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qae, bic fdon antbsile sc5ei6uet BADEN uro fih
no1 oieicm 8erslne anauibliesen luinibeR, fino ers
iudi, Der uG1iteu Ssriaumlun9, Wtuutas, Den Ii.
Wi1rj. ahcnos Z upr im 3ofale bes Srn. %. Sorr,
yir. $50, &aIton=Ape., nabe Sroaorpap, 6ei5unobE
men, tnoem Die @iEi6reibeaebI5ren erbobGH rueloen.
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Yrin3Triebri9 3arluouBreu.
BEN, miro, uie Die ,greslauer 3situms"
melOet, mad ieiner Riiftehr BON ieinem Aus-
fluge mad benz Orient, bic Ser. Staaten be,
lufen.
raergerlihl"- Gus benz yDap.
Democrat. ~ Die 59. 6rieorid) 6efer uRo
@nfap &Orner babeu Ih 8eioe fhr Die
BlatfOrm Der Wifionrl. 9iberalen erfldrt uno
peroen r1ad|iiens in Slinots 6ifentlif]e 8eoen
balten, nner pie man last, ben Staat SainotS
,ourhtumpen." 90 fallen ale Oeutifen,
ipelde gum Aufbau Der republlfanilt)et Pars
tel mddtis mitmirften nno oeren Nar1sn BEL
ibren sebiloeten unD freibeit5liebenoeu 9anoS-
leuteu, iomie aud bel Amerifanern etnen
suteu Slang baben SdurS, Stalo, &or@
ner, Seder, Wtiinh 2c.-pon Der He9lerur9Sz
partei ab. Son Der oeutifen .epublituniidlerl
Brelie flammern ih nur nod bier giatter
mo 3ruei 8l1tt1en al Die &odIaOBe Der DO
miniitration oil. 9as 1T aIerbings dr9erllf,
lebr draerlih, uno mir b~esreiTen Die iibis
2aune nno bic 9erei5te Stimmun9 Dteler les
ten leds @renabiere.
Gin 8elegs Diebtabla Ia Nem
gort 1T am Z. 3. gf. IN Hep 9ortz@ouutp,
3D., periibt morben. BORT brangeu Oiebt
in bas 3immer Der @ountp @omniidre uni
itablen idmmtlide gelese iiber bic Ausgaber
bes @ountp's aus ben Sabren 1861, TO-
wie peritieoeue anoere nihti9e papiere
g8as oieier 0iebftahl Su beoeutel bat, ii
ni9t 5ueiielbaft, benu i9ou ieit ldn9erer 3et
berri@t Serpa4t sesen Die @ountp=S eb0roen
Dieielbeu haben Is ferti9 gebraht, Die Shal
oenlat oes Gouutp's in 10 Sabren nm $780,
900 su erb1ben, obne oaB irseno etwas Se
mertenswertbes fir oieie Summen selelife
1T. 8or Sur5em muroe baber elm @omtt
e%rnannt, wel9cs Die 6ednunsen pritieu iollt
uno 10 belt man es anl Selten, Die gesterer
feblen 81 lafen.
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Wener Nnunerein.

aue Sicienisen, melhe iib unttrihrte6en baben,
unl eiHeH neuen Sauueretu gu gIlHoeu. unb 9ieienis
9eu, melhe nod be~iJutreten lpiinlhfn, fpeloen eriu6t,
tdIe ocs 5rn. Bieadnc Snrtb, Slooftete Der
Gaibtustonz uro oampieaoitraBe, eiR5ufRoen.
1922
0anitr. immeruabrenoer Saunerein.
Oerielbe oerianllnelt Fh ieben Sienffns Mbene
balb 8 ubr bel 8. W6idhel, Scr. asa, 0or0<9apItr.
Seine Iad5abluna. SntereiieH boron auf an ieoe
bunoert Dollars, penn Sutiidheiablt.
i- =. 2in6em ann, Srdt.;
1927 q. S5reegbpit, Setr.
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S1abrt6t.

SD babe mid bsute BON Der SirmG 0raf, &oIbs
3 0epeHFprt 5uriifse5ogeu.
Baltimore, ben %. Gebr. 1872,
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Ole Timan,Iaac Ses 2anoes.

n AID YER EASEMENTS, NOTICES DC.
published in the 'Eoa~RssPoNDErS'' in the English
aad German idn1n Iges
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EntnmzEnurt> SnuDcrein Or. /.

@afbtn9tOu=S Iu0erein STR. L.
Eieler 8erel.I bat iih prooiioriIh or9Gntiilt unb
feline Bsanten erIpdbtt. Wer nod Gut bat, bei5uz
treten, 1T eriuht, nd1ten DeittnOd,, ben 10. WfdrI
instonItra6e, porSuiprepcn. SIM auitrnse brs Yrdts
rertrn Grams &cppHer.
(6U,1,3) -- Saipar u. ScblbOrff, SER.
SN1-SnJfir1cror NSntionoJ SSntr-
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Beri6t
bes3utanoes Der
nYotoTndcsS eners5SeridbeTHngS -OefeQf5aft"
BON Baltimore ben l.. SanHor 1872.
SeSethueteS 9apttGI 25,217 GHtPetIs,
IS pro Antbeil $i26,0b50O
Gir9esIbltes 8apitnl 100,539 90
9apItat, 5ablbar nab ~60tdstser 9Gu6ts
euns e5,O46m
Saar In Der nGrfef Rationot-H uno
.aGssiapsSis<Sant" ls,sOs 10
S Sas ~ pane 1864
0b!isatiOnsn ss2 90
@rnn0et9entbum In Der 5tobt 2,OO0m
Srits Sppotbef auf @ruueeisentbuna In
Bdlttmore=@ou az. b45 o.
s9enHot.SPiosS iieuba5nz"S blis. f7,0f7q 81
Me6iel sg 1'Su ~
anLeibsH nit Gi6erbeit i,Sa5 Al
AnleipeH ouf fur5e 3ett 60 al
BLrcau=Y fobItien uno ~giurtdknRa 1196 81
" an .Sqofssg ukn9egn- Solt9: 2-30 90
SOW,SinNs vhnS ouhtQeSl lsneopns@Ao &hQ06
Vt1"9"'ttVsA III oEt 9taot Salunere IS, 800 %
---I
STANDARDIZATION.
qopitals 8ermosen 100. $50 90
uHbeanhite Siuioenben bS4
Ieberi9uB 1854 ST
+rs -.. .--H. -----l
8ssa ,f.e.s5 $i2a,26 "a
AHertauuts Ssuute, NOD Mot iauia $1,000 90
tlntsriarieben uab 6eiGtporeR Dor mir ~
to6-6iJ SEQ. y, SansRUn, o6entiGer 3oar,
W NkH INN
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l0i-62l 5eInridb Sess, Setr.
Sertdt
oes3unonoesoer
rSpmes SeutrzS eriI dbet II IN aS=4e ietlid1aft~
pon Baltimore am 81, SeSember 1871.
9apitaIz 8ermosen 5000. 0c0
Slnbe5opltes 8apltal 100000
Serm6sen.
Dicrftpreis
@rnnoetgentbun1 $500 90
Sppotbetsn 1864 81
Rdrelano Berth .zanleIhe 5,1OO 90
9rlnorenteu in Der Staot Baltimore 1904 90
Ser. Staaten Stelerz Stemue( 50 10
SbIigatioHen Der Staot Baltimore $780, 90
Uiartettdz uno @incinnatzG blieott4
omen, 1 9npotbet 6,S90 90
AttieH Der nUtarplanbs2e6ens- BerIs
@ernuss=@sieai4aita 5000 90
S6ligationeu Der ngDetltheR Rornz
LANDER @ifenbabu," ~garantirt DON
@aibinetoH=@ eantn d. L.fO0O0
sYitt=buI9 Inb @onnelspiQerH gtiens
bdbnsS bIisationen g"- 4.526oO
4nieibsH aui turse Selt NIT SiberbeiteR 1885, 90
Dedist I2'3SS "a
GGuige nod niht grba!tene 3iuIeu 5eS On
Bar an SaRo uno In Bant Aim %
Saar iuSanoen ponasentsu In ErcHfso I f,3576 G.
$I20, S1S 20
ausgenommen bes capitals un0 Ser rnbesablteu Dts
%ptoenoen, feline.
.4 O.. SarIon Biniams, grdI.;
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Ser 1,eusegrinbete GagertraRenz
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6Spr 1fsunenrt,uhPtf Gnnprttrnprn<
eSS"a.n:, No.
OuupSLStu 49,
bat ii6 uonftGnoi9 ot9anlfirt uno iebr port1eilbotte
9eiePe a~n9enommer. Gls neutrality-suspicious. ltno
;sIbsn nod Seisntretsn niiRitpeu. gnS stfubt. TTatTten
0ienffdg. ben II. D. @t., a6enoS 8 ubr, bel Srn.
oh. HSaiter, @de @agertr. uRb Sentral=Auenue,
su erldelnsn. AJAX, &
Urban 6aufmdnn, prop. 8rli.;
Z (602) Spuie 5cite, prop. gett.
NJ 01 -rCF.-I.- e5..L-.-... "a. 10
yea. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wr. Il.
allie, ueIht g~tionnen iiHb, ii6 ohi9em neuen Ser
cine aaBuihIieBcn, merbeu hermit eiusclGoer, I'D
NJ ns9itfn Sssni@a' D,s ~ g IsG S,r @ aSmSIi I1s u n1S
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Nene Nn3eigem.
Beridit

iberoen 5uhan66er
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Baltimore
oPu l. Sauuor 1870
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1m 20. aebruar i'm 5auie oct gfutter Der 8ront
ourdh Baitor Naler Sarl 4. alUs nit 6ronletn
Warie @ro6m ann, Seibe BON bier. t6D
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
Order of Publication.

County et"'S OF isU~ hi""on March Tcrn is7s
Archibald V. Mckee and VIM. Frazier, pi'fs,
versus
Rebecca A. Foreman and David Foreman, Def'ts.
To Set Aside Decd
NOW at this day come the said plaintiffs before
the Judge OF said Court and file their petit
ton, stating among other things that the said
David Foreman is non resident of the state of
Missouri. 1t is therefore ordered by the Judge
of said court that publication be made notifying
the said David Foreman that an action has been
commenced against him by petition in said court,
the object and general nature of which is to set
aside u deed or deeds made in favor of Rebecca
A. Foreman Of and t9 the following described
land, to wit: The undivided ono half of the east
half of the southeast ar of section No l. and the
west half Of the southeast quarter of section No.
/, also the southwest or of the southwest or of
section No 3, all in township 40. range ! west !;
also all of 10 Nos. five (5), eleven ND. two t2),
four (4), and seven (7), being a part of the SUI
division of the real estate Of Jacob Presley, de-
ceased, among his heirs, as made by the commits
sioners appointed by the Circuit Court of Lincoln
county, to partition the lands of said Presley
among his heirs, the plat of said subdivision be-
ing on record in the recorders otce in the county
Aforesaid in book n, page 166 and following, and
being a part of the northeast fractional or of
southwest quarter of section No. q, all in town.
III p and rang aforesaid; also the north half Of
the northeast of the northeast of section No. 9,
township and range aforesaid. And you. the
said David Foreman, a.e hereby required to be
and apear in the court or before the first day
of the next term thereof, to be begun and held at
the court house in said county on the first Mon
day after the fourth Saturday in September next
and answer said petition. or the same will be
taken as confessed and it is further ordered tina,
copy hereof be published in the Lincoln County
Herald n newspaper published in this county and
~ fnrf aiX hy I,
quired.
......... A true copy of the record.
SEAL: Witness my hand as clerk AMI tn,
'''.' "' seal of said court hereto affixed al
flee in Trov, Lincoln comfy, Mo, this 81 day
of July, 1872. WIN. COLBERT, Clerk.
LII
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

THANKS. FRIENDS, THANKS IL de-
sire to thank the citizens of this commu,
nifty for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me iu my business transactions with
them; and as l have opened another
large and complete stock Of Notions, &c
ask them for a continuation of their
favors. AS heretofore. | will sell my
goods cheaper than they can be bought
elseuhere Almost anything you can call
tor in the notion line have in my store
al.o large stock of boots and shoes for
men, women and children, which | will
sell for very little advance on first cost
also complete lire Of ladies and gen.
tlemen's hats, together with groceries -
cheaper than they eau be bought else.
where of same quality. And speaking of
groceries reminds me Of thirty odd years
ago, when sugar was sold at 20 pounds
tor a silver dollar-and the money was
equally as legal as it is now, though not
quite so tender.
nl6 w. S, COOPER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

Allen Warden, of Darlington Wis,
who was Lincoln Presidential elector in
1864, and Grant Presidential elector in
1868. in an oration at Argyle, Wis. On
tho Fourth Of July, severed himself from
the administration party and announced
himself supporter of Horace Greeley.
According to the New York Evening
Post, Hon. Milo Goodrich, Radical con-
gresham from the Twenty sixth district
Of that state, has abandoned Grant aud
gone over body aud boots to Greeley.
Der Republicauer, tho German Repub
lican newspaper at Fountain City, Buf
tale county, Wisconsin, hoists the Gree.
ley flag and gives an enthusiastic sup
port. Grant had $50 majority 10 Buffalo
county in 1865 The county is largely
rettlsd by Germans who have always
voted the Republican ticket This year
they will vote for Greeley, who will have
at least as much majority as Grant had
four year, ago.
The Daily Express at Lancaster the
ssaunch old Thad. Stevens Republic an
psper-rspudiatss Grant and supper t.
Greeley and Reform, both state and ma
tional. That county, which has always
been largely Republican, will 60 tor
Greeley.
The editor Of the Council Bluff. Non.
pareil, having frequently asserted that
there were no Republicans in that city
who would support Greeley, leading
Republican spent one hour and half 10
procuring the signatures of sixty five
Republicans who would pledge them.
selves to support the nominees of the
Cincinnati and Baltimore conventions
Another impor,au, accession to the
Democratic Republican ticket is an
aouncsd. Ths Brooklyn Daily Times,
next to tho Eagle, the most Influential
paper in Brooklyn, hoists the names OF
Greeley and Brown. The Times is
edited BY Hon Geo. G. Bennett, 4 Re,
publican member Of the last assembly of
New York.
Hon. De Witt Z. Littlejohn will take
the stump for Greeley and Brown. The
Rochester Union says be is undou oubtedly
the ablest and most iuausn ntial Republican
10 central and northern New York. Mr..
Lit.l'john vas the Whig aud Republican
mayor of Oswego for three terms; he
was Whig and Republican member of
the assembly for ten years, and speaker
OF tve different assemblies; was a Re.
publican member of the 3Sth congress ;
commanded the 10th regiment Of New
York volunteers {; and he is the head and
front OF the great Midland railroad On.
terpri.s.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

MEETING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL Dis
TRICr COMMITTEES There was q meeting
Of the committee, in pursuance Of prior
notice, at Montgomery City, on TUESDAY,
the 10th inst. Members of the committee
we're present from Warren, Monroe, Aud.
rain aud Montgomery. s. A. Craddock
Esq, Of Audrain, was made chairman OF
the committee, 1t was agreed that the
Congressional Convention for the 18th
District should be held at the city OF
Mexico, on Friday, the 18th day of Sep
tember. As there was not a ma ority OF
the committee present, it was thought
best, one Of the committee informs us
to regard the time and place for holding
the convention as suggestion. rather
than the positive action Of the body
Montgomery County Leader.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
bem~sys.,s Tonysn,iss Csile&.

j. meeting Of ibe Democratic ss''s'
central commistse $aS held ysstsrdsr I"
the Plapters house.
Tbs folloaing gsntlsmsn representing
the cou mittse sers present: Gen
A. Rosiev, Judge TSos. tlolliday' On
Got, John s. Phelps, kzro X Hickman
Gen. Joh3 Reid, Col. T. G Huts, Coz
Edwsrd MoCabe, J. Il. X. CundlH, u. l.
Armstrong and 5. Hutchins.
TIE co@uittes 6xsd upon Wednesday
the 2lst dAy of August, and tho p'ac'
Jefferson City, for holding the State
Dem ocratic. convention. The convention
is to be composed Of three delegates from
each representative district 10 the state
the delegates SO chosen to cast the vo,e'
Of their respective counties upon the
basic Of an assumed Democratic vote
such assumption to be arrived at as fol
lows: The negro vote oi 1870 is to b'
added to the vote for Grant in 1858, and
this amount, SO obtained, is TO be sub
tractsd from one sixth Of the population
as shown by the census Of 1870. 1t IL
supposed that one sixth Of the popula
ton will be equal to the whole number
of votes cast, and that the vote for Grant
and the negro vote includes about the
strength Of the Radical and l.ibeaal Re
publican parties, which being sub'racted
from the entire vote. will be an approx
imation of the Democratic vote.
The committee appointed II. W. Nc
Mullen, editor of the Hili.boro Gazette
to gil the vacancy in the committee oc.
casoned by the death of James A. Bill
lungs.
The chairman Of the committee was
duly authorized to call congressional con
ventions to nominate candidates for con
gress in the districts, which BY reason of
re ds,ricting the state, have no executive
committee.
The convention for the Fifth congres
sional district Is called for the 2Sth Of
August, at St. James, Phelps county.
The committee will adjou to meet a
Jefferson City on the 2Oth proximo, the
day before the convention.--St. Loui.
Republican, Goth.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

A correspondent Of the St. Lculs
Times urges the claims Of J. l.. Stephens
Of Boonvils, a banker, for Governor.
Joseph l.. Stephens vas born in Cooper
county about forty Eve years ago at an
early age he studied law; afterwards
prasticed his profession with the distin
guished Hon Geo. G. Vest. now of Ssda.
liza early 10 1861 went into the banking
business at Boonvills, in which business
he is still engaged.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

The following named gentlemen are
stumpiug the country for Greeley aud
Brown: Gen. F. Cary Of Cincinnati,
sx Senator Doolittls, Wisconsin, Gov.
Gilbert G. Walker Of Virgins, Senator
Upton Of Nebraska. Hon. w. A. San
dsrs Of Baltimore, Nd, Zone Of The pres
idential electors on Grants ticket who
withdrew and joined the Greeley rauks)
ex-senator Miller Of Georgia. Col. Jas,
J. Davis, Judge Fowler, Col. Master and
ex-senator Carl Schurz OF Missouri, have
taken the stump. Those who ere =,
North Carslina send iu cheering intslli.
gsuss from that district. Gen. kilpat'
rick has started for Maine to stump thai
state.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

President Grant 10 still at Long
Branch whore be holds receptions,
Horace Greeley 6nds time in the
midst Of his Presidential canvass to writs
40 sucy yclopsdia.
Stokes, the slayer of jim Fisk, jr
states that be has every. reaso. to believe
that he will bs let out on bail. lie
wants to 60 to Europe.
Mrs. Susan B, Anthony, snd Other
ladies Of her persuasion, have published
. card calling or the woman suffragist ts
support the Grant administration.
The Republican convention in Cler
mont county. Ob,o, last Saturday
counted among it's forty nine delegate,
eleven Of Grants office-boldsrs, aud
nevertheless. had to Be carefully managed
to conceal all s,gus Of detection in Grant,
native county.
M. Joaquin Miller, the psst, rsporte,
the other day to the Albany Argus, tbs
the enthusiasm fer Greeley among th,
Western people 10 uobouudsd, and i
especially intsnss in California, whisl
may Be regarded - certain to give il
! electoral vets to Greeley and Brevs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
Shevt6's Sale of School Lands.

DY VIRTUE and authority of an order oil
ID sale issued from the Office Of the Clerk of tn 9
county court Of Lincoln county, Mo dated July
10th, 4. D., 1872, will, on
Tuesday, October /, A. d. 1872,
between the hours of Q O'Clock in the forenoon
and Eve o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the court house door in the town of Troy, Mo-,
during the sitting of the circuit court of Lincoln
county, Mo sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder on a credit of ~ months, purcbase',giving
bon with security TO bear ten per cent. per an :
mum interest from day of sale, and school
mortgage on the land purchased, the following
described school lands, to wit: 80 acres. the east
halt Of the southeast quarter Of sec 10, township
50, range west, ard 40 a,res, the southeast or
of the northeast quarter Of section l6, township
so, range west.
ju!yl7w9 +. WING, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

Application was made to Mr.. Greeley
recently to furnish money to start paper
in his interest at Washington, to which
he replied
~ do not consider that . legitimate
political expenditure. If the people
will not support . newspaper which is
favoring my election, We wust get on
without IS best We may"
What would Grant have done? Why,
he would have ordered sn assessment on
tho department clerks, postmastsrs, &c.,
and generously forkod it over.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24
RsDaNieaG Simplicity.

we BOAST Of ouv dsssocrstic isstians
lions. Wa talk Of the simplicity which
shar.c,epise. ou, form OF gossrsnsu'
and its Sodss Of administration. Wa
he's. Ne Aiug--only a yrssideat Nc
cours -oul, cabine. and lobby. Nc
royal aristocraey only the represents
,ivss Of the comWon people.
But this is all talk. What is the fact
A military ruler in the chair Of state
6guratively speaking. A presidential
snob, made rich aud making his satel-
lities and relatives rich through once.
The executive officer Of forty millions OF
republican citizens, whose business re-
auires attestion at Washington, and their
ssr,ant rolls 10 the surf at the sea side,
and disports himself behind fast horses
among the parvsuues Of Nsw York. A
vain glorious, shoddy president, who
paradss his children before the nobility
Of Europe as samples Of what their
father Is.
Grants familiar, Gen. Sherman, star
ring it on the continent, and ostenta
tioi,ly lntruding himself upon tho at
tsntiou of kings and empsrors! In the
language of the kilograms of yesterday,
the General was indignant at the lack
Of attention which be experienced at
court"
We have become thoroughly disgusted
with all this. Another four years of the
reign Of snobs will destroy what little OF
republican simplicity, Theoretically. yet
remains to that country called the United
States. Horace Greeley, with his old
coat and white hat, covering us simple
and honest Il soul as ever wore earth
around it, is presidential necessity. We
want to get back to those national Gus
toms in high places which characterized
our country bef,re the era Of snobbery
set in under the Grant dynasty. 10
March next plain printer, hard work
Ing editor End honest man assumes the
presidential Office. Exsunt a mill ary
rulers republican court and stuck up
paraphernalia generally.-Peoria Oils.
Democrat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

Gen. Porter says "we," Grant l. Co.,
have received letters from prominent
Democrats naming their intention to taxi e
the stump for Grant and Wilson, and that
their names will shortly be made public.
That will verify the old ajags Of Fools
names like their faces are often seen in
public places. They are doubtless fools
for money, however.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

Grant and bis friends are getting un
easy about Psunsylvauia. Foruey il
making trouble in the family, aud Sscre
tary Rebsson, Senator Wilson and ex
Senator Cattsll Of New Jersey, and it il
said Grant himself, have been to Phila
delpbia trying to pacify the bellisereu,
Forney. Being the proprietor of th,
most Influential Journal Of the East, ap,
pareutly friendly to Grant, but down on
the Radical candidate for governor Of
his state, he is doing good service for tbs
reform. Owing to this the Democrats
will probably carry the state in October
which will only be a fore runner o.
Grants defeat there in November. Bu
after all Mr.. Fornsy has said against tb'
nominee of his party, one Hartrauft, h'
is not likely to swallow his assertions ane
come out iu his favor to crafty Grant OF
any Of his followers. He has a longel
head than any Of them, aud probably see'
which way the wind 10 blowing. Here
is the way be talks:
We confess that We ourselves wer.
totally unprsparsd for the indictmeu
which has been brought and substan
tiated against Hartranft. Our words o.
couuss! against the corrupt Cameron
ring we're secuted the soilsd charsster'
Of Objectionable candidates were sough
to be cleansed. aud harmony in the party
ranks restored by concerted series o
coarse personal attacks on the editor o
this paper. When these tactics proved
upavailing, they endsavored to sseur,
acquisscsnce bv midsr means. Th,
fable of the old man aud tho boy 10 the
spelling books has been reversed bu
neither SANDER, nor villi6catiou, nor en-
treaties from friends Of General Grant
nor proffers, nor threats Of any kind, cal
induce US to stullify ourselves and violate
the compact between the Prsss and III
readers, by which We are bound not t,
advocate the election Of q man who's,
un6tnsss Is plainly established"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-24

Secretary Dslano, 10 a speech q, Alex
dria, Va, argued that Greeley, if elected,
would place himself under obligations to
the Democratic party, and that in some
degree at least he would be tho exponent
Of the principles Of that party. And
that's what the Grstitss fear most. They
don't want Democrats to receive any OF
the favors which such an obligation
wsuld secure.