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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. 81 OU TBS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where can he found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are requested
to examine this stock of Furniture purchasing
there can be found always hand and made to order:
fErh-A-TEFEs, in Brocatele Plush Hair Cloth; so.
FAS Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth OF Gov
cred in goods to order Full French Paror Half French
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatee, Plush, or Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS. in
Walnut and Mahogany aous styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment Of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &C. EXTENSION
TABLES SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
Z. MOUNT,
uhlT-tf No 81 N Cav at opp Odd EelIous; Hall
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Coal AND WooD.
FAMILY COAL OFFICE
J. HENRY GEESE & Co,
d2F2m No SoUTH STREET.
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LADD, WEBSTER Co.'s
UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
September 3Oth, 1889
aS- Baltimore Office,
l3l WEST BALTIMORE sTRxs4,
o5-u between Calvert and South streets
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GOODS AT LESS THAN AUCTION PR1cEs

GOODS AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
Which persons before buying and judge for
Themselves
No ABATEMENT PROM THE PRICES ASKED
They consist Of Fancy Goods kinds which are too
numerous to MENTION and articles of more substantial use
such as
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Being about declining both these departments of nv
business, persons can rely on getting bargains
The simple reason for sacrificing my goods to pay nv
debts, as am tired of the mportuning creditors who
thins that mankind all rogues and that there is no
honesty left in the world beyond the consideration of the
Almighty Dollar" of which the eO have too maryland
the many too feao D. c. DRIscoLI
d2af IS Baltimore street
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The RRsr SEu1nn M.nu1,rr

TIE BEST SEWING MACHINE.
The only Fir Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- acturing Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their supe
iority over ali others. Price $50 and upwards.
SAILS RooNs,
matt 1853 Baltimore street
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|fP MASONIC HALL, BALTIMORE 9th Janua-
~ ry, ls60.-N0TICE-The members Of CONCORDIA
Lodge No - F. A. NJ are requested to meet punctually
further notice to attend the funeral our late Brother
ALTER CROOK Jr from his late residence, No 22O West
street All Ma'On W il goPa It1PHg
F CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
W. UNION COMPROMISE TICKET
For DIRECTORS.
WIN. CREIGHTON,
ISRAEL N PARR,
CA. GAMBRILL,
+. NEWCOMER
VIM. CHESTNUT,
JAMES HOOPER, JR,
JAMES WARDEN
SS AMI 5 7 NV ER1Ne
JAS B. BRINRLEY. jas-st.
TP THE FIFTH LECTURE OF THE
w. TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE BEFORE THE MA
nsa a Ns pn VII BE sXeSed At the Maryland
at II. o'clock, by Rev. 0. H. TIFFANY, DID. '''"'
Subeet,"Dani Webster, the Defender Of the Consu-
uoh ano the onlon.- ja92t
TP TO DYSPEPTICS
And all who suffer the fortunes which this disease nics in
one form another its many phases yourselves per-
maneutly and speedily by using
THE OKYGENA TED BITTERs.
The Weekly Novelette, of Sept. IS. says:
Dyspepsia is OF the prevailing diseases of our country
This is owing both to climate and the almost universal ha
bit OF eating meals too rapidly to admit proper ges
ton But in spite of these adverse this dis
ease when it has become chronic disappears rapidly by
the of he 0Xygenated Bters which have been found
to prove an infallible remedy
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IMPROVED G1ycrp1nr Cnr.,

IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered to the public for the
and prevention of Chapped Hands, Lips, or two ap
plications of this Cream will render the skim soft smooth
and delicately white. Prepared only by
y. HYNSON JENNINGS h CO,
nS-f IS North Charles street
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BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECFIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior to all othersas the meridian sun to candle
All initiate BoGLE, even to his style Of advertising which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE THE WORLD
Now others New Workers without brains, steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is con
temptible Avoid them all! BCgle's has been aw arded
Medals and Diplomas over them all, and, their dismay
pronounced the only Hair Dye be with safety No
green tnts no smut no skin staining humbug but re-
liable safe and sure. For sale at
BoGLE's BAZAAR,
202 Washing ton street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ja5eotf
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DIS. CHURCH & CADDEN,
DEN TIST.S,
No. SO NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Baltimore.
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GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND Coal.
Selected Lump for open CRATES. Run of mine for manu-
acturing and shipping purposes. From the best mines
For sale by CuAs GIMoR,
dl5-tt IS Second street
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
73 and IS Second street.

1T is NOT A DYE
NoR DOES 1T STAIN THE SKIN
No Introduction Needed
NEW YORK, A prii Il, 1858
W. +. HAGAN, EsQ.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Cooring am now de
srous of obtaining and would inquire where it may
be found here Ny hair when quite young, turned gray
Iare used number Of articles for the purpose of restoring
~ out td not succeed until obtained this, qohich has pro-
daced the desired effect have been requested by number
o. my friends among them several adies) to procure it
possible am much pleased with it, has made grea
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
H. c. GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport. Peck Slip, New York
~ Price so cents per bottle. For sale by s. s. HANCE
los Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN Co, Propreitors
troy y y d5-eoly
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CIGARS CIGARS
would call the attention of smokers to my present as
sortmen OF pure HAVANA No other kind store and
consequence, no imposition For sale by
WIN. b. MCLEAN,
nl9u So Charles 6,
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TuE DAILY ExcHANaEis published every morning (Sun
ioy excepede price Itco Cents served in the city at
Ttoelre and Half Cents week, payable to the
riers; mailed subscribers out of the city dollars
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COLLECTION AND
BANKING BUSINESS
IN IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES
Our facilities enable OFFER UNSURPASSED IN
JUDGMENTS, and effort will be spared to render our
mode OF transacting business satisfactory to dealers with
this Bank,
JOHNSTON BROTHERS d CO.,
lal tr BANKERS.
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Office Of PuJcdtioH-No of Baltimore and
North streets, Baltimore
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And all who suffer the fortunes which this disease nics in
one form Or another OF phases yourselves per-
maneutlY and speedily by using
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Revival of Business.

HAVING concluded 70 remsin 10 Marlborough sni
- continue my business, my old customers uill End
me one door EAST o. "Ths brick House," my former
shop. Ny work shsll IL we'll and fashionsby dons.
and 81 my cutting jobs prepared thsiihe sesms,fees
shall find no difficulty 10 Masking.
Al work sTseutsd Al The shortest notice.
JAMES q. WATSON.
Fsbtustys ~
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

ny Henry stephens RS. or Ejnbuteh. and ire lais
l.P. Norton. Professor % scientific Agriculture IN
Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal OcIayo.
1000 pages, aud numerous snFtatinEs
This H. coDlessedly. The most complete vol on AZ.
iieuliufe ever publsbsd and 10 Older 70 give wide,
trcDlsoni and Publishers have resolved 10 reduce me
friee % Five Dollars for the Two Yolumesli
When sent BY msil lpost paid 70 CsIioinia 81 Ore
son, tie pfcs will be "a. To every other psr Of ibs
Union sBJ TO Cansds, post paid, 50. Isr This worI
u sof the Old Dook ofths Pam"
Rsmiitsneesfof any o. the shows publications should
slvsys ts addressed, postpaid. 70 The Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co,
No.4 Gold street, New York.
December ~. "a
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

For sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Esrly Sir Weeks, Rel speekied Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French, Large Lima Butter.
Carolina, scarlet Runners, ROYAL Dwarf
BEEf-E1trs Early rauip. Early Blood Long Red,
silesi,n OF White Sugar, sEiss Cksrd.
BROCCOLI Purple Cape.
CABBAGE-Eltly YORK. French Or Heart, Early Sue
gar Loaf. Early Baiiersea, Early Drnmhead. Drum.
headsasoy, Large bate Drumhe4J. Late FI4t Ouch.
Green Glazed, Red Duteb, fJs piekIeinz.
CARR0I--i.ong Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
CAULIFLON ER.
CHbERY-Whre solid. Silver Giant, Red Solid.
CORN Evergreen suRah
CUCGMBER--Eaf Frame. long Gteen. GheIkin.
EGG PLANT -bsfge Purple, Early Purple.
ENDtYE-G Eurled.
LETTUCE Early CurIed. Bfsun Dutch, Royal Cab.
bsEe. Dfgnhesd. White Cos.
MELLONs-Nuimsg CiitoB. Mountain Spfoui.
MGsTaRD--whas. Brown.
NAsTIRTiUN.
uKRA.
d.NtOS Silver skin o. White. Large Yslos.
PAISLEY urlsd o. Double, Plain Of single.
pARsNiP-
-Llndfsibi. Extra Esfy. Early Frame. Royal
Daarf Mau1wiat. Rariy May, Bi,hop.s Eshs.
PEPPER-Issrg. sweet. Bull Nose.
PUMPkIN-Common Field.
RADisH long Scarlet short Top, White T1rBip
Ko9,sd. Rel ranig Rooted. Long salson.
RHUBARB, OF Pc Plant
Satisfy. 8f Oyster Plant
SPINACH Round Satuy.
sal. si-Eafy Bush, Long Green.
TON AT0@tatss Rel
TtRNiP- sstiy Fit I,uteh. RsJTop. Large N.rfoIk.
+ Large Gly5s. llsis'. Hybnj. Raii BIsI fsNeeiish
I February III. zy-
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Prospectus
Prospectus
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ii ILLSB0ROUGH RECORDER
pIvorKs 70
Politics, isritullnr, NiirtlIsny, G,n,Hl news, IA.
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WITH he p'sstpt ,0iurs ils R.tetasr tcnmsne.
81 The iartista year " its sIisienre. The 6fsi
numtst having been l,stsd lhs iuth u Tslt1sfy 1870
during ~ Nhich time ~ have lsloitd 10 nal. ~
papst interesting snd ussie and hots thai N ihs,s
particulars ~ hs,e not teen slisasihst lnsItt,.siu
y has been our rlsh 10 mskt The Rssridsf t0dd Pam
Iy Paper, devoted % Politics. Arhtslsu, Nistslspt,
hsnttsl News, &r,, With sita 10 Ihs snisttt1n s.t
aud improvement 81 The fafmsn snd ,iliysut 81 a..
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Ne can make from 81 souffst Etitr 10 t.,h
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81 Vslusble 10 the hgfieuiiufis sny Tsf dssi a
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discount o. twenty Eve per cent. from The above
prices will be allowed 70 Clubs ordering four ~ more
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE,
Weekly Literary aud Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Georgia.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIs IL the title OF Weekly paper, devoted 10 Ag
Il ricuiure, Literature and Art, which am publish.
ing in Augusta, Georgia. Il will be 10 quano form Of
eight pages folio sigeeaeh issue 10 contain forty
lumns Of matter. II will be in general style similar to,
and in size somewhat larger than The New York Led
ger. twill be published good book paper, aud will
be in mechanical execution in the best style Of typo
graphical ART Ia utility, il will be all that the best g.
cuiurs science and practical knowledge Of the South
can furnish weekly visitor TO the homes Of South
err planters and farmers il will be useful and
acceptable to hem than any monihly journal Of equal
merit.
My aim is 10 establish paper that will be yhicle
Of information that will be useful TO Southern planters
aud farmers, and repository Of Southern thought,
agnation and taste in the realms Of Literature and
Art; and TO obtain for II such extent Of patronage
and will justify The most liberal compeDsa-
ton to al it, contributors Able and experienced edi-
engaged, and steps in progress to secure
contributions from the pleasing southern writer's
OF both sexes Much latent talent will be brought to
light, and furnish sgeeable surprises 10 southern
people.
"FuIl many gem Of purssi ray serene"
will fash before the sdmirns eyes, and cause gene.
rons glow ia southern genius.
The Agrculiufll Editor will be DR.. Daniel Lee, the
distinguished Professor Of agriculture in the University
Of Geoga-edilor Tor many years past 81 the sou.in
Cutiyator, and leading contributor 10 many North.
agricultural journals Of the highest reputation.
The Literary Editor viii be Nj. w. w. Mann. Of
this city accomplished writer Of fine taste s0d scho
lady attainment, who. having retired Iron the seve
dulie. Of the legal profession. spent many yesrs 10 Eu
rope and was for several years the Par. correspondent
Of The National Inselligsncsr, and southern Literary
Messenger.
Tetms--cssh 10 advance, 81 year.
Bills current in the state IRON which they sent
received at per.
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta, Geo. as
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NICE GIRLS.

There is nothing half so sweet in liie,"
hall so beautiful, or delightful. or lOyeable,
az nice girl" Not pretty, or a dash
ing, or al elegant girl, but nice girl; one
Of thOse lovely. lively, good tempered. good
hearted. sweet.faeed, amiable, neat, natiY,
domestic creatures met within the sphere Of
home." difuslng around the domestic
hearth the influence Of her goodness, like the
essence Of sweet flowers.
A nice young girl is not the languishing
beauty, loling on a sofa, and discussing the
last novel nr opera; nor the giraffe like crea-
lures sseeping msjestcaliy thrnagh draw
ing.room. The nice girl may not even dance
~ piaE well. and knows nothing about " Us.
ing her eyes" Or eOqgstti1g with ian. She
never languishes; shes too active. She i
not given 10 "sensation = she u too busy.
At the opera, she is not IN front, showing
her bare shoulders. but sits quiet aud unob.
trusite-at the back Of the box, most likely.
In fact, il is not often in such scenes that
We discover her. Home is her place.
Who rises beiimes, aud snperlntends the
morning mealss Who makes the toast. and
the tea. and button. the bows shirts, aud va
tiers the flowers, and feeds the chickens, and
brighiens up lie paflor and the sitting.toom
I.it the langgi.her. or tie giraffe. Or the
dtgUlis2 ~, BIZ u IT. i /, tie nice
gtl.
Tier uasldsd tpils, il made 10 tie shortest
possible time, vet how chsrmihgly i IL done,
and hoa elegant her nest dress and plain
collar What hearty kisses she distribute,
among the family 10 presenting 81 cheek Of
brow ike tie !" Cue girl bu! an audibl,
smack. whirH says plainly, - love YOU es
er 10 much II ! ever coveted anything, j
j. one u the nice girls kisses.
Breakfast over, down into the kitchen &
zee about dinner; aud I'll day long she i
up aud down, always doing, and alNsyl
cheerful and light hearted. She never eeas
=. 10 be active aid Useful until the dsy i
guse. wHe1 he will p1Iki ait.t ihs ms, All
staE Old .ans.. srd pIss pII tune. 10 ter II
thsf l,f as1t. tssy'asr. S.1s ia perfect ifra.
sure, II Claw a9sa .5A" When IitHrs. comes
u j. s1s gi4t st4sads agta 4Haeaty5ag pa
ttsHgc tas sies t8aaagvg. Iarea a.. n9 flsk
no fatigue, that sftKls. nsr uu.erg.i ~, sc.
riiiee that .ls niii 1at make. >zs - eth lp.e
al devotion. hsFe gitsa EH4xat " NnYtd
be hsppus.s IL te Isl. To- b. aasz ae,s tlt see
loving efea anil tsHjsd W satH Ba3t 5saIs.
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BRANDRETrs PILLS,

Po' tie cure Of IafHenfs. Cold, Indigs,fion Do
pspiia .HeSd0ehs, Debiiiiy, BtskasI4,
4e. 81. 4e.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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pERFUMERY. &c.

WEBB 4 DICKSON have Iust opened large o..
.ot#aest II iisnisoa's Psfiumefy and . ole,
4tlfIt canpfsids tJ9sass. Double and single; Tor
tat ~ FiynJH Water; Balm Pafatie FIo0sf Bay
lef Wtte. i.gEtfsi; Etiasts Tor the Handkerchief;
Ea5.tgsai Itrsfts; ftassiplhi Cream; Toilet Pos.
lffs Pfes3sBs Smelling sat. Jafnstign Rouge. Cold
GtsfHs .tsspog Lotion; HaH bye; Cafmine lnk; Nc.
sslsae ytsa46ni Cement. philosomes; Beef Nsuons
,stsF- 40 Wacsssa OIL, fystihz sosp. fot bathing.
gitrfs sasp. Efasi,e sosp. Ladies soap; shaving
rfgsns escorted; Olssphsnr, i5f shssngs Rose Tooth
Psas. Ebony Tooth Paste, Dsnisl Soap, Sc. &c.
February 10 40
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p. aslie,t, ia n, choice d., fnta5
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.
Augasla. Geo.

n SCOTT 4 Co, New York. continue 70 publish
~. the following leading .Bnilsh Periodicals.
l. The London Quarterly, Conservative.
,. The Edinburgh Review, Mhig)
). The North British Review, Free Church
4. Tie Westminster Review. ti.iberal
). tlackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Tory
These Periodical. ally fepfescniths three gresi ~.
ihirsi piries II Gieat Bntain Wing. Tofy, sn1 Ra.
dcal-bu politics forms only feature then cha.
tectet A. Organs II the profound writer. on Sci
encs Literature Morality lnJ Religion, they stand %
they ever have stood, gnrsalle IN the world ofsisf.
being considered indispensable 10 the scholar and ihs
professional man, while tSthe intelligent reader u
~ class they furnish more correct aud satisfactory re-
roId 81 the current literature % the Day thtoughonIhc
world. than csn be pJs.isy obtained itom any other
.outce.
EARLY COPIES. - The receipt u Advance
sheets from the Brush publishers gives additional
value 10 these Reprints iaa.mneh they can w.
PLACED the hand. 81 the subscribers about soon
The 0ffsinai editions.
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THE BiEsrs - 60 ii taF hUe aasr come
eli pare myfaiitie.. ffsHf u lave sprung all
swrrt charities Il las been tie motive pow
er Of regeneration and reformation 10 nil.
lions Of men. II has eonlprtel the humble.
robsoled tbe mourning. sustained TIE suffer.
ing snd gwen trus. aud confidence to tbs
dSink Ihs uise old man has fallen asleep
with il folded 10 III breast. The simple cot.
iager has used /, tpr ~. diving pillow; and
even ths innocent shilJ has breathed BIS lasl
happy .igh With lis finger bstssen its pro
mise ffsightsd lsatss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
NEXT WINTER AT ALBANY.

a new Republican PARLIAMENTARY chosen so
far as the Assembly is concerned-meets at Albany
on the first Tuesday in January next, and its pro-
ceedings viii be watched with the deepest solicit
tude. -Four years ago, the Republicans swept
our State as thoroughly as they have just done,
electing Legislature whose good intentions we
do not question. But that Legislature passed
some six hundred acts, most of them required
by no public or general e1igency, but devised
and designed for personal "relief" or local bene-
ft-tOo often at the public cost. The net result
was heavy addition TO the public burdens and
consequent popular dissatisfaction that put the
State against us at the very next election. OF
the 276, 900 voters for Col. Fremont in &c. One
Hundred thousand came up missing at the cleo
ton Of ~, Transforming our magnificent majority
Of 60 900 into a minority Of 1900. And, though
the State was barely recovered by desperate ex-
ertions, aided by the LecOmpton Swindle, in SO,
the consequences of the misguided legislation of
81 continued, and still continue, to haunt us.
We lost our opportunity for consolidating firmly
with the Republican host the great body OF those
liberated from past political ties by the decay
and disntegratOn Of the American" party; we
lost part of our State Officers in $50 through an
" American split ticket; and the repetition last
Winter, with aggravations, of the worst features
of the legislation of 81, came near losing us the
State and the Presidency i'll 1860. Had not the
People been well assured that the errors and
vices of last Winters legislation would not be
repeated, we could not have held the State
against the ample funds and the frantic efforts OF
the formidable coalition arrayed against us in the
canvass just closed.
We are speaking to politicians; we have al
ready discussed these matters with the People.
We have argued to the latter that they ought
not 10 endure another siege of Grdiron legisIa-
ton: we are now showing the politicians that
they scW not. We have nothing to fear from
Washington; the Republican ascendency IN our
State can only be Frustrated at Albany; and II
il our imperative duty as Republicans no less
than a. citizens to see that il Is not.
Tie first requisite Of the situation is the elec'
ton of new officers in the Assembly. There
nav be good men among the old onesi II 90