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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13

OF tne human DOuy, anu
tious we'll, the powers Of
veloped. The Stomach is
ent on the healthy action
per performance Of its
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
the Liver-having ceas-
the diseases Of that organ,
has made it his study, in 4
| twenty years, to find some ,
counteract the many de-
/ is liable.
To prove that this rem |
troubled with Liver
of its forms, has but to try .
certain.
These Gums remove all ,
from the system, supplying
flow of bile, invigorating
food to digest well, pur. .
giving tone and health TO q
moving the causs of the I
Bilious attacks ,
better, prevented,
Liver InvigOratOr
One dose after eating is T
stomach and prevent the !
ing. 1
Only one dose taken be- !
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken at
gently, and cures Co.'S.
One dose taken after
pepsia. |.
One dose oftwo tea :
relieve Sick Hcach.
One bottle taken for fe- (
moves the cause of the \
feet cure. E q
Only one dose immedi- 4
while
One dose often repeated :,
era 1Iorbus, and a
~0nly one bottle Is !
system the effects OF medi- (
ness.
One bottle taken for .
sailowness or unnatural
One dose taken n short :
vigor TO the appetite, and ;
One dose often repeated :
rhGa In its various forms
Bowel complaints yield !
One or two doses cures
in Children; there Is mo- 4
remedy In the world, as III =
IltN1o. A., rau nDnD-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR

Mix water in the mouth with the lnvigorstor and
swallow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working cures almost too great to believe It
by magic the first dose gring benefit, and seldom
than bottle Is required to cure any kind Of
LIVER Complaint from the worst Jasndae or Dyspepsia
to common Headache all Of which arc the result Of
DISEASED LIVER. "a va tl
PRICE ONE DOLLAR rsR Borris. sa
AANFoRD & CO., Proprietor,, si5 broadway. n. 2.
Wholesale Agents.
Barns Park, New York; 7. w. Dyott Son, Philadsl-
phia; N. s. Burr 4 Co, Boston; H. II. HAYS Co..
Portland; John D. Park, Cincinnati; Gaylard Ham
mond Cleveland; Fahnestock 4 Davis, Chicago; o. J.
Wood Co., st. Louis; George II. Keysor, PittshurRh;
Millershurg. Ohio.
Feb. 25, 1s5s-2IH
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13


Hardy township support 8
Es Brown Co. Exchange Railroad Bonds 80 80 Is Is
Psse @ % hammond 5 nro1s ASr assp % ssd Staple for county jail - y 50
Francis Mecomb freight toze. ~; - ~ a..i .!95.
JAS Is asn ns ssa.1g a sa a9s nsna fs Bills - - IS GO
Taasurrs Office
----A .-- -.-a --6 %
si' Expense. Columbus s
Horse o 7
K 20
n a Saunder satepery Probate Office - 60
Hebron Werlich Stationery Public Offices 3a
Francis McComb saSoaary Auditors - - - - S
lennon. boarding rM.G
FeAeAa@ SEPTEMBER SESSION. 1857 = -.=s'
Francis taking deposition
M births 20 %
Samuel Atkinson me illegally 9 ~
Printing d..
gs DECEMBER SESSION. 1885, sas fs8F
suanei and % Coffee fixing door in Treasers omes
William n s siss % and s f s % I1 p"b osses " So
j. " Sewers repair IA . 49,. .. 49,. ..
John 90
Js French 70 90
Samuel Beiy, 2s
Mss T.. roaeoiy ..sss y 90 10
Ia. errnousy ss.sed au M 0W
FrancsM Andinrs k.s for the Pstyea s
g 81 T making REPORT Of Commissioners
Fancs cComb" % =" omm Statistics 50 90
mmc Enrolment Of Mniia 81 -
sms :sm distributing @ shoei as
ae e. sd Ns..sa % Pasf.Sas amendments
Jobn C,skey "a -..- oW w
Js5s R.ber .. 100 %
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-01-13
BRIDGES

Bridges
Of
smadea the amour or oreachbi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

America and England would result In change
from the state, like that OF Morocco, to which
only Cuba be compared in its condition, to that OF
civilized country England acknowledges to day the ed
vantagee OF the separation OF the United States aui that
which she derives from their acquisitions in Mexico
the same reason will apply In regard TO Cuba
We truly say that the opinion hero in favor of tn
complete Independence OF Cuba is longer question
The people being much corrupted by the vices that
Spain has left everywhere she has dominated make 1t
impossible for her to follow such plan Later, when
new generation mixed and ameiorated, have acquired
the virtues with greater population aud stronger
in every respect think Of that and how to obtain
it, what debt in favor Of the United States with what
treaties Of commerce. IL should be also advan-
tAge for the United States.
We all know that change was quietly effected in
louisiana Texas and California, and the tranquility Of
Cuba continue the same, while now 1t exists only in
name, General Concha has avowed in his Official docl
ment, published in June. This will be evident to any
who considers that the policy Of the country under
self government Is to be made by the same Inhabitants
change will enable every one know what he possesses
without making vain word OF the right OF property,
right OF which now any DO deprived by military
order We shall be free of that numberless band ban
dtt under the name of slave traders under the preex of
prosecuting whom the houses Of every one principally in
the country daily pllaged We shall have no longer
law OF appropriation that means the robbery Of what
another desires for his profit under the countenance
of military eatrap,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
2o7,7ss.s5
7o,sos.5s
sle,eo5.s5
Total acres sold and pre.empted in both

TEE QUARANTINE QUESTION IN New JERSEY
The Paterson Guardian says 0n the quarantine subject
our position that II the State Of New York can read
obtain suitable location within her own limits New Ter
sey ought not TO be called 10 furnish one but If
with such advantages as the Hook afford exists We
ought 10 be ready 10 part with for fair 10
those counties likely to suffer loss damage by t. Wne
New Jersey puts forth such claims Union loving STATE
she ought TO do something the Of good negbor
Per capita on all passengers crossnthe sthmus between
the Hudson and the Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

rather fancful headdress was composed Of thick
plat Of ponceau velvet the front, with wide end,
rounded and trimmed with blonde, falling the right
side another end OF velvet The plated,
and rather inclined TO the left side where 0rna
mented by branch Of dropping flowers in ponce vel
vet, with aquatic leaves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
FINE ARTS.

TToIMEs' FREE SERMONS ON PHOTOGRAPHIC POR.
traits and principles Of equality 10 man-Text Free
labor and money" Brother sinners of time eternity
living In of steam and gas-an age OF pictures
folly hEh price labor and aboran
riches and deplorabe pOvery-an age OF freedom and
sayeryan of ssiny lords and degraded are
OF favored wisdom and debased snorance age money
without aboran age of fortune against mIsforunean ago
OF productive beggay and bequeahng charity his last legs:
but preachers preach and teach un
doomsday exhorng love his neigbor "a hnse bul
without the means To tice his natural equality
educated principle OF seshness will ovcfpower and
tnue the eigning king earth and great code
man as appears In childhoods innocence the great
empter money god viii subject him graspinR spr ana
monoposing stos which honor eYclusion OF 4
home In eternity. If the Gospel worth anythuR II
a book education ID good. II example Is WISE habit
of universal good to all men 10 commendabe love md
peace and liberty are Jewels then downwh money making
down with wealth holdngdown with individual owning
man power upon the fewct the beauties of nature and
art the fruits Of labor hoi &c labor and
machine labor dse-et the enjoyment of learning
teries Of and God diusee all things duse all man
free and cqua then good and true civilization will dawn an.
the world In great haste for getting through
large churches we forget the obligations
men on earth where our maker Intended should nhsb
originally for wse purpose as for the destiny that
US hereafter So friends let live 10 wise
principles ant labor rot for ourselves
humanity and get portraits photographed pur
pose OF akug or sending them to another world but simply
for friends TO God world ParsOn
HOLMES pic ure gallery Is on the Broadway of perdion
be reformed OF Reade street, that be widened by
the wisdom Of our fathers. Amen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

Governor Medary in his message 10 the Kansas Iegsa
ture, says
have been kindly furnished by the Receivers at the
kickapoo aud Lecompton Land Offices with the amount of
lands sold and empted to December 1858 in their
districts The Land Offices at Ogden and Fort Scott
have not had time 10 communicate with
The number Of Of public lands that have been sold
and preempted in the Delaware land district are as fol-
lows
Acres
iowa trust lands. ............. ........ 9t450 20
Delaware trust lands at Osawkce ...... 3issI05i
Public lands prompted. SAB 723 go
lands sold in trust for Delaware Indians (by
Gen. Brndle), lying in Leavenworth county 2O914519
Total sold in above district .... l96 % 80
Tho Of land sold and pre- emped in this district
(ofice at Lecompton), is
Sold in trust for the Peoria, Kaskaska, Plan
keshaw and Wca confederated bands In
June and July, 1857, embraced In LykeDs
county 207 1885
lands sold to prcemptors from April 20,
1857, to December !, 1858. ............ 7o,sos.5s
10. do entered by, (as above)
WIN hhd warrants ................... S16, 905. 65
Total acres sold and precmpted . O95 3l3 90
Total acres sold and pre.empted in both
uIsucs.. ........... .............. 1921 442 90
IL s reasonable suppose that the humber az acrea
sold and pre- emptcd the other two land would
increase the whole amount of acres sold and pre
TO at least 100000 There were also sold in the months
ol NovemDer ana december, 1856, and February, 1857
IN trust for the Delaware Indians the following towns
situated in Leavenvorth county. INDEPENDENTLY
Sb44 30: Delaware, 1896 J5: HardtsylIe AEON alta
vile, 81 600 and Ieayenworth City, s24 4s3makng in
ready invested in lands in this Territory Then add Ia The
number Of acres the amount held by squatrs snread
In all directions over the Territory who have M, Vol
been able 70 complete tneir pe.empons, and some est
den growth of this newly settled and rising Common
wealth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

RTHwARD CONTESTED Ell CrIoN-TAMMANY HALL,
by the Democratic Republican General Com mtee to effect If
practicable harmonious settlement of the difficulties between
the late contrasting delegations from the Fifth
the General Committee have the qualification that
the difficulties in question have been reconced and amicaby
settled between the contestants by the selection of the following
committees for said ward viz
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
John Y Savage, Jr., Christian b. Woodruff
John Moore Robert @. McIntre,
Robert Donnel,
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL CONkITTEB
M chael v. Clark, Nicholas Mulholand,
Thomas Brennan, George kavanagh,
Thomas Watson, Jr.
WARD COMMITTEE
James Clark, Charles Banta,
Timothy Cunneen, Alexander AcGarreu,
Michael A. Clark, James @. Dupignac,
Hugh ONeiu VIM Francis,
James Lawrence Charles Rilcy
VIM Il. H0wensten, Daniel O'Brien,
Michael G. Murphy, = james Long,
John H. Sherwood, James ID. Hall
Hugh Creighton. VIM. l.. Herbert.
Inasmuch the contest has been thus tremendously settled
the satisfaction of all conflicting interests election will bs
held under the resolution adopted by the General Comutee
on the l4th ins. PETER b. SWRENY,
ANDRE FROMENT,
GEO. H. PURSER,
WILSON SMALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

movements OF the southern division OF the constitutional
forces under his son-Don Diego Alvarez the report
the particulars OF the unsuccessful attack on Tasco
which We published some time since, and states that
throughout the southern portion Of republic the great
est enthusiasm regned favor Of the federal constitution
and the legitimate government
The chief value the report consists In the fact that
General Alvarez recognises the OF President
Juarez and that he had put the pinto hordes in motion
under command OF his son. he being too old to take the
ceived later advces by way Of the city Of Mexico, in
reference the operations of the pnos detailing several
successes obtained by them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

Cold IN CANADA.-The thermometer in Montreal
on Tuesday, JAM H. marked Thirty three degrees below
curry says the 18th the coolest day ever known in
Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
BILLIARDS.

- billiard rooms are on the corner Of Tenth Sixth
Avenue three separate price game three
games for twenty FIVE cen twenty hour in the sv
time, and fifteen cents game In the evening
+ DECKERs PARI.oR BILLIARD TABLEs-sIx DIFF
IL. ferent sizes Prices from $50 N St0O L. Decker,n
patent elastic cushions patented Nov o 1883 now wen
known 70 be the bcst Ia the world DO and Abbotts
Court and Butler street,. Broohlyn anseys sos Broadway
and satisfy yonrseves The psro tables superb No
quality warranted 70 he The best and the prices the lowss
For sale only by I. DECKER 90 Ann street. N Y.
W J. sHARPs IMPROVED BIII,IARD TABLES.
" with o. Holmans patent renexible cushions patented
LAY 1900 maze only by sharp las Fulton street, n
r. These tables are known N be the the world. Per-
sons ~ want Of superior table will find to their advansse
TO call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. fsw
hand tables with patent cushions marble beds foe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

10TH WARD PEOPLES COMMITrEE.-AT A MEET.
LIZ ing Of the Democratic Republican Peoples Ward Com
% nit held at Clinton Garden Monday evening jan
Pressdent-John Hunter; Vice President-John H. TRAIT
9ecretares-John Ellis John Graham; Freasurer-Hynar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CyoDEY FOR FEBRgARY HARLAND, AU-
VI thor Of "Aone," Hidden PATH &C., has
number great number for February Godeys "winter"
steel engraving very beautiful Look fashion plate
original design Another Valentine magazine
the country that gives original fashion plates beau
In coors; Catching Tartar humorous engraving b
impossible In the limits Of an advertise ment to mention all that
the Iadys Book contans Among other there aro
cooking Illustrated manlas bonne, fancy letters dresses
embroidery &c ornamental hair work. drawing lessops ~
self supporting tournure 80 engravngs Of articles ladies'
Miss snmons Window u continued and Mrs. Havensubest
For sale by all the dealers.
MOI BROADwAY-MAPs, GUIDE BOOKS AND STA
flC2 tonery-J DISTURNEIL has removed his man
establishment 70 No. 49k Broadway first door above Canal
street. where ne Will open new and extensive Of
attonery In connection with and guide books All Of
which will be sold the1most reasonable terms $50 W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
THE BALI. SEASON.
DURNS FESTIVAL.
TIVE RURNa ASSOCIATION


ID THE BURNS ASSOCIATION
Of the City Of Brooklyn
big to announce hat they will give
GRAND SUPPER AND BALL
In honor OF the Centenary Birthday OF Robert Burns hs
Gothic Hail. Adams street. Brooklyn,
On TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 70, 1853
II. b. Perkins, Esq, of Fort Washington and moer of
other talented gentlemen, will respond the principal
of the evening.
Dancing viii commence At o'clock supper the table ct
Gusic BY Robsr.son's celebrated band
bowman, the Highland piper ID also engaged for Tho ocoa
Dancing under the direction of Professor McPhersou.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman 70 the supper and
, Can be obtained from any Of the members or Il the
Union Hotel Liberty street Forrest House, 232 Atlantic
street. John Force 10 Hish st. Brooklyn; John NJ net
York Communications 70 the President $40
Fulton street. Brooklyn James Boyle Presidan stephen
Ewing Vice Presiden William MoIat, Treasurer Richard
Rowland, Secretary. Committee Of Arrangements-M
Parsons Pollock Hopson, Forrest Coats WestcoE and Balls
don.
HARMONY DIVISION. NO; s SONS OF TnMPnR:
by . FESTIVAL AND BALL. at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms go and S4l Broadway, on WEDNESDAY sveainS.
Exercises viii commence at TX p Addresses by Hou
JAMES A. BRIGGS, Of Ohio; WIN. II. ARMSTRONG. r. q.
W; p. and other distinguished spsakera
Austin and Carpenter Music by nanahan's band.
Amer the above exercises the ball will commence Supper
at ii O'Clock
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR to admit gentleman and laAies
can be obtained from the members Of the division and Ct the
door on the evening Of the festival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
1870 CENTRAL ROUTE
lOOOs FOR THE WEST
Via HARLEM RAILROAD
NEW YORK GENITAL RAILRO

: NEW YORK CENT1lAL RAILROAD
One dollar less TIN by any other route 10 Albany Troy
and ali stations West and North. N''
Trains leave depot street and Fourb
avenue, New York
10 O'Clock A. NJ, express mail train.
$3.50 y. NJ, express train,
Connecting at Albany with the New York Central Railroad
trains for All stations through Buffalo West: so
with the Albany Noru ern road for stations North.
Returning leave Albany
7DA n, mail train, connecting with the New York Cen
s, train nc nc west and at East Albany with the n
SOP NJ, cypress, connecting with the Central Railroad
train rom The West and Mt East Albany with the train from
num Troy.
vRE0Hr AnRAyoENByrs
Freight for Albany and the West received NJ depot Of
White and Centre stree H. until O'Clock ~, and forwarded
BY express ~ quick A. BY any other route
This road in ssllent order, provided with It's own
speed, safety and com:b6 = y 70 any other route.
Depot New York corner weny yh street and Fourth
PR cured and kass checked at the ONCE
OF Maiden No and Dean gfeet Albany 1t the depot
East Albany. WI j. CAMPBELL' Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

NRWDPAPER9.
i TALE
or THE
CRIME AND SUFFERING
NEW YORK.
- PRINTED ENTIRE
THE TRUE FLAG.
READY TO DAY.
SINGLE COPIES,
FOUR CENTS.
SOLD BIZ
ALL THE NEWS DEALERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
INSTRUCTION..

CADEMY OF PENMANsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING
"A s62 Broadway-New pupils received day and evening
for thorough instruction There CLASSES each pupil
being separately taught hours
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
PER0ONAlI.

If THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE TIN BOX FROM ISL
broadway will return by express otherwise ten dol
lars Will be paid and uesons asked the papers OF
use TO any one but myself g. T. ARMSTRONG;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THE GREAT CEN
trail route the West Time least short and rates OF
freight and Ars - low at all times by any other
For paagage tickets for freight any point In
he snre Wss call u the company oce Asior House
j. Il. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
LEECH CO. Freight 40ents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

TNNGLISH, FRENCH AND MUSIC.-A FEW CHILDREN
II will be taken boarders by LADY in Brooklyn, who win
give all the and attention OF mother and instruction
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

Relay House and Baltimore city, which was
for some time previous subject Of dispute.
The receipts into the State treasury, from
all sources, Il over $1,000, 900, and the sur
plus remaining on hand at the close Of the
..scsl year was over $4,000 after dedncs-
ing a5cat Sl40, 900, which was added to the
sinking fnnd in tho course of SAID year. IL
is stated that about one-half Of the sooye sur
plus has been added to tie sinking fund since
the close of the fiscal year. which viii leave
| apont $3.50, 900 in the treasury SUBJECT IT, the
disposition OF the next Legislature. The
sinking fund now amounts, it is supposed, To
nearly Sz,oO0,n0o, The Susquehanna and
Tide Water Canal Companies are said to be
in arrear to the treasury over 500 900. The
comptroller has ordered a suit to be brought
against Messrs. France & Broadbent. CON
tractors for the State lotteries, for So, 800.
being the amount due the State for the three
months of the contract ending April LIST,
1869. II isunderstood here that tle comp
troller will recommend in his next report a
reduction Of the State direct tax to FIVE cents
10 the hundred dollars, and also a new asses
ment Of the taxable property Of the State
outside Of Baltimore city.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24
Notices..

The WESTMINSTER REVIEW FOR OCTOBER.
This number, just issued, is very full one,
and remarkable for the variety and general
attractiveness of the subjects discussed Wit
ness the following table of contents: Militia
Forces. Rousseau his Life and Writings
Spiritual Freedom. Modern Poets and Poet
ny Of Italy. Physical Geography of the At
lantic Ocean. Garbaldi aud the Italian
Volunteers. Tcnnyson's ldylIs of tile King.
Comparison in Italy. On the scope and
treatment of these articles there is no room
for comnent in a passing notice, and we con-
tent ourselves with this brief indication
There is one feature, hlwever. i'll the West
minister, One at first sight apparently sub
ordinate and unaUractive.-to which it is
proper that attention should be particularly
invited. We allude to Tie brief notices of
the publications Of TIE day under the COM
prehensive heal of Contemporary Literature.
which follow Immediately after the articles
forming the bulk of the number. In this
department are found concise critques on
such books published during the preceding
quarter as are not made the topic of elsbor-
ate essays and reviews. Republished by L..
Scorr & Co., 81 Gold street, New York.
Price, SO per annum.
Price of the four Reviews, IS year
"Blackwood and the four Reviews, $40.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24

protecting slave property in the Territories
previously free, though he wouId'be opposed
to tie enactment of such laws, he would. if
President execute them as promptly as any
other laws of the land And ii Territory.
duly organized rs State, with sufficient
population, and with \ Constitution tnlera-
ting slavery, should ask to be admitted into
the Union, he would not oppose her atmiss
ion BECAUSE she was slave State
fin creed is, that every State has a right
TO say how much it wants of slavery, and how
long il wants it, and how TO get rid Of it.
He does not regard it rs perpetual institu-
| ton. He is glad to know that Missouri is
rapidly becoming free STATE, without the
aid Of emancipation Societies" and without
the acfinony Of domestic discord, and espec-
tally by means of transportation. for he is
opposed to the presence OF emancipated ne
grocs in a white community. He thinks that
the fate Of slavery is in the hands of higher
power than that of man. He is not a slave
| holder himself.
He is opposed to any national organiza-
ton for interfering with slavery in the States.
The function of the Federal Government, in
relation TO slavery, is to protect it where it
is---not to extend it, So far as policy may
allow, it might help those States desiring to
get rid Of it, to procure foreign territory for
the colonization Of free blacks, because he
thinks they are national nuisance. He is
utterly opposed to the policy of reducing
free negroes into slavery again, as cruel and
barbarous. 1t would be disgrace to the
Federal Government to allow such policy
to be adopted, from the lack of such ar IN
tervention to procure suitable home Tor
them.
Whether these views On this vexed ques-
tiuH will satisfy the Opposition nominating
Conventions, when they meet next summer,
time alone will disclose. For ourselves, we
are perfectly willing to leave this question,
as well as all others, to the prudence and
discretion Of the Delegates Of the Norlina-
ting Conventions, fully satisfied that the can
didates for President and Vice President. ma
med by them, will be such men as tie whole
country East and West. South and North,
will gladly hail as its delivers from the OPP
pressive domination Of the Democratic par
ty