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FRESH BEEF
DISSOLUTION.

Netiee b hsrsby given, that tie cope.tas.shig
ncknor, Tolnan Co., u dissolved BY mutual con.
ssnt aid dissolution dating back to the l1th Of Feb
ruary, 1871. Tho business will be Continued ct tbs
H. L. TICKN0R,
- N. @. TOLMAN,
]. PERHAN.
Dated 81. Cloud, MINI, March 10, 1871.
All notes and accounts due the sbOve named nsm
VIII % lefs 10 de hands Of n. @. Tolms1. short
time, for collection. Prompt attention to this node
h requeste6.
unchlo1W"- T1CKNO6s TOLMAN 3 w.
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sEuAToR suMHHR's seE1oa.

On Monday last in accordance With
previous notice, Senator Sumner made
an elaborate speech on the San Do.
mingo question. He charged that
there Vas evidence to show that the
United States navy, under orders from
Washington, has been engaged In bel
ligersnt intervention, which action i g.
g1svatsd BY the TACT that the object Of
this violence is the acquisition Of for.
eign territory. II has been employed
70 maintain : weak ruler, 10 usurper,
in power that be might sell bis country;
and also to menace tho black republic
IT Hayti. He characterized Bass and
President Grant a oopaitners IN this
scheme. The presence Of our navy 1t
Dominica and Hay,i means var, aud the
President has assumed this authority
without constitutional warranty. In
view Of these facts, he said, tho first
subject Of inquiry is not the soil, OH
mate, produotiveness and possibilities
Of wealth Of the republic, but the OK.
eeptioual and abnormal proceeding Of
our government. Hethought that to ree.
onoile the differences between HaJti and
Dominica and restore tranquility
throughout tho entire island, would be
: better work than that If absorption,
and he called upon President Grant to
unite in such . measure Of peace and
good will. The delivery Of tho speech
occupied three hours and quarter.
Senators Morton and Howe briefly
replied, stating thst the forthcoming 70
port Of the Commission sent to exam.
inc into the condition of affairs At San
Domingo aud settle differences Of opin-
ion on the subject, would undoubtedly
b tho best and most complete viudics-
ton 81 President Grant from tho
charges Of Mr.. Sumner.
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a WAsHInoroN dispatch to The
Nov York Tribune states that Gen.
John A., Logan is = candidate for the
Presidency next year. and expects to
uss the Grand Army Of the Republic
Sd The f1lthssases Of his aspirations.
We ibelisvs that orkauisation will have
bettar business: on hand. .,-.s... .. .
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PAl1s March %. The iiosu,,
gent National Guards fred on til,
peonle today. killing and woundi, {
At lsast thirty.
PANS; March 24-Tbe of6cip
Journal Of the Central Committee as
ssrts that numerous Bousp r.ist AID
OElaani.t aeeats. azs- making a.sempts.t
.bsibe suppostsrs Of the Committee, and
;ays, that I'll persoos rendering than
selves liable to suspicion iu this conueo
ton, will b Immediately arrested aud
delivered 70 the Committee for trial.
Rsvre has received two additional dis
patches from tie, General Governmen,
declaring it to BE- the duty Of Versail'
les to conquer sedition. ..sz. ,.>:ss.,. x
The Withdrawal Of German troops
from France has been stopped. =.
Additional and cruel exaotions have
been made BY the Germans upon the
people Of tho departments.
PARIS, March 27-Baricad;ng con.
tinues, and the utmost vigilance is man.
Tested by the insurgents. The Ma.
tlonales aud the Place Vendome have
the aspects Of : camp. It is said tina.
tho Versailles government; is negotia.
ting with the Pruseiau government ia
allow "a increased number of French
troops on this side Of the river.
LONDON, March 27.-The Times
epeei.l states that the Prussians d.ily
TAX tho Versailles government to agree
to tho German occupation Of Paris, and
ars q frequently refused. / q. 2~.
LONDON, March .27.-The 7sls-
greph'. special At Versailles reports
that tho Government he's ordered the
prompt arrest Of Garibaldi upon bis
appearance on French soil.
VIasA1lEs, March 28.- NJ. Theirs
made an eloquent though brief address
in the National Assembly. today, in
which be defended the wisdom OF hs
policy, and took : solemn oath that he
al II
would not betny tho republic:
There 10 great excitement in P,ris,
The insurgents have obt.ined pos"es'
sion ofthe gunbost Filomela. ...,, ..
Thisss j. threatened for his iuaotion
and Duke d'Aumale. is mentioned u
his probable successor. .Thlers says
when he has 100000 men he. viii
marsh against Paris. He win give the
insurgents two hours to surrender,
At the end Of that time be will com
menes coercion, ~,...,. 49,.
The Prussian outposts are advanced
20 tho gates Of Paris at Vinoennes.
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Tho Valley Of the Red River Of
the North is sid %. contain 10000
square miles Of he richest wheat land
in tho world. The nix New England
States contain $4,000 square miles, but
large portion Of this ara il taken up
by mountains. q When tho Red Rive,
Valley shall oil be cultivated, il u Ell.
mated that il win produce 600, 00o, 600
bushels Of wheat annually. -.
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HzapouA.rsas DErAsrnsx1 o. DAEo1A, !
o1YIC1 Ca1ly CoxxrssARY OF su1sIsslNos,
81. PAUL, MIMI, March 4, 1871. }
OEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
y will be received at this Office until IL
X. Thursday, April 9Th, 1871, for furnish
ing the q. s. Subsistence Department With
good fat
BEEF CATTLE,
On the hoof as follows:
Two hundred coy head at Fort Buford.
D. T., to be delivered by August lst, 1871.
One hundred and forty (l40) head At
Fort Stevenson, u. T., to be delivered by
June 30th, 1871
Three hundred and sixty $500 head at
Fort sully, D. T., to be delivered by July
Goth, 1871. 49, ...--..s
Two hundred (2O0) head At Fort Ran
dali, D: T., fifty (60) head to be delivered
BY May 10th, and ono hundred and fifty
(l50) head by June 3Oth, 1871.
One hundred aud ten (1l0) head At Fort
Pembins, D. T., to be delivered by July
18th, 1871. fr
Que hundred and twenty (12O head At
Fort Totten, D. T., to be delivered by June
| 30th, 1871. >
Seventy (7o) head at Fort Ransom, D.
T., to be delivered BY Jane soth, 1871.
The Cattle must average about one thous-
and and fifty (l050) pounds gross weight,
and DO steers from three (3) 70 seven ~
years Of age.
All classes Of Wild cattle, including Tex
- and Cherokee cattle. as we'll % Ill under
three (s) or over seven () years old and
oil falling short Of 900 pounds gross weight,
bulls, stays and cows, will be rejected.
Bids may be made either for the whole,
or for each post separately.
Proposals will also be received, st same
time and place, for furnishing, on tie block,
the :, 3: 4@..E .!..,
l. FRESH BEEF
Required BY The Substance Department
during twelve (l2) months, commencing
July Let, 1871, 1t Forts Ransom, Totem and
Bidders should BE- present to respond to
thsir bids.
Tho right is reserved to reject Any and
all bids also, to increase tho number to b
delivered q each, Or any post, 6oper cent.
| By giving twenty (2o) days notice, at any
time before June lot, 1871.
| The proposals to be bound BY oil the
conditions Usually attsohed 10 ny adver;
ti.ements for Besf Cattle. which can be
obtained on application a. this Office.
| By order Of Major General Hancock.
| J. H. GILMAN,
Captain C. g.. q. 8. A., -
msr9-4w. Chief c. 8. Dept Of Dakota.
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a special traia arrived & s.
Paul on Monday evening, With s s.
Merrill; General Manager, and a. 7.
II. Carpsn.sr, 0esesai Ticket Agent
Milwaukee, and 81. Paul Railway, En.
giae.f D. Q. shspard, ID : number d
other vailrcad mel.
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rlrE IzIaa UoI1nulssloN.

The Couu,issi0h has not got b.
yood he Fishery question, aud there
does not seem t. be much prospect Of
satisfactory adjustment Of tho points
Of dispute between tho Canadians and
our New England fishermen. There
seems to be considerable difficulty in
learning just what tho Commission has
done, but il n stated chat the discus
sious have progressed 90 far that il
viii probably. BE- determined within
the next week o. ten days whether
there i any possibility Of arriving 4
any satiafsoeosy oonslusion. Il The
Commission remains in session bsyoad
Il the }. int week il April, i vill b ;
strong indication that N: adjustnens
Of the pending ousstioos = probable.
: K -
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AILss0H AaD) .'Ol4D FOkKo Al
HOAG."


In its notice Of the Nilsson eoaosrt At
Pittsburg, tho Gazette Of that city ssys !:
o. 9Th. n;,ni.t struck ,o .Oh Rclk.
4. Home: An,oment,,1 n..ss r.iosed
Snddsni,- a. ..ch i.m,l;.r ,c+. q IN.
old h..nt;fn, ma ooce .,,;n ncnni.,
dir. ob,.ed The otber. . storm Of M.
nl,u,e .roee. and the enth uaiaam ~
unbounded. Next 10 M re the beeth-
A. Of Tho ,lnset ;mmorH.l eo.neee,
Stenhs, G. Foater al the soff svsll.
inc no,e. .,o.e ia .t,stohsd io,v,,d
ana Is.n,,o nnon hi. IN. 1r.nf n I'll
th.t ths M, n;oht;no.I. ofFsred ); AZ.
,.nd.r.d IN. oco1 a.. I'D :cn. fL;th
fnjlv M.rvsr..v.,. d,,n,,.d. ,.,,
he.1t. bat {.sie, : hut ths hro,her Il
the composer, Mr.. Morrison Fost,,.
seemed bet 70 reshse the heavenly
melody q the eompe.it,oo, tes Ehe -.
n, ss - Ill :"ns .;th ~, -ho1. -, .he
br.;: eoffs,;nr "a ''i ths ., m,,s;c,i voriS fla
which bis l.mented relative had made
10 Odd Folks at Home Wild applause
1e'loveo, ana Ni:soo sepcsseoly oe!ose
' ,ss,e..S :. "o,,S, h.,. y .,,,.;.;
mi that 10 near ! rei,tive Of ouf OH
oompcser-a brother-should hear ,
foreign srtiat interpret 70 elevssly one
II tho many productions which ha'e
a., n r .,,s =, r ~ .. ~ . , ~.
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A, J. CLARK has removed the matsri.
d Of tho Elk River Weekly to Kan
diyohi, whore be isissaing sheet with
the extensive name Of AS.rssoea Kan.
d;yoA; Rsss;1e.s The following para
gnph from the hlit number telb tha
whole tale ~. 3. r: cyat =
LA wind Mill for, this place, b talked Of
W. object. The town Il TOO snail for tv'
Of 10.
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FlGARlDTTA AND OIuC1HaATl raul.
ROAD.

This road presents many attractions to
travellers Eastward.bound. The trains
leaving Cincinnati, running It q rapid ,
speed a is consistent With safety and
making but few stoppagss, pass through
: besstiful country. Roads radlats At
different points 70 Ill the Leading towns
and cities Of Ohio. At Parksnburg,
w., close connections are made with
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which
carries passengers direct to Washington,
New York OF Boston. The scenery
along tho line Of this rad ID famed -
being Unsurpassed BY any in the country.
Pa ssengen 60 through tsom Cincinnati
70 Baltimore without change Of CARS
Parties desiring further information
will address ]. W. Pilbbury, Geusrsl
Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tho Appropriation for the 1t. Cloud
school was the only one vetoed. The
amount intended for that school M
rather large, but II ought not 70 have
been killed. We regard the 'Nos.
NAL Schools as an important aid in our
ccmmen school system, and they should
be we'll sustained. -iM. Charles Herald.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The Atlantic Monthly for April
has the following contents "Footpads;"
"Castilisn Days" "No Ring; )" 1.-The
Ampezzo Pass aud the House Of the
Star Of Gold;'' "Roundel;" "The
Giant in the Spiked Helmet" "K.te
Beaumont" "Our eyes, and how to
;t.ke care Of them; )" l.. "Children;'
"Ameriean Lite in. France ;"","A Pas
sionate Pilgrim !" "Spots on the Sun )"
"Our Whispering Gallery" "Count
Rumford. James r. Osgood l. Go.
publishers, Boston.
.-Briggs l. Bros Ma.trated Cot.
alegae Of Flower and Vegetable Seeds
for 1871 has been received. It eon-
tains over one hundred pages, giving
besides very large list Of seeds, great
amount Of useful information concern
ing the care Of flowers. hot beds, eto.
We have also received the large colorcd
chrome prepared by this firm, and re.
presenting torty-,hree varieties Of flow
en-. Address Briggs l. Bros, Roches.
tor, N. Y.
The April number Of Our Young
Folks has any number Of good things
Among them may be mentioned: "Jact
Hazard and his Fortunes )" "Stone fall.
and Star-showers; "Grscie Lupin =
"More ways than One" ''Two days ir
the Mammoth Cave;" 1.-THE Mud Tur
tie and the Ghost" etc. This is alto
eether the best magazine for young
folks published. james r. Osgood 4
Co., Boston.
We have made arrangements viii
John Il. Carn.oy L Co., publishers .
tho 0ue''a"d Ao*taly, BY which VI
are snsbled 70 furnish said magazine il
Connection With this paper, for the sun
Of IS per annum for both publication,
Sand in yosr names. Those Who hsv
already paid their subscriptions to on
pape', can obtain tho dEo.thly for On
ysat BY RENTING Us g.
Hoods Household Aaga<i.e, tn
be,t Of tho one dollar monthlies, has ID
, prize 800 story in the April number
besides . g,sat variety Of other Interest
lug reading matter. Thus Magazine
given frss tor one year to new subsor
bsrs to THE JOURNAL. 80.
The chronological Journal f.
April contains IN excellent variety {
reading matter, With several portrait
Among the latter ~ Nilsson, Alie
Csrsy, Henry Rurden and Elias ]
Needh.m. s. r. Wells, publishe
New York. H..
i The Little Corporal for April
r bright and attractive. - ever. Th
/ number begins new quarter, thong
back numbers can always be furnisbe
John +. Miller, publisher, Chicago.
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Z -l-.s-1. - - = 81
THI Chicago Democrat is tho name
81 ! new weekly, published on Sunday
mornings. It is ) very handsome
eight-pags paper. =, .e. ....s.s i. F.,
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PREs1DINT GRANT has issued q
proclamation commanding the Ku-Klux
Of South Carolins to ditband within
twenty days. Should they refuse; U.
8. troops will be sent 70 that State to
assist the Governor in protesting the
people.
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The ssh Dom,ugo Conniaeiosen
were al 1t the Executive Maaioa, On
Tuesd.y, and had . eoasaltasion with
the President. Their report zwas not
presented, but va to b next day. On
Thursday the Commissioners viii dine
With The President. .s:z=.s Esttg fiji
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ExPIIoR WIL1IAM, Of Germany,
1nplstsd his sevsnty-tourth year on
IL Thursday.
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LADY Yarmouth asked Carried
one day Why Love va always represent
cd - =: child! He replied, BE
cause Love never reaches the age Of
wisdom and experience" .:<n,
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IN; "A Wyoming jury, partly com
posed Of women, have convicted . muir.
derer. ~; ..:. y, --...E j, .n'..... ..
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North Star Iron Works,
. HARRISON. e0RT0n ( CO..

Msufscturers Of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills. Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
10. :. 49,. - "
All kind Of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best msnnsr.
The FIGURING and t}rist Mill department
will be under the superintendenee Of Mr..
0. A. PRAY, And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge Of Mr.. EL1As CoSxII,
which will enable the proprietors to fur.
nish oil the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantees entire Satisfaction. -
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills. 1s@sr& y : a5'..*z saEt& 80 -
Minneapolis, Nov. ::2sth, 1870. y1lp2o
| r- - : So n, *~>5Hr~' fs<.5% Eea'H":
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E.. G. JONES, =.
T, A r 10 r.

WsshsHafon aseass. oHposste Pose Office,
DE0S to inform the inhabitants Of st.
IL Cloud and the surrounding district that
he proposes Carrying on his busipess at tie
above address. and hopes that by prompt
attention combibsd with reasonable charges
no nay DO favored with public patronage.
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i VIZ arc IN receipt OF The National
V;rg..;a., Of Riehnead, w II Il
Republican in politics, and Il nsesly
printed. "'"'t -. 20 - q s"'<''.- i
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap.
and on very favorable terms: Psriies
Wishing either or all the pieces, viii please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P.L L. GREGORY,
Railrosd Land Office, 81. Cloud.
Or to CALVIN F. HOW,
asst Box 22l6. New York
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A SOLEMN warning il contained in
the following paragraph, which, W clip
from the Red Wing R.psblsea.:
A man ftsn 0eedhus tevaship M sent
to the asylum this week. Asving been crazy
since about two weeks sftsf his marriage,
which occurred three years go. ~~s
TWasev tut ,;.. ri .
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The Mar.
shsres @ sneI %s me present unparalleled sale
Known
FEST We sre IN se
are only prevented from selling Shares
y tx weeks outset could the
oeen done all
%s 1Tud . ono: BE- made But order '; and who
inc lsuo would ds" back m MANAGEMENT
pledged itself no
hae
provide for itself BY ieepinc the B ey.n ~. r .
rE4E ErNArrpn urn1<~
AAAA~ = AA~<AA~ DAS<A "AN0
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NOTICE Tc THE PUBLIC!
. REmELEY & D0RR,
Are prepared 70 do Ill kindsof Il =
nponNn vORK 49, :: at: &:
go. GRADING. - 4>s,, s::e -.

GROUND WORK, @,@ :: a.. e..
a-s~. GRADING, - <1.s:>' - 80.
Il CUTTING AND FILLING, -
.:, CELLAR DIGGING, &c,
1t short notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to be able to give better satisfao-
ton than any other parties In town, and
stand ready 10 make this statement good.
Il WE KEEP ON HAND ALL KINDS OF
- I M r. w
inelud,ng shskopee and Port Byron; also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
81 lasteTing Hair. ~.-....
LINE OFFICE AT FRANK RRNELEY'S HOUSE,
corner Of Richmond avenue and St. Augusta street,
- Orders may be LEFT Il ]. B.. Boyd's storel-6 ].
4 coui u.r,h aDth ). 1u ssH
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TIM st. Paul D;.pasea i nov ssse1
the most spirited and energetic Dsuss.
cratic papers that comes b. Our toble.:
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"A snow storm on Monday, 1t Farm
iaeton Maine, Wa more severe than any
daring the wintsr. Snow fellto the
depth Of moro than one foot. SIS i.
Tho Indians ore depredating i
Nebraska II.
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n The si.mese twins have fifteen
children. s.ye7 -. ;ss..ss - -.
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CEyTABLlsHED $780,
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS,
saws! Saws! Saws
Superior to Ill others. Axes. Files, Cast Steel, Mil
Furnishings, and Machinery. Getths best, they will
prove the cheapest. 81 H. r.
-. A1Prtces Redueed.Ea
@9rSsnd Tor Price List and Circulars. "a
- sgsF WHICH q RRIRDlTHS,
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OFRICBRS: -.
Ta9s :coc1x11, Jr. v,s.:R1..td:,s:
J, MARC AARTlN, eserStasy.
y, a. 0ON(O0T, 1ssasuzer.
=. II. 0TeWART, ND. HID. Examiner.
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500 bushels Of genuine Norway Oats, for
sale cheap. Also Timothy, Red Top, Blue
Grass, Hungarian, Millet aud Glover Seed.
Fresh 0ar1en aud Flower Seeds. :,
Norway Oats, 81 90 per bushsl.
N. G. ToIxA1 & Co..
Successors 70 Ticknor, Tolmsn l. Co.
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ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS
COMPANY:

o:0WPhNY:
1t keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's % liberal % - consistent With per-
feet seeurity.
It 10 conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability srs veil
known throughout the State.
It receives . high rate Of interest On ito
loans. .o,rE.x-...-
Ito rate Of mortality must b lev BY rsa-
sen Of the hsalthful climate Of Minnesota,
CHAS. a. BARROws,
..G Special Agent,
Office in Minneapolis.
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Mutual
LIFE
Insurance Company.

HOME OFFICE:
SAINT r AUL.
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: DIRECTORS:

@ Guarantee Fund.-:
This anso*"e Is deposited ,oiah tie
F. ...~z~ State Treasvver for kke
Security Of Policy Holders
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26
work First, Then Grumble.

If i. admitted ON all hands, that the RePnbiican
ticket nominated in this County, last week. IL
about the very best that could have bec'i seieeted
and one Of the best that ever has been gov up III
the County. A few disappointed and sore per
sons have en,lcavored tn organize an independ-
eut ticket, even urging men to go on it who sub
m;at.a their claims TO the Convention. and were
fairly beaten. None of these have, rs yet, acted
in such bad faith as to consent, and we DO NOT
think tbey will do NJ; and the ticket is SO gcner-
ally acceptable to the people, that a bolt makes
sorry headway. 1t viii prove but weak affair,
if attempted.
But there are Others, who, while supporting the
ticket and admitting its acceptability, still COM
plain of the mode of nomination, and contend that
,ome other plau would have been better. What
better evidence could there be that the right pro-
cess of chm-ing candidates was adopted, than the
fact that an almost unexceptionable ticket has
been secured, from top to bottomf If the medi-
cine has had the desired beneficial effect, why con-
tend that it was not the right medicine, but that
a different treatment should have been adopteslf
We need harmony, just now, more than grrni-
bling. The Democracy have q full ticket in the
field, for the first time since they got back from
the rebel army. They do not expect to elect 1t,
except through Republican tom-foolery; but they
do want to rally and strengthen their organiza-
tion for the future. That is what the Republicans
want to do. Next year will he one Of great i'm
portanee, when it will be a vital matter to have
organization and harmony. The best way to Sc
cure that, is to come through this year united aud
victorious. If We go into next years campaign
divided and grumbing, We will not go into it half
prepared.
Hence, we say, let us work now, and grrimble
afterwards.