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The national Republican., 1866-04-23
rNHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THB Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AVID
sAnoRs' ORPHAN HonH will commence TO hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which 10 be devoted 10 the support and
Of NArIoHAL soLDkRs AHD SALONS oRPHAEs not other
wise provided for in thor respective States and Terri
tories,
Rach State and Territory is 10 be represented By
be and the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear ereditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel corner Of Y
and Finh streets every Tuesday, at IL g. m until the
opening OF the Faf and all Ladies desrous co opera
ting in the objects Of the association are cordially In
vited 10 attend. aplO.id
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBoRo, DC
ouARTERAASrER oEsERAL's orTIOH, }

ouARrERnAsrER GEsERAL's oTTIoE,
FIRST DIvIsios,
By order Of the ouArtermaster General there will be
sold, the premises, at public auction, under the d-
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1869, at l2 O'Clock m the fol-
lowing ;dssoSiSsd ca SS public E,ORsT.y to wit; ,,
frame, with massive granite foundAtons 40 BY sofeet,
with coal, hay, and engine houses attached, all
srueted Of the very best material and in the most sub
Also, at the same time and place. the machinery and
ONE G) ENGINE, OF loo HORSE POWER,
with cylinder Of twenty two (22) inches diameter and
rou Ssd Plate WIZ cold and 10. %ats pump. and
heater, with east.iron ny Wheel with driving pulley
twenty four (a inches face, with JudsOn patent gov
Two (g BOILERS OF 90. HORSE POWER EACH, MADE
Of the best boiler iron ave sxesnths l9 Of inch
thickness, ave ( feet In diameter, and fourteen 90
feet ave @ inches In Length each boiler S sSItsn1ns
fourth % inches In diameter with all the requisite ap-
TEN GO) PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY (9o) INCHES SPRING MILLS, constructed Of
solid French burr millsone, and set in heavy we'll
veyOrs sueent to cut and handle the hay grain and
prepared feed the most economical and labor
plan.
The shAng is OF finished wrought iron, and the pull
eys Of faced and balanced with hangers and
four Ca inches wide. The bells Tor driving the Mill.
The RSgns Boilers, MseSnsry, and Fixtures Of every
ption are Of the very best materials and work
mAnshp, and still In excellent condition and hne work
order the mill having been in operation only about
| hiteen months.
II deemed advisable by the agent Of the Government
the Of sale the buildings will be sold separately
| Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required their property
before the nrst s day OF July next unless Otherwise
arranged with the owner OF the grounds.
boat for oiesbOro will leave the sixth street wharf
| every hour duTiuR the day OF sale.
Any further information that may be desired will DO
given upon application In person by letter, to Cap
tain George T. Browning, A O. NJ Giesboro or % this
| once. JAMES A. BKIN,
| Byt. Brig. Gen. in charge lst Div. O. N. GO.
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

REAL ESTATE SALE-On Saturday evening
Mes,rs. J. G. Mcclure Co. sold half square Of
ground 40, 900 fss at Boundary and Sixth streets
east to Mr. Moses Kelly, for four cents pOr square
foot
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

BUSINESS MEN and Merchants who desire
to throw their advertisements into rhyme, for tho
REPUBLICAN,, can be accommodated by addressing
"Unohoo, at this Office
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@ L o. II IN @ Z.

Oh THIN
HOW HE SUCCEE EEDED.
Br THE BARD or OAK HALL.
There Is doctor In town,
Aman Of practice and renown;
Be makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year
Now, when he started out in youth,
He had but little cash In truth;
But still he'd try his best to do,
And make a name aud money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board;
He opened once, hung out sign,
But many patients could not hnd.
Zach day he sat, with Saddened face,
For poverty came on apAee
At last friend gave him advice
Which changed his fortune in a trice.
Now patients noeksd from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year;
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor with him compare.
The secret OF his great success,
IN tell you II you cannot guess;
The same Sdyice will help you all.
He got suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS CO..
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERs IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
464 Seventh street.
Just received, the largest and finest stock Of PFC
GOODS ever offered In the city Of Washington. Hayin
secured the best artists in the city we are prepared
make up In the Finest Style and at lower prices ths
any other ostAblishmsnt
mhl7 s., B. co
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nv 's1 ht " n.p's'ea'aN'e' 'n' ao'e discourse
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s'nu sn"' uAuio mover snou'u nA,e Deeu onansep'
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK. a. 800, ,ooC
cuApuo
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
SHARES e15.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Rx Secretary Of War
Hon. Jos. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New Hamp-
shire.
Hon. CHAuNcEY N. DEPEw, late Secretary Of State,
New York
Hon. JAS. II, WALTON, late Treasurer OfU. 8. Mint,
Philadelphia.
Hon. N b BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
dkO. l. TRAsK, Esq, nrn Of Blgelow Trask, New
York.
THos. COREY, Esq, hrm Of Corey, Wilson Co, Bos.
ton, Mass
ELIJAH y. DBwINo, Esq, New Orleans, La.
Major II. Q. BRIGHAM, late Paymastor .. g. A, wash
ington, D. q.
This Company offers greater Inducements for invest.
ments than any Stock Company now In existence.
The object OF the Company s 10 afford facilities TO the
impoverished Cotton and Sugar Planters Of the South
grew and get their crops 10 Market always taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage, their plana
on and crops, for money advanced In procuring sup
plies, paying labor and other necessary expenses
dental to the development Of the soil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
are the universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
the
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when udieiously applied no matter by whom fur.
nshed, will restore that portion Of unfortu nate
country to Its former prosperity and make the South all
that Mature designed Il,
THE GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
Subscription books have been opened In this city By
JOHN W. MA0lLL, Agent, at the Banking House Of
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., corner Of PennsylyaniA
avenue and Tenth street. hp2S.u
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

addressed the Conference, after which the appoint.
msnts for yesterday were announced. and the Con.
ference adjourned. |#|. ..
The national Republican., 1866-04-23
CITY LYRICS.

Arctic SoDA.-see "City Lyrics" by
% unohoo -
The national Republican., 1866-04-23
AUCTION sALns.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
- mos AT STANTON HOSPITAL

a u CTI q ~ - a Il h ~.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- mos AT STANTON HOSPITAL y.
CHrnr ouAHrpRrAsTrR's oryfor,l
DRPoT op wAsHIHaror, \
.. wAsHTraror, d. O., April II, 1895.
viii be sold at public suction on the premises. under
the direction Of Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel Jas. n
Moore, A. q. NJ, on FRIDAY, April n, 1885, h IL
o'clock, m, the Government buildings comprisins
STANTON HOSPITAL, situated on street. between
Second and Third streets, In this city. Mss
six 10 Hospital Wards, each ~ by 40 feet.
One ~ Administration Building, n By 17Tfest.
One " Mess house, ~ By 90 feet.
One Laundry, ~ by ~ feet.
One Q( Kitchen, ~ BY 6s feet.
One nl Barraek, ~ by 81 feet.
ons nl Coal. house, Ie by ~ feet.
One ~ lee house. Ia By IA feet.
One ny Stable, l6 By n feet
One ~ Carriage house, II By q feet
one " storehouss, II BY 80 feet. ..
fouf ~ sentry boxes, each by feet.
slx ~ Connections, each by n feet.
one " Plank Walk, Q by 8l2 feet ..
One " Platform and Walk, by $50 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly and mast bs re-
moved within nfteen (l5 days from date Of saIs.
TERMS Cash, In Government funds.
D. II. RUCKER,
brewer MAJ zen. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
ap2J-W Depot Of washington-
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ISL WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Ladies' or faRis, shopping or walking viii Ind these
pie lunch TO nrst-elass dinner, may be obtained.
in the best style the bill Of fare alwAys embracing the
m9st 9 Snolee I osnes.
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see-~Iseee "e.,.,@e.'os " =. pa'oIs JoiO-u
T0H N w Il LC X Il RS
y un n.,.1s SUHdIs pdI.s.J RESTAURANT
B.,x,, a H,Sts pSSssYLyaNA sSl T.N,S ,;Iss, VENUE
m ns Ps0pTssSi q M tn ~, nTonH @ ssssaL,1s h1 spared
ton and he points with pleasure 10 the large patronage
he has always been honorsd with, and respectfully
JANE ofsTkRs, and other rsfrsshnsnt. constantly
BREAKPIsr. '"''' '''' '''
DINNER AND
factory manner.
at all hours uays.u
EEpEc NENTc
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The best and cheapest Restaurant In Washington Ia
good quAnty anu modsfAte price are Unsurpassed.
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

JOHN W. MA0ILL, Agent, at the Banking House O
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., corner Of PennsylyaniS
avenue and Tenth street. hp29.tf
The national Republican., 1866-04-23
DRoPosALs FOR SEWER.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27


DR. EAsrERLY's IODINE AND SARsAPA-
pILIA.-This celebrated medicine will cure
Scrcfula, Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Swelling of the Glands, White Swellings,
Piles, Boils, Goitrc, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Gravel, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Neu-
ralgia, General Debility, and all Chronic
diseases.
DIR. Eastcrly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla is
a Compound Of the Fluid Extracts of the
Honduras Sarsaparills, Yellow Dock, Still
lingia, Burdock, Princes Pine and several
other valuable Roots, with the Iodine and
Iodine of Potassium in highly concen-
tratcd state. which renders the preparation
the most prompt and efficacious known to
man, for the cure Of those diseases arising
from an impure state Of the blood, and all
diseases where Tonic and Alternative
medicine is indicated It searches ont the
very germ or roots Of the disease by puri-
flying the Blood and correcting the sscre-
tions Of the Liver, and by thoroughly rem
ovating the whole system from all impuri-
ties, giving new life and activity to the
various organs of the body. Il purifies
the blood and removes all pimples and
blotches, and makes the skin pure, white
and clear.
It will cure Old Sores, letter Ringworm,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Pimples on the
Face, Prairie and BARRIERS Itch, Army Itch,
Illinois Manage, AhsOuri Scratches, Iowa
Digs, and all Diseases and Eruptions of the
Skin but for the cure of sores and skin
diseases, We recommend Gridley's Salt
Rlleum and Tetter Ointmsat, - be appesed
to the sores or part effected. The Iodine
and Sarsaparilla puriaes tie blood and re-
moves the cause and the Ointment hsala
the sores and kills the disease, and thus Z
speedy and permancncnt cure is effected.
Both are recommended to he used for those
complAintA
Pricc-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, IS cents per bottle ..
Prepared and sold By Dr. r Easterly &
Co., No. 20 North Fiith street, 81. Louis,
Mo. Sold at their Branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No. - Madison street, Chicago,
Ill.
For sale by all Druggista.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

DR.. Bakers specific will cure gonorrhea.
glect, strictnte, seminal weakness, q sper-
matorrhGa. chordee, disease Of the kidneys
and bladder, and oil diseases of the sexual
caused by contagion or weaknsn Of either
sex, male Or female.
This infallible remedy 10 now offered TO
the afflicted and warranted to cure all
diseases Of the genital organs in few daye,
and is the safe and inialliblc cure for sper.
matorrhGa, generally termed seminal weak
mess, caused by sclf.abuse or excessive in.
diligence, which 10 now % fearfully pre.
valcnt in all parts Of the county.
Il IA sscat healinR, pufifyin9 and self.
curing remedy, which requires NO medical
aid or advice, - plain direetions fG ~
accompany the medicine. The demand f6l
this specific is,wonderfal, and it 10 every
day increasing. Orders arc daily received
fof it from nearly every city and town in
the United States to be forwarded by ex-
press f r..fs
N. BIN cases of gonorfhea, sleet and
structure, DR.. Bakers Injection q recon-
mended to be used in co4junction with
the Specific, ~ Il matefially aida In s1hdu-
ing the iafamation, and stopping the DID
charge. Both ere recommended to be
used in theee complaints ..~s.-
A treatise on sexual diseases, called the
SelfInstruetos, n sCco@psniss each bottle
Of he Specific
Prics-Dr. Bsksrs srsciae, ea.so per
bos4le.
Pliss-DE BIlaws Injection. .yi.oo Per
bottlsl
F5ie.-n..e laiss:l.s sYsias4 = cts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

1.eis,eS 49, y -
Iss.s.,.. ~ vssls = Nsw Oslsenes
~s.. 4. 7ssnose soenoh . eeeose -
~ \. ! sessuboos eth bot - Poeseas
~ Auons the ladiss one seleeNuy -.
49, n. She was widow = . wealthy
s,.rser. and ~ returning v:th only coe
sssId 70 her fathers home. Her devotion
70 The child wss very touching, and the
eve u hss ~ i,lask nurse would Oh With
tears q she bessught her mistress mot 70
love sl,as b , too much, o. the Lord would
tate bio awsS fron her,"
. We peesed through the canal Of Louis
si,lA aad stspesd 6os lev nisases q ~
wharf, vhsn the nurse. wishing to see the
city. wslked cat on the guard at ne oack
Of the boat, where, by . Sudden effort, tne
child sprang from her arms into the tsifo'.
.cnrreni that swept towards the falls, ana
/ E0eosased imu,ediately. The coniusioe
EVNek ensu,d attracted the attention OF .
gentleman Who was in tho front part Of tns
boat quietly reading. Rising hastily, ne
asked for some article the child had worn.
The nurse handed him tiny apron On:
had torn of in her effort to retain the child
in her arms. Turning TO splendid New
foundland dog thst was eagerly watching
his countenance, he pointed first to the
apron and then to the spot where the child
had gone undes.
In On instant the noble dod leapsd mt
the rushing water, and ne also soon dtsaP'
peared. BY this time tho excitement wal
intense, and some persons on shore sup
posed the dog was lost 40 well ~ IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

One DR.. Hale, Of Rock Co., Miss., was
compelled TO pay @7S6.S6 damages last
week, for kissing the wife Of Mr.. Ravens.
Of the same county.
The bars Of the steamers Of the Atlantic
and Mississippi Steamship Co., "a in mum
Der, have been awarded to Jones Il Wolf,
for the sum Of $50. 900 for one year.
In n window Of shop 10 an Obscure part
Of London is this announcement :-"Goods
removed, messages taken, carpets beatens
and poetry composed on any subject"
The Boston Poet says;-"The gentleman
who sent " fifteen thousand dollars in
good wishes, will be indignant to learn that
butcher refused quarter Of mutton for
them"
Bayard Taylor says Of the Missouri river:
"A single picture Of the swirl tide Of liquid
yellow mud, with its dull. green walls Of
cotton>wood trees beyond, 10 equivalent to
panorama Of the whole stream.
A cssket Of diamonds and other valuable
jewels. worth $S0, 900, was recently found
near Nashville, having evidently been lying
for several years just under the surface Of
the ground.
"Dr." Mary f. Walker predicts female
suffrage and ofllcc-holding in this country
within the next ten years, and thinks the
Southern States will lead Oft in this great
reform.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

=
(oxR SQUARE WEST or BROADWAY, BETWEEN CouaS.
LaSpf AID pxs s!aEsfs, xHw xonx.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.
vY~HE PAcir1c HorEL is well and widely known
j 10 the travelling public. The location u
especially suitable TO merchants and business
men II Is in close pro ximity to the business part
OF the city-is on the highway Of Southern md
Western travel-a and adjacent TO al the principal
railroad and steamboat dcpots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodations for 500
guests il swell furnished, and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment OF its inmates. The rooms are spacious
and well ventilated provided with gas and vat:
Or the attendance is prompt and respectful; and
The table is generously provided with every del
icacy Of the season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor, and
intends TO identity himself thoroughly with the
interests Of his house. with long experience q
. hotel keeper, he trusts. BY moderste charges
and liberal policy, % maintain the favorable
reputation Of tae Pacific Hotel iN
N B.--To prevent overcharge BY Eachmen, u
coaches Of the Hotel are owned by the propris-
tor. (scp7-diy) JOHN PATTEN. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Richmond House.
(LAfs ISLAND house,
MACkINAW.
Capt. ~. VAN ALLEN, Prop'f.
mHls HOUSE HAS UNDERGONE A THOROUGH
change. been moved ~ feet back nom the street,
TO elevated ground commanding hnc view u the
Islands and watcrs through which the commerce u
our Carcat Lakes pass also capsciy Of house much
enlarged and put In thorough repair for bueinees-
will Open nrt Of June next for the reception o. guests.
Steamboats, leave Chicago, Buffalo and Sarna Can
u daily for this place touching Il intermcdatc ports
Horses and Carriages, Sailing and Fishing Boats
furnished At short notice. Wl3-dln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

Two little boys, Eddie. and Thomas Short.
aged respectively six and fourteen years,
s0ns Of NJ. Thomas Short. resident on
South Hill, were killed BY lightning. Mon
day afternoon, in Union Townships Fayetss
county, during the heavy thunder storm
which prevailed On that day. The children
were up in tree picking cherries, and their
mother was standing on chair beneath;
receiving the fruit. The lishtning killed
the boys instantly and stunned Nrs. Short /,
but she was not seriously injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

MF. de-. I. Bps, Of Dsnnask, vri,,s "a
~ nueoaline Jtssaal in rsspeoea.te "a Il.
Quisy uhish appeaesd 10 thaG paper, = 70
vhsahss thue - . cheese fsetosy in Iowa,
o4Asr tAan ~ 60 u Mnsoatine Island
II. - eavs tAsss y . sAssss factory q
Dsoaask. Il 49, ely besa h operation
49, thsse usseA H nys:--'.AAlsss,na
vsGss ~ vsseing y - eeeS nifk,
~ osgs - ssnln6 4 aally. h lAelory
= svnsa - eRsl1se ~ Iuase1e sapitaI
~ - e ~ - IL ~ teing ~
- ao1n elnglnes svssytB eesae s6asd
~ - 11o : ~ 9SS ~ = . Uvsla
hngohuD1 - osVo0 = 06olioG o. ~
- - - ~ 49, y - : 4s1hss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27
q ESTER.Vs HOTEL,

" ENTE18eV l1OTEzse
Nos. ., II, 10 4 Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
D. d. WINCHESTER 1 T. d. WMcnEsfER PaoP'a
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
i this Hotel, oar Iowa friends will find sspsci-
ally adapted 70 their convenience, being coniigu-
Gus TO ali the western Rail Road and Steamboat
andi0va "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-27

- 4. aa<A Go4aNs felak1 |
vnsaAv kvsAaso. O.. S0ty q.
-, ps<eSs-suf = .ssl2rs -. |
GbgUs
m essential shasaesss = ths ell f. sbs
Phsl.As,ehis CssvsasisA - - tssAAb's
cAasasase Il Tie essvsssisa ieeslf. = deter
ninsa b. tAs dsslasaaisa h shAcell Mat
s.ths ualntslaasee iavie1ass 81 Ne r'ghts u
ths States. end especially the rishss II sssh
susie y order saA esharsi ~ saa dsnes>
tic institutions according TO ito own juds>
snens exclusively. l. essential 70 that bel
sacs Of power On whish shs perfection and
endurance Of our psliteal iabsis dspsods. u
Faith Ia thls grand Political fact thus pro-
nsuncsd. ssiglasaed The existing antsgonism
between he conservative members Of the
late Union party and the radical members
Of the present republican party. No man
Who believes in the truth Of the declaration
can consistently oct with the radical repub-
lcsns, and no man Who denies the truth Of
that declaration can consistently oppose the
radical measures Of the present Congress.
II may start.e some Of the radicsls Of our
own State 10 know that The language we
have quoted from tho cali e the precise Ian
guags Of the platform upon which Mr.. LIN
coin vas nominalsd for the Presidency At
Chicago, and expresses the identical view
% 70 present State and nstionsl issues IA
which Mr.. Lincoln and The whole republic
% party we're committed BY tbs Republican
National Convention Of 1860
Such l. the fact; and the radicals 10 be
consistent, must admit that in supporting
Congress they are faithless 10 the original
principles Of the republican party. aud that
those republicans who support the Phila
delphis convs ton only are the consistent
and abiding friends Of the principles Of
that organization.
We ore anxious to know what any raids
col can say to justify the reputation Of his
own platform % adopted a Chicago in 1860,
and endorsed By his favorite candidate 70,
the Presidency At that time. n IL were true
then, that the right " each State 70 orsisI
and control il own domestic Institutions il
essential 10 that balance Of power on which
he perfection and endurance Of our politica
fabric depends. Il Is equally true now-and
il 10 mono the less true. nov that the main
source Of controversy between the sections
has been removed by Constitutional amend.
ment 1.-THE perfection and endurance Of
our institutions depended upon non intcr>
saes With State rights when slavery vas ia
che plenliluds Of ito power, how much
greater the reason for non intervention, now
that The Northern sense Of Justice Is no Ion
ger offended ~ Southern slavery now thai
the military power Of the South IL crushed
and is alleged spirit Of aggression broken
This abandonment BY . majority Of tn,
republican leaders Of the main plank Of tn
republican platform 10 u crime against TN
republican party itself, for which the maa
ofsspublicans should, and ultimately will
hold the radical leaders 10 strict account.
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Q9eceope~ and Expeaalourss ~ al,
- aSOVera0eat.
Tho following 10 IN oflieisl statement o