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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

iPsriOdical DrOp>.-Tle Great re-
~ ~ l-res liar...os.-These drops are
y 0E9eaied ilii preparations auibei
--.'-s Powders OF \. strums Being l,glid,
--sl'.,i and positive, rendering them a
7@-! aad certain spccilcfor the cure ofau
Hislppressi,us Of nature Theu7op-
--s',l By tie fact Shat over 100 600 bot
~ self AM consumed by the ladies' Of
80 every one q whom speak in the
'''--1 p,alse OF their great merits. They
= & ace Of every other Female Rem
--'ses.sred by an who know aught O.
= -gsi, safest aud most Iaiall1le
q .aa world for the cure ct ah female
q e 's1oval CT all distractions q na-
F11oliol q health, regularity and
ll--t directions. stating when they
e. al explaining when aai why they
i ,'l-i lot be used without producing
--'Ig % natures chosen hws, Will De-
e.. i..ei ar.eni el bottle. So Oh Che
--ifa o. John L. Iv0a. without which
.-.-e
y uR JOHN l. lyon. les C1are.
ave. Conn, WHO can be consulted
ga! o- by mai l-l-ioslng stamp, ccu-
F'7aie diseases aud female veakness,s
-isss's everywhere Price Al 90 Per
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
T,l, 70 the President

o.~n.blre delegation % the
- roagention waited upon TIE
lexington on Friday with an
= complimentary resolutions.
y y, adj he could not but be
,,s.e manifestations Of conn-
and on an intimation from
=, fbst they would Ike 70 take
5seisrat.Cn that only those who
rrpciples Of the Administra-
4 r.eeeive the public patronage
..fs poweg aud Offices Of the
-.rorii be- given only 10 those
--.,,bs Government and declara-
'.,-s5les set forth ~ the great
- IT adjourned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
Marriage and CeIibaey. a.

Marriage and CeIIbaey, ~ Essay q
Warnin Z ana Instructoa ~ Young Me-. Also. DIS
eases and abuses which pr strate The vial powers
with SIRE means u relief SEPT free = charge u
sealed letter e-velcpes. Address. Ir. j. sKILIIN
H0UGHT0N Howard A-so1iat.ou Pl.-Aaeph.a Pa
57syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
II +. said oftae Ian

II is said Of tie Iatias " France, that, as a
class tLey are he har,sor-s- . t.e vor.e WIFE
their rosy cLeeks and uiao< hsr, who en- hep but
iliuk g.. ~. ve.sa- T-ls -evs. al 70 LAKE The
oompleci.1a q a Ia Thy AMI rosy 4-e Ladies ~
them Pr safe iy ~ I-1gs.s.-. 5s.w5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

~, Porous PlRsters Cure Lumbago,
isss.. rr.ccte ye.as, sore Chest, &c IN
"a, VI lls great experience q their effects
.,.suzisa 10 O.. d0l1reu-, AID deep seated
srl ..-sr pans aad l. lE.ctrns Of the kid
ca Mtrlbutes al their sedative, and
.r-. .rsls O. their fl>ctrlc qualities.
raaA tasy restore the healthy electric con-
! .1l.--u ~ o.. the part. and that being re-
-i- ,. n0,bia lctioa cease.
LAME BACK
ss--rs HORN. NEW YORK, Nov %, 1859
lmaib -Ceut.emen. lately suffered Sc
i7.-iras-fss in my baok Having heard
! ssa1 u.ch recommended n cases Of this
lr-st CO. sai the result was all I could
J lIss Plasisr cured me IN a week.
.sHsisciilly. J e. BRIGGS
Is1lg-rl B;andreth hotse New YORK
7AlIelGt 10 Ne-lcles.
Tsls lansing, Mich. 50lw4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

-ttog course has just been COM
4 cod Clinton county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

~ ,,.fr made Tie machine Is built en-
20. Try compact aud easily transported.
rims. s-AvLs and Box STUFF, and oct Ct
--ber o. bolts Il timber, one third more
.~ r..s tsln can b. d0-r by the saving
I, Anesaw cast is saved ty tie Empire
-y tse shingles. ABRAM REQJA,
Gsasr4i Agent, III Broadway, \ Y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

An EnectuaI Worm Medicine.-BT0w1 3
v--rl..ess Comtts ~ Worm Lz-lc4s M.l4 s.ck-
ness undoubtedly with children ant aduiis attri1u-
TED g. other calses, il occa-lolel ~ worms. The
Be- Vermf'ge C1mfts although e1-ct-al ia destroy
iag rus can DO 10 possible .-llry o. lie L. 81 DEF
cate cha-. Tbs valuable combinatoa las been
-r.c.s y Used ~ Ihys., ais. an found 10 te ssfs
an- s-re 10 eradlcatlg worms SD Agrff-l 90 Children
Ch.itrsn having worms require imme ate atten-
ii0u. AS neglect ~ .le Trouble eftea causes p5o-
longed sokless
syapt1ls of worms 10 children are often over
ooxel. worms ~ the stomach anc bowels cause
irritation which De removed only by the use o.
SIZE rellsiy. Tbs combination Of -e-ts used
ID making Br1Un Vermifugs coHfts : such as o.
give TIC best possible effect with safety.
Curtis and Brown Proarietors NeV "a 500 -
All deiless 10 medicines, 90 - cts. box. 57syl
Broken Down System.-There Is a DIS
ease o. which the Doctors give many names hut
VIII D few Of them understand. j. IS simply weak
ness breaking down of the vital powers. What
ever its causes. (snd they are ilulmerabie) its
symptoms are 10 the main the same. Among the
mos' prominent ar extreme l-s..ute, loss o. appe
tie, joss 20 aesA, aId great mental depression ID
digestion aud a Sonaach Cough also frequent con
CON taIts q tbs distressing state ~ The body and
o. the mind. The common remark 10 relation
% perse IL such condition .s that they are con
slmp,ive. Now what these unfortunaies really
want is rigor-rtdl strength and az certainly as
dawn succeeds darkness, they can recuperate iheir
systems and regain perfect health By resortmg TO
BJ>TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
It l. that Life revIving Tonic is required IN
such cases that the dying fame Of an empty lamp
requires 10 be revived with supply Of Gil Per
fecty pure and innocuoas, containing nothing bat
the most genial vegetable extracts, AMI combining
tie three grand elements o. a stomachc and alter
alive aud genial invigorant. HosIErTEEs BrrTERs
are suitable 10 al constitutions And are as appca-
ale 10 the disc and disabilities # the feeble sex
as to those Of men 5ssw5
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THE SOUNDNESS OF THE
CLIMAX INSURANCE COMPANY !

Report q Commute y Cuiscns ~ LonnHg. ~
eintsd e. Inget.sGt. ana 4socr1in m Condition ~
fsc Climrr IrsuTGf.r. Company aad hJori M
same 70 The hsHst--s Of ne toHI any A. Lansing.
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,..o,,, ShingIe Machine.-Is &C
400 ELEGANT SHINGLES

-, h. ty all Odds, the best single Ma
(. ,-.-rl With Culy ONE HORSE POWER,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-06-06
Pl.siden i.i.ye,y sligbk; Tue only ,p:
parent ditfsroaces is this \ Congress- s. in

President ,isyery sligb The only up:
parent difference is this, !: Congress il in
fsyot ef receiving none but loyal Repre-.
siyesffonstbss sopti srnista.es; The
Presla ia favor Sofsths same; ,hing,
bat thinEs they; ought 10 have tlhAssair
s;ssse:stspt once, vhila Congress, Influenced
BY constant exhibitions OF disloyalty in
the South, are afraid Of being too hasty
in that matter. On tho negro question,
Tout Of which 80 much capital was est,
im mate tho President and tho Union
majority /, aro agreed. Neither have ere.
Gently proposed to clo.he him N !, With the
elective franchise, though .at one timethe
President did make aproposition ofthis
kind, Congressman not, b said to pro:
pose anything, until it is finally adopted
BY q majority Of that body, and no
measure has ever been passed, extending
suffrage to. the African. d., g.,
In view Of this slight difference, it is
not then wonderful that Secretary Stan.
ton, who adhcrcs to the President, and
also leading members Of Congress, should
express tho sensible opinion that "thesc
differences arc not irrcconcilable." E
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!, The !, .Unio on Majority Of congress:'

III. Ksnrlasx,;h. Republican has frequent:
llym.ntioned, 10 sneering pan n.sr, the 70.
.:Supioa,l sn,jority Of 6Sress, 81 and g
sh,rls;ssd. thsn With being'ia$ fsyosjof n =,
20 Il suffrage ssh negre equality q, Nov n =.
Till chisiisi 81 either tfas ot'it false
Il Il isStsas, The RepuJliean can easily
turn to Tue Law, section. Of alav, or res.
olution adopted nv .thst body, which
demonstrates that they are Ans favor Z: 81
such propositions. - n tIs.$ %.ss$El. 4,
The Republicans can not producs ;apy
such evidence, and will therefore stsndl
convicted before the loyal people Of vii;
fully slandering their Representative,
in Congress. = He can not fna.sny such
doctrines in the Freedmen's Bureau
Bill, the Civil Rights Bill, the amend
ment proposed to the Constitution, or
any other measure adopted BY Congress
It is evident from the tone Of that pa,
per for como time past, that it Is very
hostile to the great Union party of tho
United States, as it hos been copying
extensively from rebel aud copperhea!d
sources, besides what it, has manufac'
tured itself, of gross misrepresenta-
tons Of their policy, and the policy&oof
their Ropresent atives&in the Legislature
and Congress; and although some may
be deceived for time, the great body OF
the Uuiou people will soon discover
which way the wind blows" in tho
Republican. 1t never has anything to
soy against the reasonable utterancos Of
such copperheads 10 Congress rs Garrett
Davis, but all its spite and venom ore
directed against the 4" Union majority"
The editor Of that paper must DO co.
dowed with an unusual amount Of ego.
tism to suppose that no can induce the
loyal people Of this country to forsnko
their patriotic Representatives, who have
for five years guided the Ship Of State
amidst tho rocks and shoals Of rebellion,
and adhere to tho rotten party that he
and others are trying to form out Of the
rebel and copperhead elements Of this
aud other States. a. ,-.. D..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-06-06
AN IMPORTANT MATTER.

The Department Of s,ato learns from
the U. S. minister at Paris that If natu.
rallied citizens Of tho United States,
linblc to CONSUMPTION in Franco, but for
their naturalization, will report at tho
headquarters Of tho district 10 which
their names ore enrolled, produce their
evidences Of naturalization as citizens Of
the United States, and ask to hive :hcir
names eraccd from the CONSUMPTION list,
they will probably DO relieved from all
difficulties or apprehcusions 10 this, re-.
gard. -. =. =
A number ofyoung Germans engaged
in com mcrcialpursuits are now compelled
to leave London, having received orders
to jointhe Prussian and Saxon armies.
IF they do"not obey the summons they
lose rights Of citizenship; and uuy pro-
perty they may inherit is forfeited. =
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LIP. NlILLIaAN ziu be remembered
as ono Of the leaders Of. tho ludiaus SopS
Of Liberty. Ho was arrested for .
charming little conspiracy to&murdsr
Gov. Morton and rsvolutioDiEe IsdisaS.
Sentenced to death, tho penalty Was
.commutcd to Imprisonment for lie, and
few weeks since, be swss releases. The
reptile has shown hil Forthiness Of The
mercy that was extended TO bin; Eby.
glonting over the assassination of, Pfesi.
dent Lincolo; heliog the foaIest qslas.,
doris on the memory ofthe late Governor
Broush, and abusing Govsrnor Aortsat:
to whose earnest efforts he oInsihis ~,
cape from the gallovs.. His spetoh. de-.
livered at Button, Wells county Iadi.
oua, q few days ago, in 6tndiih malis.
nifty surpasses the most venomous3 S1u.
sions Of the robcl press during tbefHsr.
He has been arrested for. tressog snd
holdto bail in IS 900. This persecution
Of their most ingenious 1chanpiop Hiip
enable tho Demo cra,ic papers, to- repIj0t
their old editorials on ;ibe infringement.
Of tho liberty Of speech. :, They, should
however, that tho arrest Il
not tho work Of tho military authorities,
but is simply tho carrying out. : process
BY tho civil courts, Of. Indiana,
4 "a r I. m .. /
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y = { = = = -" =
GEN, VAN CLEvE has just; rietu.p.d
TO St: Paul, Mimi, from tour Of inspeS.
lion through the Upper Minnetoia. W..
ley, He reports thai, the suaeriug. ef
the Indians during the last, sifatst, TO-
cold and hunger, have taught them: the
extent Of their dependence on, the Gov;
ernmcnt, and will tend TO keep them on,
friendly terms with us. ii The proposed
treaty with tho Sioux will engage their q.
tentiou for somc time, and thsrs il, oosse.
quen.ly,, every reason to hope for 4, quiet
summer To view, however, of the'sx.
tending ofour.settlemcnts northw.rd, end
q possible repetition Of the horrors *
1862, he thinks that two. conpanies Sof
cavalry should DO sent 10 tho Stuts /. to
insure the security Of tho inhabitany.,
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.. The Fcnian War on Canada.

:" For several days tho tslegrsphio dispatches
from various points throughout the country
have contained accounts Of squads Of Fenian'
moving nor,hward.." On Friday "morningtA
concentration was made near DaiFalO' n T.
Ningra river wa, crossed, and Fort, Erie emp.
turcl by "avc regiments" On tho evening
Of the same day tho Fonians broke camp and
abandoned tho Fort, and fearful, as it seems,
Of being ovcrpowcrcd by the British troops
Of whom 800 were stationed at tho suspOn'
sion Dridgc-not having received reinforce.
mcnts as rapidly as vas anticipated. They
have gone too far to he ablo 10 retreat with
out bloodshed, it is thought, and battle has
probably taken place already. Great excite;
ment prevails throughout tho country, over
this movement.
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~ % ~;
5sifSS IsYIfffStaS tio1t G. -;
a;i.ti!! 81 jotio g. Nh + ~
4,iiii e. IiSjC ON. q 4. SillSvi5 IiH1iS,
11,iS,Id ftSi Z S1t ttkiSIS tkS - {
SSi lbsytl ny Sioss.d i III j sfSvuIieits n
MO n, tsSslE Of "a y; He, %; r.. !:
Az oytlipG, afier oocIpyisE - TroilSc
portion 4of! two daya ihiek ,siGlsyi.:
ssss.s1,ieh;aia Us srls1, ss1aSsS,s
thi,ty;yoluuss Of, suth civ e1sppctt
y az III motion: The SlsSitS EsiSf IS,
Tbur1day,: aiter DO eoIs!IaS d hil tfri.l
merit before tis. Codtt de- stE:16 e;
comm odate tho bar, aud IL dSs fe Ox 1
.SIni;ilniSS TIE 6GSnsS q ftSt51ks,
adjourned until, gridsy & oesisEa NJ. j
I Not. ksi6g satisfied :sSlli III. Int u;
made before tho Court the. sySsilg ~,
fore the election 81 public nestiSY.VIs,
called aud sbe 1ist q tief:i = Hs hstV,
stated 10 The people that b, he'd ssIilit.;
ton whether be could pfastlee ~ siti.'
out taking that nneonstlte q . I'D
abominable o.th, knoH :. !. 81 |! t6e ta:eosta.
What. his:dscision 5vo 2 =, - aasl
know: let that; dcel'ioa % tot g ag1!li
him, be koexkhe Has righs;; IN Ae,hs2
laboret Eith.al! the energy satf chilly
that God had gives. y stayteA0 Mn II
subject |Hjeet ~ z; 80,
JudieiarySng aynN;IsS,a 49,:
int they eoal et ~ y. ; B 80
otherwise thar, nnco n.tltutte nat pd.As;
knew he;eou!d not % ;ni a z; 81 !. -
court decided Gsiasts hin, asla net
stand !. for itns pri.ciPlss - ~ y
settled ~ tne. = nd!clary = ! 80 ~
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,WHuI,TrE BLOOD PREpoX II Il :, T..

-, WnITE BLOOD PREDoxiN1rrs.-fhs
accredited correspond ot, of.ihs Nstios,
who SO graphically deliussstst ga Nc
South as:it is,'":tclls us''in biz. Thirty.
fourth letter that'in mississippi. tho ~.
cnty teachers >in'tho colorsd schools are
required to report no0thly to The PrsSd.
mems Bureau, .+spscifyiss snoS6: Slisr.
things the; number. Of: pupils sf,1i3s6
blood: 10 the twelve schools wHickhit. J
peped to stand 1t tho, head ''of tlS list
there are returned I287t .chil1SG,of para
African blood, and ~ mixed blood. i <
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Election Returns,

Below We give, as far as learned, the
counties which have carried the Consti.
tutional Amendment, and those in which
it was rejected, The returns arc very
incomplete, and doubtless incorrect in
many cases. Enough has boon received,
however, to warrant tho conjecture that
tho amendment has boon ratified by
uoa.ly 10000 majority.
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"We have only room to say that last
fall tho conservatives were. beaten about
thrcc to one, now with tho aid Of til Q
registry act the radicals succeed only by
about two to ono. The vote was small.
Iustead II vote of $500 which, nc.
cording to tho Constitution Of the State,
this county could easily give, she is
dwarfcd in her vote and, ofcourso, in her
political importance, just. about one
Galf."-KanalOAa Republican, May 80.
Tho man who ponncd tho above had
room" enough to demonstrate his IN.
Scrupulousncss-as tho following facts
will show: -
In tho Grst place, tho Union maj ori.
ty this spring is larger instead Of smal!cr
than it was Inst fall, as tho following
figures will demonstrate +. 49,,
McWhortcr, the Union candidate for
House Of Delegates, last fall, received
500 majority over Wyatt, the conscrva.
tive; whilc for tho - Constitutional
Amendment q majority Of 600 was given
this spriug-increaso 1873. IIo guesscs
TINT the whole vote Of the County, if
rebels and sympathizers wcrc allowed to
vote, would reach $500: also were
registered, leaving only $50 according to
his estimate, excluded by. tho registry
law, which, VIC arc informed, dwarls
L" tho political importance Of tho County
just about ono half" This is on tho
theory, .wo presume, that tho rebels pos
scss all the Intelligence. t.., ,a ...,.
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ssThS $StnitsSS 8 psalsd ]: the third
jsssio,d Sof; the seep itiseti On Report,
all dan chising rs6 10 M it1870 Prop.
SSitioa sWsi intr1a decd 3 III kEGdt llply
SiISci4lly 20 Ieb .oti hDid III. h III B:
Erhs HouSs y yea stAo Imslas4 40:
:Sssnll :RevenuS hi, ll<fy Is ft ams
from the Commfttee oi The Whole bysa
vote of 109 70 j l:;3s:,S:.
y The House has passed tho new Freed:
mems Bureau bill.$Se a good many
,amspdmegts Eere Eaded, which stripthe
'billsof na6F Jof Ahe.objeotiona feat
:ures raised againSt the old bill by the
Presidcnt ini bis veto message. + now
prpvides'; for ooitingiag ] ths: sPreiept
Ffeedmsn's Bureau for; two, instead. Of
tEifce years, ss originilly reported, and
authorizes: the Ippoidtme1tsH two; add.
,tion.l As,ia.snt Commissioners, Altlp:
pointmentS are TO DO made. Of. perso9s
Who have have ? served ia the armies. No
person shall be deemed destitute, suAcf:
ing, or dependent upon the Government
for support; within: the meaning ofgthia
act, who is able to unemployment, and
who could, BY proper industry or exer.
ton, avoid such dcstitution, suffering, OF
dependence. @
b. The 9 oueral Bankrupt Bill has pass
I'd the House by 1; msjori,yiof' 81: IT.
.ptiucipal,tprovisious j. that any debtor
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Tho Presbyterian Assemblies.

In the 0. S. Assembly, Muy 25th, the
Committee on Bills and Overtures pro.
sentcd a'rcport favoring re union with
tho N. S. Church, md. recommended
the appointment ofa committee to confer
with similar committee from the other
branch on TINT subject. z..'. ~
Rev. Dr.. Van Dyke proposed an
amendment, to: include tho Southern
Presbytcrics, which was laid on the
table. .., ,., =. e ,t,.7 ~.
Lon the 26.h, 10 the New School AS
scmbly,' vigorous measures we're adopted
to circulate tho publications Of the Pub
LEGATION Committee, and to prepare re.
ligious literature. >s;'''J..'@ ....2&.
. Resolutions were adopted unanimous.
ly, favoring reunion with the. 0. s.
Church, and a committee appointed to
confer with committee of tho other
branch on that subject. ".s. .a'a..',"
On the 2s,h, in tho 0. S. Assembly,
tho charges prcferrodby Dr.. r. j. Brock.
inridgo against tho Kentucky Synod 10
reference to tho Louisville Prcsbytory,
wcrc discussed without arriving at my
conclusion. ~ VI. ." 49,.
: In the N. S. Assembly it was voted to
raise $4,000 next year for homo mis-.
sions, and that tho Catochism DO taught
10 all Sabbath schools, aud adjourned
to meet next year in Rochester, New
York. a..a oN.,a..., -, ." ,-=.~..,, Fl
On May goth, nthe o. S. Assembly,
Overture No. Is, denying tho lawfulncss
Of marriage. with one divorced for az
unscriptural cause, was adopted. The
case Of the Louisville Prosbytery was
taken up and discussed. DR.. Breckin.
ridge denied the authority oftho General
Assembly to reach q Prosbytory, except
through the Synod. a4it--,'." .M. 49,,
b This mattor was debated in tho As.
scmbly until juno LIST. during which
various amendments were offered and
rejected; when finally tho, substitute,
offered by Dr.. Gurley, was. adopted by a
vote Of 196 to 81. "'r'-,-"!''s.. r't::5,o,'"l
This substitute condemns the Declar-
alton and Testimony as d SANDER against
the church, matical! in it's character;
and its. adoption: by any church cour.
declared an act Of rebellion against tho
authority of tho General Assembly ;
summons all>sigpers of the Declaration,
aud all members Of the Presbytery who
voted for it, to appear before the next
General Assembly to answer for thor
conduct; prohibits them from; sitting as
members of any church court higher
than Sessions, until THUR case ID decided
dissolvcs any, Prcsbytory that disregards
the notion ofthe General Assembly, and
vests all presbytery authority 10 such
ministers and elders Of said Pfesbytsfy
as adhere to The action of, the Assembly.
On, motion Of Dr. Monfort,' the mentors
excluded undos this substitute wetro al
lowed to- rctain their seat 10: tie Assem-.
bly, uptilEits adjournment, which will
probably be to: morrow: ~; & t'2G ~.
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George W. summcrs 10 jsp.ken:oi attic con:
servative candidate for the next Goysraor Of
West Virginia. Cleveland Ltss<r,s. sa Hai52t!
!, ,Hc is spoken of that sitrue-bnt be
will mot b: their candid.te-fos no'fault
Of specification ION; thef part, shoHeyer.
He had: tho glory, :suoh a. i..ilsofj being
.s:aefeatad candidate; for Governor In
l1852;.sud ID notiamb itsus; faIs a.repesi-
ton. :; JudgeS ummerIis nots tho man
.toslead "a forlorDsh especially lin the
,ranks5os: q ,partysthat tbsshss; bsen tight.
log, NIL Ahis}.l life, and hat he:: holdsi Is
p9aartseeps criipsiai ID ftsbe Hon an
tn There NE shrts5 pasts {vha kaat Sthe
NOM aGonE.pere noHinatipR ait vail
,be-7-yix Cot Ben. Smith Gav kson,
ADD Col Johploa -. eiiss
oer1t.. n - 81 ~ III