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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07
ATTORNEY GEN. GILL IN IOWA.

The Republicans of Central Iowa held
grand barbecue at Nashua, about one
hundred miles west Of Dubuque, on We'd
minent speakers were present, and among
them General Charles r. Gill, Attorney
General of this State. The Dubuque
Times in its report of the affair, pays
General Gill the following compliment
After music by the band, Charles r.
Gill, Attorney General of Wisconsin, was
introduced as the next speaker. Want
ofspace compels US to abridge his speech
as well as all the others, and we can mere
ly remark that it was one which battles
all attempts at description. He raked
the Democracy fore and aft, exposed the
weakness of their platform, the rottenness
of their candidates, and did not scruple to
call the rebel leaders by their right names.
His speech was also interspersed with an
ecdotes, many of which will be long re-
membered by his audie" ce, particularly
the one relating to the Arkansas man.
and the bear. Mr.. Gill is a trump every
time, and will prove sore thorn in the
sides of the Democracy
The Nashua Post says
Hon. Charles r. Gill, of Wisconsin,
was the second speaker, We shall at
tempt no report Of his speech. It was
erich, rare and racy," Astounding in with
ering sarcasm and keenly-edged hits,
which kept his audience in a roar of
laughter. His searching denunciations
of the sins of modern Democratic leaders
was worth going a days journey to hear
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07

Robert Toombs, who has not yet
"called the roll of slaves on Bunker Hill"
recently said in speech at Atlanta, Ga:
''These so-called Governors and Legis-
atures which have been established in
our midst shall ut once be made vacanf.
The convention at Neao York appointed
Franh Blair especially to Dust them,
In the same strain, the following from
tie Mobile Tribune is plain enough:
"Friends-feIow citizens of Mobile
comrades Of the Queen City of che Gulf!
Let US make one more effort in behalf of
our liberties. ace are successful IN the
approaching contest, ne shall regain all
zee lost IN the Lost Cause" ...... =
And this from the Charleston Mercury
is both plain and terribly significant:
Congressional reconstruction, as we
anticipated from the first that it would be,
is failure. To go on further with it,
will only involve danger and increase ex-
ASPIRATIONS. Being unconstitutional, oU
a1ho attempt to enforce 1t or to ccerc5se
P010e'' by ITS outhorGy are simply t1e$pass-
ers. 4 trespasser can be sued on an act5on
TOR damages 4 tresposser may be justi-
Jfaby killed."
The Charleston Mercany also says:
"The platform of the Democratic party
is square upon the letter of General Blair,
and General Blair's letter is the legitimate
and actual expounding of the platform.
1t will avail little to deny it, North, South,
East, Or West. Any palliation:: of the fact
is a perversion Of the fact. It is more
1t is ll-faith to the body of the convention
aud 1t IS an attempted deception of the
voters at the polls The Richmond Er.
ano1'eer is correct when it says that those
who attempt to lead the Democratic party,
if they intend to abandon its platform,
might as well abandon the field, as they
are whipped already"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07

When for Provisions, Groc ries, Glass or Crock.
cry Ware, #=s' ~ era 5000
You wish to spend few greenbacks you may
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07
For Member of Congress,
Hon. B. F. HOPKINS
APPoiNTriENTs FOR HON. ID. +. HOP
KTNs AND HON. JAMES ROSS.

Hon. B. F. Hopkins, member of Congress,
and Hon. James Ross will speak on the nation
al issues OF the day in this county as follows !
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TAKE NOTICE.

Sept. 3Oth, 1868,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-10-07

Total expenditure. S4,698, $40, 486
Thus it will be seen that nearly one
half of the cost of administering the Gov
eminent the past eight years has been
paid, and three-eights of the cost OF the
war has been liquidated Journal.
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ORGANIZATION.

We have a private letter from a
friend in which occur some remarks
on the subject of theabove caption SO
much to the point that we copy:
SIT should be constantly urged by
our papers and by our speakers, as
well as in the Convention that each
county, township and school dlstrlct
should be thoroughly organized. Inc
one thing important above all othersi
it seems 10 me, is to have tiUe, dettge,
lporkiHo mon on committees, MY
opinion Is, there ought to be in eacn
school districts, committee OF just
such men, to see that every Loyal Votet
is registered IN time to secure his vote
In this matter we have been sadly neg
liRent heretofore; we have lost nun
dreds. perhaps thousands votes in con-
sequence. We are certain, to lose IN
the same way hereafter unless this or
some other plan be adopted 10 preVenlb
it, There ought to be some more EN-
cienL means OF circulating documents
especially the loyal newspapers OF our
own State. No party can remain IN
he ascendency, land 1t is doubt ful
whether IL deserves to,J that does not
encourage its public journals.--S some
better system OF campaigning py pun
lie speakers should be adopted. AS II Is
now the speaker is expected 10 traNSl
over whole counties and districts, with
out, in many cases. having even ms
expenses paid. This is all WRONG.
Every Union man ought 10 reai ne
that this State owes It's existence % Sne
Republican party; its continuance ae-
ponds upon retaining the contIol Oh lts
affairs in the hands of its friends, ana
hence, every Union man has an interest,"
at stake, and should contribute his
mite to have that interest protected
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a Correction.
BErHNNY. ~. Va Nlny Is. z

BETHANY, W. Va, May Is, '6S.
Editors Intclli1eNccl,:
Observation-Disclosures noticed para
graph in your paper some days ago.
stating that IA granddaughter of Alex
auder Campbell, late President of
Bethany College, hadSbeen recently
baptized into the Roman Catholic
Church, allow me to state that there
are only three grand daughters OF the
late Alexander Campbell living beyond
the neighborhood of Bethany, and it is
positively klOIOn that the iCOmdlI tUho iCGs
''bdptized" by Bishop Purcell is not any
of them. Please do me the favor to
publish this, as a short way of answer
ing inquiries from many friends, who
know that my daughter, Mrs. DIR. ]. p.
Marklear, who is a granddaughter of
the late Alexander Campbell, lives in
Ohio, and who are concerned to know
whether or not this rumor can be point
ed at her. May ask also, that other
papers, that have published the origi-
nal paragraph, will insert this correc-
ton. Respectfully,
w. K. PENDLEToN.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-19

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