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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

H The Campaign Plain Dealer. q
Douglas organ, published at Cleaveland
Ohio, of October 9th. sounded the follow.
ing stirring notes, which. doubtless, rous-
ed the party and induced the rank and file
to make a vigorous aud determined charge
upon the compact Republican columns
but. Notwithstanding their zeal. bravery
and discipline, were driven back with great
slaughter -
Democrats. Daylight is Breaking;''
October Election is. at Hand;;'' Ohio,
Indiana and Pennsylvania Vote October
9th;" cone yoTE in October. is worth
Two in November!'' Gas goes these
States in October, so they SO in Novem.
Der; and as these States go so go New
York, New Jersey. New Hampshire. Con
necticut. Rhode Island and the .Presiden;
ial Elea;ont' Democrats Do yor
Hear that!" ga full Vote in October in
sufes certain Victory in November"
Well, "Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylva-
nia," have gone overwhelmingly Republic
can, and according to the above SO goc.
The Presidential Election" 1t look,
that way to man mp a tree.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

PLyaourn LoDcE, No. 149, F, & A. NJ,

PLyMourn LODGE. No. 149. F. & A. NJ, 1
~ ysi g October 18th, 1860.
The following resolutions were unani
monsly adopted BY Plymouth Lodge, No
149. Of Free and Accepted Ancient York
Masons, Just before tbs Lodge proceeded
to bury our deceased Brother, DAVID
vISxEpcE, in Masonic form. - ~ -
- WHEREAs. 1t has pleased the Great
Creator in his wisdom to remove from
amongst MS our Brother David Vinnedge
thereby weakening the chain by which We
arc united man to man. Therefore.
Resozved, That it is imperative upon MS
all to submit calmly to the will of Him
who doeth all things we'll. anil that this
event should deeply impress upon on
minds the sad truth that Gin the midst o.
life weare in death. " IN :
Resolved, That we deeply feel the loss o
this our brother. and that the community
has lost in his death citizen eminent for
his social qualities and kindness Of heart
Rssolved, That while wc drop the sym
pathetic tear over the grave of our brother
charity should incline as to forget hi
foibles. whatever they may have been, ant
that we will not withhold from his memo;
ry the praise his virtues may claim.
R<solved. That we sincerely and aztec
tionatcly sympathize with the relation
and friends Of the deceased in thoir bereave
noe merat, and that the Secretary Of the Lodg'
Is requested to transmit . copy Of the lore
going resolutions to his family Ia, s. &
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Later from California and
|Af Oregon. 8 Il
GRAND REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH I
Il. ID. Baker Elected u. s
senator from Oregon.

u ST.. .Josr.rH. Mo-. Oct. o. fsssaol !
BY the Pony Express we have Califor
MIA dates to the 10th, and Oregon date.
to the Sth inst. "a toni 2 =
On the 9Th instant news reached Sar
Francisco by telegraph, that the Oregon
senatorial election took place in due form
that j. w. Nesmith. Douglas Democrat
was elected for the long term, and e. d
Baker for the short term. Mr. Baker is Q
Republican. ifsms gor tra2 rnsns sisl
The news electrified the California Re
publicens, many of whom think the State
can be carried for Lincoln if Mr.. Baker can
be induced to take the stump. - ~ sA'
In California the Breckenridge Demo-
Gratis are endeavoring to damage the Doug.
lasites in alleging there is. coalition be-
tween them and the Republicans through
out the Pacific States and that both parties
will unitci next winter to elect fusion
Senator from California. fas..ia, s.f...
The campaign is progressing vigorously
and the contest is so close between Dong
las and Breckenridge in California that
betting men continue to make even bets
without hesitation in large sums. be- iasb
On the Sth instant photographic commune
cation between Los Angeles and San Fran,
cisco was inaugurated, and was the occa
sion OLA general jollification at Los Angc-
los. The line is to continue eastward on
the Butter6eld route as fast as the compa-
ny are able. The Salt Lake line is also
progressing eastward from Carson Valley.
Both lines anticipate connection with the
great Continental line recently authorized
by Congress.
The Broierick VIII. after long contes,
to prove it forgery, has been admitted to
probate s..s sea sHsrsai Iai-ser >
The Italians at San Francisco celebrated
Garabaldi's entrance into Naples.
1t was said the Snake Indians had mas
sacred an entire emigrant train. consisting
of 46 persons. 10 of whom were men, 1t
took place about 80 miles west of Salmon
Falls. Only one man escaped.
u - i = T.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

Glorious News from the Pacifc--Caiifor-
! - MIA Kevoluttouized.X q 81
We publish this nouing. on the first
page. q most cheering message from Cal
fornia, in the shape Of special dispatch.
from the Republican State Committee OF
that State. From the facts given. remarks
the A7ssoxrr;;' Desoerut. we cannot grefase
the belief that the revolution we spoke OF
the other day has crossed the mountains
and redeemed the Golden State, and Ore
Igoh. as well as all the other Free States.
The estimate. of tho Republican vote. it
will be observed. is based on actual re-
turns, obtained from the several Republi-
can organizations in the State. The fig
ures, (3S, 500) combined with what must
be the effect of the news from Peunsylva.
MIA and Indiana. justify the expectation of
Republican victory in California in No
vember. In that State the contest, it APP
pears. is between Breckinridge and Lin
coin. and there, as everywhere else, the
conviction that Douglas cannot carry a
single State will have the effect of dividing
his adherents between the two strongest
parties. We are warranted in assuming
that the anti-Lecompton Democracy. the
followers of the martyred Broderick, viii
never identity themselves with the Ben
hams, the Terrys, and the Gwins--thcir
fallen leaders, inveterate and remorseless
enemies. 1t is also known that the Re-
publicans and Douglas Democracy Of Or
egon have fused. 1t is therefore not too
much to expect that both States will give
their electoral votes to Lincoln. ranging
themselves side by side with the solid col
umn of Free States on this side Of the
mountains.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
A Good Paper for Eycry Family.

All our readers may not ne acquainted
with one of the most valuable agricultural
and family journals in the county, now in
its nineteenth volume. We refer 10 the
Anaeri-an 1griculfurist. which is large
anil beautiful journal, devoted to the prac
teal labors of the Field, Garden, AMI the
Household. l. is prepared by practical
men (and women) who know what they
write ahont.a and it gives a great amount
OF valuable information, useiul not only
to farmers, gardeners, stock-raiscrs, fruit
growers, and those who have little village
plots, but also to every family We adj
wise onr readers to send 81 to the publish
or, ORANGE JuDp. Al Park Row. New
York, and try the Agri.uturist year. A
specimen COPY can doubtless he had by
sending to the publisher. Those snhscrih-
ing now for the twentieth volume. (lS61.
will get the remaining numbers of this year
without charge. gr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

EE The Plymouth Democrat charges
the Breckipridge wing of the party in In
diana with being Disunionists. II we nm
derstand matters Alright the Southern FIRE
eaters as as much opposed to Douglass
doctrine of "unfricndly legislation" as
they are to the Republican territorial poll
cy. They say. indeed. that the latter is as
much more preferable as an open manly
declaration is preferable to a sncaking,
cowardly. ambiguous one, capable Of being
differently construed in different ATTITUDES
As to dis-uniop the Democrat has nc
fears on the subject, certainly the peopi,
Of the North have none.sn 1t is the old ,c-J
Of "Wolfi Wolf r. which, having onc'
been used to deceive the people can, ne We
be successfully employed again, Ther'
are enough patriots in the South to takt
care Of all the crazy dis.union fanatics n
that region. without calling upon the nortl
for aid. Old Abe is bound to. be clectc.
President by sweeping majority in spit
of all tho union cries, and he will TAX
his seat without opposition from any quar-
ter. Those who now threaten dis-unio'
know too well (which side their bread !
buttefed." and have too great . horror Q
= hempen cravat to commit any overt aci
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

-
W. pdblish4d last wesl humber Of
letter from members of the Redemption
Conyention charging Mr.. Douglas with
having suggested and approved the plan
adopted by the Convention Of submitting
the Constitution 70 the people. I'm a re-
cent speech at Milwaukee Mr. Douglas re-
piled to this charge at length, and we think
succeeded at least in throwing diseredit up
OMIT, by the recital Of one fact. vii: that
during the Leeomptoa- controversy in the
Senate he steadily and vehemently denoun-
ced the trick of submitting to the people
only the slavery clause of the Constitution,
and. though many members Of the Con-
vention were in Washington and heard
him day after day denouneiug their con-
duct. not man Of them dared to make
this charge. which. substantiated with am
sort Of plausibility, as it might then have
easily been if true. would have stopped his
month forever e aoslniob y i.rasI
e9 From this fact we are rather inclined to
think the charge unfounded. though it may
be that his accusers will yet. be able to Icx-
plain satisfactorily the silence ofthe mem
bers of the Convention at that time
We make this statement in Justice to Mr..
Douglas. who has sins enough to answer
for without making hi n accountable for
any of which he is not guilty. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Republican County
MEETING! 9

In compliance with the recommendation
Of the Republican State Central Commit
tee, the Republican Central Committee Of
Marshall County has determined to call a
council of the hosts of ABRAHAM, at Plym-
outh. on so ;ssa1.r
Saturday, Nov. 3, 1850,
at o'clock, p. NJ, and earnestly invite
every Republican and Democrat in the
county to attend. - t.fi -
The COMMITTEES has written to several
distinguished Speakers inviting them to
be with US on the above occasion. and as
soon IS answers are received posters will
be issued announcing the names Of such on
ly as promise to come. with additional
particulars in regard to the programme for
the day. BY order,
CENTRAL COMlTTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

~ HowEys IMPROVED Sc.LE Is fast taking a
lead in the market account of its simplicity and
durability, the doing away. with check rods, and
taking the wear of the knife edge by receiving
the friction balls, isan extremely happy thouybs
Of the inventor. We have been shown number
of certificates Of the accuracy and durability OF
Howc's Scale; amongst others the following deci-
sive one as to its merits: So lsegrf
TnE Delaware, LAcK,wAxA MYSTERY n. r.. Co. !
Local Department Agency Mt Washington, n. j.,
1ei W If4 September II, 1850.
Mr. JoHx HOWE. in:
Dear SIR. The continued ne ed 26o Scale
Plane No G. only tren.hens my cpiion the accuracy
AID durability Of the Sve We shall weigh this year
at ie 100000 and consider IL good the day 1t
was pu. mp Rspccafnliy VOLTS.
!. ii !. $50 A. II. BErrIIorD, Ag't Morris Canal,
Mr. Dicke-son. the Western Agent, informs us
that tho above Scale has been in constant use
nearly four years, an it set ont oflcvcl seven
feet A large stock of these Scales. including the
% ton track and ton Hay Scale, are set up and
can be seen at his, tin plate wsrclouse, No. A.
Wabash Avcnue.-Chica9o Press and 4 ritune.so
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

EE Is pot the news from Oregon glo-
rious? See the account in another col.
umn. The election of that sterling Re.
publicau champion, CO.. E. d. BAkEn, to
the United States Senate is an event wor.
thy ofa political te deum. SO, many Of
our Republican! friends about here seem to
Thin K, and they accordingly resolved Tues
day night at the Club neetin 6 to meet
again tomorrow evening for mutual con-
graduation and rejoicing. and to hear a
speech from the eloquent CAMERON. of VAL
paraisoa All are invited. x The Wide
Awakes will be ont in full force. W
iuItwas also voted by the Wide Awakes
to visit Argos next Wednesday night. and
have jollification there over the glorious
victory in Oregon. 1t is understood that
Gov. WHLIAMs, of Warsaw. will address
the people at Argos, on this occasion, and
as he is one of the most interesting and
effective speakers in Northern Indiana. cv-
cry body in that region will OF couise turn
ont to hear him. The Wide Awakes will
be there without fail, unless the weather
should be too Indictment. lse
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Enron RErrDLIcAS:


Enron RErrDLIcAS: :.
I notice in recent issue Of the lille
Democrat an article commenting on my
personal appearance. language used and
dress worn on a certain occasion. / did
not think strange when saw the article
referred to. because 1 expected some Of
their honnds to be yclping at my heels.
So far as being "squirt, ""fop." .'soff, {"
or any Of the other epithcts applet to me,
have nothing to say leave those who
know me best to judge whethey they are
rightly applied or not. AS to my CLASH
cal glasses. wear them because am near
sighted; that is my misfortune. and the
reference to them only proves Thompson's
want of breeding. and his low, groveling
nature CAS- regards tho language attribu-
tel to me, i drl not use it. The following
is what / dill say: "Mudsills.. Lazaroni
and Greasy Mechanics y Why 1 used
this language is we'll known to all who
heard me. therefore. comment is useless.
Again. wore. t. says, "a high. stiff.
standing shirt collar" ! have not worn
a,standing collar for the last two years, as
every one who knows me can testify.
Again. "Hcnever walks the streets without
gloves on his delicate, hands," This every
business man in Plymouth knows to be o
lie. Therefore. i pronounce the author OF
the article referred to in that miserable,
dirty sheet. q base and infan,ous LIAR.
i am aware that in noticing such articles
/ bring myself on level with the black
guard, but Ipromisc not to be guilty Of
the like again. - = -
eao1'A H'.7s''2 80 J. A. HAIGH. 8
= Anoos. Ind, Oct. 90, 1860. ss77s1s' ss'i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Total. a,47e 224 1854 Il

al 4
In 1856, the average majority on the
Republican State ticket in the District was
800, on Congress 1,0S6. and on President
1.004. In 1858, the Republican majority
on State ticket was 1.427. and on Con-
gress 1881. Now it is on Governor q
bout 3, $50, and on Congress $780, Let
us. says the South Bend Register. make it
round four thousand for Old Abe next
month, to do our share towards giving him
10000 majority in tho State. We can il
we will. 60 - fraifss afi ,e.iI goisst
aT We secchd the notion uHow much
better will Marshall do than at the
State election? One hundred? That's
the talk. We can easily do il, If we go to
work at once. and make arrangements to
get out overyAvoter.n y sM sahsAtsv .,aass
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
The Philadelphia Contested Elcc;icu--
1Hn1ss Butler VS.. Leham.Fr mol,ss


Correspondence OF Tie N. I.IrOunc. tt
-oisai 80 PmIADELrHIA, Oct. 1t, 1860.
There is fcrment among the politicians
of the 1st District touching an aalleaged
fraud by which Butler has been returned
as elected to Congress Ii there be fraud
at all, it is admitted that neither Bntlcr
nor any of his friends had any knowledge
Of it. 1t is emphaticallysa family quarrel
among the different wings Of the Dcmocra-
cy.i If any cheating has been done they
have done it themselves Ieham, the
Douglas candidate. has been fleorel by the
Brcckinridge men in revenge for the Dong
las voters boiling certain Breckinrige cam
didates for the Legislature. Butler has
received his certificate from the Return
Judges; but under our law, two e.
turns are made to the Governor. ons by
them end one by the the Prothonotary.
and as these will not agree, it is barely
possible the Governor may omit Butler's
eamc, and withhold certificate under the
broad seal of the Commonwealth. 10 '''
Tho fraud is said to be this andoceurred
in the Fourth Ward. Moyamensing. ads
trict from time immemorial ruled by the
roughest of the rough Democracy. The
Judges Of its ten precincts met on We'd
ncsday last and made up. their returns, APP
pointing VIM. Byerly, Breckinridge
man. as Return Judge to the general meet
ing on Friday. Each of these ten Judges
kent memoranda of the vote, as did Mr..
Leham and the reporters, all being copied
from a book containing the returns of
the ten precincts, and this book gave But
Her 1908 votes, Leham ISIS, and King
l193. The Judges signed such a return.
and delivered it to Byerly to hand in to
the general meeting on Friday. Bot on
that day he handed in a return giving But
| Ter 1,l6O votes, Leham l 1889. and King
l205, TINS defeating Lsham. This last re-
tmn is alleged to be forged. Some ofthc
signers swear their signatures to it are
forgeries, while others say theirs are gen.
uine. Bycrly has been bound over to an
swei for forgery. yet it is we'll known he
can neither read nor write, so that If a
wrong has been done. others must have
had hand in it. Although il lisa strangcaf.
fair:to happen among the harmonious Dem
ocracy, and where the wrongiisto be right
I'd we do not exactly see, whether in Court
or in Congress. But 4 fresh count Of the
ballots win undoubtedly be made some
where. and that being done we are pcfsua
lcd that Butler will be shown to havela
majority. as, II Leham has been cheated in
lone ward. it is fully believed that Butlel
has been worse cheated in others. Should
Leliam obtain bis scat. it will be- aorat
sat isfactior to know that lie il really On
able lawyer, an enthusiastic Tariff man,
and heart and sorl anti LecomptoA, oil
which, is infinitely better than could have
] been said Of Tom Florence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

West Creek township. Lake County. al
the last election cast 1S7 Republican votes
and not one Democratic. In 1858 tho
vote in this township was Republican 127
Democratic 8. We hear that there is still
one Democrat left in West Creek, the resi-
having all been converted, bat that Re-
publican paired or with him at the last ell
cction in order to make the vote mani
nous. 't
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Our Next senator.

Next January the Legislature viii be
called upon to elect successor to, DR..
Fitch. in the United States Senate. The
Republican part of the State, have, by ac-
clamation. already named the man,
HENRY S. LANE, who so CALAMITY led
the Republican hosts to victory. in the
late contest. deserves no less a mark Of re-
cognition for the untiring zeal and ability
with which he battled for success. We
are not inclined to conccde too much TO in
dividual influence. nor do we do so when
we admit that to a very great degree the
Republicans Of the State and the Union.
owe the emphatic and decisive victory just
won, to the personal prestige. talent and
energy. Of Col. Lane. Since his nomina-
ton, in February last, his efforts have been
unceasing. and they have been every where
marked by success: -, -
Col. Lane was elected 10 the Senate in
1883, in place Of DR.. Fitch, who held the
position contrary to law and right The
Democratic majority Of that body. ignor-
ed the rights and the will of the people Of
the State, and rejected their properly cho.
sen Senator. We have now the opportu-
nifty to reassert the right. and to make il
good in the person through whom the in.
Justice was done. - {.
|. Col. Lane was instrumental in securing
the nomination Of Lincoln for the Prcsi-
Idency. . proceeding which has done much
towards ensuring che glorious result we Sc
confidently anticipated. S,
Henry S. Lane for Senator and Olive
p. Morton for Governor ogdpsp0T
.1ournal 80 '.,'.'' So -.
we copy the above for the purpose 3
giving Il. our unqualified endorsement, 4
We believe it to be the univpTval dssirsoo
the Republicans Of Marshall thatG ovcfno'
LANE b elected to succeed Dot. Fitch 4
! the United States Senate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

ESThe Breckinri,1gc majority in Flor
ida is about 2, 800, and in Delaware 936
as shown by the late elections.
The Breckinridge party is reported to
have carried Mississippi by over 10000
majority at the election of Oct. 10th.
| Col. Forncy, Of the Philadelphia Press
says that the FIVE Democrats elected t.
Congress in Pennsylvania, are all Breck
inri,ige Nen. 1 I'D.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

Republicans of Marshall! We are upon
the eve Of another important battle, and
though it viii not be attended with carnage
or devastation of property. will yet, in its
results tell powerfully upon the future
prosperity and happiness of the laboring
classes, if not decide whether our free insti-
tutions shall be perpetuatcd. On one side
We see the forces of the Oligarchy, who
have no sympathy with the toiling mill
ions. as their actions prove, drawn up in
battle array. and though dispirited in con-
sequence OF their recent defeats, are deter
mined to fight with despcration,--hoping
to find their opponents reveling in fancied
security and unprepared to rcpel their on
slaught. On the other side are the hosts
of freedom. the friends of the laboring
classes. and though many of the old war
riors are at their posts sounding the notes
Of preparation for another great battle. and
calling upon all to fall into line. we fear
too many consider the victory too certain
20 'aks the necessary precautionary s'eps.
This delusion must be dispelled. Every
ma" ,"''' '"S'' ~ - n P0'.' /" We
"o" Pen o'' es' ',o" ICING 'Ap
sso = '"e s"sm we nA'o "0' : SOL
a.e, - sP men rouse 10" your IAN
s'e' ''"s 'ePa0'',' u '.a' sla anu
onee Av'e '.as 'a'A '.'s 'o"o''S !" tue
o'aSc-o'esrehy' ana 'nen 20" can rest
ITO" Jour 'aoofs' anu ENJOY inc PROUD CON
' '' y "~~'ps 'n'a"s yoa'
post anu e0ns'i0''su your snare '0waias
gaming we s'sa' na''ona' Victory ""'e On
swans our cause whe'ner we maintain lam our
posn'0n or n0', We, s'ie' oar F0s''oonn
y "s.snAii 'e esP'u'su W '"e ene"y'
~" rejoicing ose' INC e'ec''on Oh ones'
old Aos VIII pc greatly marred. onail II
oe sa.o after the eiection Ina' whl.e our
hepuo'lean brethren IN Of. Joseph, La
fesse' LAKE, forteF. aiiaml' Aosciusko
snd EIknsrt' charged upon the enemy ana 'l'
olose ~" e.eA VIM a' s'A"s"' We
saone is.'sise Ana hneu :" s'i'an.'y anu
soetsee you 10 "0' VIZ" sue" ~
prose" 20 'sS' upon your sood name you
must, every man q you. ny 70 your posi-
ana .aO0r nnce'sns'y IRON TINS en',, 'n'
s1ees'on e'n' 80 NV y -'',s
- 1'ernas f'yHa"ee ana ae' Aeeoi'.
s"s'y. nc '''l'o ioi "o' A"'s - SMUT Ana
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Republican National Ticket. :
FOR PRESIDENT,
Abraham Lincoln,
OF ILLINOIS. -
FOR vICE-PRESIDFNF,
Hannibal HamElin,
OF MAINE.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORAL TICKET.

KLECroas FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
WILL CUMBACK. Of Decatur:
s JOHN L. MANSFIELD. of Jefferson
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst Dist-Cyrus NJ. Allen, OF Knox:
2f Dist-John W. Ray, Of Clarke;
Id Dist-Mc~ten C.. Hunter, of Monroe:
4th Dist. III. Farquhar, of Franklin.
9TH Dist-Neison Trusler. of Fayette;
6th Dist--Reuben A. Riley. of Hancock;
9Th Dist-John Hanna. of Putnam;
9Th Dist--Sam'l A. Huff, ofTippecanoe;
9th Dist--yames n. Tyner of Miami;
10Th Dist--Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen;
18th Dist-D. o. Daley. of Huntington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

Tall RErupLrcASs.-Col. Henry S
Lane, and D. P. Morton. Governor and
Lieutenant Governor elect OF Indiana. are
both over six feet in height; Andrew G
Curtin. Governor elect Of Pennsylvania,
is six feet two inches; Hannibal Hamlin is
six feet three; and Abraham Lincoln is six
ieet four. htsi' t 60
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25

REMEMBER, WORKING MEN,
THAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
is PLEDGED TO GIVE YOU .160
ACRES OF LAND, FREE OF COST.
AS SOON AS, IT OBTAINS THE
POWER. PROVIDED YOU WILL
GO AND SETTLE on 1T. s''