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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-21

The enterprising proprietor of
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKEY,
(Tlie Purest Medicinal Agent ever known.) has
furnished the community a SIimulant, Pure. Health
full and Invigorating. at the same time a mild deli
cious beverage. L: is calculated TO do away with
the vile drugged stuff that is palmed off on the COM
munity. and which is injurious to body and mind.
In addition to the certificates beneath he has re-
ceived a Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY, and additional testimony from DIR.
J>CKSON, of Boston, who testiies under oath to
its absolute purity.
t.: GER TIFICA TES s..
Philadelphia, Sept. 9h, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut
Grove Whiskey which you sent W.. and find that 1t
contains none of the Poisonous Substance known as
Fusil, which is the characteristic and n INJURIOUS in
gredient of the ~whiskeys in general use.
BOOTH, GARRET q CAMAC,
analytical Chemists.
'. Nep York. Sept. Sd, 1858.
Ihave analysed n sample of Chestnut Grove Wits
key, received from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr.. of
Philadelphia. and have carefully tested it. l am
pleased TO state that it is entirely free from poison
Gus OR deleterious substances. 1t is an unusually
pure and fine favored quality of whiskey.
So. r. Chiffon,
analytical Chemist.
Boston. March 7h, 1859.
/ have made q chemical analysis of commercial
samples of Chestnut Grove Whiskey. which proves
to be free from the heavy Fusil Oils, and perfectly
pure and unadulterated. The fine flavor of this
Whiskey is derived from the Grain used in manufac-
turing it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assdyer,
..H. No. Is, Boylston Street.
Fol sale By C. WHARTON, JR
Sole Principal Agent,
1ewf2 No. 116 Walnut ST.. Philadelphia.
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4Step in the Right Direction"

-
THE editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel, who
is at Columbus, in writing to his paper, speaks
of the decision of the Republican Supreme
Court on the subject of coIored suffrage as fol-
1o4s:- $500
eThe decision eff the Supreme Court on the
question of colored suffrage, gioes vety general
satisfaction among the Republicans 1t is an
important decision, and as a good step IN the
right direction. 1t settles our policy on that
subject upon tie basis of the decision under
the old Constitution-that all are to be esteem
ed seAite persons aoho are less than half black.
II is gratifying too, as the unanimous decision
of the Coult."
Note particularly, that the decision of the
p~artizan Republican Supreme Court, that a
person who is "less than half black" is "white"
t..gires Uery general satisfaction among the Re
~pu5hcans," and that the decision SIS a good
step an tie right direction" What is here
meant by the word, sis a good step in the
right direction % Nothing else than that the
direction in which this step leads, is unrestrict-
90, nnisersdl negro suffrage. What say you
to this, voters of Chillisdhe? Shall we have
an expression on the. question at the Spring
Election p hNicohe Advertiser.
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.a0Mther Monster SiCtndEe--J. W. .4I-
tents ssLa7ad CIGi1n.o s--

- eCSShf .H
Among the most infamous of the many
swindling enactments of this Republican Leg
~islature is the one allowing j. W. ALLEN, the
great land shark, to bring suit against the
State of Ohio for the recovery of one-third Of
certain lands secured through his agency to
the State of Ohio from the General Govern
nent.. Upon its face this appears a very in
nocent measure-but its real aim is to give to
a land speculator thousands of acres of the best
lands in North Western Ohio-much of which
has been cultivated for years by the persons
now occupying it, and who acquired their Ii
tie through the money they paid into the
State Treasury. Through the technicalities of
tie Jaw, and under the erparte showing which
win probably be made, ALLEN may establish
his claim; when the present owners of the
lands will either be driven from the pleasant
homes which their money paid for, and which
years of toll in wilderness life has made what
they are, or Mr.. ALIENS claim, amounting 10
hundreds Of thousands MT daHars, must be paid
fran the State Treasury.
sii} Every Democratic Legislature before which
ALLEN has appeared, has Indignantly kicked
y cut his bogus claim; a claim based upon an
? unauthorized contract made between Mr.. AL.
: LEN and Gov. FORD; but in this year of jubi-
lee for Treasury thieves, Mr.. ALIENS "claim"
is. allowed without resistance from cur Repub-
lean lawmakers.
When we have more leisure, we shall recur
to the history of this swindle, and show it up
in its full length and breadth. 1t will be
found to out-Galphin Galphin.
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SHERIFF''S SALE.
Meng In Ashland County :

George winbigier, at al Common Pleas, !
PURSUANT TO the Command or an Order to sell
Mortgaged Premises. duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, DARED
the 18th day of March. 1860, and 10 me d reetsd. i
will sell at Public Auction, at the door of the C6uft
House in said County. on 23t
-Saturdag. the 14h day Of Apri7, 1860, .
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ. OF said day the following described
lands and nements. to.wit: Being the East half 81
the South East quarter, of section eight in ToWp-
ship twenty!one. and Kange fifteen. containing eight
acres, excepting twenty acres sold to Jonah Metealf,
off of the South end thereof. Appraised 1t
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JoHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
March IA, 1000. 41tspf$5.0o =
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N O TT CE.

NOTICE is hereby given that en- the Sd day of
in March, A. D. 1860, Simon Corts. a resident of
Ashland county, Ohio; made application before me
for a certiicare of insolvency under the 9Th section
March 18th, 1881, and tina copies of the proceed
ings had on said application will be returned to the
Court of Common Pleas of said county on or before
the 9th day of April, a. D. 1860.
J. J. JACOBS.
Commissioner of Inso!vents, for Ashland count,
Ohio. 3w t9%
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Gbe Asblanh Nnion.
ASHLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1850
The Lame Meeting at Mansfield.

We regret the necessity that compels US to
omit in this paper the proceedings of the LANE
meeting at Mansfield. We shall fnd room for
them In our next issue.
THERE'S no installing the signs of the times.
The masses of the Democratic party from the
Atlantic to The Pacifc-from the Gulf to the
Eakes-are uniting in a demand FOR the nomi-
nation. of this Hero and Statesman. Poll
ticians and editors can no longer control events.
We must all yield to the manifest voice of
the People-and the sooner we do it, the bet
ter foe the harmony and triumph of the party.
We have faith that-th Charleston Conven-
ton willyield to the popular wish, and designate
Gen. JOSEPH LANE as the standard bearer of
the National Democracy. We readily confess
that, as 30 yourselves, althoughwe have abstain
edfron very positive committals in favor of
men, we conld very readily fall into the popu-
lar current, and support Gen LANE with a
zeal equal to that which we felt in our young
er days for the Hero and Sage of the Hermit
age
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Nem advertisements.

OTATEMENT OF H RECEIPTS AND EX-
y penses of Ashland Union School during the
School year closing August 81, 1859.
RESEIPTG
Cash received from The Comfy Treasury S32S1 %
:" " Z" &" Tuition "a 80
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F 1 V L
SPLENDID STRAY ERRIES S.


HoOKER,-Very productive; large, beautiful.
and of UNEQUALED QUALITY. .
WILSON'S MISUNDERSTANDING productive;
| O MARKET.
TRIOMPHE DE GRAND,-IMMENSE SIZE;
splendid appearances. and high fduor. .itit -
PYR+ MIDAL CHILIAN.-Very handsome pro-
ductive. hardy, and god fduor.
Largo EARLY S~CARLET,-THE EARLIEST;
productive. and excellent.
As it is impossible to secure all the excellencies
of this most popular fruit IN one Uariety, we offer the
above as comprising, in five sorts, the various points
desirable. . 1865
We again confidently RECOMMEND the HOOK
Err. as by far the best for family use, If only one sort
is to be planted-con6fning a greater number of excel
lencies than any other variety. 1
B@- All of the above have perfect flowers. and
will produce excellent crops, if planted singly or
together.
PRICE.-fsecurely packed to be forwarded by
Per 100 plants of any of the ab,ve varieties, : $500
" 100 " 20 of each variety 800
" 500 (" 100 of each variety, $50
1900 Z" of the Hooker, 1000
II. E. HOOKER & CO
Commercial Nurseries.
3wf1 Rochester, ~. 7.
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Terminates at Washington and baltimore On the
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersburg on
the West, at which places it unites with Railroads.
Steamers. &C., for and from all points in the
t. WEST. SoUrHwEsr-AND NoRrHwEsr.
VWo @re1m9
Leave Wheeling d ally at l2:35 P. ". and 1910 r. n.
One Train leaves parkersburg daily at 800 p. ~
Direct connections are made by these Trains
FOR ALL THE E1 81 ERNi CITIES.
This is the only roate to Washington City.
" Passengers by this route can visit Baltinere.
Philade' phia. New York and Boston. OF the cost Of
a Ticket to Boston alone by other lines
u Through Tickets to rbe Eastern eities can be
charge Of two dollars.
Tim. as quick and fare as low rs by any other
route. Inquire for tickets via the baltimore and
Ohio Rail- Dad. at any Of the principal, Railroad
Offices in the West. t--sf
T. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent 3
W. P. SatrH. NJ 2ster Ira ns POI NATION. 3tf
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TAKE CARE or YOUR noes.
NOTICE is hereby given that after the Goth inst,
Y the Hog Ordinance will be rigidly enforced.
fF ORION SMITH.
@ -r Town Marshal.
Ashland, March IA, 1860. - 2w41
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TIME HAMMONTON FARMER-A newspaper
devoted to Literature and Agriculture. also set
ting forth full accounts of the new S~eitiemett Of
Hammonton. in New Jersey, can be subscribed for
at only 25 cents per annum. 5Fa aF
Inclose postage stamps for the amount, address
TO Editor of the Farmer, Hammonfon P. o., Jefer-
son County. New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
of the hest quality, in one of The heaithiest and,
most delightful climates in the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourge of the north, see advertisement of Ha .
monitor Lands. em2o
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..arrest of S. G. Bounton.

s.. C. BoYNroN, a notice Of whose fight we
gave last week, was arrested in New York on
Friday evening by Capt. BOWLING, Chief of
the New York Police, who, not crediting the
3 report that BoYNToN had sailed for Europe,
had been on the lookout for him during sew
g eral days. The Herald of Saturday says:
On Friday evening, Captain BOWLING, of
the Police, discovered a fine, portly, we'll
dressed, gent emanly man, standing in front Of
the International Hotel, whom he suspected to
be the man he was after. Captain BOWLING
went up to him, and extending his hand, said,
Glow do you do, Mr.. BoYNToN p This salu
tation seemed to take BoYNToN so much by
surprise, that he h~esitated as to a reply. His
/. looks and actions were proof to the Police de-
tective that he had the right man. BoYNToN
finally owned up, and on being told that he was
wanted, agreed to accompany the officer to the
station house. On his way he seemed greatly
agitated, and kept hunting through his pock-
cts, as if DESTROYS of finding something. It
seems that he had put up at the above hotel
under the assumed name Of Snowden, and it is
presumed he was only waiting for a good OPP
,p%ortunity to make his escape from the city.
+ On being taken to the station house, he de-
sired pen, ink and paper, and up to a late hour
Of The night devoted himself to Eriting numer-
Gus letters to various parties in Washington.
He manifested considerable nervousness during
the evening. BoYNToH will be held to await
the action of interested parties.
/" The way of the transgressor is hard."-
The poor, played out rogue did not even sue
coed in getting out of the country with his
ili-gotten lucre. 1t is the opinion of some
that the gambling bells of Washington have
the principal amount of his money.
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r ETTER and Vote Paper of all qualities for So
at The Pest 06ea.
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ESTATE OF FREDERICK HEIFNER-
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as Adj
ministrater of the Estate of Frederick Heifner, late
of Ashland county, Ohio. deceased, II ~
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Ashland, March T. 1860. sW4o

ESTATE OF JOHN PORTER DECD.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appoinied and qualified As al.
ministrator of the estate of John Porter, late Of Ash
land county. Ohio. deceased. WM.O. PORTER. y
Ashland. March Z. 1860. 3KIO 80
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ESTATE OF NICHOLAS RUFAN.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was duly appointed and qualified as Executor
of Nicholas Rutan, deceased, late of Milton Town
ship, Ashland County, Ohio. atA
4M41 N ZEHNER.
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In Ashiaad County
Common Pleas.

Vs. Common Pleas.
John N. Hall. ct al.
nURSUANT to the Command of an ssOrder 10
sell Mortgaged Premises" duly Issued from
the Courtsof Common Pleas of Ashland County. dA-
ted die 12tH day of March, 1860, and to me directed,
I will sell at Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House, in said County, on
Saturday, lie 14h dag IF April, 1860,
between the hours of 'ea o clock, a.. NJ, and four
o'clock; T. N of said day the following described
lands and t~enemenss. to wit Situate IN the Town
hundred aud thirty two and a half acres of land Of
lot number sixty one thence Fast on The South
line to the South East Corner, thence North on The
East line of-said Lotto the Norih=East Corner of
said lot thence West on the North line of said lot
to the North West Corner OF said lot thence South
on the West line of said. lot, to the place Of begin
ming. Appraised at s.. Terms of saTeLcash.
JOHN J.HoOTMAN, Sheriff.
March Ii 1850 - AItsnf 81 90
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ENVELOPES Of the best and ohssRel It q~ualitis
10 gay be had at the Post ofices Z : a3s7@
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JOHN J-HOOTMAN, Sheriff
March IA. 1860. Fafzfs 41tspf $500
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NHERLFF'S SdLE

s. Y. st. John. Admir-, !
of Esther Comstock, decd, |
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omit in this paper the proceedings of the LANE
meeting at Mansfield. We shall fnd room for
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SALE.

March IA, 1850
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Luther, Grail & Co

Luther, Grail & Co.
Robert McMahan, Emily A.
Nc Mahan, Elizabeth Nc
Mahan, Aaron Yarnell.
Margaret j.. YarnelI, John
-Dunlevy, Mary Dunlevy.
George W. Bassford and
El;,aba,b NJcNohao iH
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" OTICE.

Hf -
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-25
}. p. EIatterscheidt,

OF Leavenworth, Kansas, a talented ant
popular German orator, will address the
citizens of Vanderburgh and Posey counties
at the following times and places
BlairsVilIe, Tuesday, Sept. 25th, at l
o'clock, P. NJ.
Speck's, Tuesday, Sept. 25th, at candle
lighting
st. WendaIrs, Wednesday, Sept. Goth, at
| o'clock, P. n.
Becker's-German township-Wedues
day, Sept. 26th, at candle-lighting.
Mr.. Hatterscheidt has long been resi-
dent of Kansas Territory, and an eyewitness
of the manner in which Mr. Douglass theo-
ry of Popular Sovereignty was put into
practice. He worked faithfully IN the glo-
rious cause of making Kansas free State,
and having accomplished all within his
power, as q resident of that mistreated ter
ritory-which having adopted free State
Constitution and applied for admission, was
arrogantly refused by an insolent Senate
he now appeals to the people of the United
States, and proposes arguing his cause be-
fore them -trusting't their ears will be
open to the voice of truth We bespeak
for Mr.. Hatterscheidt, good audiences and
kind treatment wherever he may go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-25

Music! MUsICl Music Mot the least
among the attractions of the Fair Week,
will he the Concert at Marble Hall on Thurs
day evening next. 1t is not saying too much
to assert that the voices of the company
are among the best of the country, and hav-
ing been under ihe training of an expert
enced leader for some time, cannot fail to
render the occasion highly interesting and
exciting. We bespeak for the Troupe q
large house, and promise quid pro quo in
the premises We call the attention Of the
public to this subject, mainly because we
shall feel very badly if, after it is all over,
we should hear any of our friends regret
very much (as they will, if they do not at
tend) they had not been present. We say
then by all means for every body to go to
the Concert on Thursday evening.
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aG We are told that in the defense
made by Sheriff Gavitt at the Court House
last night against Blythe Hynes's accusa-
tions, he (the- Sheriff) said be had applied to
this office for7space in the journal in which
to reply tothe charges against him, and
was told he-could have space by paying for
it. We reply to this that neither Mr.. Cav
lit nor anybody for him has applied to the
Editor of this paper, or to the Business
Manager, forspace forsneh reply. Had he
applied, the space would have been granted
him willingly, without charge; but, we
repeat, he has not applied for space and in
saying so, Mr.. Gavitt stated what was
grossly untrue.
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na- Hughes is still receiving additions 10
his already large stock of goods. His GUS
toners are well pleased with their bargains.
He assures his customers they shall have
the full worth of their money in every ar
ticle they purchase from him He has pc
culiar facilities for purchasing his goods at
very low prices, and it gives him pleasure
to sell them for small profits and in large
Quantities. He has an excellent stock of
Shoes which he can recommend TO his
friends. He always keeps good shoes.
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,rn,xnshtn Meetings.

1t will be seen by a notice in another
column, that list of appointments has
been arranged, extending to every township
in the county. They are called for the pur-
pose of enabling the people and candidates
to see each other, and examine the charges
of official misconduct against Sheriff Cav
lit. He will thus have fair opportunity
to refute the charges if they are false and
vindicate himself before the people Every
taxpayer and good citizen, who desires
the honest administration of our county
affairs, should be in attendance.
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A Gard.

The sudden and unexpected death of Capt.
WV. G. GREER, with whom I was associa-
ted in the Steamer Fanny Bu5litt, has de-
ranged the affairs of The said Boat in such
a manner that my interest and that of my
partners demands my immediate and undi-
vided attention.
am consequently unable to prosecute
the canvass in the usual manner, and might
be deferred from serving if elected. I would,
therefore, beg leave herewith to announce
to my friends the withdrawal of my name
as candidate for County Clerk, rendering
them my thanks tor favors and attentions
by me received at their hands during the
canvass. AUGUST LEMCKE.
8 EVANSVILLE Sept. oath, 1860.
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So. .233.O7

If the Sheriff or his friends are not salts
fed with what we have set forth thus far,
We can give them more of the same Sort"
We have batch of q Miscellaneous Items,
which we can give to our readers, further
illustrating the beauties of our model Sher-
iff, and his 0ery peculiar mode of caring for
the public interests.
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WITHDRAwAL.-It will be seen by " a
Card in another place, that Mr.. AUGUsT
LEMoKE has withdrawn as an independent
candidate for County Clerk. His private
and partnership business arrangements rem
der it impossible for him to remain can
didate. The necessity for his withdrawn
will be regretted by host of his friends,
who were desirous of voting for him for the
place he sought.
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NOTICE TO ExHBIToRs-The publc-spir-
tied Superintendent of the E. & G. Railroad
tenders TO exhibitors free transit of all arti
cles intended for exhibition at the Fair, from
the Depot at the head of Locust street, TO
the Fair Grounds All articles to be at the
risk of owners, and to be loaded and un-
loaded by them.
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Township Meetings.


The citizens of Yanderburgh County vii
be addressed on the political questions o
the day, and especially in reference to the
management of County affairs and the ad.
ministration of the Sheriff 5 office, at the
following times and places:
Armstrong Township at Fishers Cross
Roads, Saturday, Sept 29th.
German Township, at George Daum's,
Monday, Oct. lst.
Perry Township, at Babytown School
House, Tuesday, Oct. I'd.
Union Township, at Township School
House, Wednesday, Oct. Sd.
Scott Township, sandersville School
House, Thursday, Oct. 4th.
Centre Township, at Bonn's, in Mechan-
icsville, Friday, Oct. 9Th.
Knight Township, at Terry's School
House, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Speaking will commence at all the above
points at o'clock P NJ, except in Centre
Township, where it will commence at Z
o'clock P. NJ.
All the candidates are expected to be
present. .-.-.... .-
Taxpayers may expect to hear of matters
of interest to them.
Sheriff Gavitt is invited to be present,
and vindicate himself before the people
from the charges that are brought against
him. .azFH ac
Let voters turn out and hear the facts.
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na-P Persons visiting Evansville during
the Fair should not fail to call at Lyons's
Fine Clothing and Furnishing Emporium,
near the Post Office, where they will find a
large stock of regular Custom made Cloth
ing, which he is wholesnling and retailing
at very low figures.
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HOLIDAY FOR THE SCHooLs.-By order of
the Board of Trustees, Friday, September
2sth, will be given as holiday to those at
tending the Free Schools, to give Teachers
and Pupils an opportunity of attending the
Fair. P. HoRNBRooK, Clerk.
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Discussion WANTED.-The German Re-
publicans challenge the Democrats to fur
nish speaker to debate the principles OF
their respective parties with a Republican
sneaker whom the former will select. The
speeches to be made in this and adjoining
counties, at such times and places as may be
mutually agreed upon.