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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
(For the Chief.)

To the Gamblers of White Cloud.
You boast of your Mite Society for the poor
think you had much better get up TEN
perance Society. think it would be OF more
benefit. have suffered more from those dog
geries than if We had been burnt out; for
know that would not have had TO take home
the curses Of one hold dearer to me than all
the wealth that White Cloud can give. Mr..
-, want you just to think how a woman
feels with little children crying for bread, and
you to sit at the gaming table at at one grab
take twenty-f dollars from a man Who justly
swed you, and then when you knew you had
got all the money that he had. to come and
try to take what little a poor woman had in
the house. Just think. when you men took
yonr wives from kind fathers, you all swore to
provide for. love and protect them. Are you
doing so by starving the women and children
This conduct goes TO show that a fathers love
is ten times stronger thar that of such hus
bands. know my father would not see me
want for bread. know there are too many OF
you think there is no hell oalv here on earth.
1t is too true that those doggeries are the
worst hells that have found yet. Oh, little
did-I think, when left q loving father. where
knew no want, to trust one ! was so conf
dent would loveSme as nv dear father did
but will not, no, never will | speak harshly
to one whom have promised to love. now
beg of you oil. even if you think your hell is
on earth, to hereafter try aud stay out of it..
for know you will he sure Of another after
death; for If you lo.cd your God as you love
to 60 to those saloons, you would be Chris
rians. GAMBLERS WIFE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
9pefiol Notifies.
Exuberant IIealah >.

Is blessing vosshsafed 10 few. Even thssS
who have been favored by nature With ssseag
constitutions and vigorous frames, are apt b
neglect the precautions necessary 10 preserve
these precious endowneats. lnAes1, - . r1lss
the more healthy and robust q man ID, che noss
liberties he is inclined to take with. his ewR
physique. Il is some. consolation 10 the nat.
urally weak and feeble. to know that they can
be SO invigorated and built up. BY proper uss
( the means which SCIENCE has placed at their
disposal, as to have a much better chance Of
long life and exemption from disease and pain,
than the most athletic Of their fellows who Are
foolish enough to suppose themselves invul.
nerable. and act accordingly.
1t is not too much to say that more than half
the people Of the civilized world aeed sa sees-
sional tonic. TO enable them to support the
strain upon their bodies and minds. which the
fast life Of this restless age occasions. In fact,
pure, rholessme, unereifine tonic is The grand
desideratum Of the busy millions. and they
have the article in HoSTETTER'S STON-
| ACH BlTTERS. IL is srAnrSAL nrDIcINE,
! l. e. it imparts permanent strength to weak
systems, and invigorates delicate conssisa.
tions. Its reputation and its sales have stead
lily increased. Competitive Preparations have
been introduced ad H6ifum, and. as far 40 the
public is concerned. ad nauseum. in the hope
of rivalins il; but they have all either perish.
cd in the ATTEMPT, or been LEFT far in the rear,
1t has been the GREAT MEDICAL SUCCESS o. Tns
PRESENT cEsr,Rr. and it is quite certain that
no proprietary medicine in this country 10 -
widely known, or as generally used.
Ten lightning presses. running necessarily
Sundays excepted) the whole year through.
barely supply the demand for the Illustrated
Almanac. in which the nature and uses Of the
preparation are set forth, the circulation now
being over FIVE millions a year. jaa.7.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
Acknowledgement

We see. by the reported proceedings
Of tbs Joint Session Of the Legislature
for the election Of State Printer. that .
number of members voted for us. u one
time running our vote up to twsnty.
Among those 90 voting. were all the
members from this Cousty and Brown.
We were not candidate for the ofics.
and did not expect ssy votes: but ws are
none the less thankful TO thoss twenty
members for this volantsry expression Of
friendship and eonsdsaes Every mem
Der Of the Lseislsturs will bssr tsstimo-
ny that We did not humiliats oursslf or
snsoy them BY uisisg ourcls ius in any
msnaer for the o6es. We wrote 40 let.
ters; We buttoo- holsd no members: We
ssked no friead y plssd our cause; ws
publishsd no begging appsals in the pa
psrs; We did not exhibit our wounds and
scars. rehssrss our services TO the party.
or weep over the psrty's neg'set Of u.s.
Having done moss Of shess. and having
received more votes than men who did
oil of them. for IN Office that We did moi
desire. We feel especially good over it.
and forgive everybody.
But il the language Of one who ii
nsmelsss hero. Dot Is immortal. this MAJ
lead to something better. Once upon I
time, . man named Lee came to Kaasa'
and ran for United States Senator; b
was unsu ccessful. but was soon sitsrwsrt
elected State Printer Of Louisiana, Th'
role should work both ways. Having
received such . complimentary vote 70
State Printer. why should We not b
elected to the United States Senate? W.
hereby announce oursslf as candidate
and if we can count upon twenty positiv
votes to commence with, We consider on
chances good.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

The Directors of tho Atchison and Ns-
brasks Railroad Company met at Asch-
ison. on Tuesday. snd finally located the
route from Atchison to White Cloud.
The roats runs near Doniphsn, thence up
Rock Greek, passing ous mile and .
qaarter wss. Of Troy. then along the val.
jsy formed by the stream known as CAB
Asss's Branch. to sn outlet on Wolf Riv.
o.; thss follows the valley Of Wolf River
tiil il reaches the Missouri River Bottom.
which L follows, passing through 1ows
Psiss. spd on to White Cloud.
The original plan did not smbracs
Dosiphss in the route. and ran west o'
Troy two and half miles. The citizens
Of Dosiphsn sgres to pay tie additional
cost Of building the road to their town
sad the location wss made to . point u
.sss - possible to Troy. being inst one
Nm the distsnce ., frst contemplated
spos the strength of phdge that Tro,
would vote subscription sufficient Il
cover the increased cost Of building th
rosd on the new location. Citizens o
Highland also made liberal ofers. bu
The route through that place IVES decides
inprseticable-only one Director. "
understand, voting for that route.
We suppose the next thing in order. j
for Whit Cloud to vote the bonds..pro
posed. And then, it is to be hoped. th
Company will 90 to work in earnest an
pssh the road along. and show that the
mean business. Any further baking an
dilly.d.llying. will destroy public conf
dsnes 10 the enterprise. Nothing di.
gusts the people quicker than an appear
spes Of shystering on tho part Of sue
Companies. Buncombs has served il
purposs-now let us see the dir. Ayl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

An ANTI BILIOUS SrEcrrro.-This
is the season Of the year when there is
grsa, danger Of the liver's tending to dis
sassd action. 1t is the largest gland in the
body, and isliabls to number Of diseases.
Now then. is the time to uss protective
medication like Mishlsr's Hsrb Bitters.
so as to check at once any snch course
This sdvics is founded on expsrince, and
is easily followed. The Bittsrs is the
most successful sn,ibilious.s specific extsnt.
aud is highly indorssd BY medical gen.
tlemen for bilious spidemics sud eudmics.
such - Aeus. Janndics. Fever and Agus.
dc. People who live in districts where
either of these complaints prevail. ought
to provide themselves ct once with the
Bit.ers. as q protection against sickness
from these causes, and to use it ss rem
sdy where these diseases have already
gained q foothold in their systems. Sold
everywhere.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
w We are now in receipt of that

E We are now in receipt of that
splendid paper the White Cloud (Ks
sas. Chief Before the war, it was upon
our exchange list. but during onr absence.
it got dropped in some manner. Sol.
Miller. its editor. has faculty Of dealing
heavy blows upon the sham Democracy.
and for this reason. if for no other. We
hail renewal of our scquaintance with
q pleasure. similar to the grasp of the
hand of an old friend. who had "proven
bis faith by bis works"
The Indisnisn is bigger thsn We are.
and can talk IS it plsases. But We in
tend to grow some more. one OF these
days. We are glad to renew the &C.
qusintsnce of the Indisnisn. Besides be.
ing sound on politics and ably edited, we
ere possessed OF the ides. from it's literary
selections. that in this department the
editor is . man after our own heart.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
~ The Democrac, are reduced /


w The Democracy arc reduced to
their old dernisr resort of stirring up the
prejudices Of foreigners against negroes.
and asserting that the Republicans are
striving to elevate the negro and to keep
down foreigners. That sort Of stuff won't
take in Kansas. The Convention that
framed the Constitution of Ksnsas. wss
very largely Republican; and it inserted
a clause in ths Constitution giving for
eigners the right to vote vben they had
declared their intentions of becoming cit.
izaus. and before they were nsturalized.
All the Democratic members bolted the
Convention. and refused to subscribe their
names to the Constitution. Three Of the
Republican State officers are foreign born
-one Germsn aud two Scotsmen. Bet
ter try some othsr dodge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ George Francis Train is again on
the rampage in America. bu. hss not
made the martyr business pay. We sus-
pect that his Imprisonment for dsbt was
similar to that of Sam. Weller. who bor-
rowed money Of his father. with the ex-
press understanding that be was to be i'm
prisoned for it's non-psyment until Ger.
tain object WAS accomplished. then COM
plsined of the hard-hearted old willsin
who had him in his power. Train in
the character of Sam. Weller was . dead
failure. as he will be 10 any other charac-
ter except that of fool.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

CANNOT BE TOO HIGHLY' SPOKEN CT.
Mr.. Georgs Motley. OF the Frankfort
Mills, Rochester. N. Y, writes: Il have
used your machine for some time in my
family. Too much cannot be said in its
favor. It is the only Sewing Machine /
have yet found that will make IS strong
q seam as is required for stitching Bolt
ing-clo,hs-the peculiar elasticity of the
stitch allowing the greatest strain on the
scam. without the least danger of ripping
or breaking."-Letter to Willeor d GIBBS
s. N. Co.. May !, 1866.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ The Directors of the Denver Rsil.
road held . meeting. few days sgo. and
ordered depots TO be erected st Ellwood
and Troy. They also directed the engi.
sssr to survey the route from the fifteenth
mile post to Hiawatha. preparatory to
pushing on the road to the latter place.
This is good news for the folks out that
wsy-if it is intended for anything else
than to stimulate the people Of Brown to
vote ths proposed bonds. or to stir up RI
val routes to brisk bidding.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
100. LIsPENARD ST.
New YoRk. October l3. 1867


DEAR SIR:-I, is with much pleasure
that say to you that l consider the Plant
alton Bitters Of untold vslne. In the fall Of
1867 wsa taken with Chills and Fever.
with the most severe pains in my chest
and bead. II was with great difficulty
that could breathe. My longs were
greatly distressed. and there was severe
pain in my right side. by spells. !
could hardly get mp from my bed. ]
called a Doctor. Who attended me all
winter without the least benefit. About
theE first Of -August l commenced using
your Pisntation Bi,ters-a wine glass
full three times dsy-snd have used it
most of the time since. and / am, now
well and strong. able to do sll my own
work and the care Of large family.
Yours. &c.. SUSAN WILSON.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ Major Norris. with q number Of
ths Chiefs Of the Iowa and Sac Tribes,
stsstsd for Washington, on Saturday.
Wa belisvs- -their main object Is to talk
sbout treaty for the sale Of their Rsssr.
vstion adjoining this place. 1t would BE-
great bsne6t to our town. il that 6ns
kody Of land should psss out OF the hands
q the Indians-no matter who 90. il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

HEALTH Grv1sa WINE.-Some time
since Mr. A. Speer Of Pssssic. N. j.. pre-
ssutsd us with bottle Of bis Port Crepe
Wine. In our turn. We presented it to
friend who was in feeble heslth. After
giving the wine q few trials. our friend
assures us be derived msrk'd benefits
from it's use. We 6nd that wsny in
vslids in this city are using spesr's
Port Grape Wine with ths same bensf-
cisl results.
Druggists keep it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
- - .'71ls-l.-ll''ssIil
TO PHYSICIANS.
NEw Yonx, August 18th, 1867,

,Yo,,, ,sp ro or, vn,,o ,rrev
A L1oN LL NE Io CALn TUX % a, EN n
coupnTNn 4" rwTo NV ,c1 nIfnuty mnaIuN "
. A Al .a,,r,G DoSno In
CmnSpo ,IN,psp nn,n are pSn DEahG. ae Lon" A<AS'
ooo"D'' -''- IN
Juniper Berries. bv ,sistili.tjon to form . 6.s
oin C,hehs .1,,..,.d n, d;,,l...-.., =.
i;ouor ATTAINED fror, Juo;n.r Rs,-;.. -co.,.;.,
inc v.rv I;ttle .uo.r a anil ,,n,o.t;n. 49,
:, .rd r,o-o nais,.hia ,h., - q.
Tha ac,;ve nrnn.r,;es arc hv this "a. .,.....'
ed.
Bnchu. as nre narsd nv Druco;.t. ~.n.,.,,v
ia of d,,E cslor !, i. n,snt .hst sm;s: =.
fragrance the action Of a aams d...,o,. All.
firs active pripeiple,. ieayine 4 dsrL ssd siu-
t;nous dscoc,;oo M;ne !. N. colo- ~ 49,.
dients The buchu in my preparation ptedom.
mates; the smallest quantity OF the eshsf IN.
gredients are added to prevent iermeassst0s; /;
upon inspection, It viii be found mos . b
Iincture' as made in rharmacopees' nor h II
syrup-ahd therefore can % used IN Eases
where fever or inflammation exists, IN tAis:
you nave the knowledge OF the ingredieses ana
'ne moce OF preparation; ..has..
Hoping that you viii favor it vnh z f:iai'
anu Una. upon inspecnon IL VIII meet VIM yosf
aPPropsu,on' -,,s,l, -
am very sespeeIsy - Tpesnyro,.
eace in Ph;iadelnb;. and ,o~ ,o..ssS e
his Drur and Chemical W.,.hs~.s ga
Broadvsy Nev York- -
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists n
the World
al am acquainted with Mr.. ID. T HelmbsId
ne occupied the Drug store opposiM ny recf-
snee n'.a; anu ' ,,hs.. ud' S.S ~. ~ eonoue -
pes'n. H., h"ne S.a,s ~ ssu :q..y
LII hi cb,,ac,sr snd sn,..
WIrTIsW wTIGuru.xy
F;, por.,s a wa;.h, W,e
~, ch..,;s,s N;n,s .a Asoel.ct- G
Pb;,adelnb;. -. 'ss'tg tgs'''ssess'''
Efs- = sr5 tase
HELs.ol IS FLUID EXTRACT BccHus fsss0k-
neSs aI's'ng rom 'naiscfeton. The exssesoed
po~e.s oi ralnre wnicn are accompanied ~
80 mhny a'ar ming symsomss amon8 vhieh VII
oe i"unu, und'sPo'iuon 70 Exertion, Loo ,af
memory "ase,n'nese. horror OF DiseasssoB
ioreooa,nss Of Evil, IN TACT. Universal Lessi-
tnde' rrostrai'on, and inability 70 enter Into
the enjoyments OF society. -,
The C"nst'tuf'on' once anected With Ovgaa-
-ic weakness. requires the aid OF Medicine 70
strengthen ard 'nvisorate the sys.sMi vAseh
HELMBolD's ExrRAcF BucHu invarnh1y dnas.
II 80 sre.tmens is subnitssd %, Co., Psi,s.
Hux,o,,,. F,mn Err,Ac, R.c.,. ;,s.G
.ions peculiar to Females, is .seausH.d b. ~
other prepare top. As in Chlorosie, 0, Retessie:.
PainfaInes., or Suppression, Of Cussos,ary
E,acnstions. liberated or Schirrus Stase n
the Uterus. and alt complaints iaeidsns - de
sex. whether arising from habits Of disapstioa,
impry,deuce in. or the decline 0P chance ~ M
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28


The irst time I undertook TO visit the SEN
ate Chamber. 1 entered room where found
a man on the door reading poetry. Turning
to an individual Who closed the door after me,
banded him 6ity cents, and begged his par
den.
"what is this fort" he asked.
"My admission fee," | replied.
.Admission to what7" al
.Whv." said /, ais not this public lsctsref
Is no. tha. oliver Wendell Holmes reading .
poemT z 81 Fl e.
"Oh, your granny's night-cap" be replied
" That i. Senator Snyder, Of Atehison County
offering resolution"
Iii. the opinion Of good many here. that
Click, of wyandotte, made an ass Of himself
in his contested case. guess the Senate act
ed wisely in ~iping him out With Cobb. 10
The House has not yet got up steam to good
running order Some heavy work is ahead.
| learn that Bowers, Of Brown. is preparing a
sIashing rpeech against negro suffrage. {,
Hawkins, of Doniphan. is fighting q bill
through, for the punishment of adultery. He
SAYS his practice has convinced him that the
only safe plan is to have an explicit Law to
meet every emergency; and that he can hard
| " trust himself on this subject. knowing. as he
does, tha, there 10 no adequate law against it.
Hawkins tells me that he is considerably
disappointed in the Legislature. He finds SO
many homely men here.
| A resolutios las Aeen introduced in the De-
nate. denouncing Senator Ream for his vote
to acquit Andy johnson.
You may hear from me again.
i souEEBoB.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

The Book BUSINESS Bat few persons
have any proper comprehension of how
vast is The book business in this country .
Take one "item," for instance. ss illus.
trstive; Mstthew Hale Smiths "Sun-
shine and Shadow in New York. (which
is the exciting work of the dsy. has al
ready reached the enormous sale Of 25.-
600 copies within thirty days. The
publishers (J. B Burr 4 Co., Of Hartford.
Conn., use two tons Of paper day and
run six large roller presses constantly to
supply the current demand. This is doing
a wholesale business with one book alone.
This is q large work too, it must be
remembered. between seven snd eight
hundred pages royal octave: and yet it
is said to rival in rapidity Of sale "Uncle
Toms Cabin" of old. Think Of the
countlessness OF the small ones published
Surely ours is reading country. See
advertismet for Agents. Jerry Nsiblipg
is Agent for the work in this section. and
will sh ortly call on the people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ A proposition is before The L-g.
islsiure to create two or thrse new Judi.
cial Districts. We suppose there arc
several half-stsrvsd pst,ifoegsrs waiting
for appointment to the Jndgships-
probably members Of the Legislature.
Who ere active advocates Of this useless
and sxtrsvsgsnt movement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
Final settlement.

A LII persons interested in the estate of Da.
"A vid Tobip. deceased, are hereby notified,
thss at the March term Of the Probate Conn
Of Doniphan County. Kansas, to be held q The
LIST day Of March,. 1859, viii make applica
lion for 6ual ssttlsneut Of said estate.
- ELIZABETH A.fMARCUN,
January 81, le69-4w. Administratrix.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ The Senate has defeated the bill
suthorising our County Com missioners
to issus bonds to build Jail. We ere
evidently not yet through with the Coun-
., sss, ,qsrssiss- n considerable por-
tion the people bold thst it has not ~,
bess settled BY the people Perhaps they
are right. Let the dance go on.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ A Maine iconoclsst has besn read
ing Whittier, and visiting Frederick, Md.
He reports to to the Portland Transcript
that be searched through the town for the
house of Barbara Freitcaie. and could
neither find that nor any one who knew
anything Of the good dame. either.-Er
That Maine Iconoclast must have fallen
among some of those rebels who lose no
opportunity to throw discrsdit upon oil
the memorable incidents and acts con-
nected with the friends Of the Uoion In
the South. and who contradict wsll.sstab.
lished historical facts. when it suits their
purposes. A citizen of this place was
born and rsised in Frederick, and for
many years lived . nesr neiehbor to Bar
bara Freitchie. He says that the repre-
sentation Of her house. printed in some
of the papers and hooks in connection
with Whittier's poem, is true to the life;
and he has it from his friends, who lived in
Frederick at the time. and still live there.
that the incident upon which the poem
was foun led. actually occurred. Her grave
is in the Frederick burrying-grouud. with
a head-stons bearing ber name. unless it
has been destroyed BY rebels. The fol-
lowing item probably contains more truth
than the one above:
The celebrated Barbara Freitchis Gag
is said to be in the possession OF q Union
officer in Maryland. tits Of silk, about
ten in ches long.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28

~ Rev. Charles Elicit. one Of The
oldest ministers Of the Methodist Church.
and for many years editor Of church pa
pers. died recently, at Mount Pleasant,
lows. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
6cn. Grant ana tie Tenurs -
Office Law.

OlmCC AA"s
TIE Lower House of Congress has
passed au sct repesling the Tenure Of
Office law. The Senste has not acted
upou it, and i, is thought that IFS passage
in thst body is doubtful, as there are so
many Ssnst interested in Rings" that
wish to retain control over the President.
The law ought to be repealed. and that
without debate or cavil. The sole object
Of the Law was to pen hp and mussls .
wild bsss,. who succeedsd to the Presi-
dsntisl Chair through crime. When
that beast goes out of power. the law
ought to 60 ont with him. Ii tshould not,
BE- retaiuei as an insult to loyal and
civilized Executive.
II is well known that thousands Of the
best Republicans were not satisfied With
Gen. Grants political position-or.
rather. his apparent want Of position
and did not prefer him % their Presiden-
sial candidate. But public opinion vas
excited in his favor. to high pitch.
aided largely BY leading members Of
Congress. who gave assurances that he
was al right sud sound; and failure to
have nomin.,ed hin. would have been .
defeat OF the party. The party took him
on trust. with past bitter experience be.
fore them. We believe be will prove
true. ssd give satisfaction to the people
Of. the country. Bot il be disappoint-
the party. tha party alone is responsible
for it. and will have no right to com
plain. Repeal that law. and lie. him take
his course. II leading Copgressmen
thought they had found greenhorn in
politics. whom they could use for thei,
purposes. they deserve to be disappointed.
and should have the barriers broken down
By which they expect to control him.
Gen. Grant has expressed determ in
alton to oust root official corruption.
swindling. and stealing. To DO this
successfully. he must not have his hands
feltsrsd. Wips out that law. and Civ.
him free swing. The fear has been ex
pressed that he will cause strife 10 tn.
Republican party. anil disorganiEs it.
We know thst plunderers generally hang
on to the party in power. and are awsr'
that ths Republican party is cursed will
an abundance Of those hangers.on. Bu
oil the raseals are not Of this class
Some Of the worst plunderers in the na
ton were original Republicans. and be
longed to the party when it had no pow
er. and but little prospect Of any. Bu
We DO not believe that it will break ul
ths rariy to weed ont the ,sscals-on tn
contrary. we believe it can be done, ant
: that the party viii be the stronger for it
Bnt if the plunderers and thieves Wit
have been sucking the very lifc-tlood o
the nation cannot be kicked out Of power
snd honest men mt in their places. with
: on. breaking up .hs Republican party
: let it smash to atoms.
Then. repeal the Tenure Of Office law
y and give Grant 0 fair chance-holdin,
only such checks upon him as were ex
: ercised during every other Administra
J. tion, the head of which was not beast