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AtJ:M CslliHs lissAs place to buy your
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laa Al Nh Cannsn' slis who're you set your
choice varieties Of millinery and dress goods
~ Reasonable terms; they are Of the latest and
4 nest GAahionshls stylss, call around.
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tI0(l0 Agents Wantcd--In all parts Of the
lUOU United States,s to sell our immense
list Of nearly 500 different Books, Bibles and
Photograph Aitums. Every family wants
something from it. Catalogues furnished free
on application, and books sent post paid to
any address on receipt Of price. Carysssing
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to 1000 of these books almost anywhere. For
terms to agents and other information address
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/; NEW ADV kitIIoEMEAIS
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the of either Of these rome
dies. They will cure every case Of MARASMUA
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in tho
hands of the proprietor but space will allow Of tho
publication Of but few. Those, ii will be observed.
are men Of note and Of such standing that they must
b believed
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-29

"ESLET JOHNSTON & C. C. GUILFORD
" having purchased the interest Of H.
Galley, in the firm Of Galley s Johnston, the
E new firm Of F1
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w. T. Johnston & Co.

Will continue TO supply tho people eff TAMA
County with all articles in their line
at prices IS reasonable as
the times will permit
EE
81 "a Y
They will Keep constantly on land a large and
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NOTICE.

II Il vellostablished fact that fully one-hAlfe q
the female portion Of population are
seldom in the enjoy ment Of god health3
or, to use their own y - expression, anever
feel we'll" They are languid, devoid Of Ill
energy. extremely nervous, and have appetite
To this class Of persons the BITTERS, or tho
TONG, are especially recommended.
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woven Covcrlids, by Mrs. J. C. Keys; two woven
Connterpanes.;by Mrs. L. J. Langslon; one woven
C6anterpane,. by Miss Eliza Norris; two Knit
Countetpanes, by Mrs. J.sH. Jones; same, (one)
byAIiss Narcissa.Jenes "a piece Of Leather, by
Your Committee make the following Awards
To Miss ElyrQ Milford; for the best Quilt; Mrs.
JsC. Keys, for the best Co4erlid; Miss Eliza Nor.
ris, 70 rsfhe best woven. Connterpane Miss Mar
,cissa Jones for fe,hest Knit zCouuterpane; ;B. p.
Norris, best specimen, Leather,
w. j. MILFORD, Ghmn
motion, =Association&ad djouraed to meet
on saleday,in February ezt,sbsing the regular
quarterly meeting. 49,.
JAMES a. HoYT, Sec.
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sHERIFFoSes SALE.

BY virtue of writs of Fiera Facias to me directed.
wiil;expose to sale On Saledny next, si Anderson
c. H. within the usual hours of sale, the following
property. to wit; - :, ~. - r.
One irnct of Land, containing 4S7 acres. NOR.
or less, bounded bylands Of ohm 2Burdine. Sine.
on Smith and others, levied on as the property OF
n. r. Reeves, atthe suit,of B. F. Webb.
One nuimproved Lot in the Town of Anderson,
known in the plan.Of said Town astha Eortheast
corner of square No. 16,containing o1e-half acrs,
more or less, levied on as the properly Of E. Webb
at the suit Of Sharpe & Watson. ssl5: 'sS::@s
+-SOnc Tract of Land, contaiuing 200 acres, tmors
or less, known as the Warren Pncei on -waters1o
Threc-and-TwentyA Mile Creek, bounded by lands
of Robt. Adger, Major Seaborn and others, levied
on rs the property Of Samuel W. Miller, at the
suit of Hull Atkinson, survivors. = z.
One Tract OF Land, containing l5l acres, more
or less, on waters of 6euerostee screek,, ;onrled
by lands of John W.. B. Skelton, Estate or f-Jossph
Taylor and others, levied on as the property OF
Wm al. Heown, al the suit of Jacob Bdrriss. *;
: 0ne improved Lot in the Town of Anderson,
containing threc-fourths of'an acre, more or less
known MS the Cochran House, bounded on the east
BY Main street south-by lot Of Samuel CrnTford.
west by lot of John 3. Moore, and ON tie nort6 by
Church street; levied On as Tile; propsrty;of: a:
Evins, security for B; F. Hammond, at tiiesuft .of
Duckworth and Martin, Adm'rss - , III ya;i: ~
One Tract Of, Land containing $50. acres. more
or less, on waters of Rock and Watermelon creeks;
bounded: by lands Of Griffin Breazeale, Hugh Ma.
liaffa. Wm.l Mcd ukin and others On the premises
aretwo fine Milt sites sixty acres of Bottom
land; and o-comfortable dwelling house and our,
buildings: Lelied on as the properly ofA: Eyins,
security for B. E. Hamnond, at the suit of Duck
worth aud :Martini .&dhi rs. - 80 .
0n,T Tuesday after saicday, atthe residence otaGe
defehdaut,1 miles south Of Anderson OF H.. enc
COW and calf, z yearlings; one horse wagUr;
one two-Iorsc. wagon,. one buggy and harness, 3
chairs, L bedsiead, 2 feather beds and bedding.
smalltatlesil dining table, 1baread sri safe.
levied ON as tile property ofsN Nc ciirister, at the
suiscf WmB Watson ~. <; sifas :
4. FERNS eash@purclasers TO pay for tides and
stamps; ss::..: ~ i.. u:
~. =; 3; WM. McGuKIN, s:a.ca =
s-<ts =.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

sTbo proceedings of This body for the past week
sse aiaoat devoid: Of Sntersat. -Boih Houses
adoptedaa solution to:taks : recess
from the, eend instant to the 9TH Of 9anaary; and
the House Of representatives. afterwards resoinded
itsSe.e of ipcthe resolution &c seems
saea manyofi the ncHiheLa, ARE anxious le draw
theirper diem during The Sseess, apd Milling
70 adjourn over for fe holidays, unless this qqes-
is aeilsdis their: fasor Thema,!e has been
referred Atlorney General for histecisioh
apon fhs ooassisniio6altssof drawing payy:;while
.tbey.are idHng away the reness.ls.':, - 'a.
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA
A.NDERSON COUNTY.

N TIE: courr* Of coMafoS PLEAS.
John III Dobbins,..Administrator, vs w Cooper
and wife, Lou'A Cooper. James Il Pagett, and
= Others dGDnJor Relief &c. ii-s Z.
IT nppearingsto my satisfaction that w Cooper
ana wife, Lou A;Cooper, Janies Il Pagettand Flor
encs. T. Pagelt Defendansia the above stated case,
reside without the limits Of This State On motion
Of Reed s Brown, sol. petit is s,s.t -. =
ORDERED, That the said Defendants do severally
appear inNhis Court within forty4days from the
publication Of this notice, and deplead, answer or
demurT TO tho petition filed against them, 0r-the
same will, be.takcn pro -confcsso. -.
x : -JoHNaW DANIELS, ccP.
Clerk Office, Anderson Eounty,1
81 December 16,, 1868 = = 2G--e:5 :5,re
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rHs CIRCUS COMING. .

= His viii be received with glad
ness by hejuyenile portion:of the community, and
children of larger growth will find some excuse TO
enjey .splenaid,attractions offered by sroSa:&
NUnRAEss. Circus. which has, been pronounced 10
be eahe best in;the world" Remember, that 1nes-
day:next is The day, and e7crybody can anticipate
chfs!nas BY attending q rcal:Ive Circus, full Of
wonders ana complete in aLils appoint Inenls. = =
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Notice to- Creditors.

As the Agricultural Associations meets at 4Ander-
son C. II. ON the 10Th, the meeting of r. a. Max.
Wells creditors Mt penaleton has been postponed
TO TIE 18th ihst, wien he will be prepared TO per-
feet settlement of his indebtedness oa the basis
heretofore agreed'upon.
Dec 9, 1868 25 IT,. ia
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.i.ANpER.S0N COUNTY -.

By WaW Humphreys, Esq. Pro. Judge.
: WHEREAS, B Frank Sloan made suit to me; to
grant him Letters of Administration, de bonis non
with the willanncxed, ofsthe Estate and effects OF
Hrs Susan Sloan. = s-4S,S.' t..s -l,-s}, ..
These are therefore 10 cite and admenish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
Susan Sloan, deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court Of Probate, to- be held at
Anderson Conrt, House on the 3lst December in
isant, after publication hereof, att o'clock inthc
forenoon, 10 shew. cause, if any they have, why
the said Aduinistration should not be granted.
Given Under my hand, this 18th day of Decem-
Der, Ammo Domini, 1868. ~
:l::i}iT35' l5.i W. W.IIUMPHREYs, FLAG
sss s26 -
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j O eos g M I'll e.s

Are fixed features with this Circus, and their re-
continue to afford rich themes for amusement
STONES. MURRAY advertise only such attrac.
tions ny actually belong to their Circus, and do mol
magnify the abilities of their troupe when they
claim-that no exhibition in,the worldfcan equal it,
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;;Aadsrs0jlui S%llatsllige1lcer.
Wednesday. Morning Dec'rs Bf.:
NEWSPAPER WANTED;

Anysof oay. friends; having capy-of the knder-
son Gazette published during the month of January,
1853 opnles gSeai favor by bringing tue
same to This, office: II viii; be carefully handled
snd returned promptly, -: ss.s
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Administrators Notice,

ALL persons. having demands against the Estate
of Wiflian Nevtts deceased, will present Them lie.
gaily ATTEST ed Those knowing indebted
to; said Estate will make payment at once.
- -, - D. CROSBY: admir-. 2,
&, Dec 5, 1868 20 -; ,S...+:z
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! New AdYea5rltis
For Sale.

:. NY HOUSE and LOT on the, Greenyillc Road,
The lot contains Fo1r;and q half Acres. If not
sold within fen days; It will BE rented ow for next
( YEAR iii = 2 =, a.; =: JOSEPH.N! BROWN
Dec le; 1861, - ,l526. g:',si - 2 ~
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s. sTATE5oF SOUTH CAROLINA
'.ANDERSONs COUN4fY.

By w. " Humphreys, Esq, Pro. Judge.
!. WHEREAS, Jfrs Kelly made sutto me- to
erant.her Letters of Administration Of the Estate
and effects of G w Kelly. ,i...,.,
. These are therefore 10 cife and admonish all and
singular The kindred aud creditors of the said G
W:Kelly, dcoensed. that they be and appear before
ME, in the Court Of Probate, bc held at Anderson
.CourtIIouse on the :5lh day of January, 1860, at
ii o'clock in the forenoon, To- shew cause, if any
they have why the said Administration should not
be granted. -.
8 Given under my hand thisl 18th day ofaDeccm-
Der, Ammo Domini,, 1868.
... WV HUMPHREYS, PJAc.
-....,..,, -. =, 81. 26 y.
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Notice Of Dissolution,

THE copartnership exi.ting,tinder Sthe namesof9J
E.. .Harperya Co. MAS dissolved by mutual consent
on the 18Th of March, 1868. The business of the
late irm will hs settled BIZ the undersigned to
whom payment must be made and all demands
presented. ~ - -
Dec l6, 1865 .si.;s: is.;.,226 ~. r.s (
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
., In EauitY-.-Anderson,

Eliza 4 Lorton, Adminisiratri1, VS. John B Stton.
et al.-Balio Administer Estatein Eqnity. &c.
pURSUANT to order of Court, viii sell Mt pub
lie oalcry, ut Pendlelon, on Wednesday, December
go. 1863 the rents Of land Of the Lorfonr Estate,
consisting of Corn, Foddsr,' Cotton, &c.
Terms cash i.,....5.y., ~.
Commissioners. Office, At, - .,A
Dee 16, 1868 26-2
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THE GREAT JOHN HENRY }.

Her first season In America -; =
80, = THE GREAT JOHN Henry, :. Z. Z.
The superb 7de6snce. champion: Equestrian and
ThauJnaturgic Artistelate Director Of the Cirque
Napoleon, Paris: His first season in Areriea. =
|. ,LsJeunc Barte, the premier Bareback Horse
man-champion rider OF the world. : 80 - =. :
f., Murray and Hutchinson, theiExcelsior Aero
bats@:he: sriginators> Of new series of, novel
performances. ?.s4 e$$;i.,..sS
The, ,RolIande Brolhers,,lhe peerless sensational
Gymnasts. x, -. x -. y
George Cooke the noted English .Proiesn char
actor Rider. FIRST season in America.
Mr. Den. Stone, the skillful Doctor Of. Fun and
popular IIumnriss,s and :. ~:
y, Mr.: Fred May, thu merry monarck of Clowns
and favorite Jesler.sWill preside. in the Depart
nent of aIrth. s...,
Mr.. Harry North the mos. expert Tunbler in
Istlic world. - = -:
Mf:Burt johnson, the champion: ::1Leapersand
Eaulter. =. ~: x =; - -, .%'yl s:7s
Mr. George Murray, the Grotesquc Comedian;
;. Mr. Robert Johnson, the remarkable Pancratis.
Her Ludorff, ile amazing EQnilihrist. 80
Rm.s Armstrong, heelassic scenic Equestrian
!: The chief attaches will be aided by a=jcomplete
force Of Auxiliary Talent, consisting in Of part
signors Morratti and Nertignes ;; Monsrnrs'Nic,
oyn End D 'Ucroix; Herrs Welzar, Polnitz, Stll:
Eberg,and Dishofen: Messrs. Bywick, Forrest and
Merton; Masters Freddie, Clarence and Walter |;
the whole forming -.
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RHODES MANURE, in a its sprepasation, /. is
made equally: adapted for facing large cropsiof
Cotton, Cogpi heal, Tobacco, Potatoes and other
root crops = - 2
= The manufacturing Department is conducted BY
Frederick klett, ono of themost -skifuf iChemisis
and sManntaciurers in the United States. .,-.,-z,
!, Lis endorsed, approved, and reeompended By
all Of The most prominent Chemists and gricrl.:
;rists ;nihe Southern States. sEt can; be- relied
upon as Uniform in quality" alwaysreIiable, pro
ofslaEse crops, and unexcelfeds any.in
slesntarket. high percentage of ..Trus Fer-
tilizinG Principles" s. ~.
Price S57.5 cast, ,,or s65 time, with Factors ae-
ceptance and per cent: interest until Tst Deceia,
= ::oaChILLAsGuttNo ..AAp--A fine Bird Girit-
n4lo' rich in RhOSFiates and Alkaline Salts SRife'
S45 cash: -, -:
PERUIIaN sUAYo, warranted !. pure; re, a and al.
ways on hand. :Fufhished at market prices for
. b s. RnsTr son, ;Agen.s,.
--i-t ...>S>y4,s.i. 2-o..t Charleston, $. C..
Dec s,,ls6s, .. ,S26 sm.: s.
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NIB. STONE 4 MURRAY's CIRCUS travels
exclusively by raiIroad. onspecial trains chartered
at immense expense. Therefore, no attempt will
be made to deceive the cpuhlicby Street Parade of
empty wagons, drawn hyh horses hired in the place
of exhibition The attractions, of this Circus are
in the Pavilion.
: nss- Don't forget the tne-T GEsDAY,t DE-
sGEAlBER 22, 1865. 8. ss,;.s(ss.
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On motion, arccess was then taken in order to
witness n pdwing match. When The society re-
assembled, the Gommlee on Agricultural lmpc.
ments and Live. Stock esubmitted,sthcir report Us
follows, which was, adopted: :. 49, 80
SThe Committee on AgricnltaraEIu,plcmcnts ana
Live Stock beg leave TO sabmit the following re-
port,
Norsts--Dr. R. E. Thompson exhibits u bay
| three old Stallion: Fair f..s-5
+ r. L.. Keys exhibits seven months black Fiy
INcmarkably well grown. .@ll;5
l. Cops.-,TlIeodore. Munro exbibitsone ! months
Bull Calf, cross between Ayshirc and Darhanl--a
Fvery fine specimen.
F. Hqys-TGe Committee awnrd tie preference to
n Chester White ~ months old boar exhibited by
|<alr. Thomas Lee. =. sex;
Mr.. J c. Keys exhibits two fnc pigs-bonr md
sow-fl months old, raised. about yard and lot.s
Mr. Thomas Willie exhibits very fine Essex.
brood SOW. "A years old = o., =
Tile COMMITTEE, lavu wit messed the exhibition Of
,p,owng hy tho following turning pows-:
r. The Moore Pluw, utactuieI, mt New Y0rls.
:. The CliiImd& Co. Plow.l manufactured ut Pa
tuxant, aud known as lie Paluxan! Plow.
| : The Watt Plow manufactured nj Richmond, VA.
+ The Committee lpe Of he opinion. after thor
ongi trals that, while the, other .plows possess
many valuable qualities scyerally, The Walt, PlUw
combine them all, and TO it they award the prefer
fenoe. L. L. PARKER, Ghm'n.
Tie Committee on Domestic Manufactures made
tie followipg report, which was adopted 5. ,..,e
phe C0uinitlee On Domestic Manufacturers have
I examined tho. following specnens.:..
/ a Quilt made. by Miss Eiizn Norris same BY
MRS H. j. Langston mid Miss Elvira Milford two
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THE MAINE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. -
Governor Chamberlain, Of Maine, was nomi-
mated for reelection by the radical Convention
which met at Portland yesterday. The State
is so largely republican that II seems almost
impossible for an election to 60 other than one
way. IT. however, the democratic candidate
for the Presidency be the right man, we have
no doubt that the radical majority will be re-
duced to very small figures If not entirely
overcome. The Convention passed resolutions
supporting the Chicago ticket and platform
and denounchg the opposition as repudia-
tionists and with endeavoring to revive the re-
bellion,
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CHAT SWEET IRISH BRoGUE. BY the
Atlantic cable we learn that Secretary Seward
has written "sort Of stiff despatch to the
British Cabinet on the subject Of Fenianism
that John Bright has landed at Limerick,
Ireland, where he enjoyed an enthusiastic
reception, and posted off to the interior on
visit to George Peabody, who has
been on the "ould sod" for some time.
Ireland is looming up and her people arc
likely to have ''raIe fun" at the next election.
Mr.. Peabody, who does not write as much AZ
Mr.. Seward, or talk as much as John Bright.
may prove her best friend in the end. The
main cause of quarrel with England has been
for the reason, 1.-THE old woman had money
and had none" and no person can rectify
that so completely as the great American
phlanthropist
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: o6mpIimeut. ard oourts.is..


On the threshold Of this Presidential con-
'e's winch will doubtless be hoty contested,
we desire our writer's, reporters and CORE
spondents to remember that the HERALD plan
OF lighting the campaign is not that of the
party press-that offensive personalities against
this man or that man, republican or demo-
crat, are not part of the HERALD svstem of
presenting the case on either side. There
were, however, the other day in our reuorters'
reports of the Democratic Convention some
illusions to Mr.. Valandgham which were
doubtless intended to be witty, but which were
simply offensive. And why the reporter con-
cerned should have singled out Mr. vallan-
digham of all the members of the Convention.
for his pointess joke we are at loss to
imagine. inasmuch as the unoffending delegate
from Ohio is everywhere the sffable, conside-
rate and modest gentleman. We trust that our
reporters will not 60 out of their way to com
nit such witticisms hereafter. Again, if We
are not mistaken, there have been some dis
paraging hints recently thrown out through our
columns against Mr.. Belmont as politician,
when, from his opening speech to this Demo-
cratic Convention, it was apparent that he
clearly comprehended the political situation.
We dare say, too; that had he been on the
Platform Committee as the member from New
York he would have given us much more
explicit and satisfactory platform On the Hnan-
cial question than has been given by Mr.. Muir
ply, who is more of the strategical lawyer
than the skilful flnancier But we wish it to
be understood by all concerned that when
dealing with individuals we prefer compliments
and courtesies to personal detractions unless
the provocation be beyond all reasonable limits
of forbearance. 1t has, indeed, been long our
fixed policy to avoid the scandalous personal
warfare of the party press and to teach them,
by our example, the wiser course Of discuss
ing the merits of opposing candidates and
politicians on the great principles and political
issues of the day.
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GvrNe UP THE FreHT.-The Democratic
Convention virtually gives up the fight, in
playing hide and seek with the Chicago Con
sention, on the money question and negro SUI
frsge.
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS Too PRECISE =
The constitutional distractions submitted to
the Democratic Convention from Mr.. A. II.
Stephens, of Georgia, were too nice and pre-
else. Let him read the. profound perpexities
of Mr.. Murphy and confess himself behind the
age.
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SPAN ID u h0vOlVlO00fy Form0uts
From Madrid we learn that Generals Dulce
and Serrano, with five other officers of equal
rank, were placed under arrest q few days
since, charged with conspiring with other well
known military men to revolutionize the gov
eminent and place the Duke do Montpensier,
brother-in-law Of the Queen, on the throne.
The royal duke has been requested" to leave
the country. It is said that the intrigue" has
been effsctually baffled by the prompt action Of
Isabella's Cabinet
The truth is, they have too many military OH
GERS In Spain-the sins and the outs" for the
peace and good Of the country, Is they manu-
facture plots against and spring counterplots
on each other, to the alarm Of the people and
detriment Of the public interests. The late
Marshal Narvaes IL said 10 have declared on
his deathbed, In reply TO the exhortstion Of
his confessor, that he had emo enemies 10 for
some time before" This mode Of universal
reconciliation Is popular with Spanish officers.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Losr-In the
tabling Of the memorial of Miss Susan B. An
thony TO the National Democratic Convention
in behalf Of women's rights as an essential ele-
mont Of equal rights. Had the Convention
boldly taken ground In behalf Of suffrage to the
intelligent white women Of all the United States
against the radical policy Of universal suffrage
10 the ignorant negro men Of the South, they
might have swept the country from Connecticut
10 California upon that issue alone. The only
alternative left to the Womens Rights Asso-
citation Is an independent Presidential women 8
rights ticket. Let them try IL, and they will
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papers complain of ''the menacing tone Of the
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