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suicide OF Real Estate BROKER, ct,
Servant GIrIIBurnei TO Death,

Providence, r. l., June ia servant
girl named Catharine McCarty was burned
to death this morning in Woonsockett, BY
the explosion of 4 can Of burning-hnid,
which she was using to kindle the fire.
la the Magistrates Court, on Saturday,
Albert Sanford, Chief Of Police of this
city, was adjudged guilty of perjury in
taking the poor debtors oath, and was held
in SIC, 1000 surety for trial before the Court
of Common Pleas.
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AsueaEsrroN To nn ooNsIDERED.

The following resolution was adopted
at the Democratic State Convention in
Alabama:
Resolved, That, not representing any
recognized vote in the Electoral College,
it is the celebrate sense Of this convention,
with the present lights before il, that onr
delegates to that convention shOnld not
vote in the choice of candidates; but
having full confidence in their prudence,
patriotism and Judgment, this convention
. leaves them untrammeled by instructions.
The spirit of this resolution is cons
mendable, and the instruction to refrain
from voting in the choice of candidates is
worthy of con sideration. 1t is a guess
ton whether it is not the proper course
for the delegates from every Southern
State, with the exception of Kentucky,
Missouri, Maryland and Delaware, to
withhold their votes until nomination
has been made, and then merely cast
them for ratification -
The burden of the effort Of the Raids
Gals will be to convince the Northern
people, that the election of Democratic
candidate, whoever he may be, looks to
the reinstation of "Rebels" to power.
Every fact will be seized with ayidity to
enforce this idea, and if the Southern
delegations should, in the ballotings, turn
the scale, and decide the contest for the
nomination, thousand tongues would at
once assail the candidate, as the nominee
Of the South, and seek to arousethe pre-
JUDGE Of the Northern masses.
The true policy to be pursued in this
respect, can best be determined by con-
sultation in the convention, but we are
inclined to think that the first duty of
delegates from the South is to guard their
presence and participation in the New
York Convention from being used as a
club to beat down the faithful Democra-
cy Of the North
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We print on the first page most in
teresting letter in relation to Mr. PEN
dleton, Of Ohio, and his views on the cur
rent issues, to which we invite especial
attention. Ii is from the pen Of an ins
telhgent and acute correspondents Of one
Of the leading papers Of the country, who
visited Mr.. Pendleton professionally
The description Of the interview fur
nishes an excellent description Of the
statesman, who, at the age Of forsy.two,
has made himself the head Of The Demos
cratic party Of the United States suaye,
dgnihed and self.pOised, assidnously
employed in the routine Of his business
while his name Is being Fung from one
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TORONTO, June l5.-The volunteers and
regulars have been actively preparing for
emergencies, in consequence of Fenian
rumOrs. A brigade will be stationed in
each Of the cities Of Toronto, Hamilton
and London, while forces viii be stationed
at Callingwood and exposed points, and re-
serves organized to take the field if neces,
sary. Complete provisions have been made
for any attempted raid. . e
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sentonc es Passed.

RICHMOND, June 15.--The case Of John
Fl. Anderson, Collector Of the Fourth Dis.
trict, and others, charged with conspiracy
to defraud the government, was concluded
to-day, and verdict Of guilty rendered.
Anderson, Ellison and Patterson were SEN
fenced, as follows Anderson fined $4,000
and two year'simprisonment, Ellison fined
$4,000 and two years imprisonment, Pat
terson fined 5000 and two years imprison-
meut
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end Of tie nation TO the ether graceiui-
ly repelling the inquisitiveness Of yisi--
tors, while impressing them with the
magnetism of a character which has
made him the idol Of the section in
which he is best known, he is presented
in connection with his broad, sound and
statesmanlike views and his undertaking
adherence to the landmarks Of the Con-
stitution, as the ft leader in the ap.
preaching contest for the re-establish~
ment of the true principles Of the gov
eminent in its administration.
The reader viii find, also, in this let
ter, perhaps as clear an calculation Of
Mr.. Pendleton's position on financial
questions as has been yet given, and we
commend the whole paper to a careful
reading -
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Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths.
Information in u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TkRM, 1893.
Nc ns'o ssi iiss.s Toba I'm % .

Ave caddies Of Tobacco
VKTHEREAS. 4. Mop. SMITH. ESQ. AT
w toruey Of the United States fer said Dis
trict, has died his information in SAID CeHrt.
on behalf Of the United States. and Of all per-
sons Concerned against eight boxes and Eve
caddies Of tobacco, ~. Ayre, reputed owner al
legi1g among other Ithings that said tobacco
,Sss ssised as forfeited 70 the United States for
the causes ia said Information alleged.
Nov. therefore in obedience 70 the mOnition
Of The Court, TO me directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice % all persons claiming
said property, or kneving or having anything
10 say why the same should not be condemned
a. forfeited and that they be and appear before
SRid Circnit Court. % be holden IN the Federal
Court Room. Ia the Capitol a. NASHVILLE. Ten
nessee on the 29th day OF Jane, AZ 10
elSisps. q h. aLASC0GK,
iun6 lat Nm, DIT.
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PHTLADELPHIA, June I5.-Harvey
Johns5n vas MORALLY stabbed by a man
named Buch during political dispute to-
day. Buch gave himself up to the authori-
ties.
Two men committed suicide here to-day
by shooting themselves. Ore was a pris-
oner IN the county jail.
a young man named Nilsson Stewart.
died last evening from the effects Of a
blow on the head received. from some I'M
known person at the Chestnu. street wharf.
Suicide OF a Real Estate Broker, etc.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Wm. Fl. Gage.
real estate broker, committed suicide YES
terday, at Orange, New York, while labor
ing under religious excitement.
The weather is extremely hot.
The race of the Harlem Yacht Club yes
terday was won by the Comet-distanee
twenty miles time Of winner IA hours and
twenty minutes a5fs aa
The contract for carrying the overland
mail 10 California was awarded to Carlton
Spaids, of Chicago, and not 70 the OaliioF-
MIA Stage Company, The rate being one
thousand dollars per day, and she distance
one thousand and ninsty-fYe miles.
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I'm u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1s6,
No. IOs-Unitsd stafes Yy. fourteen barrsls
Rsctifed Whisky

No. IOs-Unlted State 10. fourteen barrels
Rsctifed Whisky
UHEREAs, 4. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, AT
w toTney Of the United States Tor SAID Dis
trict. has fisd bis Information - said Court on
behalf OF the United States. and Of all Dsrsors
concerned, against fourteen barrels reetifsd
WHISKY, Q.indsn 4 Th0mas fePutsd 0NneFal a.
IeginR among other things, that said sDirftg ,gera
seized IS forfeited 70 tbs United States, Tor tie
causes 10 said Information alleged
Now, therefore, in obedience b the mnnifion
Of the Court, TO me directed and delivered 40
hereby give public n0tico b eli bersons claim
ing said property, or knowing Or having any-
demnod a. torfeited, and that they be ana an
pear before said cireuit Court ~ &c koiden in
the Federal Court Room. 10 the Capitol al
y nashville. Tennessee, ON the 2Dah day %
4une, 1858. a. 10 O'Clock A. r. theu and there
10 intsrpOse their claims
Y. r. GLkSCOCK.
Jaaizlit IND, 7,
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KILLED nv Lightning.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, june 15.-During
the severe storm at Grand Haven yester-
day, the house Of Alexander Van SEN
wich was struck BY lightning. Van Sen
wich and boy named Balgains, were in
sfanflY killed.
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former divisions, BY The Rev. Drs. Crosby,
Adams, Shedd, Smith and others. The at
tendsnce was very large.
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jual2I4
EOTICE.

THHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
u vile Gun FACTORY are hereby noticed 10 At
tend a meeting Of Tia COMPANY. az the fsSannber
Of Commerce, on FRIDAY, JUNE W, 1888. Al
u O'Clock. X. Business Of importance % Be
- cHARLRs JONES Pr,,i5.nt
juu4 d JAS 81. HAMILTON, Diregtor.
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he starts. III order to discuss the English
situation with his, predecessor, Charles
Francis Adams. AZ
WAsHrNGToN, June IA The retirement
! of Mr.. Seward, ii that much talked about
and much visited for event should be con-
suanmated, is founded upon an old grudge
between him and Reverdy johnson. The
new Minister to the Court of st. james
was selected by the President without the
advice and consent Of the State Depart
rnent. Very naturally Mr.. Seward il ex-
asperated aud apprehensive. The pet
scheme Of his administration has been TO
settle the Alabama claims, and the APP
pointment of the Maryland Senator runs
the risk of this hobby Reverdy johnson
may settle those claims himself leaving
Seward out in the cold. This is the secret
of the resignation which il is understood
he has rendered to the President, aud it is
to be hoped it will be accepted. In this
event Evarts may not be Secretary of State,
but Attorney General, Charles Francis
Adams taking Stewards place. 1t is doubt
ful whether the President himself is yet
certain how it will be.
Special to the Louisville Courier.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-There is COM
mittee here from Columbus, Georgia, seek
ing Executive OF Legislative interposiiion
in the case Of Chipley and others, now in
the dungeons Of Fort Pulaski, for alleged
participation in the murder of Ashburn.
A resolution will be introduced In Congress
tomorrow asking an investigation of the
atrocious conduct Of the military authori-
ties. ..s -...9...-. -s.e-
Senator Henderson, just returned, says
that all the Democrats and half the Re
publieans Of Missouri, indorse his course
in impeachment -.l...
There are rumors that the notorious
Clark, of the Currency Bureau, and Har-
land, Deputy Commissioner Of Revenue,
have resigned.
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Bidders must state the price per hundred
pounds they will transport military supplies be
tween Railroad DepOts in this city, between
Steamer Landings and Railroad Depots in thus
city. and between either Of the Railroad DepOts
Barracks"
The price charged must include tho handling
OF the stores in the receipt and delivery OF the
same.
The government reserves the right tc reject
any or all proposals. Bids will DO opened ut
the time and place above mentioned. and bid
ders have the privilege Of being present al the
opening.
Proposals will be addressed to the under
signed, and Endorsed Proposals for Transport
ing Army Supplies at Nashville. Tenn"
By order of Bvt. Mai. Gen. THOMAS SWORDS
A. q. NJ. Gen1. Chief q. NJ Department Of tho
Cumberland.
n" - WIN. Il. HOWELL,
Byt Major and A. Q. ~. u. $. Army.
juno cod Ia
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PROPOSALS.

. #re &fEf
Asst. QuRrfernRnsrerss ORsee U.S.A,l
NASHVILLE TENN, June 5. 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICALF
~ with a copy of this advertisement attached
10 each. are invited and will be received at this
Office until II NJ, JUNE 18TH, 1858, cor the
Transportation OF all Army Supplies
al Nashville. Tennessee. between
RRiIrOadj DePOts. Steamboat
Landings and Ash Barracks" for
the period OF One Year.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
personal

OFFICE NASH. ST. SPRINKLrSs WoRKs1
JUNE ID. 1868.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-06-19
Foes en- a Small Scale.

There are many householders v ho q
means will not enable them to buy a
COW, or to provide keeping Tor her
were they in possession Of one. Bni
they may be equal to the purchase OF
colony of bees. and to provide h'' es
for the swarms resulting there!rom. -
Bees, like other stock, require rast.r.
age, but mike horses, cattle and
81 e.p, they are free commoners, rang.
ing ct will in search of stores, nor can
they be arrested and punished tor
their il tr ,sion upon premises alien to
their oMnHs. A single COLONY OF
bees in good condition in the spring,
may be counted upon to double or
triple their numbers in single sea
son, securing ample stores for winter
consumption, while supplying gra'-
flying surplus each autumn fer house
hold uses. This accumulation wi !
,rove most acceptable, in families ca.
pecia'ly. while he price Of butt r
rules go high as to place it beyond tn,
reach OF those not blest with elor ga.
ted and plethoric purses. Try a colo.
ny OF bees as an experiment.
Rural New Yorker.
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THE BEST

Also unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths, CTS.
imerss, Casineis, J.sns. Ss.ne's Satin and
Silk Ves'ing Wool Wsmu.sss. Undershirts
Hate and Caps. Boots and Shoes. &C., &c.
and almost any kind Of goods you call tor
Il e has also
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REMEDY FOR KICKING Cows Cows
Gays cotemporary. SELDOM kick with
ont some good rea,on for it. Teats are
. mctimcs chapped, or the udder ten.
der; harsh han fling hurts them, and
they kick. Sometimes long and SHARP
finger ails cut their teats, ID come.
times the mixer pulls the long hairs
on the udder, while milking. Shear
of the long hairs, cut long finger nails
close, battle chapped teats with warn
water, and grease them well witt
lard, and always treat COW gentl..
She will never kick unless somtthinp
hurts her. or she tears repetition of
former h,r's. When handled gently
cows like to be MIXED When tree ted
otherwise, they will kick and hold VI
their milk.
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CuRRANT WINE PICK. stem, mash,
and strain them we'll. To 4 quart Of
Juice 1 pound Of sugar; stir il; add
pint Of water to each quart Of juic';
PIT it into something which it will
fill, reserving ! pint t. fill up with
Let it ierment during about four
weeks. Listen from time to time to
see if all is serene. At first there
will be roth; when it is nearly done
small bubbles will be found; when all
is still, strain, and bottle. and seal It,
Do not use the sediment.
P.S.-The above is the receipt oil
q successful wine maker.
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Hulled Corn.

The old fashioned hullod corn ia
prepared as follows: To make lye
slough for three qnarts of corn. take
about fonr quarts OF ashes and boil
them an hour in about eight quarts Of
water. Hard wood ashes are best
After the ashes have settled turn of
the I've, which will be about six quarts.
Put the corn into the lye and boil
three h, ne or until the bulls begin 10
come 'otf freely. Then take out the
corn. ~ It into cold wafer and boil
eg il. Keep loiling and changing
the water until it is perfectly clear,
rubbil & the torn with the hands as
the wa'er is poured of. to clean of
the hulIs. The water will need to he
changed halt dozen times or more.
This will remove all the ye and make
the corn white and soft. 1t il now
ready for nse and will keep in cold
weather for several weeks. II is fried
with salt pork gravy and m lke' nice
dish. II is also warmed UP and eaten
with milk, ,r. like homuy, with syr.
Up. The white dent corn Of the South
is oest fer this purpose. Potash lye is
sometimes used, but does not leave
corn SO white.
American a uriculturiSt.
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To CURE CHoLrc.-A corresponder
Of the Ohio Farmer gives the follow
ing which has succeeded with him il
all cases when given in time: IA
soon as it is ascertained that the eicl
horse has the collie give him dose o.
pure pine tar, by lull,ng out hi
tongue and spreading it over will
tar. As quick as the poor animal be
gins to swallow the tar he will get re
lef.'
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-Cablaoe worms NAV he deotrovo

Cabbage worms may be destroyed
in the following easy and simple way
] re * off a leaf from the bottom o.
the cabbage and pace it on the top
upper side down. DO this in the
evening, and in the morning you will
find near or qnite all the worms OF
each cabbage have taken up theil
quarters on this leaf. Take of tin
leaf and kill them or feed them to til,
chickcns, and place the leaf back j
there be any more to catch.
JPPay US what you owe us.
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DIR. JOHN BULL,


Manufacture and Vender Of the Celebrated
SMITHS TDMIE SYRUP,
FOR THE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS
AND FEVER.
The proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
justly claims II a superiority over al rene
dies ever offered 10 the public for the SAFE,
cERrAfH. SPEEDY, and PERMANENT cure Of
Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever,
" he'hes Of short or long standing. He re-.
iers to the entire Western and South. west
esn country to bear him testimony 10 the
ruth OF the assertion, that In no case what.
ever will Il fail to cure, IL the directions ere
strictly followed out. In . great many cases
= single dose has been sufficient for . cure,
and whole families have been cured by .
single bottle. with . perfect restoration OF
The general health. tits. however, prudent
md In every case more certain TO cure, II
hs use 10 continued in smaller dcses for a
week or two otter the disesse hes been
checked, more especisilv in difficult and
long standing cases. Usually, this medi.
cine will not require sny cid TO keep the
bowels In good order; should the patient,
however. require . caihsvtic medicine, after
having taken three or four doees " the
Tonic, . single dose NJ BULLS vEGE.
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will BE- .ufficisn,
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
No 20 Fifth, Cross Street.
June ID ely. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Religious Wotioo.

On tho first Sabbath in August, End day of
the month, services commemorative of the
350th anniversary Of tho Reformation, will bo
hold at the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Morning service at lalspass ten o'clock in tho
German language. Afternoon service ut half
past four, in the Euglsh language. Rev. L.
s. BoISrsr, Of Pomnria, will, Dec v"'cais,
preaeh the nlcrlc-;a, scrmoc Christians Of
all denominations, and all The friends Of al
opou Bible arc lrateyaally invited
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Gold! aolal

,. Attention is callcd to the communication
.sof 3D." an Experienced California minor,
which appears in oiiotlor column. From this
At will bo bcon that gold, shining, glittoring
Sgold," ubounds in our midst. "B " has at
this time several rich and beautiful specimens
collected from mine within four miles OF
this place. Twill do you good to look at
them.
Since penuing tho above, we have received
i . little notice from respected citizen in all
adjoining District, who has discovered gold
on his plaoe. His advertisement, desiring
those who have the capital to como md buy,
as he is not able himself 10 work it, can be
.seon elsewhere. 1fmcn Of cuorsy and entcv-
prise, backed by sufficient capital, should
compcncey operations on thcso undcvcloped
mines, VIC doubt not, from tho assertions of
truthful aud experienced men, their most san
sguino expectations would be realized
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Tho Danise Of t',.s Kon. Edward Frost

1t pains US 70 record IN event which must
rea,i doom ai.d :..;acas throughout every sec.
ton ot" our State. Late Charleston pspcrs
b.iDs To ;A.c'''scncc OF tho dcavh of shis
distinguished gcnslonaa, after a brief iDncss
1t lis vcaidoAco OF tic 2O!h instant. The
loss of great mcn :lc at all times pubic Ca
.k,in;;;cs, but tic !osa Of such man, and ct
such time, Is Indeed y soSo attlic;iou. The
man marlcd aii,.o for his purity, virtue and
high scholarly attainmcnts, be had won tho
confidence Of al! who knew him. The honor
able and responsible duties assigned him BY
the citizens Of his native plaoe are suro evi-
denccs Of his abilities and popularity. In af-
ter !i,'a lc sat with the most learned jursts
OF :Ac dcy, whore, in the discharge of which
h;x,:, and important functions, tho same Gdol-
ity Of pnrposo, ard integrity of character
mnyi;cl HIM. After ten years faithful service
o. .hc beach, Jndyc FRosr retired to private
lie, only 10 add fresh lustro to those noble
qualities which had heretofore characterized
him. We can i'll afford to lose such mon at
this timo.
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The General Assembly.

Since the famous Ku klux fright, occa-
stoned by tho receipt Of accommodation ad-
dressed to Gen. Scorr, which caused this
sage body. to resolve itself. instanter into Sc.
cret session, very little of importance has
transrirod to disturb The "cycn tonor of lis
way" Mcssrs. RoDGEpsoN and SAWYER,
Senators elect, have repaired to Tho scat Of
government, and tahcu their places among
the wise and worthy "-a place kuown in
bottor days as tho United States Senate.--
Shades Of CALHOUN and MoDUrFIs, arise
from your resting placos and toll Us whethe.
these oaoc high, and iuprcgnablo seats are to
be thus deseorated. Many bills arc now
pcnding. The most Infamous Of thcso is tue
bill reducing the bonds of public officers, aud
the tax bill. The bond of the Treasurer, who
now, by tho way, is tho dclcctab!o PARKER,
known to some as the commander Of negro
garrison at this place in 1866, wa, formerly
fixed at ninety thousand dollars. PARKER
gave this bond, aud received his commission,
from Gov. SOorr. This bond wss afterwards
cancelled by tho Governor as worthless. Whst
is tho ncgt stop under the new Constitution !?
Ejecs Parker? Oh 10. A bill is intro.
duced to lessen this bond --mal,n il within, Lis
roaoI, tegnrdlcss Of the Responsibilities attach
ing to tho Office. 10 roduco il c.om ninety
thousand to twenty-five thcusana. The Treas
urer is an officer through whose iai1t n:J-
i;ous of dollars passes during hin sor"', yet nc
is only required to give bond in tlo no'ail'a!
sum Of twenty-five thousand dol.:o This is
monsro,;s With tiia amount passing thro'
his hands hc can afford to be held .;ablo 70.
ula!lcGsanco in office.
The ncxt is tho tax bill being tx Of
seven and :, hall cents per bi,slia! on rou:s;.
rice, o"d one cent. por roand ca "pl.ild, and
two cents per pound on Sea I.land cctiou.--
Notwithstanding Congress has jus: ronc"le'.
the cotton tax OH account o. lis obTo%ioNs re-
suits. Tie ccloscd peo2c,i in this State will
soon End that t',i, viii operate heavily vpon
them II the planter IS taxed heavily noon
-. must be materially lcsioncd. '2y taxa.
ton Is Tho o..iy way to rliso lnohoy AID much
is required to rUn this new lnac!lGc. itmnt.
tars very littlc to the conductors iow in!a
money is raisoi--so chat ii is raised Such
acts are qaiso oaonyli TO shake popular coui
dcncc; and completely oblitcratc every veo.se
Of fa;t'l aud crolit that might have been rc
p,sc;, in these Mow lrY:4!ntcrs. Whilst wa
design abiding in good G:sA the laws Of tho
land, until declared Illegal and unconstitu-
tioual, yet We h"vc every confidence ii tho
courg, and good sense of tho people, VINO
alone can, and will in The f..l elections, speak
for themselves boldly against sno: measures
OF usurpat:cn.