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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
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r., fc,:.ywing gsDHenea constitute tho Democrats:
e,af, G., n,rl Corinttre for the ,'isrrg wear:
SsnrancntO-H. r. Ce'ger, !. Eorinhn. J. u. Sulll
vsn. Sacramento CITY PVat Oni:r; Peter Bross Mich.
LCnn mr. Post OlhcO.
Ts,n rrunci.cu--T. Foley, II, r. Trn"ft, J. p IToxe
r,hrr, c, Page. San FrapciscO Pos Ufh'r.
FI poru.ID-D. ". GrlNicks. ". II. Smith, VIM A.
J,nuary pacervlo Post Office A. St. Z, Denver
CcloluA Post Othec
TIclumno-A. ~ Francisco. Sonora Post Office.
Neynda--S. H. Chase, Nevada Post Offce, g. g.
Isvis San Juan Post Office.
rn,ngcras-A:H. PufnCy, Murphy's Post officv.
plhcar--J Anderson Auburn Post office.
YYbI-T. n. Eeardon, G. ". Door, Marysvlle Post
9tHSe.
S!skIyou--E II. Steele, SCOTS Bar Post Office
Hnn Joaq'in-II. T. IIuggins, Stockton Post fnce
Fresno-E-p-IIslEt, Millcrton Post Office
Dnttt--Thomas 4. Turner, OrUville Post Office
Ios Angelrs-J W. Shore, Los Angeles Post or Ace
Ronnn,n--J. N. IIudspcth, SonOmn Post flee.
Trinty--S. j.. Krcider, WeavervIlle Post 0fhre.
Hirrrl--?rancis Anderson, DOwnicvillr Post OF ice
Amador-T. \. Springer. jackson Post Ofhre.
Santa CIrra-Wm. Mathews, San Jose Post Office
Contra CoSta--A. Il. Meoncy, Martinez Post 0;-
Gee.
Tiumaa-W. D. Sawyer, Quincy Post Office
Rattcr-S. Il Warrington, Nicolaus Post Office
Del Sorte-C y. TiIornbury Crescent City Post Os.
fer.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
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state OF California,
COUNTY OF Ell DORADO, S.
The People Qr tho State Of California, to William
Chapman, GREETING:
Won are hereby summoned TO appear before the
L undersigned At his Office In Coloma, on Mon.
day, the 9th day OF Oct IOber, 1857, at
the hour of 10 o. lock 4. NJ, to unto the COM
plant Of Robert Woods who sues to recover against
You the sum Of One Hundred and Ninety Eight Dol
lars )nncty dollars 0f " hch Ia due on Prom.
iss0ry Note, and the balance 1Oe Ia for meFchan-
disc delivered to you in Aaid township, At your liz
stance and rcquect ~ when Judgment wilt he taken
against you for thr above amount, With costs and
damages, II you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of SaId County -
Make due service and return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September,
A. d. 1857. SAMES ]. GREEN,
l2Sw3l Justice OF the Peace.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
N;a,SRA.xNact fuxkoA q !.


rs acknowledged to be, BY ell who have tried Il, the
l. DEST TONIC and ANT1.DISPEP11C ever pre-.
Sented 70 the California public.
In New York City and Buffalo, N. ~ where the
Turner Brothers nFst introduced II 10 the world II has
secured an unprecedented degree Of popularity, ow-
Ing solctytU BAnitOry and extraordinary medicI
nal properties.
Medical Men and Men 0H Science
All pronounce It 70 be most healthhuI and invigora.
ting; and whether II is used by ADULTS or IN.
RANTS its effects are alike beneficial.
1T Is Purely VEGETABLE, being composed Of
Tie juice Of berries herbs Wild plants and roots;
The Springs IrSt buds, the mellow Autumn's fruits
The bright wIid-aosc crs, whose fragrance charms The
nee;
The Op'ning leaves, the bark Of forest tree;
The dubious root ON mountain slope that's found
The spreading vine, that grows In marShy ground.
Turner'S Ginger Wine,
Being well known to this community as well a. 70
all the inhabitants Of the Pacific Coast and lie Islands
II IL only necessary here to state that 10 still manu-.
facture6 and sold In all lts purity % well rs the
Concentrated Essence OF Pare
Jamaica Ginger
And all the syrups COrdals and Extracts now IN usS
In this State, by
TURNER BROTHERS,
Market street, Opposite Roman Catholic
rs 3ml Orphan Asylum, San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

The Marysvillc Herald says it is ru-
morcd that Hon. W. T. Barbour intends
to resign his position as District Judge of
the 10th judicial District.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

EDIroTIAL G CMANGE.-Mortimcr j. Smith
has disposed of his interest in the San
Francisco Spirit Of tho Times, to Stephen
I. King. Mr.. King was long connected
with the San Francisco Sun, and is famil.
lar with the duties of an editor.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
JorS J. CvI.LRS,
CuAS. W. BIISES,
a G

Committee.
Tho Cl.ief and Assistant Engineers of the
Department. McsHrs. Alex. Hunter and VIM.
Marple. Mr.. Vanderbilt, Foreman, and Mr.. o.
UInncl. Assistant Foreman Of Confidence En-
gne Co No. !, and Hon. 5. N. Johnson were
among the invited guests. Mirih, harmony
ard good feeling prevailed. and many IL day
will rnss ere that night be forgotten by thor,
VIII participated in its frstivllics.
piac1rYilI. Ortuhcr 3d lS.-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

w. B. HOOP, ESQ.,, Of Sacramento, will
accept our thanks for favors and valuable
books. Wen return the compliment, old
boy, before long.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

REMovAL.-Mr. A. Eidingcr, merchant
tailor, has moved his establishment from
ArvidSson's building to the opposite side
of the street, first door below the "Union
Building" lie has fine assortment Of
cloths, cassimcrs and vcstings, and is
ready to furnish gentlemen with good
fits" at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

New CHURCm.-A new Church is to be
erected in Marysville by the cOlOrcd peO-
pie Of the Baptist persuasion.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

REWARD FOR MURDERERs.--By reference
to our advertising columns it will be seen
that Governor johnson offers reward of
two hundred and fifty dollars each for
the murdercrs of Williams and McMar.
land.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

We arc indebted to our friend DR.. Law
yer, for a neatly bound volume of the po-
ems of John G. SAKE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

AETA Ex"Erss Cove arc pleased to
learn and it affords US pleasure to state,
that this accommodating and energetic
company is permanently established and
is meeting with the most liberal cncour-
aSemcnt Letters and packages entrusted
to its Agents arc promptly delivered, and
It's business is conducted admirably. Let
trrS sent by its Agents are certain to
reach their destination at the earliest
possible moment. Mr.. Ford, the princi-
pal Of the Co., comes to us highly recon-
mcndcd, and its agents in this city,
McsSrs. Davis & Roy, are energetic, ,cour.
tcous, liberal gentlemen. They will make
the Alta Express win its way to favor in
this community.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
SCHOOL.

RE RS. cot ESS SELECT SCHOOL.
VI will be open for the reception Of pupils on Mon.
day, October 9Th. The number Of pupils will be lin
tied, and efforts will be spared which may tend 10
their moral and mental improvement
PIaeOFvills, sept 2eth, 1871 Nv
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

AL'oOI n Large ASSOrtLnnn
VARIETIES.
Portfolios; Inkstands;
Letter Clips and Folders;
Sand and Wafer, Boxes;
States and Pencils;
Gold and Steel Pens;
Bill Holders; Parallel Rulers;
Portable Writing Desks;
Backgammon Boards;
Chess Boards and Chessmen;
Dice and Dice Cups;
Calendars; Color Boxes;
Percussion Caps;
Quilts; Waters; Sealing Wax;
Chalk; Notices;
Playing, Visiting, Conversa-
ton and Motto Cards;
Black, Blue, Curmine and In.
delible Inks.
Knives; Scissors;
RazOrs and Razor StrOps;
Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Combs; PerfMmery;
Fancy Soaps; Hair Oil, &c.
POETRT.
Shakespeare; Byron;
Scott; Milton; Dante;
Cowper; Campbell;
Hemans; Norton;
SigOurney; IIowett;
Kirk White; Tupperand many
others.
HISTORY. -
History Of England;
do France;
do United States;
Frost's Pictorial History of
California;
Gibbons Rome;
Pictorial Hisiorv ANN Navy;
Annals o. ran Francisco;
MOscheim's Church History.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Sanders'. Towns and Web
stcr's Spoilers;
Sanders, Towns, Maguffey's
and Parker l. Co.'S Readers;
Smiths, MOrse's and Mitchell's
Kirkham's, BulliOn's, Smiths,
Browns and Murrays Gram
mars;
OlendOrff's French and Ger
man Grammars;
ALSO-vlOLINS, GUITARS,
STRUCTl
.. They are confident that their
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
Tor the Mountain Democrat.
LnNrn nIIu Henahna

Love thy nrother.
Thank God! the mercifuI,
GlnrOus and bountifuI.
Lille hath llir-noncnts 80 perfect and whole:
hat we can lovingly,
II not apprOviGgly,
Bless MORALS, our brothers, from tho depth Of
our slul.
Then let our gcntlcness,
Kindness and tendcrness,s
taIl ON the crushed hearts that come in our way:
Warming them cheCrily,
SoothlngIy. merrily-
Ihu' shall their darkness be turned into day.
We shall not poorer be,
For this small charity,
Which we bcstuw ON SOrrUw and min.
But for each mite We give
Shall the next life We live
Pay us IN blessings I1Jrrer, again.
Spanish Flat, Sept. 9th. MARX.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

Between Montgomery and Kcarney, (up stAIrs,)
San FranciscO.
I HAVE Just received, direct from the manufactu.
i rers, large assortment Of goods Of the latest
styles and patterns, in the above line
kN~I have constantly on hand and am in regular
receipt Of full and complete Assortments Of goods
adapted 70 the California trade. To the trade and
dealers in the interior, would say, your orders will
receive prompt and careful attention. Please give
call. ROBERT JOSEPIII
eH-N. Is. No business connection with J. 4. Jo-
seph [sep12 3misl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
RAILRAD HOUSE
JAMES THOMPSON. :. :. PROP1HHxSO1,
Formerly Of Haley 4 Thsmpses.l
Entranee-4S Commercial aRA - Clay
Sts., Between Front ana Battery.
SAN FRANCISCO.

RESTAURANT FIRST RLIOOR.
LADIES' ORDINARY .... ....... SECOND RLOOR.
EINIIIS HOUSE has undergone . thorough renova.
Il ting and cleansing, with NEW FURNITURE,
BEDS and BEDDING. II ID Intended by the pTopFi.
ctor to have this House second to none In this city
Great has been taken to select the best IT ser
wants, and no expense will be spared 10 make the
weary traveller comfortable at the Railroad HOUSE
The House will be opened on Saturday, August 1st,
1851.
There have also been fitted mp magnificent Bath
Rooms, and Hair Dressing Room attached to the
HOTEL which for cleanliness, etc., will not he sur.
and Pool Table. .
The Bar will he stocked with the finest choice Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
fine Lunch will be served every day at II O'Clock
langl 9ml JAMES THOMPSON, Proprletor.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
4 sabbath LnNV.

AT apnblic meeting held in this city on
Monday evening, October 9th, initiatory
measures were taken for having petitions
circulated for the signatures of our citi-
zens, praying the next Legislature to en-
act general Sabbath Law.
On motion, II. Dcnnison was appointed
Chairman, and w. II. Dietz, Secretary.
Some discussion was elected on the
Importance Of having n State Sabbath
Law enacted, which will clTectuaIly sus-
pend all trading and business operations,
40 that onr merchants, mechanics and
traders will have secured to them one day
of quiet rest in seven.
On motion, it was
HCoIrei, That {. ". Barnes, S. J. K.
Handy, II. L. Ilinds, Geo. +. Jones, and
Samuel Brown be appointed committee
to call public meeting of the citizens of
this city and vicinity, at such time and
place as they may think proper, to take
measures for pctitioning the next Lcgis-
laturc for the passage of State Sabbath
Law, which will suspend all labor and
trading on Sunday.
Ecso|rcd, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in all the papers of
this city.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine
dc. II. DENNlSON, Chm.
W. II. DIETz, Scc'y.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
Admlmas =.

A L. peFsens hayina ~ 1an - Saanls
Argf HAaEzB0A -
SsI,S:a Si5 1s.iasnes g e 4 ~
IN ten mOnths trom ~ - y lkl4
rREsS exk
- e pseas ernRk Is
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
nemncrntic 90, CenfrnI Cnmnn,i1tee.
A. BADI.AM, JTI.,

Il our authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
SrISr. for advertising lea with him, will be promptly
attended 10.
- go .------'
JOHN LONG VITA is autht rized to act as
Agent for the .Houhfdia LpslOcr0I.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

, Smiths, Adams, EmmersOn's,
GrecmleHfs and Davies
Arithmetics;
Biographies and Aliases;
M0ntcith's Youths Manual Of
Geography;
Webster's, Walkers and John
stOn's Dictionaries, DC.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spiritual Works Of A J Davis;
Fowler & Wells and COmbes'
Phrenologics;
, Family and Pocket Bibles;
Testaments;
Prayer and Hymn Books;
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Manuals, &C., &c.
And many other works, too
numerous 10 mention.
Kane's Arctic Expedition.
COoley's Encyclopedia Of 1900 Re-
ceipts,
Gillelpie'g Land Surveying,
PrescOtt's Conquest Of Peru, 2 vols
Biographical and Crltl-
cal Miscellanics,
Allison's History Of Europe, from
1850 to 1915, 4 vols,
Theirs History Of the French Rev.
olutlOn, 4 vols,
Private Correspondence Of Henry
Clny, by Cotton,
Storms Works
The Modern British Essayist,-Al.
lison,
Appleton's Dictionary Of Mechan-
les In 2 vols.
Miscellaneous Works Of Sir James
Macintosh,
Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences,
Blake's BiogrnphAl Dictionary,
Prose and Poetry Of Europe and
America, by N. =. willis and O.
p. Morris,
Cyclopedia Of American Literature
in 2 vols,
Memorial Ofhis Times, by Henry
COckburn,
First Impression Of England and
Its People, by Hugh Miller,
Rotany, by Mrs. Lincoln,
Travels on the Western slope Of
the COrdilleras-"Clncinnatus,"
Dicks Works. 2 vols,
Chatham, Burke, ErskIne and Mac =
intOsh, l vol,
Tl,n A,,.a...-. - D. IL m hla ard
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

Ever offered In this city.
These goods have been selected with great care nv
an experienced purchaser expressly for this market,
and the proprietor feels assured that the good rcpu
tation that this popular establishment has heretofore
enjoyed will not be diminished, In the least, by the
exhibition Of his present stock Of goods, they
all OF fashionable style and superior quality and are
offered ut the very lowest prices.
Among his present stock may be found
Dress Goods Of Every style!
Such as Silks, satinS and vclvets, plain and col
ored:
Merinos. De LANES, and Cashmeres;
Lawns, Tissues, and Dareges
GinRhamS and Calicoes In great variety;
swiss, Book and Jaconet Muslins.
EmbrOIdcrlcs.
New Styles of French Edglngs and Inscrtings;
Bands, Collars and Under-Seeves.
Ribbons and Trimmings,
Good Assortment.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves Of every kind.
Hosiery; SILK and Linen lIandkerchlefs, ETC., etc.
Also, General Assortment Of
HOuSe.EurniShimg Goods!
Such as sheetIngs; Drlllngs; Irish Linens;
Blk, Woolen and Cotton Damasks;
Tapestry; Ingram and Brussels Carpets;
DrugRets; Rugs; Mats and Mating
wall Paper and Window Shades;
Goods Stores.
The public In general and the Ladies' In particular
are respectfully invited 10 call
II ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY promptly at.
tended to.
JOSEPH SULZBACHER,
FIreproot Brick, next TO DOrsey's Block, Main st.
Ptacerville. August 9Th, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
Hotel international,
San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

VVNIIE undersigned requests the attention Of the
4 travelling public, and strangers In particular, 10
the merits OF this House.
Although bu; lately established under the super.
public have discovered in It . WELL MANAGED
AND SUPERIOR HOT OTEIs.--The present prOpriet0rs
and managers, A. 8. HALEY, JOHN J. HALEY and
y. X ROBINSON, with An honorable deILcacy, not
wishing 10 encfoach upon the merits Of any other
houses have successfully endeavOred to establish
for II the name Of
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

, Brooks Universal Gazetteer Of the
I World, 2O0 enRravings,
, Memoirs Of Mary, Queen Of the
! ScOts IN 2 vols,
, Fox's Book Of Martyrs,
! Gathered Treasures,
History Of Oliver Cromwell, ty
Guizot IN 2 vols,
History OF the Girondlsts, by Lam
, artine, In 3 vols,
, Post -Biblica History Of the Jews,
by Raphael, 2 vols,
! Complete Analysis Of the Bible, by
4, Nathaniel WcstsD. D.,
, IIarvey's Holy Meditations,
! Pilgrims Progress,
, Sacred Streams,
! Life In California,
Heroes Of the American Revolu-
tiOn
Manual Of Elementary Geology,
by Lycll,
Gregory's Chemistry,
CemstOck's do,
Draper,s do,
COmstOck's Botany,
" Philosophy,
Graham's English Synonyms, by
Reed,
Egypt and the Holy Lands, by Jno'
l.. Stevens,
! Biographical and Historical Sketch
es, by McCauley,
Life OfNapoleOn III
A Yankees Travels through Cubn
Life and Campaigns Of Napoleon,
! Lite Of Walter Scott, by Mcleod,
Lamartine'S French Revolution,
Lives Ofthe Queens Of England,
Jackson and New Orleans,
! Young Mans Book Of knowledge,
! History OF the lIen.Pever,
Life and Adventures Of BeckwOrth
The Practical DramghtrnIan,
Model Architect, by Sloan,
CarpenterS' Assistant and Rural
Architecture,
Carpenters New Guide, by Sloan,
Village Architecture,
Cottage BuIldSr.
Medical Works.
Bcachs American practice,
DR.. Buchan's FRmlly Physician,
Churchill's System Of Midwifery,
United States DlspensatOFy,
DungllsOn IN New Remedies,
Dir. IIOlleck's Works complete,
The Family Dentist, by Warner,
Physiology Of Woman and her Dis
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
FIRST GLASS HOTEL!
IN EVERY PARTTcULAR

VIC WUuIH HeTo Dtnte Lnug tIIe c0IuplFgtVG Eucce91
OF this House since January last has exceeded that
Of any other the Pacific Coast, with constantly
increasing patronage. A conveyance, marked
g International Hotel COaeh,''
Under the personal superintendence Of p. D. Smith
formerly Stage Agent at Sacramento City, is In At
tendance At ail hours 70 convey passengers to and
from the Hotel, for one dollar each including bag.
gage.
A. n. HALEY, Lessee.
Assisted by JOHN J. HALEY, and Il. b. ROBIN.
SON, late Of the liallrond House.
neptl 0m
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

They are confident that their
San Francisco, and are dcterm
trOnage heretofore bestowed on
Our Circulating Library
works ofiiction extant.
Also, California, Atlantic an,
June g.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

NuF csd.
The Washington union., 1857-04-21
OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Monday eyening,l

ALEXANDRIA,, Monday evening)
April 20, 1857.
The schooner Ring Dove Captain Palmer, arrived Sat
uray evening from Philadelphia with an assorted cargo.
She is expected to proceed to Georgetown tomorrow
tuesday without touching at Washington
Alexandria consignments: w. n Brown, trunk
Manassas Gap railroad liquor and sndries Orange and
Alexandria railroad, liquor and railroad chairs; Hill,
Brown Co.. sunlres English Son, snaths and rakcs;
Ridgley, Hampton, Co, liquor w. II. Muir, mer-
chandise d. Hume Co., merchandise; Perry & Son,
glassware D. & S. Blackjack, potatoes; Addison &
Howard ale r. r. Snyder, stoves hardware, &c. shinn
Son, hardware &c.; z. English ~ barrels snuff 9.
f. Snttle Co, 20 barrels liquor; p II. Hof tea
Washington Co., liquor; g. w, Harrison, liquor; j.
Keith Co., boxes machinery
Washington consgnments; Thompson & Bro. iron pipes
A. Sergeant, 81 bundles straw boards Narn Palmer
merchandise; G. A. w. Randall, vinegar; j. F. Hodg-
son, stoves hardware, &c. R
Georgetown consignments Army Shnn, 10 barrels
bottled ale; E, NJ Linthicum Co.. hardware, &C.; d.
English Son, hardware, &C. George Lowrc 10 barrels
liquor w. II. Cooley paint j. T.. Kidwell paint Cru.
lit, $50 bushels potatoes; w c. Diamond, coffee.
The schooner Mary p. Sanderson Captain Balance ar
rived Saturday evening from Elizabeth City, N. c., with
cypress and juniper shingles, for sale.
The schooner Armada Captain Esey, arrived yesterday
evening from New York, with Columbia guano; 100 tons
for Fowe Co., Alexandria, and 20 tons for Morgan
Rhinchardt Washington She will proceed to Washington
on Wednesday or Thursday depending the weather.
The transactions of the Corn Exchange to-day have
been follows: Flour, Sc offered hut sales. Wheat
prime white, 81 so; red, sales. Com--white and
mixed; 63 cents yellow, 81 cents
The storm of yesterday and to-day has materially Of
fected both the fisheries and the fish trade Both buyers
and sellers have been in great measure weaherbound
to-day The prices have ranged shad, $40 to Sl2 her
ring s92 to SO.
The main features of the day here have been the vo
lent snowstorm and the extreme low tide in the river
This has been lower to-day than it has been for long
time before The shipping in port has nearly all been
aground, and the steamers have experienced great diff
Guilty in getting up to their docks. VIRGINIUS. X
The Washington union., 1857-04-21
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.

From the concurrent statements OF our western ex-
changes it would seem that the Territory OF Kansas
is in the course of pacific occupation by honest
and enterprsing emgrans from every section Of the
Union. The Cleveland Plaindeaer remarks:
" The tide of emigration which flows SO swiftly
through all the thoroughfares of the country is throwing
into Kansas wealth of people of which any State might
be proud. They welcomed not by bloody hands TO
hospitabe graves but with hearty kindness by the set
tiers and surveyors already there, who need their assist
ance to open roads build sawmills put in crops, organ
ize townships and all the associations of political and So
cal life and TO add to the value of the nbroken wilder
The duties OF American citizens are too well known
and the privileges too well appreciated to allow neglect
OF those simple acts which tell directly upon the nst-
tutions of State Out of Kansas, none but men who
regard civil strife there necessary to abolition strug-
gle here wish the people to foego their political rights
to stay away from the polls and allow the laws 10 be
made without expression OF the whole public senti-
ment.
In connexion with the above we make room for
tho following extract from editorial article IN the
Albany Atlas and Argus on the same subject:
There are laws on the statute-bool of Kansas which,
IL il becomes free State, will have to be repealed But
there laws that obstruct the right OF any resident
to vote and that do not protect him in bis franchise,
and hun unrestricted right OF suffrage and
fraud Is well guarded against and punished there
here.
''Ihe question of good government in Kansas rests
with its people The Seward leaders invite their friends
to stay away from the polls. The advice, which Is as
malignant it is foolish will not be followed IL is
difficult to make American citizens stay away from the
polls They believe in their power to correct what Is
wrong by the suffrage and they accustomed to act on
this faith They will therefore cut loose from and dis
regard the advice OF the demagogues who are trying TO
mislead them