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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07
Governor Walker.

The ncwly-elected Governor seems to be
a puzzle to many persons outside OF the
State. Here he is known as a Republican
and as a friend of General GRANT and his
Administration. The New York Sun, which
never lets slip IN opportunity to %injure any
public man who is not o Radical-whose
editor is as malignant as STANTON himself,
aud indeed was STATIONS right-hand man
during the war, and is his a~pologist now
has the following paragraph:
els Governor Walker, of Virginia, q De-
mocrat or n Republican That is a ques-
ton which is just now rather difficult of
solution. Each party claims him, and he
gives no sign. But there is no doubt which
party triumphed in making him Governor.
1t was the Democracy and for the credit of
human naturc lc ought not to 60 back on
his friends"
This paragraph was intended to %injurc
Governor Waller with the President and
his Cabinet, and with the northern people
generally. If the Democracy triumphed in
the election Of q man who is the open adyo-
cate of negro suffrage, and who proclaimed
whcreverhc made Il speech during the can
vass that he was in favor of the ratification
of the fifteenth amendment and of General
GRANTS Administration, then the San tells
the truth. TO such Democracy even the
Sun ought not to object. In the Tribune of
Thursday A. NJ. KELLEY, Esq, of this city,
has a long and well-considered letter, in
which, upon this point, he says:
We nave chosen to administer this Go
vcrnmen for four years q Republican, 4
northern born and raised citizen, an avowed
supporter Of General Grant, an earnest and
outspoken advocate of negro equality be-
fore the law and finally, in the distribu-
ton of legislative places, we have been
more than liberal to Republicans. In this
district, where the Conservative party pro-
per casts at least ten votes to one cast by the
moderate Republicans who united with us,
the former conceded to the latter four
names out of the cleuen members chosen to
the General Assembly.
1--WE nave done all this that we might
have pcace-that we might arrest the decay
which is sapping our strength-that we
might have some scmblance of liberty and
law and active local government again in
Virginia"
There can be no folly greater than that
which would mark the conduct of the Re-
publican party if it should wilfully spurn
these proffers of peace and union on the
part OF the people of Virginia. The negro
question once out of the way, there is no
good reason why the white voters of Virpi-
MIA should no!divide themselves into parties
upon the great questions of the day as they
arise. We reminded the IriJuae several
weeks ago that such a result would natu-
rally follow the settlement Of the negro
question. As Mr.. KELLEY says, j the
"gieat campaigns that are coming-upon
she currency, the tariff, the banking sys'
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Two PICTUREs.-The cditor-in-chief of
the Petersburg Express has had n photo
graph of his fine phiz taken By some lion
hunting artist, and the " local Of the EI-
press has seen it, and writes of it in this
style:
CAS- We looked at the face VIC felt that We
would have liked to have seen it represent
cd as we see it every day as it is intently
fixed on the Dispatch, when w hear at
times such utteranccs as these What be-
comes Of your declaration now, that as goes
the Dispatch so goes the State Oh this ques-
ton of cmigration.'
Send us q copy of that photograph, neigh
hor
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FOR SALE.

UENNERY.-A Hcnncry is IN institute
4 T. tlon that. well conducted. cannot fail to pay.
Having been impressed with the truth Of This idea
I have COTTON so far rs 10 rear 4 considerable num-
her Of Young Fowls Improved breeds as stock,
But. contrary 10 my previous expectation, | find
myself altogether uiprcpared ut this time 10 keep
them properly. aud am therefore compelled, re-
to dispose OF them 10 some one better
situated than myself. | cannot retail them out,
but desire to sell them to some one pcrSon-sly,
one hundred PullctS and Stays. Any party Gc-
string to purchase fowls viii not often meet WIN
similar stock on such terms as | viii propose. l
have left particulars with Mcssrs. Curtis n Par-
ker, Ship Brokers, Eighteenth street between Main
and Cary. au t-3iS
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TEyxEssEE.-Tenncssec follows the ex-
annie Of Virginia. The election Of WALKER
secured that of SENTER. Mississippi and
Texas will probably follow suit. 1t Will be
seen that the New York World claims the
result in Tennessee as n Democratic victory.
This claim is wcll-founded, perhaps, as to
many of the members of the Legislature,
but totally groundlcss as to the Governor
SExTER is an unadulteratcd Republican.
He succeeded BRowNLow when the latter
went into the United States Senate, and was
supported in this election by BEoWNLoW.
The true meaning Of the Tennessee cleo
ton is that the day for tcst-oaths, disfran-
easements, and political prescription OF
every kind, is past. Mr.. boutwell, cannot
stay the course of this rising wave. Gene
raj GRANT should not suffer his Administra-
ton to be overwhelmed by it. If he is wise,
he will mount it-as indeed he did mount
It last winter when he sent to Congress a
message asking that Virginia might be al
lowed to vote the test-oath out Of her con-
stitution. Let us rather say that General
GRANT should not allow himself to be I'M
horsed by Mr.. Boutwell,.
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TXCURSION DOWN TIE RIVER BY
MOONLIGHT.
ON MONDAY. AUGUST 10th, lSco,

the large and commodious side-whccl steamer
STATE OF MARYLAND viii leave her wharf III
Pockctts for an excursion down the river, leaving
Richmond al O'Clock z. ii. Returning, VIII ar
rive about l O'Clock. L,
This excursion will he ENTIRELY SELECT. ana
,hc disDosaI of the limited number Of tickets that
have been printed is left entirely with the Com
mittcc of Arrangements. 1t Is designed 10 make
This truly Il select party, and in order 10 more eff
Irctuallv prevent the introduction of liquor, no
one WILDE allowed to sell refreshments.
y FULI. BRASS BAND viii be In attclldaticc'
Tickets for The round trip. y DOLLAR.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS T.. \. Bran
der, X. +. Hottie, John W. Todd, ID. a. Brown, Jr.
au cd
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MEETINGS.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
N Frs OF the OLD DOMINION BUILDING
ASSOCIATION will be held at the Office OF the Sc
cretary, 9b2 Main street, MONDAY EVENING,
August 9th, ut s O'Clock.
Persons DESTROYS OF taking stock in the Associa-
ton can do SO on or before that time.
By order of the President.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
L MI = 81 SnI .rnfn rr-
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TOILET ARTICLES.

DALBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID is
IL IN excellent tontll-wash, and is adapted to
many other useful purposes. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD X Q
is 20 1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
GUPERlOR ENGLISH TOOTH
- BRUSHES. made to order In London.
Also 4 supply Of ENGLISH TOOTH
BRUSHES with Maury's improvement
for sale by j. BLAIR: Druggist
ico9 so5 Broad street.
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MACHINERY, &c.
M A & HI OP.
SLOAT e ADDISGTON,

SLOAT & ADDISGTOS,
MACIlINISTS.
AND OFFICE ll5 CARY STREET. NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS in city and
country TOBACCO WORK Of al kinds made
and repaired. with all kinds of steam-flttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT TEA GOV
ERNOR SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for a year. We know them to be
than any other make. a fun line of the above ar
ticlcs always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds ofmachinerv. which saves ninety
per cent. of oil. This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see il and Us.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDiSGTOS.
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EENEET
SHIkH& r.

DOSENDALE CEMENT.-Having been
IL appointed agents at this place Of The NEW
ARK M ROSENDALE CEMENT COMPA-
NY, we offer 10 the trade a continuous supply OF
this celebrated and GENUINE ROSENDALE
CEMENT.
my 26-3m TAL1AFERRO Il co.
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RODS.
LUMBER. EATEES. DC.

T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
IL subscribers keep always on hand a large stock
OF LUMBER Of every description. Mahogany,
Plank, and Newell Posts Shingles. Slaves, Laths,
Smokes, &c., Of their own manufacture. Having
tic controlling interest Tn the best mill in the state,
located In virgin pine and oak forest, will contract
to furnish. on reasonable terms. timber of all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand II large supply
Of BALED FORAGE Qlay and OATS. We occupy
streets, Give us IL call before buying ~lsewherc.
ie lS---3m% TRUMAS y. ~ tD.
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On Friday morning the eth Of August, at the re-
sidence Of her grandfather, William ijcll, Miss
LIZZIE NELSON WALLER, daughter OF the
late Richard =. Waller, in her sixteenth year.
Her funeral viii take place ut IL O'Clock SATUR-
DAY MORNING from the residence. Main street
between Foushcc and Adams. The friends OF the
family are inyitedto attend.
Yesterday afternoon, at a quarter to . O'Clock,
DANIEL s. CRUNP, son of Mr.. L. j. Crump,
aged twenty-scvcny years.
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
deuce, corner of Second and Leigh streets. TO-
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FURNITURE. &c.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &c
4 HARDWOOD & RITTER. opposite the post
Office, Main street, are now prepared 10 manufac-
turc TO order any style OF FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most clc-c 1T stock of
CHAMBER. PARLOR, and DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen in Richmond for
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought 1T
our establishment from S35 to 5000.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made 10 order, and warranted as represented.
AS the prices Of most other goods are coming
down. we have reduced the price Of every article
in our line, and are now selling about as low as we
did before the war. all in want of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-oficc, Main street,
lie 2l--3m Richmond. Va.
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DlCHMOND AND YORK RIVE
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

RICHMOND y YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, August s, 1880.
III pursuance OF . recent resolution Of the Board
Of Directors q general meeting OF the stockholders
of the Richmond and York River Railroad Com
pany is hereby called TO be held ut the Office of the
company, in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the Sih
day of September next, at l23 o'clock =. M, to
consider and determine upon 4 proposed extension
To the waters OF the Chesapeake bay, as provided
for by act OF the General Assembly passed the 25th
day Of February, 1867. A. ). BUFORD,
au I-dlw&swtd President.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
announce to the residents OF Richmond and
visitors from the country who wisl,,to save money
that If they viii call at
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
(Joscph strausc's,l
and examine the large and beautiful stock Of
DRY GOODS
now Offering they will he convinced that ! am
selling goods at
ASTOEISIiINGLY Low PRICES,
PLAIN GRESADINE at Is. worth &c.
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
at CSC. worth 37lc.;
sATlE-STRIPED GRESADESE Mt a7ic. worth
MOZAMBIQUE at &c, cheap at 25c.
CoLORED BAREGE, for dresses, very enc, ut
ale. worth Soc.
Fine ALL-WOoL DELAINE, every color, ut
3T3c. worth SOC.
MUsLIN-DE-LAINE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANDIES, JAG
- ~ i N~f +'
their value;
Yard-widc BLACK SILK at sI.37! worth not less
than So;
Heavy REP SILK at sl.75, cheap at S.;
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and PA
RASOLS at Sl.5o, cost everywhere else Ss.55;
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING. SHIFTING, SHEETISG- PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GISG-
HAM LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN
lucky JEANS, CORSETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN. &c, ut such
low figures that IDEFY COMPETITION.
A call Is what l ask from one aud all. Be careful,
and como to the right place
No.. 1888 MAIS STREET.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
WI JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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AwraEwEyTg.


ALLEGHAHY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
AND SUPPER
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS
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MANAGERS.
General J. 4. EARLY, Virginia.:
General WILLIAM MALONE. Virginia
Gcnrrni &. II. FIR, Kentucky.
General q. G. WHARTON. Virginia.
General +. O. HEBERT, louisiana.
ColoncI CIIsRLEST. POLLAkD, AlapaH''
Coloncl f. HrGER. Virginia.
CoInmcI ID. +, CARTER. Tennessee.
non + IL. LEFTWICH. Tennessee.
Hon. II. r. BRIDGES. North Iaroilh"'
Hon. W. Il. STAPLES, Virginia.
Hon. +. L. JEWELL. louisiana.
As. WOLFF, Esq" Pennsylvania.
THOMAS Platter. Esq. Tennessee.
*. L. CAMERON, Esq, Virginia.
!. J.. MARYE, Esq, Virginia.;
M. DARRELL. Esq, New York.
Join ID. LANGHORNE, Esq, Virginia.
Major j. W. DANIEL. Virginia.
Tho proprictors beg TO Inform their friends ana
he pub!lc that no pains or expense VIII be spared
10 render the above the most attractive entertain
"VSVo5LpKFR'S CELEBRATED BAND will be in
EXCURSION TICKETS for this occasion VIII
he issued by the railraod companies az Aoriolk-
petersburg. Richmond, and Lynchburg..
For further information, address 'Conlnlttce
Of Arrangements" care OF
an I'D Allegheny Springs, IA.
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III a. j. WATKINS, formerly Will ).
NJ. & N. Roscnbaum, Is now with
W. &. FERGUSON & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, g.
and would be pleased to have the patronage Of his
friends and former customers. jy lin
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GRASS AND DAT HARVESTING
W have now in store, and receiving by New
York steamers. all sizes Of the celebrated nLlr-
PER MOWER and MCCORMiCh'S fllIt
MOWER. warranted TO be the best moving ma
chimes in Virginia. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed to purchasers.
Also. for the grass crop. the TIFFLN RENOLF-
ING RAKE, the PRATT WHEEL RAKE. and
the ROCK WAY and + WHEEL
RAKE; and 4 full stock of GRASS BLADES,
SNATHES, and SCTTIE-STONES.
For oats, the KIRBY CONFINED REAPER
and MOWER. the cheapest and the best combined
reaper and mower in the market.
We have just issued 4 new catalogue. Farmers
are invited to write for Il copy.
je 80 II. NJ. SMITH y oo'
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MANAGERS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGsCT II, 1852.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.


~ BELLENOT, DlE-SINKER AND
". BRAND-CUTTER. lnO MAIN STREET.
The new patent BKANDlNG-lR0S, for marking
all kinds of wooden articles by heating il, IS per-
fectly adapted 10 branding barrels or any other
article under the new laT.
Engrlvers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes In
delible Ink, steel Giles, Alphabcts, Seal Presses,
BRASS and German Silver, Frames. Steel Rings,
Clocks. Tags. .Sc.. Wholesale ana retail. mh3
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MARRIED.

On the 5th instant. ut the residence of the brides
mother, by Bishop Doggctt, OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Az
GUST to Miss GERTRUDE SHELL.
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DICHMOND
.ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,

NNVVN IULLEEL,
N At ASHLAND,
n beautiful site, on Richmond. fredericksburg,
and Potomac railroad, sixteen miles north of Rich
moud. six trains to College dolly. Telegraph
Office on the spot. Course Of study complete.
Charges moderate, Session opens LAST
THURSDAY in September. For particulars adj
dress Rev Or. DUNCAN, President, or Professor
Ill. ESTlLE. Secretary of Faculty.
" 92-LnndGwtnrtf
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCIIOOL.-PRE.
ID PARATORY r. THE UNIVERSITY or
YIRGINIA.-Th principals. aiuIuUi OF the tul-
versity of Virginia aud of Rugby and Cambridge,
England, and confidently commended to public
favor" by testimonials from those Institutions
are teachers OF successful experience IN schools ~
high grade. Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close JUNE 18TH.
II Tuition, board, fuel. lights, and wash
Ing, $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars. address the principals, i; Green
wood Depot, Albcnarlc, Va.
4. h. IANCEY, JR.,
CASkIE HARRISON.
~ lin Principals.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-27

Beitbun9 rppbnt, balp ba6 >perpen, pp;u
Jpn lein 9e9enwdrtiger 8eiber ftb erfpz
rem, bic 4uelle elmer Sabresernte bon
cpmfortabler Dimenl ion, Elm Gut, tas
ni9t Bios ieinen Mann ndbrt> 1pnoern
AUDI pe1en @eib unp Sinh. Gin rutiz
9er> seilti9er Singer unp NIT bepeutenz
benz Salient fit bic Nrbeit auf Dem Gelpe
Der @t1enldaft uno Der pplitif beeabt,
pie @briittan Grel 1T, ptrb es Jpn,
i9werli6, aud mann m feinen pro-
jectirten Neubau an Der Steue pe6
jeBisen WpbnbauleS aus9efibrt bat,
&ube la6en; auf Dem @einbers jepenz
falls aber 1T terielbe tbm Elm &lpl, auf
oenn er, >pann er min, Der Xaune eer
md&tioen GroB bieten uao iter bic Tburz
belt Der Belt in beba9ltder &ube laden
fann.. II.
2ieber @onber, he @taatS;eituna barf
auf Gbrttian Grel, ZEN friibern 8efber
oerlelben> ifpls fem, mte ibren atten
Mbonnenten otele Notis aber etnen
ibnen ft6er in warmerG rinnerutg 9eblie<
benem alten Treunp unb fapitelfeIten
Gbrenmann wtufommen if.
Uortebuns folat.)
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Sur Gemperen;fraee.

Sn elmer Belpre9une Der Be1d&uNe
oer Smatonno @oop Geh1plarS @onsenz
tion bemerft bic u&o9cfer ppf" teauaz
lt@ oes 8abl>& eiultate 5outen bteGemz
perens 2eute Elm leperates1 idet aufteQen:
, vSSn @obl Ditrif1en in tpel@en ras
Clement porberri1enb 1T,
murpen bic Deu1pfraten. lire @%anoioaten
wdblen" unp urie Staats Nominifration
miiree in cemofratilde 6dnpe fauen."
Dit &p9fiter Yrf mag i~niufern &e9t
.baben, oab rie neut19en fetnen Gambia
ten auf tr9eno mel@er Gempereni platz
form unteriiigen meroen, batte 1i9 aber
pieien fleinen Seitenbieb auff Frae peutfde.
Clement eriparen f5nnen, 1penn IS ben
@rtifel{ oe6 ''FolIkeblad' 4bfg arsfe 6roae
Matbe 9eso9en baitte. Dff upoi"
7wiuirole pann iebr idneu uisSefunren baz
ben paB ~Wir 6 ur6pedaa rgspas aud
bic Scanoinanter einfblieBt pp1,
pielem a5umbus nidtts~ giiltn pousn. =
@s tnD9e bier nod ser1p9bht;s@ein, baE
Die M%tnneapolis 11Gritul,ne:I.sMttJtsr bic am
lebte1 Treitag5d bgebdlters srobe MaGenz
s &c be-. 1empereasleute, in
Wfttt11eapolis berid teatn 5niefe @ers
lar1nlun9 Gin r. 9~rpsaytieer fzzfe mar,
baB ote. aripeientenf Neptr1er Der pre0t-
e6 nerjogn 9dnsiidpdttser 81 }@weiz
gen. Die Sddss NdlR: jsfdon ~
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Nrtmdr=@ abIctt.

SIN politil9en &reiien besinnt e&: febr
lebbaft 3u percen, unp fvlten in mebreren
Counties bic BorwaDlen bereit5 Mnfan9
Sult abaebalten rperoen. Die &epubltz
faner Don 8lue @artb County baben be-
idlonen ibre Ganpipaten ni9t pur6 et@
men Caucus BON Dele9aten 5u noniniz
re>1, lunpern na@ pcm Ylan be6 uGraw=
foro County SYltem6" ibre @anciDaten
curd Yrimlrz@ oblen Direct am 5. Suli
gu rdblen. G5 febt IN erparten> paB
me9rere anbere Counties bic em .8eilpiel
foloen wereen.
@eoer Naum mod 3eit erlauben un6
auf cine nabere Belpre9uns Res praftt>
iden uno BET 3wedmdbi9feit biele6 neue1
Wablmrous ein;u9eben. @ir slaubeu.
ooB penn BERT elbe in ebrliGer Weiie 9ez;
banbbabt >piro, er in man9er 8esicbuna;
Dem alien @aucuszS pfem. pprsusteben
1T. Stood lte9t in allen Gduen, wenn
Hpmtnattpnen ni9t 3ur 3ufriebenbeit
au6fauen, 9leidoiel wel@eS bet @ablz
uocus fir Nuffelhuns, Der Ganoipaten :
1T bic S9ulo or per Sttmm9ebern.
@enn i'6 pieietttn 5u ben Eownz@ ab>
len 3ablret@ einfnpen, urb pa8 @el1dft
ut&t einioen pent9en Drabtsiebern Qberz
ia0er, 70 miro es ibnen ni9t 11wer fall
len tire @uul@e unp Torperunoen ,ur
0eltun9 ;u brin9en.
unlere republifani11en 6reunbe ma
den mir namentli9 tarauf eufmerfIam.
ooe in Counties in mel9m pas neue.
Syfem Der p~ireften @abl einQez
fabrt 1rercen ioute, fe CUR rf9tiae11
3ett tbre @anDipaten 1fentli9 bur6
bic 3eituu8en oniei9en> unp ni6t nur irt
Dem Gcwn ocer @ablptftrift in peldert
fe anla11t9 finp, 1onbern in allen
Wablpifriften i'm County parauf
leben, baB ibre Gancicaten FIR Ii ) oenua
befannt uno ourd Treunbe pertreten 1ino,
bic fir tbre Mabl orbeiten.
Da CO iheint> cob unter Dem neueu
Syltem e5 jeoer County COMMITTEE later>
la7en bleibt, b~eiencere &e9eln fir ben
Wablmopu5 auf5ufelen, 70 1T es bic
Yfll9t 1eoes Hepublttoner6 fl9 III ber>
9lei@en Gduen nit pielen &eseln eenau:
befannt j1 MAIDEN.
Wir le9en IS ben Deutf9en Mepubli<
farsrn gang b%elcncer5 ans 6ers feline
3eit su %perldumen> uno in ibrcr 0ro6<
mutb nidt su melt gu 9eben> bic Muftelz
lung pom @anpioaten in cen einselnen
Counties cinSi9 uno oQein ibren Nmeriz
fanil9m Treunren 3u iiberla0en mel9e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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