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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

In point Of plain honesty aud simple jus.
tice, % we'll - wisdom and sxpedieucy
these is no difference whatever between psi.
vate and pubic money tsansaclous and be
tween domestic and iessign ls01es OF Dor.
rover. What ;s iAir o. prsdsnt in The one
case. is fair and judieioss 10 the ot.As case
The only difference is, that The private csed,
itor, end especially, in moss sasss, the fee.
eian individual essdises, hAs no power oi.,
fosoe bis elains agAiass . government,
while et ihe same time most people are in
clined % consider ,be pledge Of . govssn,
msnt rnoss trustworthy ihan hst Of single
borSowes. There ase reasons, therefore, Why
governments ought to keep their open Of
fsily implied pledges with still greater scsu,
pulousnsss ,hAn individuals Add 10 thin
the fact Of public psychology, which appears
st cvesy period Of history, and which -has
done aud i doing Infinite mischief, namely,
that men. slthough in morals thsse i no such
thing = diviikls ssapoasibilisy, ~ will
they vote, in . body Of men, ior 1sasasss
which tAey. would never .havs had The eeus.
ags 70 taks single hanosd.
Ifa measure of complete OF partial repu>
dia6on toward domes6eo or foreigners d
proposed, every man called upoa 70 voss
ought 70 ~ himself these qsessioos:
Would do il II alone were the borrow.
err Would conmia hlse bankrupscy7
What uould ~ il my commercial fisoda
aossd thus toward me
Have ! mol always heard that honesty
is the bet policy" md does any dishonesty
profit 10 10 the Iong run
IL the ocds OF honesty regulated BY geo.
graphic lines. or ought We 70 he - honest "a
lender, although be lives in bssisa passs,
- 70 . fellow.eitisen ? L Me csmmsnd.
menA /" Thou shal, not ssaAl," (whioh in.
eludes cheating and robbing,) modified BY
sumo such words ~ !" from domestc = OF,
Thou shalt nos steal individually. Gov
srnmsnts, or whole set ct men sogeshlr,
may rob aud sessl er deny jses claims ~
From LSe6~'s Pep~ ON Asng, ste.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

During the recent session OF tho
Democratic State Convention ol
Massachusetts that body resolved
1--WE depreca,e all attempts to
detract from the military fame
or blacken the private char.
aeter OF General Cant" The sx.
preston shows how well con.
vinced are the intelligent portion OF
tue Democratic party that ssurrilous
abuse ofthe great soldier Of the Ma.
ton rccoils With ten-iold effect upon
tho heads Of the authors. Men OF
sense, like Pendleton. have declared
agsins, the billingsgate bombshelling
from the first. The whole party, with
the exception Of few Hottentots
who are incapable Of decency, are
discovering the thing don't pay, and
are stopping the indecent warefars.
Registsr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09


Ss.ne-Work>soom Of q largs ss.ablish'
menL 3 Ne m
Employer 10 Samstseas- Hand out thos,
shirts. Be alive, have no time 70 throw
away on sewing women. Examining hl
asticies. A doesn hese, you say twenty
cents apiece. You leit cns stitch thsrs.
SsAmsssss-I eouldn't help il, the candle
was % din, and ny eyss 20 vsas, aflsr Ct.
>aes hours wosk. ~.
Boss-Whas do l care fos your eyes, OF
how long you work. I'll Ans you twenty
eents for the dropped ssisuhes, and twenty
more for Keeping them out % long.
Seamsisess-Oh, sir, dontl couldn't
help it. Two Of the childssn ars nick ooe
of them may be dssd before I ret Aeme,
For Gods sshs don't fine me. ShA nsiss.
Boss-Wh b.. the ID do l case for YOU
or your hatsl Stop your vA;upering or III
osll q polseman. Thssx's sixty cents; be-
gone out cf this. Exit woman eryingl
Seene-Sur same man, selling the sams
shisas 70 geosleman.
Doo-1hs shirts ars 6rst>class. sir. made
BY ons Of our noat carfnl sewers. bound q
wear - long - thsy hold together.
0entleman-It seems % me that fourdol
lars apiece is rather high.
Boss-No. q all sir; the bare mati>g
cost seventy five cents spiece. and hey an
worth il. sis. There's an ssuasaal alnoual
Of fwork o. sbirt sir. You'll take them,
cir. Anything else, SIR Would like q
wait upon you. sir, q long - ron like. Oh.
you don't care for any thing elss. Very well,
cir; III send them home, cir. Exit pss>
chaser. #e -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

The platform for Georgia assassins and
Tennessee Ku-kluk-Ths soa6old.
What the Georgia assassins wabt--to bs
alone. What the Democracy want them 10
havs-Their own way.
Treason-The Southern rebellion. Ae~
cessorics before tho fact-The Demoerscy,
Accessories during tho fAct- Tho Dsmocra>
cy. Acccssories after the fact-The Demo-
crAey.
A leading issue hetveen Hspublicanism
and Democracy 10 whether he employer shall
own the laborer, or the laborrr Own himself.
Republicans saY the latter Seymour, lamp
too : Co. maintain the former.
The New Yolk .7~ald saws that tho r..
publican vote Of that city win be fully douh>
in november. and that throughout the State,
heavy majority viii b cast against the
Ccpperhead Democracy.
The PhiladelpAia correspondent Of the
Nov York Tribsns, predicts that the Re-
pshlieAn State ticket in Peaasslvxnis will
be elected BY least Gsary's majority in
1856 7,0OO), and that it IS likely 10 4,
20, 600 or 5000. Philsdelpbia Is promis
10 give from 5000 o 5000 Republican ma.
icrtv W
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
ssOSsL, YE UNrEnnfviED.


The following sstaact from he Colsmt,vs
iGa.j .A~, 10 nos Sor radical eyls, but Sos
our Deno noorAA;c readers. II shosld te read
just sfs<s p~,ss " IN oil IL .sesiegs ol
their Seymour End Blair clubs. II go %
tonic upon he body polisc ~ the rel e..
tate Democsacy, 10 some locations, while in
Others j. seems % purity the system from
such tumors and excrescencss as "wereh
.hsgying," uench loving" &c.
"The demonstration made W our color,
"A Democratic kviends on Tuesday night
was perfect success. Tie Club han vaa
6llcd almost % oves0owine wish he iaseli>
genoa and worth q Abe freedmen OF our ci-
y, while large nsssben wsse ciussnd OUT
ent. Jeff,sson Holbsook, President Of ths
Colorsd Seymour and Blair Club" .Irssi-
ded, assisted By numbers Of Vice Psesidents.
Immediately after the messing had been
called 70 order, on motion Of Joe Clash, the
we'll known barber, committee, eossisiins
Of Joe CLARK, John SApler, Frank Blyle,
John Wells, Sipeo Lsns, and John 0ondsr,
was appointed 70 wait upon Col. VIM. s.
Morton. of New Orleans, Who bad consent.
ed 70 addfes. the meeting, and escort him 70
sLe hall The committee, headed by the
brass band ofshe club, eoasisting Of l6 pie
ces, waited upon Col Morton 1T ths rooms
Of Ds. Sehley, and Afsr > shon dsssnion,
which we understand was occupied in smi.
ling, returned With the speaker 10 the hall,
accompanied By number Of white lsisnds.
Col. Morson's speech wss we'll received and
heartily appiauded. He vas followed By
Mayor Wiikins and John W. Graham, Of
New York, fluent colorsd o.asos; after
which : lumber Of freedmen Joined tie club,
and the ueeing adjourned - ls,e hour
With hearty cheen to- Seymour and Blair"
A committee Of six daskies waited upon
"Col. Morton, OF New Oslesns," and ss>
oosssd him V the hall to address "mixei
multitude" Of "kllow sitisens." What 10
the Democracy coming tor
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

General Blair's nomination. fos
Vice President is simply . sublime
blunder-worre than Scy1our's, fos
it brings no strength and conciliates
no disappointmen:s. The General II
. rash, heady, uncertain . partisan
the prince Of good fellows socially,
but as iit TO deal With questions ii
state - he Is to build . Mississippi
steamer. What induced HE nomina.
ton 10 : mystery that remains % b
solved Probably. however, the
friends OF Hancock, sceiug that mat.
tsrs werc already on the downward
progress through Seymonr's snccess,
concluded to help them along By
giving the gallant Frank the second
seat on the descending car. sssl
On the whole, IL Grant asd Colfax
had held = friendly consultation to
rick on: their adversaries they could
not have been more successful than
the rebel Democracy. -For,.ey IN
INisa. Press.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Latter iro0 Exs0ovoRnor DROWu, of
Georgia.

l'Es
ATLANTA, August As, lSSa.,
Hon. 4. H. Conner, Chairmaa Republear
State Committee, Indianapolis, Ind,
psaa SlR:-Some unknown friend hs.
forwarded to me, through the mail, the su,
closed article, headed .'0overnor Brown
General Forrest which purports to b from
the indianapolis Stnatssl, II he ia efJuiy
ls6S. from which mako the fo.lswiae sx.
Here occurred an extract relative to Ger,
tain charges made against Gov. Brown, the
substance OF ~hish win Be inferred ffom the
Governors reply. 2s
Now pronounce this whole stateyue esst "a
unmittiEated falsehood, without tho SEM
blancc Of truth to. sustain it. / never ds.
manded Col. SsAighl's troops, nor Col.
Walker, nor any other Federal prisoner. o
Mr.. Davis. for any such purpose. nor for
any other purpose. never during the whole
war, had in my possession, nor under nv
control, Federal prisoner Of my name,
grade, or rank.
At the time Colonel Straight and his com.
mand were captuied, NJ. Davis Was in Rich.
moud and in Georgia. Either Of the de-
nands upon him for The delivery 70 me Of
prisoners, as charged by the Ssntias', must
have been in writing, and sent by nail or
telegraph, or by staff officer or other mess.
enger. challenge the author to produce
the letter, telegram, or messenger Who car.
red either, No cannot shelter himself un>
der vague reports or false ramors. de-
mand the proof. and pronounce him I eAl>
umniator till he produces il.
] not only had no control over Federal
prisoners, but the relation between Mr.. Da>
Wis aud mysclf during the latter part Of the
war were such that any request that might
have made in their behalf sOsld, Al all Who
know his tempel and deposition will reads
ly admit. much more probably have result
ed in their injury than their benefit.
used all the means at my c0mmand,
which we're justified By The rules Of civilized
Warfare, 70 SECURE the success Of the Con.
fsderacy but no Gus can point TO singls
instance IN which Itransccnded tlsoaA rulss
BY any unauthorized act Of cruelty IL. those
then regarded ~. eusmics.
Very respectfully YOUR ob't servr.
JOSEPH L. BROWN.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
CHAPTER lls.
AN ACT TO Protect Game.

Osett0S :. Oe Oeoeee0 ~ eAs 0enW0
Asssst% cfaAe Sfats Of losra, Tha. il sasiI
10 unlawful tor any persoa, except on II
own pes0isss and for bic ewn svclnsive -,
p kill, snsuars, OF trap, any Wild deer, elk,
or fAwn, prairie Asa os chichen, bssussa the
6sss day of JessAry aad The fsss dav y
Aossss IN each and every y0r; asy WOOD,
cock bstsssn The isss day Of Januasy -
July in each year any quail, rufIlsd grouse,
" pheasant bstws.a the 6l>seash DAY Of DE-,
cembes and The twelfth day e Sspssmhr
or any Wild turkey bstvses she 6ss dav. y
Fsbruasy aud the 6rss Of September; Av,
Md, lhal except on his ova pssmissa. 4
shall thnhsr b unlawful for aay psrseu q
nei, eusasrs, OF tap any Of said eUme !.
csps in the moath Of Dscsmber; oNd prv,id.
- HSSk~, That except On his own psenis.
= II shall be unlawful for any psssoo to e.
snars, net, or xap any quail u any time
Of The year prior 70 the hsst Of Dscenbsr,
1874.
Ssc. ?. Il shall b. unlawful for any per-
son 10 buy or ell any cf the above msnison
toned animals or birds which shall have
been trapped, ensnarsd or killed between
the days above mentioned. The having in
possession ANY Of the above uuimals or Bird
recently killed By any person OF persons b,
tweca said dates, shall be deemed and taken
~ prima faeis evidence that the zane ~
trapped, ensnarsd, o. killed BY tAs persons
having the possession Of the same i. yioia.
iion OF this act z IL
SEC. a. That any nilsoad, express eo~.
rAny VI other common carrier in this Saaee,
or any OF their ageats or servants, LAvins
any Of the above birds or aninals Il thel
possession, for transportation OF other pu.
poss, during the period above limited Aud
prohibited, ahsil b psnisLed BY 6ae Of uoI
lsss than el00, os nors than 3oe, " hy i'm,
psisonment in the county jail 80 days, or by
both ssch 6ne and inpsisoaocus.
SEC. 4. Any persoa violaiiag any. Of ~
PROVISIONS of this Acl shsll forfeit OF pav I
line OF 6fteen dollars for each deer, ava os
elk saarsd. en.rappsd, killed, bought, s.a q
held in possession, and 6se aollsrs tor cav
bird Of gene AlOvs mesioned thas kilIej.
trapped, ensnased, bought, aold o. held i
possessions, and such psrsoa nay be pro.e,
euled either in the couuty in which he Of.
lease was committed OF uhere ssid pessou
haa in his possession aay Of such an,nals q
birds thus killed, ensnared Or trapped, boushl
or sold Ia violation q law.
Sac. 5, Any psrson who shall 70 upoa
, the premises Of auy other pe,son OF corpora.
ton, whether enclosed or not, and shajl b.
found hunting, trapping, o. enssariag any
OF the above named birds or animals, in
violation of the provisions Of this act, shall
Os,.sI Os asemed San,y ., nsspa:s' And may BE-
s.;J rossr.s;on - .s;d .,a.s. !" esssss'o" Sss VI
;uss;cs u Ia nsscs "S X "..s aa.. oe.ose -.
..car. ~ c,r,ne,.., % H. w .Suh, 3 osnef
snr ann NO, fs,s ,hsn .hr.s i.s" a"s nnsa ~
~. ~ 'S S". y. ,s. - .sI y. .nise 1o.la!s pof aoys
u anS Il a hs a.aa,. :, ,'a . re school
of tl,s sehools Of s.;d .o.r,- ,~n.,;..S 's =
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
CHATTER III.

sFsH CHATTER III. ts 81
AN ACT to promote the collection OF rev.
snus Of incorporated cities end town aet.
ing under special charters.
SscrroS ]. Be Il saoctsd b. H. General
Assess03y eftAs State Of Iossa, That 70 oil
cities and towns heretofore incorporated un-
der special acts and charters, and which do
not now possess the right to cell personaI or
real property for the collection Of delinouen.
taxes, including special tates and sseess.
inents, full power and authority u hscsby
granted TO sell real and psrsoual property
Tor delinquent taxes, including special rates
and assessments levied upon property for the
Improvement Of streets, alleys, sidsw,lks, the
soossruction Of sewers, and othes inprovss
meut OF like nature bss no dssds, hereto.
tors by city suthorities, whore there was ne
legal power to sell, shall b considered a.
valid By anything herein eostsinea.
SEC. .. That The city cesaeil % tsusasss
u any incorporated city o. town, coming N.
der ths psev,si0as Of shs Aes, ahall have ~
right to provide By ordinAaes fos ths mesAod
o. condsc,ing salss Of property sold foe. del.
inqu~at tsxss OF asssssmsnts, apd also 10
provide oil other nssdfal sHles ssd rsrula.
ions for the proper enforcement of shs riahss
hereinafter granted. Deeds given fos psup.
erty cold under the provisions sf.his sct shsll
have the same force and validity - shos4
executed By county treasursrs in similar
cases.
The city council OF trustees Of any insor.
'porased city or town, acting under special
charters, msy, il they deem best, cause 70 b
certified up to tbe clerk Of the board o! su.
psrvis0rs oil taxes, rates, and special -.
sessments the same - though said city, or
Town had been Incorporated under shs gen.
sral incorporation law, known - chapter
81 Of the Rsvisien Of 1860, and the amesd.
meats thereto, and when 90 certified, said
.Axss, rates, and special ssssssmsn,s shall
b collected and accounted for ia I'll ssspscss
the same = provided for BY section 5, chap.
tsr IS, Of the scts Of the Tenth General As.
ssmbly.
Approved April 'ih, 1868.
STATE OF IOWA.
OrvIcI OF Sycxs7AaY OF Stars,
Des Moinss, May l, ICES.
hereby certify that the foregoing i !
sras copy of he original roll nov on Gle in
this ONCE.
ED. WRIGHT,
Secretary Of Sta.s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Meat Market !!
Clinton g. T. ]. Wilson,

HAVING PURcuASED The Meat Market
IL Of Luckcy 3 BRO, win keep csnstsnsiy on
hsnd the best qaalhS ofnceES Mutton and posk,
aoa other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in tAe business, and being large
u Engaged il huying Cattle and Hsga and feed
inc On their farms, will at all times Furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
ottlis market they have reduced the price Of
= u1ae1s ore, third, and viii continue 10 ish
toen At the lowest living rates.
sThs highest market psiee paid Tor cattle and
l,ess. Those having stock for sale will do well
teulvc them call MO
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

IAe undersigseA - sspsstfslly cells the atten-
tlon,pf the puSlis - pleesast ssve Seminary,
ed e e y;ssR; ;s \, ", We 1872 have ptovidsa rooms
49, and will earnestly spdsavor to richly ~
q payepis ~ / guardians who mayxAe dis.
- ts@khd rsrlift 20 this ssAcois : cG
Ill Tern Regina. Sept. Sth, ls6SyaI eeo i.
s~3e IL ~Geks. Winter Tsrm beEths Dec .th,
seassf. sj,s -. y sls.. ISsas; sg,iss T..r sssn'
,.G:ssss,FS n lssa sssl,s %; q
t. and no reduction except for protracted
Is. .HaEr gef frff
- !. y. CALDWELL, PAX.
Qbam p. o.. ysly 81, 1ses. x ISM
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

The ordinary deAnition ~ m islsad
lis = portion OF. land entirely sur-
rounded By water" A fl,besnian Of
our acqualnta..ce icclares thas thia
does l,al n,eat q z case of lrslanA
which, oeaaideslny The reatich
~ State ChasyAsatis -aaehine,
as - 3. ~Ta-gouer & Co.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
CHAPTER $50.
CHAPTER la.

SHArikis Ia. Sts~A
AN Acrso destroy cansda Ihis,lss.
SECTION I. he Il saaaed u ~ 0oneral
lssow6y cftAs Ntofs Of ksra. That Fl asv
sesidsnt owner of any land In III Seata *
- having been noti6~l IL writ ~ u ~
pfeseacc Of CAnada .hisslcs n kls o. -
Premi~s, ,hall permit them or Aay tafe
thereof 10 blossom o. a,ature, & q a. Aan
b liable TO ine of6vs dollars aad coen
Of collection fos each oAense.
Approved April I, 1888. ssas
STATE OF IOWA,
Ospics o. SEcRErAsr OF SrArs,
pes Moines, Nay L,.f8ss.
] hereby certify the foregoing = b true
copy ofshe original rol now on Als d a.
oAlcc. =
RDwRIGHr,
Secrvtssy Of Seate
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

Hang out the grsea ulustrious sasncs E
u noble man and noble deed,
Who ne'er their country's trust BETRAYED.
Or faltsred in her hour Of se<dOT
Let all the people from afar j. Z
Behold the nstion come st leagth.
rscn l,ese iatsigus and bloody vs
~ heishs sf gssad and staLls stsesStA.i
Vow sweeps tho darkness ftom tho sky,
And looking o'ef long yeare sf pain,
With sense Of danger ever nigh,
From men offdst, md creed md gk4h. :
Wa 100 The rainbow arch Of psscs
Stretch o'sr the lAnd from shore to shore.
A promise cf cur glad sdsnNo, 20 Tk
A pledge that trait 70 rule no more.
LET u saAVE P9ACE.0
From hailo~d ground, ~st&
From martyrs mound,
From widows breast,
Prom grite oppress'd,
al From -sirs bereft,
In sorrow left,
Prom every sod
/ iE-isvs Tho slain have tvsd .ss.s
y.s = Prom, every hooAs ~
..8 ,.5s 0ncs tipgsd with blood,
! Prom plenty blessed,
From toll oppressed, RI
tea FSon hill and dale, ssis
S7st Proa every vale, sEsaas
From rock -givt Maine
To Western Plain,
The prayers increase
'tLet US have peace"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

STATE OF IOWA,
OrsicE ~ SncAErARycr SxA-y,
Des Moipes, Mar l.le6s.
hsrshy certify the foregoing 10 b. ! true
eeey = n original wi noe o. IL " ih,a
kn Wight.
@s4s Secse<Ag-cf 81
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
LET IL HAVE PRACE.n


s0rant.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

"sPss5 1CU7Ss
STATE OF IOWA,
OSFiaI OF SEcaxrARY OF SrAra.
Dss hoines, Nay !, less.
hereby certify tAAs ~ Sssseo;sx i . txv.
copy u the original sOu nov on 6is 10 this
ONCE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17
Impeachmlent.

Judge Curtis, one Of the Presidents
counsel, occupied the better part Of
two days in his argument. The points
he aimed to make were, lst that the
several Senators and members of the
House Of Representatives had express
ed the opinion, at the time of the pass
age of the civil tenure bill, that the
bin did not relate to the present
Cabinet officers; I'd that as President
johnson had not appointed Mr. Stanton
Secretary of War, the tenure of Office
law did not apply to his case; Sd that
the Presidents object all along had
only been to bring the law before the
court to test its constitutionallty; and
lastly, that the Presidents denuncia
tions of Congress in his speeches, were
not intended to apply to the Constitu-
tional Congress, but only to the ruling
majority in it; and that, as the Senate
was of the body denounced the court
and triers were interested parties.
The counsel for the President have
had Gen. dd-interim Thomas, Gen
SHERMAN and others on the witnes,
stand. Their testimony developed
nothing that the public did not know
before. Other witnesses are to be ex
amined, and speeches to be made OF
both sides, after wbich-in week o.
ten days hence-the trial will conclude
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17
Putnam Co,,nty.

The Democracy. Ct Putnam county,
this State, through their organ, comes
out strong against negro suffrage, and
demands that the Democratic Legisla-
ture Immediately pass the visible ad-
mixture bill, to prevent negroes from
voting. "Let US have a law" that
journal says, to prohibit wholesale
negro voting. This is what the friends
of the white man demand. The Demo
crats of Putnam county are .fedrfully IN
earnest in regard to this matter, and
they desire to be SO understood by the
representatives of the party in the Leg
islature." The Toledo Commercial
has taken pains to look up the statistics
of Putnam county in the last Federal
census, and finds that the county whose
democrats are fearfully in earnest in
regard to this matter" has eolored
population of one male negro, and t'0c
male and three female mulattoes as Q
grand total, while the Democratic ma
jority in the county last fall was l,o4s
The thousand forty-eight Democratic
voters sre afraid the negroes will gair
the ascendaucy.