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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
Personal.

The organization ct Inc Legislature h'y"'s
baar c,,npleted, and the CANVASS for United
State, Senator being now fairly entered npoi''
it is proper that all unnecessary complications
IN that canvass. should be removed as far as
possible. ..-
Some # our friends have done us the honor
% ,,cye,t the name of Dr. FOSTER in connec'
tion with that high office
We are grateful to them for the kind intent;
but take this occasion, as the most httiiiS fr'
ment that has occurred, to announce to them
and others. that we are not and will not, oe a
candidate before the Republican, Legislative
Caucus, for nomination to that tnEn posi-
ton.
This declaration may be considered, by
some, a work of supererogation on our par
As no man need d, cline that which there Il
no likelihood of his receiving. Still, it Will
make one element, one candidate, the less IN
the Canvass: and even that much, Is httie
gained towards an earlier unity and concen'
tration upon the right man" whoever tha'
may be.
That he may be man of capacity and eau
cation, of dignity of character and action, ahe
sound on all the vital principles OF the Party
we most earnestly hope. For six years. M
will represent at Washington, the dignity ane
character of the sovereign State of Minnesota
1t is important, therefore, that no mistake
should be made: important, alike for the m
terests of the State, the welfare OF the People
and the future of the Republican Party.
Let, therefore, nothing be done hastily
let the modest discussion and the ireest per
sonal scrutiny,be INDUCED in; without acf'
mony or rashness, in candid spirit, seeking
after only the truth, and carefully dlscrlmin
ating between what is the truth, and what ar
mere calumnieS.
Bv this course, the Republicans of the Leg
islature cannot fail of farrivinga at result which
will give general satisfaction, and excite tn
pride of every Minnesotian, without regard
party or locality. --
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

dened men who would speculate in the tears
of widows and orphans.
Many Of our towns. haxe- beenrsesaed by
temperancs men, who hsve invested their
properfy TO build pp vtsaoas IND happy
cont hities. And sponeI han zee them cur
sed nth whiskey sh0ss.n06 in thsifinfancy,
they would see their property laid in ashes.
Rather -.hap.bsve this @disyacefuf scouree
blast all their hopes by taking root among
them, they .somstiihss fall hack Oponth lfifst
right of elfprotection and drive the evil from
among them. If the repetition of This is ne'
desired, let the legislature give them :
legal remedy, byswhich they can protect thei'
property, their families and towns from ruiz. ruin
laJs n mt ss,cnfy fyszss.a--z''s'ns'
8 ,,gftaf2szsFg x@ARCrTTzEN OF ANoK A.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
From the Faribauii Repubiican OF Nov.
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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
The Lecture season.

Our citizens are to be we'll lectured this
season. The Mercantile Library Association
inaururated the season with Col Robertson S
lecture on Monday evening, and the Young
Mems Christian Association commence their
course on next Tuesday evening. Thus they
alternate so as to give our ci.izens a lecture
every Tuesday evening during the v inter
Let these courses be well supported. The
tickets are certainly cheap enough. E''9
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

~ The war of partizsnShip commenced
in the State Senate yesterday, by the Demo
cratic Lieutenant Governor arbitrarily reject
Ing, on hiS@own voli,ion, the regularly and
originally certified Senators from Fillmore,
aessrs. Wells and Holley. 1t wasn't long,
however. before he was paid back by Senator
Bald dwin's resolution, ,dep-ivins hin of the ap,
pontment of the Standing Committees
equivalent to vote of want of confidence III
his honorable impartiality. The brick Wa,
well aimed, and hit just where it ought to-!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

. Mobs are Ike The man kicked out Of coc.
fee house by Cod. McClung, the famous duel
lst. Some time after the Colonel bestowed
the kicking, he, saw the recipient of the oper
'atfon kicking some one else "sWhat, said
the Colonel, rs this you? Didnntf Kick ayou
out OF - - itheogher daya' 49, Colo
neiv eertait.ly,' was the reply; .buts don't say
any thing about it--yQa .gnL 1 knoD sello Ia
s'tk Mobs pick out their victims With
great iprudefiee. In Newport Williams s. Bal
,aey Is assaiiet taml hi spropests destsoye but
Cassius n Ciay'is unmolested. ~ ~ ira !,
g THEs DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A HBEItlGnBENr
PATRsor AND "a BELiICosEA EpIroR A-ene
lights for his rights, and the other writes for
his fights. ..r.t =, ~
shameful PROCEEDINGS Minister Ward
and his suite are acting the part of spies by
going around peeking lPekinl into China.
y MnuraRY CaEMlsrRY. The finest regi
ments g. the Chinese ar.ny are the Tartar
regiments, aud the crack companies of these
are the Cream Of Tartar"
EXTRACT FROM Jons BaowS's New sTEsTa-
NESr.-'Suffer Lydia Chills % come unto me- ?
ADvics TO A CLASSICAL yionSIsr.-Fiddle
O.0.f.s ~ ~ ~ -ifE,satg sfsx &C.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
Failure OF Mails.

The continued failure of the mails,-from
what reason we cannot divine,-to bring Us
some of our particular exchanges, cuts US o"
from the receipt of telegraphlc news we
shall investigate the matter, and endeavor TO
stop that kind of an arrangement, II we car
discover where the fault is.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
LATEST NEWS.
g7mrs noRFMsy TfN
Aird Inv.sion Of 1rsisia1 4
A CHARLH pwN, Ded p. :.

Shortly after the execution OF Brown, ana
whilst the body was being taken to the de-.
pot,Efeat- citcneAt was eecasioned m the
town by the arrival of a horseman, announce
ing that Wheatland, the late resil@cel lYNg
w Turner, shot at Harper's Ferry, was on
fire, and that it was extending to the farm
buildings Mr. +. Turner, who was IN town,
had left for home at 10 o'clock. He said that
Ikev&al ef hisshorses had died very suddenly,
and also some sheep. 1t was supposed they
had been poisopea. aud it .gass.iats re.
have their stomachs analyZed, The stock OF
zMreC Castleanfif ana Nh, = Meyers, in the same
teighborheod, .hadsalso died very my ysterious5s
ly. The e,exciteIneutA was very great, and Col
Davis had the, Farqaler Cayalry in readiness
to 60 out and enquire into the truth about the
! fire. it41i96 - "
.aiu.arlf n sgBaLrixoas, Dsc. 8. ],
| The body Of Brown arrived in special
| train and will be taken on by Mrs brown
and friends by express direct t0Albsny. NJ
! is desired TO- avoid all puhiic demon onstiatlpn,
and the B. ,dy viii not be visible anywhere on
the route to North Elba, Ny, whereait VIII
be deposited in the family burial grpund.F .F7
Mrs. Brown speaks in the highest terms %
kindness extended to her by the authorities
4 Of the State. She IS Of course in great dis
tress, and has most f,vorabiy impressed all
who have met her, as a wo,ness of tine teel
4 ,nss and possessed. off great affection for he
\ husband. snl1 % lsssrss o. .n~oTi;
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

.F-.. .a..
The first number Of this paper, the success
sor of the Hastings Ledger, has come to hand.
1t is better printed and got up with more
taste, than its predecessor. DR.. @. P Ad-
ams, well known as a member of the Extra
Session of the last Territorial Legislature, and
as q candidate before the, first Republican
State Convention for the nomination of Secre.
larry of State is its editor !! As a,specimen Of
the style Of the Democrat and it's truthful
ness as a political organ, we extract the fol.
lowing: sist q, ,7ab-,ge. gfy r., iriF1 81 hs
MINNESOTA ELECTION. The success of The
Republican parry in the last State election,
1ias been herafdcd forth as a victory achieved
upon RepublIcan grounds This is gros>l,
iaIse. The contest was not foug upon par:
| " issues, but purely upon local grounds. by
! i issue OF fillsehpoIs, eXagyeratiVns. sophis-
| tiles, anti tase appeals t. the GUILTY. ami
s,varice of our people they were enabled 10
carry the State with The assistance Of at least
! ten .t5.usand Degenerate voters who, by their
! Spcciotls premises, we've duped into support
, ng their nominations. This they admit them.
serves here at home, but to their brethren
abroad they send" greeting that the Re
publican party Of Minnesota have achieved a
| glorious victory. To use the language of the
Kinnesotian, ''Jhe Democracy have been roat
ed horse, foot and dragons" This paper
paper was the most unscrupulous Of all the
opposition presses In the State in its utter
ance Of tslselsoois, and The villdicuyeness with
which !. pursued Gov. sibley and the other
o;fice-lol,iers Of the State. For its services
the 'gseat mosul' is to be sent to the United
| states Senate--In horn. so, <r -
| Ne appreherd that if the election was to
be gone through with again tine result would
he eu.ireiy different. " .Ls
| Jsrr 4 fg'i - a---l - rngf3>*
Hcpudiation va, the watcawo.d of the Re.
.'ayilcan party in the Last election. Pay yOir
.,oie>t Indebtedness, was incribed upon the
Democratic standard. hi, was the Issue up.
e'n which the issue ufid the result ~ before
/ fiaxakS SfN-l.t q.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

H- The Republican National CowWittee
VIII meet At the Assor Hdasase il y: !. eiiyon
Wednesday. Dec. p, to decide on the time
for holding the National CONVECTION Of 1860,
aud to agree on the terms Of the call. We
spresume the attendance viii be full, and that
quite number Of leading Republicans, not
liha,hl,ers OF the ,onniii,sc .iii TIC p.escni On
t6e occasion. 2 - 80
&c big .eoiit. fiJ q y if2StSSasstai ? yf2@
.tleiesoq ,-a 4sta se ias,iss alisd
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

Z Il .roi. % From sSSaehAogton. = gss
.s,insHl si .asi asI WAsHISGToN, Dec. 8
ds Nearly All the South American members Of
the House are now in conference. TheprOb
ability is that they will not vote for the plu-
rality resolution relative 70 the electicnF Of
Speaker, but putforward their own candidate
for the snffrages Of other members of the
House. lgrasg 0g sFzs! ,ss)afreitu = ssgsu -
!, The Democrats will also prebably agree
not to vote for the plurality resolution, lie;
design Of many being to unite the two parties
alon an American candidate. "'"
Over 80 members were present at the Re-
publican conference held this afternoon
Petit Of Indiana presided. Mcfherson Of
Pennsylvania, Secretary. The discussion
whiehwas humorous lasted one or two hours.
Some of the most radical Republicans ex-
pressed their willingness to vote for an Anne
rican or Anti,Lecomptonite Clerk if q Repub
lican Speaker was elected. 1t was finally de-
cided not to call an opposition or a straight
out Republican canvas, but that every mem.
ber should 60 into the House and vote for his
choice, as, was done four years ago. E. Joy
Morris Milward and other North Americans
were present.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

b The last Democratic Legislature spent four
days in organizing before accomplishing it.
The day of meeting was then as now, on
Wednesday. But the House took all that
day and all the next, for the purpose, and
the Senate did not organize until the f.llow-
ing Monday So, it was the, fifth day after
meeting, before Democratic legislators. were
ready to go to work.
~, In contrast with this, the, present Republi-
can Legislature was fully and completely or
ganized in both branches in 1ope day on
"Wednesday morning last I; and proceeded at
once ts business Let the people take no
e4sdi ags.. as,4ea ;rrosaiH sh1 Hsoa lg-s'j
81 ,godtia ,so3ibs sa9 q hstiirH ssa u lasi7 +, ]
godiiS ,asjea III Gfa brew sIso sGfg'Edo !;
".92nstsisss 10 yiizgatrs tssi7hs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10


DoNE UP.-The Keokuk was taken into
a slough near the depot, yesterday, where she
will lay up for the winter. This il the last
boat running on the Upper Missis-ippi, aud
nasi,anon may now bc said to be dope till The
ics b rats appear. ..a.f =
Ice Boat FOR LA Crosse. We under
stand that one Of the icc boats will be put on
he La CrOsse ani ST. Paul line. to Connect
With the raiirOad, "a s,'On ~ the zee Is slrnng
nuiS.i. II iS tx ,,ccted u u,a;e 81 Paul
'ru!m La Crosse IN 3 hours.
Bi'EBANKs STAGE Line This stage lire
l. the best equipped. a,ni best paying ul any
,n the West. Tacir winter stock consist. Of
l6D superior horses, and 8 of the best Con-
cord double sleishs. The Company receive
500 per day from the Government for carry
ing the mails, which gives a margin of $35 a
day besides all their passenger travel and ex-
press charges. The profits OF this line cannot
be less than thirty thousand dollars the COM
ing winter ,..,--
Wheat BACK --Cap:. Brown, Of the Tran
script ~i'eal packet, says chat !", one ely ,h
"f the whsst has vet been moved in Houston
county. MINI. Tn. same is true Of counties
west We expect to see such Grove of wheat
teams in La Crosse this winter as will make
the natives "pcel their eyes"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

nell be appointed commissioner for the
purpose Of taking testimony in the contested
election MISUNDERSTANDING the
LES rde rnl busr. -
M SANbQRN from q comp tss- -who
wer( (sappoiptad to psepasD Dfules the SQy-
ernment Of the House, made report, submit
ting set Of rules, which was received and
stthe reading Of them commenced
Mr.. CLEAVELAND from the committee
appointedIto, wait upon the Governor and in
form him that the two Houses were ready to
receive any communication he might have to
make, reported that the Governor was now
ready to deliver his Annual Message 70 both
dpuses intyoins Cahvensonda brRrid -ker-s
soma.
III, Haaase thew took n areesSS.uzzx--s.x.ru
The Senate was, announced in attendapce;
a committee appointed to wait Upon the Gov
efn6r;, &c, when that functienaly Was intro
deced and cotriuen6eed reading his Message.
AZ half I,ast f2IgEs Et'3 It-silJ5sNs
le ~5JyfST1 8}@.sd;ss.i -, u iss1 a., pNS
,pf g s<ss, ads Nj s7os FRIDAY, Dec. stnn--s g
T. noif3 ia ~! gfilss sENATE.aaG1 50!
| The Senate was called to, order at 10 a.
| elocks Prayer by the Rev. MIR! Egslestone,
Of the Market Street M e Church. Jour
nalread and corrected @sqo5q 80 ?" .'''s5
! ~ .ss7iE' GENERAL RULES. ~ y :
Mr., KING, Of Winopa, moved toirecon.
] ,ider the vote, adopted YESTERDAY. requiring
The Senate to go into Joint; Convention at \
quarter past ten O'Clock Carried. The ,: res:
foiution was then tabled, ~. sagai.
/ Tie Annual Report of. the Auditor 6f STATE
~aS then delivered to the Senate, and laid on
s ts atl.. ..,.,s s,,.,a adj biDegS niIoL- Z
Sergeant, ,at-arns !, wasJ directed 70 put ths
desks, furniture, DC, in proper. order.b52nsj
To- .asssl .EoTteE OF. BILLS, ,ssn' ,Ipo Dn
'tl Mr.. BISHOP, of ,Hennepin, gave notice'o
q The Soll0axing billsJsqsoD e4I d2s'sT9
| i4,An Act inireIation to,Taxes. iiiif%
s1g An Act 70 regulate the sale Of lands. -Ssi
4 AM Act to provide 4or the Discharge o
Mortgages !ig-4a nSoe yrtiHs ki9'fA7 -GIETz
by Mr. HODGES. Of Olmstesl, a. bill for Al
! .Actiregulating General Elections. a.,,sf
! 100 sini THE kEwsPAPER QUESTION. I. Il
Mr.. McLaren3 or Goodhue, moved that Il,
4 resolution of Mr.. Ayerill, laid on the tabl
= yesterday, relative to the purchase Of 5 CO
pies of daily newspaper for each lneinbel
!: Dc taken up. Carried, but before any actio
was taken, ..lr,
Message from the House was receive
and read, asking the Senate to come int
!, the Hall Of the House immediately to witnes
: the canvass returns. So s'Es +
The Senate thereupon adjourned. @, ra
r HOUSE. t-,yf..
e After the opening, the Speaker. proceede
j. t, the canvass OF the votes Of the late ele
Z zion for State officers and members of Co
,. sress, in presence Of the Sc rate. The ca
,. vass was continued during the day. - 81
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

The voice ofthc Kentucky Dennocra-
ty viii almost certainty be for Guthrie as. the
next Residential candidate. Guthrie stands as
good chance for the nomination as. any Dem
yet named, in our opinion. go at
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

W-A great many Democrats in the South
make terrible ado about the Union but at
the same time swear that they will dissolve
ii, if the Republicans happen to get osses-
sionqof the government They kve the Union,
but if they have to resign the spoi!s of office
in order to pres rye it, they prefer to let 1t
slrle. s[IJsd 2sb RI aas 'i.atfss is.
f7sThese lovers of the Union are little like
the chapO who was told that the Best cure Tor
the pallatation of the heart was to leave of
huagiag and kissing the girls J ''it. that is
the eo,ly' remedy WITCH can be proiuced,n he
Jcriesl, ,s.'l for one, say, let 'er palpit4te."-
Jo,i,rine L.,,rDaI .ETl
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10


.w A dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune, da-
ted Washington, Nov. %, contains the fol-
lowing: -.r..g
TIE PREslosNT.-The President has been
occupied during mos< of the day in the pre-
paration Of his Message, No public reception
was held, and private visits declined. n
Mr. PREsroN.-Mr Preston has leave Of
absence for six months from Madrid but it is
believed here that State private affairs win
prevent his return a. Minister. Ills dispat h.
es regarding our relations with Spain will ac-
company the Message.
ILLNESS or JUDGE DANIEL.-Justice Daniel
Of the supreme Court lies dangerously i'll and
it is thought he will not recover. So prostra-
ted is he that Justice Taney could not be ad-
mitted to see him.
"a Gov. . WISE The explanations and ex-
srlcts from letters, given in extenuation Of
,iOvcrnor Wise's rash calling out Of troops
oaly renders his whole conduct more absurd.
There is not a particle of proof warranting
such step, or any force whatever. a.s
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

7" Wien the flfe-eaters dissolve the Union. to
which section will the fourth of July and the
'DeclArssion " indspendsues bsionxi
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
La Crosse items.

,From tre LpCresses Union. Ncv.lf6. .r,a7f
MlNNEsorA WHRAT.- Nearly all the wheat
yesterday came over from distance
OF 60 miles in Minnesota Farmers from that
region report nne.tenths of the grain still pn-
touched Our lowest estimate oi wheat that
will he shipped to La Crosse from Minnesota
thus winter, is one hundred thousand bush
Il
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

IS s- FgIH.H I@E HOGSE. EAli1FSs-4 3 -
j The House met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the Speaker ~
Several memoers wh9 were not present yes
terday, came forward, were sworn IN, and
tooks their seats soi s9'n Esf7G"Eg 800 q :.
NOTICE OF CONTESTED SEATS. '1'A'
s15 Mr. iSECoMBE gave notice that on to NOR
morrow yer .sope future day he should present
. petition. Of Robert g. jefferson, conte's.ng
the seat Of Mr., SettIeten, Of the Lake .Supss
rior district. .
aoH MFR. Mo uRFIS0N presented res petition from
MIR. Hays contestlnyo the seats Of Messrs.
Barton and Osbers, of Dakois lcounty.--R
and laid on tue table. ,,,si,gssr : s.gaoosf. :,
RESOLUTIONS -. i
WBy Mr., SEC0MBE-That committes of
three oe appointed to inform the Secretary of
State thar the House was now organized and
ready to proceed to business.
By Mr.. REHFELD-That committee be
appointed to let the public printing of this
House to the lowest bidder.-Laid ON the ia
Die.
p By Mr. That a COMMITTEES Of
two be appointed by the House 10 confer with
u similar committee Of the Senate to confer a )
TO time and place for the holding Of Joint
Session for the canvass Of the returns Of the
tate election Tor State Officers and Members
Of Congress. and Messrs. Sec
oinpe and Roy We're appointed Il
!, ~ NJ. AOkRlSuN--lhas Geo. A. Em-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

bue .-.Ii.ij 10 bnid ,s.il q bsrc ssE sf ,aSiI
.sa seu il r.saeb i sss oi eaL bipcT. sd
.sGab
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

sdv George X. GinIer, twice Governor OF
Georgia, and for three times between the
years 1921 and 1885, member of Congress,
died q fcw days, since.a Since Is4s, he has
rt,een seseraLfianes member OF the State
Legislature, andiin- 1856 published histori-
caifwork called the Georgians' 'hsoa 80 =,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

A DemOoatic Paper Dtssents!
If we are not allowed, without accusations
of egotism, to copy from our cotemPoraries,r
notices favorable to onrself no one, we sup
pose, vim disputsour privilege 70 insert arti-
cles which heartily abuse us
y Under this impression, weIcopY from the
Naakato Record, full-blooded Democratic
paper in Blue Earth county, portions OF an
article which gives US "goss" in the most ap-
proved style of Democratic malignancy. We
should Judge, from his remarks, that this Dem
ocratic editor did not like as was not at all
fond of the MINNEsorIAN!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

eH Hon. Edward Stanley, of California, is
said to be aboutto enter the ministry of the
Episeypal Church. azrsfl anr,franrt.. an
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

.yasS % eElaaa 10 saj nsikds svssi go7
e.!s - r;s1 soa 81 ,aaaAhAa.a 1soRcd s,i % grs
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

The Senate was called to order at ", NJ,
by the ex-offcio chairman, Lieut.. Gov. Hol-
combe, WHO appointed ,Ar. OsGaTL Taylor,
member f from III "a tdhe XxIId district, temporary
Secretary. z--- .------------
The Senatorial Districts were called IN nu-
'perissl order by tbs chdE rd the crsientTnis
called for.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

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as "a s Arss.as s,a,ua 4aGso4al
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

bucE ETB PLAY, Aug. 81, 1883.
Nsasas. EBIqoAs The fuaienista had monkey
ahOw here last night. the chief manager and per
ErmeF being our County Judge. After their rum
mere had b<eu several miles around this vicinity
drumming up recruits, their posiers had been stuck
up over . week. their whole number. when Assem-,
blsd, was T1rty.HiNS. including that GAnIe squad Of
Republicans from French Greek, who swell all their
meetngs. furnish their eharmen, &c The frat
speaker was our County Judge, an insu erablc bore
and bic old hobby, which has been ~ often rcIera-
ted on the streets Of Plseerve, and through the
columns OF defunet inuFnals over the signature ~
PWLtoN, was again detailed, N the derision and
disgust Il the audience. Encourage him tn speak
f'r the 1uaioniats, Il helps our cause. Next came
Harvard their Republican candidate for the Senate,
ShAnklin. The only thing If note he gave uterance
", was . deliberate lie on =, n Johnson. Conneaa
WAS then called for. lie Fu, he'd headlonR into the
charges against them, but was brnglt w STAN ding
By S"lns uns0phIsIieated DeinOcIat inn,trently re-
queatUg him N eSplan the Ton ReOd defaleutinn
and bis own connection in tina: honest and crcdiLn-
Die transaction. WORSSe John Hammered Aanrmcd
evaded. lodged, bus 10 was no 90, AZ he had prom
iced full explanation, and the masses insisted on
having IL. Well. bic sEpIGnaGioN amounted N this :
that TOm Reed was NO defauieF, but was 20 pure
- IN angel. Conness and every man present knew
shat be vas defauler, and had 10 Gee frnm justice
He aas dOwn amidst three deAfrnng cheers TOR Mil
TIM y. Latham and the wh0le Democratic ticket
Every man in this vicinity believes there is some
his apOiogist and defender.
The Democracy here are arouAed, and although
THE precinct has never yet given . Democratic ma
j"Tity. this year Il will give almost unanimous
vote for our whole ticket. So much Eur
BUCK EYE FLAT