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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02
BUR 0e5Atdte hes Nothffunbes i'm siiben.

Ser ~foleenbe Grtract lit aus benz Yripatbrief els
mes 8iireers bon Wabiion Station in Miiliilippi
entnommea. Gr itebt i'm Ginflans NIT al ben fri
beren iiber ben i'm Siben berridenben Notbitanb err
baltenen 8eri9ten, unb beoarf feines gon,mentars !:
rWtdtiion Station, II. Sec.
vSn Stem Orleans berri6t Sloubeit Der 8ei6dfte,
Die BaumlpDle gebt berunter. Ste gngldn0er ba=
ben uns in Seaus auf Die 8aumpoae ben 8orrang
abgelaufen. Sic baben hire eigenen 8aunllpol len=
feloer a%nsebaut. sic iinb in Sinii6t auf jenen Sta
pel=Mrtifel nidt ldnger mebr BON uns abbdnsig. Sic
lino 1ebr gel6eiot, aber tpelde Ntarren lino mir, oaB
mir uns BON ibnen an Der ylaie berumfiibren lafien.
men nieoergebro9en. Sic gfe9er iteblen Ginopieb,
Sdaafe, S6peine un0 i6ladten lie, UNI ihren Sum
ger bamit gu ~itilen. Sic Yflan5er lino ale banfe-
rott uno Die Ne9er ,piilen feline geI9Gfti9ung gu fin
ben. Sobalo lie aus Der Nrbeit ~entlafie1 tueroer,
b0ren ibre Gationen aut uno oa Ie ni6ts baben,
I'm ii6 Sebensmittel oamit a1 f%aufen, 10 nililen tie
sulebt Snn1 steRlen ibrs 3ufuE6t nebn1en. Sa aber
Die glantasen, nm nad ben StdOten 81 ipanbern.
Suuienbe bon Negern f0nnen fein binreihenoes OBJ
bad 9egen oas gSetter finoefl, Sauienbe lpillen nift,
lpober ite Die nd1ite Mfabl5eit nebmen iolen. SSn
ben SOrfern inb Stdbten lie9en tie tuie Die Sdue
beiammen, lnb bort, mo lie ii6 5niammeni6aaren,
Sitte auf. gfad an9eiteIlter Sddbun9 oiirften in,
9auf oes se9enpdrti9en 8inters nur in bielem Si=
itrift BON 10000 big 5u $4,000 iener unelidli9en
gpeien Dor 9unser. gri66pfuns, 8lositeluna unb
Siilfoiigfeit umfpmmen. l1nb i'm ndditen Sabr,
tpie iol es ba peroen Steuer ober feline Steuer, es
miro tpenie Dber sar feline Saumlpole gebaut iper.
ben, Die 8aumipole Grltur be5abIt ii6 nidt rnebr.
Sd bestueifle ipgar, oh ielbit cine Yrdmie bon ~
Gents per gfuno 8aumlpple CUR Yrobuction oeriel=
ben einen neuen Nnreis seben piirbe. Gs lit su ipdt.
8iele meiBe Gan,ilien baben ben Staat ~berlailen lno
iinb nod S(inois ober anbern norbpeitliden Staa=
Sabe unb ipas ibre Sarnen rur 6erporbringen, 1teb-
len. gnbere Samilten perben i1nen na6folsen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02
Sic brmpfratij9e County Contention.

Sic an Treitas erpdblten SeIegaten Der Demo.
fratie BON Srantlin Gountp %periammelten fid am
Gamitag Yormittas in thurman SaQe, u1 Is 0e=
Ieaaten sur Stats. Convention SIT ertpdblen. Sie
Convention orsaniirte lid burd Die Grnennuns bon
Satob &einbarb als Woriber, &i6ter pusb nno 6.
6. Wilioa dig Seeretdre. Cine Committee sur grii'
flung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mnroe ernannt.
Die Betbeilisuns Der Democratic on oieier Gonben=
ton NOR 10 fart, baB l4 bic Saae as piel gu flein
CRIMES unb cine 8ertasune mad Der gitp 5aIe por-
eenommen mer0en mubte, mo bann Die 8erbano=
Iunsen obne unterbreduns fortseiebt ,puroen. Nad
ben iblihen 66rmlidfeiten ipuroe cine Committee,
beitebenb aug einem Oelesaten BON ieber Warb uno
ieben 3oipnfbip %ernonni, unl 16 0eleeaten CUR
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

aaats. Convention porsnidlasen. Wdbrenb ber

4aats.G onpenttbn porsni9Iasen. Wdbrenb Der
pas lar9en 4bpefeubeit per COMMITTEE belt Col.
tber auf allseHSinea Werlaneen cine fllrsc, aber
" s'nor'nsasese &ebe iiber Die ,pidtieiten Cages
r aeen, oae erpBen 8eifan berpprrief. gnoli1 febrte
R.eommittee snriid unb beridtete bic Tannen Der
asenoen Germ als Sele9atsn our Gtaats- goupen-
an:
5: @einbaro, 5. g. sbompion. Souls Sofer, g.
J. glbel1nan, Ut: Nebins, 90. %. @ebb, Geo. 8.
,nnerie. W. 8. Boss, BON Der Stabt, gprns Seebs
soantlln, ), e. Wriabt BON Walbinston. $. g.
tgb BON 8roiun. S.2. Quinn bon Ylain, s. SIpb
ION Clinton, S. M. Yusb BON Montsomerp.
ueber Die Mnnabme bes Beri9ts ~entlpann lid cine
'snsere unb re6t lebbafte Sebatte, Die BARN ibren
runo bate, oaB Die neunte @arb in Der gertbeiluns
r Selesaten iiberieben porben NOR. S9lieBli6
,uroe ieoo6 Der 8eri4t unperdnbert ansenommen.
leg ueberieben lit gu beoauern; man bdtte Der fart
traofratilhen neunten War6 einen Selesaten 5uer=
aeilen iolen, tie bat cine iolde &idlidt ~peroient;
''.beiien tperben uniere Treunbe bon Der yfeunten bies
i.erieben entiduloieen, menn ie iid iber5euseu, baB
) nidt abii6tli6 sei6ab; iebenfaus nidt ablidtlid
on ben Committee Mitslieoern Der 5. uno 6. @arb,
:. Bed, fen. unb q. @ibbons, benin Die beiben beut=
ben @arbs iino ftets bereit, ibren n6rbliden Greun=
zen 8ere3tisfeit ipioerfabren gu lafIen.
auf Intras murbe cine COMMITTEE absei1idt, Inn
2idter Thurman einSuIaben, bic Convention an5u-
ben. unterbeHen beantraete Serr bingham ben
~'lsenoen 8eidlub, ben er bur9 einise paiienbe 8es
.,erfungen ~einleitete:
Bef9Iofien. OaB auf George $. 9enbleton
lie einitimmi9e Wabl bieier Convention fir YrdIi=
! .ntl6afts= ganbioat fd1t, unb bab mir hermit un-
re Selegaten our Staats= Convention am ndGiten
Sanuar initruiren, BET ibrer @abl Der 0elegaten
flr National=G Convention unb lonit Die @inide Der
>emofratte bon 6%ranflin County in bieler Sinii6t
~ foroern unb 5u lihern.
Ser 8eidluB puroe einitimmis ansenommen.
9iun eridien &idter Sburman uno belt cine furse,
Der treflide Rebe Iber bic Yflidt Der bemofratiiden
iJartbei i'm beportebenben Brdiibenten,pablfampfe.
IT bob namentli9 Die Notbpenoisfeit elmer tiid=
fisen Organization berpor unb mics ben Nuben Der
hemofratiiden Clubs i'm lebten Staats=W ablfampfe
mad. Sic &ebe ipuroe nit sroBem 8eifale aufse'
aon,tnen.
Gin Mntras, Der auf bic Yeridiebuns Der grnen-
nun9 zines prdiioenten= grpdblers fir ben Siitrift
ainausliet, sins %perloren, %tuorauf iid Die Convention
n~ertndte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02
gnpe unh epahue beieitiat.

Der prdiioent bat burd cine eben eri6ienene Or
ore Die fiinf militdriiden Stattbalter I'm Siben oa-
RON %erinnert, bab lie feinesteses unumidrdnfte Serr@
1her iino, ion6ern baB Tie INNER nod unter ieinet1
Sberbefeble iteben. Sie Grbre befieblt Sen. Orb,
Dem gefeblsbaber bes 4ten 9iiirifts, f6 nod San
Sraneiseo gu ~perfisen uno ben 8efebl iber bas Ga
%ltfornia Separtement Su iibernebmen. General Wc-
Sopea aber, Der iebt ben 8efebl iber bas California
Separteraent fibrt, lit anseipieien, nod 8idsburs 5u
9ebet nno bort ben gefebl1. iber Den 4. Siitrift gu
iibernebmen.
Sen. pope, bis4er gefeblsbaber unb gaidu beg
3. Siitrifts, bat ben gefebl niebersuleeen unb iid To-
tort in Sen. Grants Sauptquariier In Waibinston
Sl uleloen. Sen. Meabe lit angepiefen, ben gefebl
tber ben 3. SiItrift gu iibernebn,en.
SisabieBuns Yope's miro allgemeine gefriebiguns
s~etpabren. gope lit ni6t Bios elm Id9erlider Yrabl-
bans uno Winbbeutel, fonbern aud Elm 10 GROCER
aiisner, baB Die peroienitpoIen @enerdle Srantlin,
Nepnolbs unb Geo. $. Sbomas erfldrt baben, tie
tpiiroen nidt einmal feline b~eeibisten 4usiasen slali=
ben.
Gen. Waser SpaDne (pon goIumbus), Der bisber
at Der Spibe oes gieser-8ureaus in alabama itano,
lit burd bieielbe Srber ansetpieien, fi9 mad Gtaib=
billie gu ~perfiisen unb bas Commando iber iein fe-
siment gu iibernebmen. Sen. @papne trieb rabi=
fale Jteser politif in alabama unb arbeitete fit ieine
Grtpdbluns in ben Ser. ct. Senat. Seine gntfer=
nuns bon Dem Boiten lit baber iebr betliam.
@esen Gen. Orb lag feline &lase nor er purbe
auf iein eisnes ausbridlides 8erlansen BON ieinenl
poiten periebt.
Na9 elmer anberen yia9ridt ion Sen. Orb auf
Die Woriteaun9en beg Sen. Grant bon leinem Yoften
e%ntfernt pDrben ieiu: sat Dem Sen. Grant pieQeidt
Der Sasesbefebl bes Sen. Orb nidt %sefallen, bur6
tpel4en er allen ~fauIen Geeern, Die li9 berum=
treiben uno lieber iteblen as arbeiten, nit gerbaf=
tung behrobt?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02
Grmorhuna bes Cberri6ters Slough.

Santa Sc, (91ew Merico,) Is. Sec. Sberri9.
ter Sobn g. slough unb Capt. Rpnerlon 6atter an,
Sonntag einen politilden Streit, Der banlit enoete.
oaB Gpnerion ieinen 8egner nieoeridoB. Slough
!t tat, 9 nne il T figi,rt, III Der IN EN- S,g M M}arSSd Per o gs'
Die aufreauns 1T 10 sroB, bab mon einen auirubr
;iir6tet. Ser Sheriff bat cine eroBe Nnsabl BON
Mdnnern gu ieinem gciitanbe auFaerufen. nm ben
8efangenen su beldiben. Gpnerfon befnbet Ib
iebt in Saft unter Nufi6t bes Wlilitdrs. 9ie Store
limb gel6lolIen uuo Die @ebduoe nit Srouerfipr be-
bdnsf. Sas 8esrdbnib finoet beute ftatt.
(&i6ter Sobn 9. Slough bon Samilton gountp,
o. mar in iriibern Sabren Elm tbdtiser Ohio Yoli<
titer, Mitslieo Der @eiebsebuns uno einmal Secre-
TOR bes bemofratii9en Staats Central COMMITTEES.
8eDib ,uerben lib piele ~unierer 2eier ieiner nod er-
innern.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02
Ginpanbernngs> Statilif.

Won Wp6e 5u gSode baben mir unlern Selern Die
Mn5nbl Der ginpanoerer mitgetbeilt, Die our6 unIeE
re Staot fanen, aber Weni9e benfen pielleidt oa=
ran, tpel6e MtaiIe BON ginlpobnern BON bier aus a=
Sec. 1866 unb Dem %. Sec. 1867 falnen 43. 224 Gin=
tpanberer bur6 unIre Stabt. Sic groBe Mebrsa6l
~berielben iparen SeutI9e, tpel9e brr6 ibren tbatieen
SleiB ben Wo6lltanb uno oas Muf6li6en bes 2an=
bes pelentlih fDrDern, unO man6e WiloniB in Saat=
fel0er unO @Grten perpanoeln.
Die ~fieinlte 3abl, Die wdbreno elmer @p9e i'm
obe19enannten Sabre antau1, betru9 253, lno Die
grDBte 2,119.
9on bieien ginaelpanberten lieBen iid 1872 in
Ohio, 1,O29 in Miiiouri, 1857 in Sainois, Aba
in Senoiana, 1899 in GentufD un0 Die Ibrigen in
arberen lpeitliden Staaten nieber.
NQe oieIe Geute tuurben BON Dem bteIiaen Gn1i=
granten= 9~lgenten, Srn. 6. 8. gampen, ~bef0roert uno
nit Gatb uno Shat unteritiibt, noraus man abneb=
men fam, oab iein glmt fem lei6tes i'll, lonoern linn
ST. 6. lit seraoe Der Mtann oa5u, INNER munter uub
tbdtig.
@el9e DtaiIe bon gtntpanberern ing 2anb tommt,
oappn tann man iid faum einen 8egriff MAIDEN;
oenn Die GAIL, pelde bur9 unire Stabt fommt, lit
nur cine serinse, i'm ger9lei4 nit %Serlslben.
Gan Sraneisco, 81. 9e5br. geri6ten bonn
Sacramento=Sba bale sufol9e bat cine ueberlhnenlnt=
lng oaielbit 9roben S4aoen an9erldtet lil,o Den
total 9ebemmt. St Jol9e Der 3erltorun9
Der Gilenba6n 6ur1 Die Slutben fanoen mebrere lln=
TdQe uuf oerielben itatt, nobel cine MnSabl Yerlonen
Ibr 2eben einbIBte. Sn Ntapspile rib Der ausac-
Iretene 5luB Die Selfe meg, poourh Der gr0Bte
She'll Der gtaot unter gSaiier seiebt iuurbe. Die
our9 pie Sierra Nspaoa tabrenosn StTaBsn ilno
Gitp unO anoeren Srten miiien BON gOoe
en iiber oas @ebirge transportirt peroel. Get
Dlenidengebenfen bat man bier feinen lolfen 9e-
]enIturm erlebt. sos
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

Ser @einbau in Ohio niumt itdtis 3a.
eSn ben Counties erie unb Sttoipa iino in ben leb=
fen Sa6ren 5000 Qder 2anb in @eingdrten uinse-
i6affen porben unb iGr @rtrag miro fit bieies Sabr
9ddBuns itno Die Snieln in Dem grieiee niat nit
ein6e9riTfen. 9ie 3eQp Sniel gsein So. Sat Die
Srauben BON 225 Ider aefauft uno inn @an3en uns
9efdbr 65, 900 @alonen g8ein een,a6t. gnoere ger-
ionen auf o~erielben Sniel iollen $4,000 @alonen
aema6t baben. 4uf YoB- Sniel iinO $4,000 @alo-
men genla6t morben. auBerbem muroen bon ZEN
9enannten Snleln, namentlif BON DER lebteren, groBe
QuQntitGten Srauben p~erfauft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

uno Der partbei i'm ause baben miro unb bab jeoe
unberufene ginmiidune in bies @ei6dft, jeoer gera
iud, eiuen unseblbrliden Srud auf Die @eiebsebuns
st 8uniten oieies ober ienes ganbioatet1 aus5uiben,
nidt Bios iberhiifg, ionbern b64it peruerflih uno
IfG0lih lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

yDanfee= Griinoung. "-SSn cine untsr Der Soble an.
9ebrahte Wetaafapiel miro Elm Stiid rotbalibenoen
Spefiein's 9eidoben. Oafielbe bleibt einioe 5tun-
ben lang tparrt uno iparmt ben GUS beg Sdlitt.
ihubldufers.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

Gen. Sans, Der neuerpd6lte @oupernOr, miro
dbreno ieiues 4mtstermins nit ieiner Sanilie n
olumbrs pobnen. gr besiebt bas Saus Nro. 50
IL Der Oit Somnitrabe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02
Die Ohio @eietaetnna.

1lniere @eiebsebnns periammelt iid ndditen Mon-
tag. @ir laien bier Die Namensliite Der ertpablten
Mitslieoer folsen unb baden Die 9emofraten nit els
mem Stern = beSeidnet. Wie man aus biefer elite
Iiebt, neroen Die 9emofraten i'm Senate bura 19
unb Die Sepublifaner burd Is Mitslieoer r~eprdfen-
tirt Iein. SIM Sauie ,psrben Sc 9emutraten nnb 40
Nepu5lifaner 5iben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

Rem Worf. 20. Seq. Mian seht bier nit Dem
lane nm, Elm &esiment fir bic pdpitli6e Irmee 5u
,rmiren unb ausjurii tcr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-02

@abI fir gonareB. gie unisre Seller t%uiIien,
tuurbe Der GonereB= Superintendent Samilton bonn Is.
Ohio Siifrift bon ieinem 1sjdbrisen, pabnlinnisen
Sobn s%etootet. &aum linb Die @ebeine Deg urleliid-
liden Mannea unter Die groe sebradt, 10 i~treiten
ii6 aud i9on Die rabifalen Yolitifer bes Oiitrifts
I'm, Die ~erlebiste SteQe. @oup. gor bat cine ipeciele
@obl 5ur 8eiebuns Der gacan5 auf ben 81. Sanuar
anberaumt. 9te Semofraten bes SiItrifts baben
itarfe Soffnurs, einen Semofraten Su ertpdblen.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02

In speaking Of the esprit Of the de-
mocracy" in relation to impeachment mat
tiers, the st. Joseph Valley Register uses
the following language:
In no instance have the republicans
treated the matter as party measure.
All partisanship has been on the other
side, and this is being made more eyi-
dent as the case proceeds"
1t will be sufficient for our present pur-
pose to quote the language of Stevens in
speaking to the senate about the affair:
"Let him hope who dares to hope that
SO high body as that senate will tetray its
trus!,will forget its own acts,w will treadback
its own action, will disgrace itself in the
face of the nation. Point me ont one who
dares to do it, and you show me one who
dares to be regarded as infamous by pos
terity. Let me see the recreant who
dares to tread back upon his steps, and
vote on the other side"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02

"Iss'T IT QUEER, l ASK YOU "-Tho
"irooly Toll" of this township met in, cou
veDtion at Messrs. Phillips and Johnson's
Law Office, on Saturday evening, March 81
to nominate candidates for township Offices.
A straight ticket was nominated until the
Office of supervisor was reached. when the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolrea, That we will make no nomi-
nation for Supervisor, but that on account
of the efficiency with which Charles Has
LANCER has heretofore filled the Office we
recommend all republicans to vote for
him.
Unfortunately. the FISH intended to be
caught would not bite at so small bait
The raids were "willin' souls but they
couldn't quite reach" They have seem
ingly all at once walked to realizing sense
of their situation, and no stone will be left
unturned to curry favor with the German
vote. Tire is no one SO silly as to be-
lieve that the RAIDS would have passed any
such rest uGon as the above had they sup
posed ghost Of chance remained for
them to carry the election without it.
Last year they elected portion of their
ticket at the corporation election, through
MISREPRESENTATION and hard lying. This
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02
TIE STU TIE.

"A trance medium at Delphi proposes
doing great things in spiritualistic way.
She will speak on asubject chosen BY the
audience, as well as answer questions.
Criticism and discussion is challenged.
A fellow at Winamac, the other
night, asked admittance into a private
house, as there was some one after him
with "evil intent" The proprietor of the
house couldn't "see it, The fellow was
not to be put off in that way, however,
but walked back and forth in front of the
door, muttering occasionally, al believe
am crazy" This is vouched for by the
Winamac Democrat.
twenty-five gentlemen of the radical
persuasion announce themselves, in the
St. Joseph Valley Register, as candidates
for the various official positions in city and
county. ''Barkis is willin."
Tom Thumb and party paid visit to
the delighted South Blenders last week.
Jimmy" the Hibernian, over whose
body coroner's inquest was. held some
weeks since, and verdict of "death from
some unknown cause" rendered, has, to
the great astonis!lment of his friends,
again appeared upon earth. He emphat-
ically denies having been either "drown-
did" or "murthcred," and was as much
surprised to hear that he had been coffined
and buried, as were his old companions
horror struck in thinking his appearance
among them was his ghost. AS Jimmy"
IS yet in the flesh, the mystery of the dead
body is greater than ever South Bend
Register.
Suckers and red-horse are the only
fish now caught in the Wabash.
Lafayette is to have another fire en-
gihe company. t a-sss3 p
Last Thursday morning slight shock
of the earth was felt in this place Vim
dRac Democrat.
What's your favorite beverage, Doc2
The Lay Delegate convention of the
Methodist Episcopal church met at Indian
apolis on Tuesday, 25 More than two
hundred persons were present. al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02
IMPEACHMENT.

Last Monday witnessed the recon-
Of the impeachment trial
Mr.. Butler opened the proceedings on the
part of the prosecution, By the reading of
a three hours speech. Washington tele-
grams state that there was rerceptible dis
appointment On the part of all present,
when it was found out that he had his en-
tire speech not only written, but printed.
The effort of Mr. Butler was not so able
as was expected from a man of his repu-
tstion as a lawyer, and excited unfrlendly
comment, even on the part Of tie i'm
peachers. THAT part of the speech
{" which relates to the presidents conduct
and speeches in swingin round the cir
"' cle,' has been severely criticised by
"senators as greatly beneath the dignity
/" OF the OCCASION" AT the conclusion OF
the speech the court was pronounced TO be
in condition to receive testimony. &c
cordiagly Mr. Wilson. nnn of tho mana
gers, presented lot of documentary stuff,
after which the court adjourned until
Tuesday.
On Tuesday three or four witnesses
in favor of the prosecution were examin-
ed. During the examination of the last
witness, Mr.. Stanbcrry objected to por-
ton of the testimony being received, and
he was sustained BY the chef-justice. Sen
ator Drake, in loud and angry tone of
voice. objected to such questions being
decided by the chair. The chief-justice
stated his position to DO, that it :" was his
duty to decide all questions of law and
evidence when submitted, subject to an
appeal on the request Of any senator y
Some of the senators got very much excl
ted, and they were raped to order in
quick succession. In the midst of the con-
fusion motion was made that the senate
retire for consultation. After cries of
+" No !" No." the ayes and noes were
caiied ana resulted In te,-2o to 20
The chief-justice decided in the afiirma-
tive and the senate retired. After three
hours and quarters consultation, the
senate returned and reported that the
seventh rule had been amended so as to al
low the chair eithsr to decide questions of
law and evidence, subject to an appeal by
any senator, or to submit them to the court
for decision. This practically and fully
sustaiDs the chief justice against Drake.
Great Indignation was manifested by the
radical senators at the manner Ia which
the chief justice decided the tie in reIa-
ton to the retiring Of the senate Dorbts
are entertained as to Mr.. Chase's "loya,-
ty." ia.l
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02

year they adopt the virtuous role. Eff
cheney, say they, is a jewel, wherever
found; and accordingly they pay it their
respects by putting in nomination gen.
tleman of opposition politics for the lowest
position on the ticket, with the hope of
thus securing enough democratic votes to
elect the balance of the radical candidates.
But it wont work, as the following card
from Mr.. HAsLANGER will abundantly
testify:
To the Editor OF the DExocRAr:
l Hereby give notice to my friends thai
/ cannot be candidate for the Office o.
Supervisor at the coming election, and
hope all who were favorable to my nomi
nation will give their support to the nomi
nee Of the party, and oblige.
CHARLES HAsLANGER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02

The RAIDS are using every exertion in
their power to secure the election of their
oaE di dates fUi Trustee ia all he townships.
in accordance with the suggestions made
by their state central committee, for the
purpose of stuffing the balIot-boxes at the
two important elections which occur this
year. 1t is earnestly desired that our
friends in all the townships of The county
see to this matter, and not permit their
opponents to euchre them We can elect
our candidates in every township in the
county, with the exception of Tirpecanoe,
if proper exertion is made. There is
nothing gained in policy, and everything
lost in principle. by the system of trading
which the radicals will endeavor to inau-
gurate, and we warn our, friends against it
Vote the straight democratic ticket, with :
out scratch or blemish, and all will be
well. See to it that every democrat is at
the polls, and that no illegal radical votes
are cast
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-02
Mark Twain's Turkish Lunch.

never want another one. The cook
ing apparatus was In the little luncheon
room near the bazaar, and it was all open
to the street The cook was dirty, and so
was the table, and it had no cloth On il.
The fellow took mass of sausage meat
and coated it round a wire, and laid il on
a charcoal fire to cook When it was
done he laid il aside, and dog walked
sadly up and nipped it. He smelt is
first, and probably recognized the remains
Of friend The cook took it away from
him and laid it before rs. Brown said, II
pass" He plays euchre sometimes; and
We all passed in return. Then the cook
baked broad. fiat wheaton cake, CREASED
it we'll with the sausage and started to
bring it to US. 1t dropped in the dirt,
and he picked it up and polished it on
the seat of his breeches and laid it before
us. Brown said 81 pass" We all passed
and called new deal. He put some eggs
in frying-pan and stood pensively pryiug
slabs Of meat from between his teeth with
a fork Then be used the fork to turn the
eggs with and brought them along.
Brown said, II pass" Al followed suit.
We did not know what 70 do, and SO We
ordered a new ration Of sausage. The
cook took out his wire, appointed proper
amount of sausage meat, spit on his hands
and fell to work. This time, with one ae-
cord we all passed out. We paid and left.
That is all know OF Turkish lunches.
A Turkish lunch is good, no doubt. bs. it
has its weak points.