Richardson, Joel Foster, jr, Lewis Burnham, J.
). Demmon, Samuel Wells, J. G. Sherburne
and J. A. fsge, appear in the proceedings. Res.
outions were adopted, declaring that the Balti-
more Democratic Platform " meets our their en-
tire appreciation" and that they CORDIALLY and
unanimously respond 10 the Nominations of
Pierce and King.
Ticket No was nominated, thus
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The old Folly.

1t seems that the locofoco politicians have
learned little wisdom from their past reveses.--
They attempted to break down HARRrsoS by rid
icule, and forgerics, and lies : the result was,
that The People took the good old man into their
jown hands, and thoroughly did they ayenge the
insults put upon him. Again they tried the
same game on TAILOR, and with a like result
And now it is WrNritp Scorr who is the object
of their malice and mendacity. So be it, all is
safe. Shakespeare expressed the sentiments Of
every go,d man in this:
arr am trnduced b, tongues. which neither Know
Ny feute', nor person yet will be
ne 1n,on'',''' ., ,'s 'o'"s 'e' ne ,'y
TAat rgtn. mu,, 70 ,sropgnn
Tho ,ocofoco corrory ,o which we ollude. is
four wears old. having been perpetrated in 1913
ms, belore the Wbig National Convention. ana
,,be nnrnose IF nreventing tho nomina,ion Of
~. =, -. b., ,,',s !, oon.;.,ol sc a
t''e o'u 'e'e'"" at '''o' 'i'''o' - " -
letter on Native Amercansm, falsely purport
ing to be the production of Gen. Scott, and that
forpod letter has inst been revived by the Men
=, III. .t......
iO'" ~
ITS own audacity by protesting jrae soiiSD' under
the 1ar of Pierce & king."
W. ,bsor,.o ,lo, ,to ~ 1B,,,s D.c,o.r,j and
-.
INC ""O'" a." 700 nav CIV" '''' ~ ''''
forgery. Gen. DIX, OF New ORR, did the same
thing in a late letter but on being apprized OF
HE error and satisfied of, seo;p,r tho le,,,r which
-.
Deh' Scol' u'u "r'te' ne very promptly ana "ahu-
/ O. % fln III IS fuf h.
to expcct locofoco newspapers TO initiate the
cood ev,r,nlo If Con D,x We VII Them Il,
:,
"o" "o'S'' "ei 'oo'' nus 'o"s 'V'' ''' 'o''
ed to meeting enemies, and always has had
singular habit of paaq,ashing them.
YIN T. Rohinson Eso Of Now Yorl, city,
- -. -.
eApoSeS u''S 'oisely III ''o ioi'o"i"s 'c''c'
the editor OF the New YORK Times. Robinson
is himself an Irishnan. who understands thor
op,,bl,, ,vba, bo j. vrti,c abopt
~, ,,.-,.
nc rNei,i' ose ~ oa'ulI'y uu " d lg'
'o, "l.'cll, l. SutPoso y su,ic Loeo ~ on "l'
SuoJee, ., nA''fisni' "iil0n " a''''Ou'es u
zen Ncu'I
is 'ue lnat Neh' Hcol'' some Ten years ago
was asNeu .is opinion CouceIhihg some PROPOSED
changes IN lhe NATURALIZATION laws 10 "hch h'
TTeP,eu' s0HSeSt'hg among olher ihlhgs una
/ Tisuu'cu' He''.ahs, anu ou'e,S OF lorelgh Olfli
"no s1I'eu III 'le A'"'y vi Navy, s"oulu DC al
ihlleu 10 INC IFieScS Oh ctheh9nip On Il snort
/ er term uiah lmt no" estibhsled by law, lhv'
years ana suggesting also othcr alterations L
prevent hiega Fo'lhG' &C out ulsuncty OBJECT
/ ing tQ the organization OF the Native party, thet
sustained by the Loco toco malonues Of the
suburban municipalities OF Philadelphia county
which resulted DO the burning OF Catholic church
irs4 mob Of