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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-26
LUMBER-YARD.

9 EYWOUR a. GIDDINGS, Manufacturers of
Doors Sash and Blinds. Bevel Siding, Flooring, Fenc
inc NouIdipgs Scroll Work. Turning. &c. Also deal
ers in Rough and Planed Lumber, Lsth Shingles and
Building Materials generally Call and see our yarie
ties of Fence their Planning Mill corner Main Street
and Union Alley, Ashtabula, Ohio.
WM SEYMOUR 96S-n A C. GlDDlNGS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-26
HARDWARE, &c.

GEORGE G. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hardware,
Iron, Stee and Nalls Stoves Tin Plate, Sheet lron
Copper and Zinc and Manufacturer OF TN, Sneet iron
and Copper Ware, Fisk BLOCK, AsntaDnla, Onlo 4.O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-26

HADFORD& kahn, Brewers. Office and Brew
ery, old VI. T. Church. Main street tabula OF 10
SO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-09-26
MANUFACTURERS.

A. ID. STRONG, Manufacturer and Jobber in lIerme-
tcay Sealed Goods Jelly. Cider, and Cider Nineger
kah.abuIa Ohio Nov 10 1876 $50
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08
FROM AUSTIN.

AUSTIN. May 6-The following is from
this evenings Reveille: Yesterday ., ling,
between and G clock, N. T. Slocum, one
of our most peaceable citizens, wa hot and
killed in his own cabin b. Rufus Anderson,
a youth Of bad reputation, who has been q
resident Of the city only few months. He
was Immediately arrested. While in the
Justices Office he expressed his regret that
he had not been able to kill several other
persons he wished to dispose of. He was
cool and collected, though pale, and admitted
rely that he had done the deed. We are
given to understand that he killed Chinese
doctor in Carson two years since, and. after
being in pr ON for the crime, was pardOned
out some time ago. For some days he has
been uttering terrible threats against his
stepfather, hi. brother-in-law, and even his
sister, being apparently mere like fend in
his disposition than a human being. Great
excl ement pr"vailed in the city after the
particulars of The murder became known.
Some talked Of lynching the murderer, but
fortunately better counsels prevailed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.


From the Trespass Of yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, May NO eastern dis
patches to-day.
II. c. Pennett has been elected Secretary
Of the California Labor Exchange.
William Hutner, e>-Notary Public, is
s1out to publish a new Republican German
p-oer in this city.
Sarah Allen, fast girl, attempted suicide
last night. Cause-loss of lover.
\ man was run over last night by one OF
the S4tter street cars, and had his leg broken.
The trial of Eugene Tucker, for the alleged
murder Of Celina Bouclet, is going on. II
attracts great deal Of attention.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands mention
terrible earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
on the Island Of Hawaii. On the I'd Of April
a severe earthquake took place. and the tidal
waves destroyed several villages, causing the
death Of over 100 persons.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08
Alteration. CIrryS!

SPECIAL MEETING OF CURRY
70 Engine Company No, will be held
MsEIT THIS FRIDAY EVENING. May sth.
-1Z-- lsts, at - o'clock. full attrr d
an'a : requested. a. business Of Importance will
,r transacted. Ev order af
WILLIAM WALLACE, Foreman.
Az i
WM.J. FORSTER, Secretary. myS-1t
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

IMPORTANT TO ANTICooL:" WooDcHoP
rEks.-Last evenings Gold Hill News con.
tains the following information which is in
porsan. to anti-Coolie woodchoppers We
are authorized to state that ii there are any
more Disturbances by interfering with labor
e!s in the Woodworking business near
Genoa, the Executive Ct the State, If it be-
comes necessary, will order two military
companies, armed and equipped, who will
make short work with any and all persons
who may attempt to interfere with Tie legal
II hts and privileges of others.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

KRATsALATr's wife discovered her old hen
setting in the back yard and broke up her
nest Soon afterwards the poor wife came
in, much excited, and said, My dear Krat-
salat., took the eggs from Brownie and
she has gone and set on to an old meatax."
:. Let her SET said the bilious old fellow !;
If she sets on an Ak may be she'll
Aanhet."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08
THE DAILY APPEAL.

REV. J. E. WIcKs, of Virginia, will preach
in the NJ. E. Church on Sunday, morning
and evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

Don't you thinH my son resembles me-"
inquired an apothecary as he introduced his
greasy-f4ced boy to the witty DR.. H. YES"
rerlied the doctor, pretending to scan the
hysiOsnomy of each "yeS, l think |
see your linimeuts in his countenance
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

A New IoRk paper says When mer
come home from California they have way
Of talking about " the way we do things OIL
the Pacific " that rather nettles Eastern men
There is more l;oerality and mutual conf,
dence out there, they say, and not so many
roGues, despite the loose way pcol,e have OF
dealing with each other. This is not very
pleasant talk to hear; but what must We
think about the facts of the case when we run
y.ump against such Il statement as that l.ttle
san Francisco, with hundred and twenty
thousand inAa5-t2nts, pays more money into
the internal revenue of the United States
than New York City, with its eight hundred
thousand: 80 il is however.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

Gee. LL"Is retains his LIP with wonderful,
tenac;;y. One wouldn't think, to look at his
fFail ti5arc, that he was so vigorous. George
stands the dnl times like philosopher an d
a chief He showed US through his premises
yesterday. E4ey are just as neat as pin,
st0rehouses and everything in ship shape.
Lots OF nice liquors and choice cigars on
hand. HE Latter free for the temperate
Qress-sang.J George has caused the ai.ey in
rear Of :Le NJlnty Building to be raked up
and cleaned Of is accumulated fifth. He
swears ne VIII punch State and county Off
GERS heals who litter that byway in future
lis heads Level. Nice, orderly. clean es:ab-
l.sArnert, tha: Magnolia. Hy the w7y, it is
newly advertised in the ArrE.L.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

YANLaE rLrMMEa will sp.aicate at :he
arson T"c4ter this evening. lie will treat
;.s audience To some choice readings from
;ae poets and orators, and will subsequently
appear as al sorts Of Dntchman, a Finne-
san, an An,i-Coo.ie WoodchoYper, Griser
Grade S:aSe-,.riycr, a Puuhin Tie B.;c-, a
Frenca:raa from Limerick and HarGsAeu
baptist EAhoIter from the Wabash. He will
- tbs .4r5e and wholesome bill Of fare,
oi,hod up IN the most sunpt,ous style, for
t"c triti...5 sum VI lily cents a ticket.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

LADIES, CHILDREN's AND MISSES SRoEs.
Mr.. J. Rosen>tock has lately received very
extensive and carefully selected stock Of
ladies, childr : and misses shoes Of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made a large addition to his stock O.
mems anu boys furnishing goods His prices
are tiXed to sui. the times.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

G. A. R.-Members Of the G. A. r. are
hereby notified that meeting will be held
this evening at their hall in this place. A
full and punctual attendance is requested at
j O'clock BY order of the P c.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

To CARPENTERS DESIRING EMPLOYMENT.
One or two trst-class carpenters can obtain
employ mt by immediate anplic1tion at this
office. None hut .horoush workmen need
apply.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

CURRY Two.-As will We seen by an adj
vertisement in another column, the Curry
Engine Company will hold a special meeting
this evening at y o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

ST. Louis, May 4.-The steamer Arabian
bound for Fort Benton, sunk opposite Atchi-
son this morning, and is a total loss. No
lives were lost
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

TIE BUGoLoGIsT EXHIBITION will start
from here this IN ming On its explorations
along the lie of the Pacific Railway. Rev.
\. T. White, State Minerologist, will ac-
company the expedition. We are in hopes
TO be able to lay freqren. letters from Mr.
White before our re. ders. We wish him
and his fellow explorers pleasan. and profit
able season.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-08

CoIMIsS!oTr0. - Governor Blasdel las
commissioned william V. Archer, Commits
.,oner Of Deeds for the State OF Nevada to
reside in Jew York Leonard J. Whitney.
commissioner Of Deeds n South Pass City,
Dakota; Wa. VI. Barlow, Commiss Toner Of
Deeds il Philadelphia, Pa; II. c. Banks,
Com missioner Of Deeds in New York ;
also + II. Cow es, Notary Public in Washoe
county,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

sonal ambition which must be TO them
a temporary advantage, are. leading
them as sheep to the slau@hter.'
What taen can be done? We in
woke, first. eyc,y white man to register,
and vote; aud to make it his special
business by proper appeals and inHu-
ences to induce at least one colored
voter to abstain from voting or to vote
the Democratic ticket. We think any
one white MAN can show to some one
negro, that his interest is the interest
of the whtes-that the ruin of the
whites must inevitably prove his ruin.
This accomplished, the de!usion and
influence Of carpet baggers and scala
wags vanish, and our Country MAJ be
saved from utter desolation.
1t is worth the trial. We urge. and
implore all to be on the alert, and faith
fully discharge the evident duty re-
quired at their hands. It defeat results
we will have a clear conscience. Let
ns however not contemplate failure.
The Indication. are cheering Us with
the prospect that the Northern Demos
Gratis will DO their duty-let rs d.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

awaits the fate intended by those, who in
1860, pursued a similar course. 1t will
undoubtedly be claimed by these parties
that their motives are perfectly good and
as indicating no intention to forcibiy resist
the law or Otherwise interfere with the
peace and quiet Of their respective loeail-
ties. This cannot be granted. In 1861,
professions OF intense loyalty to the Con
stitution and laws went hand in hand with
concealed preparations tor war. Many OF
these men are paroled prisoners who have
sworn to obey the laws in force where they
reside and not to bear arms against the
government, SC. This State has been re-
organized under acts Of Congress, the Sc
ausnce of the rebellion, and any attempt
to disturb its law and prevent the rc-estab-
fishing OF its authority is in my opinion an
act OF hostility and violation Of their sol
EN- Obligations, which may justly excite ac-
ton on the part Of the general Z g1vernment.
Their rights in asserting and maintaining
political preferences cannot be questioned,
but when pushed to the present extremity
assuming hostile positions towards the
government, prompt condemnation On tie
part of all good citizens should follow.
This "aPparent purpose and readiness"
to appeal tp arms, after the experieEcs of
the past seven year, is ine1plicable. 1t
is strarge that many Of tn. citizens Of this
State should 50 fogsAt thelt interests
As to court another collision which can
not bat be more disastrous than that re-
Gently ended. There is nothing in the
present political contest to excite appre-
hen-itus on the part OF any class or par
~. Two election, have quietly occurred
here within the past twelve month as
any that have taken place in the history Of
North Carolina, and with degree Of 20 d
order cred;tai,!e to All concerned, and any
attempt to excite Disturbance - by any par
ties, un6er any pIStence whatsoever, are
alike toultardy and criminal. 1t probably
requires II" discussion to prove the entire
tutlllty Of attempting any resistance ot the
Government in IT, rtfTts t" perfect and
complete the Questions arising tr"Ta the
late var. In Whole power is guaranteed
inr th, maintainance cf the laws a. At pres
ent c"rstjtlted, and until lelajly changed
they sli1ul,i al..t must he -spccted.
Very respectfully,
Your obed.ent servant,
NELSON A. NILES,
BYt. Nal. Gen, U. :. A, Cora'd'g DIST.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15
The Camilla iaiDf.

Captain 70 lI's report developes no
new facts regarding the Camilla riot
he report concludes
From what | could learn the colored
people aud whites were peaceably dis
posed toward, each other. In nay in-
vestisatlon of this matter I VIE matters
tally assisted BY Maj. Howard, and
upon my arrival at Camilla the citizens
OF that place appeared disposed that
the occurrences Of the 10Th should be
investigated. Up to the date Of M
visit here no action had been taken by
the civil authorities OF the county, nor
had any inquests been held over the
bod es f those killed.
General Howard endorses Sibley's
report to SchofeId as follows:
Sir Il have the honor to forward
to you the afidavits sent to me by Gen
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15
fCOMMUNICATI0N.
OAtphgr GA. 1853.

III DIR EN,7itpr II ninlin that a
word konscrnin the periisik!s doins iu
Hi.t ~rd not bea antis, | rt. tha.!s:
THIS is the la which had bin set
aiast fur orl Nv the gregy, lory-l ana
band ,.h,Ikt sksTiea.s and karpi;~
ha-cers, (to cvry uther kind cf b"y-
y~re,) " ole Pitt and tho it raintd
rarna>hun hard, tha orl knra. THAR
must hay bin sum 30 Or 50 Nv 'c.n-
blaSs-"nI the lord noze how mennv
u the imported white trash. It vuz
anuzn too s"a how the mul fue az it
sGoshs thru the to-o " thair shuze.
.h.c' GRIND Ike the mouth nv a bar
'F. &ata>S, when tha'd BRING them
Dr yard Jewellers :oo the earth, Mis-,
ter td,tur, 'tvaz a dark da surtin -
The sun retuz2d to shine, the klouls
we're black an the ar po>sjyly scunk -
i vas a clnerwiDe Giant aud I&ole
F~ks funk. rely tt!t o"ea+y iur the
hei9h Nv the toun, hat crIvl,i hasin
the wcijair AZ the ?eepul y, hart, | im-
woj'tly oriurd - ar pur.Gres frnm tSs
North and shall burn 8 anI barri,z
w tar and l line XII too nita.
Iha net in the koart Hous, lawyer
Perry 2lsidin, who to!e thr kongte.a
shun what tie mc,Gn wu1 fu-. The
du>ay mas wnz then edd ode b. the
swete scenti. I;spin, of kalyin kocks
bos- Of the Alert- otacc nv toe SOD.
kulo korte. Mister Editur. ri hart
ovcrhoze with . ohd;~kribabuI feel,n
Nv Con tno-u hat kind a-shun when
inenshul the naim Nv gt.at t;,inr-I
mene halrin. @! halTin. kaIyin !.
who d thort you had seas emf too te
sch fool! | wnd ike 100 give you a
di-kr'Pshun rT hin., but hi hart taiz
me, SO LII bee moderate:
Hes a kad1ycrous, yallsr- harcI
b'own-beard'd, nasty iuk;n kreechur,
appea!G too hay bin lei "a bad oysters
aDd sets'o eggs orl his !;tie When beze
10 '"uo ;!'e ch;Asns an 6uIa run under
the hOus an q =. DORIS trelbul luz thar
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

l..,....,,a. " II yLlf[a.
,
-" l." : ''1 '''''''' I" ''CA''1'' 'E''7s
I'' i''@iit " your '''''':,',i'''" ''''I VI ',''
Il" 'n>''hi, requesting 'I'' ''o".,> may Il"
St"t /" - :i.nH. io'i' - -, an '''''' ''a'
E'u nave Eitl'i it''flhat''h Il ''''t i,' 81
hnh'ii mes l'"N De" i'"ht >t'l'ieu III
Ne"hefN, ai-" ti3t }"u i"Ne reason 10 "r-
l''Ve t':aT arms have beth aeA' I" Charlotte,
y. c., ana SrNT!3t ''"of points, &c.
have forwarded yoHT letter 10 Ntn' -4eAdc
for h'N mi fhitl'h.
! lave Received r'ta'ie reports, legally
s3b ttntl1teI, that several hundreds OF
Henry "ni spencer rifles U"anT % them
sixteen sh"tt"F-) with utleprnss, Nc,
complete, f'aFe teen received at " IiA.n@-
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

Crime Is ,tr.,j.jy on the inoroaea
Soarc,Iy p DIV ,....saq ,t., %, o.c.,,-,
r. ..,.. ,-;..s ,
'',' '> '''' AT l.
rs, tA'ehdihS lF"m the petty dei'rcdH-
lions upon farmers hrD'o"~o TO bgu
tai murders aed d3~;nr n:ohv3s r,b
har,.. So co,,,,o, h,ra tina, .o,.
=, lint '''1' : ''''1 II 1''''' '"'!''s''
ole 20 record them sHd aS each one
reaches us in quick succcs>i~n. va are
forced to ms floa bv in .i,rrco with
..t... .,..o,', ,..,....,. r,.
' = I, -
'Sl''"s"''7 S'4'o oI "1"'f' nay be
speedily removed from car midst.
That Ral.r4,i>m aud tie result cf
"a ,ln,.,;,.,l:, ta,c;,i,..s }..,s ,.r,,,,c. \
.l.,. ,.-...,...,,:- ,... .....
'''>'''f -
40 one VIII ci'e pretend to Gery a;id
even the most l32.aut Radical ". l..
torc.I t. admit thai this s.;.tr # ..fr. n.
l,. }..,.,- c.,.;..,ol...l ;.o~o.,1 49,.
,...,,. =.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15
Military Ealbarity.

Nothing has occurred in the progress
Of miitacy despotism in this country,
equal in revolving b4rbaFity, to the
treatment ofcertain citizens OF Georgia,
accused Of the murder Of Ashburu, at
Columbus. Alter suffering almost
every conceivable outrage and cruelty.
at the hands of the military, under
Gen. Meade, these citizens were relea,
,eI 10 sufficient proof OF their guilt ap~
pcaring-
Ii wa. case that involved the mur-
i = Of citizen-a civilian. But in
the pien,ltnde Of their power under the
reconstruction acts, the military took
the accused, twenty in number, out Of
the hands OF the civil authorities, and
confined them in Fort Pulaski, in dark
GELS. without ventilation, some Of them
only four feet wide and seven feet long
AMI others onl y two feet ten inches
wide and seven feet long, aud there
seys them for months, IN the heat OF
summer. Not only that, but the an
cient and middle ace system Of torture
vas resorted to, in order to compel
confession Of guilt. They ver. piac
IN sweat box" described a, a little
wider than their bndis. the ONLY air
b,in., al,,itsea tbroo,h = few ANGER
ho,e4 and IL this instruments Of torture
they we're kept for shirty.three hours.
Su1crt3-, from heat and want OF air,
uuin,acinuble horrors.
Equally infamous and barbarous
were tho matb,l. resnr,ad 70 FIR evtort,
io~ .yiIenca aoain.t the nri-ooers
Two ne.roes ve,, 1,on,cai win Is,th
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

eral Sibley with regard to the Camilla
riot. The General says that no action
whatever has been taken by the civil
autho tiles at this date, October 9th,
towards bringing the guilty parties to
punishment, and no inquest was held
upon the bodies, nor investigation had,
except by this Bureau and Capt. Mills,
by the order of the commanding officer
OF the district Of Georgia, whose report
had been forwarded to the command
ing officer Of the Department OF the
South. He further says: 1T is not be
lieved possible to bring the guilty par
ties to punishment through the civil
authorities of Mitchell county, they
being engaged in the affair and justity>
ing it, and no unbiased jury could be
found in that UNITY"
General Sibley makes no further re
marks which relate to this riot, but
simply submits the athdavits, together
with private letter from all officer III
that county, who makes special re
quest Of him that it be not published.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

The following Ma 4jstrates have been
appointed to register the legal voters Of
the various precincts, under the recent
act Of the General Assembly for
Edgecombe County:
Dist. No 1-Tarboro', A McCabe.
" 2-Rocky Mt. S Fountain
" Brssuells, S Fountain.
7-Webbs, Jos Cobb.
8-Sparta, Jos Cobb.
" 9-Pender's Mill, A Nc
Cahe.
L" " 10-Hish Level, a 3 Ne
b.ea.
" 11-liney Grove, 4 Nc
12-Hickory Fork, A Nc
Cahe.
13-Edward's, J II NJ
jenkins.
14-llart's Store, VIM. L
Goodwin.
15-Chcrry's, J. II. Carr
li.ie.
=" 16-NIaucr's " I Goodwin.
17-Lewjs' Store, J Cobb
It was also ordered that Polls Of
Election be opened and held at the fol-
lowing places in the County on the Bird
November next:
At the Court House in Tarb rough,
For Dist. No. l; No, II, (Piuey
=, y % /fi;L- .,rl "a
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

sented?
And if after all the protestations
and actions of the Southern people
have been, as far as possible, made
known to the North, gentleman Of
the intelligence of MIR. Adams, can
learn in two days, by personal inter
course, what he could not have learn
ed if he had remained in Nassachu-
sets life time, Hhat hope have we,
if the government is to be adminiS-
tered according to the personal .juds-
mcnt of those in such utter ignorance
Of our condition and purposes, that
our rights will be rcspected-parti-
cIllarly when that judgment is per-
vcrtcd by faischood and nisrepresen-
tations for partisan purposes.
1t is not surprising therefore, that
the Southcsn people should cling to
the Constitution With the greatest te-
nacity, and should feel alarmed at
the recent fundamental error that in
aay contingency, the necessity ct the
occasion, can justify arg policy, not
authorized by the Constitution, or ex-
cusc The innovation and -urpation, b.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15
appointments by the Beard Of Commits

The following Magistrates have been
appointed to register the legal voters Of
the various precincts, under the recent
act of the General Assembly for
Edgecombe County:
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

The statement OF Mr.. Stewards con
templated marriage is untrue.
Ihe local elections in Delaware re.
salted tavorably to the Democrats.
The governments Of the United
States and En2lond are diligently eu~
gagged on the naturalization treaty
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

TIE Stapl2ri's Infamous Attack
Oh iIe Women OF TIE s0H;li---
lei Every North G2TOiiG-aI read
ana Ponder.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-10-15

nN TUESDAY TIE 27TH OCTO-
i y Der, 1o6S, before the Court House irf
Tarhoro', we will sell a; Public Auction.
tiat Nrrv =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
OF THE UNION
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF
STOREY COUNTY.

Z At a meeting or tho Committee, held last evening.
the following proposition was submitted:
The undersigned. members Of tho Union party OF
storey county. for tho purpose or preventing any
a fna5 iDaIS,S ~ tn er psrrs y toss unlscd ststcs San:
our primaries BY which The success. Of The party
nayty 10 exurc% MI eiiotcs fSr Senator bya direct
Vote, and to prevent tho Senatorial question from
p p. .snsisy,s ss1 GSr sI:;o :: .u seT county oi &c: .s IL iSa.
tually agree 70 The following mode q n~ceSlining
the preference Of the Union men OF this county for
tho tncnbers or the Legislature TO be elected In said
county at tho ensuing elections il ~,
Pirst-WoMlllyote fot no person loI Dslsss'e 70
carry oai ;sisiyia provisions n respect TO said
seeond4rhc Delegates chosen 70 the County Con.
,yentIon shall before making any Legislative nomi-
nations. adopt tho following resolutions d p Ln.
u RHsoLyxD, That inc Ss,s y .eo n pSs \ % !,
Is their votes or Otherwise. for the once OF unitsd
' sss sncS ssas1 Ss;., sE ,sef a e.. he s eSOics Or tss Union
voters Of this county In the manner hereinafsr pro
5seaseJ, a t nv ~ 4 general election each Union voter
W h may 60 choose shall have; written or pr1ntea
unon his ticket. m addition to the names Of canai.
ds {, n S, o,,sess tSs sSt tserc.s all.a, t az Se s.. S., nj
With the name OF his choice forream poaitonli
and the pcrson whose name shall thus DO plsesa
pupon ina largest nuuiber Of tickets shall DO eonsid.
cred ne eholloe OF he vRion party Of ,Sio eS y nv
LnaisiSilyo deinGalon - above stated.
IS. A ticket shall be considered = Union tieLe.
~ Sa, S ssS an e ssy sn'a aij ps &c sssis .sSssi no%i.
TrSSirdHeNo persen sSaiI DO nominated for TIE Lesis;
lature BY the Convention untilhe shall have pledges
himself S;abIdssH q the foregoing resolution ana =
ToourthMThs aid Convention shah prescribe The
mode Of counting sad y,,otss for tne oece o. sehAVTYit
Aprif22. 1888. HAA