, 1869-07-07


! II L0puH3' Written for the Feskers Rprd, II
| Has osIco HoH7lo ano Hsned M r."
| ,stokes enphAtcaly dtscsims tho Mss OF bed
! grammar IN h!a Letter OF acceptance, which, Ia
! a3.' fnihk Waa rely Ten N1pte."
An eiecuon lakes place In North Carolina On the
nsns Tuesdsy In August next, TO choose township
oMce1s ~ e'8nts eounk!es OF the 4fase.
| ppoN me recon- hendaton Of the Conservative
Stale COMMITTEE, d. 7. j. P1et1ow. candidate for
| Congfcss A. afsn In fifEtnia. has Withdrawn
noted politician OF thirty years AGO. battle
reJtont tarna up In Tennessee, a. candidate for
eute senAIos.
v unam Uoaelas "a1laeh, formerly owner and
eattor oi tne washington atdr, haA taken the
General Syc aad E c. CaI11u2tou. hre stumplng
I AT " e1i,
~ INC heteaum case. aiNew York, On Wednes-
oHI "hae oue Oh Ihe h"Jera WA Addressing the
.oul1, ne taeae1 ano son moved hy IN ltrcasatihle
.up11's VI Aaee1'on' ieAoea ovI ana Sbeeo eacn
| oaoe' .-.- ........
iae 'ea osaen rote o. sae election beld u the CT,
$500. " NJ '@1 14'-' q - tounHa'
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me Mac1m Tt,a.-aaI ,..,,.1a.n, Hs.s.ss ..a
! torn al 49,. -. r.. 1s..H.N-A ~ lN4 -
I snan1s ,.1s- -, ts .uo salasute o. ueof01a
ro,.-+ :. .s.. 60 uset.o u 11u SUPREME
1,ns,,s. ~ ~. ~ o.. .ss''0 h1u eAp"ueo aeetp
! Ca,o..s, ~ a-aHMH s-sn oea.s.
~. a'.a. anse1.s poS'u'e' luAt ne naS noI
,." .as1 =, 'laaae 1os consressnan-at-
a...N. .nke Hua susn'A nc ENDORSED oJ u. Il.
| 'un4- cI A'o o<aet PtotA'nent suSlu4na Cdlonel
- ~ ~ ..A. "Ae1 VIII ee cteeted Io'etnof
=, 49, ss,'ss naFo.Alt .-....
49, s,tr ~ pIe.nluent} menuopea IN eonneo'
| - o,,n ~ eAs uo1n.aAA4on tot toteino3
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VI.
q no.,.r,.s eA@oe' es'5' Auo eeneia1 ".
:" ne'.eiA ,-.--.. .
| r.S $1,000 y. sTAa.ota @ tnsss, eaUes, Aoss, NC
~, G....n n. ~ usous -sulau- iaaJe1' C9a-
49, eot.l, tonNu fo"'e1' "uua'na OF olEKobs
as @ ~ Asn'esn, eAptfe MAfro 4, 1871.
s4s ~ .ue e4ssaoas 'os lnel nueeesSofs VIII
A1re e,a-s He4, !em+
nus ne.. .ean Iosode Aaa oeeh aeleet.d rs
Ena41nu VI We FcitnsJlsanla Republican State
t.nu ~ aau Mi1 oefo.e the whole OF
~. .uo ~ 'nc oot'ea u 'ne Pos!6lou- Iac head.
49, y. y. tA' e""an'see "u " ea&ao.Aaca N
~ - -. =. 1uuaa, aoo1e toi hocebndge). Con-
w., ~, sa4se oalue' 90! L5nehnuF9'. sne ooodes,
Soaxe Aope1tkon to1 chhEiottes't1e2 Governor
s1.i. snnln' s.eust1 temper, sodRo CFump. Judge
"iison' HA1ef Il staples, Mclaughlin tot Rock
of'aas,' Duke 'ohnson. ana other prominent VIZ
8'n.s Demoesata' 70 1or Walker.
"to. E. a ioAasa naS letoIned 10 Warrington
Itolu ha11ino1c, nas.nE xaeSeeded tn having her
sentence cosamaIed ifon imprisonment to nne
" Nv. eue Aese''s ta.e nes Tim aaa persecution
were nfuop'ea Il! FeoeS o. faeamohd AMI Had
uao''' w @eeouns oI nel unlou seoumeoH during
tne WIZ.
1ne 1tnclnuAi enquirer haJ6 tb4t Cary In 1900
meaus fenoieton III la42: bot the cleycland f7dfn
OeaeT baJs 1hat, tue nominstion and election OF
GeofYe II. feudlttan !of President ia 1879 depend
upan tho nomination OF Sam Cay % the Demo
efatc CANDIDATE 1or Governor or OHIO 10 1869, than
she chAncta Tor Young Grteubacks" In 1879 sfe
slh thoeed
hi, GolsdaJ. Democratic member Of congteas
Ifom hehtucfs. mas coma out lAecosdiug To 1 tc-
noFf In that excellent Democratic authority, the
Louisville coursr', squately IN favor Of Ttpuai1-
fi"'1, without any ctrcumiocut1on whatereT.'' The
speech which he delivered Ia faTcr Of II Al Frank.
TN was frequently g1ce1ed WITH rounds OF ap-
rlanRe."
The State Temperance Convention In Maine ap-
pointed tho following delegates to thc National
Temperance Convention, z1Ieh nects IN Chicago.
September !: Arthur Decrtng, OF Richmond:
Jost,na HJc, OF Watesstl1e; II. +. Morrill, OF Gar
diner; I. ". Robrsta, OF Stockton: Dr. Morton. Of
KenDcbunk; John & klmban, Of bangor; and J.
II. Munger, of Portland
The Hon ". II. Nadaworth, OF Kentucky: Coz.
ernor Norton Of Indiana; Judge Bingham. of
Ohio: and Colonel Rumsey Wtng,.the l.epublican
candidate for State Treasurer, 17e to SpeaS In !
Eartons pntta Of Kentucky. at tue Invitation Of the
Republican btate Central Committee.
Tennessee paper, with mtted metaphors |
worthy Of Mullins, remarks about parsoa D:owa-
low: " The Senter party welcome 10 the tower |
OF strength which e1ustets srouud his naue We
don't wait my Of 1t In urn. We will nerer hitch
our fortune to his tpirM waudenDgs In the great |
ocean OF politics for the reather.we,ght of his |
uare."
In one Of the Conversational pstrjcta of Alat,a.
ma all tho Democrats we're ineligible to Congress,
SO they hunted m n Sortherner who wen, Yt,ere |
- ~. . 49, A a. "ae - ~ " auu
that ID rcou,r,d and of conyse heIno nemoe,at
IN urthr, a " mean yank,, nnr a q vie cornet,,s,
rer"
James Roche A we'll, snoxn 11,n ,o,-,.us,
died In New YORK m The 81 A,nnt 1s.s h. w |
cn,,n.etct, WEN mo t;,,w.v yirdf,o,n~ IN ts,a
win the Kilkenny .Js.,nai, and In 1ssa ,rtth ths
,Fa,crtor,, r,,r,non- IN 1s.t ha cnme tn ,h,s
country. and established the PhnnIx tasotlntton |
" xh,ch n.1erwasa heesu,e xhat Ia now snown a.
thu Feutau o,rantzatIou." He raa An editor Of |
the Iyt.h y<,ee. under Tbonas pfnnrts Meaphrr
In 1861 Roche returned 70 Ireland md star, I'd tho
Calxn4 tmeriean. He sunseouent,x re,uvne, tn |
America. and. for time. acted az Secretary IN |
General Sweeney.
AdyIces from Hanover state that The King OF |