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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

VINO HAS CHANGED. OF Mr. Ncl,on. Of
Tennessee. one OF the Presidents counsel.
in the Iupcschmen; trial. II is said although
he oauno, lake what Is known As the iron.
clad oath, he was An original Union man.
but became q rio!,Ht SECS, IoHisf rLcu M
Johnson ,-Gs military Gore mr. Of IeHaessc,
lie was % sas sajG. pretty revere 10 lis lie
nunciaiio"s OF Ibe political course Of Mr.
Nelson. and j, Is noted now a. a curious ~
verse of circumstances that Mr. Nelson
sboo!d nov appear before the Sena'c as
one Of Mr. Johnson's adyocairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

STATE Passions rhs a., unAcr which
State pension. -erc alo~ed las, year ~
pirrI BY Limitation FEB. 23i 1865. aud all
ihosc ~bo were peosioncI under Is last year
arr no longer 50. Another 81 ~a' passed
hy the last legislature under which. in al.
dH,ou 10 toe cla'sc, pcnsioucd .A'i year.
derrnlen; mother, and ,ist-r. SRI inclpled.
The ., ~i,l be administered b, ibu Cover
nor nnI IDun.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

Up-Ono ChArlcs Smith. Maioc farmer.
-ho ha' been s,oPpirI IN ProNidencr. was
attacked by three roughs N thai cay on
rac,s'ay ,Ychins Tbe ras,als Knocked
Snliih d0ur ssnsrl >. robbed him OF $40.
and dragged him on tc tSs railroad track
anl I,n h,u'. jaa b, Tor. the l,,ue for ,hc D
O'Clock train from Boston Sm,ih loua-
nately. recovered conscio a,n-,s and crs~iel
on 10 the Iank before lh- train zane thon-
drring by. cutting oil Tie rim Of tbs poor
fellows hat a. rrmmJer 81 the uarros
escape he had bad from an a~ial death
Two OF tho would ov Murderer, have been
arrested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10
Connecticut Election.

Al the State election On M-nday last.
the democrats succc, ded in clcc;ing their
Goyernor-EA,ninEA bol; siN hundred votes
over last year. the gam being IN Nrs LA
ven County. where Ihe large cities are 10
Gated. aud where the foreign vote has in
creased 80 largely. 4 good many roushs
were imported from New York. It - said.
aud great efforts were used by ,he admins
traiion TO carry the STATE. TO effect the Im.
pc acbneu, trial Bu; the victory is bald
one 10 the democrats. tor the Legislature Is
Republican. The Senate standing y Repaid
lcans TO @ Democrats. aud the House hav.
Ing 25 Republican majority This secures
the election oi Republican /. ) S,uAior
in place OF Dixon (Drm) Thus while the
Democrat, have re elected lbc,r governor.
the substantial results arc with the Repaid
hcAus. who gain L ) Senator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

GEtNp Army OF THr KrrruuC Gen
Geo J.. Bsal. Of NofW y. Grand Commnn.
DER Of TIE abos@ order. la. issurd an eIo
q.cnt appeal 20 soldiers and sailors. .ttiua
forth lLe ob pest Of ibe assoc alton. sc
shou.d be g!AI 70 publish ,' 81 sc car l.d
room. The order IS Iap,lIy spreading.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

Nor~sy, Ar,iI orb. 1868
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
EXTRACT OF A LETTER eRoW
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar,

GYMMES CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE
= has nonplussed con, lsteiy all previous Medical
Science. Il never fails to cure IN a few weeks the
worst cases of Catarrh IN the head or Bronchial
Tubes and Ineipient Consumption ifinsfructions
properly followed. 1t Is guaranteed to do that
noises and pains Ia the hesd.-constant hacking,
splitting and coughing. Taisine Of phegm in the
norniRg,-loss of smell snd Ia te,-Deafncss, In
cesssnt blowing OF the ncec-00ensiye breath
hesrsencss of the voice dc, sc oil these " i'll soon
disappear under the influence Of this new ard won
derful Medical discovery Lam receiving e. cry dav
letters oft most grateful thanks from those who
have been cured IL cured me perfc Gy. four yeare
ago. OF the ve5y wUrstcasc of Catafrh, and Bron-
chial trouble had suffered with for years l know
what IT is and what i win do 1t 10 also prevent
I've, and Ewes fmnediase felefin colds. No pers n
ehould b. without IL II s put up In packages. with
full Instructions, and sent to any address free per
nail, receipt Of One Dollar :or pat mp in Botties
With double the q antfy. and cent al.o fee PEI
mail, receipt Of 81 20 Crcuisrs With certificates
81 the proof cent fSce pt Of three cent Postage
Stamp. Address T.P SYMMES,
No. lSc 1-s Fulton street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17


The Democracy Of Illinois assembled in
Conven,'an at Springfield on Wednesday
last The delegations were ful--the Con.
ven,ion probably the largest Democratic
representative body ever assembled in The
State. and vas presided over BY Hon. An.
sheny l.. Thornton. The resolutions breathe
forth spirit Of patriotic devotion to the
Union declaring opposition 10 centraliza.
tim OF power; opposition tho reconstruc-
ton measure Of radicalism the belief that
The rebellion Is ~ unbrokcn nov 40 before
tho rebellion; the recognition OF the RICH,
Of each State to accept or reject negro suf.
frase though repudiating the negro suf-
frAgc doctrine rs a measure; that the object
Of Radical legislation upon Southern Affairs
10 10 deliver the South into the hands ofthc
blacks. TO The end that the Republican par
" 'asy be continued ia power; the utter
incapaoiiy Of the Radicals to successfully
manage the finances of the country; green
backs good enoush TO pay bend interest, 30
ic"g as they are GOOD o pay soldiers to nav
bonds IN gold when SO STIPULATED
wise 20 pay them in legal tender; onnos;.
tioa 10 the present national banks-ass.r,
sns that their issues should be redeemed
and their places Ii led with non-interest
bearing notes Of the government that all
wealth should equally hear the burdens of
taxation, that III. enormous oxtrar,c.rc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

The People X Remcdy.
Itrequircd many yesrs OF lahorious research into
the properties OF herbs and roots before Brandreth
Pills arrived heir paeseni state of PERFECTION
They take all impure and morbid accumuatione
from the bowels and the blood. Their use in sick
ness saves money, time and health. This noble
medicine rayes suffering, rsstoTs health. and pro-
ionge life Those who know their properties have
the most unoounded confidence In them. When at
tlcksd by ever serious disease. as peuriev cob
&c, sudden prostraton. &c, wheu ak or eight pills
have been swallowed. they are easy In their minds.
And they have cause. for Brandrcths Pills are no
broken reed.
The Princess Of Wales might have been cured by
q few doses and nil her weeks OF agony saved.
believe this a. bslieve my existence.
Principal Agency. Brsndreth Eou.c, New York.
What every fourth person needs
IL some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Habltual Costiveness II would advise all tbyse
who are troubled with Dyspepsia Costiveness. Piles
Biiiousness Headache. or any form ofIndigeeton 10
use DR.. HAsmsoS's PEnIsTALTIc LozKsGRs." Elisha
II 1ntington, II. D., Ex ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
Massachusetts They are pleasant to the taste and
| never require increase OF dose to perfect cure.
Ladiee use DIR Nelpau's French Pills. Sold by
Harrison & Slarks, 50 Brady = rect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Nothing that has been known or heard of Of
a tonic adds much TO the resistant power OF tn,
human system, under circumstances unfayorabe &c
health Hostctters Stomach Bitters II you woult
escape the Intermittent fevers. fts OF indigestion
bilious attacks and bowel complaints, OF which cold
and damp the frequent causes. the Bltters
n Protective Medicine This fs the wlsest course
hut II already invalid, try the preparation
Restorative. In either case full reliance may b,
placed upon It's efficacy.
There Is mystery about the causes of its success
II Is the only stomachc and alteretve in which are
combined the grand requisites Of Il mild. pure ana
unvitiatcd vegetable stmulant, with the finest secc
ton Of tonic, anii-bous. anti-scorbatic aperien'
end dcpurarvc herbs. plants, roots and barks thai
have been intermixed in medicinal prepare
ton
The Biters have this distinctive quality. which Is
not shared, IL is believed by any tonic. tincture
extract In the world 1t does not excite the pulse
though II inuses wonderful degree # vigor into Tho
nervous system, and strengthens and sustains III,
whole physical organization.
California and Australia have cmphatically en-
dsrsed II IS the Miners Medicine par excellence, ant
In Spanish America ard all the tropical climate ii Il
considered the only reliable aniidoe to cpidemi,
ieyers.
The already immense and still increasing consump
ton OF HOSTETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS, back
ed by many of the most influential physician,
throughout the country. should convince the mos
ekepticsl that it is worthy the confidence and sppro
baton of all.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
LIVE RES.

Frank Mfllcr.s Leather Prescr-
vstive and Water Proof OIL Biackiig, foE Boots
esd Shoes.
ness OIL Backing. fog Ouipg HAsneoses, Carriage
Tops. ke-,v ready Tor nee, viii difecdone IN using
FraDk M1fllersD Ro11ah lDel Black.
Frank Miller 4 Co.. 1s 3 20 Cedar st.,
New York. Sold by n. B. EVANS b co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
Eairbaak'o 0calee.


Haze, Caps nnd Fur..
Meth Broth hrs. Hats, Gaps aud Furs. MILL
N merry and Straw Goods, Bofalo Robes and BucT
Goods, Umbrellas Parasols, etc., "a and 66 Achigsl
Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

I ETZ SON a. to " Franklin street, Manufaoaurs
y Wrought and Cast Iron for buildtugs. bridgcs,
etc. bank vaults doors. shutters. grating. Iron rail-
ing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
Upha,n's Hair Gloss and Cur

Upha1n's Hair Gloss and Cur.
Ing Fluid Is the best Har-drsssing In the world II
imparts beautiful gloss TO the II air, keeps 1t In
curl promotes its growth, &c. Price, so cts bottle.
UrHAns FREcKLE AND PlnPLs BANIsavK removes
Freckles. Tan, Sunburn, Pmplcs on the Face, Soft
ems the Skin and Beauties the Complexion. Price
81 cents.
UpnAx's AsrBNA Cunk relieves the most violent
paroxyems of Asthma in ten minutes, sud effects
speedy cure. Price. ~ package.
THs JAPArfsR HAn STAIN colcrs the Whiskers
and Nous,ache beautiful black Or brown. II con-
siss OF only preparation. Color will not fade OF
wash out. Only 80 cents box.
Sold by 3 G. uPHAM, 20 South Eighth ST.. Ph,la-
delphia, and BY al Draggiets Circular sent free
Also Tor sale by all prpggiafe In Oayennolf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

These beautiful Boxes, with the improvements are
meeting with IN precedent succese, AMI are offered
to tho growers Of Strawbe ~ and all small ffulte
Qnarte : in the Aat Psckisg. 81 extra per thcueand
Their great superiority over every other Kind is
now. fully established One Thousand packed IN
the Cat. occupy a6out the space Of Crate OF q
Quart Bcxcs very Important Item In the saving Of
freight
All parts are furnished co0piete sud ean b.
Que hundred sent on receipt OF % Freight from
Factory to be paid BY purchaser. Give us your o.
dere early. g. nd for Cilculafs. Address
FRANKLIN n. LuMMUS . CO.,
Nhuu0ctefefe,
No o. John 0treee. N. Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

neels.k Machlne.

0ULvHR, PAGE 4 hoy Ng, Blank Book Manufae
y turcrs. Steam lob Printsrs aud Johbers 81 Fin
Paper Ltatonery 4 Budrrs Goo 10, ias 100 Lake q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS. !.

yroKaDuns. Mns., Aug. .. 1868.
Dn JoHN BuLL-Dear Sir II am happy to state to
Jon that have used Jour valuable Cedron Bittere
with great benefit TO myself In general debility and
prostraticn Of my system. produced by the unhealthy
aud masmafic influence OF the Mississippi River
around vieksburg. Iconndently recommend IL use
EXTRACT or LETTER GROM
Prcv,pScE. Ala. May 10. 1856.
DH BuL: send you $50 for CxpRox BrrrRss
paeaee send what u will come to after paviae
freight TO Columbus, Mis-. l have been troub led
yeaas with indigestion, have hso to tske
ps every night Tor Ten or anesn years. md IN Febru-
arr, 1854, vas attacked with general paraiyeis /
was confined TO my room for the balance OF the year
and. In fact. continued In very weak and nervous
condition until COCO two month"; since. when was
put under an operation. ard your CypRos Btrrr for
treatment. 1commerosd mpsov ms right awav and
am ptttty well res ored. You're. truly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
Fif,y Thousand Heads

Fifty Thousand Heads
now clothed with masses Of rich black ard brown
hair would II they were unfortunately CUT OFF
form supply of CHRISTADORo'S DYE, begin to
TURN WHITE,
red. sandy and gray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one in their personal appearance s,rnedied by
CHRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
rejoice in their good fortune and recommended
" NH who ruanire a pcrf.ctdyc. Manufactured by
j. CHRiSrADoRO. 5s Maidon Lane, New York.
Sold By all Druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
MARRIAGT AND CELIBAC'

And thn Hnppiness Of TUE MHnhuuu
An Essay for Young Men On the Crime Of soiitudc
and the Physiological Errc-s. Abuses and Diseases
which create impediments " MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of Relief Sent la sealed letter envelopes.
nee OF Charge Address DIR. SKlLLlN uOU0h-
tor, Howard Aes0ci ton. PhIladelphla, "a. lek3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
1l~H.s.naoo..

vOuN0, BROS. n co Manufacturers and Whole
] sale Dealers IN Mems and Boys Clothing. % and
100 Michigan Avense.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

rHE MONITOR makes more and better bricks
with given power, wit less break downs, than any
other Machine. A J. Ksisely, 1a2 Madison street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

0RIGHAN, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Ooach 90
! saddlsfy Hardware, Leather. Hubs, epokse m
bent Carriage work, ephsgs, Axles, Bolts and Malll
able Iron. 1si Lake street.
HAYDEN y KAY, - and ~ Lake sersse, 4onufas
u turers and Dealers In Leather. Casriage Good
and SNdd1e1y Hardware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
.erS sasa 1jlasoW are


0URLEY ryRRRLL, Importers and Jobbels Of
. China, Glass, ard Eafthen Ware, No. ~ Lake
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
CHICAGO
TR ABE


MART, ASTkN 3 CO.. is3 50. Water street, Flo0I
0snny. Bnrlap. Wool. han and Salt sasts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03

self, they know that they as class arc
the authors Of ihrcc-fourths Of all the
crime aud misery IN the land and yet
they ply their dastardly work with q
brascn faced impudcnce which should
spur up every law-abiding citizen
to put forth every possible effort to rescue our
city from the disgrace and pollution which
threaten it. There should be no half way
work in this matter. These dens Of foul
pallution oush, 10 be driven for ever from the
face Of the earth. Out of them come
murders, come thcfts, comes arson, come
rapes, comes all thai pullu,es aud degrades
b humanity and endanger society. Those are
no idle assertions. We all know them to
be terribly true, and yet we quietly fold our
arms and unconccrnedly behold the devils
work going forward. Shall no hand be pu,
forth to rescue the young and the innocent.
Shall no strong arm be raised to Yindica,e
the law which would protect US?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03

The citizens Of Wayerly have organized
Library Association under the State laws
and already have large available fund.
The Dubuque Times utice pied form Of
its daily, one day last week, and had to 20
10 Lress without outside matter.
The cornerstone Of new Baptist Church
was laid with interesting ceremonies, al Mt.
Pleasant, last week.---A new woolen fac
tory is IN operation Ut that point. Is We see
by the Journal.
d. b. Henderson delivers the osstion It
Cler,nont. Fsyette 60.
A new paper. to be called the Guide, ID
TO be started ct Ackley.
This laying Of the cornerstone Of the Des
building Of the Cedar Valley Seminary, at
Usage, will take place ON the Fourth, with
Masonic ceremonies. So says the loraa.
The Cedar Valley Railroad has been com
pleled to Nashua, and Two excursion tsains
will run to that point on the Fourth. Al
soon as the bridge 1t Nashua 10 completed,
ii is expected ,he rails will be laid to Charles
Ctr.
s6.0sl acres Of land were disposed Of in
the Sioux City district, 10 MAY.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03

The general appropriation bill
passed the Senate ON the 26h. The
wheels Of government will continue
to roll.
Gen. Grant is now on trip to the
far west.
Congress will try 10 adjourn about
the Goth Of July.
The Southern wheat crop is being
harvested aud il said to be the best
since the war.
The trial OF Surrat has again been
postponed.
Thurlow Weed has gone TO Europe.
Judge Chase is to be at Washing
ton, on the 4th, to look after his
claims upon the Democracy.
The br .ok-laycrs of New York are
on strike for the eight hour plan.
Gov. Merrill and his family have
gone to New York to rusticate.
Speaker Colfax denies the report
that he is about to be married to a
lady in Keoknk, Iowa. He further
declars that there is no foundation for
tne STORY.
The tax bill as passed by the house
in regard to bank stock fixes tax Of
one per cent per annum on deposits !;
one per cent per annum on capital ex-
elusive Of United States bonds; two
per cent on circulation, and three per |
cent on government deposits. The |
bill passed the house with these |
amedment BY IL to IS.
The Republicans of Maine have re-
nominated John Lynch, their present
for congress.
1t is thought there will be no gener-
al Indian war on the plains this sea-
son.
The railroad from st, Paul to Lake
Superior is now fairly under way.
several miles If track having been
laid. The first locomotive was ded-
lcated at St. Paul, with imposing
on the 25th.
Japan is in the midss of fearful
revolution. The Nikado has succeeded
IN displacing the Tycoon, whose ad-
1erents are now striving manfully, and
I appears successfully to recover lost
,round. There is no telling how it
will end.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03

The hospital end dining room ofthe State
Peni,entiary, lately destroyed by ere, are to
be Immediately re>buih.
A train of eleven wagons is on the road
from Washington Territory to this State
whence they removed two or three years
since. The emigrants report fine country
in that Territory, but no market for agricul.
tural productions. Hence their return to
Iowa.
The city authorities Of Lyons have orders
ed all the dogs killed or muzzled.
Frank j. Heron, late OF Dubuque, aud
U. S. Marshal for New Orleans, has gone
into bankruptcy.
West Union has nine base bali clubs.
Cedar Falls will soou be made money
| order office.
j. Nj. Dixon's "Valley and Shadow =
| now being delivered to subscribers.
! The Ottumwa Daily Mercury, Democrats
| ic, died at the hands Of the Sheriff.
A parasitic insect is said to be rapidly de-
stroying the grasshoppers in the western
part of the State. The fish Of the western
streams of the State are rapidly growing fat
on the grasshops."
The citizens Of Marshalltown are deter
| mined to secure the continuation ofthe Ack-
lev and Eldora railroad to that city, at an
early day. So says the Marshall Times.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
0op0ollcAA Unton Congrcsslona
Convention.
VOLUME FouR.

The present number commences
Volume Four Of the BULLETIN. The
early prediction of its enemies that it
would not live TO arrive at the dignity
Of q yearling, has met with ; triple
rsfutsticn. It stands to-day on 4
6rmcr basis than ever. Its suhscrip-
lion list, advertising and job patron
age arc larger than at any other
period Of its history. 1t has its draw
backs, however. It's proprietor is in
debt for = part Of the Office. He 10
pay ing a round interest on that debt.
There are enough back subscriptions
due to half pay this debt. Let any
delinquent subscriber ask himself
whether, If he were 10 debt thousand
dollars and were paying twenty per
cent. interest that amount. while on
The other hand others were owing him
athousand dollars upon which he was
losing the interest, whether, We say, he
voald not feel that he vas suffering
gross injustice by the delinquency Of
Ais debtors. That is our condition ex-
actly. We want our deli ,qucnt SUBJ
scribers to know just how We are
situated, and then, we are confident,
they will have the manliness to do by
- - they wish to be done by. The
business IS good, il We can get our
pay. Ours is no isolated case, else
We might have said nothing about it,
but probably three-fourtLs of the
cousty papes in Iewa, are suffering
the same injustice. Yon expect to pay
your subscriptions for your Eastern
papers in advance, because you must,
while you are willing to compel us to
advance the capital to run the paper,
lose the interest and wait your conyen-
fence for the petty amount Of two
dollars, (which with us, recollect,
amounts to hundreds,) because You
can. Why should YOU do better by
your eastern paper with its enormous
capital than by your couaty paper
which is based upon small capital and
which is losing in many ways by your
delinquency. Pay US more promptly
and we can afford to give you better
papsr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
Riches Ana Congress.


J. T. GRAVES, of Dubuque, is can.
diiaie for the Republican nomination
for Congress, in opposition to Mr.. Al
LIsoN, our present able representative.
We are told that Mr.. G. is morally
certain Of the nomination because he
has money enough t. secure it.
That sort of boast is enough to kill
the best man living, in this District.
The friends of Mr.. Graves. in their
haste to represent him as very rich
and munifcently liberal man have
overshoi the mark. Mr.. Allison is not
to be returned because he is very rich.
Mr.. Graves is to be sent because he is
very rich! There is link lacking in
this logic. surely. Possibly neither
wealth. nor the lack OF it, should have
anything to do with the matter. Mr..
Graves is freely represented as a man
who is abundanily able and heartily
willing 10 reward bis friends. We
regard this decidedly fortunate for
the friends, but we discover no force in
it As an honorable argument in favor
Of sending Mr.. Graves TO Congress
The sum Of the whole matter is that
Mr.. Allison has represented this dis
trict, during the stormy FIVE years
past, with very distinguished ability
and unquestionable fidelity. His rec.
ord is as bright as the sun. There is
no feeling among the people that lie
has chung on long enough" On the
contrary, witnessing the advantages
which accrue TO other sections Of the
country by keeping able faithful pub
lie servants long in Office. they prefer
that Mr.. Allison should remain at bis
post. No change is nov felt to be
necessary. The people cannot be
made to feel that the personal ambit.
ion Of any individual, however able
and true he may be. creates any such
necessity. Mr. Allison will be renom
mated and reelected, not out Of per
sonal Partially. not as matter Of
qualification to his personal ambition
not because he is rich, not because
he is poor, not because he lives in Du
buque. not because he has any
claims" but because the peop!'
know be is their able, industrious ant
faithful servant, and feel that at pre-.
sent he is better fitted by his peculiar
abilities and experience to represent
their interests in Congress than any
other man named on the not very lin.
i ed list ofopposing candidates. Yves
Union Gazette.