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JAMES A. JACKSON x Col have examinrd the
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l consider them the NEST valuable tonic and stimn-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

from the array Of contention and battle, and
brings us nearer that time when We shall be
in heart and sympathy one American people
In vain do politicians rake up the embers of
old controversies in vain do they seek to re-
vive the details of bloody and cruel acts per-
formed years ago, slill the heart yearns To-
ward our distant brothers, our defeated ano
humiliated brothers. We ask them to come
back and take their seats beside US IN Toe
common council and be listened TO as OF oio'
Well, our opponents say, by ana oy we
will do tbis.r But, four years ago, the Nation
| Al Convart;op of the Republican party said
| Il .h.Il soou be done, but it il not done /;
mssn,;me elections have beeA held in State
onar State on this very question. The
nsople have been asked directly in West
| Virainia, in Missouri and 10 other States
will you longer have - disiranchised class
among you and they have answered, No,
no; emphatioally no.
Let all vote, let all come back and be
citizsus, and We now put the appeal to the
American people: "Will you not all dc
so?" Call them back. our erring brothers
call them back to be part Of the family, mo-
ouicAsts; call them back 10 be one with us
and carry forward this grand American
Republic to nobler dsstinies than have beer
imagined. l am the candidate Of thu
friends OF National reooneiliaton-unive
sal, immediate, complete. II you are witt
ne, say so BY your votes. Prolonged
cheering aud applause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

LEI, home have made . great many little
speeches like this; but no man has heard
from me one word implying disrespect or
for that eminent citizen and
public servant, the President Of the United
States. No word from me has thrown dis
parsgsmsnt on his public services, or dis
honor on his high Office.
am among you "a citizen, speaking to
citizens Of the United States, on things tina.
concern your vel. being, and more, because
they concern the welfare and greatness Of
our common country. | beseech you so to
act in the struggle now upon us, 80 to vote
that your acts and your votes will tend tC
bind up the wounds Of our country. be-
seech you so TO act and to speak and live
that your victory shall be a fearless victory
that no one shall feel humbled because Of
your triumph; that no man shall be tramPlsc
under your on-rushing feet. So, friends
in the hope and trust that Ohio, like Indl'
ana and PsnnsylvAnia, will pronounce, 90
the the 9Th Of October. for genuine peace
| bid you farewell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30
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PHYSICIAN.

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

"Hih The distiaet understanding that u
elected, ! shall be PSesidsrt, not Of a party,
bat Of the ohoie people, accept your nomi
nation IN the confident trust that the masses
Of our co'mt,ymsa, North and South, are
eager 10 clasp hands oper The bloody chasD
which has too long dioided them, forgetting
that they haze been enemies IN the joyful
consciousness that they are and must hence
forth remain brethreH." Horace Greeley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30


FELLOW CITIZENS: l have time but for
word. Il ia now nearly FIVE months since an
independent convention, assembled at Gin
ciunAti, rather surprised me, and much sur
prised the country, by presenting my name
as q candidate for the Presidency. The
gentlemen who most especially opposed that
nomiua alton at first resolved that it was very
funny. So they commenced TO laugh. They
laughed as loud and heartily as they could,
as though they had never heard anything so
droll in their lives as that q man who was
neither lawyer, or soldier, or general, should
be nominated for that high position. Well,
gentlemen, months have passed BY, and now
wa find almost the whole Cabinet on the
stump electioneering. Every one but one,
think, 10 nov spsakin. You have never
heard of that before. You never knew
time when the great officers Of the govern
ment unanimously forsook their posts, and
for months went from State to State to beat
a private citizen for the Presidency. Then
you see the mighty power Of office. More
money than has been expended by al par
ties that divided the country, from Washing
/ tons time to the present year, is now heaped
/ upon one side to carry the candidate Of the
administration 10 for another four years. ]
do not say they will not succeed; but | do
say that this Tremendous combination of
power and Of wealth, Of cash money in band,
indicate alarm ana Experimentation
q perfect consciousness that the matter is
not funny bit-uot q bit. Laughter.
\ am only an humble man, and | pretend
to have no great claim; but the sentiment
represent is this TbaJ we shall cease to ba
enemies, and live under one flag, that we
shall no more rake up the bardssf stories vt
can tell of each other; that we shall try 70 for
get ourquarrss, aud remember that We ar,
brethren; that sentiment | represent GoI
know have acted in accordance With it trou
the day the rebel armies surrendered, that
tried to bring our people to love each other
70 appreciate each other more and more.
have suffered rsproach, have been called
secessionist and rebel; sympathizsr with
rebels and all that; bur more Of these thing
move me; from the first day that ! had any
consciousness ! have loved the American
Union. have not believed that disuniou
was the remedy for any evil whatever; bu
have said, sometimes, give the Southern
people a fair chance, and they will show you
that they, too, do not believe in disuuion
IL this sentiment | represent does not pre-
vail this year it will still grow in strength
every year sill it does. Even hatred will die
out; patriotism aud sympathy will expand
We shall learn to love each other and so,
friends, believing We shall be a more united
people because Of the contest, rejoice that
my name il in il, though defeat should he
its portion. l shall be happy If il can be
said OF me tuas tried to roVni's the Amer
can people. Applause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30
At Glide, Ohio, He His the Rebel Pension
and Pay for Emancipated Slaves
Calumnies a Rap.

Shall the sword devour forever? was the
anxious cry OF Hebrew prophet ia the
midst of mis- country's dssolalion. Here
stand | to-day, An American citizsn, to ask
the same question, and plead for the cause
reconciliation and peace. We do not pro
pose 70 pay far smAneipAted slaves. We do
not propose to pay rebel pensions. Our pur-
pose ia plainly set forth 10 the Cincinnati
platform, and be who rams may read. We
have no army, no treasury, no official pa
tronage behind us. Look around you. Are
not the offieehoIdsrs everywhere throughout
the country engaged rather in re-electing
the President than in attending to their Off
eiAl duties? Yet we trust that the people
Of this common nationality will give % a
great, generous triumph triumph which
will be bought with the shedding Of no tears,
and over which the hearts of the widow and
orphan will not weep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

FOR Governor,
GUSTAVUS KGRNER, OF ST. Clair
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CHARLES BLACK, Of Champaign
For Secretary Of State,
EDWARD RUMNEL, Of Peoria.
For Auditor
DANIEL O'HARA, Of Cook.
For state Treasurer,
CHARI. Is II. LANPHlER, of Sangamon.
For Attorney General
JOHN V. EUSrAcE, of Lee.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
Northern Dvsion.-ELI SMITH, Of Cook Co.
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Prs,iasntlal EleetOrs,

Presidential Electors,
Al Large-wilIiam Bross. OF Cook.
John ID. Cation, OF LaSalle.
lat Di.trfet-Thomas Hoyne, OF Cook.
"a Distriet--C. q. p. Holden, Of Cook.
80 District--Arno Voss, Of Cook.
attn Disrict-Isasc w. SWAIN. OF Kane.
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9th District-Erie johnson, OF Henry.
9TH District--Casper Butt, ofWtll.
sth District stephen r. Moore, or kankakee.
Nh Decentralization Shellenberger, Of stark.
18th District-Ceo. Edmunds, Jr., OF Hancock.
ith Distriet-wm. steinweden, of Adams
lath District--navid L. Phillips, OF Sangamon.
18th Distriet-Samuel q, Parks, OF Logan.
t4th Dstrict-John Cunningham, OF Coles.
18th District-John N. 0win, OF bingham.
10Th District--GeO L. link, Of Montgomery.
1Tth District-John Hinchclhe, OF 81. Clair.
18th District Ben. w. sharp, Of Perry.
18Th District franklin Fierce, Of Wayne.
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CONFIDENTIAL, pHNSICIAN

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

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Grants Cabinet all on the stmp.

At Tifin, Ohio. He Makes Some Humorous Re-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-30

The great reason why physicians do not sure
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ehillI, to stop night svestS hectic fever, and by
doing they derADge the whole digestive pow
erS, locking up the seeretons, and eventually the
patient sinks and dies,