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We received a very pleasant letter OF
thanks from our old friend Kendall, since
bis return home, for bottle of johnson.
Anodyne Liniment which wo gave bin.
and which he says has entirely cured him
OF the troublesome and dangerous cough
he had when here.
On the death Of one Of England's mosi
eminent physi,ia us, all his effects were
sold by auction, and among other ihing.
was y sealed packet, marked "Adgiee 10
rhysicians," which brought a groas price
Ihe purchaser on opening The paehss, read
rs follows ''Keep the head COIL. the
eo"els open and The sssi warm" IfDhysic
Is necessary, use Parsons Purgsiiye Pilis,
'ney src the mosi scientifically prepared
r.ll That has appeared in the last lsrdred
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G",N" '.n7.''
Vcavrr--iuN0rt l.'., A.g y Y l.'ts-
worth, Jacob Nc's., Isaac \ ItH&el
lAowH- ErIrr
1'gg'r West .n1, urn".
Chapman u. Marks, 'oal \ hgy-
or
.1Hah.'n--Nn lre~ hr'tfor '.-a Es.'i
Jat. .'"- il''r.''a !Eu'tr.
H''|'s'rcr" ".h'h i'aT.
Monroe ''aa. !rN.'r.
Pe,an.- H."aoI tri.y, john ) NnI''r
p'"''I ti'l,'.
Ferry >'mHr. iron'w'r'
rcrry Nesi--J.hn s"rH ~. John h1.
tci'ns Hrpvc-Jackson " NHus,ti 's'a.
+ walter
"asWnslon-Pe,cr : E''g1 N...'1aa IL.
Meyer F"er weller
PETIT Jr..rs.
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W, w-rc shpSn, by :. 1 SehI,k Ell ,
gold finger ring on, hun lrci y'1r' OIL
-iih Ia, initial, IN II. engraved upon
IL. which has cons down through three & 'n-
cra,i0nl, and the iniiil's represent the in.
irial letters Of the three several rcrsonS
representing the three generations TO whom
it belougel. It's pure g''l, plain in de-
sign sal looks az II it hal been wsl IAisl
care or
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-15

Lows ~ IllnH Lir2. py I. 5 Arthur.
This Is the FIRST volumc OF new. cheap.
and popular clifton Of the celebrate |
Household Stories Of /. ). Arthur, now in
course Of publication. by 7. b. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Zach novel
will be is.u.i in one LARGE octave vplune
and sold at tina low price Of Finv cent.
Zach, with portrait OF the author on the
.covor :. Arthur is writer cf great
ability anl ctruc.tu,,s. nul therefore h'.
stories. though ayowel'y written with Q
great m'"ll purpose. s,wlys fiat acrap.
nncc from the general rril3r. lie s'Jrir4
carry ihc.r moral wish ihcm, an he ncve,
A,l'o being trIo to nature, strong Hni
ryr,ctJl
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MARRIED..

At the residonc, Of Wm. o. Butler. Es1.,
in Danvil!c. on the 2@l ult, By tho Rev.
John Nouyu, George " Wakefield. Of
Lcwisovl. Pa. anil Miss Jennie c. Greg,
~, of Seliuserovc.
On the 3l,h uit.. by the Rev. G. G. Err.
lclmsycr, Frederick walter TO Mss Suaan
Hughes, both Of Penn township.
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LAST week can safely be cl'loi ihe coll
est Of the s,ason. Non lay rss - liucr
coil day. the thrrn,m'tyr- entertaining
their mercurial agents al pgiu, isc is
rress below zero.
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ArrESp TO the cleaning Of your pave.
mcnts Immediately after the s1ow has
ceased 10 fall. D)vuf,lls in lfo ars at no
time pleanut or comfortable. Life is but
short span al best, anl aa ouace Of pre-.
vesiion may b, worth a pound OF cure.
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Arcriov. T.. 2 Eaufmrn viii o1rr a
larg, az yariol stock Of IItraess g.. o,.
auction, in Midllcblrg, on ia, liih inst
See bills.
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PrBic SALE.-J9ln S. lli'H1srr of
Franklin twp, will Offer bic farm s'ocS snl
impl emcn,s at publ, sale on Wednselay.
March 18th.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CJNCsRN.--Noiice
" hereby given that the books Of the uu.
dersign,d. containing the unpaid accounts
for mcst purchased from then daring the
year 1874, have been left in the hands Of
A. X. Gift Esq, for collection. Al ror.
sons knowing themselves indebted to them
will please heel this notice aul mako set
tlsacnt Of their accouls without delay.
z. JOHN 4 SrAHLNECKEB.
ABRAHAM WAGNER.
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s. Il. Yoier has b'en app,ia'el Et7-es,
Agent at M,isor's station; anl NJ J s.
Mei.cr FfSi ght Agent. These are both
good appointments.
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II isrrcdic'cl hat lborc viii he n gresi
fr-shet on Tie SI'qasAana river in The
spring.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned building
committee. of the Lutheran and Re
formed congregation OF Illssinger's old
church, to erect new church eliice on
or near the tits ofthe old building. hereby
give notice that the said new building will
extend norihwnrdly into the grave yard
and that persons having friends or rell-
iions buried within l3 feet of the church
will remove the remains on or before the
FIRST day Of April next. BY order Of the
Building Committee.
HEsRY IlsuIBACH,
REUBEN DECKgR,
JAcoB liAcRENBERG,
Fab & '7o.3w
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TnE following named gou'lcncn com.
rrisc the lisI Of oii,or. or tho Sunhury '
L.wieio~n Railroad. elected ~ Tdcfiay
last. ~ araec.ias of The stoek.h.lleg' 10
Seiins Grove.
-EuMOND SMITH.
DiGacIoHs. WilNpm Painter. D. N.
walker. lamce A. S,lors. Mex r. Nr-
Clurs, Aaron K GIFT, IN .rsw E,el, Wu.
y. Nssca.c..er.
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TO G0nsumptives.

The advertiser, faVing been permanently eur.
ca Of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION, by sim
plc remedy, r. anxious 10 mako to hts fellow sui
ieters the means of cure. 70 all who desire IL
ho will send ccpy Of tho presrrlp' ion usei Tree
Otoharge, with the directions for prep1ring and
using the same, which they viii fud suRH
CURE for 'ossuMrTIoS, AkTHnA, BRoscHirls
Aei Paroles Wishing the ePreseriptlan vii please
2,+ SCI Vnes,r4 Strs;t xil,lAn.satxA,H,
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Tus days are lengthcnins steadily.
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s,','a,s tea is gojl to preveht small
tsx.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-15

CovxrEaTsrT so notes on the Market
National Bank Of New York. are ciieulat.
.ing.
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who not, why ~, pages, lmprliments tuus, 2
aud Cure, Senl2ii DR., WHITTIER, 80 ieun
St.Piuspnrg, - -tpli,
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Ayounz laly who has been Nsi1- li'l
inc in large qrtruli'S he'ta' - im,'o,-
u,tsl with iron tha' o1n c'l e',s.aE.
when her lover kifscl L-r y tIs il1-. a.
hat ,hq san, eIp,;is1,e thtl small 5'y.
d, who approach ;h.,r mouths to lam?
posts, AMI before he colll ssplrtr hi, lips
from hers. was caught by hi' orsA'.to b..
noIharia.lav, M,ga,-l5a'l taxa ain
inc.
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TINS ANEFicAS WougtSg PRIptr. ~
monthly magazine cirut..i, devoted thp
csu', Of protection 10 nmer.c1p ia luNri,.
tHi of 'Hc Uorkin. people. come. 10 %.
tu.l month 'r'l ot tcrs, cShiusiyE nlcl .
against the policy Of revenue ntif ouiy
Il is liberal ia t1no. cInp-rh,as.t, ia
grnsp, anil thosoIEt iu iJs deuut. via
The great questions to aoycruuant ull 50.
cicly which tt undertake, TO discuss
L. protection articles strike uum,, sa'
should hr read Ivy NIL who feel nul utcre.,
in tlesociai sul political colycrvtion oO
American ilgas. Suu.r1u, w.u chosen
sc'cc,ions iu'cyspor-e iur vp'urip1u. ori.
inal matter. 1ni on tu,. whole $50 have Nv,
lately net with more valuable all iutcr.
s.i.gr magazine.
II should hc read by MI classs, rpb
li.h'l Ny 'Je Icon Worll Publisiog Coon.
lmy Iron World Building, Pius5lssl ia.
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SrElco.Rs arc unusually numerous.
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Fon 4 CopN.-Put two or thr,s sup'l
mother Of pearl buiions-comm,a'y ra'l"l
pearl buttoa s-in any small glass or crock
sry vessel, squeeze ovsc them table.
spoonful or two o: IL Hor juice. Let il,
stand all might. There viii b., peculiar
film over the top take thi, AMI apply to
the corn /; let il remain for twelve hogr'
Should one application not b. on oush. 70.
peat, and the corn can he easily removed
1t is the most certain thing ever uscl for
this purpose.
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CORRECTED WEEELT NJ

CELINsGROyE PRODUCE MARREF.
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TIL e POS t.
uDDLkBuRG..... FEBRUARY 10 is72I
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TOWN AND COUNTER.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY C5ScsRN.-Notice
" hereby given that the books Of the uD.
dersgn,d. containing the unpaid accounts
for mcst purchased from then daring the
year 1871, have been left in the hands Of
A. X. Gift. Esq, for collection. Al per.
sons knowing themselves indebted to them
will please heel this notice aul mako set.
tlsucnt Of their accouis without delay.
JOHN 4 SFAHLNECKEB.
ABRAHAM WAGNER.
ru-syszrzszznxpzzwrr--1- rr--1-rs--urz-N>sSs-s11'zr-y
STElG0iRs arc unusually numerous.
Tus days are lengthcnng steadily.
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,ov
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T. -;.,r,lt,,c., ,t,, ,,.,,o ,y;,l h. n cre,
fr.shet on The SI'lusAana river in the
spring.
Arcriox. L. EnuRmrn will o1er a
large asl y,riol stock Of IItracss a.. nD
auction, in Midllcbirt, on Ia, liih inst
Sec bills.
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iu,p' en'n's Al r"'''' s''' ." "s'"''''!
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op''''o' ~ ,''' p''., p. ','v.'' - ,'.,' w.. .,'
~" wv, Wv y " ~ Wv '''
W A'0"s ''"V'' - .'.''''"
su. Yoier has b,.n app,ia,eiEto-es,
Agent at M,isor'. station; anil Mr. J. 5.
Mei.cr Fts,yht Ar,at. Ties, are t5th
sooa ,rnoinlm.D,.
Tms Spring Election, Cor i,wa,it2 aul
borough officers. excep, in places havio,
special acts fzing other ti'us, o,car thi,
year on Friday. III. 18th Of March.
LAST week can safely be cllloi ihs coll
est .c the s,ason. Msnlty rss li,tcr
coil dav. the thcrm,m,tyr- entertaining
their mercurial ngsa,s al pyiA, jsc ie
rre.s below zero.
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care o..
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TnE following named goullencn com
rrise the liz, Of 5,r,crs Of th, Srn'urr /.
ixi... p,Y.o.l l.,t,i., T,,.i..
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

Iron tho Chicago FysniuE POST
The country never pTOspered as II has pros
pered since the secession uf the Republican
party to power. Even daring the terrible and
devastating civil war the career OF material
progress was unbroEen In the abolition OF
slavery, violent though II was, tho country
actually made money; Tor the value OF Southern
land was doubled aud Southern industry aud
enterprise were augmented far more than the
nominal price Of the emanclpated slaves.
Since the war, In the face Of the disorder con.
seguent upon tentative Efforts at reconstruction
and the enormous taxes imposed by the conflict,
the thTln OF the nation has been constantly In
creased. II Is safe TO say that our people were
never on the whole, 80 prosperous as now In
their land, and labor, and farms, and mills. All
interests have been promoted. Tho farmer gets
fair prices. the manufacturer was never buster
than now; the merchant can scarcely get his one
day Of rest week; tho hand labUreT was never
30 we'll paid as he u this year; and the rights Of
all are held sacred and orc protected as they
never were before In this land,'
The national debt has boon reduced within
President Grants three years Lease OF power
more than $3.50 900 900, while taxes have been
reduced tl2s, 900, OOO during the same period To
be more minute, the debit has been paid OF at
the rate Of sou minute, aud the taxes have
been simultaneously reduced at the rate Vi $50
q minute!
The Liberals complain that this has not
been n brilliant Administration, Perhaps not;
but paying debt at the ratio OF " q second comes
very near being brilliant However, We suppose
the fact Il that tho people Of this eOuntry-es.
pecIaly those who are In business, which 10.
eludes nearly all-prster settled policy Of gov.
eminent 10 brilliant and unreliable On0
What business wants Is stability. Stability IL
what the Republican party has assured Grant
u not Eighty or erratic He has trmness, calm
ness, and sound sense. lie Is practical, and
under his dlr0at0R LAs people enjoy unequaled
prosperity. Tho sVTe-hpalls and partisan eX-
perlmsnibrs viii champion the lost cause and
the claims OF Hreelsy, but the sound thorough.
going, thrifty, economical, prosperous business
men OF the country will stand steadily by the
Republican party and its clnhldate, GU the
maxim that "suocess Is as good us anything"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

from the ~. Louis tlohe
II is now very distinctly seen that the bottom
has dropped out Of the Liberal Democratic cuall
ton, and the concern Is going To pieces. Mr.
Greeley's strength will continue 10 dlWinlslI
from now until the time VI the eieGtiOn, ami then,
as tho reward OF his tTeachery, no will be Dom.
PEELED To retire from public life diaa appointed,
Abashed, mortified, and forever undOne with the
ruling party OF the country. Consistent Demo
Gratis baye no reliance In tue sincerity uf his late
professions Of friendship, which are so directly
10 conflict with tho utteTAnces OF his previous
lifetime; business men have no confidence In his
financial ability, and are seriously apprehe nsiyO
OF insecurity aud Instability 10 financial atiaiIs
In case VI his election, and the people at large
have no confidence 10 his honesty, congisleluJ,
and common sense, One amer another tie
great States are being given up by his adhe
rents, and within month from this time no
politician Of any sense will expect or hope for
bis election.
These facts should encourage AMI stimulate
ton. As we have stated before, there IL not a
doubt that majority Of the people Of Missouri
are In iayOr Of a Republican state and National
administration, AMI II we work On with tho III
telllgent Organization and hopeful eATnestness
that chRracteriEe the Republicans VI other close
voting States, Missouri will not only give her
electoral vote for Den. Gram, hut will also be
redeemed from In Odlous Democratic admins
tTatlOn. The State convention will he held In
this city on the 4th Of September, when care Will
DO taken to present state ticket composed Oh
tho strongest and most popular men In the Com
mOnWealth. Let US all be prepared to support
Il With eArnestness, determination and enthu.
SLASH. Let clubs be formed 10 every district and
nelghbOrhOOd where thPTa are enough OF koppb-
licans TO form Onei circulate Republican news.
papers and documents, procure popular speaker
and hold mass meetings. Tho state central
cummlttss are doing their part splendidly and
effectively, and II each Individual Republican
voter will do his, we shall carry Missouri for
0Fnnt and elect the State ticket,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

From the Kew Haven Comm Journal we
take the following editorial extract, hoping
that some of our readers may be able to fur
nlsh the Information our contemporary seeks.
For ourselves, We will say that DenlsOn Is a
man Of no standing whatever In this commit
nifty, aud that We know next to nothing that
Is good OF him. Read What the Journal says:
THE Hartford Post takes on the hide Of the
Rev" Charles W, DBnlsOn and hanEs II on
the fence. IL shows him To be a eharlatan and
a sWindleT whose wOrl ls not 10 be taken In any
matter. IL says that among hls other exploits
was the collection In Hartford little over a year
9Rl Of quite a sum Of money In aid Of the paper
published by the sons OF Frederick Douglass In
WaHhlnRtOp, which no has never paid over. He
told some psraDns that he was about 10 settle In
Hartford 10 pursue OF literary ease, and
that was exactly what he ggII In New Haven,
excepting that he was about 10 purchase a cot.
tAgo In one u tho shore towns where no IN.
tended 10 pass the remainder Of his days We
are not sure whether no collected any money
hare for the NeB Ira or Tor his Seamen's
Friend society," but would thank any who re-
HpOndod 70 his appeals u Inform US Of the fact
through the post Office. In another column We
have given senator Wilson's empha tic denial OF
thls DSnlBOns story, but II will be seen that the
Register, after giving all possible prom In0Dce TO
the letter Of the creature DonisOn, Earblea and
mlsFspre. seBts Senator Wilson's reply"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

ly opposed us. Republicans aud Democrats
alike, We all have a common interest In our
common country. We are all Americans, be.
ileving in the American idea. Hitherto we
have differed upon mere questions Of admin
istratlon. II now, az the Democratic leaders
have proclaimed, there Is no substantial diff.
ference between Republicans and Democrats,
they (the Democracy having accepted the
amendments to the Constitution aud the re-
suits Of the war asheartlly as we do, then 1t is,
sofar az the Presidential contest Is concerned,
IL a question OF mere men. II this be the exact
condition Of Affairs, what honest Democrat
can hesitate between Gen. Graut and MIR.
Greeley2 Greeley himself has acknowledged
that he Is untitled for the Presidency. lie
has indorsed the principal measures Of Gen.
Grants administration Us sound, wise and
beneficial. The shall be elected to the Presl-
dency, he must do as Gen. Grant has done, or
stand condemned out Of his own mouth It
Is impossible that honest Democrats should
hesitate between the two candidates. The
assurances that we daily hear and receive
from all parts Of the country convince US
that we shall pole large Democratic vote In
November, and we hereby extend hearty
welcome to our new political associates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

Mr.. Greeley, 1t Is well known, Is In favor
Of the abolition Of the franking privilege.
The two conventions that have placed him
In nomination for the Presidency have in
serted planks in their platform declaring that
1t should be swept away, aud that Congress
men, the same as other people, should be
compelled to pay their own postage.
Now mark the difference between the theory
and the practice OF the reiormers. The
Greeley campaign committee at the Capitol
sends out tons upon tous Of documents uu-
der forged franks-the name signed being
for the drst part that of Senator Fenton.
They pay no postage whatever TO the Gov
eTnment. In other words, tia Government
Is weekly robbed OF that amount OF money.
Mr.. Greeley should protest agalnstthis whole
sale theft in his organ, or make his editors do
so. It Is really too bad that the country
should be swlndled Ia this way In the interest
of n form and purity of Government. Mr..
Greeley knows all about 1t, and Ia Of course
pdrtioeps criminiS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

Barely ten weeks remain from now until
the Presidential election In November. The
FIRST and greatest duty pressing upon the Re.
publican party Is to organize. Opposed to US
we have q desperate aud willy enemy who
will leave no stOne unturned, who will spare
no eNertlon to succeed. As party, the
Democracy Is thoroughly organized aud dis.
clplined. They stand firm, compact mass
whom no arguments eau reach aud no logic
influence. They are animated by one con-
trolling Idea, TO get into power, and 10 re
cover, under false pretences, the control Of
the Government which they Lost twelve years
ago, aud which, thanks to the vigilance Of the
Republican party everywhere, they have since
been unable to regain. During the next ten
weeks we must take the same precautions
that we have taken in the past, and stand
shoulder to shoulder against the same old
enemy in new uniform and under new
commander.
To that end every Republican should feel
as II the safety OF the whole party depended
upon him alone. lie should work unceas-
slngly from now until November to inspire
bis fellow. Republicans with courage and
with hope. Ii every Republican does his
duty there eau be no doubt of the issue of
the canvass. We number an overwhelming
majority of the loyal people Of the country,
who stood by Ii In its hours Of peril and II
We only work az we have worked 10 tie past
victory will again cit upon our standards in
November. The opposition Is working zeal
ously to accomplish their objects; but II We
only do our duty oil their efforts will be in
vain. The various State organizations In
this city eau accomplish good deal of good
II they will only put their shoulders to the
wheel We have no d lsposltion to find fault;
we know that they are already striving ear
nestly In the good cause, but too much de-
pendence IL, we fear, placed on leaders and
officers. Every man In the ranks should go
TO work, and not dcsist from bis labOrs until
the glorious end Is won. Our friends in the
various States are making gallant struggle.
From the headquarters at Washington they
should be ably and zcalously sustained. The
Republican party in the present crisis expects
that every man will do his duty. Republic
cans, everywhere, to the front!
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

In another column we print two official
documents on the subject Of the postal card
system, one the letter Of the Postmaster Gen
eral, which will explain itself, and the otheI
the official opinion of the Attorney General
that under the law Mr.. Creswell has no Au.
thorIty to issue and furnish the postal cards
to the public until Congress shall have
enacted the necessary legislation.
It Is to be regretted that Mr.. Creswell must
walt for some months before he can carry
out this great Improvement, (entirely his own
Idea but the responsibility rests altogether
with the legislative branch OF the Govern
ment. 1t will be great disappointment to
tue country, but there Is at present no help
for II, as will be readily Understood by re-
ference to the correspondence herewith pub
lished.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-26

The veterans Of the late war are resolved
20 vote as they fought-fOr the party that
saved the Union and the commander that led
our troops TO victory. Gu Maine a call has
been Issued for soldiers convention In that
State, which Is sigued by nearly one thousand
soldiers Of the rebellion. An address similar
Ia character hAS been issued In Massachusetts,
which the Boston Eoening Transcript pro-
nouncss TO be lone OF the most significant
documents Of the campaign" The names
appended to II are those OF representative
men, who, for the most part, hold no offices,
either State or national, and who are now, as
they were during the long and bloody years
OF the war, sincerely DESTROYS Of peace and In
favor OF the security OF the Union. 1t Is to
be hoped that the veterans Of the war in this
city will to a man wheel Into line with their
comrades Of Maine and Massachusetts,, aud be
fully represented at Pittsburg next September.