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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-11-07

Frauds in VintOn County.
The week before the State lec-
ton Bowen said in the Enquir-
er that we were printing Dem
ocratic tickets withthe names
of some OF our local candi-
dates on, and thatlno honest
man would do such a thing.
On the day Of the election we
saw Republican tickets with
the names of the local Demo-
cratic candidates on them,
which were printed by Bowen.
We didn't say anything about
it in the paper, but were will
ing TO let the public take MIR.
Bowen on his own estimate of
an honest man, and because 10
PRINT this class OF tickets is
customary in this county by
both parties, men are on the
lookout Tor them, know all the
candidates and are not de-
ceive1.
But in the case of the Presi-
Dental Electors 1t is different.
Not one man il five hundred
knew the names OF the Elec
tors while all knew the candi
dates for the Presidency, and
were guided by the names for
that Office. But itso happens
that we do not y0te TOr PreSi-
dent directly, but through the
Electors. What then shall we
say Of man who caused tick.
els TO be printed with Grants
name on with the Greeley
Electors, hoping to palm them
off on Grant men as a genuine
tickel9 Did an honest man do
thalS Wouldn't the man who
did it stuff a hat full OF ballots
into the box il The Judges
would turn their backs and he
wasn't afraid of the law?-
Jerome W. Bowen printed
such tickets, and they were
peddled by some depraved
Greeleyile in Madison town
ship. We do not state where
they were printed on suspicion,
but OIL positive inform ation.-
A gentleman who called at
that Office to pay a bill saw an
Impression of 1t drawn on the
tympan sheet OF his job press,
called his attention 10 it, and
he SUNK away like a dog This
same Bowen-this printer ol
fraudulent tickets-this thing
ihaLtold two and three weeks
ago how the Democrats Of this
county sold their votes for
money-will be telling next
week how Grant was elected
by fraud, and next Spring and
Fall will attempt TO advise hon.
est men--and especially those
Democrats he has insulted-
how TO vote! And especially
will he exhort them to vote his
way because his opponents are
disho nest
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.ME POPULAR VOTE.

as The following are the .popu-
lar majorities as nearly as can
be estimated from the returns
received : '' 1-t l,,.g
.9rp GRANTS MAJ0RITIEs. e'
Alabama, 10, ,OOo,.
California, 5000,
Connecticut, 400,
Delaware, 900, 90
Illinois, $4,000,
Indiana, $4,000, 55Ei
Iowa, $4,000,
Kansas, $4,000,
Louisiana, 10000,
Maine; 10000,
Massachusetts, $4,000,
Michigan, 10000,
Mississippi, 10000,
Minnesota, 10000,
Nebraska, 10000,
Nevada, 1000, 3 = a.sa
New Hampshire, 5000,
New Jersey, 10000, 5ilos
New York, 10000, sn5
North Carolina, 10000,
Ohio, $4,000, sltts
Oregon, 1,cO0,
Pennsylvania, $4,000, 4,
Rhode Island, 5000, al
South Corolina, 10000, ,
Vermont, 81, 900,
Wisconsin, $4,000. 1
TTfa g GREELEy1 re
Maryland, 1900, <
Georgia, 10000,
~ CN pnn aa
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INIsTRATOR's9sALB OF REAL
.fr;.r, -, ESTATE.

G Inlpursuauce oflaF order OF the Probate
Court of yinto1 County, Ohio, win offer for
sale at Pubiie Aucuon on Saturday, the 2nd
hours OF and 8 o'cIoekP. M. of said day,
upon the premises. The following real es !.
Z tate In Vinton County, Ohio, to>wit The
north> >west quarter of The north. east quarter
: of section humber FIVE, Township number
twelve, Range number seventeen, IN. W. N.
e: sec, 5, tp. l2; r III containing forty acres
. Appraised at $3.50, and must bring z.3 Of
the appraisinent. Terms Of sale-one~thir
Csshin hand, one third In one year and one
third ~ Two years, from the day Of sale with
fnters Z The Aforesaid paymenta b be se
cured BY mortgagep upon the premises sold
'''.-- i. q. of the estate ot, JOSEPH NJ. Smith.
J. W. dcGllIiynyl Atty Sept 26, 1874
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=. j. Eichelstein, Importer and
Dealer IN Wines. Liquors, Cigars, etc. Cham
psgue, Sparkling Catawba and Ale always on
nand. Pig Iron Corner, Front street, Ports.
mouth, o.. All orders promptly hlled.
ma 80 l810Iy
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Howard Sanitary AID xssccia-

q ton.
For the Relief and Cure OF the Errlng and Un-
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors Of ofYouth, and the fol-
qiss fAge, in relation to Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
owARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Piiladel
rphia, Pa.
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EALEsKf ACCOMMODATION,
The Zaleski Accommodation .~..,,ug east
leaves ohillicothe al . Ooa "a, RaysyiIie 30
Riehlsnd Furnace, 10, Hamden arrive 8 As
depart 2S mcArthur, o 65, Vlnton 10 IS,
Ialeskl ~ So. Going west--Zalesgi 4 0Op.m.,
N,nton.4 30, MrAithdr 90, Hamden, arrive
. 30-depaTt s 90, Richland Furnace, q 20,
RaJsvIile, o so, Chiilicothe, IS.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
wlli leave Hamden at 0 Is am. and 4 00p m
arriving at Portsmouth at IL 10 a M aud COP.
M, Returning trains Sill leave Portsmouth at
A am. and IL 20 pm, arriving at Hamden
az lls45 a. m. and 20 pm.
Trains connect a. I.oyeland for all points on
he Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indanap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti N for all
points West; atAthens, with the Columbus
4 II. v. r. H., at Parkersburg, with the b. 4
o. r. X. W. W. PEABODY,
Master of Transportation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.F.TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
to the Merchants and Furnacemen Of Vinton
county, superior stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
6illelana. Travelling Agent.
Sept. ny. -
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FARM FOR SAFE.

q M sa Tas a. a'is siGs'sss ss,,s,4s.i s:'@i
Nlnl1 sf =, as%asn' n sso i adjoining RIg
Containing $50 acres, is6 acres p Ii grass and aud
balance in tim ber. A new twosstory frame
house, barn, smoke. house and other necessa.
ry out t>hopses are among the Improvements.
The farm hes well, is well wstered, fencing
and everything connected with u IN good re-
pair. For further Information inqnire of
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NJ. & G. IL. Is. TIME TABLE.

On andafter Sunday, November Sd, 1872.
trains will run as follows: The st. Louis
Express runs daily; all other trains daily Sun
days exceDted, .r...H
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Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARD Cf School Examiners for VIM
on County will meet at the Union School
House, In Macarthur, on the lst and srd satur-
day Of March, April, May, September, October,
and November; and the ist Saturday in Janu-
ory, February, June. July. August, and De-
cember, in each year. Examinations to com.
menOe at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory en-
dsncs Of good moral character will be required
n all cases. A. fee of so cents is required by
aw from each applicant.
Mr.. BARNES, Chm, Board OF
J.S HUM, School
L.o PEKDUE. Clerk, J Examiners.
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The following is a list of let
ters remaining in the PostOl-
fee at Zaleski, OHIO, Nov. 1st,
1872:
G. w. & W. Andrew, Jennie
Chambers, Oliver Turner,
George w. Green, Samuel Mar
tlndale Alonzo Miller, Robert
W. McCollum J. II Malony,
Samuel Pond, P. L. Root, Will
SON & Co, R. II. Wilson, S.
Wolfstein
J. g. WILL F. M.
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Teachers Examination.

lOIul ....,.'.. ...............'. .ol
Teachers Examination.
At the last examination of
teachers the following named
persons received certificates:
For Ttoenty-four months,-
VIM. r. Yaple.
Eighteen months, u. A.
Moody.
Ttoelve months - Matte John
son, Amelia Cresap and Asa
Vance,
SiS months, 20. W. Polfin-
barger.
The following were the ques-
tions asked:
GRAMMAR.
Define an abstract, a collect
ive. and verbal noun.
Name the different classes
into which adverhs are divided
with Respect TO use.
Give the feminine plural pos
sessive Of hero, executor, mar
quis.
How do you change a verb
from The active to the passive
voice?
Write a simple, a dependent,
a complex and an abridged
sentence.
Learn me to do as you done
yesterday Him and they We
know but who are you?
You may have either Of
them three apples. Who do
men say that | am?
Address and punctuate a let
ter in proper form TO Miller
and Bro, 226 Madison ST., LO
we'll, Mass.
ARITHMETIC.
Five times q certain number,
plus its ! !, and / equals 21&
What is the number?
How many yards of paper
q inches wide, will cover the
walls OF 3 room Is feet long,
II feet wide, aud s feet highs
A boy bought apples at the
rate OF 4 for 5 cents, and sold
them at, the rate of 3 for 4
cents; he gained 20 cents; how
much did he received
A pole was 81 under water;
the water rose s feet, and then
there was as much under wa
Ter as had been above water
before; how long is the pole?
3 of AS age is 4 Of S's, and
A is 81 years tue older now
old is each2
One square has a side 3 2-5
times as large as another; how
many times does 1t contain the
smaller? ..,,at e,
A, B and G, dine on S loares
of bread; A. furnishes 5 loaves;
B 3 loaves; @ pays the others
S cents for his share; how must
A and B divide the money?
AT what time between 5 and
6 o'clock, is the minute hand
midway between 12 and the
hour hand9
BY dlscountinga note at 20
per cent ,annum, get 22fper
cent annum interest; how long
does the note rnn2 q q ~ z
Find the square feet In one
face of of a cube containln G
80, ,S04 cubic feet. .sE.sa z
o sH SPELLING. mad
Plaid, edible, vacillate, par
oxysm, sizable, eIysian or ellis
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Camnaign Subscribers.

This will be the last num-
ber Of the Record sent 10 cam
paign subscribers, unless they
should desire 10 renew their
gu descriptions, which We would
be pleased to have them do
They will always find ali OF
the loca, news of the county,
and learn more things in which
they are directly interested
through the Record than any
or all other papers. To all who
renew now we will send the
paper free the rest of this year.
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RclI of Honor.

The following pupils OK the
Macarthur Schools have main
tanned a perfect grade in de
pertinent during the month o.
October:
VIM Asberry Allie Hamilton
IettIe Ansel Hattie Holland
VIM Ambrose Maggie Hurley
Maggie Arnold Frank Horton
Julia Boutwell, Lucy Holland
VIM Belford ThOs Kelly
Mary Baird Ella Lavelle
Eliza Brown Mary Lantz
Minnie Baird Maggie Lantz
Jefferson Baird Ella Lantz
Jennie Bay i nj LantZ
Annie Boutwell, John Lantz
Eliza Boutwell, Benz Pearce
Minnie Boutwell, Julia Pearce
Banning Baird Matte Perdue
q Eliza Boutwell, Sallie Pitcher
Maggie Bratton Alice NJ Perdue
Matte ClaypOOl Annie Rannells
Jennie Clayp00l Marina hahuall
Minnie CLARK Lena Rannells
Mary Caldwell Alice Reynolds
Mary COrnwcll Lille Reynolds
Martha Cornwell Flora Ross
Ella Canty Eliza ii Rannells
Eliza ClaypOOl MOllie Redd
Francis Cornwell Hiram RaynOr
Mary Canty Sallie Rankin
Ida Craig Mary Sprague
Helen Crow Ella Snyder
Chas Clark Johanna Steele
Lille Dillon SerepCa Sldman
Lydia Dillon Adelia Shriuer
Emma Dickson Eva Siss0n
Chas Dunlap Eliza Ullom
Hattie DOwd Martha Wilcox
Fannie Florence Ida Wisenberger
Katie Gusman Minnie wOoley
Eva Gold Hattie Weekly
MOllie Gusman Hattie viii
Pauline Gusman EdmOni Wlltbank
Ruthia Hawk
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M,ARTHUR ENCAMPMENT
NO. lis, !. 0. 0. F.

..,s,.a.,, ID OCULAR Meetings ofthis En.
<k heampment will hereafter be
5E<4SSE held on the second and last
i'S'9FNtSS "wednesday evenings Of each
month. Patriarchs Ol other encampments
who may be visiting oui own are invited to
attend. JOHN z. DUHKLE, C.P.
x john T. RAPgR, 8.
Macarthur, Feb'y II, 1870.
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BIRTHS.

In Macarthur, November 4th, to M, +,
and Mrs. Finney Strong. a son..
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lam also agent for all the Magas
zines. Periodicals, Literary and Daily
Papers, which l furnish from three
days to week in advance of those
furnished bymaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-07

TO WHOM ASSESSED.
(ald remarks.)
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CsIIy IuLB ..s......-s. s-s.....ssss .
Fifth instaument of water tax, on
interest from July /, 1868. so
Beginning on Fourth street. west.
twenty feet north from the southeast
thence north twenty feet, thenceI
west eighty feet thence sOuthtwenty
feet, thence east eighty Ret 70 theI
beginning.
cfpmmauf EHmund and X GslQrk
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notices o. THE PRESS.
Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pic
lures, patterns, etc., a variety OF matter
of especial use and interest to the family;
articles on health, dress, and houseEecp-
ing in all its branches; its editorial matter
is specially alapted to the circle it is in
tended to interest and instruct; and it has,
besides, good stories and literary. matter
Of merit. It is not surprising that the
journal, with such features, has achieved
in q short time an immense success; for
something Of its kind wa desired in
thousands of families, and its publisher s
have filed the demand. The'young lady
who buys q single number of Harpcr's
Bazaar is made {. subscriber for lfe.-Ner
York Eceninq Fost
The Dazar is excellent. Like ill tie
periodicals which the Harpers publish, it
is almost ideally well edited, and the class
of readers for whom it is intended-thc
mothers and daughters in average fam.
iles-cannot but profit by It's good sense
and good taste, which, we have nc doubt,
are to-day making very many homes hap.
dior than they may have been before the
women began taking Lessons in personal
and household and social management
from this good-natured memorable Ma
|t;oa. n. T.. ~
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ernor ~Wlderness Senator" w1notFied to
toyerturn the sSffpae Government, faturn
EEo,net , pelFted Hielutenant lAeotyerpofn.r ind
put in . Democrat, to turn out q R4publi-
a Governor, 10 turn out four Republi1
o State Senators and put Democrats in
their places. g They 1crammed the Demo
GRAFT Kellogg down 1tbsaithtoatS. of the con-
yentiion. in place Q. The Republican Mary,
who VAS VA really their ssis& choice. A Az finally.
by all this series st black t~paeaaeeherous and
infamous tcustomlAloarsee a~ietaa.tiion they have
driven away over. one:: half \ Of their own
Numbers, gut Of fsom them the :W.hole
body of regular Republicans, and com
pletely Disguised the whole people of the
State; and, therefore, we cannot and will
not support their candidates, or recognize
their organization in any way, but will
give our hearty and united support to the
nominees Of the regular Republican cor
yention, to meet in New Orleans, August
9, 1872, and presidedaovr by5Hon. H. J.
Campbell.
Resolved, Thatz th6 resolution be pub
lished in the New Orleans Republican.
F. BENEDICT, v-
President. ss.ans sr 80
>.>s.. ALTnnD CApLA, =
saz zse x.s.e,. :. 4r Secretary.
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Subscriptions. 1872.
Terms

Harper's Bazar, one year..........s4 20
An extra copy OF either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratis
for every Club of Five Subscribers at 81 90
each, in one remittance OF, Six Copies
for $40 90, without extFacopy:
Subscriptions to Harpers Magazine,
Weekly aud Bazaar, to one address for one
year, $40 GO; or, two Of Harper's Periodi-
Gals, to one address for one year, 81 90.
~ Back numbers can be supplied at
any time.
Vols. +, IL, andm. Of Harper's Bazaar,
for tho years 1868, go, 20, elegantly
botnd in green morocco cloth, will he
sent by express, freight prepaid, for 81 on
each.
Tie postage on Harper's -Bazar Is %
csntss YEAR, which must be paid at the
subscribers post office.
HARPER l. BROTHER,
Dec. Is, I'll. New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PEOPLES COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE!
r. - = = J.
Department OF
s6tgatyzts Uss5ee1si1y.>
Located over tile Freedmcns Savings
HE
Dannk,
Ill Carondelet St.

.k 81 : A. -
DAT AND EVENING, NO VACATION.
Tho old and young can enter at this
Institution any day, no distinction
made in regard to race or color. The
design Of the Institution, is to furnish
opportunities to those wishing a rapid,
thorough and practical business edu-
cation, fifty to y hundred per cent.
saved by students, by taking the rapid
commercial course. Parties having Or
binary ability, who have entirely nc
elected their education now have the
opportunity to qualify themselves for
almost any position in the State, in
al incredible short time.
From two to three months is. all
that requires to complete tho CONNER
al course. Terms reduced to suit the
times.
For further information call at the
College, or address
Prof. A. T. Selover,
Principal.
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> Wurd Republican
Mother CyuO.

New Orleans, June &c. 1872.
T., regular meeting Of the First Ward
s .;;esn Mother Club, held this day,
sE sa'n;ng resolutions we're adopted:
!. s. :,rsd THAT we, the members Of the
S'' Ward Republican Mother Club,
81 l., endorse the action Of tho State
a s.:.;on' presided over by Hon. Fl. J..
sshdl in its efforts to bring about
;a !"nr in the ranks of the Republicans
l51i;ii.na and We attribute: the failure
:s.s .he two Conventions lately assem-
\ .' III Haton Rouge to the Vaccinations
a. co,rupt clique Of Federal Office
=. :. i, our midst, whose course during
I I ;sst ,utIyemonths proves that they are
..r,';ncl to rule or ruin the Republican
st,G our State.
Waived, That We recognize the State
.ssriye Committee, presided over 10y
T. H J. Campbell as the only .legit-
~. hssd of the Republican party Of
;'~.aua, and pledge it our undivided
,,,yt in carrying out such measures as
II GENRE a glorious victory for our party
sas November election.
E.lrei, That the thanks Of the Re
rf;,aus Of this ward be, and are here
r;.nlcyed to Messrs. Isabelle, Melon
a Boswell and Murphy, delegates to
i REPUBLICAN, State Convention and
sgr Washington, alternate, for the able
'j..tr:,tia manner i'll which they dis
xsscl their duty.
Es5!!y,l, That the Corresponding Sec
"a; be instructed to publish these reso-
,.:sas in the n. 0. Republican and Lou
axAs, and transmit a copy to the State
Iss1a.ra Committee.
&gpe1) A. fhlLOI.
i true copy Of the original resolu'
.4s: :
r, McDoHNE1L .
lr: Sec. First Ward Republican Moth
s!1ib.
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|S''h Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club.

New Orleans, June 26, 1872.
regular meeting held this dry Of the
:. No Ward Republican Mother Club, the
s z'ass resolution, presented BY John A.
IT, Vas unanimously adopted:
d. as''ed, That the Customhouse con-
:, s.'a assembled at Baton Rouge on. the
, >*Sath day Of June, 1872, did notrep-
s'@ '+' Republican party of Louisiana.
~E"'Sed, by the utmost, outrageous
ar' md corruption, in the interests of
&.' a%.'arouse. 1t expelled thss1egally
ill.,. ','esSates Of the people aud put
ssss ~ places linen who did not live in the
ss,, w. Sney pretended to represent. The
i, D' and secretary were convicted by
IT, ssA convention of :fraudulently a.
y, a., sls 1ollS' Their masters, by = trick,
osp >ss discovered that the majority OF
'NilTnrAs- Te~f"-"F So
s,,. A''"n favored a union with the
u republicans, substituted: i fraud
j.. ''a'im i'll place Of the one really
IT, .,* winch such insultingcohditions
IT, ~ that unions vas made impoe-
sass, lucy refused all honorable offers Of
sys.~; with the regular Republicans.
10, st,,, ''ea a johnson Democtat for
aMx a. VINO sworc that in the massacre
sass 'oels We're peaceakle nnd the
'eta so.s Tue rioters, who filled the
b. a Sss with Democrats, and did
%aa,dn: '':slc cclored man in it;
III l '%," a sotc on Summers civil rights
"o'!natcd ior Lieutenant Coy
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD,
From Depot, foot of Calliopc street; on and
after SUNDAY, November l, 1872.
TRIMS will Leave and Arrive as follows:
Express Passenger Train leaves daily, Sum-
days excepted at 7 O'Clock q. M.
Night Mail leaves daily ct $50.
Night Express arrives - midnight.
Mail and Passenger arrive daily, Sundays
excepted at II noon.
NIGHT EXPRESS will stop at all regular
stations South of Magnolia, and at Flag sta
tons Saturday nights and Monday mornings
Is. PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached to oil
Trains, through to Louisville without choa'ge,
and but one change to New York, n oil
principalcities North, East asd West. -
Tickets for sale at % Camp street, corner
Common street. under City Hotel, and at De-
not n. o. J. and g. N. r. R.
ED. FROST, General Sup't.
S. f. CAREY, General Ticket Agent
CT. ATMORE,
..a - General Passenger Agent
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Third Ward CoIfax Guards.

IA large and enthusiastic meeting Of
:CCdiax Guards, held ut Clay Hall, the
Fg:rsixth Instant, tho following reso-
ions were unanimously adopted:
E~aEsE:ls, James H. 1ngraham and S.
Packard, delegates to the State conven-
nat Baton Rouge, have proved them
Ets recreant to the instructions confded
|aeir care by q too trusting constituent
in view Of their glaring treachery and
ay to all principles and tradition OF
Republican, party, aud it also appear
stnt the said J. Fl. Ingtaham and S.
Packard have laborcl more for their
T. Individual advancement than for the
A Of the Republican party or their con-
Guen.s;; therefore, he it
2raAv*A. THAT we, the members of the
inh la%fa as the Colfax Guards, in reg
li l4.~:an,, assembled. hereby repuaiate
En'ancc and in no manner recognize OF
f~1atuance tho traitorous, infamous and
:an.ora!l lie conduct or actions of said J,
IA,1ahara and S. 3. Packard, dele
us III and to the said convention, as in
wise expressing the feelings or political
gincuts Of this club; and be it fur
i.
1so!yel, That inaslnuch as the said In
tt4-&A md Packard ore prominent aspir-
@=to positions of trust aud honor in this
immunity through the assistance of our
Es, therefore this club does hereby de-
be the said J. H. Ingraham and s. B.
aarl to DO Entirely unworthy Of our
11asse or support in their aspirations for
d Or political advancement; be it fur
asoiycd, That we, the members Of the
liz Guards, will not recognize the NOM
sa2M made by the Packard convention,
STe hereby denounce Mr.. Kellogg as a
s' to the Republican party, aud not
'aay Of his nomination; be it further
@S''vcl, That we, the members of the
81 do demand the removal Of Nj.
S'sri' .ir. Casey, and Mr.. james Fl.
~snall from the Customhouse.
a8'vea, That a copy Of these resolu-
|s'e forwarded to all mother clubs
S2shout tie parish md State.
JOHN KELLER,
President.
(. HEATING,
Secretary.
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- hereby recommend that the
aloo ,..oho,,t the.s Statesshould

~ hereby recommend that the
y' ~ wv. throughout the Stateshopld
10, sssy proceed to enroll their mem
P's j., To- adopt bylaws providing that
: ' ,,.,l participate in Tho business Or
s' # the primary organizations,
s.s ,,.l as ars enrolled members
'.1.r Of the Committee.
S HIGH j. CAMPBELL,
.:,,.t Republican State Central Com
rittee
gss': rs s.,cretorv.
,,'aslican papers throughout the State
!. ,a,,ested to copy
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