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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-12

before.
Il mw JOSIAH grow pnIe, Reilly,
aunt eoid he, you wont believe this
nonsense.'
"Of course NOT, replied my aunt then
'urnine to the girl, she told her to pro.
dlce her witness.
Lucy few up to me. and with de.
terninc} energy drew me into the middle
Of the room, Speak for me-, sh> ez-
claimet.
Il, 7as a terrible moment to speak
WIS 10 criminate Josiah.
You must speak said the girl derce-
y; If you dst it will be on your con.
science to your dying day
" J ahall never forget the terrible ordeal
oI Questioning AMI cross-queationing L
underwent Lucy, now that the truth vas
out, 1ad grown quite reckless and defiant
and a7s positively forced the words out
o my mouth. My aunt on the other
b4nd wac strangely calm and composed,
and psiaed with oagernes4 on every weak
oint il my na -a. had stated that
/ had teaid JOSH the girl to meet
Inn. Had seen . inquired my
aunt that was the p.
No, bad certaia.y not seeu n
Then might, af en- al. nave nj n
toe voice
- was ready enough to conles La, I
might have don 20.
&" But how ba Lucy discovered my
knowledge Of the affair?
"I related my nvoraadon with tie
girl ON the following morning.
at seems nv to amour. TO
this, SAID my ave been all
along pryu1iced against y'ur cousin. In
the first place you nnciod you ho.na his
voice instead Of 0 oJenIy >peakin1 to ne,
and having the matter ceared up, you
allow the idea 10 run n your miul. This
wretchcl girl, olcyo-.y enough, perc9iv's
the nature Of your vile sI+piciou.i very
likely, loog err this. has been tha a,"6.
dante .n the feelings you entertain toward
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-12
POETRY.


IHE NFw PoEM By WHITTtrR.-Frcm the A
"a nc -Voafhiy for august, we take the follow
poem by the Quaker poet Of New England
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-12

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OF every description done in modern STYLE
and at short notice
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THE MIDDLEBURY REGlSTEl.
ofucr IN coas.s utocK, mAiN.srnet

Me : - q. X { LII X r..
PuBLIsHERs AND pNoPR1EToR1.
kuFrs MEAp..,........ WM. J FuILEH
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II T
in announcing the farmers aud horse breeders u this
vicinity that they have pocrea the Of celebrate
ed MORRILL, STALLION, JERRY DREW and that he
will he kept for the improvement Of the breed o horses the
coming season. JERRY DREW sired by the Bulrush
Morgan Stallion owned by French Morrill, ESQ., " Danvilc,
and widely known as the morrill, Horse. Ills dam
sired by the old Sherman Morgan lie has troed mile IN
49, although he been put In proper rolng
dlton He took the first premium In his class Mt State Fair
ut Montpelier in 1855 His colts very promising and bid
fair sustain the high reputation " the morrill, They
without exception Of dark color and sorrcl
grey Ills speed high strain of Morgan blood aud trItng
qualities render him very valuable producer Of road trut
ting and farm stock and worthy the attention Of all Wishing
to raise valuable and high selling horses.
For further particulars see bills.
j. A. PIT LSIPHER,l
CHARLES SMITH, Proprietors.
9axtonia River NAV lat
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
A r THE WEST END OF CHASE. s

A T THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
"A DWELLING HOUSE and FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
IN retired and pleasant part Of tbs village About one
Of The land improved Garden and Orchard and
In good state o cuvaon the rest u the land IL side
hill, covered with forest trees shrubs, wild flowers, &c.
The House IA Of good size, containing on the first
floor, on the second and in the attic; good FURNACE
aud PURE WATER.
scorchng summer and is Of the most desirable
residences in the village Can be examined application
the subscriber. ClIAs CHAPLIN.
March 9th, 1859. tf.l0
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saxton's River, May LIST, Is6o--Ow.is.
LATEST TELEGRAPH DIspATCu!

LATEST TELEGRAPH DISPATCH!
TINRIAL OF SICKLES. Also, 30 CASES
New Goods now opening at the cheap cash Store. We
happy inform numerous friends and patrons that
just receiving full assortment Of SPRING SUM-
MER GOODS, embracing almost every variety VI dpe and
Fancy Dry G0ods. French, English and American Prints
and variety Of new styles u summer Dress Goois-
silks and Shaws Also, great variety Of House Furnishing
Goods, Feathers, Ticks, &c, &C. Paper langugs and
Looking Glasses. Clocks Clocks Black, Blue Brown aud
Green Droacoths. Doeskns and Cassimercs. Hats aud
Caps Of latest styles Boots Shos and ubbcrs Groceries
every description. Crockery, Glass Hardware Paints
Oils and bye stulTs. Kerosene OIL anil Lamps nth new
patent burner, warranted superior To any other in use
Also many other articles too numerous to ncntnm
our Glols are an bought for cash aud intend To sell
10 cash or ready gdy believing it to he the only sys
system II doing business aud the only that will work to
thu mutual advantage Of all concerned.
We have taken great pains IN the selection OF our goods as
regards quality aud price.
We shall keep constantly on hand large stock OF goods
and tciH not be underSOii
our rooms are large, light and connodous and de-
rinsd giue customers better bargains than they
obtain elsewhere.
Palm kinds Of Produce taken At their
cash value. HASKELL a WALKER.
Wilmington, Vt, May 3, lS5o-3w-ls
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DODD'S NERvINE!
Bottles EnIur gcd. 80 Price ms Before.
THE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNIXER-


TNHE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNIVER-
j. sal favor which this great specific remedy has every
where met with warrant the proprietors in enLging the
bottle, without increasing the price, For all affections OF
the Nervous SYSTEM coming under the general term OF NE
v0USNESS, DoDD's NERvISE has no equal
The Nervne alays irritation promotes repose, induces
quiet and refreshing sleep and equalzes the circulation Of
the Nervous Fluid. 1t contains Opium other Supply
ing drug, but is always and mild.
For all NERVOUS AFFECTIONS-deblity, spasm, or
general resessness Of mind and body 1t unequalled
1t is well known fact that Constipation COstiveness
usually attends the Of all Nerve TOncspreparaons OF
Opium valerian, &cbut the Of Dodds nervine while
aays irritation restlessnos and spasmodc action Of the
Nervous SYSTEM also induces uniform action Of the Bowels
and the secreve organs Both In private practice, and for
popular the Nervine adapted to general demand.
NERVOUS SUFFERERS are earnestly advised to abandon
the Of Opium in any form, which nust inevitably jure
the SYSTEM and by thorough Of the Nerne
iy paats their disease hut 1t by inducing natural
action, and equalizing the circulation.
SlO0 per bottle. Sold by Druggists generally.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS CO, Boston, Sole Agents for
United States.
GEO. c. GOODWIN, Wholesale Agent for New England.
3m-20
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A YER'S SARSAPARILLA,-A
"A compound remedy In which have aborcd N pro
ducc the most eIectua Alternative that be made tsa
concentrated extract Of Para darsapnra
oher substances u still greater lucrative power afford
nm elective audne for the diseases birsaparla rcpud
cure 1t s believed that such remedy wanted by those
who suher from strimous COMPLAINTS aud that which
this large class Of afflicted fellow citizens How com
pcey this compound will do II has proven by expert
COMPLAINTS
snorrLA scRorrLors COMPLAINTS, pmrLrs, Blorcm
KS, TuNoRs SALT RuErM ScALD HEAD, SYPHILIS AID SYI
LlTic AFFECTIONS, MgRcCRAL DISEASE Dk1rsy NEURALGIA
oR Tic DouLouRgux DgpinrY DYsPEPsf, AND iSpeEsTios
ERYsiPgLAs, ROSE STs AsTnoSYs PlRE and indeed the
BLOOD.
This compound will be found great promoter Of healt
when taken 10 the spring. 10 expe the foul humors which
Tester in the blood at that Of the year by timely
expulsion Of them rankin disorders nippcd In
bud Multuies by the aid Of this remedy spare them
selves from the endurance Of foul erupons
through which the system will rid itself Of corrup
Tons not assisted to do this through the natural channels
Of the body by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
Wuatd Dooo whenever you hnd its impurities bursting
through the skin In pmpes eruptons sores cleanse
when you find 1t obstructed sluggish in the veins
cleanse !! whenever 1t is foul and your feelings will you
when Even where no particular disorder felt people en-
Joy better health and live longer cleansing the blood
Keep nc blood healthy and az is we but with THE pabuum
OF life dsordered there can be no lasting health Sooner or
later something must be wrong and the great machinery OF
life is disordcred or overthrow.
Sasapara has aud deserve much the of nc.
eonishng these ends But the world has been egregiousy
deceived by preparations Of it, partly drug alone
has not all the virtue that claimed for
preparations pretending be concentrated
IT, contain but little of the virtue Sarapara or
else.
During late years the public have been misled by large
bottles pretending to givea Of Extract sarsapara
Tor one dollar Most OF these have been frauds up~n
sick for they not only contain little II any sarsapara but
often no curative properties whatever Hence bitter and
painful disappointment has followed the Of the various
extracts Of sarsaparia which flood the market until the
name itself Is justly despsed and has become synonymous
with imposition and cheat. Stll call this communal
sarsaparla and Intend to supply such remedy as shall
rescue the name from the load Of oboquy which rests upon
It, And we think we have ground believing II has vrtues
which are Irresistible by the ordinary run Of diseases it in
tended to In order secure their CONNIE n
from the system, the remedy should be udcousy taken
cording to directions the bottle.
PREPARED by
ID r. J.. C. AVER d CO
LOWELL. MASS
Prtce, per Bottle Six Bottles for as.
soli N brateboro by n. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
anu by all dealers In medicines everywhere 2leowIv
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SALT SALT!
sCYTHEs! sCYTHEs !

As Agents, offer at Whoiesaie the Celebrated Seythes
manufactured by MdnSfeH 4 Lamb.
These scythes are Of superior quality, aud fully war
rant'd We are prepared to supply the trade the most
favorable TERMS and invite Merchants to call and examine
the article before purchasing.
TYLER l. THOMPSON.
MAY o0-l6M-2O
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

- Ths Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate OF ANSLB ADAMS
late of Wilmington, deceased, Greeting
You hereby notified that this Court VIII decide upon
the allowance Of the Of UCINDA ADAMS, Execu
rlx Of the last win said deceased and decree distribution
thereof among the persons entitled thereto at the session
thereof 10 be held at PAT HIS Inn in Wilmington in said
District on the Thursday ~ Ma D. 1859, when and
where you may be heard In the premlses YOU seee NJ
Ia y. HoLDRoOk, Re lister.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-05-21
LIGHTNING RODS.

The Cheapest and Best lightning Conductor Is
LYONS PATENT SCROLL ROD,
MADE FROM SHEET COPPER, WHICH
lNI has than eight times the conducting power OF
Iron Rods. They failed protect the buildings
which they were placed.
s.. DIGELOw Agent for the above Rods in the State
Vermont prepared to put them in the best He
may be seen for aew days. and orders received at the lie
we're House, Brattleboro. S. s. BI0ELOW,
70 Agent.
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,,,,, H0 TnSt;,A MORRILL, sTALLI0N. =,

Il sired by the original Morrill, Horse Danylle w. and
out OF splendid blood Morgan mare will
I'll July lst 1859, at my stable IN Northneld Mass.
"Ben Bolt" Is almost In his resemblance 10 his re-
nowned sire coUr, Chestnut Black will be five years old
Vt, and weighs 100 his ~
FOR the purpose Of introducing to this part Of the country
s sck so celebrated for rare combination size speed
nominal sum Of five dollars for q Warrant
The proprietors desire the farmers look this horse
AFRAID ALEXANDER,
Eorthhsld, Mass. May /, ls59-[l0
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

~ The Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM
STARK. late Of Halifax, deceased Gre, ting;
Whereas SANFORD PLUMB, has presented to this Court
purportng be the last Will of said deceas
ed for probate-lou hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the probate Of said Instrument the
thereof be held PATCI'S Inn in Wilmington in said
District the last Thursday Of May A. D. 1852 when
where you may appear aud the same you tit
Is T. HOLBR0)k, Register.
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ITO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Il Abb
TOWN AGENTS In VERMONT.

The well established importing house Of CHAs. BACKMAN
80 Frontstreet, New York, has made sale Of the
best description OF pure wIes and liquors Town Agents
n this staei justly earning by the Of the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and at rso-
able prices which fact should be by those who
are required by law TO purchase and sell but genuine
Liquors
Application for Goods may be made to CHAs BACK
MAN, 50 front-s, New York, to his Agents, wM W.
DREW, WIN II. ERWIN and TI0S. ELLIS, who are au-
thorized TO solicit orders.
Reference be made in regard the character and
standing of the Houses and to the superior quality Of the
Liquors, to
EDWARD HUNGERF0RD, Prof Of Chemistry L. V NJ
W. TlIAYER NJ D., Dean Of Med Faculty L. " NJ.
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A...r rlilarta
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S. s

SIAIE OF NERMONl, MARLBORO, >. 5.
~ The Probate Court for sad District
To persons interested In the Estate of ELIZABETH SAR
GEANT, late Of Battteboro, deceased Gresting'
Whereas, WILLARD ARMS, has presented 70 this Court
Instrument purporng To be the last WIN Of said deceased
for probateYou hereby notified that this Court will
eide upon the probate Of said Instrument the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office, in Brpeboro, in
said District the 2Sth day Of May D. 1859 when aud
where you may appear and contest the same, You fit.
Is Y. H0LBRO0K, Register,
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N NO HUMBUG.
Gz16h y. KITTREDGE'S REMEDY FOR
w. Uuunrs Scrofula and Cancer, have proved
vH5>G highly beneficial in a great majority Of cases
~ where faithfully used in season; he having dis
49, covered the remedy in curing cancer on him
self some three years since.
GrILFoRD VI, April 3, 1855
To Whom IL may Concern.-rhe uudt rsgned had on her
face Rose Cancer and in the month OF Dec last
ed using kITrREDGES remedy for the Blood, and
ter the Cancer removed aud the healed
with but little pain and has the appearance Of perfect
POLLY ARMS.
Witness, WILLIAM ARMS.
Other testimonials might be added
BrAttleboro, Vt, April 10, 1s59-3w-19
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

~
~ The Hon Probate Court for said District
10 all persons interested IN the Estate Of COTTON NJ
HOUHIiTUN, late Of Marlboro, deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will make an
sgnment to THE0D0CIA H0UGIITON, widow Of said de-
ceased at the session thereof to be held PArCHS Inn, in
Wilmington In said district the last Thursday Of May A.
d. 1852 when and where you be heard in the premises
II You see fit. Is T. H0LBRO0K, Register.
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4 $50 FOR SALE. THE TWO STORY

"A HOUSE with BARN SHEDS on School St, opposite
the Methodist Church and adjoining north the grounds Of
JoHy SrODDARD, ESQ. Said House is well and conveniently
located for the Of business easure and Of tn,
pleasantest situations In the village The buildings
modern and in good repair Terms will be made easy and
the premises he examined at any time application
the subscriber CHAS. CHAPLIN.
BrattlebOro, March 9th, 1852 tflO
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MAR,RoRo. s. s.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate Court for said district.
To all persons interested In the Estate of SlLAS p. RICH
ARDSON, late Of Wilmington, deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
allowance of the account Of FRANKLIN RNARD, Adj
mns,rator upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among persons entitled thereto the session thereof
be held PATCs Iun in Wilmington, said District on
the last Thursday Of May A. D. 1882 when and where you
may be heard In the premises II you see fit
Is +. HoLBRoOK, Register
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EOR SALE, NEW. TOP BUGGY WAC
Il On in good condition. l Philadelphia second hand
WAGON. Inquire Of CHARLES CHAPLIN.
April ~.
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PREPARED by
ID r. J.. C. AVER a. co
TnWETI

Price. 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles fors5
Sold In Bratteboro by l n. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
ana by all dealers in medicines everywhere. 2leowiy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-01

Tm1 vicr PsrssprSs's PosusaS.-Ths tssinssoo
kentucky !Sssss-.ss of the isth inst. eoetsins .
very elaborate and significant sssieie svpSlinx 9TH
emphasis and not little indixnssioa The Charge Of
" Douglas psuelivises," which certain jousnsk AZ
that State had brought sxsinst L. The !3s'ssssa.
however. regards sueh imputssioos only psss ef
. systematic attempt To undrsa.ine papulss euoe.
dcncc in the Political integrity or The distinguished
gentleman (Vscp wSssl<ns Heseknssdxvl whose tss.
mediate psumosica the !1sfsssss h suppo~~d 10
favor Hiassif isssissrsAis to jsss ssspsesss. h
sought to identity him with those journals pubssh.
al In the region Of his residence anil By constant
imputa,oas upon tism gradually IN impsv>s stan
upon lis unhlcsnssh~,l svcpsd~ Thew esn be- no
mistake about the parratt and int nsiao of these
sentences. They distinctly fvpsi the psvssnew Of
Douglas prpeIivisies" on The psst of The vsev
Prr>slcnt which CERTAIN manssvrS and jcssnsks have
persisted in setting up Allasinr To the Yfvvposs
speech of Iulxv Douglas. the estssmsa thus clearly
defines It's own position:
1T was in that di.eu.e;aa that &c 6rSs svs<s,h-s
to have heard from him, thN-e squss,er sovereignty
views Justly osisosss To South~sp sevstuxut The
concession ot lCSsl eootrol cf the instisusisa Il
slavery to the iaAshitssts # q Territory. WHETHER
cxcrtcd by direct iHdiTet or ssfris.iiy l.s.'s.a.
wc regarded much opposed 10 ,hs sntesv,iwns en-.
prssiou< of Mr. Douglas ss Il vss ineua.ssssns With
the ,cncts of democracy and the JUDICIAL ia,erpsvts-
ton Of the Constitution then recently psua.elsvs
And our columns witness the Eset that st The sise
wc commented UPON thc Ywsposs speech Il W..
Douglas and di.srntc tom tho views thesvin taken
Nor has this paper Of any tine hi To descent fros
any departure Of the distinguished Senator ftosu
the great doctrines of thc Cincinnati rtstssm and
the principles imboiied In the psvd Scott dssssioa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-01

!, DEAocRATIc SEsr1NEST-The last Washington
constitution copies articles from sixteen Democratic
p"pers-eleven published in the nonslaveholding
~ I'VE In the slaveholding States-in which Judge
~ 0us'ass views on popular sovereignty are con-
s''ned, and those of Judge Black in his reply
,'""ended The great body of the Northern De-
"'acy as well as the Southern, hold that the
e','0n Of slavery cannot be determined until the
fOp'e OF the Territory assemble in Convention to
81. 81" State Constitution; and that meanwhile,
oe'ng on the same footing with other property.
e"uted to equal protection with other property.
d.. understand Judge Douglas to dissent from this
Doctrine. - -. IT. -g,T1GI
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The Democratic State Committee.

Williamson. we insert the following:
The members of the Democratic State Executive
Committee are requested to meet in the City Of
Raleigh, on Monday, the 18th of October, 1861
Business Of Importance will be considered and full
attendance is desired. "
JAMES E. WILLIAMSON, Chm.
Sep. 81, 1859.
The Committee is composed Of the following gen.
temen: Dr. JAS E. Williamson, of Caswell; j. C..
Badham, of Chowan; L. W. Humphrey, Of Onslow;
John Winslow, of Cumberland; NJ. A. Bledsoe, Of
Wake; Francis Fries, of Forsyth; WI. Yates, Of
Mecklenburg; NJ. S. Stokes, of Wilkes; and S. Med.
Tate, Of Burke.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-01

New York delegation in the Charleston Coessntioa
viii give united support 10 Daniel s. Dseknsea &c
the Presidency. In that event he vill BE- foss.ia
able sspirsnt No Northern man vin Ls mosv &C.
crptahSs 10 ts South than The patriot vhe tseisssa
In the United States Senate that hs would dssv hs
swosd and shed his hood necessary IN defence II
her rights -NisisieyisA.
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BY rsqsss q Cd Naakan-sks Essss q -
Aust Cssas) Ass1 0Ass19 ~ aS1s,ssg ssIasl
Dt4a.IiaJ pss,iK Ne aissie p.ssss ~
In ,ssaasja 70 Gen nossssa nd ~ waAaeass
Csassissfisa. II IN ~. Bsehanaas Assxas ~
pursued The eourss which 0sa nsssssa - 20.
sued during The iass shsvs = ssw yssss ~ sA.ss-
is,rasioo would havs 6ssn. ere Oh, sssly vsssiag
in supporters: ........'... .....
tins wAsmSusua CoSsruvs,ox-ws assies
that the expscssioa of . late uumhsR a sAs WISH
inston CsssfifsfisA that Gen. Heussna - 6issa
Of Mr.. Baeaansa. . sxeiGee ssos s.spsss ssd M
d,sn,i'oo 10 the ps.oessiie psesA. Wen e .ishI
CssstitsfisA. bot b b bswsssS asd sVVsssd
10 dcouneisiioo a The Cieeisessi rssks.: o.
posed TO the X. n. ssusi0mtA vhieh that PAPER r.
nounca In he ksVsblsu.as ss lie Moth So 6vsssaV
. longer prosatiaa a tosstxpssS; eppussd 10 dsaFl
Eanisrns. ~ &c had rvssoa To bsiievs uhss ia ~
last canvass 70 rad en- extract 6es Ges. Rssa.fs
Circular eoot<s'niss he Opsas;sise end he sp?se
bstosy rrmarks u the editorial ef hs Cesssisssssa;
u he ws,rA. The support of Ssm ilcs.sas BY shs
whole X. N. psva a Texas, ID essssrS, ssa iss
Prc.i3rnts and icePsvssi<uts ssd Sssyvsssses e
X. n. loSss, % any eause fos suspicion di.srssS
and The cnaorssusnt Il che Nsv fesk Tiss~ss .
tribute grateful 10 . Dv@oesst, vs euss sspses
that Mr. Bovmsn 81 lssss vss mol party 10 The
aslulssioa ot Sam U.ss.,oo In ,hi. nav Tie hs,ss
has alwsys brvn a prr,oosl ft,xpi Of r.. uusi..nsa
but he s,,st.insd Nr Y,lImorv sssI yossd C. I'm.
brr,usr nc 0lo,,.tooI ~,s o.,.,srd !. al. IS,r,se
party and liz platform.
The Dvmocrsse psr~ os The soash or Moth can.
not suppors that man d 10 be hxld up . tspe-
craft who has doe and h doing sll IN HE poser 10
,ricat the Drmoerssic oa,sv ms,rlr brea.c he ma,
votc for Administrator rs,u,vs On 10 On oisssans
pc,xoosl rxlst;oos v;,h 4 Prvs.ios of ,hs limited
state Il wss not m s.lminissr~.sso ss~..rr, !.
vote to su.ssio the f.i.s psvtsns,osss q the too
Black Republican eno,ssssnts es is.isaa ssr shs to.
Senatorial Offices held by rlsek Rspab,;eYns; sos
Was Il an simini. srsi;oo ns.surv When San jjsss
ton advocated 90 vc,rs protas;oo a. err,rp,vx IN
his Minnesota sprrsh II /. ,rps that he oss,v xxlI
cd up the bin to nav the Tens R~x;msot sltsr ~.
Buchanan had expressed an opinion that the wx,.
mcnt vas NOT nsrr.sary, bat ,ha uss e~;sx TO he
love Of the Indians. NOT thai he lsvrd Bschspss