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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06
THANKsarYfNG PRBOCLiAMA ! iTIION:

An immemorial custom devolves up
on the Executive the duty of setting
apart one day, to be observed by all the
people Of the State as day of Thanks
giving for mercies past, and of Prayer
for the continuation of Divine favor.
The measure Of prosperity accorded
to US has been OVERLOOKING. Although
in some localities, the usual fruits of the
earth have been partially withheld, our
general harvests have been abundant.
The remote frontier has been harassed
by predatory bands of hostile Indians,
and shocking outrages have been per-
petrated upon the persons and property
of the frontier settlers. With this ex-
ception, universal peace has prevailed
throughout our borders.
During the year the area of develop
ment has been widely extended. Our
population has increased with unexam-
pied rapidity. Every department of in
dustry has been vigorously promoted
and advanced: Labor has met its Just
reward commerce has returned fruit.
full gains, and law, order, and personal
security have distinguished our society
1t is meet and proper that, as a people
we acknowledge our gratitude TO Al.
mighty God for all these blessings, and
our entire dependence upon him fol
OsCi anu CIVIL w nICI
gives protection to the citizen and glory
to the Commonwealth.
Now, Therefore, 1, Samuel J. Craw.
ford, Governor of the State of Kansas
in pursuance of q time-hOnoured Gus
tom, do designate
Thursday, November 26th 1868,
as day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
And / do earnestly commend to all the
people of the State that, upon said day
they suspend their ordinary avocations
and unitedly return thanks to the Faith.
er of all for his beneficent guidance
Let us also invoke His favor for the flu.
ture-praying that permanent peace
may be brought to our borders that
our resources may be tuther developed
and that we may be enabled Justly to
pride ourselves upon faithful admin
istratiOn of just laws, and upon institu.
tutions which are without reproach.
In Testimony Whereof, ]
have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of
Il S the State to be affixed, the
day and year first above
written.
SD. CRAWFORD.
By the Governor, 90
r. a. BARKER,
Secretary of State.
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ESTRAY cATlF

CTRAYED from theeundersigned. at the Ly-
- on County fair grounds, during the late
fair. the following described stock One clear
white COW and white heffer calf: one white
roam COW and heifeF calf same color; two.
white yearling heifers; one red yearling heifer
with some little white; one two year old red
heifer with line baek=&eight in ALL Six of the
Any person finding such cattle. who will ward
the two calves, and inform me of their where
abouta, viii be literally rewarded
GAS. s. McWHORTER.
tSS Chelsea, Butler county Kaases,.
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tFrom the Burlington Patriot.1
CHEERING RAILROAD NEWS !
The Directors Propositions Accepted.
Business Indications.

We are in receipt of news this week
that looks cheering for the immediate
building of our railroad. AS will be
seen by the following dispatches, the
contractors have accepted the PROPOSE
tons of the Directors made at Emporia
on the 10Th inst. The road is to be
graded through Davis county and a
bridge to be built over the Kansas riy-
er at Junction City by the 18th of next
May. Here are the dispatches. The
first is from Judge Parsons to Col.
Hale, Vice President of our Company
IN. Y, Oct. %, 1868.
ITO Hiram F. Hale, Vice President
Come to N. Y. with your Board at
once. A deposit of money, or other
satisfactory security will he given.
Nothing can be done until our parties
meet you here. Come at our expense.
"(Signed) LEVI Parsons,
President"
To this dispatch Col. Hale telegraph
ed reply, asking whether committee
appointed by the Board to confer with
the contractors Consisting of Hale and
Walker) would not be sufficient to go
to New York. To this the following
replies have been received:
"N. Y, Oct. %.
"Have quorum or more Immediately.
VIII build road. Act promptly.
"(Signed)
PARSONS AND ROBINSON"
IN. Y, Oct. 26.
Bring enough Directors to have a
quorum here Immediately. All right
'(Signed) WILLIS GAYLORD"
Col. Hale has telegraphed to the par
ties in New York that enough OF our
Board would start from Kansas on the
4th of November for N. Y, to form a
quorum. 1t is proper that meeting
should be held between the Directors
and Contractors, to fix up matters on
the basis of late negotiations. We are
in hopes that we are to be disappointed
with no more delays. Everything
looks hopeful, at. least, now. We shall
attend the New York meeting, and
will thus be prepared to acquaint our
readers with reliable information con-
corning the future prospects of the
road. We hope to be able to make a
cheering report.
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Old Father Beer, who lives near the
north line OF this county, has again had
his declining years blessed by another
bouncing child, weighing nearly four
teen pounds. Mr. Beer informs us he
is rising of eighty-two years ofage. He
was born in England in 1166, yet he
daily labors in the field, and Jokes and
chRckles over the effeminacy of the boys
ofto-day. He says that his last child adds
a Thousand dollars to his happiness. His
wife looks to be about thirty-eight
years of age Usage ChrOaicle.
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GREENWOOD COUNTY.

Through the kindness of l. r. Phenis,
of Eureka, and w. B. Godfrey, of Mad
ison, We have full returns from Green
wood county. The county cast $50
votes, a large increase over last year.
Tho majority for the Republican Ma
tiOn&l and State tickets, 245. Watson's
majority for district Judge is 225. Phe-
mis- beats Lille 188 majority for Coun-
ty Attorney, and the entire Republican
ticket is elected by handsome MAORI
ties. OsbOrn's majority for Representa-
tive, over Humphrey (Kentucky Dem
ocraD is 1S6.
Mr.. Gasaway, of Lane township,
brings the gratifying news that Lane
township gives As straight Republican
votes, and ''nary" Democratic. This is
undoubtedly the banner township OF
Greenwood county. Last year the Dem
Ocrats and Independents come within
four votes of carrying Greenwood.
AS Ed. Tucker receives 945 votes in
this county, and large majority in
Greenwood, and there, are no other
counties in the district, and nobody ran
against him, there is very little doubt OF
his election to the State Senate.
The result in Morris, Marion and But
Ter counties is especially gratifying, as
the Democrats were confident they
would carry those three counties.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TREE SEEDS.

TFNHE following seeds will be sent post paid
Il to any part of the State for 40 cents per
packet. If one or more pounds are wanted a
liberal discount will be made on the above rate.
! EvERGREENs.-Pine White Yellow, Corsi-
can Scotch, Austrian, Cembrem, Sea, Jersey.
Pitch; Spruce Norway, White, HemlOck; JU-
miner, Red Cedar. Savin. Common. Northern,
Trailing; ArbOr Vitae. American. Chinese, Up
right: Fir, Baisan. Frazer's Baisam, Silver;
English Iea0; Holly, European. American.
DECIDUOUs.-LGrch,E European; Maple, Ash
leaf( Box Elder, Sugar: Norway, English: Red
White. Canoe, Dwarf; DOqscOOd English,
American. Blue, Silk-leaved; Magnolia, Clan
ca Triptela, Acuminata, Macro Phylla; Cy-
Gam.
All orders must be sent in by the 1st of JAN
uary. Terms, cash with order. For descrip-
ton of any Of the above named trees please
send stamp for return postage.
MAX FAWCETT,
Att Emporia, Kansas.
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Gov. Hays, of Ohio, issues the follow
ing model Thanksgiving proclamation
"1n compliance with joint resolution
of the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio, adopted May 10 1868, and IN &C
cOrdance with the good custom of onT
fathers, / do appoint Thursday, the
10Th day of November nextSaaa day o1
public Thanksgiving to Almighty God
for. His continued blessings vOuchsafed
to the people Of Ohio. In testimony
whereof" &c.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06

The Swedish committee have con-
cluded the selection of about $4,000
acres of land for their colony. 1t is To-
Gated on the Republican, between Lake
Slbley and White Rock about seventy
I'VE miles northwest of Junction City.
About one hundred and fifty of the
colony, who arrived during the past
week, met at Browns Hall on Friday
night, TO draw lots for the land. The
meeting was called to order by Mr.. Hi
ort, who spoke in the Swedish Ian
guage for ten minutes. A committee
OF three was appointed to count tickets
and place them in q box. Each ticket
bore number corresponding to a num-
Der on the quarter section on the map,
and the ticket drawn designated the
tract upon which the drawer was to
settle. Ada Maria Swenson, daughter
OF j. P. SwensOn, was selected to draw
for the men. While the tickets were
being prepared, Mr.. Bergsland, one of
our tOwnsmen, welcomed his country
men IN the English language, which
was heartily applauded by the Ameri-
cans present. This party, since their
arrival, have been busy. making their
declarations of citizenship before the
clerk of the court, and we are informed
that every one of them was able to
write his name in clear, distinct and
legibIe hand. The greater part of them
understand cur. language very well !;
most of them, also have means sufficient
TO open farm. The meeting lasted
far into the night, and we did not stay
to see it through.-.yunctioss CITY
Union.
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BUTLER COUNTY.

DR.. Kellogg sends us the following
returns from Eldorado township, But
Ter county:
Grant and Colfax and the Republican
ticket, receive 43 votes to 80 for the
Democratic candidates. Eskridge one
ahead of his ticket.
For Senator Mead receives 60 votes
to II for Sharp.
For Representative, Wilson Repub-
lican) receives SO, and Black (DemOcrat)
13. The county ticket has Republi-
can majority. The Doctor thinks But
Ter will be all right.
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they were painfully affecting have been rodieaIIv
cured in such great numbers in almost every set.
be informed of its virtues or uses. Heeu W
Scrofulons poison is one of the most Destructive
tenant of the organism undermines The
and invites the attack of embedding or fatal
4 seems to breed infection throughout the ann
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
surface or among the vitals. In the Latter tnher.
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
rs presence by erupions on the skin or foui ncer
enons on some part of the body Hence The occs.
visable, even when no active Symptoms of disesse
appear. Persons acted with the foTIoWin9 COM.
length cure. by the use of this S1RS1P1 III 5.
Tetter" SIT tHR1 ny Ere Ross or E.ysipeEae,
Hisi6le terms q Serofstloas disease Also IN the
Heart Otseases EIts. EptIePsv, KesrulGs.ggss
and tns various UIeerOlts affections Of the mnscu
SypnttsS or vesseS'saI and AEe-eus-scx 1sseoe..
subduing these obstinate maadies bv any mei5cine
put long continued of this medicine will cnr
UzeerattOsas. and Female Dtseeses. e.. S.e c
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured hS IL
ons each case are foaad f i our nInass Drec
P ned .grans. RheH!Eofts1ss and Govt xhen
Cop!es.ss. Iorptdifg On0essiOn or OH Tnd dsss-
blood: rms S1iRszP1RIAH9 sOssO 9.s u The he
those are 1esd and i Es e tie sysse
- SseePtesS, and troubled with NeSVossS 40.
eymPtonatic of Weakssess. win f,nd tmmedisfs
sas ana convincing evidence Of its restorative
PREPARED By
D. ,. C. AVER q CO., EexelI, HEaas..
Prsessess and analytical Chezassts.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYwBRRe .
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lost.

pT b. T. WRIGHT, at the Cincinnati Hard
- ware Store. 1876 Commercial street, EmDo-
ria, yellow dun horse mule; past; about IA
hands high; black name (roached) and tail;
around the legs; hair was rubbed n on one
side by saddle about the space of hair a hand:
Of very ind disposition. 4 liberal reward
VIII be paid for his return to the owner. 43-tfI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06

The total electoral vote, including all
the Southern States, is 317-2S of these,
however, are disfranchised, to-wit: Vir-
ginia, Mississippi, Texas and Alabama,
leaving the total 2S9. Necessary to
choice, l45. But even counting all the
States, we can spare from the above list
all that there is doubtful and then have
. large majority for Grant.
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ESTRAY HORSES.

NNE brown mare. sixteen hands high,
~ twelve yearSold; one sucking colt, color,
dark iron gray, sorrel horse colt one year old
last spring; star in forehead; one hind foot
white. a liberal reward will be given for any
information of their whereabouts.
44-66 j. G.. LAMBDIN.
EmporiI, Kansas.
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The Bulletin claims that San Francis
CO has now population of $4,000.
General Lee has started Bible class
in his college. s.......
The gold mines of North Carolina
now yield S5OO,0O0 per annum.
Indianapolis claims to have the larg-
est and neatest theatre in the West.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06

The New. York Mail gives a sketch
of the personnel of the New York II'i6-
une, from which we quote: Last of
all at the table we find Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, of Cincinnati, the latest addition
to the force. He looks like Theodore
Tilton, with his angular points rubbed
off. He talks very easy, and writes
ditto. His articles are pithy and argu-
mentative and have attracted consider
able attention"
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In the Fifth Judicial District we ex-
pected twelve hundred majority; Just
TO see what they could do, the Rspubli-
sana made It. seventeen hundred.
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Three Cheers for the
Southwest.
Morris, Marion and But
Ter go Republican.
Mead, McNay, Case and
Wilson Elected.
Ikiel Sharp seOOped.
MORRIS COUNTY.

MORRIS COUNTY.
F. G. Hunt hands US the following |:
COUNCIL GROVE, Nov. 4, 1868.
F. G. HUST-Sir: We have scooped
M. Conn. McNay is elected by one
majority. Sharp has only 43 majority.
We elected all our ticket but Probate
Judge. DR.. Woodwork got that.
SAM'L j. MARTIN.
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B E M q VAL.

Miss M. NJ. DIXON
Has moved her EuLLENERY sTOfSI, 90
a The NEW STONE BUILDING on the corr
n Me- q COMMERCIAL street andF Seventh avenue.
opposite Dr.. Trueworthy's ONCE, whefs he,
Is eyer-ready 20 wait 0Ii customers. A. 49,,
variety OF the LATEST STYLES cOhef%Etse
on mad: she'alse has esfeof the besf O. g.
rs machines, and can e sssekinsag s1ss1
30
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06

The Prince of Wales declines to have
anything to do with the Freernasons.
His father taught him not to enter any
secret society unless he was first theo-
Tetically made acquainted with its ma
tRrs. mystsEiss end obieetA
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An enterprising Spectator intends
expanding $4,000 in erecting 1SS
handsome dwelling houses, ina central
location, in Philadelphia.
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STRAYED.

EROM the undersigned, about the 18th O.,
Il Apr l, 1868, one three years old bay mare
NJ white on her, and one yeariinS horse pony.
dirty roam. A liberal reward will be paid for
any information or return of said stock to
ABNER HADLEY or j. v. CARTER,
44-45 Emporia. Kansas
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KANSAS RETURNS.

KANSAS RETURNS.
Douglas county gives a Republican
majority of 1929. Republican ticket
elected throughout.
Coffey county gives Grant 300 major.
ity, and elects the entire Republican
ticket.
Murdoch is elected Senator in Coffey
and Usage.
AtchisOn county gives Grant 1862 ma:
jority. Harvey beats Click 22O votes
in his own county. Balance of the
State ticket, over 800 majority. Well
done for Atchison county, the home OF
the great statistician and tax shrieker
The Republicans of Atchison have done
nobly.
Ellis county goes Democratic by loo
majority.
Riley county Republican majority
43O.
Pottawatomie county Republican ma
jority $50.
Franklin county 500 Republican ma
jority Oh National and State tickets.
Nichols, regular Republican, elected
Senator.
DOniphan large Republican gains and
Grants majority will be 400.
/ Junction City I65 majority, and
Davis county will increase it.
Lexington township, johnson coun-
ty, 1S9 majority for Grant.
Shawnee county $50 Republican ma
jority.
Wyandotte county GO Democratic
majority. Entire Democratic ticket
elected.
Jefferson county 400 republican ma
jOrity.
The Bulletin says the Republicans of
Leavenworth have carried their city
and county tickets by handsome ma
jOrities. The Republicans are very ju-
bilant over their triumph. Leaven-
worth is redeemed.
From Usage county we have the fol-
lowing note from Maj. James A. Phil
lips:
Election returns all in except from
one precinct. Grant and Colfax 40.
Seymour and Blair IS. Majority won't
average much. Will cast about 500
votes. The State and county ticket a.
little lower. Ali the straight ticket
elected"
The Republican majority of this
State will not fall far short of 5000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06

Deep linen collars trimmed with
Valenciennes lace, is now the "genteel
thing" among the ladieA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06

Jeems" Buchanan's executors pur.
pose erecting an Italian marble monu-
memt over the grave Of the ex-Presi-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06
GEORGE p. STORK,
Boots and Shoes
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
RO1 PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
celient medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases OF Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
d disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the serofH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-11-06
The National Triumph
Kansas Good for ID. 900
Republican Majority.
The Country Wants Peace.
Grant and COIfax Elected.
The Free North in Favor Of Freedom
Everywhere.
The Country Wants Peace.
Grant and COlfax Elected.
IOWA FOR NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

We have only room for the following
summary:
The Tribune says: The States known
to have chosen electors to vote for Grant
and COlfax are as follows:
Maine, 10000; New Hampshire, 5000
Massachusetts,, $4,000; Rhode Island,
5000; Connecticut, 1880; Vermont, 3d.
coo Pennsylvania, 10000; West Virgin
ia, 5000; Ohio, $4,000; Indiana, 10000 ;
Illinois, $4,000; Michigan, $4,000; Wis
consin. $4,000; Iowa, 10000; Nebraska,
LOU; Tennessee 10000, California, d.
coo; Nevada; 10000; Kansas, 1900;
North Carolina, 10000; Minnesota, s.
600. This is more than two-thirds of
the whole number of electors.
The States known to have chosen
electors to vote for Seymour and Blair
are as follows:
Kentucky, 10000; Maryland, 10000;
Delaware, 1900; Louisiana, $4,000
Georgia (probably,) 10000; Oregon. p
600; New York, 5000.
Van Horn is probably elected for
Congress in the Kansas City district.
Iowa goes for Negro Suffrage by a
large majority, and elects every Con-
gresham. Hurrah fog Iowa.
Negro Suffrage is probably defeated
in Missouri.
Ben Butler is overwhelmingly re-
elected.
Charleston, South Carolina, gives l.
$50 Republican majority, and the State
is undoubtedly Republican. Bully for
Charleston and BostonI
The members of the Electoral Col
lege from florida, where chosen by the
Legislature at one o'clock Tuesday.
The vote cast for the Republican ticket
was 40, to 80 Democrats. One of the
electors is colored. How are you ne
gro equality?
In New Jersey the Democrats claim
four Congressman out of the five, and
the Republicans claim four.
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AN ORDINANCE

In relation to cutters and crosswalks.
BE it Ordained by the Trustees of the
I0Dn of Enaporia.
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Brick by the Millionl
Large Size, Good Quality and Cheap.
ROBERTS & RICE

Are now manufacturing the best au.Iftx ~
brick, Of large size and good color. and
are prepared TO deliver almost any arnonnt
either at the place Of building or layesi M in
the wall, at reduced rates. Those who are
DESTROYS Of building VIII do well to consnit
them. They are old and experienced ma
sons and will guarantee satisfaction 10 .tfose
Emporia, Kansas, September 18th, 1855,
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sTRAYED on sTOTEY--

ENROM the subscriber in Enporia. one sorreY
morse, six years old. and Is hands high
&nlte spot in forehead; saddle and collar
marks. Had on halter when he LEFT. A bay
spring colt accompanied him. Any one giving
lnfoEmat!on that VIII lead to his Feeoyery will
z2-n JAMES BLAHFY.
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AN ORDINANCE

In relation to sidewalks.
Be it Ordiaaed by the Trustees Of the
1otcn Of Emporia.
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PREPzRED BY

o. d c. ATKR & CO., Eewell, HEaas.,
FFeesseas ana analytical Chez.Sses.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYvHrRr. /.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-25
Facts for Democrats.


Kentucky correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial states the situation in the South,
and the evil effects to follow the elect ion of
Seymour and Blair, very clearly in the follows
ing paragraphs:
"You men Of the North Conservatives and
War Democrats-may believe that the threats
Of revolution and rebellion in the South are
idle. You are mistaken. All over Kentucky,
nearly, bands of Confederates are organizing
holding secret night sessions, and praying that
the election of Seymour may give them the
opportunity Of overturning the Southern State
governments, and driving Union men from the
country. The rebel spirit is rife in the land.
You have the deciding voice. If you elect
Seymour, such torrent of wild rebellion will
be set in motion as will startle you. If you
elect Seymour, hundreds of Union men who
have stood by the old flag in the hour of dan
ger, and and have hazarded their lives for tho
Government. will be driven by prosecutions,
by cruelty, by rebel malgnity, from Kentucky,
to find home elsewhere. We pray God that
you may stand by US now. It is our only hope
If Grant is elected prosper in peace,
and live as we wish to live, for these men will
not dare to produce discord with his hand at
the helm. Do not desert u.s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-25

The following is taken from ths Lacrosse
Democrat, leading leopperhead PIPER, and is
in keeping with the Democratic ptAtform that
was adopted the other day in New York;
"The idea of calling in the bonds and sub.
sstituting greenbacks for them is reputation
but sugar>coated to relieve the bitterness. Il
is fire to the tinder-to the TENDER.
Call il, the bends. -. @ANS&
"Issue interest-bearing greenbscks for them,
dollars for dollars. ri
AS interest saccrues. issue scrip and scrip,
and scrip upon scrip. till those who want pa per
money can ,baya trunk full for dollar.
Pay neither principal nor interest in coir,
but in greenbacks, or RED BACK scrip Employ
presses and paper mills, and run them e,er-
naliy, the workme to be paid ar night fro m
the stuff they printed during the day
''Uall il What Won will sugar>coat it as you
Wilt is reputation
This is the true Dernocra ic decsrine.- the
doctrine of right and justice-the doctrine
indorse it will be ground to powder nuisra the
wheels of repu liza ion. - e
They <DemocraIs) were born freener,. and
by the Eternal they will regain the freedom
falsely wrested from them, though they have
to people hell with the bondholders and their
apoogists who dare to bar their way to the at
tainment of that purpose. God speed the
right and REPUDIA TON" assfs