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il, xonr, REpoRrER.--Onc of the Ne"
York q,7bune's reporters aliowea 'nn,s ars
q he arrestc cd and confined for scVeral oass
tircludiug Sunday, In order that he might
rsnor, the condition and management OF
the Ludlow street jail. His experience
satisfied him-madc him sick, IN tact.
Filthy quarters and disgusting food were bis
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ME REST BARGAINS.

HNdE bESl tOhho 0AA-r"'. .#.... - ,fgy -.
q spsHgf sn9f bRE ssgPsy5 81 sss
"hi ss H SHss h G4RsEsApINEs,
S SkkAASSki sps S9 nA%sp, S1Lks' ,1,,s
swiss. NAINsooK, and CHECKED MUS
! ws1r kisssI,ACk , and COLD ALPAcAs' .
P PisaoPs' and / VI :TokIA Lawns, 80
0kGA s,nll sin dA Of bREss G6oDs.
49, - s ALSO, ~ .. ..h f,t.u.
White and Buff Pongee rarasoiSS' f,,vere
/ ". Llama Lace Shawls and Paras1oi, Sopsi''
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corseis; h ti,u
Fans, Fmbroideries, Laces, Quilts
NaDkius Table Linen, Towels
Handkerchiefs, Linens, -
TW aSst shifts. Gauze and Lisle shirts, ar,
aud lots of desirable articles at the VERY LOW
EST PRIo s; ST., is.*a'. r. ~,7 eyre
WM.THALHIMER SONS,
No. GOT Broad. corner 9Th street,
myes Broad street Dry Goods EMPORIUM.
DEMOYALl REMOVAL ,ne,,rs
by the LIST Of July TO store f IN conse
o ose of same have determined to sell up to
''' l - ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
at greatly reduced prices which by calling and
comparing gO0uS alu- pElCCsS w
vince even the most incredulous that am selling
cheaper than they can be bonght elsewhere. Z ID
Pretty DRESS GOODS at 2oc. per yard;
l. Beautiful JAPANESE from 20 t. 26c.;
| BLACK GEENADINE from IS to 75c.;
RACK STRlrED CIR tNADINE, 30 to &c.;
Beautiful LAWNS at 1t3c.;
PIQUES, 20 to 3sc.;.. s... .....
PERCALFS at 20c.;
JAPAaEsE SILKS at 80, all shades;
/ KID GLOVES at 81; ~
|: Job lot KID GLOVES at 75c.; Il l,r :. ~.
|. BLACK 81 kS at SITS to 81 per yard; ....
| Have on hand a Ia ge stock of WHITE GOODS:
Also, fun il ,e OF GhSsiMEkES ana GEH III, .
FJTREE HING GOODS. Have $50 FINE WHITE
III LINEN SEIRTS. which am, NOW selling AT cost.
. Would alvise those in want OF bargains TO give
me call prior to buying elsewhere; sv,,, !,
JULIUS. SYCLE,
I r,vos.s ,.. .. ....s...... i f03 Main street.
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meAhRIED.

a. u,uh.strees Methodist church, Peter sSufs,
" sSy the Row.. x. Ietersun, aasistcd BY fae
mcyR. Marshall Peterson. EoB'T E:r ,,s.yE
hRfsEON, of Richmond and MISS MAIi1Aas =
p ETEKRON, OF PetersburG,aVA.t -
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The corporation of Wheeling has pn'-
chased the gasworks in that city. the I'eo-
ple could not or would not consent longer
to take gas from a private company -4
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uHY ssgSblsE.
ONLY ONE SHIPMENT 7n !.
Our latest tri.waeKly shipment VII SHOWS
following extraordinary e
AuorydN B k2GAINEs5 s.

extraordinary ~
AUoT1aE B ARaAINss
eao va-6a BLACK G{raaadinesAt l2S go
Jso ysrds BLACK asrfped afeteutne xs s1tc. -2sss
:, oso ysrds Figured Greladine at l6c:;
ooo ynrda beautiful Lawns, worth 7oc,: q .osc
zoo yards "a White Bsrege ut IL worth y .o
ao0 Sards 4 W hiteG rsnadine e6 9se. I'm *Aoo
{, 400 Yards ufY Lawns as2oc., worth Soc.; .-.,,,
n Dozen Cents ,lssdes,, and hisses' g. BriIssn
Hosiery at less than wholesale prices q. ,3,.
Cent? tunimef Undershirts from 6oc. 70 sL
BLACK Grog Grain Ribbon, inches VICE, at tsc''
Pnrasols In every v4riety ana style;
traw Hats for gents and boys; Sft&Ts ffzfs ~
Ladies' Black Hair Bonue.s O.. &c.,, and
ladies', White Brown. and BLACK Sunao"h" anu
spasides, fnestqaality;L 81 '.fsat -t nv,
Floor Oil-C1oshs Sd wide at ", ~
FLOOR Oil.Cloth5 vide at 7Sc.; .......
White and Fancy Check Mating.
cisrkis anool Cotton, Coats's Spool Cotton !. :.
An assortment of Llama Lace Points from Si' W
TSese goods arc the fuest as well as cheapest In
Crowiey,s celebrated Needles; -- f..~s. Sd.
Rjood,s cplebr ated Needles E-rr ,s,
Siooi Cotton, colored and white, At lc. tgoo1j ga.
Shooj Cotton as good Coatss ut 6oc per u'Is "a
While examining the above look as ;G c,one ives
Gloves from SOC. to R2.26 our DollaT ny aI,ps,
fcoloIedl would be cheap al 81 30 line OF Misses,
VINE Kid Gloves at S1.2s; also, hne VI H,A'o''
" - 6 u n h 'oS e'o'e' - DUOKwALL & R0uss.
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TAX NOTICE.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
.i.f kICIiMOND, June ], 1911.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-This Office
IN win he open between the hours Of O'Clock
=. NJ and O'Clock L. NJ. from the 18th TO the goth
day Of JuLc, inclusive, for the pu. pose OF re-
ceiyimg from any p rson charged with city taxes
{ Tie year ISL The whole or onc-half of the
am punt OF tax charged. Ten per cent. will be
d led to the amount vi tax charged in every case
VIII re the party cssed shall ia II to pay the whole
or one-half within the time so limited, rs per Or
-. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
ie lin ... City Collector.
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GWEHT SPRINGS, =
Nj "a MONROE CorrNrv u, ~,

This fayorise SUMNER REsoRT-f.mou. q.
ssextensive and agreeable plunge baths Itesnns,.
sure q degrees) as well IS It's tonic water-nill bs
open Tor the season on the 18th June.
= TeieErapb once In tie hotel So, 8
with the establish nent. =; : 'a"s1i'"
FIhsT-CLAsS BAND OF music epr.so6
Tor the season. >-a.-a.---.-.-|r-,- '"e"ss'
CHARGES: Per day, o.; for Que month. .7,.
for two or more months, at the rate OF A., w. ~,
month. Children under ten years and colored .e,.
wants, half price. ,.,.,-.--
Families DESTROYS Of taking rooms for the ..,-
son, or for further Information, ad ,ress wa
jew - GEo: acG0vERN, sup'.
WEST END HOTEL, Long Branch
w n. j., tformsrly stetson House. !, .Jnst I'LL
1ned; open June 18th modern in str,yctnrp "a
hrst-ciass In every respect. vii! be unde, iha
management Of James Sykes, Of WilI.rd 40
W ansa and Peter Gardner now the Gsey
HOte. Applications for rooms, &c. rersv s9i x
the hotel, or BY mr. Gardner at GIlsey Honse ~ ~
T.. SYKES. GA HnEER h1use' N
- -nly ze-IIn Proprietors.
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NE NOVELTIES FOR -
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.

@ n OV E LIT = S + OR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.
T.R. PRlCE 600,
just from market again, have opened all that Is
good and substantial, as well rare and racy, in
goods suited for spring and summer sales.
Splendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUES, -
Splendid line of PARASOLS, sUN-SHADEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C., ........ .....- >H
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap, .,::.
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POpLINS, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGES, LAWNS, OR
CANDIES, &C., .... -. ..... ..- ...
Elegant Coiored and BLACK, striped and Checked
Silks, every shade and hue worn Foulard Silks,
both plain and figured.
FOR MOURN1NG-French Tramesi. Bomba-
zines, Mouselines, Challics. Doube-faced Mo-
hair, sllk-faced Alpacas, Gro Grain Hernanis,
&C.; Grape Wells and Collars, every size and
shade Grape sets, Linen and Lace Collars and
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &c.
Very striking !: A lovely lot Of Brussels and real
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, at about half
their value, tn which special attention is called
Embroideries in Hamburg Edges and Insert
iDgs, very low; Patent Laces, Bands for Dresses
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, II. S. and
Emb'd Hdk'fs. Lacc-trimmc1 Hdk's. &C.
Cloths, Cass 'meres, Drills, Satteeus, for men
and boys Gstze shirts for ladies and gentle
mys +. 4. PRICE & co.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM lEskH

y the head Of New street, on Saturday, the Stn
s7th Instant medums,zs h1 So.s SoIns one
Standing IN rather more than the other. No DINER
msrks remem bered 4 suitable reward WIN Ds
paid for her return or for Information lh&t wan
N.B,-I have Tor ssale News No. J IW W.,
HORSE WAGON, which VIII sel! n at & very rsa
NV ali St. New street, ID door from short st.
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tDOCKBRIDGE ALUMSPRINGs, va.
OPEN JUNE LIST, lS7;.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
son. Among other improvements. there has been
added an elegant and SIP sctous ballroom, adjon-
ing the parlor the parlor has been enlarged aud
Improved, and the proximity OF The two renders
each easily accessible. Jt will be kept In style
not sur pa scd anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS Of these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofua In
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chrou-
ic LaryDgitis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic DBs-
pepsia, chronic Diarrh9a, Chronic Dysentery.
They are also a great value In those all ctions
which are peculiar to the female constitution and
as an apeliz-r, tonic, and general restorative,
they are, perhaps, -unrivalIed amongst mineral
waters. The proprietor will have provided for the
lawns and ballroom frstclsss Band or Music,
and in general all The sources OF Amusement and
recreation usually found ut our best summer re-
sorts will be at tie command OF the guests AZ
ALUM. : The place Is within
eleven t. thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, ETC., by rail-, all in daylight. Pas
sengers le we the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad 1t Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over a smooth and
level road Of only eight miles, set down The Sl;-
tors At the Springs TO tea:
JAS. 4. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Or. II. Il. NOEL, If Baltimore, Resident Physl-
NJ. s. M. MULLEN, late Of Cspon Springs,
will be found here this season.
The Rockbridge Water Is for sale by Pun
CELL, LADD b co, Richmond N: a; e {; A.
SANTOS, Forfolk, and GO. NJ. MCINTYRE
Charlottesville.
nv 26-tl5lhA
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FLEETWOOD FARM, OF FOUR HUN
Queen county, lying within three hundr. yards
OF the Mattaponl river and two miles of Newtown.
There are about ten twelve buildings this
place. Good land. Apply to ..
r. b. NEWBURN,
at his New Real Estate Office,
10 l.an No. lnla M in street.
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TOUND.-Picked up on Capitol street,
which, the owner can have by proving property
and paving for this advertisement, on
ut the Office Of the CITY ENGINEEk,,
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RICHMOND AND PETER BURG RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, I
RICHMOND, Va, May !. 1871.
A GENERAL MEETING Of the stock
N holders OF the kICHMOND AND PETEKs,
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY 10 hereby calico
to be held IL the office Of the company, corner Oh
Byrd al stu Streets In the city Of Richmond, "a,
Oh the STH DAY OF JUNE NEAI, at IL o CLOCK
ID.
By order of the Board of Directors.
THIS. Ii. WYNNE, Pres't.
Nj. W. WARRINGTON, ..... .
Secretary and Treasurer. my e-td
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EOR SALE, FIVE-ACRE LOTS on the
IL Mead bridge road, one and & half mikes
from Richmond, laid out In square lots level
land highly impro yed. and we'll adapted to grass
or market gardcn5. NO waste laud in the lois.
Apply to r. b. NEW BURN, at his new real estste
n1iiir inll Main street. il l-eod6t
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MEETHN as.

DICHMOND ROYAL ARC FL sMgzn
~ CHaPTER, No. 3.-CoMPANIoNs FIX
Attend a stated conyocati ~ or your rYAAE
Chapter. ut Masonic Hall, franklin st., e2akE9
TIL, EvEHIN., att o clock. 1ull Attendance
is requgsged. Officers for The ensuing year VIII De
elected. J.,
Members OF sister Chapters are respectfully In
vited 10 meet with US.
By order of The III. e. Ii. p.
ltk GEO. +. hEESEE, SeC'y.
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gEAs, ESTATE All PRIVATE BALE.

- -
IARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
4 rluHTY-EIGIIr ACRES DF LAND, with
good dwelling of five rooms, lyit only four miles
rom Louisa Court-hnu-e, OH North Anna river.
City ioperty taken al I fair valuation. or long
lue will hc given Oh one h,lt oil III: pure mo-
n.,. Appiyto f.. 3. NEWBURN.
ut his New Real Estate Office,
lie codet No. l0H Main street.
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DESIRABLE LOTS ON THE EATEN-
~ clUN OF LEIGH AND CLAY STREETS
FOR SALE CHEAP on easy terms Of payment.
Call at once and secure youc lot. These lots are
situated In an improving pa Of the city and very
good neighborhood. apply to
L. B. NkWBURN, at his new office,
je 1-eod6C NO. lola Main street.
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d < OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from my Er
snsD resfdepce eli Church Hill, ON ~
Mondass5fie GOTH; isstanf, large DARK BAY
HORSE With SEVERAL white spots on his back
oanseH sy The saddsS. FIEESDCLkAhS reward
will al ESD on hfe dqlivery 80 my residence, 3ist
and leigh streetasar at ms store on Franklin
ie L. ats II. IL. bOILG
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o. A REAL BARGAIN.-AFA FARM of TWO
IN HUNDRED AND NIEETY-SIX ACRES,
III Nelson county, only three miles from the ca
mai, for ST. 200. Apply at
e. &. I,EWBUhN'S New Real Estate Oflcc,
lie l-eoC6, no. 1914 Main street.
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4 FIRST-RATE MILL-SITE A N
~ POTTERY, WITH 6l3 ACRES OF LAND,
Oh Foar-mile creek, within a few hundred yards
Of James river, only ten miles below Richmond !;
first rate waDer-power. Apply TO K. b. NEW
BURN, at his new Office, lola Main street.
jn-I. eOu6t
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T HAVE RENO WE'D. MY REAL
l. ESTATE OFFICE to No. 1914 MAIN ST.,
formerly occupied by w. ID. sutton i Co., where
am prepared, having Increased facilities, to do
the Real Ettate business In all It's brsnches.
ts 80, =, - ..s r. d. NEWBURE.t
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FOE SALE AND EENT.

TOR RENT, q handsome BRICKG
T. Residence, with al the modern inn Eaa
Z A neat FRAMED DWELLING with three
rooms kitchen lot, &C. s..r
A nest FRAMED DWELLING With four rooms
and lot Apply to RICHARDSON e CO... a.
10 LAT lll3 Main strpet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26


Per announcement, Gen, {. &. Wash-
horn and .hs. X, DooIitle held joint
political.diseussion in this city yesterday
afternoon The attendance WINS 90 iarge
thnt the City Hall was found too small to
Accommodate the people, and Lenahan 3
more capucious hall was therefore occu,
pied
Gen. Washburn opened the discussion
and talked Tor and hour, Mr. noolttle
followed for An hour an half and Cen.
W closed with half an hour II is inn
possible for us to give any report OF
Abe speeches. The friends OF Gen.
WashIurn generally expressed Them
a.lyes more than satisfied with the mans
uer in which he acquitted himself, and
oven tho Democrats admit that sheir
champion has met his match. The uen-
oral 5 manner Of squarely meetln. every
point, and clearly stating his position
vn an lplHNai IHtV''N'St "'''N'''
ar eaolyoeating, was in strong consra'
with the "uncertain, sounds x en- out
BY Judge poolialc in touching some
points. ana the graceful manner IN whtet
b. avoided entirely to touch upon others
We think it safe TO shy that "irothiu
James WIS sadly worstsd, notwltbshnd'
iur his acknowledged superior oratorica
powers, lie evidently felt how d,thenl
il is 70 champion bad cause aud ,t
Nce worse record
As ina day Of election approaches we
are more and more pleased that The
Democrats nominated Mr., pooli,t'c fo'
Governor, AS each day brings nearer
The dime when he win he made to fee
,hc ~ nganee Of a people whose cont
lence he betrayed and each day nai
confidence is inreased that the grea
,ur. coat will be buried under major
NV 80 overwhelming that II viii tsresc'
syush all political life ous OF him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

tn. Democratic press Of Wisconsin


The Democratic press Of Wisconsin
are attempting TO make votes for their
candidate for Lieut.. Governor by stating
that he is a temperance man, while the
Republican candidate for that office Is
incorporate. This game was blocked
by evidence being produced to prove mat
their man is what is known "a a "moder>
ate drinker," while our candidate is at
least temperate in all his habits. Being
thus forced to take the defensive, the
cons then got up an affidavit signed ny
three or four men residing in the same
town with their can iiiatc, stating that
he il n temperance man This affidavit, 1t
would seem from the following, was lamp
cred with after being signed and made TO
convey different meaning IRON what
wa, INTENDED bv the sinners Such
maneuyering ought to damn any man
and NJ doubt will politically damn the
Democratic nominee lol IltHb ppN'ih'''
We copy from the Milwaukee, Seentiac'
Of the 9th:
a prominent citizen OF the town oi
Merton. in which br. Roe, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, resides,
called 1T our oibce yesterday and gave
us some inIormation: IN re4ard th't
( AFFIDAVIT which VAS signed by certain
! gentlemen. set ins forth Rice to be n
! ,emuerance man. II is ALLEGED that the
-iuners gave their sign lures To paper
I setting forth that Rice was temperate
man. AZ that word is generally under
I st0od and not II temperance inan,and that
! the affidavit was aItrrd alter they Ia
signed it, Now this il an interesting
anertiun TO have answered: " ho com
! United the iur.ery and altered that aff
1 dAvt after the signatures had been OBJ
tnined to it. Was II the Democratic car
ddate for Lieut. Governor himself, or
some one of his iriends z no Will
answers Rice wa. IA blatant copper
head all through the war, and cOnsnried
with class of men who were ~ TAI
from total abstinence ~ the stars from
the earth, and hohody suspected him OF
leinI any better than The company he
kept Any voter il badly fooled who
supports Rice with the idea that he II
voting Tor u temperance man
Now let IA have aoU her nihlavit from
those gentlemen, sc ting forth the pre-
else nature of the paper which they d'C
sign, and, IS possible, let us know wh'
ltered the nther. AZ long as Rice IS ac
lively soliciting the temperance vote OF
he state, It is well enough 10 yentilat'
his real claims To IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

SUSPENDED. he extra ANNOUNCE
ing the raid made upon the o6ce Of the
Richland County Recorder, Va have re-
ceived no copy Of that paper. and from
the following. found in the Richland
County Republican, we are led to sup.
pose that the career Of the Recorder is
ended
al, is always unpleasa to chronicle
ms1emeanors which reflect upon the
community to the extent OF discovering
evil minded persons in our midst Bnt
the case nhout tn be noticed a@akens
interest as the nature Of 10 woud IN
dictate that the mi-demeanor was perpr>
t'ated by some person acquainted with
the art of printing, which Is u craft fare
" d.honored by acts OF vandalism, how
ever objectionable the speech and pnhhc
n,terance OF some Of its members may
be.
Concerning the case under consider
alton we gather these items One week
ago Tuesday night part OF the lever ut
Washington hand press and tn" ink
cylinder of small jnhber were taken
from the office of the Recorder. Of This
village, and SOME type, set np Tor the
out coming paper, was pied we arc
told that the publisher thinks that the
entrance was made AT windo* rs no
force or irregularity seems to have been
employed IN opening the door. We
have so beard tia, he states the marks
Of boot heels were discovered in the
floor. and that marks in the etrcet next
morning indicate that the articles bad
been thrown oat there
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
FRANCIS nAk EN.

We have time only to state that MI
Franais Baker. the Repabiica" nominee
for Member Of Assembly for this DIS
trict, is an honest, we'll qualified man
that he is thoroughly posted on MI points
touching our bond difficulties, and -
an ou,spoken, tried friend OF the county
and will do all that anv representative
can do 10 secure the release OF the people
from their present oppressive difficulties
Mr. Baker vas fairly nominated, ana
should receive the vote OF every kepub'
lean in the District, assertions oil sorc-
hea Ia and numskuIls To the contrary
notwithstanding We hope no voter
will measure our esteem for Mr. Baker
by the extent Of ihis Introduction,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

Edward Everett Hale once gave US
remarkable magazine article entitled "A
Man without a Country and If he had
known MIR. Dsolttles past political his.
tory, h might write another upon "Ihe
Man withnu, Party Doolirtio prides
himself upon being one OF those "ear-
nest men who are liked and ,mmoyable
in their political principles, and although
parties may change, he il the SANE YES,
terday, to day and fore r. u is woatfer-
lul how the parties ter which Doolttle has
heretofore belonged, have run away and
lett h,m high and dry upon t sands OF
time. He was originally u Jefiersonian
Democrat, but in 1913 that tried Old
party deserted hi,s~and lsft him with
the Free Soldiers AS Mr. Van Buren,
was not elected, the Barn Burners ran
AWAY from Mr.. Doolittle, and in 1852 he
was found advocating the election Of
Franklin Pierce and swaIlo wing the ia
famous Fugitive Slave Act and all other
pro. slavery acts that he had fought
against in As lie had not changed but
the parties had In 1856 the country
WAS aroused by the acts of the border
ruiEans in Kansas, and h,uGttle was then
in Wisconsin, acting With Abe Democratic
party. Ne was "a candidate 10 Congress
hefare the Democratic Convention, but,
I failing in that, he again found his party
/ eayin. him, so thai he might consistent,
| v take the oliee OF United Sta.es~Scn>
ator from tho Rcprhleans After the
assassination OF Mr. lhncoln and the
! administration Of AFFAIRS Tell into the
! hands Of Andrew Johnson, this wonder
7 fully consistent man disco eredl that the
/ Republican party had 80 changed and
/ drgeneratcd That 1t had gone out and lett
{ him alone, and he was once more a man
{ without party. True, this had so often
/ happened 20 him that he HAD GOT used to
4 it somewhat, hut il did not affect him
/ very deeply Next, he organized tn,
/ great johnson party NJ Philadelphia IN
! August, 1866, but that party was scarce
/ ~ hutched and put in operation by all
/ the office, holders, at the dictasion OF
Randall and pooli.le, before it, too, toos
: to It's heels and left him alone in his glory
( Now the electors of Wisconsin, ar, asked
( to give this " andering jew in politics
an Office that will make him respectable
4 in his old aye but We greatly fear that
] the people, like all those parties to which
I he has belonged, will run away from him
/ In November, and lea h,m again in his
4 consistent desc, alton. --uiiicdukse Sea-
tiEei