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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Extracts from the Speeches of MIR.
WASHINGTON. Sc


WAsH1NeyoN, Sep. 26.
The Greeley ovation continues at every
point. The following are extracts from
his speeches:
il.A he been a Southerner during the
Wy. educated as Southerners were, ne
might have acted as they did; but North
efaer he had been one of the first to ad-
yocste peace when danger had passed
away. though not without securing the
liberties Of the blacks.
"There.ers white men still disfranchls-
ed and for hem H. now pleaded. we
had been ,.aecers nd 'iust to the blacks,
let US [ iie. ss,es'd6 4dtba &Bitsa4
y: l.e,oeopla only knew the whole
,ra.., as;sn. he CARPET bag governments:
Esr;iI Sc n6 i, diodbt 81 the -resuftvf'
tbs - .vass. The. South had greatly
s,aneei, but greatly suffered. and repeutsd,
and should be forgiven"
"The rcthefn uf South Carolina weald
b 81, q assa sasa eas5f thas Ssass sws
aays ss,ss tasy ;hsssa 6 asw sevssaasa!
wss e!ed.sa against taas," -,
When he went bail for JET Dayis his
action was not for the man, it was an
overture to the whole Southern people;
Millions of men felt that act Of kindness
to their section. For their sake he DEEM
ed it wise to do as he did," :
"Men say I shall be defeated, but !
caanot be defeated. I may not succeed
as candidate, but the effort am making
10 bring The people into more trusting re.
laMons with each other cannot fail 1t must
succeed"
through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
have been greatly surprised at the en-
thusiasm heartinSss and resolution wnich
I found in persons whom / met at Pitts
burg. Cincinnati, indianapolis and Cleve-
land. have seen greater gatherings than
ever before on any occasion like this, and
not only in these cities but in towns OF
thousand and five thousand inhabitants,
l have been met by immense gatherings
of people, and everywhere heartiness, eve
rywherre zeal, and everywhere the oppo
site Of doubt ordistrust. l tell you, friends,
the States of Ohio and Indiana will have
TO be- bought if they are to be carried by
the supporters Of the President IN the
election at hand, and I don't think either
Ohio or indiana can be bought. Applause.
I cannot Judge as well Of the sentiment OF
Pennsylvania, but what l have seen of 1t
surprises me with assurances that the
election of Mr.. Buckalew is fixed fact.
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COMM ERCI AL.
AUGUSTA, DC

e.,t AONOO1LA,. OcI. !.
'GoLD--Buying at 1l2 and selling at ia.
g lCOTTON-Market closed firm, with a
good demand, on the basis of 1851 @l8i =
offerings free; sales, l,23O bales, receipts,
1,2l4 bales.
Sides, 124@18; Shoulders, et@9A; Hams,
1s@19s; Dry Salt Sides, lOa; D. s. Shout
ders, s.
CoRN.white-by car load, 100; yell
low, 80. geige 81,
WHEAT-Amber, 81 67.gl rs; red,
81 621@1 70; white, 81 75@1 80.
II FLOUR-City Mills are: IS so for sui
nerfine 80 fofiextra z So 25. for family,
and $40 25 for fancy; Western and, Coun-
try, IS 5000 so and duh
OATS-Wbite apd mixed, 524@60 |;
Black Seed, 80; Red Rust Proof, 81 rs.
PEAS-We quote at 81 so.
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auiliers Kptcres,s.. Z

J, We.again dali the attention of our read
srs ", the advertisement in another COLI
nmn Of Builders materials and supplies.
To those In want Of any articles in this
line, we say send for circulars, and price
lists from the great Southern factory Of
these goods, and extensive sales-rooms
of builders hardware, marble mantle
pieces, French and American window
glass, DC, &c. Address P. P: Toale, 20
'Hayne st., Charleston, s. G.
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what a Johnston,s Depot man Thinks

What Johnston's Depot man Thinks
A day or two ago appointment geatle-
man from Johnston's Depot Was in our
Office, and on our making enquiry OF hmm
as tothe prospect of the two tickets-the
Regular and Bolting Republioans-in his
vicinity, he boldly expressed his opinion,
las he always does) that "neither' Moses
nor Tomlinspn were worthy of white
mans consideration, and that neither
party would be voted for by the respecta-
BILE people of that vicinity. The gentle
man alluded to, and the community in
which he lives, have a Correct apprecias
ton of the merits of the two Republican
Gubernatorial candidates; and will at
least preserve their selfrespect by do
cliring TO xete for either ticket.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Grant speaks.--E-ank Again.
A Philadelphia telegram, dated the

N aihooSAP
9th, says: .s.
"Grant gave a reception last night;
In the evening the merchants, whQ had
held mass meeting at CONCERT Hall,
serenaded the President; and in reply to
calls be responded as follows: /" Gentle
men aud merehsnts, Of Phiiadelphia:
Wor, have mace. mHoh better speeches
to.night than could make if ! were SO
inclined. am very glad TO see you and
am pleased to hear that you nave neen
to hear such fine .speeenes, ana DOM yoH
have been engaged tonight"
THAT last sentence isa sparkling gem
from ,,1o'' 4 brilliant nindl But then, in
CHARITY to the beloved Grant, we can
readily imagine that he was drunk-as Is
usual. e..,i. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
An Excellent Ticket.

The Conservatives of Aiken have put
in thefield the following excellent ticket {:
Major A. J. Hammond, for senator; DR..
Grant, G. W. Croft, s. Corley, Phillip
Kitching, for representatives NJ. T.
Holley, for sheriff; L.W. Williams, for
clerk; n. D. OFT, for.probate judge; DR..
T. H. Morgan, for school commissioner; !;
Captain A. P. Brown, S. P. Kitching,
Rev. E. A. Price, for county commits
sioners.
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Greeley on the Flood Tide of ssuccsss.
Washington dispatch, datedthe 2sth

Greeley on the Flood Tide ofssuccSss.
Washington dispatch, datedthe 2sth
saws: sat no period Of the great PRESS
haseahsre eyssbeoaao
gseling.ip Washington at tls
prospects jill brilflshtaad alaaost gehs
sal orssslonsMe Whole line; at Ms
aE6e coeaibg oetobeEsle tisas 4'sN
as is ny fsit sIst.ess FROM various
arrived here from differentpaIts of Ohio,
Pennsylvania. and Indiana, all declare
with one accord that there is flood tide
for the Liberal ticket. From the West
especially. every source Of information
confirms the correctness Of Governor
Randolph's telegram in The World of
Tuesday. while from Pennsylvania the
'Mffnihyun xztNHRtb or xcsshatoo BUCK
alew,s maioyisy lis nlaced, at 5000. In
Ohio the German vote is rushing 70 the
side Of Greslsy. sshurs, snd Hassatsnk.
A Republican sx.pn!ssd,. statas Aenaser
sud aaurnossss Of asansadn!stsd to-day
that Tor the Asat time tho result, OF. tbs
contest looked uncertain to him.
General Banks. ih his speech at fhe
great Liberal mass meeting in New
York, predicted that Greeley &6ulIl RI
ceive the electoral votes of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois.
New and Old Virginia. Missouri, and
Arkanaas. - A-'tc - tatt;'i 80
The crowd which collected on the
streets Of Cincinnati 10 weicoms Mr..
Greeley is estimated. ct thirty-Hve tbou-
sand; the strength Of the reform wall be
found, IS has been predicted, In the great
and libNal West, which cannot be blind
ed to thSsusurpations and masadmiais-
tratipu of the man on horseback, nor the
corruption of his Incidental surDund-
ings. -. - l,.l.,.- !!
The Milwaukee News says Of the Ger
man vote In Wisconsin, "This vote
alone, If NOT an American Republican
in the State hadsbsndoned the GRANTEES,
would almost secure Wisconsin for Gree
ley. With theAmerican Liberal Repub-
lican vote, no State, except possibly
Missouri, Kentucky, and New, York, is
surer for Greeley than is Wisconsin"
A son Of the late Joshua R. Giddings.
is chairman of the Liberal Republican
Committee Of Ashtabula County, D. He
has enrolled tho names of more than a
thousand Liberals in Ashtabula, which
is ohcuf ;hsstrongest Republicans coun-
ties In General Gar6eld's district. =
The detection among the Republicans
In California extends In every direction
of the State. The Gold State Is sure for
Greeley. '''''.'''7Hi
The stampede from Grant to Gresley
Is 30 universal in Alabama, that in some
both white and eoored Re-
publieans have fallen into line. In these
counties, especially where the negroes
are scattered, It is clear that they will
support Greeley. :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03

as- The Camden Jo'srna1says. chad
anything teerl wanting to give the coup
de grace to the Moses party here, the
county nominations made by their con-
vention last week has MOST effsctuaily
administered It,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
: Bonds. for Sale.

THE CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA d
J. AUGUSTA RAILROAD CQMPA
NY Will sen SlO0,0OO of irs First Mort
gage Bonts, bearing interest at the rate
oSsf Der cent. per annunl, at so and ac-
crped interest," on NO-naking theinyest-
Of nearly s per cent. per annum, in addi-
tioff 70 the discount. Apply b. NJ. p.
Pegram, Cashier First Nat. Bank, Char
lotte, C. Bouknight, Treasurer, or
VIM. JOHNSTON, Prest.
ncf Q 2m 81
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Fer the Advertiser.
r. X. Scott for Governor.

1Ns fks SNOtI IUI NIUECIHUfs
"-tnH.EDfToR.wsuanflorv sforefttrer
Mosesor Tnmlinsons But aaewilling to
try R, z. Seott one more term and think
he Wilde far hstterthan sitherofthe other
Nominees, 3 re has now as much money
- IA wante-and IN future will only
Grave herer. II he Heeks honor hl9 fa-
tlre course will be honorable and praise-
worthy, And thinking that, il elected,
he win so act, we have determined to
sippor. him for Governor another term.
- bAEK CoRSER DEsIocR Eats.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

,,Ig BACON, !! [,,,E FLOUR, LARD, CORN;
SALT, SYRUPS, CHEESE, &c.. ut the.
lowest cash price.
II you want good Bargains don't fall
Ito call and examine our Stock before.
purchasing elsewhere: ~
, SWEARINGEN& d SEIGLER.
Sept. II, If So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
State of sqth Carolina.

!, EDGEFLD COUNTY,
COURT OFDiMlNON PLEAS.
v. j. Tobias andile and
J. j. Brown, cres, Pl'ff's Summon,
vs Sus e
Lucy H. PickenExor'x., ior feiiei'
and others, Dedants.
TO the DefendadIuoy n. Pickens, Eu.
.genia Pickensiathew C. 'Bttier and
Mariah, his Y, .John E. Bacon and
Rebecca, c., hvife, Eliza Lipsoomb.
Sallie LipsoomAndrew Pickens Cole,
Harper and A,d.
VOU are herr summoned and re-
Il quired to aver the complaint in
this action, of wb copy is herewith
served upon yound to serve a copy of
your answer toe said complaint on
the subscriber the office, OF Messrs
Baxter & Johnse, NeWberry within
twenty days aftae service hereof, ex-
elusive Of the d8f such service and
ifyou failto ansItho complaint within
the time aforesathe Plaintiff. in this
action will apply Jthc Court for the re-
lief demanded iie complaint s.
| Dated 18th. .Sepber 1874. .,s i,la ;
a 49,. JAS NJ. BAXTER,
~ laintiff7s Attorney. -
oct.I2 -. Let ii
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SUNDAY MONT, Sept. aad.

And now we are steamins UP New
York bay, with Its countless millions OF
lights, and its countless millions OF sails.
It is II O'Clock, but the moon is magniti
Gently bright. We shall got to the pier
too late to go ashore before merning.
And when morning comes, imagine the
hurry-sNurry of getting off; and the
rash, and jam, and hustle and vim of
Broadway; and the gilded glories of'the
Grand Central Hotel, and the Theatres
and Opera Irouses' If the porters and
hackmen leave bone IN iphr bodies, or
a hair on our heads, OF rag ON our
backs, we will tell you something of all
these things.
Are yon all we'll and happy at home'
God grant it. =
AmRegoir,
n n
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w Reports from Long Branch say
that Grants ia in unusually good spirits.
This is something Of an improvement;
for heretofore, generally unusually good
sririts have been In him-and in large
quantities, too.
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Mrs. Fair Nss Guilty. x.

Mrs. Fair Nes Guilty. !. i
san FRANCISCO, Septembsr 3o.-The
iury in the case Of Mrs. Fair on q. Sec
ond trial for the murder of Col. Citizen
den, this morning rendered verdict of
"not guilty"
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THE ADVERTISER.
EagefieId, S. c., Oct. 3, Ie72.
MASS MEETING.

BY authority vested it me as County
Chairman, a MASS MEETING Of the
Citizens of Edgefield will besholde1 as
tho Court House on Monday, the 9TH
October next, "for thepurpose Of ohtain-
ing, by such means as may seem best,
the largest measure of local and legisla-
tive reform" ..'..'..'. ',.,....e'.'
.All persons, without regard to past par
ty affiliations, are earnestlyinvited to be
present.
w. t. GARY,
''-'''-'---''---'----'--'co county chairnaH::
Sept. as, at 49,
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:Inportant;. TO Ladies'.
'isg:,.f}l. --o-* .,s-
Fashionable Dress Making {.
MRS. E. WEBER.

25S Broad St, over Forces Shoe Store,.
AUGUSTA CA, -
Begs to inform her customers and Ia,
dies generally that she may bo found at
the same stand aslast year, and is pre-.
pared to execute all orders Tor DRESS.
and CLOAK MAKING, with hcp accvs--
and at moderate prices.
Ladies unable to visit Augusta can
have their Dresses made, and perfect fit.
insured, by sending for directions for
--latest Fashions received every week.
prompt attention..
Augusta, Septll I'm as
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@. A woman attempted to commit
suicide at Chester, Illinois, and the boys
threw mud at her. She postponed dying
in oordor to have them arrested. Just
IKE them women folks.
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NICE,

NOTICE Is hg given that ON tine
IN first Mondn November next,
and from day to thereafter, the Books
will be opened subscription to the
Capital Stock OF Spartanburg & Al
ken Railroad Cdny-by the under.
signed at Edge Court House by
Luke CIlbreashhn Lake and M. w.
Abney at Pleasaane, and by o. Shep.
pard, j. P. Bodnd John Trapp at
Trapp's Mills.
Subscriptions to be received In
money, or in Ian "a fair appraisernent,
or to be paid .in I.
The shares abe hundred dollars
each. 80
1t is'proposcdlde ldeavor to complete
the link .frornNf Six to Pine House
h's''t..lbl. Il yrScp ri ~. a
ao5ip:t >MBONHANf.I IT
y Ha.fsas WEARY. :. 66s iiice's
a aGri4.IteS. 9HitiS, ! 1 1 1S,,, i9pqlq-
-1aitt,No cffd sIMkfNs, g4snnI
commissioners Edgefeld County: fai
Sept 25, OF 40
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Palmetto Sabre Club,
ATTENTION.

VOU are hereby summoned to attend
i an extra drill of the Club on Sat
urday, the 18th October, at II o'clock.
By order of the President
R. O. SANS, Sec'ry.
Oct 9 2t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03

gp Bourbon county, Kentucky is
said to contain one man who can smoke
more cigars and drink more whisky
than Grant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03

take pleasure in announcing to the peopeof Eagefeh
who have with kindly shared ther patronage for the
past two years. that daily receiving my Fall Stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, including Large Supply of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, all of which will be offered
at prices to suit the times arasregm e
All persons visiting Edgefeld for the purpose purchasing
Drugs Medicines Fancy Groceries, &C., will do well call
and examine my goods and particular my prices Al EARLY
call solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. OFT
am now offering the folowidg Goods and Indispensable
Remedies atthe lowest figures:
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NOTTCF.

.THE next meeting of the Edgefield
J. Grange, No. 81, will be held on
Saturday, the 9Th October. All PERSONS
interested are requested to attend.
al. ~. ABNEY, SeSry.
Oct D 1t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03
Georgia Election.

On to-day wednesday, the electicnl
for Governor, Legislature and nine Con-
gEsssms saas being held ,ebpt m.Georgs
thsFesht is esftain to be DshocrahS
aud;busaittlc gsncM interese5s felt W
some sections the Radicals a19Alakinga
visorsaSijght, sa'S whilst in ,na,s eounAsS
the letting sss electtaao' by'dss
fault -
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GRIFFIN & COBB,

III HYIE9 purchased the entire Stock
'AI'dfJW: II. BFuHsonj at low figures,
we respectfully inform our friends and
the Public, tllat we are ,noM prepared to
offer at the same stand, 4 VARIED AS,
SORTMENT of
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Public Stables.

DERSONS leaving Pine House on
Il the trains can leave their Horses at
our Stables, where they will receive ev-
dqaya and -attantinr,- -at 81 "A fanr flAH41-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-03

as-J. weaiey Smith, ESQ.,, Editor of
the Marlborough Times has disposed Of
his interest in,that journal to Mr.. ]. T.
Darlington, and severed his editorial
connection with the paper.
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j. J.. ..SWEARIEGEN. w. j.. !, EIt
~ wv TIA ALELIvUTTT -
& SEIGL.ER

~ NA-i+ ~ &-s4J4Os
Graniteville,. 8. O.,
Hawke just returned from. Balti-
more and New York, we respectfully
call the attention OF the Public to the
d selected Stock of ~
II Eal, and Winter II Goods,
ttWhich has Deeh purchased: at the yery
lowest pr!ces, aad which, we will Sell as
Low as the Lowest.
+! great vorfdtyis eF.H!f - ~
A large assortment of DRESS GOODS
in solid .colors, consisting of Poplins-
French Merinoes, .Delains, Alpaccas,
Silks, Opera Flannels, Linseys of ali
colors, Prints, Bleaching, Brilliants,
t-ChigDons, Switches.
! Ladies' and Misses HATS,
Fuhs, TRIMMINGS, Fancy ARTT-
CUFFS snd COLLARS, :. q IL.
Ladies' and childrens BOOTS and
CATERS, fine assortment at popular
prices rNFS
BOOTS and shoEs, HATS and CAPS
for Men, Boys and Children, r.uC 81
a large lot of READY MADECLOrH..
ING Tor Mer and Boys, at prices which
defy composition. ttsief -.
a splendid lot Of PIEoE GOODS. for.
Men and Boys wear, from 2S cts.fup.
GUNS and CUTLERY and a general.
stock of HARDWARE.t 9 5:i1s ',-cr--,f
i. BAGGING, TIES,
SADDLES, BRIDLEA COLLARS,
Trace CHAINS, WHIPS,
SHOVELS, SPADES,
Horse SHOES and Nails of all Kinds.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Umbrellas
A fine assortment Of CROCKERYand
GLASSWARE, ''
Toilet GOODS, SOAPS and COLOGNE
POMADES, Coarse and Fine COMBS.
PAPER, PENS, INK
JEMELRY CLOCKS lgrppoDS s
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First Glass 'Diy'E Goods,
VERY Low FIGURES.

Having an experiehceof d number Of
Years lip catering to tie wants of the
Edgefield Public, we feel confident in
being able TO guaranty entiresatisfaetion
to ,tif who may ftsver us -with-a cali, both
rs s,yegardsprioes and tqsEalitg.r, ~.
", I 1 MsJ3GHIEFES
~ -. &.3 4IsAsaalESsf. sSBK
Sept. II, If 80
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Until the First October.

MY BOOKS and ACCOUNTS can be
-lAl found at the Store df Messrs. GRIF-
FIN'& COBB. AL. indebted to me are
earnestly requested to call and settle.
My business must he closed. .''
- tiss! ~ W.. II. BRUNSON.
Sept :l6 :. tt SO
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Land to- Rent or Lease.

7 WILL Rent for the. next yesr or
J. Lease for aterm OF years, I5OACRES
LAND, lying about four miles from
Edgeiield G. H.: and adjoining lands of
Messrs. J. A. Devore, j p. Wells and
w. A. Collett. This Land is now in .cul-.
tivation, producing well, and is adapted
10 elther Grain or Cotton. Terms irears
soiiapie. u 80 fessisa
Mrs. NJ. iE. LUNDY- !.
sept. Il, tt 49,
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A GARD.

: A GARD. -.
IL. firm of Messrs GRIFFIN & COBB,
return my thanks for the liberal pat
ronage extended me in the past, and
soFSita Soitin,rpee u He new Firm.
st.hl, as7l. H, = BKuSsoS.
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The. Very Best /!

EA LBS! Genuine DURHAM sNi0-.
OO KING. TOBACCO just received.
T'''' - GRIFFIN. tS COBB. "
o,x4,sl ~ i-L.....N .. .NLfli. aI.iL
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eric, E.l,uis' .yaa.s,

EoR PEACHES, TOMATOES. &c. j,
IT have few left. Call early and get
yotir supply. iiF OFF. CHEATHAM.0E' "
Aug, 81 II 85
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EMlSah,
Japaaese CleaaSiifg ]Creanl.

YToR Che speedy, and effectual f0movar,
.I.'of Painh, oils, Tar, aid an .Cleaeil
nous Substances nom Clothing, SflEs.l
Kid Gloves, &c, For Aais sts 9, se.i-t.s'..
GLISBYS DRUG STORE.
sept1S tt, sSs2
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Oct 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
A FLIMSY DODGE.

w do not come here as Democrats or
%. p~onuhlicans as representatives of the
r, -.r f,c4;on or tba w rrno+b faction
h,t a.. tba neonla Of Louisiana. TO nrotect
their threatened liberties" Such WAS the
domanoore DODGE reso1ted to by the torch
and blunaerbuss orators at the LAFAYETTE
car - NICOTINE 10 indrca the popr,lace to
hrsak tha nelce and attack the c0nstitu-
ti.,al o,v.,,,nant of Jo1i,iana. But
tho. r,n+a5 ana slivcred in vain. Peol,le
c.,oa ,.4o,uaI 1auahrl and strnllaI away
J. 1a;,,,r +,o ola in avnorianco 10 la
t,kcni il bvanv e71ch chat They reaoo-
niz,d +ha same old marty hacks who for
wears a. ..onts." have sighed and moaned
,y.r th. Uroncs Of the ..lear naonIr "and
os Inns" have done some Of the ~+all,st
L,t,, .Lo+ c,or can.od tevnavers to nr,,
:; ac,-..r. of tl,;r n~orze+s for str.y
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W. toll r,ro;nd;caI mini. ~
ox,r,;na tla t1,ino for themselves and soc
;f;. .ro. fraud from L.o;nnino 70 end
na ,-a or,c~e .1i,a ara .baIva1 ,o1;-
+;c;.,. o4iaa holders or seekers with y
faw bo,o,,l1o c~vc4ntions anono n. vice
ur,-;l.o+s vbo we've NOT nrosant and
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