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choose that market which offers tks mp 81.
We can trade with, Liverpool, direct
ii; Montreal, or -we ckn trade with New
York at Oswego- New England wants
closer communication with us. Boston is
etl'ressly anxious 70 replace her lost tor-
.eIeu :uade in the direct trade with Chicago.
Let US hare this ship canal, and wa ,, forse
New York and NaB England .to supply So The
n'eans 9f reaching those places By steam,
navigation. + otherwise We ,shall pour
into Montreal: Foms>s immense trade
Il Now York swill. p.ssist,.-, in main.
tanning the narrow and shallow
bitches from oswego aud Buffalo, and
force MS to use them or give, three bushels
OF grain for carrying two bushels 10 the
seat'oard, We can carry. all five bushels to
Montreal II New York and Boston will
stand idly by, and compel us to give of our
substance to pay tolls on insufficient canals,
or ~ maintain gambling railroad directo-
fles and pay dividends on spurious water
stock, We eau find in Montreal lines of
steamers hy which We can export and import
without visiting either port. The prices Of
brra4lstuffs in New York are regulated by
:htno in Liverpool The same price pro-
wills Mt the place of growth, less tho COST
of carriage to the point of shipment. If
with this caunl VIC can deliver grain ten
cents per bushel less On board Liverpool
steamer Mt Montreal than We eau on board
like steamer at New York, that ten cents
per lH,stel will be added tu the price uf
grain nj the place Of growth. So 1oag ~
We hESe no means Of getting round the
falls VI Aiasata, so long We must he plun
dered by the cost Of transportation from
here TO New York. Tho construction Of
this caual will be foilosed by the canal
connecting tho s. Lawrence and Lake
Champlaiu, and We shall be in direct COM
munication, by water, with all Now Eng
and,
The city Of Chicago is prohibited by the
State Constitution from any subscription
to any work Of any kind But our citizens
can do much. What is needed at present
Is subscription to the capital stock, to
authorize permanent organization of the
company. Once organized, and the work
commenced, thero will be no trouble as to
the completion of the eenterprise. II can he
constructed in two years, and then, and not
until then, will tho West be emancipated
from the excessive transportation which at
present cunfscates SO much of all our caru-
ings and productions. Only 10 per cent
OF Tie subscriptions have to be paid, and
o1r merchants might readily take, at least,
$1,000, QUO Of the stock. If this city pro-
poses TO retain the export and import trade
OF the West, this canal will be an indispeu-
sable necessity.
, 1870-10-01
OUR REPRESENTATION

Oar .2,Aaages from all parts of the State
: ,.t.EHe To reach us with their opinions
.;,,:. :..r superintendent, before hearing Of
~ .,"veslor's corrected proclamation
:! -: nne-haIf of these dcnounce Cook
.i.%ty 10. asking TO be represented by
.;,:!.s;ion, and the other half express
:.c,r rrs.ets a, orr loss: but all rejoice in
!.'r fs,t VI our supposed disfranchisement-
"c >y:nra1hizr with our brethren. Those
.A4 ti:1!.s Cook County rapacious
: :, .u=.liss twenty-five : Represen-
nsv's. will be more than hor1ided
::'@ ;hts learn that the rapacity has
~ =r4;ided- Those of our friends who
-;s':sncd I'VE. sle misfortune, will nov dry
s.elr eye, AMI be prepared to meet the
s"si,y-swu Representatives from Cook, nj
>;F'nyceld. with fraterna1 greetings. II
.as l"'-n demonstrated that this county,
rights which are entitled to be re,
:'-S'cl. We are not beyond the operation
: that principle which prohibits taxation
.;..s;si representation. When our friends
---ct.s:a'ai the State adjust their nssess-
81 r.iis. they never fail to give
-,s Couu1y her full share. We
% -eve. overlooked or forgotten in
-, .u4:,cr. ami We arc suro that the
'.s:.:.'', Uuieh ~njoy ! full representation
:.4". Il sases-:ifths ratio, will, in time, ap-
iii tie justice Of letting leo, 900 people
tli,~ county I've represented in the Legis-
, 1870-10-01

One Of the Trustees Of the Alabama Insane Asy-
lum is negro.
An expert New Haven burglar Is said to bc a
woman OF ca.
"A Till I" encourage Chinese immigration has
been introduced In the Oregon Legislature.
New iork dealers receive 900 900 quartz Of
milk q day, which they expand to 100 ,eV04
"A woman nAu,et Cleveland and her thret
children, Two sons AMI daughter, we're bitten by
4 mad dog at Buffalo last week.
"A marriage ceremony WAS brought to m
abrupt termination at Kingston. y. T., last week,
by sudden awakening Of conscience on the part
OF the bride, who declared that she had hus-
band still alive.
The Lebanon (pa.} Co.srfer says that two
dollar note was taken to one OF the Lebanon
hanks for redemption last week, which had hcen
taken from the lntcatI0cs OF a cat, In Montgom-
cry County. The cat Ind stolen the note an.
swallowed It, was caught and shot, and the note
thus recovered
An old gentleman, from the country. was In
TnenasTt,le, Ga, las. Saturday, In search Of th-
ccnsus-taser, in order, hc said 't to make ht-
ccnsus returns Of twenty y-ntue Children
"A military chaplain, lis Rev. rat1ick Benton,
h1s nade public some interesting remarks upo.
crime tn the British a1n1y. In spike Of recent ct
forts 70 render the service attractive, no less thai
LIS desc1ters wcsc spprchended aad sentence
10 Imprisonment In lS6S. This proportion out Of =
force OF Geo Is large, md would lie con5Iler-
b1y Increased By the addition Of those who cscapcs:
detection.
girl OF 1s, lhr daughter ct 2 wealthy gentle
nan Of Louisville, kJ., leil her boarding schoo:
at Cincinnati. last week, sold her hair for sa.ta
| and purchased a railroad ticket for the former
city, where she subsequently attempted 10 be-
| coR-e III inmate Ct a dsEcrutao1e house. Str1ny
| to SAT, tho woman who owua tho establishment
= AZ1h hpvf
, 1870-10-01

Il is reported ffuln Munich that Chm
,.:"r ltrli,s1i,k has. 60 far, failed to con-
:;;ls :. treaty for effecting closer union
..1vrru Bavaria aud North Germany. OPP
"s~,,i,u ID annexation is also manifested
:>rsit,gAr,. The unrest Of Jacohy and
~ s;ctluau radicals, who are accused Of
.s,>tll1,y to the conversion Of war begun
defensive measures into 8 war Of con-
.rst. also a-uuses considerable iudignn-
ivu among the German 1nEsses 10 the pro-
ss.siulne nf tie new German Empire. These
ll~~itioas are natural, aud, indeed,
"r>,:ub!r among free and think
- people. They are not greater
::-4a attend all political movements which
"lrnd for their success on popular nppro-
al. The opposition to German unity
,lsI.ri>es three PARTIES Those who op-
1,.-. The union uf South with North Ger
....:.y lest 1t may bring them ali into un-
~, ,1i'.jvctiou IL Prussia; those who fear
LAT the annexation of French territory
al lead to new warE, aud those who be.
ivs- \ consolidated German Empire Of 80
r. II and concentrated power would be
'''t, =. w., ~
=, A.. -. -.
'''S, :" 's :, so.
'A l'pu'A' ~'A'4 W .ae Ae'u'n =.
.'' " --4 1s 011 wv
v.,,'..., ~ ~, ,a,a ~ nesa a.s..a ~ -@s
, ,,...r.
y, ana '',hs- 4s-;seaa ha.a ee.<, - -
''".' '"-' 80 49,. - - s
, 1870-10-01
INDUSTRIAL AND COLLEGIATE EDVCA,
TON,

The very able and impartial committee
appointed by the convention held in Bloom
ington, in March last, to investigate the
management Of the Illinois Industrial Uni
veraity, made its report ut the State Fair,
at Decatur, On Thursday. The charge
upon which the committee wns appointed
bud been that too much attention was being
given 10 Greek md Latin in the university.
to the sacrifice Of the agricultural and ME-
chanical studies, in favor Of which the ma
,iounl endowment Of the college was made
The committee find that there are III at
tendance 194 students from Illinois, T.
from other States, and II young ladies,
OF these, about 50 are studying agriculture
ard horticulture, - mechanics aud ciri.
engineering, C5 chemistry, Il compare.
tive anatomy; 13s ase in mathematics,
% in military tactics, 30 in com-
mercial department, .. in English. o.
in German, q in French. 90 in Latin. arr;
none III Greek. All the students attent.
the lectures On history. Az only one-teutl.
Of the students are studying any Of th.
classics, and each student pursues thre*
.,o ..nrt;na sor.. ~ w. ;,s+;t,,t;aa - 49,. ~
sn;,c ,,,c ,,sa,, ,sron,,as
W. o,,,ot o,,;,s ..eeo ;,,, e.. ,.,.,
tion proposed by Professor Turner, mi
apparently passed by the asscnblaec l.,
whom the report WAS mnde that, 1T i.
more important far the f.rul,r of tha n.
dust.ial University to d;scovcr ,ow rnou5
e3ca than IN ,e,cS tbnt wh;,,, Is .,-,..1.
-, 's
, 1870-10-01
TEE NIAGARA FALLS CANAL.


A COMMITTEE Of gentlemen representing
@.: Ontario and Erie Canal Company, have
'.s,>e1t.,l their plans to our Board Of
FADE. and have asked the. cooperation of
.vr cirr il the way of subscription to
.,ot!s. The object Of the company is to
mild slip caisl around the falls Of Nj
sarA. with II cai'acity for tie largesl class Of
,r..pv!lcEs, Tha charter is liberal one.
H.. c,r>t Of the caral will he 81, 300, 600.
lie l.v.s,,sr for a new canal is two-fold-
~ zlarse tie Welland Canal would cost
lp,. 1iA,ney than to Luild new Quo; and
i. work Of enia:ging that canal. would sus-
-',i l:s navigation tor TWO years. Upon
lc completion vf this ship canal, the Gov
..4u.:4: ot ;Le Canadian Dominion agree
--'t :al.s.;s;;e TIE S.. Lawrence Canals TO the
...r e-al"."i:s- Tie one work therefore
Ii; n. 't~ tie other, and the con-
.sle,:o:s .. the ship canal includes unob-
t:u":.,l navigation ~ Montreal. Il is
.,:,1cee,,asy to sa- that this city, and the
,.-.llc III .t- SuEthwest, are deeply inter-
.~t,.l in tl.is improvement. For cvery
,.lillion Of dullsfs Of our productions
sLich We send to the East, We receive
.ou1L.r nsii.ioa dollars worth of COM
.,olitir. in exchange As our grain is sur-
:. las 1,sodrc,. the whole freight is paid By
~ producer: rs the return goods are mat
::.r>nl necessity: tho freight is psid by -
,.n~,:mcs. Tie result is, TINT ths Wes,
.;.y~ 1.,h freish,s, and is. therefore, more
.,rply Interested in any work which pro.
..u~., /. reduce the cost of transportation
:. y, i,ox >en1 our productions By lake ant
}ivl..! tp tilr-wa,er. The canal being in.
,,i...,.;,,sse 10 the business, We hare to us<
l. ~ :,.ilwa:s III addition. The traffic sus
,:,i,.., besides the canals, and besides ths
-. 1-..w1.:.t., route. five trunk railways
"a: ;":,t age u these vnrious routes to ane
st;,,:u IT,. East and West, is the
.-.r~ =. measure of our commerce. Bu'
/. -: c,na.ncrceis susceptible of vast expan
tusH. The great cost of freight, by con
.:.s..:e thu salue Of tue product, retazd:
',,spslle,ion, and prevents the shipment ol
'.s:ch It's, is produced As consequence,
DC r.tnru of exchange products is reduced
p the same proportion. We ship immense
:,lrgoes 10 Buffalo, which thence are sent b,
3.ii tie canal being so small that its ca
;{aci;y i, limited. and transportation b,
lat 1uute slow, and {ti1nc considered
Utmost rs costly us by rail If we ha ,
faip canal aloug the line Of tho Enc Canal
Si,h capacity for steam navigation, VI
tuuuld save one-lalf our frelghts, and, con
E:uuently, should get p1oportionately NOR
{5r our products, in either money or goods
{4he construction Of this ship canal nt NJ
!sara will be one grand step toward tsi
: ;e.s,alt. We shal1 have navigation to LAX
}:uta.io, snd, orcc On that lake, we cal
, 1870-10-01
personal

VIM. @, S;eare, steward OF Harvard Co.les,
fur s6 Yeas, tak rcs:eEe1 his Office.
-Whrn Fet WoUds, tho Congressional victim,
is Eat tsee next month. his friends at RlcAmanu
will extend to htna public reception. and there
Will bt I general iolllncatlou.
Bishop Lynch, OF S+w York, argues that the
Interests Of the Roman Catholic Chunh demand
shatshe Pore shuuld be the Independent sovereign
Of some little territory, so small as to CaEse no
jealousy and give unbrage TO nonc-
Miss kate Field, the trctuleE. Is ahead Of mos,
young lAdits-fhe has ora hundred enSagcmeats
On hand.
~. Aver, OF pill fame, rny. the largest sax ia
Lowell 4sss,-5a,4sAss, the rale being SIS. 20 pet
$1,000.
"A Tno Janxlro correspondent, Of the WASH
tERson Chrca,rts says that the Emperor Of B.az,
pIorosce, carly next year, to leave the princess
imperial as regent. and TO travel for two yeasa IN
Europe ind The Cnlied Statee, observe their in.
std1ut'ous, with view to improving the state OF
Affairs in hts oEp country. II Is thought he vii:
nrst visit the United States, AM, make careful
study Of cur educational systems, for the purpose
Of adopting them IN Brazil,
.-Monsteur Chassepot, the French ride invcuto.;
Is In Birmingham, England, under the assumed
Lane vi Ar. Jacob, examining rides and ca1t.
1.dees IN beEaH OF the French Government
-itreer, the Ntssi>ssprlan who murdered
Colonel Crane under circumstances Of at1pctocs
cruelty, has lately been lost sight Of, hut now
turns mp Tree Uau. Th" eraid Jury 10 which
WIS ,eie21rd his case, as well as that OF Stxr whe
killed. man III cold elto1 few u,orihs ago, have
come iuHo ctuts w1ihuti finding Indictments IA
ciihtr case, md asktd TO be discharged. The
c.lotel men on .hr ju1y were unanimous for III.
dictMeut. The Judge, who Is a Republican, would
not c,s ha1ge The Iutv, and the city Of Jackson Is
said 10 DC very much excited oyef It
The New York Fh.s says: AThosc who CON-
, 1870-10-01
CENSUS OF IOWA.
Population About Twelve Ippudrca
ThunHnnd.

From The Dts i'oiHs Register. !Sept. -
We give lciow the returns uf the uew CEN
srls for Iowa, which include the i.:lr S:a.e
with the exception Of fourteen coant,cs nut
get reported. The counties reported foot IN
total Of !'9s.6 .613- The fourteen unrepnttI
counties, By last ycar's ransua, had IL. .lCl.
Addirg this to the total Of reported cour,ieS.
aud We have over eleven hundred and -istv
thousand The increase in said ab-eut co,ln-
tie=-among which are tho 1opa! i'll, ones Of
Clayton. Clinton. Washington, Iowa, Tan,a,
pGweshiek, Boone. and Madison during tho
past ycar, will furnish nearly all, il no. Quite.
tie nuu4per that vii! be nee'ed to make the
total a round txelro huntlted thousand.
Bs the cel,sur Of 1861. Ioxa ha1 .. poun1a-
tiGn Of G7i ,ai5. In reaching FOG. 900 in $50
we have in ten years neari; doubted, G. 1t
ltsst made an Increase Of or,r 81 14r csu;
No State yet reported shows 80 sre.t su in
crease
Scott il tho empire county. having po?a-
lation Of 1856: Duhulue is second. Will,
3i,733; Lee third, s7.252; c!lnton. un-e-
ported, will undoubtedly BE- .ur,h; Lin it'll,
Is, Sis; and Folk sixth, 1887.
1olk, the capi'a. county, shows the largest
inc. .case. having gained in the ten years
1i,2i9. Dentou. Black Hawk, and Clinton
a:c nsxt OH the 1ist of counties Masking til,
greatest increase.
, 1870-10-01

them. T!ease Say that I an not = candidate for q
II. nN1ninafinn. and ob1lRe. fslpectipllv YOU'RE.
:, "Sept. - 1910. Is, B. JUDp,~
The friends Of A1r. Judd-.ho ,re many and
afucnt-and who have no doubt that he would
haye; been returned 10 Coug1ess for the third
time haa he continued his candidacy, viii TO
wees Of Mr.. Judd IN Congress have heen
marked tor industry. ability, fAi'hfulaesa,
AID honesty, and Chicago owes to him the &C.
ccmrlishm.nt Of mnch Legislation Of great
value. and the country is indebted to him for
an ulhinch!ng devotion to the highest and
Mr. Judu's determination is brought about
IN large measure, We understand, by the
neceteitiss OF Lis prisate hueiuess, which has
long been neglected. to his personal cost, by
lila devotion to public Affairs. lie will ca:ry
to private life the respect and confidence Of
every member OF the community.
, 1870-10-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
Oalte Chicago. Kotk Is!znd L Pacific,
Railroad Company, !

NEW YORK. Sept e. ts.a =
"a fMnsnd q f9uz Per ctn: free OF united State,
fobff nr3t, to stoekt otders who taa h. Eesere As
fs- Books will Be closed On The n{terpon of the sfh
next. 80 ~ - 1
Ihs ptta stock of the company ha+ bcen tnere sgd
siHgnn. IN conformity with The rrecreansr of the
sams j. oerrd In the proportion Of
additional share to each sixteen shares held by them
sub-7bcd and paid 10 Of hefo1e he LIT tsy Of No
fee1ed entitliuk the holder TO convert the into
ehaft4 Of stock o and after the Ls Of D e,tn
when pftsented In Of al multiple ct tho
soue. ~. -, "a. ~
Stoeihclders not hsvttx complied with The Abova
eontidrrrd haxta< waived theE rieh ta subscribe,
FRANCIS H. TOWS, TftAQret.
, 1870-10-01

4 despatch from London says:
Duke Fitz James writes TO The London T9n4ss
ahhn1 the barhar1t1es and atrocities OF the PEps-
s!ans IN burning the village OF Bazetllex 1es1Ja
hey wautonly burned TO death 800 women and
Extraordinarily 1uastcd them RlFe, ~ he him
setg wltncssed.r
We believe this story 10 be IN "atro-
cious" falsehood on the part OF the ''Dnke. :
1t cannot be true that the Prussians g wan.
senly burned to death" any woman 0,
.hild. That some females may have lost
their lives while hghting or bonbarlment
Was going on, is quite probable, but that
there was any purpose OF desire to lii
them, is an assumption wholly withou,
formulation
, 1870-10-01
danger, train yoIr children TO th,uk for
themselves in free secular schools.

y The act To reduce internal taxes takes et-
lect, in part, to-day. Tie taxes which are
Discontinued from today: are as follows: !:
Atitles in Schedule A: Special taxes on
.bostf and barGes, and fats; on legaoies
and succcadons; onpassports, und on gross
receipts. Also, tho stamp tax On promis-
soty notes for less sum than 500, andon
receipts for my sum of money, or for The
payment Of any debt and the stamp ta1on
canned and preserved fish. The tax thus
generally described, embraces tho follow
ing:l
Billiard tables (not licenscs), carriages,
gold and silver plate, witches
The tax On the gross receipts Of bridges,
canals, express companies, forries, insu-
rance companies, lotteries, railroads, horse
railways, ships, steamboats,, stage coaches,
telegraph companies, thestres, circuscs,
operas, and mnseums
The 1ates. of the several taxes on Qross
receipts, and the amount of revenue COL
lected from each source for the last year
were rs follows:
, 1870-10-01
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

: + i:sr7esentacve in Congress for the State Ut
:,-:,c. General I0HS :. LOGAN.
40 Treasurer, ERASTES \. BATES.
.-.-a. ,aisut C, PaolIc Instruction, NEWTON
Et1EMAS.
II .<'nars. OF the renitenttzty, ELNER
Nl~tiNrltN sad CASrAK BU1Z.'
, 1870-10-01
NPECIAL NOTICES.
AFECIAL NOTICES.
TIE CELEBRATED
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s.
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The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing Of al perfumes,
for use on the handkerchief,
at the Toilet, and in the Bath.
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers.
, 1870-10-01
Dec1tuQti0us

FFpM fkf EftNin5 }bEE
Ne are IN receipt OF the following note from
Hon. n, B. judd:
& D. 8lasay, EAq Eaiiar Estas"g Foss: -
nenttnr upop tie several candidates f3r Con-
Htrssttu Al rrmtratlon, assumed that w3s oct Of
, 1870-10-01
LyCEUM BUREAU.
TO LXCET31S.

TO CEU51S.
Tie Ho.ton LyceuN Duttanas pEesattd 10 naaks en- !.
&. sId rv4aers IL Aneac.. ieludfpe RI. Jctn :.
m Rev KulxIt CcUyes, Anna z uIeki,.o3 F5esi.
eSis Dea*iatt. Malor + 4 IneMsa. ~ :. 4. FaiEdeli.
t:rrrnn oot A. Miner G!aWold a:hE Fat Contr1butafi
Col r VI: Hksiosou. Wm. 2 Kelly, i. C.: Do Lsv.t,
i: john Lord: BE-: v. T. y. Murray. Sa,by,S Hoa.
WE rassons tof trrant JsElts Paftnn, A.thsr Pem-
s,sr AssiheW AaIs smith, Chaslea SUNNI. G..rss
KaEdenkDd, Mn GeoIre FaEaeahoa, Henry Tilsps
i!msres r B.na ~. Astis.de phIllipT. I'D say esa
G.. hasnsbev, All Brsnet. n ~
s1ssTn: .,i nd " nd Ars: y: SHths isous1y
nat:nn Enr tn Itts, terms ana tn MAKE euFssrmrnss
ncdfcts RKOPATH FALL 81 BfppaHel5- II RastnI,..
, 1870-10-01

sDss.-."'s@''Ts ''''''S'''. ~ 179Ft.oV
In the act imposing the tax upon horse
Flllways the companies were allowed to
add the tax to the fare, and. whenever it
was less than one cent, tie companies were
allowed to add one cent to each fare. The
horse railways in all parts of the country
added one cent to each fare, the effect of
which WIS to increase The rate in this city
to si1 cents. Tho repeal OF the tax repeals
:he authority to collect the additional one
:cut, and, consequently, Eve cents will be
the maximum fare this morning, and for
the future
, 1870-10-01

YET We Laid I,s tuuGdRstons deep snl ss-pnE anl
oruat, AID have bulk urou It IRON lna. day to
Us, VIA cns continued s1and u glorious sue
ceeses.
1BE NATIONAL pEn7-So RE7rD!A71oS.
Nss ne MASON q tae party tcat then when
me s13tes Fese rernleti: Oh no. a C:eal
we're struggling 10 destroy cur government. You
anil !. ceot!. nen, dill rot make ,h.t debt We
mpossa upoa 1as people. .a5snsa tie wees o.
''''d Ee dia net cress. III the y, n,scess!sy. ID.
1t ean never b laid i onr ao,ss that 10 veSns:
We we're only Rrrat enough, AND uae enough.
wen tue necessity arose, 10 meet Il, ~ lesyin:
iaIIs, BY se!l!IR bonds, snd By lssu1as Treasury
Io:es- We hst the moral courage to meet ,hla
responsibility, and 10 impose tits debt npon our
Feope TO save cur naSoD, ard that debt Is there
laEEe portion Of 1--WE nave discharged
sui upon ihis naton aud 1t is he mission Of this
Repc5hcao pnEsy to-i.ay 70 retain tue coatrpl Of
iris government in tss haldA. aad stand ~ HI.
national creais 10 ne iass dollar. As.eut1 Tnese
Hen n It BIZ: what ate pcuetrate,l with The "flu
convcuon, Tat It Is Just as much our duty now 70
staEt by she national credit, - = vas
hCu,s of WAT. A hstlon without credit Is worse
1han II Individual bankrupt. i nation that viii
t:sct er t1 1ne performance Of tts Just obligations
wipe sway. Yer We struggled On IN 1864, In 1sed
md III 1865. with every appeal ma.fe 10 ptcludtce
With the Democratic pa:t1 wA171og against Il
And IN the face Ut evcly sort OF influence thai
would make men fall aWx5 from the honest o.
sc17anee Ut ttei1 obds2ilous- We had ~ stslSEle
f.r ever5 f5steE NC sad eatscl!sned, and fur ese.
iollar Of tsI tbs. WAS lertel: but III 1865 ani IL
iS45 We fought II through. usunphanrlf, elected a
President N 1865 - We had IN ls6Y and 1854, and
also trtumpheA In returning 10 ConcFess large
Republican majority, with the Credit OF The nahou
stIed, and 10 tatnt Of reputation upon u 10
TIE rARIr x1x7 KEaAE Is rowsR-
a. Is "a on p