The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-26
DatlD Argus.

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T E AeTIoS W6NTEn.-We want ali tbe RON,
.ompt we can get 10 answer to the letters written
yotss for extra papers, and want them as ic as
=ez possible. Those who have received Ietts,.
tW are requested To act. without DELAY, or cot
'S.as some on" TO act for tbom -ir.w
40 Inc H'm Union is throwing its pro,or,;oo
over the recrcant police Of this city and ,ry
,iSa ing to defend them against the expos,,re
winch the trial Of Monday effected Tho
,n d. m~ IS paid for this, by being city printer
Inc radical party in this city,in It's appoint.
iheH's OF marshal and new policemen, has
me. 'o'lelted the confidence of the people as welt
rs IN IT'S management Of city af.ir5 general.
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NJ. MEkryGLsss MorrogsA The Rim Uaddn.
mn. in commenting upon the assemblage and
ar general aPpe@sneo Of things atGoT. Edens
speech, said that the mottoes nailed upon /
90 the speakers staad were rsmeaningless." I
u Of eourse,@ . Fidehtyto" The Constitution }
"a "a means nothing with the republican party.
at who have long since abandoned that sacred !
IT. INSTRUMENT, and act outside Of it. " Paw b
n, the Debt,in Greenbacks il "nennirgess X
to the rims party, because they are in favor tt
d OF compelling the people to pay the bond. D
: holders in gold "Tax the Bondsp il II
i meaningless to the republicans, because tW
'hat would tend to equalize the interests Of ST
) both rich and poor. Gone CURRENCY far Of
3 An Is meaningless 10 the radicals ~
because they cannot recognize the ips,;eo Nh,
OF giving gold to laboring tax.payers Win ed
, earn IT, as well as to bondholders who don't lue
earn H. 1t wooId be waste of the raw nj
material, you see. Equality of Taxatiop, str
IS " meaningless to the Rim and, its SIM. wa
porters, because it would make this tr,ir for
republican government, instead of that .ort IeS
u RUE which Is now in operation, and which tina
our transatlantic cousins wonld call due
bawsted holigarchy". There are. "Mv cas-
year Captain" many cries in vogue now, ~,
Such as these we have mentioned, which are zen,
meaningless" to your side but not TO oatl
'noSe VINO fought the battles, perform the resp
iaoor, and pay the taxes of the country ne ne
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Mr.. ScHAFFER's COMMUNICATIONS sae,os,o FL
create considerable feeling among the no. Mag
lice II;,...... '' Po. was
''s MS questions were not applied to any cas-.
o"e' and all the policemen deny that either
iueSuoh has any reference to them, or re
mat they ever were guilty of ANYTHING i'm.
pied IN the questions. We
mr. Condor thinks the question in regard Psg,
to hides was an obque hit at him for tho of Jac
reason That man, named Kerns. who E GIsn'
married Condon's wGo's sister, and who did the ho
steal some hides at Princeton, Iowa. was Wool
arrested by Mr. KaIe when he was CITY Mar.
'hai, some years ago, at Condon's house. in
ms city. But we are satisfied from con.
'er'ation with Mr., KaIe, that Condor is wholly
innocent OF any connection with the affair.
Eos only IS he innocent, but we learn. from /,
mr. hale, that Condor aided him in finding .
Aerns and bringing him to Justice. We w..
eAeVe tins diSposes of the hide matter. If speatI
ne tanners want it they can take it. commit nlnit
lhere seems to be an impression that the speakeI
L;.L .D'O",' "' OuF'ls' Tor something Appoin
men occurred while he was et worI
the Island But Curtis says at don't hit v,,,o.,
m at aII-and any man who SAYS SO is n Aurora,
ri But whether the egg is good one osNego
nadone, we are content to let il drop-- Ooegon.
tn the remark that Mr. Schafar. ike ola Dixon
be, when he was going tn rough Indiana. MoT rG
ms way to Washington, asserted moth. Joliet '
g he was only asking questions" I NaG1sh
II H'auIep
hATSED FROM THE DEAD-Last evening n raSe3I,
usually monotonous town life was broken niontcol
upon by report of murder most foul Clinton,
wing been committed by certain party or Pontiac,
rites upon the river front. The men had Motamor
Ell arrested BY citizens. A triumphal Henuepil
ocession was at once formed. headed bv Princeton
Nayoron horseback who happened to be TouIop
Oelng one OF the mounted tanners who Peoria, z
re just glrding on the Ieathern armor to Talosbpr
Dat'Ie against the democracy of the town Macornb,
Camden, which lead the supposed perpe nt, 9oIil
tors OF the crime to Jail. After the Beardsto,
7oner had been safely pent in jail the Havana
ie procession, accompanied by iray Lincoln,
u 'Le mayor as chief marshal, again pro- Petersbur
'eu 70 the scene Of action to convey the
Iaereu man to the jail and prepare him Appointn
tne funeral rites. When the Mayor rn Candid
led he was as much astopisbo5 as Mo.l VIII
Dbard of nursery mer,oru Govern
- .N70'E HIeHloFy, TO ind the - b., =.
risen and denying with voluble curses b "auail"
he ever had intended to commit so Carbondal
ooy an action as to die and moreover Jonos7oro
ressng his doubts as to the ability Of Metrop ai.
hvng man to compel him, perforce. to Goconda
? the twig.' Il sno,Si S;s
seems that the individual was discourse McLeansb,
On politics. with some other men and 6 6Snom ~
inspired by the Creature both L st. Louis
es became eIoquenty abusive, when b be.o Rs
one was struck on the head with some JerseyviIc
instrument and ielled to the ground qarFoilton,
was kicked shamefuly after he was o uincVaI A5
/ When the Mayor first left him,what. Peoria, PEG
the bewderment of blows and whisky P Po6GSxsoI ~
y prone and limp as a rag, TO all ap. Cambridge,
NICE dead But suddenly by great E as.1s -
Of the viii, he stood erect and became Dixon, Lee
od as three dead men, He has gained F,reeport, St
Tie notoFety fairly and legtmately as Rockford ia
! VINO could hold his own either at Havana, Ma
drink or free fight. His name is beEn T,.
NcCaw, as he took occasion to modest. LacoD, Mar.