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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29

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W James Monroe Wn'n munster TO l;,h--
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Ind the o,,Igr,tl To- cali r,iI colorcd man ca
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F'''
~ Rev. Mr. BARTLETT OF brooklyn preach.
es from queer texts such os " LHh'r 4lirs,
and, the Saboa'h before visit 10 the Nh''
II Kew Thomas ilHA"i S'th"n'' Mass
has been UNANIMOUSLY G'c'c" ir,a'u,"t o.
Anuoch Noi'se' III place o' '"c faye ll"'"''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29

~ There $3.50 lu.aa nr.as.m su
board ihe Great Iu'uw. on hrr tH.l rIp 200
'ha coast Of England, % f... account % which
"r give Zoo another pI.e. 81. lives Hrr. la.t
a01 iho great wonder 30 tWlmore were Dsr
killed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29
Il II l. lIN l. II
LrJOT Con. ~ ro1.


PREPARED ny pR SANFORD.
COMPul' NpFp ouutcly rani o,pv , ono 81 The test
puf-au'r Htd liver mri,,'s Luw tciurc the public.
Iu'sr Gums i"luu'u uU OfN ore dose taken he
mothd or utl iu'i"r u"m htrrrurusptrNrntN uigh,f
tue shHttUu. ttIpNlU-
their Ull.ru httltlN Gov = Uuiy ono taken
bile" iut siIr tu.ttHi- - night ia,rus to lu,,
syti. tnU,. Iti il ue,>t gently. AID erstiN
we'll. pur,.NuE the u.uuH. = u,,s.
Swing tome trd t,rh Co. = ono o>e taken AFTER srcs
tine NlHlr 1850, llltlN :. Wt 81 Il u, s3c,-lA.
uuNtuE the ,HIIev.i thHUs owe ti bInot-
va'" 'hs radical - rilr wllan a>srt. Stv Et
Headache.
niluu- cured. : OuN owe tu,' Immediate
and hat b. is tvt prevent IA relieves Cole while AZ
"u lh the ANuual use ct lao
th- lisUr lN lgrtatpr u..alhunuA trAl - snY IN its
one du.c amer. "atluE s-- favor.
sufficient 10 relieve Inc !, 4 fow hoi,rs viii sute
stomach ri prevent INC Dfuptv lA LN, sing tht"ah
food iruu ilsius >HuIuig :. surlsuis
one doc on,l epol.,Il, su,, ,urs ,I cholera Nor
bus. and = rttN cutlN' VI Cholera
Oulk one l-r b.. urvdlI b. tlr. v u- ,hc system
eue'i>ut ulc'hlrc sNrf V .i''r -bNur-~.
Ouv ls'ttir taken 4aaU tvtuuy, VI % .unatusal
rom tue ,ktu
Our dose taken s'urt time t,fprc eating Gives yerr
thv appetite and make, the food lls, v-.t
oi" d"-,. "l'lI repeated thfnuic ulrfhrrt
aiIuu.t Co tNr net dose
We take prasur, h rcopwmrufA,: t~tg medicine - "a,
pN'uiN. 60 frN' aud AIuF thAl. I'N"r. sui all 70
NPs" a. huHus y 90. D. Operates " :, trr1olhr, aua
thousands are whnng utrNun tu H- N"~aHNl virtues
N> WN1,r lu .bv month VITA the 90. urs .or and swall-
low both together. IrI.r ur, dollar nj bottle.
hh SANfONb. Proprietor, 80. 70 Dtubdwsv New
noh hci9''d D., all ur.4si.ts SJAi 600. b, JtC ING
nam, ~ Luhn,hury. Gh.a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29
DR.. j. HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT TIERS,
But that numerous class who devote thsm-
selves % literary and other sedepIaTy pursuits,
and in consequences a a want Of physical excT-
riss, become the VICTIM ~, languur and dsbl-
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hithsrto
sought IN vain for some iRyigUfatng, life giving
medicine, whose effects upon the systen shal
b. both speedy and permanent Ihyslcians Of
eminsnee, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements 81 tn human frame, commend
HOSiEFIER'S HlL'fERS AZ the safest and
swifteat snmuant 90 the TocuprrRtYe energies
Of he system yet discovered. IL restores tha
appetite, Rvca fresh Iigor % the digestive
organs, sends The blood through tho yeinA with
= more lively current, correCts a tendency 20
depression oi spirlts and its n man Tor the
Transaction 81 huHiuCW with n cheerful heart
aud an active mind. Unlike Other medicines
which have been devised for tbs same object
the BITTRItS do not act spa,inodicaly
o. with temporary power - th. influence of
the remedy 10 lasting, And II patient WI
but give sOm0 attention 90, securing proper
exercise after the relief has boon afforded, he
need fear no return OF the affection. Tho
debility natural 90 the Entertainments of years
upon the bodily frame h also alleWatgd by
thus great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
The aged % pass their declining days 10 physical
ease whereas they arc now suffering honi ex-
pcrnc weakness and uoryauincs4.-- 10 this ven
srahlc class Of people. HOSTETTRR'B
BITTERS uny be commended as invalu.
able TIC prUTrIrtyrs Of tit- iBvFsEsiaE hava,
IN addition, a deep qualification IN assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that thoy Will find
tie BITT ~ IL ~ tia bet and safest Of
rostoTatycs. Very few medicines are sanc-
toned by Physicians rs proper 10 be admins
tered during the period Of nursing and this
las obtained Al universal preference.
az Those WHO desire O. purchase this great rsH'dy r
pJuspsil AMI Debility should tsmcml~r hs precise
n - ~ ~ III A
STOMACH BITTERS. II Is put up IN quah
bottles, With the name, DIR. J. HoSTErTER'B
STOMACH BITrERB, blown on tho bottle and ALEC
stamped the cap covering the cork with The autograph
q uOsrETTER 4 SMITH gu tho label Tnoss hIoE-
AFo Important Icoount Of the Numerous eouui-rics
IN tho market
az Prepared and sold by HOSTETTEH
A SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also Sold by
all druggists, groeerb, and dealers generally
throuFhoutthe United etatos, Canada, South
America, aud Germany.
r...Ht Dc. uINGu ,N. go 1.'r.i.If. W 10 I-s
-ur. NuH.U. Nf's. H'Hsi.. t... Oh. Gtrt|al Aa'His
| o. boo Ara d . ."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29
NEW E8GLAND AILMENTS
ODD.
THE ONLY REMEDY /!

UNlE Fatm H,s.,~. u.Hiug Nrv York
Il Hll tllt section Oi nh. la.Tu whrh -
most Wi la.Y known ar '.-r~ I"r'-ud,' SON
tain tAuiy .Ddusu.1us, Intelligent p+sIla,
who have achieved aa uncommon d-gres Of
property W.-h C..m.rr extremely trying -
certain constitutions, ali..a .oI oi ANAL fsftl-
49,, thsy have caHtIFal 10 tTp14s moro favored
C1mmutuos iH almost oylry tllEs that c0n-
dures g. social cIml.f nHl happiness, ] IN
fortunately, tlry Hr1 occasionally 20 rLlhrhpi
in business and mrulal cultivation, tlat thay
neglect llo precautions wh..h are essential e
bodily hraith, Dyspepsia and physical drhsiy
ore prcW4e slm0u4 an CLASSES, Tie lrt de
case ls produced By iuntfwfnn % me digestive
organs, w-4rh lrc 80 su-e.p 'hln ri dTmnFlment,
In1uand hfis.now paying thc prnulty Of uas
neglect and suffering daily tr most trying
palms, almost without o hope ~ robot lhSy
have come % believe thar ths.r nImtnt 10
chronic, and tlat they must bear with b. ~ tho
end. IL Fr4udr, no exceedingly % announces
90 these afflicted ipdivluah that they may
now command a remedy ~ uuquosuouAbl0
potohcy ard virtue, which h1turvcr been found
20 ia.l ln all eases 81 aigppye weakness or do
TsuFomaHi, Hundreds Of Tongues are ready 10
grow eloquent in praise ~ t..s wonderful con-
queroT Of dyspepsia, which Is known as
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-29

.ivl. urNrurn uouaus' worm or rtr AroNr Dttrs,
tine lop rot vhHIr-. prices, wIl| I' a-lIuul.t Ala
the IuI.ht-rrs ui every
uNI THOUSAND DOLLARS WORM or uuuks.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

Tie Red Wi Wing 4 4ll',n 4 ll sSst week
has llong,tediops article upon TIE Dem,-
cratic State Ticket, il which the candidates
are severally described AZ ofivery slender
capacity, corrupt principles; and Ieblaokguaid
Manners We don't mentiod'this for the
purpose Of entering into any discuasion On
that subject for va do not deem it necessary;
but for tho purpose Of contrasting the '!mnssin MIN
ner in which sif The: Republican IS conducted
with that dignided. candid apay just course
which should characterize every respectable
paper; we publish, some extracts from An
article on the same subject appsa,ing in7the
Atlas, published at minneapolis and one, tol
the most influential Republican, papers in
the State Speaking 81 Becker il ssap;yyss!:il
Mr.. Becker, tn, candidate iSr Gto,sse,ni to,,
is, we believe, regarded as j. genttefhaiid Of
unimpeachable tnoral attaaa u good CHI.
zen, kind and courteous I'M hiss bearing, and
|etetydody qualified sotiflt the l,oaition 20,
.ssidA he hasisde cko.sn. # sela1tea.r (,lhe
ital'es are our own.1 ,qoai. Of o. s,nE
r. ~ Mr.. Baasen:E.f g4.i3d sre Yef,s ,
Francis Baasen for Secretary g.: State j,
the present incumbent, ! ia GeEmsn asI we'll
as 4 pleasant and courteous gentleman. who
has, so lAr.As We ,knesp, faithfully and nc.
(ceptably discharged the duties Of lis office.
,tOfMr. Brishn:k .94sg.l: ts!,ie,,.
laJohn B. Brikben, lis the nominee e3or, ;at-
torney! General o He Is, . man OF great per.
onalpopulaEity, . good lawyer. and would
(ffelscted make, good officer; .. 49,, o.,
is,lt is equally fair with regard to; AL the
rest Of the candidates. |Of NJ Graham; i
says that the enlyi thing collective Ito him
is his connection with; .thel admihistratio,
as land officer. .s5li:ss i,ua asi-ooIse; i,
4 high minded and truthful course Is i'd
m nj! ~ il ali positions; IS he oily thing
that Gan give political paper any pen pefmai:
nant influence in society The honest mas
ses will never pnt, confidence. in, Any; other,
This quality we recognize as characteristic
Fod the conduct of the Atlas,t and I'VE puplisl
these extracts to show how differently, liner
Of different minds view the SAME object;
Men will'see through their ox 1ti 'glasyss.=
further sonP,'i:e Nv ~~os1d bSor'
todiops still, I,,,,;d.,e n.<,,I w., ~,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

The Washington Co,,stitatioa says
tho rumorss which have 4been so freely
circulated by a portion of the' press
about the retirement Enthusiastically
81, War from office are entirely, 'nn,
founded. I'VE are happy to'b abie.to
add that there has been icpcntiy Hdet,
cided Improvement in his. health, and
there s-evsry prospect 81 bis being
able very Y66h q resua,e theiiaotiys.
ydischar9e bfhis 'dhtiesih the seata al
1Rro,av,earnmsslnlt.' 10 dju1' s,l1 sWonl -u1ps
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

Xiv HaH.A Il. cAvANAlyaH..1,, q
sirhs gtnalhAhlssshs to senii., n Tor =
xlf stfa1y d ST Republican abdjss, We ,sh.ll
not SOB 10 no9ie ts do ofl2eh xStd, u,
blackeds ld a. .Sbescaa Jisit1a our o,a
citT n sad al peoDe s can 6io5a st .,ti
p,ls 1poa sash b,Il , ssss4tion sasHs
aTh. s ;s.ons eh,rrs' .bov.yar IT,, sh ,sct9
's,.1 - s7.'- ,'i'.s" rvs, .sS.s
use MN .Psn's e"cer 4
We = aheee 70 shss.fampedi lasstse naf en-
bezzling the public funds willis Pest Master
81 Hoty9ke;,s y sssae165eJtse 'Ifitht charge,
S true e sa1RtsasastS II bhAae1fihle of
e asy .n Ia eomSiest1 l1a Mgsi3 f.
81 Is tbs , as e Il
,.s.t.at,.',ss.1s, s ss.tssss, 81 :. !s
|s,...ssrs-s .as.a1 ~. ID n.ts;: rus
.a.;s. 81. .s a..a .'.vessaispat.y'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
from CONGRESS The most liberal assistance

GQ@ GQQsEeSs The most lherRl assistance
or Minnesota, that it ever bestowed upon
my tEgn(ory; ybo psocussd far the settlers
prkil{ es that VA never 6rs beab grant
.d--sfght I ssett'e utof 6surveyed
pue1 a.ndsT In heI 'hs{$rs the 4sn who
did everything that e5er htd been done for
Minnesota, while she was Territory
Lcok over that list Of men. Not one ii
them but is now leading citizen Of tho
State; known and esteemed by all.
Now al these men, with the unfortunate
exception above mentioned. (Gov. Ramsey
happen to be Democrats; and that. the
reason, and tue only reason, why the Min
nesotian is 50 particularly down upon Indian
'. c suta Aaeh beA;la.I.saa ashz1;s,s lid! lid.
4AeaD eaaeeEatic ticket Ihaxa- ipapeuce
upon the minds Of sensible si men? How 70.
sdpced must the Republicans have become
when they have to resort to such ;vapid
means in order toicohdacl the CANVASS.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
JAMES H. BAKER, THE DEFAULT
4 q ~ 1Is1s .Xx3i11 NJ GsXxARx Esl
REMELIN, THE LEADER OF
THE REPUBLICAN GERMANS IN

,AMEs Il: RAK Kerr THE D 1elE =:
FHGEEi kEfiuB Ina a t:Ea%ass n II.
Ken %n I 3D. II ~. ICY .,,o,a;nv
to the investil tio{ psd led b the Ohio Leg
islature, AMI cd hue d Vi Ter oath BY
CHARLE$ kA LIN Rel blica6 and A. r.
EDGERT0N and WV. D. MoaaAN, Democrats,
that JAMES H. BAKER. the Republican, can
didate for Secretary Of STATE, Is now IN
outlaw from the State of Ohio, having been
forced to leave the State for his completely
in the Breslin-Gibson frauds, by which the
Treasury Of Ohio was swindied out of haif :
million Of dollars.
{: klsp| .tbISrs Itk peetk: .Thkt w4asid
New York, in October, 1856, JAMES II. BA.
KER, acting Is one of the Fund Commission
ers Of Ohio, was bribed for $4,000, and 4
contingent interest in the profits Of the loan,
which it was his duty to negotiate, to be-
come the principal instrument of II, A.
'J6HNsos Z CT, III sbeecddftttnge tn xwE6 y,
the loan. :" - i
Keep 1t b.Jore tie people: That by this
action ONO the parted BAKER; the State
Treasury Of Ohio, which it, was his, sworn
duty to protect, was defauded OF. 4132, 600.
Keep 1t b:fsre the peoplg: That the bidders
to whom the loan was awarded, By BAKER,
were required to- pay ten per cent, Of the
|amoumt, or $24O,O 900, on the award; they
were = mere rexless spectators without
money, and BY BAKERS efforts we've released
from immediate payment Of this sum, and and
were thus enabled, without advancing 4
penny, to resell the State stocks at an ID
vance upon the rate atwhich they purchased
them; and in the profit thu" realized BAKER
hadapatiDgent interest. s1xir.;ss,
For evidence Of. the above facts, 70. refer
our readers to the Report of the invesstige-
ting COMMITTEES. - made 70 GOV. Chase }n
March 2 1855, and BY him .tzansmitted, TO
the Eegishtneiof OHIO; aadpFiuted at Col
pnbu 9 Rish.ra q Nteyi1ns, STATE Printer Ri! t:
tO5SS05 y. %HEySeUCIteke
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

l.sdisl balat tbs ei.son; Is & 81 tSs r.gs:.!
Not the old;tHkdey those whose beauty
wanee ihats the lyoangs Alsp not
rouge lid dnwish DELIGHTS ll6gsEs, AID. with
tipta hardly y. di6ceri ttFs .tba laid
that is worthy Of . better cause. in the night
the rop4eyjrn.re,lla il at1fling. and fha
81 e !ssi 1(H Ss! .af1'is q asi|i ssi'
ia &s9fbD alhi(I enal 1idt. u
leather, cracked BY the cold9 bSr.- II
III hiAe ttasaSnd6tt Ind tbedi ssssas out1
side were longer than thss0t1sr arassess, COZ
as sss e :sg ~ e's sass
s e !asaest;aa < |. {gs
that there lie .rdbft d6mmnndNil1 dressed VOL
'aSp s StSt9gs thaa fl ln1 6eaGf 1ssson,
andHhdptqs, amy 6jtbgdgsmS4e66f aTEinSef ahd
do not 60 vii Aegel eeff. esQn
tins aooounsstt The halls~ not attrctives-
Esataa8a s0rs.poaa e'oGof ahe dosk3 -.
VA 4 1AkHaIAH Z,
"a: Pox WEI =, yAess, giata.s Of the d.:
in Iqtgtia Is ashings Ton ton,
has been CONN a,b5 4 81 1T Ohio,
soepsint thsE U e Le Capi.
! d !! 5 =: \; J: ], S s. $;
is, we believe 5ag commits
stoned officer atts16sdAllfs flagship on
thef dax and e pbsijp from him certain & Dc,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
TNADEIlMOF MIME
IL tk,ES "a .:sts slRE ~. ....x r..,n

iTRADElaAfOF MINNIE.
- AssS,sa '*sSf;OFAs ,fss. ssi.>r e.s
The Red Wing Rpusl;rqn, % usual. in
imitation Of the st. PAUL Ainuesosian,
charges upon the Democratic: panty the lhoraa
rible hct that its ticket is composed plinci.
q.lly of Indian tfadsfA lid Federal ehbs
holders: :ays.A NnS> A.e, .sya,!..fo. ~.
@"Now We can't zee that any man Is better
or worse for being Federal, office holder o.
an lsaian trader. JThsretis certainty moth
ing dishonorable in s;ehet occupation. And
ifthe person engaged ii it lsshavss ,Ihims.lf
as he ought to, what q rthly objection can
It b. a,gainst him?' at: II eaq6IaI So
Il happen. to b. SURE that there = but
one Federal office holder ip pemin,tien on
that ticket-Mr. Grahap-rrend he MS uni
versally admitted toz have performed the
duties Of that position most accepsaMy to
the people ofh;s district. 9tiK also happens
that there IS not t. sins,t Indian Grader
upon the tickle" Gen. L6d1x' irjI the 6n,J one
of the candidates who eyer had any basinss
whatever With, the Indians. hay
'inss:ace the roentry has beep settled t
snd the Wihnobagoes eremoyed from their II
old location, became a'farmer.,;K qgH .nso
= But suppodhg'the Republicans statement
to b true, what objsetione to our sichst
would Il be- " We Shavs Been running over
IL our, mind the names 81 the formerly III!
dian traders # Mainnssqt against which bus:
ness the, qllin,rsqtiqp entteqrtfains such q h9,,
~ horror, that An Indian blanket or : pair
Of noccass'ns, will make it. wfithe and fairly
foam At the mouth With rsgeE ., Here aps
some Of them:' noiiiioqx, obi, -sr
:, Henry II, sibhy, tisnty M Rics,l 81 ID
Lowry. joseph T. Brown, Frank Steele.
,Dr. Borup,; Norman ". Kittyon, Joseph
Re'stte. Alexis Bailey (|':,, Murphy , land
Alexander RanseNp ,if ..ss,i~s,s ,','e
Now fellow citizens with but one unfor:
'tu1a.e exception on the1lish.whe, byrths.by
W. w Buasshesti tia,S iauths bp,ai,.ass, md
:~akitnrsiased u thesHssasq daRqaisspta,
tres lsf kls ei1mai actoosslsewhtre
viii, You find more : a6ls, More honorable
1.lsatsd, energetic .pd capsule msn In Mis-
any other st.tle q this Union.
1t can'tibe aeoe: .,iE They .re the men Who
have made Minnesota. what she j.; With:
out whom her soil would haze been, TO day,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

w ,'ss UT II: -T;7ilce
OsrEorLksr1cs OR ARTIFICIAL rBoNE FOR
F1LL1Nai 'rEETH.-By, Dr.. James Pearson,
Broadway, n. Y. This article has, many
advantages over all other Filings; you can
color, il while in a plastic state to suit the
shade Of the tooth you wish to FILL, 1t does
not harden so quickly but that you may
have plenty Of time to finish, it smoothly,
yet 1t hardcns in few minutes SO as not to
be disturbed by the movements of the
tongue. or even rinsing the mouth, and in q
few hours it will resist the action Of lnasti-
catication. as was proven on the spot by
the doctor, Who filled several cavities in the
teeth Of many dentists present.
One ounce Of the osteoplastic will fill as
many cavities Is two ounces Of gold foil. -,
! Another great advantags the -osteoplastic
possesses over gold for filing. 10 the fact Of
Is being non 1co = d after pain is
experienced by the patient from hot OF. cold
3ra,ks;as is often the, case with gold 81
other filings dt,also adheres. firmly to the
booze, 3eonaeq nent)y j. not liable to Come out
ef hi-shAped catties.s AS It is introduced IN
= plastic state, eit saves mnchaime and trou-
bic, and requires little or no pressure; the
most aekcase: ff6nt..:i tegshI Can b per-
feetly filed and restored to. their original
;beauty no matter how badly decayed, # not
otherwise diseaaed.arna :i,l rIi5se.li
a9Rhe osteopiast;c never changes, color "
,dGitleg6Ptf TIE tooth, hehcs, ib'pscafar adapt
ability ability faf font teeth. r u .a,T ;oa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

TheDemcrats Of Red Wing, are requested to
meet in Caucus, ut the Democratic Club Room
on Saturday the 10th day Of September, at d
gates to the County Convention, to be hC4 dcni
on the 10 til inst Pcrtorder IT l,fysfs.t ed >
TOWN CONF.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

! THE iaiM0RTkt. xAM. sBE AMAN. II
This gentiennisn, the it'll, Demigod Of the
Red Wing RspjpIbl2leala!;, has bolted Tie RE.
publican platform ia ticket, Couldn't 30
rsp'aaiatian. What will the ReprJ!!ean sa a5
Of this,nsw2sa ~ puy .,!sr.,a ,s,IW -
: 40 sho6 ssia.has still CT. the eld Split;
ih.him; that ussd 6rmsrsy soeA tondslight
The Republicans ofnRed'Wiis wes4siveI, :
small portion Of the ctJ'tsdinssof tho no.
Ted 1Kepablicaa County hCpnv,snttion ,ol
which be was ASA mem abf fETo eli 81 fa II,
az resolution similar = ths 18Th restitution
Of tho Dsmoqsatio platform, h.s been offered
and adopted Then aiter.a great struggle
candidates 91erei 'nomhateds. then: these
candidates dsclined to run viii that ,rssolp-
ton Is tfieit platform; Mhsaa amotiot VA
made 70 rescindM1 !Yqossoldtinop' lost. Finally,
alter hours d quaIfqrssllAhps!,s ..ssssgl45'Rspdy
lican resolution was offered ~ some oae "a
the effect, that any, sentiment, # f. az frs.
resolution which Conflicts with the, ,flepubli::
can p'asfsrn Is harebyiescindtA wThH Naa
carried 1,hsssaue canailaaaso weeer aomi.
mated, attef aadesp4ratc struggle, % with ID,
exception IF ths UT 6.ndidats which: ~
'sts Cpropltssr; and lore Sim: 1Sh SIN, III III
his glory. 1900 9,'1'e 10 III
NJ Fsein then dh..s;kgy,,Iaa tie
far have bssn entirely tdiisregsfafd ii! every
Nomination made W this cShSdnH0Ag On
|b,half. 81 that Delegation, and ,sut1constiau,
[ents,. 1odesire toepseseat b nais,fr .the
|oh1ce ofcortners4and wd hope this eQnvep,
|t,on; willnot, disregard ytywnhss,, hnt Eil1
|conosds the af6celt 70 the man. -four choice;
/ geaie;.s s that oflas 1lons @ss Stephen IS
NJ. l said 'aid MI. .tciliinsd,s I sac.
|ond that nomination ohI beefaaf 81 tkdd dslS.
gates from thB Country; Ind In d6ittk 90 q 1
friend Of MI, Bale6mbs; Idnnstirindxas,
myseif'in Stew sreusirkB:t Arf Bselohbisa
|Ssatssmanj q nanof ytrisd ,iqtegssty, and
HAS occupied proud, positions lin the, ;gif( 81
Office Of coroner. ;9d i Fil! bs bl$hly r ses
|sary for him to have i, III order that III
may SCI UPON tie dad abod7ej Gfkls frieadi
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