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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
To this ID per centlge IN slI10 worth Of
given To lie giY.eer; saw oi.e.thri:. 373 So
Mr. CoTTERs pay and perquistes for 1851. 5S 331

Mr.. CoTTERs pay and perqusites for 1851. &25Sl 3S
This is not 1u'te $4,000 br' it is city
Neal 1t all U, which lie received solely be-
c.nse he was Cit CIerk-received it L.lder
Dne prcteXt or annrher-and enc OF which
ne would have pOcketed but for hi, folding
that office
Let us be understood we do not say that
Mr. CoTTER did not get all his extra pay un-
ter color OF taao, ru e ard authority!
He is ton smart ever to be caught mapping
rs his brother Irishman, Mr.. HEkNAN, seems
to have been.
So accomplished q jesuit if he became
County Auditor, which unites the duties of a
couny Clerk with those Of Comptroller,
would not fail to have his tracks we'll cover
ed up though $4,000 were his perquisites
1t is just such men as him that the tax
payers are afraid of. He is to- smart !
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Democratic Ticket ia It's FINAL
E;Ndt

Our brief notice Yesterday morning of the
ticket Iut in the field by tie Mickey Ccnven,
lion was written after the second or third
man was nominated and when It was sumo
sed the threat that nary an Lishln,.n should
he on tie ticl;eto would prove failure aud
that We would have The usual modicum Of
snystcrism aad inbecility 70 complete the
C;cltet
r. sccms h,v,ever that R2t.nf,'s ond Cor
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

,s-apyrRrIseRs SHOULD RE YNHEB THAT Thk
huNN.SauAN H,s A DAILY CIRCULATION
Ur"ArGG riF,N ANY OTHER re"fH N SAINT
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
MIR. Get AZ County Auditor.

Mr.. L. P. CorrrR, the Plumder candidate
tor County Auditor, airs hims II at great
rate in communication IN the Pic,.,t- yes
terday morning,-which communication that
paper quizzes by calling it ''Jorcible and
terSe!"
The principal point which our jesuitical
Irish friend makes against CDR. Foster Of
the Ninnesotian' is, that We promised to
publish his communication: and that we
didn't and in his opinion wouldn't; and that
therefore DR.. FOSTER is a very naughty man.
This point the public know is all bosh, as yes
terday's .Ninnesotian contained his communl-
cation at length just as We had promised it.
1t is not worth VIII lie bandying words with
this man CoTrER. We have nothing per-
sona against him. Our opposition to his
lection is based on our convection, that he
is not the kind of man the tax-payers-the
poor heeced taxpayers of Ramsey County
need as the conServator Of their money in
the responsible post of County Auditor. As
"A me e c!crk we suppose Air. CorrER would
@ we'll enough but with his alliances IN the
Irisl faction, and lis constant lying around
and lookiug OFT to live by Office, &c cannoi
b. esteemed to possess the requisite indcpen
a CO. granting the requisite houe,ty,-to
Property g. thi~ more Than NOR, clerk, oilice.
H. r an Instance an lil>h contractor fuI
Voth done the ruun.y shonId have hi be-
'ore lam 10 audit and for lpwanc, ->ome
i,tFures OF which bill weie a doubtful ro,.r-
Z or ieeaaty,--wno that hE.ws Mr.. CoTrER
anG his truch,t,. in tat Il rcrtl0n, wonll tx
,cct lnn To it;uie>Siy refuse 10 sancJi Il il
ji>. as Mr. MfICALrE, tAo City Comptroller.
now oldiy throws oat I'll i ,..btiul or iit gal
expenditures even though they should be
aoctioned by the City Connc,l?
Then, besides his notorious want of inje-
l,en@tnce CT the Il ISL faction, Mr.. CoTrER's
happy kAack Of finding rcason and authority
for the accumulation Of pc,Qutsites in his own
pockets over and above MS larry, Is another
ia ,e!ous eature in his character those
%ri ding I,in.s sufficient 10 make lax payers
rc use 80 vote for him.
i, orr article q his subject, yesterday.
contAinel some typo.rophicai errors, we nee
attn iepa5ii.u 1t:
Pu,>p-.. B, promise, Ia to,tays'3 paper We
9a"'i,'. = /. = ,stfH.- DENIAL Of iIayln.
.rc-. r g. -. su.H.c. .oid.u- tb, o..iae
OF ~ 3..rl. 49,. Il 100 Per aonu.a llom
~a.a t., r,- .J-..,s yesterday totN
'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
- 81 IN L PAU ::

saturday Morning. October, o. ~
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

The Woyesurut at .ilV e'-~-s Ia" ""iis'''
srarc.s, aHd Ihe s'rE~ens Il ut.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

the money market never occurred before.
is obvious that continuance of such a
tate OF things would drive country bank
otes out Vi circulation and fill all the chan
els with silver. But to do this it will be re-
uired that silver should increase as fast as
ne demands Of returning activity in trade"
That 1T will increase in this ratio the re-
1rn tide from China and tie constant food
production from the mines, renders prob
ole; unless Mr.. SCENARIOS prediction that the
faction and upward rise in business affairs
ill be as sudden as the downfall; in which
,se paper notes as we'll as all the hard geld
I'd silver in the world, will be required to
n . sanaAsy fer the wide extent Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

nov hne in mrs message 70 tne Lcgsiaure, harch ~,
1858, says:
The health and safety Of The city Of New York and Brook
demand the removal Of the Quarantine from ne present
location In the Of this assertion Of Gov King fonde
upon the recorded years had the continual
announcements of the Health Ocer s there danger
the "swless inhabitants of staten Island would not violate
the reguatons and the only recy offered TOR our relief
was more police The theory proposed ~ " Mser VINO
represented his principal meeting OF the MEDICAL soce
held the 9Th OF for the purpose taking ino con
sdernnon measures Tor preventing we ~ ve'
kinsvie this BY Mr. Halliday, who he stated went ON
board the In cted ships night and the reports OF the Com
Health published IN al The New York papers,
did not declare that Miss Cross who fe victim At
svs Point also contracted the disease BY visiting infected
slps Al niehto The OF the Medical Committee pub
isbed be Fronting ross cf ihe St Of August offers,
think more plausible theory OF the mode IN which these
fortunate contracted the disease and
with the Christian well AZ moral maxi, "Ds mors
nj nisf borsm."
twill be seen that all the theories and All the procla
that have issued from the pest houses are tbat
there danger except from Interference with infected
ships and carsoes" Ny theory that the poison of vel
low fever is among other NODES conveyed BY the winds
And have earned any reputation among you. | am
willing 20 sake all upon this assertion. For sixteen
yeass laye observed ness hngs, and can saks here
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
For Constable,
WILLIAM VI ARMSTONG.

HOstetter-The Surprising Effects OF
HpSTE TIERS VEGETABLE SrUMAClI hII
rERS in removing bile. forcing an appetite. impnrt
ing health and tone to the system. aud dissipalig
iyspeptic symptoms are trnely wonderful Every
nervous. debilitated, weak aud emaciated person,
male " female. sh uld try itat once. One ainrglas~
rIll take three ines each day, before mes: " II
the nuu mt .houii be a lady or chiid in debaed
1t dtinn. half the quantity viii do u"iil sufficient
strength is restored. whi viii be reazed in very
short time aud convince the patient of the truth OF
the above named happy results VII Oh have gIned
tor tn e B,itcrs such envable reputation every
wher'.
Kept by Druggi ts, Groceries and rfrs, class sn
loon.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole agent for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street. san Francisco.
COLTON K MoDERMuTT,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
'efy co mpe tito n
'ae Rep bliran County Committee
OF Butte County.

brrLyMvS;-ks you are aware I was ru' in
sum nv the Reruh'ican County Convention
"nhtv' lately holden in 0roville. as "a"di
F'he Assembly, tn he voted for AZ the NEXT
r"'wh ch nomination was entirely unSolirit "
w IN Viii h dii not de ire and was verv
-" IN ac"' pti"g. At the sam. m ' looked
t"an hnn"r fl which 7 might VII feel fat
'shatng az II Hii from a hodv Of men 80 so
mrse>-r and ability Stree that Convention,
ereum.tancrs hsv arisen which have
ehsnreh nv c~uvse Of proceeding. and
-. me ." thtS ronrlHsinn--'hat M l""g"r
80 considered Q candidate for that Office :;
ese reasons -s'uee thatCouvertion annth-
holden. called the Penple's Convention
ths ~ise course they pu'spsd and GOOD
:, u'ns thsv made has lead me 10 believe they
sresl the People and from the posi-
~ .'r' now am forced to come to this con
.sa'hat " remain in the f"ld. nne of their
49, mast he heai~n or mu>t h~ defeated;
Is.,e.in order tn avoid either of the above eans
it. snail derline. and they will he elected
st""t ""t nor ever have been such a sticsler for
.-,iy VI runniny for "fice to stand in the way
- en"f mn to office, NV mottnhas alWat :
y kt.aeteeiei-ine the highest duty or an AmeTj
~ To vote fpr good men; and believe it
n "ett"r Tor the interests OF this State were
ae'p'- more general
- hsve, gentlemen a Ii ket in the feld war-
II Ap'rt at Anv rate they Snit me > they are
D, ,m 'm ran vote for with the proud reflection
~. elected they will do honor to their po'
k,s,. TAKEN this step. gentlemen. not tha, love
~. AZ ni.m any the less. but that love the in
|>s,,. ne eftizens of Butte county more Horirg
~ - that yourselves. as we'll a. the Rrpuhli
N, 49,. e"gn'v will heartily indorse the cours'
vs-v truly.
c GAsKrrT
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
pAlLY BUTTE RECORD.
s.eramento Ma ufnctu,e.

vse Sacramento Me Guy having manu-.
I'D an extensive roorback about the
,.ssera,ic candidate for Supreme Judge,
\ ,.e.rd to Juag. Carey having been a
..,ssste to the National Republican con.
-.,;.o that nominated Fremont, a CORES
.a..t of the Union who seems to be ac.
..;,tcd With both Judge Currey and the
,s,sr Of the Mercury, speaks If tho mat.
\, IN this wise;
BENrcrA. Aug. -, 1858
r,roas USroN The Sacramento .Her.
-, Of Aug 9TH contains the followirg ua.
!, the head of "Currey Republican"
.ge are informed that delee tie stated
...,,r,isv, on the for Of the Renub icar
h .wn,ion that he had been told by Jud <e
E.,,.y that he no. only indorsed their plat
= but that he had always been a r..
I.slicsn, aai had sat as a delegate in the
|s.dsual Republican Convention that nomi
I,.,a Fremont for the Presidency Verify
|s,s Black Republicans know each other by
xiHct.
i SO that one Wm. s Long is the os'en-
4. EDITOR of that print. The Republican
|,wuiion which nomina'ed Fremont was
| VI a. the city of Philadelphia in the month
Juoe. 1856 The minutes of the District
kst of Solano County how that at at the
s~ of that Court. which commenced on the
tuesday of that very month. n cause
q tried on the oath Of thar month, before
Ea Court and jury. In this cause judge
|,ry Va. present, and as counsel, tried the
.s.e for the plaintiff, and this nan Long
I'D ~ counsel for the defendant. Judge
srsy VAS 10 attendance during the whole
rm of the Court. which was we'll known to
|pe II he has fog 't'en that he was here
J imnressiou he made u'on the people
Ele here has indelliblv fixed his memory
tn them. He boasted while here that he
demolished most o. the leg al luminaries
the upper cou"try. aud had come down
ne 20 arply his legal sled.e hammer to
friend Currey; bnt the result Of that
rw show. lhat he succee led about as well
rat as in the truth OF his article
fe siitr- knew when he was wiring that
be. that I'm Currey was in Benecia
he very time the conven ion OF which he
nks ~as j" session. Gu rey has no, bee,
Esa, from Sol,no unty TO exceed ten
u 1t any one time since the year 1901
LeN"x.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17

DIR. y. c. YOUNG, sh"se advertisement adj
verti~emeEt appears in another column the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State. has cured more
patients than any other. Attention Is called to hi-
nlNenisemeni. Il
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
Saw Mill For Rent.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Ion RENT,
j his new steam raw Mill, situated In ih. town
of Mooresvile. Butte County raid mill j. locat
In II hs hnesi pineries IN tho -tste. comprising
all the varet.s 81 pine ~ the sreats s"undarce.
MooresvIile 10 rapidly improving two large ~ater
dcl,es will be e0Upir,Td To this place during tho
Summer, aud there Is great demand Tor Iumhcr.
Iberr 10 nov cut md hauled upon ,be g-way of
the mill, sufficient qusnIity oi logs to cut
25uDOJ ieet III hilnbsr. The terms will be easy. For
p.ttiealsrs, enquire of e. 8 LJtly, The premises
A6or-sviiie, Aug 9th, 1883 &. =. LYTLE,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
Bridge & Ferry Notice.

NOTICE ISHiR BY Gikf THAT
y thatihc undctsgb.d " ~ nppiJ 10 tho h,Afd "
Snpcr,isrs ~ ~ d tr Butte comfy. u. their August
So ion In LBS, ior u iic'ite 10 r'nsIt'I u FOL
rrfee und trry across the Middle or fooh Furk ~
Fe ther river iew Obs above it, JuncI,s'n Nh tbs
Orlb Fork OF said liver
kYiVtSTtR r. savage.
RldselI Town'hp 'uW 4th 1853 ~ I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
THE COURTS.

nr.rrtrr Corkr-rhri Mondrv IN January. ur.,
NnmhaS In Way. second Monday IN November, aud
fourth Nunday uf August.
C,rSrY CorRr.--first t0uday in March and June
sec,ud Monday in september. and urh Monday In
November.
CnCsr or SEsSipSs Second Monday In Febru.
an third Mon iay in Nprii. Ily aud pcjuber
psoa NIX CoUEr Four nily "a Fphrunry and
wn,, third MONDAY In August mi second Monday
in December.
Ro.En ~ SCPgRvIspRs -fee's Il Il Monday in
Fatr14rv, May. AuZpst aud November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
County Treasurer's once.

County Treasurer's Once.
oRovILLE. August Il n, 1855.
Noticeis hereby given 10 all personsh"lding liutit
County Warrants. regi stored on the General Fund
from the llth ta the 3nth of November 1881, incu-
sive and NIL Warrsnts registered in November on
the Ind rent Sick Fund, that the same will be paid
on presentation at this ONCE and on aud afler this
date said Warrants will cease to hear interest, snd
If not presented within sixty days from tn, date
hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will be np-
propriated TO pay The next in order oi registry
WM LATTiMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
- The Mustang Lininfent Cares

~ The Mustang Lininient Cares
Rheumatisn:
The Nu-trng Lininent cnrcs stif joints;
The Must tng tini nert c ires Nu-ns and Wounds:
The Musttng 1T, i'm mt cues Sores tiFi Ulcers;
The Must ing Ointment cures Caked Breasts aud
Srr' NIPPLES;
The Mdstang finiment cures Neuralgia;
The iIst ,ig EiIinent cures COrns and Warts;
The Mustang Iinimcnt is worth
l,000n0O DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States. the preserver and restorer
ofvnlnable horses and cattle. II cures all Spratns
Calls Wounds, SiiG Joints. &c.
viii y,u answer this question? Did YOU ever
hearof any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Spruin or sun
ness either on man or beast whic'i the Mustang
Linirent would not cure? DID oI ever visit nIi>
re~prctab druggist IL any parl OF the world-in
Europe Asa nr Nna-ic1-Yhl III nat saN 'it wn-
the greatea Ii.cov"ry Of the agt?" SCd evrrywherr
Every fgmil should hnvcit. three sizes. BARNES
Il PARK, PToprietors. New lofk.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents tor the Pacific Const.
l32 Washington street, opp ste the MARKET.
CoITlN 4 McDE tMpTr. Agents. orpvdi-
- TIE TRADE supplied on the rn'st liberal
terms aPS dm
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
OROVILLE SEMINARY,

vEyHfs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
B Monday next, IL instant Tor the reception
Of Pu IL.
Tine course of Instruction embraces the variou,
Ranches of an English Education. taught on the
mot approved pruci Piles. and from acknowledged
text books
The Seminary now in its third year. can point In
~ thoronghne Of Iuslrnc ion, 70 those who have
sxaileh them~lves Of its hen.hts tor any length Of
time and trust 70 show a like resnii hereafter
TIE uhScribsr hs wing commenced the business Of
Instrueting Youth, UPWARDS OF T*ESTY.oSE
WEARS AGO brings to bssr. necessarily. a large
fund IL experience. than which Hothirg - more
nnosits IN impArting instrueton) acquired in pur
sui Of his profession in various part ofthe Union
:. X. WILEY.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention Sis Kniratsr

ALL KNIGHTS TEuPLARs "f butte county are,
resp eifully invited TO attend meeting M sir
Knights, son Saturday. 2Ist d,y OF August, A. D.
1855, A Q. 40. at o'clock \. NJ,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17

To Miners, Merchants Snd others. wanting part
pership's accounts adjusted. eith-r single com
roun or intricate accou1t- generally can have them
arranged with correctness and diApAtcb By apply az
70 WILEY
0---iile SEN ea-v JqlF ~ 1855 Iw'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-24
'sTOO Poor TO Take "a Paper.

We arc charitable, at least some of our
friends say SO, and our feelings are frequent.
ly sorely afflicted at hearing these melan-
choly words, 81 am too poor to take a pa.
pe." Our sympathies were particularly
aroused few days since, in behalf of an
unfortunate individual who, notwithstand-
ing his extreme poverty, occupies respect
able position in society in the southern
part of the country, to whom we suggest
ed that perhaps he would like to subscribe
for the paper. The sad reply was, al am
too poor-the tax on my mills, and farms,
and houses, for the past year amounted to
over thousand dollars" Poor fellow,
how we pitied him. and in the overflow
ing of our heart offered to relieve him of
his enormous burden if he would invest us
with the title deeds which oppressed him;
but he was too magnanimous for that, and
continues to bear his Affections with chris
tian fortitude!
We met another very poor and unfortu-
nate man who couldn't take the paper be-
cause the shines were so hard he couldn't
afford it." who had just purchased three
circus tickets, and spent whole day TO
"sec the show" Unfortunate man, who
can't afford n dollar and a half for news
hope their more favored neigh
bors viii look to it that they are not driv-
en- to desperation and crime. "Remember
the poor-Joilet True Democrat.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-24

How TO Cur GLASS WITH PIECE OF
IRoN.-Draw with pencil on paper any
pattern, to which You would have the glass
conform; place the pattern under the glass
holding both together in the left hand, (for
the glass must not rest on any plain sur
face, then take common spike or some
similar piece of iron, heat the point of it to
redncss, and apply it to the edge of the
glass; draw the iron slowly forward, and
the edge of the glass will Immediately
crack; continue moving the iroa slowly
over the glass, tracing the pattern, and the
clink in the glass will follow at the distance
of about half an inch, in every direction,
according to the motion of the iron. 1t
may sometimes be found requisite, how
ever, especially in forming corners, to apply
a wet finger to the opposite side of the
glass. Tumblers and other glasses may be
cut or divided very fancifully by similar
MEANS The iron mist be re-beated as
often as the crevice in the glass ceases to
follow.-Scient;sc American.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-24

PoINTLEss SERMoNs.-In one of his
discourses, John Newton has this pilhy re-
mark: "Manv sermons, ingenious in their
kind, may be compared to letter put in
the posl-office without a direction. 1t is
addressed to nobody, it is owned by no.
body, mad if a hundred people were to read
it not one of them would think himself con-
cerned in the contents. Such sermon,
whatever excellencies it may have, lacks
the chief requisite of a sermon. 1t is like
sword which has polished blade, jew
eled hilt, and gorgeous scabbard, but yet
will not cut, and, therefore, to all real use,
is no sword. The truthproperly presented
has an edge, it pierces to the dividing asun-
der of soul and spirit, 1t is a discerner of the
thoughts and intents of the heart"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-24

WALKING INDICATIVE OF CHARcTER.
Fowler says: A short and quick step in
dicates brisk and active, but rather con-
tracted mind, whereas those who take long
steps generally have long heads. Those
who sluf or draw their heels, drag and
drawl in everything; while those who have
a springing, bounding step abound in a
mental snap and spring. Those whose
walk is mincing, affecting and artificial,
rarely if ever accomplish much, whereas
those who walk carelessly, that is natural
y, are just what they appear to be, and
put on nothing for outsite show. Those
who in walking, roll from side to side, lack
directness of character, and side every way,
according to circumstances. In sho eve
ry individual has his own peculiar mode
of moving, which exactly accords with his
mental character: so far as you can see
such modes, you can decipher the outline
Of character. '
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-24
Fiji.

A correspondent of the Indiana State
journal gives rich account of a Demo-
cratic Convention in that neighborhood.-
The Douglas men triumphed over the
Postoifice party. II was said that the
Postmaster (Talbot0 had prepared list
of delegates: =. a.1ii
Tanner (Douglasite) said he had no
personal defense TO make; that his name
was not on that list, Somehow it never
got on such papers, for which he was
willing to believe that the gentleman who
had denied knowledge Of the matter spoke
truth, but he knew that somebody was
guilty of the trick 1t was useless TO deny,
in the face of this community, that there is
and has long since been cheating in the
management of our conventions in this
city. No man can deny that there have
been, of a certain political bais, in the Pal
mer House, in the public offices, and in
other and dirtier holes and corners. To
wit: certain liquor saloons and gambling
hells The object of all this wireworking
is to force the nomination of Martin M. Ray
upon the Democratic masses of this Dis
trict. They don't want Mr.. Ray and they
wont Aauehim. Applause. No man can
deny that this is a part and parcel of their
plan. The operations of these gentleman
are not to be confined TO this District.
understand that the Juries of the Federal
Court are 10 be discharged to enable them
and the U. S. Marshal and his deputies
and creatures, with score more of those
political lazzaroni who hang like buzzards
about the State Capitol-to enable this
posse of political yagabonds TO attend the
Congressional Convention at Seymour, to
aid in forcing Mr.. Jas. Hughes upon De-
mocracy who despise him-don't want him,
and won't have him. [Great futtering
among the Lecomptonites = particularly |
among the enemies OF the tiger. Here
the postmaster's brother couldn't stand it |
any longer. 80 s,s7 45JJ-5sfe
Talbot logmter.-I call the gentleman
to order. hope ne will eonfne himselfto
our own district. .1- .ssii
Tanner-I am glad Mr.. Talbot has re-
called my attention 70 him. There is much
matter worthy of my my attention at home.
Now assert that there is a Talbot clique
here. Diminutive individual squeaks ''or-
der" and hopes nobody will pay any atten-
ton to Mr.. Tanner. The Post Master said
he nevor cared for the abuse of men he
didn't consider Democrats. -,-s
Tanner.-Mr. Talbot, do you indorse
the Cincinnati Platform! --- .'.s.. /
Talbot Up. MI do. ~ ..l,
Tanner.-Do you indorse Green's Eng
iish bill .r r. -..--s..-y- ......-..,,
Talbott.-Certainly. q z-
Tanner.-No man can indorse both. 1t
is contradiction M terms. And no Dem
ocrat can indorse the latter. Now Mr..
John Talbot Post Master, ESD, l chal-
lenge you, or any funky of yours (and l
pity any man that can be your tfunky) to
give single evidence that | am not as good
a Democrat as any in this house. No
man can do ii. Here Mr.. w. H. Talbot
said he would settle with Tanner "else-
where, which Tanner replied that
nothing would please him more.