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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
MEXICAN
MUSTANG LlHlMEnT,
FOR MAN AND BEAsr.

Probably few articles have ever had so ex
tcnsiye a sale. while none have been more uni.
yersally beneficial llan tie ,cl. rated Nj -
CAN MUSTANG INIMENT. Children.
Adults. horses and Domestic Animals ara
H,pays Liable to accident. aud 1t is safe to >ay.
chat no family can pass single season wirb"ut
some kind Of emuIient being necessary. !, he
comes IA ateer Of importance then to secure
the best
over three hundred livery stables in the city
of New York alone are using the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LtSIaENT, in nil of which it gives un
usBl -atistactiun. y
CAUTION. The genuine is wrapped in q
fine steel plate engraving with &C. "
Westbrook, Chemist and u&de max,
MEXICAN MUSTANG :L1ElEIET,'. en-
graved across the face of each wrs Per.
The whole bears the proprietor's private
United States Revenue ftamp. and no. the
common stamp as used BY drnggits.
LYON MANUFACTURING CO.,
IS So Park Plac @ New York.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Ghs Oregon 9epu bIitan.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JUNE l.
:. He Prayeth Best w no Loyeth Nsost.'


He prayeth best who l0ycth most,
Because he feels the want.
Of higher power, of loftIeY guard,
Than any he can vaunt.
He sees the need of tender care
To keep his loved ones safe;
And knows npon lites battle field
He's but passing wait.
His heart goes up in lofty prayer
To God, his Father--Friend-
Because he knows that lite is brief
TIis day may be lis end;
And then on whom can he depend
To watch with loving care
ills weaping children-stricken wife
He sees the need of prayer.
His eyes look upward to the throne
Whence God sends angels down,
And humhly asks a ble' sing then
His lite's success to crown.
lie knows the bitterness of life
It's dark side and its fair,
And bends his knee and bows his head,
In all-absorbing prayer,
lie has so much to pray for,
So many goods to seek,
The moments seem not long enough
Throughout the busy week,
The love within him teaches
That God alone has power
To guard his life, TO keep his love
Through every varying hour.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
CaTrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blame Mango,
and a like quantity of Pud-.
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lottc Russo, &c. 1t is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food i'm the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
A Glorious Change Il!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the slAcct-am-
chOr of the feeble and Sacbili-
tatcd. AS IN tonic and cordial
for the aged and lnnguid, nc
has nO equal among StOHm-,
achics. AS a remedy for the
nervous weakness, to which
women are especially subj
jcct, it is suRerse(iing every
other stirmsslant. Im all Cli..
mates, tropical, temperate.
or frigid, it acts as n specific
i'm every species. of disorder
which WMdernaiMcs the bodily
strength and breaks down the,
animal spirits. For sale by
alI Druggists.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
(ssE. q F! e. Ea T. a Es!!
Cheaper than Ever!!!
ITi:R, WORT El ~ CO.,
GLENDALE STORE,

GLh01N O11a~ - ~ - A@@-t
Have removed their STOCK OF GOODS 10
DaHas. aud are oustauty receiving NEW aud
WE'LL SELECTED GOODS. consisting Of
Ladies' Dress aud Fancy Goods,
Ncn and boys Clothing,
hats and Gaps.
boots aud shoes. /
Ladies' and ChIidrens' shoes OF every
style and size.
A full stock Of Groceries constantly
on hand. also Hardware and Crockery.
Wooden Goods Manufactured at the
EIlendaIe Mill. such as
Beavers. Cas>imcres. Hard Times,
Tweeds, FIanneLs and Blankets
Which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having desire to locate permanently IN
Dallas, We will deal fairly and justly with all
who nav favor us with their patronage. We
will exchange Goods for Country Produce, for
which we will pay the Highest Price.
Bring on your Eggs and Butter.
3-tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
SADDLE TIRE ES.
G.. I'll. COX

Has on hand and for Sale, SADDLE
TREES of all sizes and the best quality.
Shop near Waymire's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
43tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

DIR. SAGE's CArARRH REMEDY.--$500 reward
for an incurable case. Sold by druggists, or
by mail, 40 cents. Pamphlet free. AddressR.
V. Poarce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. 7.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
To TEE PUBLIC.

A LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
IN Washing and Ironing, &c, done by Mrs
burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south. west
part Of Dallas, will be Immediately attended to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

MAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
II WEEKLY CHRONICLE 1872 will contain In every number
carefully prepared ARTICLES upon Climate Soil Products Minerals
natural unsuTpad advantages Of BS Tennessee which
sty called the South" These articles prepared
expressly disseminate facts for the information Of looking
Correspondents will be carefully prepared
general Bomsenthe eheapesspd most reliable n
formation TO obtained Subscription only per for further
pfOrnston address the PubIbe RULE KICKS. KncITe Tenn
CTRIVE AND SUCCEED, Horatio Ayers
- new Pluck" book Is for sale TO-DAY a the Book
Horaio Aeer Ragged Dick Tateci Tom" Luck and
popular all over the country LORlNG, Publisher Boston
book on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, ImpO-
Denoe Diseases othe Gsneye Organs By HENRY A. DANIELS,
NJ. D., ia LsIingtousVe. hsled for Is esBtL
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with whom they are climbing fences OF spinning tops,
NAV not become OF Importance In that older game
which young people In country begin to play only too
soon and which 1t is best should be kept out OF their
thoughts as long possible. This however ia charac
teristc fault in juvenile books that II seems almost
hypercriHcal to aude to 1t in the case Of writer so
truthful, simple, and delightfully."- wellbred as Mrs.
O'Reiey There few books for children which we
can recommend thoroughly and so heartily AZ hers
And as Of wise has told that there Is
want of principle in making amusements for children
dear" Messs Roberts Brothers deserve thanks for CIV
ing these volumes form at once so tasteful ana
a. ,novoonsve W.
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Gountrp propertp to Get.

all walk Wal and South
Ferries Brookyn low small family Address b. rnesss
Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

The pretty edition Of Mrs. ROBERT 0REILLEY's
Works. Just issued By Messrs Roberts Brothers, viii be
welcome to thrOng OF Juvenile readers the first gift
book OF the Autumn 1t IS hard TO say which of the three
charming volumes comprised IN tins will be most
liked 40 the nursery hearth We fancy Doll World APP
peals must tendcry to the affections OF little matrons
with baby-hOuses and families Of wood and wax TO care
for though DebOrahs Drawer" with its graceful inter
linking story with story, is to be the elected IA
voite OF many. Our own preference is for Daisy's
Companions" and this for a less comprehensive
% children than 10 older people, namely that the story
coscs leaving the characters in the midst Of their childish
lives and without hint Of further fate development
Girls will grow up, and womauhood with all its poslib
lies lies in wait for each, but IL seems to as that
The hsppF little life so near the groaEd'
Is the tame plane for Juvenile literature and that to
abandon and few years further on Is mis- lake,
when the transfer is simply and delcatey done
by Mrs. OReilley. MOiheriy eyes grow misty ONE
times while gazing into tie bright and fearless faces Of
happy children. but wise mother viii scarcely seek to
cx plain 10 childish comprehension tle cause 90 Acr
ton Those who write for eli Greu tL0gll Doe equally
conscientious as TO preserving the childish stand
point. Neither does 70 seem 10 us wei 10 sd
little girls ~ thinking whether percAancc tho boys
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Nov Really;
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE

E'CIEClIC mAUAHlNE
~ FOREIGN LITERATURE SCIENCE. AND Art.
CONTENTS OF THB NOVEMBER NUMBER;
EMBELLISHMENTS -" JAMES ANTHONY FROUDb.'
Il PoSGds 70 T TIE By the Author
Ill NOVELS sSb 3 Ta II TINES By Lady Fs'-M'o"
". At Tx HvEsnsG 'TpE.-obsms.r.. Journal
v PLeRislGE TO PosT MsssIn: r.,
vi GEORGE ELIOT by Professor DO"den-C0n's"por'y lie
HET ST 81 Fa1 i
VIM ban Bsei sOthoT Daughter Of Hsh," se Chap.
TX PROSE- AND yERsEmst P.Sr. ~ v..vcv v..,.
x DOMESTIC LIFE AND ECONOMY IN FhASCE'-fra'er'
xI THE MOTHER OF JACQUES By the Author Of "P,ty"
XII DEVEGc s IN DRESS BY George D,r-ia.-MAcml-
Kill DR. LIvISGsT6NEs DISCOVERIES Journal
XIV FORMER e M,gssne ,,,,,, p..o,
XVI XVI WEah HE 81 sFT Tss'
XIX. LITERARY NOTICES.
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THE NEW
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Monday, o

NEw.YoRK Monday. Oct 81, 1877.
Another dull day at the Exchange and no
public sales Messrs. V. X. Stevenson Son put up the
property located the southwestery Of Tcsth
and sxyfts IS feet on the avenue, 100 feet on
the street. with 25x25 the southwesterly corner
the lot which there buildings renting TOT
SLIGO per annum Bidding started at 5000, ana
after considerable effort the part or the auc0ucef
was run up to s2s5O when not being able to 0glan any
further bias, the property was wlthdfaWn; We SHOULD
value this lot at from $500 to $1,000 and the buildings
must be Of considerable value else they would not
Joseph Mcclure adjourned for week the legal sale
noted TO take place under the direction OF FREDERICK -
White referee OF eight lots located on the northery
side Of Northumberland forty eighth-st. commencing
200 feet easterly from the Kmgsbridge road .,..o
For tomorrow uesday) several sales are advertised
10 take place. OF which worthy the attention OF
operators.
AT private SALE WIN. H. Raynor reports having sold
seven full lots located on the sOuheriy side Of One
hundred-and-thrty- hth.st commencing 20 Ieee west
erly from scyenth-aye, for $4,000
Sales to take place at the Exchange
BY Joe Mcclure legal sale under the direction Of yaeoo a. O
referee the property located on the soaAsr side Of lhii' 1917
BY Muller wilkins Co.. The two.Oy frame dwelling and Eve lot.
lI25 located the Of Elm IT. Asd rntOAaVe
xtToory and @ lsoIs located on the 'OutbeFy side
OF Eigh yGnh-st. $50 feet easterly from fcnh-ayc.
by A; D: MelleA, jr Bro Suburban sale 49,, -. ,,L,,u
~ Benz FaeAg g sale Snr The SrectG1 o. Adrian .ted1
located The soaeaser corner OF Masonae AID
Property souhey side Of TirtoeDht, l'a
feet westerly from Avenue C.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
FdrJ0est " INC 9li 1lOO spd Nominal
HOuson-st Of wstsst II 3565 $1,000
IIouso1-st l3 Of Wlietts. 2Ox63.
38h 1913 Of IOthave 236Iy0. Nominal
l6tbst 800 of 5hsye, COX CO.'S and GOeet lease
''is' s. so e Of anu oo'.' 10000
'Sis nj . $40 r. Of sh's 4oiio ana 10000
itss@ cor OF Madon-Ave 1OiOOo ana ooe'.. 1900
t-s, iis r. a ~ 1,b..ve II efl0O .......... ID 500
eo,h 81 TX n = ~ "A ave iOrlOO5 Nominal
a., a. 0 n q ~ aisVc grlOO5 and l.......... 1900
~ ~ ~ - 81 az ve 2orlOO5 and l,,,,.,,,.
iitt Ss3 n W o 3ve 20rlOO5 and L.......... % 900
it9Ist S7s n ~ ~ 1tL.sve 2sIgq .,..,,,..,. 1000
-. - a cor ~ sq,bst I1O sr90 ,.,,,.,... $4,000
SJ 80 - 90, ~ 7-tbst 100 2xl0O ..,,..,..... $4,000
Ii,isye " IN soretist 1900
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tjousss ano farms Wanteo.

WANTED Il GOOD CLAY LANDS Tor a
49, N,s Ye.k Nil bav Send pareal,rs or apP
-'~' " WARD 4 LIykRA0RR NJ. LIZA bEOsdEAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

TERE. JOHNSON. Jr Auctoneer.
Real Estate TroSpty so s5d Rrt'la3 Of s,oel.
Furniture. heIlfsgie' b.
kDRIAS n. NULLsu, Az ton..L
A UCTION SALE of 20 VILLA PLOTS
sl,aaieO on
FoRDHAM mGHTs. wEsTCrE FER COUNTY.
OVERLOOKING TIE HUD 0S RIVER
ADRI.E IT, MULLER. p. r. WILKES g. Co. vii ,el at ss,sa.
On THURSDAY Oct - m At ocoet DE Exchange saIe~o
No. III Broadway, BY onier Of ?. Z. JsbasaH 80,
SO VILLA PLOIs,
situate on Fsrhsm Hghs a0d SoAng ha'oms' Dam R"s
short distance above Is JUNCTION With Celtstare icing he
MOST DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
part Of wesehescr coaH,y fr 'le erection 81
SUBURBAN. HOMES.
This property situated The summit Of tie Hight, At N '''"
Of from 100 10 10 feet the ec q he river ard m'e' ss
tenave which Il
UNSURPASSED POR BEAUTY
TIE LAND Is NATURALLY DRAIsED AND fRih
THOSE MALARIoUs DISEASES which prevail a man 'e'
westchee County the nlto1al triaaseb deceive
County which the sboT<e'eSsel 'f''S
located is 1sder the charge Of tic
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS,
wLO arc row maturing phus for the eon'ruetoa Of
MAGNIFICENT DRIVES AND AVENUES,
and also for tie erection Of
SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER
An' inc '-i'AS " TUNNELS UNDER
s Harlem River connecting such asi sveuuss VIII ths Bo
yard on the Hcy-York side
De,rpfvo maps giving in detail hiaoy q ~ tbs ', !.
poveenS now being and contemplate ~ We '""|PL,7
In he md on Application the suedouess, No flHesI
Eighty per may remsin on bond ana - AL, 8
Tie Dolly Trains Of the Hudson River Railroad I'm 20
days included
g J. GOODENOUGH, AuetiOneer.
-. BY GOOBESOUGH WBBER
Oaee No. M Broadway, New York.
SUPREME COURT SALE
WEDNESDAY. oct. -,
stI2 O'Clock, the Exchange Sssesroom,
Ill Broadway, NeT-tOrk,
the following described property under TIE direction Of ED"ARDL
l. Doe lot Of LAND 21Ees6 foarsoy fsrse Houss a.
Store twostoy ert.aon known as NO. % hooeyeh
LOT the eastery side Of secondaEe, distant le -
soutberly fro1a Pi,y.ihirdst dimension 2tlyO fset
One LOT the souihery e Of Fhk st., Us fesi eayf
from the Secondave.; Dimensions 25IOO feet.
One LOT 9I534 with the threeory brck Bucng Ae,ss
situated on esstery AIDE Of HEdoH-av % feet north Of s
s. One LOT 20Itss with the Hr.eory brick Buhug iher,,
the northeast Of HadsonAye and aTy It, e
g. One LOT 2lers3 with tb. oursory Building ner.,
situated the norhery side Of Tsrst distant "a eoO st
Maps and particulars at the Office Of the Anctisaeer.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auetoseer
TRUSTEES SALE of First-Class FRENCH
ADRIAN II MULLER p R. WILKINS Co. vii sell ., .a,gou
WEDNESDAY Oct a. at O'clock, at tie Exchange sAssOou
By ORDER OF MEssRs sTrLwELL SWAIN. ATToRSEns
FOR TRUSIEESg
LEXINGTON-AVR AND FIFTIEIHSl.-Tbe hutflass 5rev
LeIingOnay comprising the enre front between fue "a
Py-6rstss and House adOnaF the sDd fronting
fehs The houses the avenue vary from p . - e. ~ va
81 90 feet depth that the street h ~ By - et
arranged and each foo contains all modern npoVeIes
VIII be delivered finished Terms of sale will De hbeTaL
MAYS at the Ohce Of the Guetioneers b,A)
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

BOARD WANTED.-A family of three adults
I'D and children aged and desire board in hnI
other boaer second fOr; net
$50 per exchanged Address Wskugton
giving exact location an6 particulars
BOARD can be obtained for two children in
10 pleasant house the kindly cared for and
moderate. Address NJ. NJ, Mott Hayea Pos-ohce.
Il side. Terms Moderate. Address H., p o. Boz sl7
WANTED-By a respectable lady, COM
W Portable ROOM with FIRE and in private family where ,s
desired moderate References eIhangd
Address Mrs NJ. B. c., Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

An edition of Wagner's Handbook Of Chemical
Techaology translated from the eighth German edition
by WILLIAM CEooKEs, T. r. s., is Published by D. Apple
ton & Co. The distng uished practical merits OF this
work cvnced by the number Of editions which has
rapidly passed through in Germany, and the high rank
which has been accorded to textbook in the most
advanced seats Of learning in that country. 1t gives
full and intelligent exposition Of the latest processes in
the working Of iron, gold, silver and the other prom
mctas with their SALTS In the manufacture SOAP
glass and stOno-wdre and IN The preparation of wlne
beer spirits bread, sugar. aud other products OF the
vegetable Kingdom No important topic Of chemical
technology appears 10 have been neglected, aud that
branch of science in It's whole extent is treated with
clcaiucss OF statement and fulluess OF detail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

An English translation of D0llinger's
Fables respecting The Popes IN The Middle ages, by
ALFRED PLUMBER, is issued by Dodd Mead. Tue
original work published more than ten years ago as
preparatory study TO the authors general history of the
papacy The fabulous inventions OF which II consists,
however different the occasions which them BIRTH
have had marked influence the whole aspect OF the
Middle Ages especially the poetry the theology, and
the jurisprudence Of the time. curious historical and
literary interest attaches TO the volume, which is by no
means intended exclusively for theolOgans aud &C.
clesiastics Dr. DOllinger's essay on The Prophetic
Spirit" translated by Professor Henry b. Smith, forms
a valuable appendage TO the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

TERE. JOHNSON, Jr.. AuciiOneer.
~ No. - NA~AUsT.. cor. tzOin~r.. IA. YORK
Real Estate gompty Sold and Rctals1 Sales Of stoei
Furniture. Hefafslhs s..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
The Defeat of Gen. Hawley.

As we feared. and wrote last week.
Gen. Hawlcy was defeated for the Sen
atorship of Connecticut. by il disgrace
full coalition of dozen Republicans with
the entire Democratic strength. this
amalagamation voting for Ferry. the
present Republican senator. who is now
styled Liberal. In the Republican eau
Gus Gen. IIawley received o. votes to
Ferry 10: at the election Iiawley re-
ccivcd l25 votes. and Ferry l33. After
the election Washington dispatch
SAYS:
When the news of Senator Fcrrys
election was received in the Senate. he
was Immediately congratulated upon
the result 10y Senator SchurZ Trum
bull. Sumner and Fcnton next shook
hands with him. and then the Demo
cratic Senators came to rejoice with HIM
over the brilliant success of the cOali-
ton. Ii was noticeable that no admin
i>tr;ition Senator congratulated him on
the result. The Greeley wing of the
Democracy are delighted over the vie
tory. and say that the next House OF
Representatives will he carried the same
way against the administration.
The New Haven correspondent of the
Springfield Republican says: Gen IIaw-
l,y'S friends could easily have put him
through" if it had not been for his rcit-
Grated and earnest injunction not to
buy votes or give compromising prom
iSc~.
az +h. ..tf. tl,,. [ '..nnr.,1-. tti.,,l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24

They could find no fault with his
character or standing. in any relation.
They could not deny he had most ably
advocated the great principles which
they had also hitherto profeSsed to sup
port but he wasa Hartford man. while
some of them were New Haven men. or
on grounds of personal spite. friendship
or obligation they preferred another
man. So the fifteen joined the ITO dem
ocratS i'll the legislature. and elected
Nj. ErIlN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-24
Lift up the Banner"

Under this heading the ChriSfidn In
ion Henry Ward Bccchci'S papcr) has
Il stirring article this week. from which
We copy the following paragraphs:
Can that be Il safe leader who has
50 suddenly hccomc the taVoritc of the
whole Democratic race. 10y whom he
has for thirty Years been UNNECESSARILY
abused. and against whom he has fought
that incc>>aut battle on which his po-
litiral fame rests What j. the mean
ing of this strange new friendship he
tween lifelong enemies such friend
ships are Suspicious Horace Greeley.
President of the Hitcd States 10y the
votes al the southern men who carried
GA The war; and of that Democratic pan
~ which hung like u dead weight on
Linc"im> Administration,
If the Democratic party. in view of
its past history and testimony. shall
now mdnr>c MI. Greeley. thriI life long
antagonist. il will not hc 10y conversion
nor -, hniuIIui. surrender. hJt j., all
act of political immortality H. shameful
IT. ever WIS recorded There have been
before tlIi> coalitions brtWct.n autI.o.
ui-lic elements tnr the mere ~ahc III
power. They have never locu deem, ii
honorable. Hut thcl will all turn Ia
the color nf tirtuc 10y tho. >d, at i, IN
fans. ul >ucH Il coalition IT, i NOW med
itatrd. l. it into the hands IF such It
party that our rircum>pcrt merchants.
urr prudent mechanics. or Intelligent
working men. are willing to commit the
GoN rllim"ut al this great nation Are
We /" live to sec the man in whom We
nave taken such pride. conducting an
administration 10y the leave of the men
Wh"~'' policy he has all hi~ life ahh"r-
red. dagHlI>t whom he has cmPtird :;
Thousand quiNcI>
Horace Greeley. borne L. Tho. l'T,'>i
DENTAL chair ~ Democratic vote, u"
the Democrats love him u" they he
liclr in his past life Are they in
sympathy with him in ideas. principles
"r policy , If they adopt him. will it
not he for the sake of breaking down
the Republican party Failing in an
election. Nh. Greeley might perhaps Vet
better serve tn" Democratic party 10y
dividing his own toImt.r lsutl to let his