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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
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A NEW PERIL no THE aEPU3LIC.


Discussing the duty of the South in Tho
event Of q Republican filing the Presidential
Office, the Charleston Mercury asks: al
all the civil and military officers from tbe
South, in the service Of the United STATES.
shall throw up their commissions, can me
Union last" Its our mature opinion that
it cannot; or if it should, it must pass lhro
serious a.id perilous CONFUSION. It Sc
happens that about four-Rfths of the civil
and military officers of this government are
filed by Southern men. They abound in
all departments Of the public service, and
constitute the bullsisr portion of that intri.
cate machinery 3y which this people are sc
ftarfully and wonderfully governed. rc
ABSTRACT suddenly this great army cf public
~eevitors. these innumerahle wheels. ant
springs, and levers, from the great mechan.
SIM Of the Uaion. must indeed subject it to
! dead standssi;IE. !. The only hope is that !
sufficient number Of patriots can be found
on the spur af laat dreaded moment, to lear
into the void and save the REPUBLIC. -Ne,,
York Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
Lancaster. August 6, 1860.


ANOTHER CHATTER IN THE OTTUMsA
TRAGEDE-A HoRRoR ADDED TO ITS
ArRocIrYA dispatch, dated Burlington,
Iowa, August 8, says:
ave learn from Ottumwa, in this State
that the dead body of George Lawrence
who seduced the young lady, Laura J.
Harvey. FROM Rockford, Ill.,, and was sup
posed to n..+.-c Murdered her, she having
been found murdered some -four months
since, was discovered in rayine near that
place several days ago. lie had evidently
been murdered, there being hole in his
skull. The body was identified as that Of
Lawrence by the clothes There is now
but little doubt that McOcfb, the compan
ion Of Lawrence. murdered both him and
Miss Harvey, the motive being to get pos
session Of Lawrenee's money, Of which be
had quite an amount. McComb is still al
large. The party, it will be remembered
wore on their way through Iowa. in a wag-
on en- route to Bikes Peak.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
STATS ITEMS.

The Baptists Of Wisconsin number 10
associations, and $50 churches, with a
membership Of s,775. There are l29 pas
tors and the number baptized within the
associational year ending 1859 is a94.-
The largest churches are those Of Juda and
Delevan. numbering 276 and 264.
The Nord Stern, German Demo
cratic paper published for the last four y'rs
ia La Crosse, VS., comes out now for Lin
coin and Hamlin
"A letter from the Committee on Farms
Of the State Agricultural Society, publish.
ed in the Madison Journal, estimates the
wheat crop Of Wisconsin at 100000
bushels, We think the crop last year was
estimated at 10000 900 bushels.
We very deeply regret to learn from
the Stevens Point Pinery that Walter
d. McIndoe will be obliged to suffer a
further amputation Of his arm. lie is
suffering intensely from the first am
patation, and the entire loss Of his ann is
made nacessary,
AT Baraboo The smallpox has made
its appearance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
- . - - -
a l.lNCULN DROADMOllN.

J. NJ. CHANDLER, EsQr. Who is taking
the census Of Hazel Green Assembly dis
tr,t ii this county, saw running out on the
prairie in the town CT Smalsar, a large OK
horns Of the widest kind ever ssan on prai-
RE Hat boats. Attached to tie horns was
a board, on which was painted in large,
well formed letters, Honest Old -dben-
At first, Mr.. CHANDLER laid this work e
The account Of scnse enthusiastic republican,
but on regeelion lie concluded the Ok must
Bc breachy or hard on fences, something
in fight, vicious, &C.; otherwise, why dis
able and blind broadhoru thusg The ami
mai must therefore be the property Ct 4
Douglas tnan--tha2 il. q Douulas *, mark
eli .eHoatss Oh dbsg 70 gre broadhorn an
honest popular srne-iuss q the nostum
veuders label their drugs HHoasst Old ia
cob Iovnsead,r Greedy Differs, &C.
low M CHAxDLER returned I aSsi 0ia
.15en in bis census reports, wa have noi
lcarned--probahly ID lie Breckihsia u eo
umn Or among fao republicans Of tbs con
greasional distlict Rhc as not candidate.
for Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
WHY WE REFUSED TO PRINT A HEEL.
TO "iSDKPENDENT."

Several persons have asked If Us during
the weak our reason for refusing to print
the communication oI Mr.. o. p..ro. renIv-
ing % "Independont" we answer public
II, because the report Of such refusal has 20
doubt gone abroad without explanation and
we know Of no other why tocxplain. The
agent Of Mr.. Page called on it, with 4
lengthy reply 70 "Independent,7 asking is
publication Without reading the article
we consented to print it next week, our
space being small at present, remarking
that Mr.. Page was entitled thereto under
our rules. We then proceeded to look
through the article, the agent being pres
ent. We found it to contain abusive refer
enccs to some young ladies about town
without naming them vet making it plain
who were meant by noting familiar circum-
stances, We condemned such parts, re-
marking that the publication thereof woull
in our opinion lead to the worst results
We said its publication would in our be-
lief lead to fighting at least, probably to
high crime, and for us to publish it would
be making ourself and paper responsible
fog results to great extent. We asked
the agent to return the article to Mr.. Page,
requesting that the obnoxious parts abiding
to the ladies might DO dropped. We
promised to print every other part, only re-
marking that we hoped Mr.. Page would
shorten the balance. We think our past
practice ought to convince our readers Of
one thing: that any man in the county,
however low in the scale of nneanness OF
high in character may be heard in defense
through the Herald against any assailant
through the same medium a man may
commit suicide through the Herald, but no
man shall ever abuse ladies' and children
in our paper 50 long as we have ceatroi ct
IL. We further add, that any extent Of
hostility to man shall never lead us to de-
ny to him the same use Of our columns
which we allow u ne best friend. The
Herald shall be the organ of all men equal
II in bounds Of this county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
ST.. JosEpH. No. Auo.


The Gazette at this 4. NJ. contains the
latest new. rom Pixies Peak.
The express from Denver City, which ar
rived last night brought sl2,o52 in dust.
There are AT present about one hundre
quartz mills in ;ssae mines, only q few o.
which are up aadin working order Some
Of them, worked by experienced engineers
realize from 800 10 1925 per day, having
rich quartz to operate on while Others make
from $50 to 500.
Six men, in one claim, had taken out in
three days four and q half pounds Of gold.
Other claims are worked with equally
as good success, while some realize little q
nothing.
Crime Of all grades prevails to Consider
able extent in that vicinity.
A DESTRUCTIVE tornado passed over Marys-
vile, Kansas, July 80, demolshlug eyayy
thing that came within its reach.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
Madison, June %.
PRosrAor ZOE PnIoEs on pRoDUce.


The latest reports from foreign countries
however encouraging for the poor anc
needy Of those countries, are not cncoura
ging to those who have been counting OF
heavy exports Of grain fronl this country a,
cause for high prices. Heavy failures
from various causes were anticipated in
most parts Of Europe until a late date, but
favorable turn Of weather on the eve Of
harvest brought out the crops nearly right,
except in few small sections Of country.
The crop of last year is PROFESSIONALLY
nearly exhausted, SO that the new will lie
in immediate demand. The crops ia the
middle belt ofstates extending through the
west and also in the south west are much
below average and there viii be no surplus
from those parts. Only in the north part
of New England, New York, Pennsylyan-
ia, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are the crops
heavy, while in Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan
and Minnesota they are heavier than ever
known. In the southern states. the sup
ply viii probably equal the home demand.
There wil be some demand for our surplus
for export to South A america and the IS
lands; this is becoming considerable as the
population increases and civilizes in those
parts.
All considered, We 90 not now anticipate
such high prices as were in prospect three
weeks ago. This however we have no
doubt Of; tAat prices will be average for
these parts, while the enormous surplus
must yield most tremendous aggregate;
that Of such surplus there win be enonghl
left over unsold to help any possible failure
next year, because there always are men who
won't sell at the highest customary prices
when compelled to. So far aswe can see, a
great many VIII be able to hold on to their
crops for several years and they will do so
unless the price reaches dollar or upwards
on wheat. Look ont therefore for surplus
wheat in Grant County whether there be
any crops next year or not.
We cannot now calculqte from market
reports whether there will be much demand
for corn, oats, barley, &c. The southern
markets. our best for oats, always, because
this grain Is just as much a northern cere-
al asicorn is a southern. Corn may always
be profitable in this country for making
pork, so it mak.s but little difference, pork
bringing a good price generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

HYDRoPHoBlA--It is said that n
instance where person is bitten By, y!
dog, small pestules make their appearaDs
sooner or later, on the under side If 4
tongue, but generally in from six ia NJ, l.
days. These pestules must be Opened N.Y. NJ
a sharp pointed instrument, as thew ars, I.
tough to break Of themselves; and tbem~
ter must be discharged and spit out, q
will be re-absorbed, which re-absorption
said to cause the paroxysms termed hydr
.phobia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
GRAIN STA ~IsTJCs OF GRANT COUNTY
WILL, CALCULATIONS.

|
We nol;ce that estl.- mates are being mac
Of the amount Of whe.at ra.,~ed this year
this and other states. We oster an est
mate of the product of Grant county an
invite any one to improvcupon it. Their
lare 35 towns in TIE county, or 1860 Sc
tons of land. Allowing there to be AZ
acres Of wheat to the section and 20 bushels
to the acre, the total product is Of course !
little overa million bushels. There may b
over 40 acres in wheat to the section---ma,
be under. We would like t. have other
calculate, using tlie;r own estimate as to til,
number Of acres in wheat to the section, anc
average per acre.
Of corn, there is probably about the
same number IF bushels rs Of wheat, and
same Of oats. Of barley, potatoes, &c, We
haze but little idea.
Ia soae .ofdhe prairie parts of the coun-
'ty, half the land Of entire sections is in
wheat, while in sections along the rivers
the average is below 40 acresto tho section,
We reckon our estimate is much too low,
but better it if you can. Aa
Say the surplus Of grain beef pork, DC,
of Grant county for this year brings in mon
ey. two millions Of dollars, aud Of mineral
nearly another milion--say in all three
millions; and count the population at 80,
600, the income to each person. including
women and children, viii be Just 500 90
fer 1860. There maybe $4,000 due
f'om the people of this county toebalsons
out ofthe county, through the merchants
and fol money borrowed Of fathers and IN
cles east and SO. on. The merchants may
lay ont that amount for coming fall and
spring stocks. Then we would Ike to
know what is to become Of the balance cf
the three millions Of surplus Of this county.
You willsay, this goes to paying our bone
debts due each other and redeeming our
lands from mortgage liability. This is true,
but still the money must stay in the coun-
y for those VIC owe will not leave Grant
% long as we pay them. Still the question
'iscs, what is to become Of the balance Of
he three millions Some of it will go for
'uying lands of spectators at 80 90 per
ere; some will gofor silks. liquors., travel
xpenses-say in all half million. Still
here are nearly two millions left. What
to become of that How is the money
get away from Grants We leave the
lbject for our readers, hoping they viii
'el better the farther they calculate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

north Of St. Louis Tbseost was $4,000
Ito which must be added some $4,000 TO
late improvements, furnishings Ge. Elk
Gov. Dewey is Re>proprietor, and Col. MA
SON the lessee and manager. II Is Kept u
first class style, every part beng as reat q
any in the west. Pleasure see'ers, person CTS
seeking few days of reposefom the weaeai
Iof business and conscience families too and
wedding parties, Literary persons, poets
all viii End CassviIb pleasanter resort
and the DsxaSstoa House more luxuriant
home than anywhere we know Of except the
old homestead A dozen gentlemen, p;o-
Eeers, men wbo have lived and acted part Of
the local bitory Of this part of the west,
ante ians and cotcmporarics Of the Black
Hawk war, will be found about Cassville,
whose Acquaintance can be made without
he aid of stiff forms. Their vocabulary Of
sayings and anecdotes will be as
as morning .dews and hail storms
o the man whose brain is oyer taxed with |
ares. fas1EgN4s4s 8E EeTf3s VI 500 "A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

ngTLo Republicans Of Ellenboro
Liberty. Lancaster. Fennimore, Marion
BoacObeI and Hiekory Cfpke Assembly
District, are requested II their 5entrsl
Committee, to meet IN Mass Convention ii
Lancaster on s,a,-r.'ay the ] 9Th III Augusl
It ! O'Clock T, 3. fcr the purpose d
fleeing two delegates to tic Ii Crosse
Congressional Convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
ng-Mrs. VandcrbiIt, no lS5 SlEdI

EE Mrs. Vanderbilt, No lS5 Suffolk
Street, SAYS OF Dr. MLane's Gel ebrated Liver rus
fseirg unweil anu NOT knowing whether !. pTeoss.
fro i arrangement ef tue liver merely hyssss
was persuaded to purchase box 81 Dr. ~ Lang
bratedLiver Pills. prepared by Fleming BROS fss
and before used tnesn ait. was entirely rehe'sa w
now enjoying perfect health, cheefnliV IeeHs y
DIR MLSnss Celebrates. Liver Pills TO all sanitary ~
Gicted. New Yo.k, March %, 1892,
H Purchasers viii o. careful 10 ask for Dr. lae
C-LEHKArED LIVER PILLs, manufactured by slsAS
BRuS. OF rittsburg, Ia. there osher rus gaPs
Tag 20 be Liver Pins, now before the public r. ..5
Lanes gsnAine Liver Pitts. also celebrates w.
fuge eau now be had al all respectable drag s'Vi"
YgHr gsRHlns rish0at TIE signature n nuns
5lmI ElsENlN6 b'"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

SEWARD TO SPEAK AT MApIsoS, The
Republican State Central Committee have
announced Madison IS the place selected
for Seward to make his Wisconsin speech
The time viii DO announced as soon Al
known. AS he can speak but once in til,
State those who wish to hear him shou,e
take tbs chance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
sBLAcKBERRY WiNE.-Ovar

,,,a,t g.,a as you have berries, pour ! "
',",s = I, "a fslE PItEsyhich has BEEN u
bruise the berries will, anu cF ~ The VII
'tand for "a hours, stirring it's \
strain the juice and pat a poundauo.
Of sugar to each gallon ofliquid; ii, |. !
till the sugar is dissolved, aud out / W
eask with quarter of an ounce Of isn IVY
to two gallons ofliquid. Lett remain
until then day, when it should be bnDl's
In two months it may be bottled "a \;
will be found a verv pleasant wine w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

PlAtfss ASs SgiN DISEASE s--Ars tue resall ~
pure TODD. Tue OtoOu Dec0mes thick and c'Vsh
skin is mol abis 10 cast OIL tue Impurities = Re ~
70 health. How many young men Sud No.s v niocbM
with their faces vvrered with pilnpi.S Hp- ofaAF
WHO are @ndeayoriDg t. renloys teu ~ tn use,s
auG washes OF vai0ns kinds This IS very .;gogs i
aud savnid placticed Dy persons = sed sia
good hsatA- Mothers wnO nave chiidf~n "- ~ e1gr
and eruptiOus sncud never dry them " !. 10 10
nal applications fSf in inis way tuey nlii f,dag
lum0ls aId produce al health for tne cai'o ,s 10 ~
.wuOle lie tame. There Is 10 mother inAs nav
her ct f!dr n afflicted with feeOis ncalth 3ssorr
JuD sON's MOUNTAIN hKRs plLLs are prepS,ss :, Ps
~ tns erupuOns OF tns skii, suasd Of u
pies, Bsches sores, sc. Fuzzy cleanse ing w asa
Impurigies producing beaat,tai, se1' - VA gesar.
skin, 20 nI,ch ADMIRED By . people Of '~s'o
lneut. ,,Ar.u NN
- Juds0n's Mountain Herb Pills are s0iu y 6sg
iciue Dea lers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

DoUGLAs Conc SoUTH.-It is shi.l
that the two boys Of Sir. Douglas, by i,
first wife, have comeinto the possessions 4,
large fortune by the death Of their mas.
nal grandmother, who resided in NOa
Carolina; and it is further stated that NJ
douglas will visit his connections in tba
State after he has completed bis New En-.
land tonr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

RE-It is said that Miss Abby Fm,
young American vocalist, has made Quhl
sensation at performance in Florence
thsbenefit Of Garibaldi; and that Vnls
ceini. her teacher predicts brilliant fuas
for her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

1T is rumo1ed in Pennsylvania that
Mr.. Buchanan intends TO sell, Wheataai
his residence in Lancaster County, and
purchase a place near Baltimore, where b
will spend his remaining years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

re- Mr.. John I. Everett, of Dubuque
has received the appointment from Tia
postetlice Department Of Route Agent o.
he Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
Republican Congressional couyen t:on.-second
district

Republican Convention for the Second Congress
ioual District in the State Of Wisconsin, win be holden
mt tho city Of lsa Crosse, WEDNESDAY, TILE 22a
DAY OF AUGUST, 1860, AT - O'CLOCK N. for the
purpose of nominating eandidateor Inember Con-
Of said district be supported at the next gener
/ rejection.
Each Assembly district will be entitled to two deles
gates in said Convention
The several Assembly District Committees are re-
quested to take measures for the appointment of dele
sNtes Y sa congressional Conyention from their re-
sp'eaYe uFtrlcts DAVID ATWOOD,
f ga &ts Gf3tRl.Fa H0IT..
NORMAN EASTM Az,
&c. EASTMAN r
Madison, juno %, 1860. MS. comls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

caused 0y the COMPARTMENT British ius c.
sivS medical warehouse OF our country ~ sul
Ater, OF lowell, ltae depot OF his Cneffy fseI' N
Catharuc faiia, u CAIua) ot.lig dosfgs iJp.
now MAKES demand upon Goyernme ~, IN dss
nity from tbs loss OF ms property and hese iobapr
another 10 crac9 VITA our ri. ufoshsI sy' ID,
STICK TO ~ Doctor; and If Government ~ a saB
our rights Wherever your Piils are aotd We esisr
be unprotected trAcls that are yeiy DSfFeA
msr, Trenton. ~ u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

MIssouEs ELEcrsoN BarFs9 (den1. Is
imported elected 70 Congress, by 100 major
ity, for the short term, and Frank Blair
Rep ~ 900 majority fox: the long 1eirs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
To the Republicans of Hazel Green Assembly
District:

The Republican electors Of Hazel Green jamestown
and Suelzer requested to at the Odd Fellows
Hall, inJamestown the 18th day Of August next.
nj O'Clock ~ The afternoon, for the purpose of elect
ing two deegatei 10 Congressional Convention to he
holden at Ialrosse On the 22nd day If August BY
der OF Cominttee. u
jamestown, July Is, 1850
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
T0Republeana q Iancaster ArsernbIH DIstriot

You are requested to meet ia Mass Convention of
Lancaster On. Saturday the 18th Of August one o.
clock, r. NJ Tor Tie purpose Of electing two delegates
TO attend the In Crosse Republican Congressional Con-
Setion, TO be held at La Crosse the 22d Of August
S. r.. elise,
Dist Cen, Com. Z W. FIELD,
( WM McGUNiGAL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

The number of emigrants arrived 1t
New York during the present year to Tho
10Th Of July, amounts to 59,2lz, 2" 1 /
crease Of 13,48S as con.-,. WIN u'
oor,as,ona;n o, ,,,,s,.i y last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

EE- a writer called at his printers and
accused the compositor ofnot having pune
tuated his poem. when the typo earnestly
replied: I'm not pointer-Im at
ter"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

GEThe Democracy in California are
equally divided on Douglas and Brecksn-
ridge. and late indications are that double
electoral tickets will be nominated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

~ DAMP SrRAwN, the greatest farm.
er ID the Union, residing at La Sale Co,
lii, has rome OH for Lincoln. Nth 81 d
che Sc maids at work On his FINN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

yTcn. Houston writes to his Eastern
friends that his nomination, being an indie.
pendent movement, he will in no event de-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

SPECIAL NOTICES.

WEST USloS. December y 1857
Grafenberr Co., 30, Park Row, y. y.
GENrLEMRss--For the last ten years have had nor
or less experience In the use ana IS OF the Grae'e
berg Family Medicines and having always found VIZ
reab and fully equal 70 yo1f Representation y
not hesitate 10 make this public aekn9Yleasemea,
the same. Tie Manuel of Health end az eHe'us4
work FOR the use OF families
Yours truly,
III. SfAFFORl, ND
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

ETWe know a dandy who is 50 a'
remedy fastidious, that be is always meas
ired for his umbrella Punch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
TINE ron SErrIso SraAwBERRY PLA n.

II have alaAst SGr4woerry rtAas " ~ ssonr sssa
ties, such The Hooker. Wilson's Aloan,' !. lie ~
ling, Peabody, au diners; aAd tbls iiVgn ,fis, ~
tor asaSiul bcls and tranrplapupg u ,t,sl, y.
viii becoace eslabtisnea beiyre eoiN 'ssyn. "
produce mo .r4lr crop Ut verres n'~s silAge y
one possessed o. .ece OF land the sue q tea AS
even can ailvro 10 DO wtn0ul strawoetiy s,.fe
week. II time permit wiu enJeayor y Pas9oaco Y
tlaoug hts strawberry culture ana aso ~ .lrsve
result u The offer Of premiums for best s, Nib
fles. ~ 49, III
Lancaster. Aug /, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

RAlN.-The heavy rains Of Monday
evening last caused much damage in sever
al places in this county. In Patch Grove
and the neighboring towns, such parts o.
crops as were not then harvested were
nearly ruined Had there been strong
winds with the rain, Ike damage would
have been heavy indeed. The water rose
in plaees sufficient to carry off fences and
damage property On bottom lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

DEuocnArIc-Mo Morris, NJ 9. from Hi
nois was friend Of Broderick. aud wsas tho
only Douglas member who did not entirely
forsake him at his, death Morris was .
candidate for nomination, but for appear,
ing 70 be true % Douglas best friend the
'Dopglasites Of his district fonook him and
nominated the notorious Richardson.
Harris. for some supposed fitithtiilness, has
also been cast aside