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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17
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: aIITTInIN WILD FLowERs
BY MARY HowlTT.

BY MARY HowTT.
The autumn sun is shining,
Grey mists are on the hill
russet tint is on the leaves,
But flowers are blooming still
Still bright In wood and meadow;
On moorlands dry and brown
BY little streams by river broad
On every breezy down.
The little flowers are smiling,
with chilly dew-drops wet,
And saying with spirit voice.
1--WE have not vanish' d yet.
No, though the spring be over;
Though summers strength be gone
Though antumn's wealth be garnerd
And winter cometh on
Still we have not departed,
We linger TO the last,
And even on early winters brow
cheerful ray will cast ~
Go forth, then youths and maidens,
Be joyful whilst ye may;
Go forth, then, child and mother,
And toiling men grown grey
Go forth. though yc be humble,
And wan with toll and care
There are no fields so barren,
But some sweet flower is there
Flowers spring up by the highway
Which busy feet have trod
They rise up in the dreariest wood;
They gem the dullest sod.
They need no learned gardeners
To nurture them with care;
They only need the dews Of earth,
The sunshine and the air.
And for eartI's lowly children
For loving hearts and good,
They spring up all around us,
They viii not be subdued.
Thank God when forth from Eden
The weeping pair were driven,
That unto earth, though cursed with thorns,
The little flowers were given
That Eve, when looking downward,
To face her God afraid,
Beheld the scented violet,
The primrose in the shade
Thank God, that with the thistle
That sprang up in his toll,
The weary worker, Adam,
Saw roses gem the soil
And stil for anxious workers,
For hearts with anguish full,
Life, even on its dreariest paths,
Has flowers for them to Gull.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-17
SCIENTIFIC RICAN
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN Begins Sept. II, 1888.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufactures,
AMI FARMERS.

The Semitic Amelicdn has reached its Fourteenh
Year, and will enter upon New Volume the llth o.
September 1t is the only weekly publication Of the kno
now issued in this country and it has very EXTENSIVE
circulation in all the States of the Union. 1t Is noL ~
might suppose from its title, dry, absruse WoA
technical science the contrary it so deals WIN y.
great events going in the scientific mechanical ana
dustral worlds, to please and instruct every one
the Mechanic Artizan wishes to know the best maen
in use, or how 10 make any substance empoyedlh W
businessif the Housewife wishes TO get recepe lOi @
king good color, &c-f the Inventor wishes to kpeH
what is going in the way Of improvementsii the nA
uiacturer wishes TO keep posted with the times ana
ploy the best facilities in his busness-t the Man o.
and Study wishes TO keep himself familiar WIZ ".
progress made in the chemical abratOry, or In the @
strucion of telegraphs, steamships railroads Ie'I t
mowers, and thousand other mi chimes and M
both of peace and war-a these deSderGtd can De ou
in the Scientific american, and not elsewhere lhsy "a
here presented in reliable and interesting FORM
to the comprehension of minds unlearned in the ns
branches of science and art.
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.-State OfCallfornia.
~ County Of Nevada, Township Of Nevada IS. By vir
tue of execution to delivered issued from the Court
of John Anderson Esq., acting Justice of the Peace, in
and for the county aforesaid bearing date Oct 25th A. d.
1858 to satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court the
10Th day of April A. d. 1853 in Ev of MATTHEW FAR
NER and against A. S SWEARINGER, GEO. BOSWELL,
and JOS. KAILER for the of Sl03 95 debt interst
damages and costs of suit have taken in execution and
will sell TO the highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scrlbed property to Wit certain Quartz Mining Claim
and the fixtures thereto belonging called the Big deer
creek Quartz Mining Company the having been here
ofore attached BY me- for this deb and costs, being sill
uatod Galas Flat tie road leading from Nevada to
Red Dog which will sell in front of the Court House
in the city of Nevada SATURDAY the Goth day of
November A. b. 1858 between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ
and clock +. NJ, of said day.
Taken the property of A. $. Swearinger, Geo Boswell
and Joseph Kaer to satisfy the above demands and ac'
crulng costs.
Nevada Oct. 26th 1s5s.-4.3t
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GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM
1T is UNRIVALLED.

The various diseases which have their imprints the
surface Of the body may be compared to signals of distress
thrown by Nature to indicate that the vital organza
tion within needs cleansing and purifying
Tho ancents believed that animal life existed in the
blood. 1t is at least certain that
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNERSHIFF n
IL The Partnership heretofore existing between ths
COOPER and c. p FLAUGHER, at Blue Tent under % 4,
name and style OF Cooper Co., is this day dissoS ne
mutual consent j. D. Cooper will pay the deos% s,r All
concern and is authorized to collect and receiP
notes and accounts due the said rm and will con''nS
the business at the old stand.
Blue Tent Nevada Co. Oct. 14th 1858. .rn
44Y% J. u. COofEEt'S9rR
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TERAIS-One Copy, One Year. 50 One Copy, 81 81
Months 81 Five Copies Six Months 81 Ten Copel - -
Months IS Ten Copies Twelve Months, SIS; f,ss fil1
Copies, Twelve Months 500; Twenty Copies, lN'
Months, SIS in advance.
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CTATE of CALIFORNIA, County of Neva'

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva-
- dass District Court ol the 14th Judicial District OF
said State The People of the State of California, to
FREDERICK SCHOTTE Greeting -
You are hereby summoned TO appear and answer the
complaint of NJ BERWIN. filed against you, within ten
days from the service of this writ served you in this
county within twenty days if served you in this Dis
trct and out of this county and within forty days serv
ed you in the State and out of this District in
ton commenced the Sth day of November A. d. 1858
in said Court for the recovery of five hundred and thirty
three dollars and twenty-five cents $685. due said
plaintiff from the said defendant for Goods, Wares and
Merchandise, sold and delivered by the plaintiff TO tho de-
fendant at his special instance and request between the
23d day of August A. d. 1858 and the 18th day of October
A. d. 1885, set forth in the original complaint to said
action file in the Clerks office of the 14th Judicial Dis
rct in and for the County of Nevada, certified copy of
which accompanies this Summons. And you hereby
notified that you fail to said complaint herein
directed Plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor
by default together with all costs of suit and also demand
of the Court such other relief prayed for in his said
complaint
In testimony whereof Rufus Shoemaker Clerk of the
(~~) District Court aforesaid, do hereunto
seal set my hand and impress the seal OF
WI snid Court at Office in the city of Neva-
da, this 9th day of Nov. A. II. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
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By WM. SMITH, Deputy,

On reading and filing the affidavit of plaintiff in above
suit and II apdearng therefrom that Of action
exists against said defendant and 1t also appearing that
said defendant has departed from the State Of California
1t is therefore ordered that service of Summons in said
cause be made Upon said defendant by publication in the
Nevada Democrat, newspaper printed and published in
the county of Nevada, for three successive months.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Nov. A. D. 1855.
I. II. CASWEII, County Judge.
true copy, Attest; RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
BY WM SMITH, Deputy.
Meredith & Hawley. Plantilrs Att,y,s. 63m
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Specimen copies sent gratutousy for inspection b
ern and Western money or Postage Stamps, takea w
scrin
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DOAD NOTICE.-PERsONs WHO HAVE an an 1E,ru 4"ru.
n ment to travel the Nevada and Grass Na cali at
pike Company's Road, by the month, VIII Tsey %
the first of every month and have the agreenen t.ry
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Secre'A''
Nevada Sept Goth 1883
Tor sale.-A Dwelling House on IN bSSIu, GhSs. ".
Il Nevada, adjoining the house occupies '' f'
Young 'F Apply TO r. NILES,
Nevads SEPT. 2sth 1s5s.-52u
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Cancer Cured without the use of Knife,

Cancer Cured without the use of Knife,
and attended with little pain also Tumors Ulcers
Fisua and all the various forms of diseases pertaining
TO the EYE and EAR. Diseases of the reproductive
or genital organs will receive special attention.
DIR. SNYDERS practice in Chronic and Surgical
diseases have been extensive having been many years
connected with Inrmary in which patients were re-
ceved from all parts of the Union whose diseases of
the most desperate character OF these he failed to
in very few instances in which there any
Bile prospect of he has restored to health and
ulDess hundreds who had given up all hope of recovery
and who had suffered for years without relief under the
treatment Of many of the most distinguished Doctors Of
the age. DIR. 5. will visit in the City country those
which require personal examination and Surgical
Skll-Invalids living at "a distance. who cannot make il
convenient to consult DIR. Snyder in person. although
he would prefer seeing the patient at least onee by send
ing carefully written description Of the origin and history
of his her case with its symptoms and its treatment
heretofore with correct statement Of his present cond
ton will enable the doctor to judge pretty accurately ofi
durability, aud enable him to prescribe the proper
dies and give the necessary Instructions requseto effect
a volume Of testimonials Of such could be
given received from patients in all parts of the country
whom he has cured and who it his pleasure to
DR.. SNYDER deals in secret nOstrums-his pre-
scrptions prepared in accordance with the latest i'm
provements in Medical Science.
Address DIR. w. A. SNYDER,
Northwest of Bush SAMSON sts San Fancisco.
a" All Communications will be promptly answered ~6Da
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MEDICAL M
DIR. SNYDER.

Feels II hi. duty notify the public generally that he
continues to prescribe for patients and to be consulted at
his rooms,
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On all the various forms of Chronic diseases including
diseases of the Lungs Liver, Stomach. Heart, hrhSJ
and spleen-a guaranteed in Rheumatism, Neural
pia Amaurosis or nervous Blindness, Sick nervous
Headache Apoplectc and Congo tive iuness Of Bran Ep
ileptic Parylectic and Hysterical affections
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North,ces Corner of Bush and SAMSON Streets.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
RAssETTE HOUSE - SAN FRANCISCO.
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OF Co-PARTNERsHIPI

BS- Letters should be directed to
MUM & CO. I2s FultOn st. N. -
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-wHEN 4

Corner Of Montgomery and California sts., over Well
Fargo Co.'S Express department.
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CERTIFICATE OF DAVID coyyELI

Northwest corner of Bush SAMSON ss, San Fancisco.
RD" All Communications will be promptly answered. ~6a
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The Democratic party Of the State of caIisorpa !.
vention assembiedj make and publish as their
and Resolutions gW orm
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Attest hOrCo ohOEsiAhEi', NieiH'
BY ]! s. LAMBERT, Deputy. Adv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15
SALMON TRAIL MEETING.

At meeting held at the Store of Sunberry &
Miller, at North Fork, April 24th, for the pur.
pose of taking measures to improve the trail
from that place TO Salmon, @. W. DuRKEE was
chosen Chairman and G. LEE, Secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretary draw up sub
scription list, the proceeds to be used in defray
ing the expenses incurred in constructing pack
trail from North Fork of Trinity to the South
Fork of Salmon River. On motion of A. +. Bi-
lay, G.. Lee Il G.. w. Durkee were appointed to
survey the route over which said trail should be-
constructed. On motion il Vas
Resolved, That A. +. Bilay be appointed Treas
urer.
ReSoiUCd That the amount of money subscribed
be paid as follows: 0ne-fourth to be paid on tho
10Th of May, onefourth the lst of June, one
fourth the 18th Of June, and one-fourth the Isl
of July.
Resolved. That the subrcribers be legally bound
for their inscriptions.
Resolred, That the minutes of this meeting be
published for four weeks in the TRINITY JOURNAL,
and said publishing be paid out of the subscrip.
tiou.
ResoItedj That This meeting be adjourned until
next Sunday evening" May I'd, when the meeting
will receive the report OF Messrs Lee a. Durkee
G. W! DURKE1G, Chairman.
C. LEE, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15
Business Notices.

Any business change occurrence will be
briefly mentioned in this department. for parties
who advertise in this paper but not unless we
are advised Of the facts by persons referred to-
This we state to avoid appearance of Partially
or intentional neglect
GREENWOOD a. NEwBAUER are plastering and
arranging their building, next to Blake & Co, To
which they will remove their gold dust business
They have 5000 pound iron safe on the way.
ROBIN a. Co, lately established in Elders build.
ing are doing first rate business. They have
a fine stock of custom made clothing and at rea.
s0nabe prices
Attention is directed to the extensive new
stock of books in the Post Office building. The
shelves present fine appearance, and will bear
close inspection.
LOOMS a. HERpLE show renewed enterprise in
their advertisement to-day. Do not fail to read
it, for their wares are of the greatest importance
- can't be dispensed with, very we'll
The STAR OF THE WEST, in Hockcr's building
is one of the finest saloons we have seen in the
mountains il is cool and pleasantly loca ted, and
nicely kept.
OBSERVE that H. w. Anderson and II. j. Sea
man have entered into partnership in the Drug
Book and Stationery business, in the Post Office
Building. They are both good and popular men,
and will do splendid business
We have present of some jug Ale from
PIERCE, CHURCH Co. /; ii is manufactured in
Edinburgh, and is the best we ever tasted. They
have some of il TO sell
BRowN a. Co, of the Magnolia saloon, sent us
some nice iced sherry cobblers and Strawberries,
for which we thank them. They have two fine
billiard tables, and keep excellent liquors
FRANK Il john Y0UNG desire us to say that
they have three excellent tables, new cues and
billiard balls, good liquors and segars at their
Bank Exchange.
HOOKER, and PIERCE, CuURCH Il Co., are re-
ceivng goods every day or two they are doing
an immense business.
WILLIAMS Co, next the Independence IIo-
tel. advertise an excellent stock day
CAMPBELL, of the Challenge Saloon, has more
of the Lion Ale.
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7 rinity Court of Sessions.
MAY TERM.

HoN. r T. MILLER, Judge. JOHN p. Jos,.
Associate.
May 1O.-But one Associate being present u.
Court appointed James O'Connor for the tssu su'
The following Grand Jurors were summoned snI
returned
NJ Ruch, foreman A. NJ. Kruttschnitt p. NJ.
Clure, Jesse Failing, A. j. Felter, Jos Finlev
Jno. Elliot, r. Dinsmore, A. Shepard, j. MorrS
Il. Stetson, G. II. Bunker, NJ W. Personette. 3
Westover, P. Mclean, J. Cochran, J. L. Dr,t.
and John A. Duncan.
After which all evidence on file was presented
and prisoners from Jail were ordered into Court
Adjourned to 3, +. M.
A next session All You and All Ping hayO.
failed to obey subpoena from Grand Jury, were
brought by attachment All Ping was dismissed
with costs, but All You was ordered to Jail "a
hours, in addition to costs. Grund Jury present.
ed indictment against All Goo for felony. who
was admitted to bail in sum of $4,000.
May ll.-Peopie against Al GOo.--Felony.-
Defendant said his hafne was All No. Allowed
one day to plead. Adjourned.
Met at 2, P. NJ, and heard the following REPORT
from Grand Jury:
Whereas, the dilapidateG and unsafe condition Of
the County Jail has heretofore been frequently
represented to our Hon. Board of Supervisors.
and suitable repairs recommended by former
Grand Juries and, Dhereas, said recommend,
ations have been wholly disregarded, we deem
it incumbent on us to once more call the atten.
tion of those in authority to the miserable,
tumbed down condition of the EDIFIoE now
in use as q County Jail
Therefore, be it resolved, that we recommend
the Hon. Board of Supervisors to take the neces.
sary steps to procure the earliest possible ersO.
tion of safe Jail for the use of the county, the
Jail now in use being in such condition as to
render the escape of prisoners, who may be there
in confined, at any time probable and easy, there.
by causing as great expenditure to the county as
would be necessary to build new Jail.
(Signed,) NJ RUCH, Foreman.
No further business appearing, the Grand Jury
were discharged.
Felony.--Demurrer to indictment argument on
the following day.
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PERRY BEAL's FbNERAL.-- A very large pro-
cession, including many ladies, followed the re-
mains of the ill-fated young man TO the grave
In The absence of the village Pastor, Hon. r. r.
Miller was requested, by intimate friends OF the
deceased, to read the burial service In the large
Nssemblage Of strangers standing reverently with
hats removed, we observed many moved by the
SYMPATHY OF a common brotherhood at the unsea-
eonable going out Of life-lamp which but q
week ago burned so brilliantly. There is a sub
lime beauty in the reading of burial service by
one not ordained to the solemn duties Of the
church. When q strong worker sinks over bis
instrument Of labor, beyond the tender succorine
of mother or sister, it is fitting that every on,
should be priest pall-bearer and chief-mourner.
We are desired to express the coincidence o
very many intimate friends Of deceased, with the
bereaved to whom this sad intelligence will bring
deep grief, and to assure them that his death pill
low was made as soft and smoothe as could be by
hands instructed to tenderness by the warm sym
pathies that ever flow from the generous hearts o
mountain people.
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TO Holders Of
TRINITY COUNTY WARRANTS

A l. l. PERSONS HOLDING SAID WAR
n rants, registered on the General Co. Fund,
between The
Sth of August and I'D Of September, 1855,
are hereby notified to present the same for pay
ment at my Office within sixty days from date, or
the money will be applied to the payment of
Warrants next in order in accordance with law
Interest will be stopped on the within named
Warrants after this date Nos 1856, $50, abS,
1884, 359, 2io, 3l9, 15l, 2l4 3s7. 2o5, 254, 255
81, 268, 22l, POI, 1lS, 1888, 3s9, 226, 27 80, 247
357, 2l5, 25l, 252, 2i9, A, 1856.
JERE. BENNETT, Co. Treasurer
Co TREAsURER's OFFICE, Weaver, May 3, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

NEW Books We have received several valu-
able and elegantly illustrated works from H. II.
Bancroft Co., San Francisco, Booksellers and
Publishers, which are also for sale by Anderson
n Seaman, OF Wcaverville, Post Office building
Mabel Vaughan is a new work by the author of
The Lampligbter,' similar in style and OF equal
merit. H. II. Bancroft d Co, San Francisco,
publishers Parsons Laws of Business, for
Business Men, is q work of great usefulness
which is worthy of carefnl reading by all persons
desiring correct and selfprotective knowledge
of the common rules of their avocations
The above named Book House contains all the
standard works and new publications to be OBJ
tancd anywhere in this State, and works not for
sale here can be ordered Of then by Anderson x
Seaman. '-~'-
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Latest State Events.

! Four thousand new hooks have been received
and added to the State Library.
SEVERAL thousand dollars have been subscribed
for an Industrial School, at San francisco. A
Mechanics Fair is to be held there in September.
SOME gentlemen of San Francisco have given
Gov. Weller a silver service worth 2,400.
The Sacramento lady who hired buggy and
didn't come back, did come, after all, and is very
much aggrieved by the Unions publication A
suit, by private persons thus outraged, might
teach publishers caution.
PETRTFIED corpse was removed from seven
years grave at Cold Spring, in Ell Dorado.
EIGHT thousand people arrived at San Francis
co during the first four months of the year-fiye
thousand departed.
THE Democratic State Central Committee have
wisely determined to call a Convention on the
4th Of Augustine primary elections to be held
on the goth of July.
| THE news of the evacuation of Salt Lake is
confirmed by intelligence by way of Los Ange-
les it is thought that compromise has been
made by which the Mormons will not have to
leave the Valley Several have come back to
San BernardinO in this State, and are endeavor-
ing to buy back their property Much division
] Ia
Deserd News, has been stopped.
Two of the three horse thieves who murdered
Lane, at Stockton, have been taken, after fght
in which one was shot dead and the other dis
abled The dying man confessed the murder Of
Lane.
ANOTHER row has taken place among the San
Francisco Firemen. Two companies are sus.
pended.
Mrs. EMERY, insane, committed suicide at En-
erys Crossing, in Nevada county, on the 10th.
THE Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows met
at Sacramento on the 10th. The Grand Lodges
of Masons and Odd Fellows met there on the
| Ilth.
+. W. BLAKE, of Weaveryille, has been COM
missiOned a Notary Public, for Trinity county.
WALKERS RIVER diggings are not turning out
so well some are returning therefrom disap-
pointed.
THE Army worm is cutting up crops about
Red Bluffs. Farmers are cutting good crops of
hay. Tebama is full of gamblers. The Beacon
desires more water in the place-they have
lightning whiskey enough.
Ir is reported that indians and whites are at
war in Honey Lake Valley. They made so much
false alarm last fall, that we don't know what
credence to give their alleged peril now.
THE Press says that $500 Indians met in Pla-
Ger county, to bury chief, and frightened The
people half to death
THEY talk of building telegraph from Pla-
cerville to Carson Valley, and thence to Salt
Lake.
THE Butte Record makes fun of Marysville,
calling it 'Nyes' Crossing not rejecting that
the rag picker will take down Oroville, after q
while,
Cor. Fremont is building the biggest quartz
mill in the State, on the Merccd river.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

NEXT DAY AFTER THE FAIR-Since the State
Central Committee determined TO call Conven-
ton, the Statesman disclaims having advised con
trary policy. Perhaps il did not but other par
ty papers hoped that nasmucb as the Congress
sional election had been put off, some arrangement
might be made, by which the trouble of calling
Conganton might be dispensed with But the
people rebelled they began TO grumblc, and
wouldn't stand it and so we shall have n Con
veniioD, and, we hope, good Judge. There
must be more Democracy in the party, in this
State, more government by the people, and less
dictation and arrangement by professional poll
tcians, or they will provoke aud arm combina-
ton, which, for time, will blot out Administra.
ton Democracy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15

SNAP.JUDGMENT on THE PE0PLE.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee think of dispens
ing with Peoples Nominating Convention, and
naming person for Judge of the Supreme Court
themselves. This is done in consideration Of The
party spirit on the Kansas question But IL il
undemocraie, Unsatisfactory to the masses, and
will be disastrous to the person whom that com.
mittee will name. The Judgesbip is no spols-
Ofbce--it is too sacred TO be tri1ed with by Ordi-
nary party managers. If nomination be made
regularly, and in accordance with Democratic
usagcs tie party with all its fractures, is strong
enough to elect, but If the nomination be made
hv unauthorized proxy, combination ticket will
defeat IL. There is too little democracy in party
arrangements the people are becoming jealous
and alarmed.