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One L, b Church. Assessor Of Internal Revenue
and y =. Hart, his deputy, are now swinxng around
the circle, singing s0ngs and performing other min
ersl occentrcsies In order to elect Wm H. Cagett to
COngreeA The people have to psy for these amuee-
ment but what the leaders " the great party Of
moral ideas -LNdependsat, 9Th. T.'t', - ''IT
Very well, If the people have to pay for
them. they have . right to hear them. II
Messrs Church and Hart do not assess the
revenues, the people will have that much
less to pay, and It hey do ASSESS them what
is there TO efumble At We recollect well
whom Governor Green Clay Smith. In 1867,
stumpod for Cavansugh. That was al
right. The Montana Foss. and Dnaocras,
and Hsvad md Gazette found no fault.
even with the Executive going in the field,
bat the shoe d on the other foot now, and
that's what's the matter. /" Z" w I'm
''Time At lat sets " things eyen.' ~ ~
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The lndtpendsns, to ingrstiate itself
with The 'Inshracn II stood BY with such Ne.
naArkAble fidelity during the late contest for
the Reorganization If Delegate, has intimated
IA. Hr. Cl.ge.t two ysa!s since was
.da9ning the flannel .lipps9 lrish. !" and that
an l!ishnan would trade of his vote tor
fre.,dent N ogder TO secure The election of
ssSopstsble ard sheriff who would lei them
tof jail, when they committed murder"
enever hard Mr. Chgsss say either, Of
tAeeoehings, nor have Nc ever heard any
one ehefsay be- did. This, however, q
msrely negntiyei evidence The statements
icsive aA1e1fioe In dne Tine, 30 qyisw Is9iI
asIlei faI.Ilnlni !alIoiE1eiG tEgin 1Iln 10 O.
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"A meetlpe Qf the hoard, q County Com.
.nissioncn q cAllsl for Saturday, 16th, u
ipstilute spch voting precincts II addition
70 hpse alresdy established . may - ,eos,
Gdered proper, 70 GiyS 81 citisens . fair o.,
poftpnily V, vote. WI. lam thet a,no1g
the precincts thought advisable p eetabliAk
is one q Freaoh GuSehs one q etandifss,
basck1e0t Agency ,,ljiioou Io,auye ~ -
.in9.Is9lH
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Ths lASiistsat Attorney General has DE-
cided that . delegate in Congress 10 not do.
ear!sd from, being = member OF any sctiye
i business a The asesiee M made In
ing Intelligence IN MI. w. w. Di10A. M
Clagen'ss law partner In iDsee lpAga, who
who has besn suffering ,tone, An1AGGy y ans
ticipaiiop Of dissolutian Of ths 45ns =" y
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Sl7l,0C u
WI II. RODGERS,
Auditor Ut I0ptans Tur'y.

Here, then, We have an expense since the
organization Of Montana, of 817l ,656 n fol
extra compensation alone. The AUDITORS
Report for the fiscal year shows the debt 81
Montana to be little over el0O, 600 Had
It not been for this extra compensation
enormity, maintained past oil reason, Mouts.
10 would to-day have been clear Of debt and
be enabled 10 tighten taxes, instead of hay
Ing her bonds hswked in the cent per cent.
Or three times that paid by the United States
Government in ito ,greatest financial die.
rrcss: Mr.. To0lc asserts. ''the Territory
stands well financially; and that lie bonds
are selling East q g cents."", So they
should. We pay fifteen per cent. per an.
mum interest, payable semi annually, while
the financial quotations Of New York show
that the bonds Of western States are at .
premium, with Interest q only per cent.
payable annually. Il 10 very little 70 say OF
Montana, with the greatest per capita wealth
Of any Territory, and only excelled ny three
or four States, - shown BY the Odcisl 4.
bles, that her fifteen per cent interest bonds
are selling at % cents. Montana will not
take much stock In candidate Tor DeleRatc
that thinks II b well " 1t bid enough
alone. ,fl 1tiyfHfEI rGsal ama Zetfuy z
Aside from the @loe, 900 debt Of the Ter.
ritosy, the county debt OF The several coun-
ass Of 9on,aoe aggnsga.s over eseo. 600,
ed % the lest notch, tho heavy demands OF
the Territory upon the counejes 70 meet Sbe
extra compensation Ssodse e almost an im>
possibility t0zhespl evea, nuchJ Sess 70 re.
deem these outstanding interest. bearing OBJ
llkstSoaa.,i hf iaiAHfo ~ ~ era ,fen1e~,1
ThesS bs;eay sesssd. llsavs otth,,
conclusion q Ills 10 6otV Of II HnffitnPSal
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Chicago was greatly interested in the New
York riots The course of Governor Hoff.
mar is sustained ~ being one of plain duty.
The Chicago Tribune Of the 18th contains q
powerful. earnest, aud denunciatory edito.
rial ON the subject. .#. -
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About 7oo0 persons passed around The
bodies Of the dead lying in the New York
MorG9e ON the morning 0f the 18th. Tho
scene y described o. naase piliful. Wives
their husbands. and mothers shrek in Wild
despair over the oorpses of their children.
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d ,xApDOlntnaOutas

ZION. VIM. II. claestA Republican nomises loe Dsl.
esate in Congraa and TIE cqlsbsated orator and can.
nsigp singer, Col I, Church, Win MAKE tosr Il
~ Terriry. and address To people q The loloviue
nauaud flsDna and nla0oas n -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-15

?, Tia Democratic District Convention Of
Arkansas did not adopt platform, bat en-.
d0rsed the address of the Democratic mem.
bero Ut COnEress and recommended to The
earnest consideration Of the people the plat.
form OF Ohio and Pennsylvania, rs etnbodyr
ing d'e eving tsSue. ON which tue cam.
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The army has been reduced to &c, 100 men,
and no more applications for discharge will
be considered,
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The Grand Jury will indict those who
fired on the Irish procession for murder.
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The same Mr. Davidson il now q candi.
date for Assembly from Etna, California
There 10 the record OF tie start to encourage
Chinese immigration, and VIC will hereafter
show that It WAS persistently and success.
fully carried ON. To further show the
standing Of California Democrats ON the
question to-day, we refer to Governor
Haight's speech and to the resolutions of
the Executive Committee of the National
Labor Union, the Executive Committee of
the Settlers League declaring they would
work to secure his defeat; citing as one of
the reasons that, while making loud, pro-
''testiOns in.fav0r of protection Of white Ia.
''b0r and the elevation Of the laboring man.
''he has publicly and officially encouraged
1.-THE immigration Of Monaghan labor, q de.
Graded and debased people, to compete
with and depress the American laborer:"
Of Oalif0rnia says 1T h opposed to Chinese
immigration" tho nomination Of Haieht.
IN out and out friend Of. the Chinese. 6u0.
ted BY Col Sanders in his opposition to re.
scinding the Burlingamc Treaty, and the
quick hostility Of the hborng mems assO.
Citations non political to his re election.
places the party there IN virtual anta2onisu,
to the Democratic party IA Montana - 'I.l
The lndepsndesl further says il he's No q.
surance the Republican party win not %
the Fe-assembling Of Congress pass bin To
nstusalize Chinese. To give It some assn
rance on that point, We cite the fact that
Charles Summer recently introduced such !
bin in the Henate, and he was the only Sem
atOf that voted for II. ~ "3bias ,brh.beI
We hsve merely cited these facts To tlissi =
pate the pariisan nonsense the ladspendsns
. trying u rsise around this question: We
- 49, IL .>-AAs> .1AsAR- On N
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.THs 1sdpts4Eal giyes itself soms ccpcern
about Tho team and convstance With which
ChGett and party are travelling. The hnrsee
wore pufchased 6yths fxfcalive Conmittee,
Isnd t6e vehicle hired of NJ g +. Watson.
9r. Toee yt pc,e.aalas. OF ~ tslsndS hired
hlS d livery 6t6bla-- s,i. Il, -. I'M, !
.Tsi1s s.s:issss - s $780,; -
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Amount paid BY the Territory Of Montana to members
and attaches Of oil Legislative Assembles and 10
Government oh1ccrs, since ito Arss Organization,
from 1864 to date. inclusive.
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Total amt paid to Federal ofIiccrs,
Amt paid to members and attach
ees Of all the Legislatures Of
the Territory since organize
tton 70 date.
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site 3sth e(sest the column halted mOfcnt immei.
aeesy after the halt shot fred from the upper
story ut brick hailding on the north eorner Simnl
tAne0nsly shots wese fred at the 9Th regiment from
9Th erot on the easne eide Of the street The e9th
regiment received TIE 1ste shot, md In the confusion
q ths m9Tenf m@y ct tho men aimed at the win.
one I'm ~a scIged, sd tsa 9oilowed i pernisr
v0ley along the line with the 9Th and Ssth regimenta
few men loading aud firing second time So sud.
den Ma the Oeeurrenee that Tho O0acsn wese taken
~ surprtse put soon . possible they rushed among
their men 70 stop the Airing. - -
The Sth rsgncht chieAy directed At the upper psrt
q ths hoese veere attack he'd oone ffo bat the
~ coon q the smoke cleared, nine hoes, one them
. Wo0an, were attended still On the pavement IL
fIU1t o( tAe ho0oG IiIH 1907 aHluJ -slgfE,I- VI
iDnt IT, paY A HOT PLACE lio Us, u geI4a
The nght wtsg o. 80 ,Mgiment bcins advanced
about 8 garas beyoeA 9Th street. tie men In M
part Of tie line 1cd aoee The eide at the south east
c8gnes Oe that ttrect and tie avsnue. Here were
gtoap e abOut - policeme6 and few cleixens An
t9ese aaeovestnQ 1he troeps were aiming loW threw
s:.:ss :sd ss:aoa.d swsy A. ihs ans r. h9vsyei,
b 3 ! Latina ~ Iase1ueiy killed., and sloes him
PellaDmep JnQ ! CoApR fcu dapgseoaely wospded.
TO- xas essss I. tas Alag oser sas g ssy,lal
q. sxseeea wa!s - S.soPs we hosgAt 70 q sat
e si e S :... "a e.. :. .s &: 3
vssesss ut q ~ 6eess nd no6s ofth9e escosting
tn Osa1Ea0 eaalA asaace hsypaA 0biljnes %
gtse ypale( - seqqeet gf1ha doee4 thaA 49, ahots
49, a = 80 =, - dss,;|o',s SsA ~ ~
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Avenue lsAipea 1nso tne1 service, and eak W. tee
A proccscss n sbeat - aea without any society
: sssss Il ,ss ~ ss 3 ss sed
and dispessed. The police Game down In stages
/, .Nsw York, 1Ah, 1Op. Mr. Abost - psssons were
wonndsa !: uakabwn, bat II ae known 70 IS noitsi-
Al the idth precinct there W., y ded bodies .sis
evs,si .s Tay we're ,sneysd e ths nosIss, an
Only pnas % f. ieoeni.sd . Hssy G. Eses q de
81 rsginnt ri he sdyertisipg aent e % Orsnd
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wsrs a,weaDansed,sAiA. TAs Ssaai.dss ~ seppoos6
rto,ess, Co.e9a Fig ~. - ~ hseA e ID nd
ss: ssa RI ss y sssf e ss .hs SS ss
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s ss 4; e Rs:;S ,ssSes = Toy fA
:t.ssss 3 g - lti.s "a ssssaS, tsessG ii
"a -. i1'. ..s.4s .1' y
ysa~k JAY 1s.-Rsnn, h.isS sasssilt ut ~
0nselsa t.taadi ssfsla 49, $3.50 9 sksNerk
- = ss "a sssssss IS 49, & sIs
49, $780, N1h1p ~ uSslas u nyasy
ss:ysas gg..ssAe''',ai,aR - ~ 'ss'','a,
~. ], 70 - !; !. e & 4 Il q, +
& i &I - l....sl:-aa ", j. - 1
O. asi1soS. ~. ~ - ~
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- 49, ssas1s - 1900
Ps4M ~; oias. oJH s9issi diuom Ssoiia aga,
eNDh ers,Gp fRst-e area tfr.fk bre EYxrtrY 4,
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'ii1t.IsiinItHd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12

REFERRING TO the means By which the
national debt has been reduced $50 ,00O,-
900 the last fiscal year, and the SUN Of ST.
100000 on interest account has been gain.
cd over the period ending March /, 1862
the President approves the said policy, be-
cause /, strengthened the credit of the
country" yet, on Sccount Of It's increasing
AbiIiy TO meet al demands, he inunates
opposition TO continuance Of the system Of
rapidly paying the national debt. OF course,
II the policy vas good when We emerged
from civil war, which taxed our utmost
means, iswoald be good nov, when the
country is represented TO be hourishiug 10
effect, the President rejects thu, policy OF
the Republican party, which was deliberately
designed and prAotsed for the benefit OF
great moneyed monopolies. This system
having become obnoxious TO the people the
President now takes the bAoktrGek ust
previous TO the Presidential election, and
also, from force Of public opinion, recon
msuds the abolition Of excuses, except upor
tobacco, spirits vines, and malt liquors, bn
retaining stsmps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
The Real Velpaa Female Pills f!

These Pills 50 celebrated many years ago IN
Paris for the ellie of fem ale Irregularities and
afterwards for their criminal Gun 10y menI IN the
practice OF abortion, now offered for sale for
che frs. time in America. They have been kept
in comparative obscuity from the fact b Il the
, originator, DR.. Velpau, Is a pm sicisn 10 Paris,
Of great wealth add has ssrct oonssis tiuursprn n
ciples, aud has withhold them from general use.
lest they should be employed for uula wful prr
poses
10 overcoming gema 9 Distractions, Falling
Of the WOMB. hitts, Green Sickness, suppress
sion Retention, or Tmmolerate Flow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous snd Spinal Afoc
tions, Pains in the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exerton. Palpitstion Of the Heart, Hys-
tsrics &C., and will effect a cure when all OF her
means hsvs failed and. although q powerful
remedy, 10 not tHtAin cAlomel, antim NY, or
pnything hurtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited
They will. In short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity
CAUTION Married Ladies should never AXE
them when there 10 any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
miscarriage.
La lies can procure box, sealed from tie eyes
ofthe oirioss, by enclosing one dollar. and sir
postage stamps to W. MAC0MBER, General
'ent for United States aud oansdas, at Albany
d. z. or Of any authorised Agent uy24dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12
Daily argus.
Tuesday, December 10. 1871.
xhs Passive Policy.

The st. Louis Republican is perhaps the
bss. authority for the corree. Interpretation
of what the Missouri Policy really is. That
paper claims that the term "passive" is =
missioner. To sun II up briefly, the mis-
souri plan means ",hs voluntary offer of the
honor Of leadership, and Of the two highest
positions In the country to the anti-Grant
Republicans and the concession by them OF
the lower House of Congress to Democrats,
as the basis OF the offensive and defensive
alliance We cannot but look upon this
as . political impOssiSility. The Democratic
party has too much 6ght in it to thus re
main in the back ground and inactive ne n
reserve, to come in at the last. IL is leap
in the dark il cannot be made to take. Itis
trading party for the bare promise OF spoils.
Ths masses Of the Democratic party have
learned, by costly experience, that they
must cut loose from dead issues. They have
already accepted the constitutional amend.
msnts, negro suffrage and the gold basis
Of the national debt, and have no more
disposition TO change the popular accep-
tAtion Of these sub ects, or repeat the mis-.
takes Of 1868, than has any member Of the
Radical party. We believe they are willing
to drop oil forms and party symbols, party
pride aud hereditary party issues and join
with the honest men OF all parties
against Capitalization, usurpation and
thisving misrule, as eKempliGed BY
Grant and his administration, to the
eud that honest and capable Statesmen, be
they liberal republicans, conservatives, or
Democrats shall be elected TO the ehiei
places. II masters not what their name may
be, 30 their election be in accordance with q
just, liberal and progressive policy policy
which ignores dead issues and deals with
present questions, meeting them courage
OuSly, ADD subscribing none Of them to party
Interests.
We can ask none to embark in the old
Democratic ship until her keel be relAid
with such timbsrs as these, and her decks be
NtPAAhAfh win NeNshNa' " wv aa''HN faNN
ent and then, whether men call her by the
same old name or not, she would be thing
of beauty and strength, and we would be
under the same old stars aud stripes nailed
70 the masthead, il needs be TO keep the
rights Of the people steadily in view, and
could all work for victory instead Of stand.
ing reserve, 10 the number Of over swo and
. half million votes, in the rear Of anti
Grant Republicans whose political honor
will not permit them to consent TO az honor.
able alliance. No, we want no inactive
policy, an aggressive movement al along
the lines We must have. Now is 10 time to
talk Of men they can be found when need
ed, but lot US keep the radicals 10 their
rscord-ihsy are to defend in the coming
contest, and not the opposing masses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12
.s!!l1!|s83s's
NJ An HOOD

Low LOST, HOW RE>T0RED.-Justpu pub
Ii Ashed BY DR.. Lewis, 400 psgss, Th'rs Ed
ton, Lne II cal JonPAnion and dalde 70
Health. o ths radical cure of SpermAtoEr hv1a
or Seminal Weakness, IavouniaTy Seminal
Losses, lmPoseBey, Mental aud Physical Inss
pSclty Hpsdimsnt4 10 Marriage. etc and the
Nensreai and syPhiiline AAiksIeE, with plain
and clear directions for the speedy of Sec
ondaTy symptoms, Gonorrbus, u sets, 5tricturus
and al diseases Of the skin, such scurvy
Serofula, Ulcers, BOils, Blotcsss and PInples o.
the face and DO iy, Consumption. Epilepsy, an
Fits, Indaeed BY ssn indulgence or sexual ex
usvagsncs.
The eleoTated author, in this EimirsbIe treat
Use, ~lesrly demonstrates, from = forty years sue
cessfsl practice, that the alarming consequences
Of self abuse may be radically cured, pointing
out . mode # cure at once simple, certain, ana
saeetuA by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what HE condition may be, &c effect
uaily cured, cbeaply, privately and radically.
s&S- This DO X should re in the hands eff ev
cry youth and every man in the land
sent under seal, in plain enyeiop. Price SO
cents address DR.. LEWIS, No 7, Beach g..
New York jurel3-dAwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12
MEDICAL.
DIR. %. BigelOw,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN
Has removed from No. 10 South CIark-st cor.
Monroe, to No IS south Halsted st. Ii is we'll
anewu by all readers of the papers that Dr. Big
elo " is the oldest established Physician In Chi
cage, Who has made the treatment OF all ,hronio
and sexual diseases d specially.
He has devoted the last twenty years of his
time exclusively to the treatment OF all forms Of
oriyate complaints in boIh sexes. And for the
last twelve years has been 10 stsd at l79 south
Clark street, Chicago, ia.
From his long establishment, and unequaled
success 10 curing all cases which come under MS
charge he has gained Union tide reputation,
VII, causes the &tistsd to se.k bis aid and ad
vice trom all parts of the United States. 1t Is
well known that ali who call ON him with any
private afliatioD, can, aud sill, be cure In the
shortest possible time. without the dangerous
effects of mineral po.sons Youns m N who have
injured the mselves by . secret habit shoald lose
no time, bat call ou DIR. Bigel'w at once and De
cured All femsIs diseases and irregularities
treated with pc rfect safety and suecess.
Sead for his circular peculiar to diseases OF
females.
Send for Guide Health. Az sent tree on
recent Of ST. cps in sealed envelopes, free from
observation Office hours from IN. TO p ~.
SUNDAYS from 10 IL I'm and from to 4 30 p.
no. Office and Pariors separate for ladies and
&c ntlemen. Address all letters TO DIR. c. Blge-
low. No 70 South Halsted St. box l54. jel3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12

CHARLES O'Connor, who has taken 30
firm q stand in the prosecutions against
TsmmAny, has shown, nevertheless, that
ijr honest people in distress he has a big,
sympathetic heart. This is evident from
his letter to certain citizens in York ooun-
IT, South Carolina, who applied to him as
counsel for defense 10 the forthcoming trials
under the Ku- Klux Law. He says zone
man cannot do everything and be every
where. cd knows mourn over the oSlau-
tiles and expressions your people are 'uf-
fering, and look with ins1Pressible grief a
the woes which threaten them in the proxt
mate future bat it is impossible to aid yoU
p occasionally"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12
I553slS33'2i'l'|'l5|!!'N
Tor the Removal of Distractions
ami the Insurance of Regu-
larity in the Recurrence
ofNGonthly Periods.

These Pile are unfaiiing Female Regulator,
intended for special cases; those obstinate ones
ohere mtlder and cheaper medicines fail.
They are composed Of the most active and
po~erful prn ciples Of plants, roOis and berries,
80 b ghly concentrated that each pull contains
more medicinal strength than whole box or
bottle Of ordinary medicine in the market. Al
though powerful, get so nad and pleasant an their
operation ma, the most feeble n take them ,ciih
perfect sa}ety.
&sk- They may be safely used at any age aud
st any period, EXCEPT DUkINe raE FIRST rHaKE
MONTHS, during which the uufAiIing nature of
their effects uld infallibly PREVENT pregnancy.
ss- All lie ters seek ing informant n or ad ice
will De prompt freely al / dscreetly answered.
&G-E Each box contains 100 pills. and wrap
ped in whit paper printed in ieep red letters,
-ith fall and explicit directions enclosed
80 seat by mail, free Of postage, on receip
of price, s., per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12

II ia expected that three territories will
apply for admission AS States at the present
session Of Congrsss-Utah, Colorado and
New Mexico also that two new territories
will apply for inOOrpOrA.iOn-PembinS and
Oklahoma. The former will comprise an
area Of territory on the Red River OF the
North, to extend from Minnesota TO honta-
na, and from the forty-Sixth to the forty
ninth degree Of north latitude. oklahomS
will be only reorganization Of the Indian
territory, and IL it is formed il will be en-
,i.led TO send an Indian delegate to Con
grssa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12

II one sentence in Grants message
means anything IL means declaration Of
war, and blndfold running amuck ct any
nation on the face Of the earth which may
not follow out the Lincoln Anti-savery proc
lAmation. When he racomends to Congress
the punishment Of slave holders Sin foreign
lands ne exhibits gross Ignorance as wei
as the cunning of the chArlAtsn and dema-
gogue. But this is merely an item in the
elsctiou.eerinR squb, which is really all that
the message amounts 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-12

The Grant faction of the radical party
hav. concluded that they are strong enough
TO carry forward their measures without the
help Of The opposition. Hence Summer is
not restored to the craftsmanship Of the com
mitlse on foreign relations. An attempt was
made TO harm onize and restore Summer to
his ancient place, bat the breach Was widen
ed instead Of being healed.