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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
To CORRESPONDENTS

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to US if unacquainted.
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Don't write unless you have some
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tFeon the IndIahppolis Journal
Lieutenant Governor.

q MsAeArn tAatttKe Hof isaac Jen.
kkgIHssqla Gt sEsFt Msyfs, WITH ggsed
tsaas slI5Sfs 81 yti q Sssfs
nateIa State ticket!Io While we design
to treat fairlylalls aspirants for nomi-
3 nation for State offices, and to become
the partisa nsn nfs,nnne, we feel free to
testify to the worth and merits ofsMr.
excepti9nable pIrigdte character, and
a Republican, whose fealty to the
cause has been tried by fire.
Living in the intensely Democratic
county of Allen, where there is no
prospect of i0cal Tprefsrmentss Mr.
JenkinsoRhas .kepanpTa steady and
unhinching contest with that intoler-
autandTlestfuctivep party, and through
the paper under his charge has rem
-dered good Service to the Republican
cause throughout Northeastern 5Indi-
ana. He deserves well at the hands
of his party friends, and that section
of the sStatei in (which he resides
should have q representa- tive onLthe
State ticket if it desires one. sai Va
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Z - ?" -
County Taxation.

AT the request of number of tax
paSegs,we re-publish, on the second
pagethis morning, the, article which
appeared in the JOURNAL on Thurs
day morning contrasting Republican
and Democratic county taxation. 1t
has attraotedismueh attention onathe
part of our merchants and properly
holdHsT 1he eCom,Str has not called
in questioass4sipgla. figure. in the en-
tire Article; the reader can draw his
own ctoiheIussiis05na from them. "eS 4
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Ein2ANDY JOHNSON is still fulls;pf the
idea of forming party which will
sweep the country and re-eleet him
President. He proposes to con struct
it out of Northern C6pperheads,
Southern rebels and renegade Repub-
lliicans74 the whole to be- ehristened
the, National - emoEr asE "'in Tie
New York Tribune thinksi.that even
after this apalgam has been formed,
it will not be hard to wax them
outRoItrays:EHR susfoiexhF
Put all the rebels. and all the
Democrats together, and the demni-
ton total " is nothing more than the
old Democratic party which for years
has been almost a nonentity.a If you
take out all the Northerp Democrats
who have become Republicans, and
allthe rebels who are dead either
physically or politically, it, seems to
US that the prospects of the John
soiian party do not become any roster
for the subtraction. The old Demo
Gratis were Beaten without m ueh diff
Guilty, 10 the full flush of a pretty exo
tensive vitalityhi Where is qtffe hevf-e
dencai TtliaE theH 3cahhet be beaten
ag4p, althaaghSt hegitskeSto stheipfsS
wing bosoms all the rebel vipars, and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

Courier, having failed upon an
examination of. the official records of
the County. to sustain its charges
against Captain DARLING, has called
to its,aassistance Kentucky Rebel
named BUTLER, and one GEORGE E.
GREENE, of Vincennes, better known
as the man wha-was mobbed and
threatened with hanging by the boys
of the 9th, Indiana during war times,
for his reasonable conduct. MILLER
is welcome to all the aid which he can
derive from such eonfedera'es as these
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INDIANA. Items.

General Merrideth Is reported Quite sick
IL Montana Territory. 'A>,'- Ff'9a
The smallpox, it is said, has broken out
severely at Union City, in this State
By the law of this State, all female con-
victs are sent to thesState Prison at Jeffer.
sonville. ~ -s--s-
The Terre Haute Journal estimates that
at least slGgo0O havesbeen z left lii 5hat city
by visitors to the late State Fair.
The Cambridge City Mirror reports thai
the drouth has prevented the farmers from
sowing wheat in that county, and that
there. have been heavy frosts of late.
The Grand Lodgefof Good TempIars for
the state of Indians, meets at Kokomo on
the 18th inst. Business of Importance TO
the temperance movements will be trans
acteaTSD 81 - KGpX-sEF oNSE
Afew days ago as;woman named Carrie
Houser reached GreencastIe and forthwi it'll
caused the arrest of Edward Barrett,
charging hina with the crime of seduction
under promise of marriage, at Paris, H.
AFTER nfs arr est, ana befofe an investiga-
gatson was had. Barrett made his >eseap&
He hasa familyiat Greeneestle.o Golionf
Il s.eUg
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

GENERAL SHERIDAN Visited gthe
Stock and Gold Boards in New York
a few days ago atffthrew1 them into
"a fever of enthusiasm. The General
has often produced a commotion
among fhet gold Spectators Before,
and many a thousand has changed
hands ii cohs9didaen ns'' ST his sudden
and crushing victories. His opera
tons were very uniformly disastrous
to the bulls !" but they Seem to have
forgiven him, and joined heartily IN
giving him a welcome. The telegraph
tells us that these money changers
became SO enthusiastic as to sing
4 john Browns March.ns.sb xlsy!s 70 .
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THE issue will be fairly presented
tomorrow whether it is the duty of
the people of Vanderburgh County to
reward gallant soldier for, his ser
vice to !. his country on the battle
fields of the war, or to give one of the
valuable offices of the county to a
stay-at-home Comprehend who, cp-
posed the war from the beginning to
the close g Such is the issue as pre-
seuted in theacontest between Captain
DARLING and JACOB MILLER. asstia1s
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Johnson,s Stand Against Congress

J0hns0n's Stand Against Congress.
h. Some bs If tbs aa;eSi$ents f. friends
PsaslS e tsSsy}ISF aSs f as4 by
he intends toota ke'o hrs "a final Gstah nd
against Congress by resisting any at
tempts 9natk lt5RsS3PaiA him from
Office during the progress of. the i'm
parchment trfaig iffieisb fmpeached. +"
1t is proba bla,I however, that.his first
&g9hst Congress in this matter ter will
be to veto a-bill, which will most
likely pass early in the session, pro-
viding that all public officers shall be
suspended Immediately following
their Impeachment. He assuredly
knows how to take that kind of a
stand, and may or will commence to
write This veto now Washington
zghronScle. k
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THE Courier had sofnething to say
ashOrstimSS$o about one of:she ca D.
didates nominated Nv the Posey
County Derassracy being good sol,
der. The Mount Vernpn EF;on has
been vsinly endeavorirg to draw the
sCourie. out in answered. some ques-
tons propduhded,.. but the=C0uriier
pursueY itsl4sual policy when cor
nered, andpreserves a,stoicalsiIence.
The last isass of the Onion gives an
Incident connected with the candi-
date in-question, to this.efect+
During the draft "A excitement,
while on his way to Evansville, he
stopped at the grocery store of Will
liam Lsngleson, in Marrs Township,
and while there, in a conversation
about the draft, loudly declared that
as longSas there was as many Dutch
and Niggers in the country to be
killed, he wasn't going into old Lin
coins army again, either as drafted
rnan Or m any other capacity.
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F.. WE have given our people an illus-
tration of the way in which the De
mocracy of Indiana, and especially OF
this district, manage the taxation
matter. We have one other fair ex-
ample of it in the City of New York,
where, under Democratic govern
ment. backed BY forty thousand ma
sjority, the Democratic instinct for
spending the peoples money has full
swing. It will occasion some sur
prise to find that in New York city,
about, the only Democratic, govern
meht,, we. believe, on the continent,
the taxes for municipal purposes
alone, average considerably above
twenty dollars for each and every
man. woman and child blessed with
such government. Here In Wander
burgh, great howl is raised about
Republican extravaganza and corrup-
ton, when the taxes are only $40 "a
to each voter It is we'll to look to
these standing illustrations of the
Democratic idea of Z low taxes - be-
fore voters place this county under
the management of such a party
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LET the Onion men Of Wander

LET the Onion men of :" Wander
burgh remember that if the Copper
heads succeed in electing MILLER
tomorrow, it will be claimed all over
the State as "a Great Democratic
Victory He who neglects to go to
the polls tomorrow and so vote as to
prevent such result, is substantially
aiding the fallen fortunes of the De-
mocracy and reviving the hopes of
theunrecotlstructed rebels. II 3 HI
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,Judoe Robinson.

The Union men of Gibson County
isonuthe fse inst, adopted the follow
ing resolution:
= ResoEped,I That we recognize in
Judge A. l.. Robinson, the true
patriot sYhpls TODD sbyOouf cQaa1Gy in
her hour OF trial. and that we recon-,
mend him oto the sUniep voters of
Gibson Couhtya for tie offce of Judge
of the Court 9of Common Pleas Of
+ this District. 80 ss0s>- a@.'t'
.Vhis.action completes EtheIendorse-
ment Of Judge ROBINSON oby the Re
publican party by every County in
the District, over which he presides.
While it may not be proper to drag this
office into the, fierce strife eft;le,politi-
cal campaign, it is eminently proper:
that the political friends of Judge
ROBINSON, whom he has,acted for
!. the past ten or'fft cen years, Should de-
clare themselves in his favor. and as
citizens give,their APPROVAL to his con-
duct as a judicial Officer. sfaraS party
attachment and political Reimbursement
is concerned, Judge ROBINSON is com
.mended to the, united support of the
ERepa bhcau party. HBut5 In addition
to that there is duty which every
one owes to, the peace and good NOR
ais Of society, and the interests Of his
own family, which makes 1T encam-
bent upon him to be careful TO place
upon the Common Pleas bench a man
of sound practical Judgment, good
lawyer, one who will take asdeep in
terest in the preservation of the NOR
ais and order of, the community, and
whose integrity is so well established
that the interests of the widow. and
the orphan willQbe protected. Every
citizen should so vote as to secure
the election of judge, who in. their
Judgment, most fully possesses these
qualities. ,,aaail ! -. s.oa-v coco
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Ills 81 ased that the people qf 5esection
near Salt creek, Brow b County have been
compelled, in consequence OF the drying
up of that stream, to carry water dis
lance of four miles.
Last Thursday, while. Joseph. Kinne-
man was hauling rails near GRANVILLE, the
team:took fright and Mr.. k, failing in
front of the wheels, they. passed directly
over his body. He got up, ran after and
caught the team, after which he sat down
and expired in aafewA minutes. HE was
buried with the honors Of war by the
Grand Army Of the, Republic as
On the 80 inst, In corn field near
Hurst's MILE in Harrison County, MI MI! Ner-
rift Hurst was 'cuttihgdp corn when a man
named Jacob Goodred, with whor- Hurst
he'd bad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
field, and Immediately the old quarrel was
revived tapq Q sfpfre rfollpwsd rasring
when osahed sbt pcssessi6hs IF The k nife
with which Hurst, was cSttiasE cora, and
inflicted a. terrible gash Gin dhis fet aside,
cutting Hurst Hggstd alIn9stb tIhbraushs4 isrsing
death INSTABILITY Goodfred was lodged in
iaiI at Cofv1bhTS az ~
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-Let the people
of Vanderburgh remember that Gen.
Kimball, imported by the Radicals to
sassisGin the election OF Darling aa-
vocated UNIVERSAL NEGRO Sur
FRAGE in his speech last night. The
champion of the Radical party of
Vanderburgh but speaks the osenti-
ments of those IwholLbrought him
here.-Courier, 9th inst.
IF the writer of the above heard
the speech of General KiMBALL, he
penned that which he knew to be
totally false. The General expressly
stated that the question was not at
issue in the contest in Indiana. He
did say, however, that he preferred to
admit to participation in the affairs
of the Government loyal negro
rather than a rebel. If the Copper
heads can derive any comfort from
that sentiment they are welcome to it.
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KENTUCKY ITEMS.

-
1heBSek'lf siggafgsggbi1Hse2nf Closed IN
Louisville last saturday 1r3ddlYI night bf ia 10
The new Gubernatorial Administrator
at F'tAh ffrf Is now fully organized and in
complete Hsbei working order.
w. f,sssahfuei Is has; received the appoi Mt.
ment of Assista Mt Secretary of State. This
is of course satisfactory to the Rebel De-
mocracyo
Campbell County, II is stated, will at the
close ottiie Presefllte AZ be- en4irely clear
OF debt, . condition shezkas1nots enjoyed
1f99Ii maP9ay SfffdF-.laaTa In1IiBE9E
Parties in louisville visit the theatre in
disguise to seet the 7slaGk Crook. The pa
pers of that city a.l.pounee Ahe fact that the
allusiops DO mob iirnpiieateI any of the
clergyTnen of the city.
:. Af steefn .fifeDe 4sina are9e,tsSstst from
Che Ohio River. last Thursday at Cogington
to the conner Ipf rSseyen thu and san ford
streets, "a. distance OF $500 feet, filifng a
seven hnhdfed pa e e. in a,1sittle
over an hour. = 10 stsohfITsp 600 bne
:uSjtl...sI l5i1 IA 10 9dt Oh ~ 3esi'a
The. dIstilleries Of Xayier Hook and
John Gerry, near Persinlmon Grove,
Campbell County. were seized by the Dep
uty us. Collector, on Thursday last, for
alleged violation OF the ,reYenne laws. by
failing to take ont license to carryson their
business oUT bnG soipd9 - ,'s3std
-" - T-eI1tfsf., .IIiao.3sd suiG sooir
A young man named Joseph Strauss
located in Louisvillea a, shorttifne ago, and
secured o situation as aniInsnrance Agent.
During his short stay he succeeded In
"doing" handsomely a large number of the
citizens of that place for sums of money
ranging from onet< two hundred dollars
each. He departed between two days and.
IS now anxiou ly enquired afteETr bns :
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Important to Advertisers.

.aiZAe cfseuSasioasof lhe JOURNAL IN
the City of Eudnsuille IS three times
"
as large as that of any other nearspo-
- .fN - aG5 3Tufs OF #oH 9FEit
per.
Orr cirealdttoac h. lInd;oisa and
Illinois IS greater than any other neaes-
papezkstlislsea iAbfsas Gig.
In Kentucky IL is more than all the
other Esansrtllepapers consbined.o +.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

WILL our friends at the Court
House precinct bear in mind that
under the present system, it will take
steady work to pole the whole vote Of
the precinct. 1t is highly important
then that our men should vote, early
and as each man votes, let him step
aside and allow others to vote. At
tend to this r.-Courier, 9Th,
$ There appears to be we'll founded
fear that twill be difficult to poll the
entire registered vote at the Court
House precinct. =. We suggest that the
Board Of Registers and the -Repnb i
capsapd y p.epeearatig E4scqtiyOeo
mittees agree upon some !sgster
matte 'thefiioas v kefeBg tn 9EaeeesS to
the polls be kept clear. and that
voters be .obstructed as little as posi-
blebyi ffe trowd dadGahihy4a intending
the voting places bas slsssiodW
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DIED.


SMITH. AT Galveston, Texas August
18th. 1867, of yellow fever. DANIEL HOOD
SMITH, formerly OF Maine.g p 80 OH
In August, 1861, he entered the service of
the United states from Kentucky, as a
private in Company A, 10Th regiment lii
nois Volunteer Enfantry; was promoSed to
First Lieutenant, and served. i'm all the
RUHeipal Engagements from the battles of
Belmont and Fort Donelson till the cap
)aT, & SS Is ri tas, sJs5sRsfF of
He served for over two years on the staff
of Generai1joren Kent, and remained with
him as inspector after the Generals APP
pointment as Surveyor df Eust61lstkLGai-
weston. He was twice captured during the
early part of the Yar;yHe served with
honor, andNeas {oved aiiG respected by all
his associates and command. He leaves a
SIP Or Mas well as many friends,
to mourn his early death.
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Agents for the Journal.

JAMES .. THoRNHfs kpffnceton, Ind;
Capt LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. L. HEMMENwAY, Boonville Ind.
C.. r. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind.
"a sJN FosTsR, Fort Branch !InGF a
]. w. W EAvER, Poseyville. Ind.
s. y. CoRwIN, Somerville, Ind.
Capt WHITING, Cypthiana, Ind.
z. J.RoS FRS, New H arrp ony, Ind.
@. a. HARPER, Owensville, Ind.
HARVEY BOND. HaZleton, Ind.
TRoS. MCCUTCHEN, Sandersville. Ind.
URBIN MARS, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will soreeeive md forward to us
orders for Binding aEd do ob Printing! 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

Gold closed in N-ew-YeEk-ea Saturday
at 445421Ia3OO HD
The whisky seizures In New York con-
tntae. D 5I3lV c31ARho /
Hon. Thad. Stevens has so far recovered
that he will soon be able to ride out.
One death from ye,lo~ fever is reported
in New York.
Four hundred and seventy-one deaths
were reported in New York dnring the
week ending last Saturday.
The State of Alabama has voted for q
Convention, and not against it as at first
reported.
The second annual meeting of the Army
of the 7 ennessee viii be held in st. Louis
on the 18th of November.
The cradle factory of, ". H. Wool 4 Co.,
Cincinnati, was destroyed by fire on the
9Th inst. Loss, Sl00, 900.
The steamer Ben Johnson sunk on the
5th instant in the Missouri River, a short
distance above Brownsville. Loss not re-
ported.
a fire occurred at Boston, on the 9TH
Instant, by which property to the amount
of s75, 600 was destroyed. -, = :.
t. sAddRio,sel particulars Of tffe rot a. Jef-
ferson City, La, show that an ex-reoel
named ROLAND commenced q general on
slaught on the colored people with. q re-
syoivet assistedAby a fewb POI tioai ariends.
j. B. Wilhite, of Owensboro, KY, Stop.
ping at the Bates House, Indianapolis,
took morphine on the 9th inst, with suici-
dial Intent cHe was repoftedfte besdSing
yesterday. He left a note stating that a
general disgust of life was the cause of the
rash act. ftt
The trial OF Jefs Davis, it is stated, will
Certainly take place at Richmond in No
vember. The counsel on both sides are
ready.
1t is ated that an effort will be made to
amend the INational- Bahg Law So as to
give the Secretary of the Treasury and
Comptroller right to call for a bank state
ment tor any week during the quarter.I r
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UNION MEN. remember there ma
be trouble and delay in depositing
your votes to- morrow. Go early in
the morning to the, polls, and take
your neighbor with you. RS .es91a@'
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EMARF5 SEkd SfssmSiif CD captain
DarlIpg'A HopestIa nv

we make the following extract
from the JopRSELjofsaturday: :;
By mutual appointment Captain
kDdrlsag and Mr.. Miller, the eppos-
ing candidates for Sheriff, met a
party of their respective adherents at
Bonn's in Center Township, on
b Thursday night We learn from the
most undoubted authority that Mr..
Miller, in the course of a converse
ton, or talk, to number of the COM
Ranyr-state99in 5he 4nSsti hhkquivoca
and positive terms, that he did not
endorse the Courier IN ITS attacks on
Darttng-ttat he believed Darling soas
III Ex&sss2ess s;SssTRG& s a"S
one else Of q cent" These remarks
were made in the presence of Thorn
ton Males. AID. Kirkpatrick y ohm
sX als,b WlEG MaiGahdyA samuel
Blackburn and some twenty others
Mr.. Miller will not deny it over his
own signature or in public manner,l
Up to this time. NJ MILLER has
not 4dehifed tfffes correctness of this
statement. IF it was not true, why
aid fef biI dEhtd appeal HthlCou-
rier of Sunday? He had ample time
to do so. We can procure the GER
tifcate of score of good citizens to-
ITS exact tTdthefof publication TO- ofl'
roy .NSA 20 Aoo,s syssNsNas zsshi o.
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Born candidates for Governor of
Ohio, General HAYES and Judge
THURMAN spoke in Cincinnati. on
Friday night o It is a coincidence
that each was supported by gentle
man from 4ndiana. b Govern or NOR
TON spoke at thessRinkJsansb'D. W.
VooRuREssissd 6zaft HaHTRvI
III fEd0nr
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Beware of False Reports TO. Morrow

1t is an old game of the Democracy
to make wonderful, developments on
election morning. Look ont for such
in the Courier tomorrow. No honest
citizen will give any credit to reports
and charges which are withheld till
the morning or day of the election.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

Cyrus M ALLEN, of Vineen-
nes, and other speakers in English
and German, will address the people
at Turner'S Hall to- night. Let US
give them q reusing house. ~
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The Democratic organ yesterday
manifested its usual hatred of the
soldiers by its false and malevolent
report Of lGahii KIMBALI's speech and
the meeting at the Court, House cor
ner of Saturday night. .1ss5io1 b...4s5
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allShe fetieMzSt spd blicaps, aa4 all
u the ne sy u npdes0.-ets in the
u OF23T

- ON-'-SSANhAA~ VI 6du III lACubuOhy
makes this foolish, and wicked threat:
It is for the men of Ohio and Penn
sylyania to say whether they prefer
Radical victory with war or Conser-
,vative victory with peace. Certain it
III that the true way for them teravert
civil war is to defeat the RadicaIparty
next week. The Radicals may re-
gard it as certain, that if Congress
impeaches the President and attempts
80, suspend him from his office pend
ing tbs, trial Of Impeachment, he will
resist WITHOUT respect TO the result of
the Fail elections. That they may as
we'll accept as a fixed fact. 1t I'M
dO % e SneAe
Indiana are jp full sympathy-7the only
difference being that the Kentucky
Democracy are q little more bold and
honest in expressing their. sentiments.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

.SHEEEkkIkG 20 46urexpositien of the
Democratic management of County
taxation the Courier says: " Instead
. of attending to its eyn County mat
tiers the Journal has run off and
desires to take of the attention Of
the people to the management Of af-
fairs mother couhtie4"SA 4 y
We are doing just what the Courier
finds fault with US for not doing We
have bsend cattsnHinS Aea oin OWN
County" We have shown what the
rate of taxation Vanderburgh has
been, and what il is IN all the Demo
cratic counties of thisaD istrict;x mat
ter deHif6aiy IesssiniltE To- the eiectiG
tomorrow, WI Great the ne aple. WI be
urged toe hangete Democratic GO troll
the rs Of tIia Caopnfalstyi sdo oe5 :
4 ,,zT = adrd st IN Ike
such contrast the ocomnties.eught to
have been udnnader the management r g of
oha6H 0th9io theF par+tisE keI year -"
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