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s In series of articles on the "Polidcs
Of Europe n by Charles Reemclin. in ,he
Cinrinnusi Enquirer, ihe following ex.
tracts occur. There is truth 10 them
Dugald Stewart, in his work on the mind,
long since declsred, that moi BY means Of
popular assemblies, as Legislative bodies,
but BY mems ofthe progress Of Science
and Art, was the true Good Of the race
to be achieved; Reemeln says:
"Diplnma'isis and princes are but ihc
instruments ofipfluences far beyond Their
own control. or the Kings OF Europe il
is now the true what Goethe makes the
Duchess Of Parma say: IA slq
30 we great ones Of this earth we think
TO guide the affairs Of mankind, but the
wind and the waves loss Us up and down,
hithcr and lhiihcr." asm
"1'he onward progress Of the people Of
Europe is sirewed with wrecks Of en-
pires. Dynas,ies are but the baubles
and the mile-siones OF is course!
"The condition OF the people or Eu-
rope does mot depend half so much upon
the change OF iis dynasiies. or upon q
Louis Napoleon o. Nicholas, as they do
upan those advances in science and in
mechanism, by which the powers of ma.
iure are added to the powers Of man,
and by which prodnciiveness. and with il
enjoyment is doubled and trebled. Lie.
big in his laboratory, and Humboldt in
bis study, are far more important men
than the Emperor Of Austria and the
Queen Victoria, any wiihal they and their
works will be remembered and blessed,
when mankind will have long forgotien to
despise the butcheries and the follies Of
The others. and The humble socialists and
The communists writers within closets
are far more effective laborcrs on the
stage Of action, or while Europe is now
working out its inevitable destiny. than
all the Palmers,ons and Meiternichs.
What was true ofihe past will in future
he true OF The present. Rousseau, Pl'io.
Socrates, Schiller, Ge'he, Cicero, Moses
and such men live, while their cotempor.
aries on thrones are frrgotten. The des
tiny Of mankind is ever propelled by men
and by causes, observed and overlooked
at The time, but shining with SespIendcni
liightness afterwards. Humboldt, is right
when he claims that tho men OF our age,
known and blessed in future ages, are not
the men on thrones. or the, generals Of
our armies, OF The men whose names are
known at courts, but those men who
make nature bow TO mans use, from
whose brains spring the telegraphs, the
railroads and the plans for securing to la
Dor it's due! Science allied 10 the agri.
culture aud mechanism, and an honest
study for the welfare of the people Is
wining real empires, and lasting ones,
while the grand operators in The political
field are but working out a long decided
problem. accelerated as the sc,ion and
the result will be BY the humber agents
beneath the surface, which latter. az a
general rule, men mistake for the re-
ali:v." III, i,.s5 4.
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BhAcKwoop's MAGAZINE, FOR FEB.
AsY.-Ne,o York; Leonard Scot. & Co
We have received the February Mum
her Of this ably conducted Organof High
Tory and High Church Politics in Eng.
land. The contents are: al ,ssg
The Duke Of Marlborough; NV Novel;
or. Varieties in English Life. Part
XVII; A Canter 10 California: S,rug.
giles for Fame and Fortune. Part II;
Lonpfellow'' Golden Legends; Bull.
Fights, in Pictures and Prose; Cupid in
the Cabinet-An Attic Legend; The
Old Soldier--In thee Campaigns; Re-
sulis of Revolution In Europe.
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01y We omitted 10 state in the Legis-
lstive proceedings that Nj. Haly present
cd petitions Of C. H. Rice and 50 other
.cis izens Of this county, and of 2. G. Bas-
ss.s and 81 other citizens Of the same
county, for ! Law 10 regulate the abuses
q The traffic Ia Epiriiuous Liquors
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some SORTS excel oihers in richness and
value. Hence the importance Of ascer-
tanning ny careful trial those sorts bes,
adapted to feeding and fasiening
For fa,iening swine, apples are particu-
larly excellent. Some farmers have
saved ,hee.fou,ihs Of the expense OF pork
making BY allowing their hogs the run
Of par, of,heir orchards while the au-
iumn fruit was falling from the trees. A
nciahbor sold forty dollars worth oe pork,
fa,,ened with Ihe"droppings" Of only halt
an acre Of good grated orchard. The
process was completed by a week or two
Of feeding with grain. Even Common
seodling apples, il cooked, are valuable.
In one experiment. 500 pounds Of pork
were made from 100 bushels. There is
nG doubt, however, that selected grated
varieties would have been found much
superior. Even the hogs themselves are
good Judges, and show much discrimina-
.ion in choosing the best trees whenever
plentiful supply is allowed them. 4
For mich cows. swes, apples regularly
snd moderately fed. after being sliced 10
prevent chuking. have been found 10 in
crease the milk one-,hird ia qnan,iiy
They are clso good for horses, as ell as
for nearly all other domestic animals.
While therefore, the apple possesses a
high value from its inherent qualities for
feeding, the cheapness Of It's production
far exceeds that Of nearly every other az.
iicle for this purpose. Taking MS an
average tho value Of land at fifty dollars
an acre. we have the following estimate,
giving the actual cost Of one acre Of or
chad. q fa a''' Nt
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Or A A1seitIement Of emancipated
slaves has been made Ia Paulding county,
from Kentucky. Our people had no
part In degrading these blacks by q long
course Of hereditary bondage, and il is
unjus, TO charge US with the labor and
cost Of their elevation 70 normal con-
di,ion Of manhood. Humanity may not
refuse the duty; but we cannot but feel
indignant at The intense sel6shness Of
shose States which make profit by de-
grsdstion Of the African fat below the
condition Of the savage, and At the same
time seek 10 export him 20 free States
whenever he ceases 10 minister to their
selfish and oppressive avavice.
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6r v. b. PALMER, st New York. Boston.
ana Philadelphia is our only agent in these
si.'es for advertising and subscription pur.
poses. All arrangements made with him.
on our account, will betreatsd as il made
directly with THE Office.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OBro LUN-
ATTIC AsYLUM.--Ne have glanced over
this Repor. in part, and carefully perused
other parts oft. We are convinced that
il is the most able and useful ltepori
ever made from the Institution II con-
tains largo amount Of Information Of a
popular character calculated to do vest
good. The remarks Of DR.. H. Smith,
the Superintendent, in relation TO the
bad policy Of deceiving the Insane, is in
opposition 10 the commonly received
opinion tha, il is hurtful 10 contradict
taeir notions, but we are satisfied from
personal observation they are correct.
He says: a. n
"To tell the truth 10 a plain straight.
forward way, is always the bes, proceed.
ing. The insane are commonly sus-
picious, and are hut half convinced even
by tho most specious lying; besides,
they are certain to discover the cheat
when they get well, and they remember
il TO the disadvantage Of the person who
deceived them. The sooner ihs convic.
lion forces itself upon patients minds,
that something IS wrong with them. the
better. Frankness and judicious firm.
ness quickly win their confidence, and
command their obedience. have often
been surprised at the rnpidity with which
the ,lisordered in mind attach themselves
10 officers who are candid and Free
spoken, but kind and encouraging. To
snch they will corfide all their troubles,
and ask advice as TO their condition, and
information as to their hopes Of cure,
when one would think they had hardly
yet learned to look upon them in other
lgh. than that Of jailors.
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! or Henry Clay, who, by the influence
Of his plausible jcsnitical compromises.
has done more to sustain and perpetuate
human slavery in the United States than
any man living or dead, 10 out IN the
papers for Millard Fillmore for the next
Presidency. Clay says Fillmore has been
"tried" in his present position; he might
have added that that trial had developed
in him an aposiscy TO his early profession
Of principles on Slavery, and that for tina,
resson there was with Henry Clay a
na,uval pffinity; he too commenced his
career only 10 lay down principles on the
same question Of which bis after life has
made ths saddest sacrifice.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. 4
NOTICE is hereby given iha, the
~ subscriber was appointed by tho
Probate Court within and for Putnam
county, Ohio, on The l6lh day of March,
A. d., 1882, and has qualified as Admins
islra,or Of Jasper Marin, deceased.
<'es STEPHEN WHITE
March 30, 1852 ~ a574
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Gov. Allen has signed the bill abolish
ing capital punishment in Rhode Island,
and il has nov becoEs law.
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GErAsoN;s PferoRIAL.--Gl Gleason Is
cousiuusIIy making improvements on big
already splsndid paper,
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Mr. s. formerly resided in PauTding
county, and was much respected BY all
who knew him as citizen and a mar.
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JOHN sTREWBRlDGE's ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that ,lhe,
~ subscriber has been appointed aud
qualified as Administrator on the ,Es'ats
John Suewbrilge, late Of Putnam county,
deceased. 1870 3
ALONZO MONROE.
Dated ., Kalida, this 3lst day, of
Nj arch. A. D., 1852. 574
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List of Letters,

.gg9 List Of Letters, az ag
ID EMAINlNG in the Pos, Office at
~ Kalida, Ohio, April ], 1852. sRr
Adam Jordan Krouse Sarah AnuY
Boda Sarah Kingery Dr John
Critten Rebecca Leemaster VIM s
Cooley William Mayhenv WilliamJ
Conner Mary Elizabeth Metcalf Benjamin
Cline Patton Miller Peter
Dillon Cyrus Morgay As
Even Jenkin Russell James
Grove Levi Stnmbaugh Phillip g.
Grewbaw David " Stover Lewis......2
Irelan d Daniel Wonley Eli
574 GEORGE SKINNER P. NJ.
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THE HOUSE OF EDIPus-1'he Prince
Napoleon has pu, away Miss Howard.
(native Of B fillmore, i. is said) the moth.
or OF bis childrsn, aud bis wife 10 all bu,
name, in order to esponse the Princess
Charlotte Eugene Of Sweden. Her "a
,her, Oscar, was the son Of Bernado,te,
her mother, the Duichess Of Leuchten-
burg, was Beauharnois. The blood o.
Josephine will thus again be in the
ascendant 10 France. Tie scandalous
chronicle Of the diplomatic CIRCLES. de-
MES to the Prince Napoleon any share in
the imperial blood. Except shen calumny
diving to blacke: depth. makes Napo.
leon the accepted lover Of Hortanse) for
i. is we'll known that the King OF Hol.
land and Honense, though, married,
lived in esirangement, and Me Morney,
one Of the late ministry, is publicly re-
cognissd ms her adul,er"ns child, aud is
acknowledged by the Prince as 3 half
brother. NJ. Gaillarde,, a personal ad.
hereni Of the Prince, adds to this cata-
logue Of evil reports, the story that the
Prince is the son Of the Dutch Admiral
Vernhel, while Joseph Of Ans,ria is the
son Of the Due Of Reichsted,, the lover
Of the Empress Of Austria; $50 that a.
false Napoleon governs France and a.
true one reigns in Austria" II is repul-
sive TO reproduce such scandal; but is il
wonderful iha, the society in which such
things are believed or said (much more
where they are true) should be fruitful
Of grea, crimes?-N. Y. Com. Adp.
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A pickering couple, residing near
Manchester England, were recently over
heard in high, controversy, and repen-
,ans Bcnedict exclaimed: ~ am deter.
mined 10 have one quiet week with
,hree!"
aBu, how will thou get i,s' said his
spouse with the rei,eration which some
married ladies' provokingiy practice.
"i'll keep three week after thou art
dead" was tue rejoiader. iG M
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DIED.

AZ bis Residence. in Fulton county, H.,
on The 2lss dav of February last, THO,
MAS DoNELLY sROUFE. aged 4s
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george llumnlcrs Premium Essence of Coffee
MANuFAcruREn ny DANIEL BouLER & &C

MANUFAcTUREp ny DANIEL BouLER CO
One Package at 10 ceats icW sare lbs. Of Coffee!
TTNHIS Essence was Lately award d with silver
media In he American Institute, New York, also
with the first premium for such articles in the Frank
in Institute, Phi adelphia.
Sod Who esa e ind Retail, at tho propretor's soc
Depot, ot,2iS.Calowhil street, Philadelphia Alsoio
by our Agents. and ut the principal Drugahd Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has boon proven by many thousands
of the richest and most respectable families as well
AZ by the poorer class oi people, almost through the
whole United Statos to be by the best prepara ion
of coffee ever offered to the public Coffee made by
this Essence is much more who eSome more delicate,
finer favored, perfectly clear and in every instance,
superior to tho finest Java Coffee.
In order to give fu satisfaction and proof that tho
above article Is perfectly healthy, and TO show
thing Of the deserved reputation has gained and just
ly entitled to- we annex few certificates aud recon-
mendations. psrticu uarly re'atng to heath from Dr.
Booth and DR. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy
sists OF the cities Of Philadelphia and New York.
College Apcnue, Tenth street, bcloic Market,
Philadelphia, Scptc,nbcr4 1851.
have examined the essence OF Coffee manutactnr
ed by Hummel, Boiler co., and find that ih con-
stitnens are not in the east injurious TO health, il
may be used freely and wi perfect safety:
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro of Chemistry applied to Arts franklin Institute.
No. 10 chambers street, Nep York. ABg %, 1851.
Ihsve examined article prepared by Messrs.
Hummcl, Boher and CO Fiji adelphia, called Essence
Of coffee, which is intended to be used with coffee,
for tho purpose Of improving it, find il free not onl
IRON any thing injurious to health, but, on tho con-
fectiy wholesome. J. r Chiffon, NJ. d. Chemist.
For sale by G. KAUFMAN 4 CO., Agents,
.t and other Druggists and Grocors generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1859
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and gree among mauRind-all Of which. without
one dissenting objection pronounce this Ointment to
be GOOD
As day by day tunobtrusively extends It's sphere
of action along the borders OF vas; country nndis
circulated throughout its extent evidences ofits
Power and new proofs of is ci acy continually
developed. Three millions of boxes, applied to dis.
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact, beyondthe power of cavil or cont
diction, that it is INFALLIBIE in the Of all Tu
mors Ulcors Sores, Burns, Tcttcr Piles, Scrofula,
Eryspelas, chlblains, scald Head sore Eyes Qunsy,
Group Rheumatism Broken Breast Ague in the Face,
corns, &c 1t completely restores the Insensible
sPIRArIoN and by this means opens those avenues by
which nature intended to expel tho morbid matter Of
the body-thus is the system ceansed the blood pu-
rifed: and the health restored
II has power to cause all external sores, ScrQfui-
Gus HrtntorS, and Poisonous rounds to discharge
their putrd matter: and then heal them. ltisrighty
terme All Healing, for there Is scarcely disease
external or internal that il will not benefit have
used forthe last fourteen years for all The diseases
CT the chest; consumption and lver Involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in ono single case has fail
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach of
mortal means.
J. .McALISTER, la1 Fulfon-st,, New York. Sole Pro-
prietor. A. & S. HESDRY, Agents for Ohio.
Sold by +. l.. Socum and Otto W. kraemer, Lsn'as-
ter; L. Kalb, Rushvie; w w. Reed Carroll; NJ Camp
bell Pickerington; Leonard and Brother, BASIL A. f.
MitthoiT, Lockville; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester;
Endsley, Lithopols;E Geohegan, Baltimore; Clay
pool, New Salem; ]. and s. Henbee, Amanda; Daniel
hawkin, Sugar Grove; AshbAugh and Beery Bremen.
October % 1851 26
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LETTER FROM Mr.. GRAHAM-Hon. Will
liam A. Graham, the Wing candidate for
Vice President in reply to certain interro-
gatories of the secessionists of Alabama,
says:
desire to see an end to the agitation OF
slavery in connection with national politics
and believe that by faithful adherence
to the adjustment made by the compromise
OF 1900, aud the execution of the law as il
has been carried out by the present Execu-
i've head oi the Government, the country is
uestlned 10 repose and security on this
exciting topic, such as it has not enioyed
since the agitation commenced
While this appears to be the general state
o' public feeling in all sections, can per-
ceWe neither necessity nor utility, on the
part oil the South, for discussion of the ex-
IRENE cases OF apprehended injury compris.
ca 10 your interrogatorics, as among the
principal questions of the times. Such was
uie unanimous opinion of those patriotic cit.
hehs oi the South, who were delepated IN
the convention by which | was nominated
,ho sna . VINO required only an acquiescence in
" nV compromise as a security for their rights
~ sne present luncture; and in that opinion
concur shall undertake to establish nc
hew i 'esls OF orthodoxy, to fan the fame O
io.a. eAsltement in one section or the other
pui' II elected, will assume the powers devol
yea on me with an impartial mind, and
purpose 10 maintain the integrity Of tn
oh,on upon principles Just, constitutions
'hu hberal toward all its parts.
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ANOTHER CoUNTERFIET.---We were
shown yesterday, remarks the Cincinnati
Enquirer of Wednesday,, new counterfeit
$5 note on the Ohir State Stock Bank, at
Springfield, Ohio, which has just been put in
circulation--at least the supposition is that
such is the case. The one shown to US was
offered at the Gibson house, and sent to
Mr.. Dye publisher of the Counterfeit Deiector
fer his Judgment, who ut once pronounced
It bad The vignette in the center is "two
females" the same us in all the other notes
of the Ohio State Stock Bank, tho notes o:
all the Banks being done on the same plate.
The general appearance of the note is cx-
cellent, andis well caculatod to deceive the
great majority OF those to whom they are
offered. The engraving isgood, and though
the impression on the one we saw is dark
others may be lighter, so that to. Judge by
its dark and heavy appearance would hard
ly be safe.
VT Some flhkes Of snow fell at Toronto
Canada, en- Sunday last. They were the
first Of the season.
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LIEUT.. G. w. MAY, who fought under
Gen. Scott and was twice wounded in the
War with Mexico, has for some time past
been doing good service for his old comman'
der in New York, Pennsylvania and the
New England States. Lieut.. May is not
man of fortune, but impelled sby sense of
duty has thrown personal interest aside to
raise his voice for the Conqueror of Mexico.
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THE SLAVE TRADE IN CuBA.-A letter
from Havana says:-"That you may not
be mistaken with regard to our new Captain
General, inform you of the fact that about
800 negroes, from Africa, have been landed
at Ortigusa, in this island, and two ounces
ga dollars) per head were paid for winking
atthe business"
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ABOUT RTGHr.-An old Paris paper has
the following significant remark:-"Thc A
mericans and English educate their children
in the fear of God and the love of money"
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Ex-Gov. LUcAs.--The following letter
from Ex-Gov. Lucas will be read with inter
est by many Of his old Democratic friends in
Ohio, who with him have determined no
longer to support" spois-scekng Locofoco-
ism" It's dated September 9th, and ad-
dressed to- committee Of the Scott Club Of
Iowa City. The letter referred to, was pub
lishedin our columns few days since:-
GentIemea:--I have received your commu-
nication of the 4th inst, informing me that,
upon the organization of the Town City Cen
tral Scott Club, on the evening of the cd
inst, had been nominated and unanimous
ly elected President Of said Club, and solic-
ting my acceptance thereof.
will briefly state, in reply, that II would
have been moro in accordance with my feel
ings,not to have engaged publicly in the pres
ent politca contest for the Presidency. But
having,when first heard the nomination of
Franklin Pierce for that high Office, declared
my determination not to vote for him, and
that declaration having been noticed in some
OF the newspapers in such manner as to
seem to require of me n public declaration of
my views, have thought proper to give
them, aud respectfully refer you to my let
ter of the Sd inst, addressed to the editor
of the Iowa Republican, in which have
endeavored to make myself fully understood.
there declare my intention 10 Uote for Gen
WlNrIELp Soorr at the ensuing Presidential
election. This being the case, have no
hesitation in accepting the honorable station
conferred on me by the Club, in making mo
their President.
Very respectfully your obedent servant,
ROBERT LUCAS.
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NrrrM hr!EltVe Ec>tlrucWy.
over HALF Mill, II Of Testimonials have been
Orpceivcd by the prupriltol of McAlister's ALL

HEALING OINTMENT!
From Physicians the most
y skilful and celebrated,
from Councillors learned
Ia the law, from Judges Of
celebrity on the Benc h,
from Ministers Of the Cos
pei, whose undertaking in
'egrity have made them
shining lights in the path
Of Truth, from cnlighten-
cd Professors. from acute
Merchants, u from those
of every station, name
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sDAINTS oils. NC.

GO00 Kegs Pure White Lead b6Is Venetian Red,
SUU 10 do Red Lead, ! do Yellow ochre,
& Kegs Dry White Lead, 40 do Linseed OIL
10 do Lithsrage 8 do spi Turpentine
100 lbs Chrome Green. 2 do Japan Varnish
$50 do do Yellow do Copal DO
900 do American Vermillion ] do sup coach do&c
lust received and for sale at the city Drug Store late
q. g. Beck EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June 26, 1851
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ALARMING STATE OF THINGs.-An Ore
gon correspondent Of the New York Com
mercial Advertiser, in speaking of the fa-
nous Oregon Land Law, which gives mile
square of land to every actual settler marri-
ed before certain date-soys that it set the
whole country astir and every body got mar
ried that could. The scarcity of marriagea-
BILE females, however, was such that in some
instances girls of IA, l3, 10, and even ] l
years Of age, were married, in order to Sc
cure the land perqusites! .....
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DouBrFuL. The Statesman says that he
has information that Gen. Pierce will get
the votes Of his neighbors fall parties in
November Such stuff would do to tell, did
not the fact stare us in the face that he could
not get even the votes Of his own party in ia
vor ofCatholic Emancipution--cven in his
own town.
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6rI AM A DEMOCRAT; BUT CAN
NEVER DO OR SAY ANYTHING A.
GAINST GENERAL SCOTT!
So says Gen. Persifer F. Smith, who is
"fred with Indignation" because the small
fry orators and writer's of the spoiIs party
vent their spleen against one of the greatest
men OF the age. '8"'
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0TGov. Lucas is Chairman Of the Scott
club of Iowa City, and Major De Forest, ex-
chairman of the Polk glorlicaton meeting
there, in 1874, is Vice President ofthe same
club,