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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

of rain, hail and snow commenced here
Thursday last, and has continued almosi
without cessation. This afternoon the
snow storm increased in violence, and
now, at s. p, NJ, is showing and blowing
furiously the thermometer is falling rap.
idly. It is estimated that from IA to 16
inches of snow has fallen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

cast were good enough to elect county
officers, they are certainly good
enough to elect member of congress.
No other State than Missouri would
entertain the proposition to make
such discrimination. Nor would she
do il were she not bound hand and
foot by radioel misrule.-Sprinatield
IlIH.l Renisker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

ono company TO grant of land: And pro.
vided further, That the lands granted by the
act aforesaid shall be sold To actual settlers
only, in quantities not greater than one quar-.
ter section to one purchaser, and for o price
not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents per
acre,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

Halfsa million persons perished in the
recent Algerine famine,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
CORNWALL.

E MT. < Mrs. Orson Nickerson have two daughters teaching school in Goshen last Friday afternoon, Mrs. Nickerson@ was on
 her way home with them 10 spend Sunday In going down Bunker Hill their horse. s a young one. took fright at a.shovel-full of dirt thrown under it's feet byga man who was repairing the road, and ran with the ladies, doing them considerable damage, MgA N. was seriously injured about the head.-
 Many of cur =faEm- houses =ars zfull n, city boarders who seem to enjoy the pure mountain air and generous fare to be found here. South Cornwall is more than usually fpnIOJa 2SnTu0dtFA
 -9Mr; Msnzes Beers is repairing and improving isdwelling house, both inside and ''oat including the addition. of a hand some piazza Mr. George rpsseo Coles t sa. Second door from Mr. Beers, is also 3buildine an s addition tap i to his i dwelling house saila
 lnnts The building at W. Cornwall which was originally put up for the nanufacture of dutta Percha has been taken dow down. .os A part is tobe pat'np for the new tin slio5p., and Mrs, AssD P E B. Baldwin will get good barn out of the rest of it. It was a large -bui.ditg some four or i've stories high. .,!5-, ,lf7Bsrry picking is as lively as eyer. and our back fields and mountain pastures are full of pickias of all sizes and tongues. from those2'knee.higho to a grasshopper" to the pretty dame with as many children as the good John Rogers They swarn, aa al Ike the frogs of Egypt and average about two to a berry n47.o .oi asiro a> nj ..7 '
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

lCoMBnA11oN d REDsrEADyr-Eoonomy B of space in bedroosnsls beeomang. .m even L $ in in, the epuntryy. y F matt mater @is great impoftances Many country families, and nearly all the good e6ahtrye yehetels fill tcethe7 extant of their eapacity, fof aI1 few months. every summer, with city epoardaers. These board CTS are, for the1most part, the families of business men; wives, children,o nurses &o., They except to pay iibersliy.- but d do mot cemeiinto the country to be crowded. The combination bedstead, and adx.stofI Il which ii. to be found in another column. exactly
 meets the Ldificnltyio Underss dou- .bblss 1zbedstsad issassFs single sbsdatssssd. onooa 1ierib,5 which usan sba gdrsyneoat and used tnight thns 1neariy doubling the capacity of family CT nursery sleep. sleep ipgroouy d dvisa ' visaa 4 all hotel iaanSdl ana board ing housefkeepers tolgiveethia invention "a trial. bra iaraO 1anaoo ,esuoL aid o4 bna
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
COUNTY ITEMS.

WATEErowH.4Judgin by the ''guide boards, ? this town is just six miles from every other place; though we know there are few exceptionss of places which are farther of, such as Litchfield and also the total eclipse. But to Middlebury, Wood. bury, Bethlehem, Plymouth, Waterbury, the finger points inexorably to ''6. |" ~
 To reach Watertown by public convey ance from any of the main lines of travel
 please take Hotchki3s' stage at Waterbury station at 12 o'clock m., or if you would leave this place by the same conveyance, breakfast early, and if you are not q guest at the Warren House and would like to be called for, inform ''0hauncey" of the fact
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
SHARON.


 ,d One of the oldest and most respected citizens of this town, Israel Camp, Esq. died on Friday of last week. He had reach ed the good old age. of eighty seven years He was a native of New Milford, but had spent nearly, all his active life in Sharon His character was marked by high tone of purity and independent integrity, Re had held many responsible offices in the town and was it's representative during seY; eral sessions in; the legislature. ii All his public duties were discharged with fear ar: less purpose. to do right. and in such emergencies be ssa never fntr enqnlrred Tor the pepnhr verdict ,,H He has left behind him the good name of Q humble christian and an honorable man. qua
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
WASHINGTON.

simeon H. Mitchell. Esq. has bough, some Il 900 feet of lumber, which s. H. Calhoun and his workmen are industrious. ly stndying and working over. The old Leayitt house will have it's figure and GOV. erlng changed. .s.a bog. 4 .Srsq, rsY ..24 ss,:. z3t We alhhays have the usual number of city boarders. The Rev. George Richards is here, and IS improving n neaIth!
 We are sorry to see that our neigh. boring village has such 8 thing as .,aiuing going on. h In this I sS ssedate $ old town, it is unknown. GIt is not indigenous to the soil, and when transplanted here, it soon sickens and dies. .; - In our report of the match game be. tween the Washingtons and Wean tinaugs we omitted to state that Dr. Murdock ac. companied the latter. We like. the way the people of New Milford turn out with iAr J..~L 1, a jo 9JET eG9 e .9.4 uE
 tne4r 7clup.s a1 ,f> srsy 1ssd sso .,..x3t ,aa
 Rev: Henry Calhoun, from Troy, Ohio preached here, on Sunday last, a1.'s W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

the night previous, and if he throws rag Ior an old scrap of paper without hiero, lgiyphic or mark, into drawer, you are all Iright.
 | The citizens here are remarkable fo, their industry. Even the clergy, I an tolds are no exceptions, but are equal to saving their own wood and hoeing their own gardens in addition of their profess. lonai duties The oldest among them, 6 ven eraDle patriafch. of more than four score years IS pattern in this regard. After care1ul inquiry and some observation. I nave not been able to find a resident oI
 Watertown who is @ professional loafer. - Corr Co,res, Wat. American.
 | WoLcoTTyILLE.-On Thursday evanios Of last week, the evening passenRer train fGolhded with. two valuable cows bsIon zinc to MT. J. 5: IsbelI, of this village. which nad got cut ofq their pasturs9e. They were found next morning sefiii alive. bn, tso badly hurt that they had to be killed -
 TalIev Lnden. -
 IMPORTATION WANTED. The Rev. MT 153M!als6a ef Cellinsyille. requests us to pub fish the following: AsS
 Information wantelE ofsJohn L. Ryan son of Luke Ryau.- He is supposed t9 be m some part of Mtchfeld county. Ha father E quite sick and feeble at John Ri. ordan, Canton, Conn. Aa|&st1
 9S Litchfefd papers please copy '' s.s.',.~ D'SN V ,sgl-LDG V
 PLYMOUTH. The Congregational socisrv ID m tnis village has.voted to extend a call to nev. MT. Cheesebefough at A saI,rv of $1, 300 per annum.
 -Dr: T. F. Swift, dentist, in Thomastop. mas pulled up and gonei. to. Col Ichester' where he hopes to incre .se his practice. Es.-- Iihere has been little doing in the way or transfers of real estate for the last two months. Among the more recent f will mention: Geo. Langdon, administrator. te to Joel Blakeslee. homestead, $3, ,305, in tnis village. George Langdon, administra- tor, to Truman D. Ives, SO acres of land near this village, $1,7OO George Lang. oon, administrator, to Elmer Pardee I! homestead, $750. Robert Atkins, dwell ing house in Terryville, to Caroline NJ.
 Seach,g 1900. Robert Atkins, dwelIido- eonse eoGa in TerryvilIe, to Ava B. Houg6. I r -- A little boy in Terryyille. about 10 years of age. was severely bitten in the Iaee, part of one eyelid being torn of, be- sldes other severe cuts. on w cd sday, by Higgins." Df:, D:"" SSsdinisabdr5SS dFgsseTGh TGh"RSs wounds, and though they are not consid. cred dangerous, the lad will be likely to carry his scars to the grave.
 .- The Ambrose Bunnell place. so call- ed, n Terryyille. consisting of house. barns, sheds, &c., was, early on Thurday morning, destroyed by fire. Loss about $1, 200; no insurance. The families in the house saved most of their articles. s.-Amsl.- icun.
 young. Thomaston couple have sought happiness in elopement. mT.s
 Lavina Morse, of Kent, killed three large rattlesnakes one day last week, on the Schagticook farm. ''s-.
 Large gangs of men are at work on the eastern extension of the Duchess and Co- lumbia railroad. The construction train drumming as far as iBangall. t.t
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2 saohsdin eonparalasely slort space oi

reachsdin comparatively short m space x oi time. s
 of the whole distance;t ;traversed no rslia- ple estimate can be given, as sthe passages are go crooked and branch offin So many directions that it was found impossible to
 measure them. but it may be safely set down at 600 feet, in direct course from the mouth of the cave to the aperture in in the shelving rock at the extremity of the tnasia sorsidaA lK10I Cf 01tI
 The accuracy of the above description of this natural curiosity will be Eoushed for by all the gentlemen composing the party. R "A r
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
'WooDBURY.

The dwelling house of MT. Willis Lam- bert vas. broken into on the 8th inst, while the family were at church, and gold watch stolen. The same house was entered about two years ago under like circumstan ces, when quantity of clothing,ar a variety of small articles were taken, to t. value of S1Q6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
3tt5feIa Gnqairst. Lftchfield. Thursday, Aug. 19, 1869
The Presidents Position

Tne Fresident's Position.
 On the 9th inst, it appears, Gen. Tar ==zzlzzlls= sssEslAEyzuf ths Mississippi ststz Committee. had an interview with the President, and with the latter's consent. makes the result of that interview ,pnh <=hes-General Tarbell was natural &esirous to ! know s what were the ~-yisXs of the Administration regarding the approaching State election. The Presi. dent responded frankly and fully. He said that he considered Gov. Walker of Virginia fully Committed to the Adminiistration, iistht but that he had doubts of the good faith of his, supporters. rn.'f #eH a' f''s -5ar sII1 sIS s... Speaking of the elections yet to come off in the unreconstructed States, the Preai- dent declared that his sympathies Were al- together with the Republicans of Missis- ,sippi,, and against all efforts to divide them; that while his his only desire was for ,oe peace and amity with the late rebels, he could not but look with, suspicion on so- ~, called Republican organizations which had but few Rephbli jeans -inT them, and which 10 .sseem to have been formed for the purpose Of breaking up the old party siipHe ex9 pressed himself entirely satisfied with the course of Gen. ,Ames in that State .sdi
 The simple truth is, that while General Cant has no no faith in any policy of dis frauchisement, he has no idea of repudia- ss ting thet only party that has hitherto stood
 up for liberty and impartial justioesat the s5GaFo oash-q fo sszoa 4gA vlao s4a a4eaT .,beo!
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
mug of lager.

~ The vote in Hartford. on Tuesday, on thelocation ofItheI Conn Western R. R- stood; 1913 for the northern route, T.S07 for the southern. saf II sdY
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
WARREN.

Rev. John R. Keep. who was pastor of
 the Congregational Church in this place,
 from l844 to 1852, and is now connected with the deaf and dumb institution in
 Hartford, has been spending week with
 his old friends, here, accompanied by his most excellent Wife.edt efs f~ise< ys
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

loayAcuun ollMr. F. ". Brown of this village has for sale ansexcellent article -of oil for leather. n The same can also be had
 of the proprietors, at Rochestef, N. '. See
 adv. in another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
A- Hon. John Forsyth, now editor of
 the Mobile Register. not having had much fighting in the late war. wants another

"a. The fourth JBhrilickes Funniest des Turn. bezirks of Connectacut began at Meriden yester- day, and will be continued to-day.-C0uranf.
 Some German denomination, evidently.
 Their mama indicatea what they. do with q
 mug of lager. 1a Tho second annualrsuhioa sf ss Tenth Conn. will be held at the Americus Club House. Greenwich, Aug. 25th, 1869.
 fss9
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
NEW MILFORD.

1Hod saaniaa NEW MILFORD. aat -@e. so Father Higby's, Old Folks Concert, on Monday of this week, was listened to by one of the largest audiences ever gathered in McMaion's Hail: A considerable mum Iber, after attempting to gain admission, gave up in despair, and left the buiiding: Il 1.-The Programme was as follows:
 s1a ,ffsadaii4i q PART I. trLaG saJ fo. Q ffri1
 l. Antioch.yRq gsas bna ssoi19 lial t. s..
 ?. Strike the iCymbal@ Y -
 as.l Battle Hymn. Solo and Chorus.
 as4s u 9ssss Ago and MqndSS xssra ! Parson Dexter, MT. Smith, Consn Jenina, siJ ! Aunt EspeEienos. Major slaason, and MT
 6. Coronation. .- 1"od ssnG"oTo sI' PART II. IVA s -J..i.,.
 2. Auld Lang syne. "' -''.. s,@ -~ amg 1S. Forty Years AgQL gI All Solo aa.-.az.. sr,a-J Major Slauson. . t,,,
 9: We Were 2 orowdsd iR the Cabin @ ' o''' Solo
 i0' eE 19ep Anesr'oni Aunt Susan. Solo
 II. Kathleen Mavourneen, Ballad a12, Peter Gray. 'Ta 70. ..,,T77' .l Comic Song
 13. King Arthur's Court. t.iaqs Trio. Mai. Slosson, Parson Dexter, and Dr. Bolns. I
 "A. Qft in the Silly Night. t l.. egea.g- '-' IS. Queen Bess. Old Song Grandmothef Stokes. 9
 ls. Beautiful Boy. --.----.-.--
 gi17. Good Night. ' 'A'f "'0' I1SF Doxology. s(E s
 The lateness of the hour makes it impos- sible'to give any description of the per- Tformance. but it was excellent in all res- poets. Brother Howes of ''York State who was ''providentially present" regaled the audience with Yankee songs which sRsrs enthusiastically applauded.5 Dr. Bo- Jus. (Mr. Scoville of Cornwall) sang bass solo with excellent effect, and MT. Sher- wood was irresistible. One Of theI most s9sctive pieces was the old song, John An: derson, sung iti costume, MT. and Mrs. Anderson performing their parts in the most admirable manner. The solo "Queen Beas1 also deserves mention as one of the very best things of the evening. Grand father Miles, according to promise. played the 'sbass fddle' in his beststyie.
 D The whole perfornance was sas complete success financially and otherwise, and we hope it will be repeated. .5loado'
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

sT MT. J. L. Barbour; a. carpet-baggef from Hartford to Nashville, has been ,someEhat rough N treated in the latter city, for associating with Stokes and other disreputable characters. We re- gret that this young man should have come .to grief but we recollect time, not long age, when
 it was not safe for man to say that he was aDe- mocrats in that same ity.r-zRsgister: 1sw sd rt "Atime notlong sago.iia when Demoorat and Secessionist meant onslando the aame thing, and when Andrew Johnson ,,,as was Military Governor of Tennessee? 4es1a |
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

Da-A divorced hGaband 4scourted and [eloped with his former wife at New Haven, last week. There is no reason why the romance of life, may not beperpetual in Connectieut. sTT ..Jsr,.s,e es- -1t5 fe essass5 '
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
5 16r We are in receipt of { comic song
 entitled 5s About the s Japbilse"a a Music and Poetry by Mai. Alfred Little. We give

a Two hundred and eighty vi6hns, tr 9,," >'.,
 Held by two hundred and eighty chins, 014 sta Alin . arow--like paper of pins, e1 i'16 C nI1d Were heard at the Coliseum, T. hna
 .yT The fddlers' arms swept round like brocms, z ,ea All keeping time like nervous looms,5 fef:,- In the, rickety, rackety, rickety, rackety,
 | fWhickety, whackety factory rooms, @4l@ ld And theIiI saw . kettle-drum,i r -ct q 'a2fE Eo boil down music without any scum; .3io i tney lsea sWo stscns 70 sur It uun ai cdg
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

na- concession tos the Cuban pat riots of their lbslligerent rights cen hardly be much longer delayed if9 f9there ia any s s truth in the reports of their continued suc- cesses. Exaggerstion is such 2 prominent characteristic of the Spsniards and of the descendant of spaniards. that wet must make much allowance. Nevertheless it does seem impossible for bapik iif Spain to hold 1nwil. linz Cuba much longer 'Sa4 , 'aom -, ,. 7.'1. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
eSoI.us BoLUs.
KENT T,'

5ebba ,sTtal ad5 s{fAIHS%Atinn {fSA as,a.,
 A very heavy thunder shower visited this vicinity on Friday afternoon of last week, The barn on the east mountain be longing to Dennis yToben was struck by lightning at four o'clock, and taking fire, was, entirely consumed together a her, with if. teen tons of hay,Iasms.;3 xofrebis
 MT Toben was in the barn at the timel il
 was struck, ,1with three of his men, where they had goaeffor shelter: He had fork in hisshand and the lightning, striking the steel. passed up into the handle and shat, tered it, knocking him down. He was in. sensible for 2 short time, and. on coming ! tos found his barn in flames, with barely time to escape. The others with him weEe were injured some, though not seriously
 Mir. Toben willEbe some time in recovering -fromshis injury, and it seems almost mifac. ulous that he was not killed. His loss is vabout $7G0. No insurance. nn,
 'r-A A, pugilistie encounter between two
 females of the Celtic persuasion, in Mace idonia, resulted in the serious discomfture of one ofthem,7 Both parties are in train ing for the return match. .zfyefgi
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
l. NswA6agasines. Co,

l A GA aeeztnes, 0c. seA
 II PnTzaaoa's contains: At sthe, FslIs. "a
 lustrated); Ths Apple Tree in ths Lasn
 Memory's Hall; MfsS Mssshs Bosrdera I Under the Elm; Giving and Withdrswing
 Death in Life; Charity's Secret; Gpardy'
 Seal; My Planet; Marie Antoinette's Tai fisman;; The Morning Violet; FashionP Plate
 Music. Engraving, Patterns, Sc. x .s
 ., Charles J J. Peterson. lsos phsp pa. stlset
 Philadelphia.
 HE GALAXY contains: Susan Fielding
 by Mrs. Edwards. XVII and XVIII M The Two Ways; The Jersey Cows; os;
 Mineral Springs; The Story of . Life
 The White Flag: Our Criminal Popula I|tion i;isNewo York .Journalistsrr Theodore
 Iilton;i Put YourseH in his Place, 4by Charles Reade; Without the iStsfs; i.ittl. Bopeep: Death and 1Isiaa; Isia; e The Fri 1siish Chusot fDethroned; The Unsociablenesa of Socie. ty; The Galaxy Miscellany; Driftuood; Literatattss and Art NebulB. yd fo Do o5n
 Shelton X 5Gps 4ss, BrosdxIsHlNsY hes r EEE1xii iGRrURpAnf fors Angast contains The Legend 9f the tPffneess Tarakanoff Flattssyy;a Nj Night htiaa oR t rtis, Mincb; Minnnikin and Iramenaekof; The Matrimonial Agent; Roman Impsfialism' by Professor .Seeley, H;; The Fa1 of, the, Roman Empire; Fer. eign Notes; ArthpFs ,Knighting.s', f,95 bas -ni' P Fields, Osgoodt& 6 Go. GBoston.rUo3g 4, to !. DaBoz sssss ss -rss4su17. 47. sr-yDd % |1o The Hartford OA,drhasu,sl is iilleda with holy hofrof becanss Mi. ] Mill bin lis work on 7Wopans splAfagss m asanmfs sanm that tho present subjecbacondition vof woman ort; .ginatsd ifn, ,bafbarisn: bs1egoo si 2ioidw |; r
 We confess to little surprsss a It finding finding in the very beginning an assumption meE imp pertant to his argument, but for which mot Sau particle of preof :s offered5 and Mhichl as he must be aware, no sssysr n Gassanit esn sant IF ,as of man, and that in thi barbarism the primitive condition Of the sexes originated 1nearly times there was no law but that of forces the stronger subjecting the weaker, and hence many men and has certainly not yet come, when we can take for granted that the first man was sax&ge of very low type. The Biblical account lof the creation of Adam and Eve has not yet been found false, nor A90 6CAVAACO y0b 1A1UWAl 4uCE0O1D0s tu6 tion, almost universal, Of the primitive golden age. .iM oj f!1c lE:1o- @ 2 aCstC s
 This fiction of msnH original gbarbarisna, lying as the basis of Ms Mlls reasoning depriFes itSf an yaA@E. 10 raw edt rgisrb 4Ysac5ihs .' 4u , F Whatever may have been the original state of man, he evideitly soonsiapsed in : to barbarism: The Gharchmas will find no place for . golden age this side of par adise; and when Scripture first throws much light on the condition of woman, in time of Abraham, ! she was certainly littleebetter than aaslaye. The fact that two male Tbrutes b i'm tsuccsssionasaseized on Sarah. sdpposing her to bsasn odhmarrisd woman and the ssilsrtslap siststa apf f A friend, vitheat lthesaspicionb of the abominables tyranny Of such an aetji tjilproyes pretty sconclusiYsly that in, patriiasashaf times the lot Of woman was not very dssizable one: M gpoaa una '. saw
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

boA-fA very slim temperance State Con-
 vention met at New Hayens Ast week. The following, the only sesolution of muck i'm : spsrtance. was passed by the close vote. of
 As 0o 10. l4ea hfa1 ,te 10 eaG sd4 enc na
 kesoiyed That in the opinion of this contention the interests of the temperance cause would be ad-
 vaneed by the formatien of an Independent politi-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

baa sqmse1 OpF metrepslitan cotemporaryjt the ,ssSeAEo Bridgeport Fumer, with habitual good "A ,roternper and accuracy styles us the .sntede, aao sAdsluyian who edits the Iitchaeld Eseu1sna,' ed htuobecause vesenturedIts doubt. sometime
 since. whether the election of Walker, ia
 straight republican on g straight repubi- 10 sdaey canHrlatfcrm was much of a IDemocratc seisoos To add to the richness of heioke 10 snoaoiheF Farmer comes at us with a clipping to asiknfromthe New York Sun, Radical 2 Hea- ,sT1ats 1 yens S,tn radical! Is the Former 2 .1Ats sdsMegalossurus that it writes thus? 9ee .~.s.-. . t4 -s. ~1A'>@~t's Tf4fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

F A- Ason' of Brigham Young was lin
 New Haven, last week, with his fsyorits wife. Hsseosived many invitations to dine out 4e sfo oatfg i ssilgs ,r5a1a-ns eft3 ni Il !, We have rather q noted polysamist in
 jail here. who is just the man for Nevs 1Has- ven Esociety, provided he issvacquitted oi one other charge. dsiv s1aag9ttUd be4 .ast
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 s' lo sGc ap6- Gen. Rosecrans having declined the "S'a' 0HDemocrasic nomination. for Governor of
 Ohio. the Committee reassembled and ssr-a s1. nominated Geo. H. Pendleton. We have -hssd salways respected MT. Pendleton as an hon Sns1s 'a est man, and . gentleman, but we imsg- IA .sl. ala inc that about such run in
 loyal Ohio as Gen. Phil. Sheridan would be likely to make in disloyal Kentucky. ns. @ii ., sA Thereare several candidates for Senator 4. FoWlerS place. the most prominent of whom are ea1 zsss ExPtesdent Johnson Emerson Etheridge and eE waH eaie Peyons Were the candidates stand up Bad ed TonaQtpal popuarity or merit suspect that E3 ss home of the younger men of the State would be chosen As it now stands, people recoilects the aAW Dae abuse which has been he&ped the head Of du9a ed r Johnson and 1t would not be stranee their nse of justice should lsad to his return to the - Tar Henate. Notng hdt thb legista,re could do S. icood gfUe more general sdyacfon to gn Na. L@Q s@&sG onQ e election f Andrec John. sds aGi1ay son fd Ise UnHed ptes Register. 4t
 sEno sas q The peculiar significance of the forego. k uesafa ing feconnmendation lies in the fact that
 Andrew Johnson is now openly advocating
 the total repudiation of our National debt