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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-21
FAX9A7LsSmATTsH1|1N.

lind on the tax books Tor 1869 and 1870, abou,
Ten thousand DullLrs delinquent ON personal
property and On page Hiss sec. ~ Wagners Mis-
sour statutes 1 find my duty as follows 'lhe
Collector shall diligently endeavor, and USE all
lawful m.ans to Collect all the taxes they are re.
quiIei 10 collect in their respective Counties, ana
to that end they shall have power to seize ana sell
the good, and chatlrls OF the persons liable ior ihe
TaX.s." If Ihnse d .~linqu"ni taxes had been paid
when the sam: brc IN: dde, ihe levy Tor taxes III
ISL would have been seventy thousand insie I'll 81
Eighty i thousand Dollars, and The burden oil taxi
tipn would h ave BE- n lighter on those WI, Gun
forward and promptly paid their taxes. Now IN
order that justice be done to all, our Taxes reduced
and l perform the DID, required II me by law,
intend to C ,llcct these delinquent tixcsif C M Had
sufficient personal property out of which TO make
tbs SANE. therefore all pers,hs knowing them
selves delinquent on personal property for any
year prior 10 ISL will save them tlves costs 10y
coming forward promptly and paying III. sam :
/ trust 1 will moi OneI.d any one III this rrfol nance
of my duty, yet 1 intend to follow the law To The
best vi my ability.
r. CONOVER,
Collector Of Andrew County.
Savannah No, February list ls7..
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During the recent discussion i'll the
House on the currency question, Dir.
Brown of Monroe, in an oratorical
fight-speaking OF his Excellemcy the
Governor acclaimed 40 follows:
He [the Governorlnow dictates to the
party who made him. In establishment
we ask:
ain the name of all the gods at once,
Upon what meat doth This, our Ja'-ar feed,
Thai he l. grown 81 great -
Colonel Wingate, of ST. Louis. respon-
dcd in an audible voice. "'PossuIn."
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APPLES. STANDARD.

APPLES. STANDARD.
First class S to Z feet each, Price, IS cts.
First class 4 10 q " 10
First class 3 to 5 8"
Leading Sorts.
SUMNER APPLES
Early Harvest. Red Astrican, Benoni Red
June.Sops Of Wine. Sweet June, Summer
Queen.
AUTUMN APPLES.
Fall Pippin. Fameuse, Maiden Blush.
Rambo, Fulton Strawberry, G%ravenstine,
Lowell and Orange.
WINTER APPLES
White and Yellow Bellfower, Janet, JON
athan, Milan, Missouri Pippin, Northern
Spy, New York Pippin, Ben Davis, White
Pearmain, Golden Russet, Seeknofurther
Talman Sweet, Wagner, Willowtwig,
Winesap.
PEARS STANDARD.
From 2 to 4 feet high and 2 to 3 years old.
Price each, from %otO 80 cts.
Flemish Beauty, Bartlett, Lawrence, How
ell and Seckel.
DWARF PEARS
From 2 to 4 feet high and 2 to 3 years old.
Price each, from Toto 50 cts.
DWARF APPLES AND SIBERIAN
CRABS
Very Large, Price each. from 20 TO so cts.
PEACHES.
Price each, from : 10 to Is cts.
CHERRIES.
Price each, from : Is 10 50 cts.
FLUMS.
Price each, from . : Is to GO cts
w
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LINES WRITTEN On HE DEATH OF
WILLIE DUNCAN.

yes ! Willie is dead our only Child
Is cold in deaths embrace
As sweet a child Is ever smiled
Am ing the hum an race.
For four short years our darling one
10 Us was kindly spared
And mnre than infant sense possessed
To merit our regard.
His little, prattling tongue was heard
Throughout the l~ivrlJng day,
And sweeter music than u made
Our ears have never heard
His bright, brown eyes, his dimpled cheeks
His arm around our neck,,
His farewell kiss upon our lips
We never can forget
Affection laid its ~blighting hand
Upon our darling boy /;
And death released him from his pain
And bore him hence away
Iii, spirit 10 a better Land,
His body 10 decay,
How sadly ch.ngcd all things appear
That once Gould give Us jrs-
To look arvund AMI see IL, III Lore
Our darling little boy.
Hi, v &c Ant oh tir, hi, little boots.
His play things idly lay.
How sad and lonely is our home
since Willie Went away.
His little i'm lge dearly loved
M m prr ON earth Will see
But from on high his voice calls us
Prepare 10 c,,m. To me-.
Then rest. sweet Willie, safely rest
Thy suffering here ~isu'rr;
And when dull life with us is past
Well meet You on that shore.
Then in that peaceful land of rest
What joy no tongue can tell
When We shall 81 tsp you 10 our breast
And with sweet Willie dwell.
MARY \. BEAN,
Salina Kansas
February eth lS.2
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS

Notice is hereby given 10 Contractors. Builders
and all others interested, that the BOARD of Edu.
cation of the city of savannah will receive sealed
proposals for the erection of the new addition To
the Public School House ut savannah.
The Proposals To be tlcd with the Secretary OF
the Board, OF or before the 9Th day of March ls!2.
The Plans speciiications and detail Drawing. all
com pletc Gun be seen 1T the Office Of Hcren Il ReA
on and after he 10th d ny uf February loi2 At which
tim and llL'e the terms OF payments can also he
learned.
said propmrals shall be in the following msnner.
lSt. i'rOpos al, for Excavation aud stone work,
incl iding all Gu. stone.
md. Proposals for Brick work. =.
sd. Proposals for Carpenter work including All
tin and iron work.
4th. Proposals for Plastering.
5th. Proposals for Painting including Glazing.
The Board will receive Propose as tor each part
of the work rs above set out, and will also receive
proposals for the entire building C ,mplete.
The party making proposals IN all Cases to fur-
ni,h all m t,rrial.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
proposals.
The sealed proposals to be opened in the presence
of the Board when in session, on the 9Th dsy OF
March ls12, between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and { O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day,
all proposals to be filed before any ARE opened.
by ORDER OF HE Board.
JANE ANDERSON,
President.
DAVID REA,
I1f Secretary
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The thanks of the convention were
rendered to Col. Giddlings, and Col.
Wilkinson for the very able and instruc-
i've manner in which they had entertain
ed the meeting during the absence Of tho
committee.
On motion the convention adjourned
E. S. DAVIS,
Chairman.
W. W. Caldwell,
Secretary.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Thomas Hulse living in
jackson Township in Andrew County and
posted before the undersigned Justice of
the peace on the Sd day Of January 1872
one dark bay mare aged about twelve
weary, a little white on the left hind foot
and a split in the hoof Of the left fore foot
and a star in the forehead, about fourteen
and a half hards high appraised at twenty
dollars by J. V. Berry and James Nc
Creary who we're duly qualified by me for
that purpose.
Given under my hand this Sd day ofJan
1872 | hereby certify by the foregoing to be
a true copy Of the Entries as appears on my
stray Book.
A. 5. C%HIrrENpEr.
10 Justice Of the peace
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North Missouri
Fruit Nursery.

This Nursery is located two and . half
miles east Of R~osend.ls, /. station on the
Missouri Valley Railroad, and two and =
half miles west of Whitssvills, Andrew
County, Mo: with several Branch Nurssr-
les in the adjoining counties.
The propristoW take this method Of in.
forming the public that they have by far
he most extensive and complete stock Of
Fruit Trees g u. Shrubs
in Northwest Missouri. Will hsv over
Two Hundred Thousand Trees, from one
to three years old, to dispose Of in the
spring Of 1872, Also, . large amount Of
Usage Orange Hedge Plants. We have
over one hundred varieties Of Apples,
Peaches, and Pe,rs and in proportion ;
therefore, no purchaser need have any fear
but that his order will be filed with any
named variety that he may select.
We trust that We shall be enabled to
conduct our business upon a p1incipel
that We may afford entire satisfaction to
every customer, Is va look with q jealou,
eye to our reputation A. Nerseymen and
dealers.
Persons not thoroughly acquainted with
fruit most favorable to it, climate, leavinl
the selections to u nay rely on r~ceivin1
the leading and best varieties. We vii
furnish an essay to each Of our patrons
giving Instructions in regard to the bss'
manner Of heeling in trees. to keep thsx
over winter. setting, pruning. growing u
orchard &c.
W. Aattsr ourselves that ~ shll b
enabled to furnish all kinds Of nurss15
stock, on .. liberal tsrms - say ekbsI
dsAlals in the west.
Addroas al orders b
Z, N. 6ARROWS & Co..
oava2Dah Andrsv oouuty, No
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Order of Publication.
SARAH NJ. FAE.,Nu Is,H plaintiff. :
against
CLARK Y fARNSWORIH Defendant

SARAH NJ. F.Ae:,nUi;,H Plaintiff.
against
CLARK n. fARNSWORTH Defendant. :
Now on this 9th dry Of January A.. y ls;s.
cJIne. -aIah NJ. Sarn,wor!h, the II ,in!if in the
above entitled cause, before the uadsrsisned
Clerk OF the circuit Court VI Andrew. County, In
vacation, and die. her petition. and sfidavit. ,stst.
Ing among, other things, that the above NAMED De.
fend.nt, Clark n. farnsw0fth, Is . nonresident
Of this State. II Is therefore ordered. by the Clsri
Aforesaid, In vacation, that publication be made
notifying him that An action has been commenced
against him, by petition, in the Circuit Court Of
Andrew County, In the State of Missouri, the OBJ
jecI and general nature of which is to procure the
order anil decree of the said Court d~isOlving the
bonds of matrimony existing between him and
the plaintin herein, and that unless he be ant
appear ut the next term of said Court, to be holder
NJ the Court house in savannah. within the County
of Andrew, on the first day Of April, 1872, and or
or before the sixth day thereof, il the term shall %
Long continue, and If not, then before the end O
the term, judgment will be rendered against him,
as prayed in plaintiffs petition.
Ii Is further ordered that y copy hereof be pub
lished in the ANDREW COUNTY REPCBLICAN, 9
newspaper published in said County Of Andrew,
for four weeks successfully. the last insertion 4
be at least four weeks before the commencement
PHINEAS EDWARDS Clerk
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Proposals FOR Building on County Asylum

AT THE FEBRUA.l .ERM OF ANDi:EW
CuLNTY COURT NO. ~ IHE ylII o.
ls1:.
''Ordered by The touniy Court OF Andrew Chuhty
Missouri, maj sealed proposals be I.ccrv,d by the
Clerk uf lhi- court, up 10 May 6,h ls.t nj l. VI. nj
In. Mly Term OF tn Andrew Couniy ,pur. ior
tn. erection uI he building proposed ~ be built ON
the County Asylum Farm.
dc ,tious, OF sad buildlng-, IN the County tl'rk,s
once, and IN Ike their bids i'll Conformity with
SAID specihcitiuns.
rity Tor the erection oil SAID building.
in. County Cuuri reserves the RICH, u REJECT any
and ull b.d,.
\ true copy attest. .,
tl,.rk
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ANDREw co, REPUBLICAN.
Our Platform

tE.rac.fAtorn the Presidents Nesaee1
Il would sum up the policy Of the Ad.
E~nIastsation 10 a be through enforcement
bf the Law; q faithful collection Of every
ax provided for economy 10 the disbus.
men, Of the samoa prompt psym mt of
|svsry debt Of the nation, q reduction Of
,a1es as the requirements Of the country
will admit; 4 reduction Of taxation and tar
ff to 10 30 arranged as to afford the great
y, relief to the greatest number; honest
land fair dealings with all other people
b tia end that war, with all its bliehtning
consequences, may be avoided but without
t~arrsndcsing any right or obligations due
10 "a, . reform in the treatment Of the
Indian. and the whole civil service of the
rountry; aud finally in securinga pure and
sntramneled ballot where every man enti-
Bed to = vote may do SO just ono at each
Election, without fear molestation or pro-
seription m account Of his politics, faith
sativig or color"
! US. GRANT.
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Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN,. the
only Republican paper published in An
drew County. Subscription $3.50 per
yssr.-Spscimsn copies cent free.
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ID b, ns h IS the largest Stock
of o,l.ooi and Miscellaneous
books and sells them the cheap
est. The same is true Of his
Drugs and Medicines.
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Final Settlement.

Creditors and all others ARE notified that the IN.
dcrSisnc,i Guardian of the persons anil Curator OF
the estate Of the ininor heirs OF James Garner
bate Court tor Andrew County Missouri ut the next
term thereof. I" be holden NJ >nSannah. Andrew
,uunty Missouri on Monday the 18th day Of March
l-7.. for leave To resign a. such Guardian and
Curator, and make = fnal scftl, In-nt Of her &C.
Counts ~ such Curator.
REBECCA GARNER,
Guardian and Curator
W. :. CREESLEE, Attorney. ~
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I Phiness Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
in and for tho County of Andrew, in the state OF
Missouri, hereby certify the above and foregoing
To be u true Copy OF the original order Of publica-
ton, IN the cause therein named, as the same APP
pears On lille III my Office.
49, In witness whereof I hereto set my
Srn' hand and afix the seal of said Court, nj
'o-' office, in savannah, this 18th day OF
January 1872.
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Saturday the Second day Of Marcel
F.llal settlement.

Creditors a nd all uiic,, Concerned In the estate
of kuvch II II nh deceased, will tax. notice that NJ
The mex tel III al the Probate Court, 10 be held nj
the oihicc'ui he Judge oil said court. in >avarncah
Andrew &C unity Missouri, ,n Monday the lolh day
of March IL =, make final settlement Of said -stair
and ask 10 be- dlschaig god ir.m further ADMINISTERS
lion.
WILLIAM HCMMDN,
Admini,traiur Of Lruch skunk decd.
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Dobbins will give you 5 quires
of good paper for IS cents.
Ladies' Furs at T,ncrs for the next
80 DAYS at cost.
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We are prepared to print Blanks of
all kinds OH short notice, and oil reason
able terms. Give US n call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-21

The celeb a.ed Quaker City Shirt
at Tyner's, Superior to anything in the
Market.
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CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.

OUNCES.
Price eacn, from 10 to Is cts.
EvERGREENS.
From l to 5 feet high, choice, must be sold d.
NORWAY Spruce. American Spruce, White
Pine, Scotch Pine, Savin, Arbor Vital,
Balsam Fir, Red Cedar.
GOOSE BERRIES.
Price = = Is to 100 per dos.
CURRANTS.
Price = so cts to $50 per dos
GRAPES.
From ! to s years old.
Price 3to lOe's each
Iona, Isabella. Delaware, Concord, Caaw-
ba, Missouri Seeding.
SHADE TREES.
Price each, from 10 to 50 cts.
Maple, Mountain Ash, American Chestnut
WINE PLANT.
Price each, 5 etl
CLIMBING HONEY SUCKLE.
Snow Ball. Price each from 10 to Is cts.
VARIETY OF SHRUBS.
Price each from 5 to Is CT.
SUMNER ROSES.
Choice, price each, Is 30 ets.
Brennis, . large crimson, Bella Donna .
CLIMBING ROSES.
Very Choice price each, . . Is to 50 ets.
Baltimore Ball. = white rose. Dundee Ram.
bic, . pink and mixed white.
MOSS ROSES.
Price each Is to = ets.
Glory Of Moses q pale pink, Princess AIDE.
laide plush pale red.
D. IL. HOWARD.
sAYANNAH n .N~abl RI.
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Dobbins will give you three
gallons good Coal Oil for 81.
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Final Settlement.

Notice i, hereby given that The undersigned.
Guardian al thu persons and ,uratnr "f the estate
Of The minor heirs of william =. Lewis drceard,
has filed in the Probate Court for Andrew County.
n just and true rrhib,f of hi, account. with his said
wnr,l. as required 10y law, AMI that at the next
term ni said Inurt, Ia br held NJ Savannah in said
County OF Andrew and State Of Missouri, on Nom
,ity the ls:h day of March ls12, he will ask leave 10
IN Ike nnal settlement IS such ,iuardi1n and Gu
IA ar, and ask TO be discharged from fl, ;her duties
and iiabiliiie. rs such Guardian and tTra ,,r.
WILLIAM +. MILLER.
Guardian aud Curator.
W y. GREESLHE Attorney. ~
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Under Mortgage With Power Of Sale.

WhrredIJ bhn Warehimc and Rebccca Warrhimc
his wife on the 2lst day If January lS59. by iiirIr
certain deed Of mortgage with Power III >aI-. 9 ~
yeyrd 10 the undersigned. III. Heal Estate h"r"tnii-
mcnt Of two certain proml,spry notes therein
particularly described. which said cInvcvuuc" /,
recorded in Book ) for recording IN 'rrSas =. at
pages Isl an I 5sj. IN the Recorders ONCE ui NOdL-
way County Missouri.
And rh,rs Is. it i, provided in said deed of mort
gage " it'll power al sale. that il The said notes and
Interest the r. ON h- not well and tIuly paid, that the
said IN rrtgIs r- might pr'cr.dt TO sell the Real E'iatr
therein desc fil"d Il, Iir,i giving At least thirty, tSD
dlN, notice oi The time tenn, and l'incr -! said sale
aud III the r. o}pcrty To- be- sold. nj the Court IL use
d,ur, in the city Of savannah CUuuiy Ui Andrew
aud state uf Missouri.
And trhcsra,, default has been made in the pay
mrni OF III t I'll said notes except (Spl N"w
therefore. il, acc ,rl ,nc- with the provisions of
.aii DECD al NJ ,rigtgr with power OF SALE and by
virtue oil The authority vested IN me by the law. l
shall On
Saturday the Second day OF March
A. u. ls,., at The South door Of the CONT House IN
the CITY III : Nv annah ,"univ Of Andrew and state
OF Missouri iciw-en the hours Of len o'clock a N.
aud 4 o'clu, K r y Of said day sell nj PUBLIC AUG
lion and uu cry To- the hiSllc-i bidder tor cash. the
Real tstaf 'btlnw d,,clib,'i and described in said
deed "f Moi tgigc with l'Uwcr 1T sale 10 wit
lhr south West quarter Ui the North list quar-
ter Of sect. II az! nineteen. in township tdE sixty
lDar. Rang, Isl thirty hrrr, al,n tenacrrs oil Tho
South side Il The >uu.h west quarter "f the south
West quart, r uf section 90 tw.ni, -four, township
t6N siNty ~ Itr, Range lJN thirty four. also tcu
acre, oil The North side al Ih- North West quarter al
township, Q ~ sixty -four If range (Jij thirty -fnu'
Containing sixty acre, IN re OF less. situated ~
Nod away CpIn;y Missouri, or 50 much thereof y,
my he nrC .ssary Ia pa, The balance due on hald
note and ia : Costs OF hi, proceeding
DoICA> /. YARNELL,
10 Murtgayre
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Mr.. Smith may be found at W. 3. Green
lees Law Office, South side Of the Square,
Savannah Missouri. whore al those Who
have any kind Of Insurance. sithe Of Lib
or Fire. are invited to give him . cell.
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Republican Convention.

/ The Andrew county Republican Con-
f,ention met, pursuant to notice previ-
[ausly published, At the Court House in
Savannah Missouri on Saturday the 18th
Fay of February 1872, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Samuel Frod,ham, Esq. called the COLI
'ention to order and nominated Hon.
2. s. Davis for Chairman who was
unanimously elected, and W. W. Cald-
yell appointed Secretary.
\ The chairman stated that the object
# the meeting was to appoint delegates
DO the Republican, State Convention to
be held at Jefferson city o. the 22d inst.
/ On motion, W. W. Caldwell. Andrew
II. Harlan, and William Bohart were
appointed a committee to draft resolu-
fious expressing the sentiments Of the
onvention,a and to select delegates to be
l.ppointed to attend the State nve
bon. The committee then retired and
Filter q short conference reported the
following anne IS delegates and alter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28

the result inquiry Il appears that the authorization
~ 20 generally pacced that very few Of the nhI tantS
OF Gotham get good swallow OF tho real ain. M
lbrs article; Nov pure milk Is luxurious neccsslty
needed by all hut luxury 10 the most ndnlgenf
In II. sDd probably " New-YOrk were not 40 crowded
every second family would have COW OF ia own Tbis
being impossible. End very few having learned the via
dom Of using condensed k deeply concerns them 70
know that the huid dealt out to them as tbs
choice product OF the COW is eOnpoundod ~
wonderful ingredients, VI which are even start
lngly hostile to health Water Of course is the moa,
frequently used and sells In large quantities. But be-
burnt sugar and sat, with cheDeal salts. saeratns
chtik, and lots OF eser thugs MOI easily dseoyerabe
makes shHdder to clnk that little infants feed on
this stuff and instead ~ growing AVID prOspering nina
away and die In fearful proportion. THE TRIBUNE ayes
names and routes of fRkrucn who thus deceive their
patrons, and IT. Is 70 be Hoped that the expose do
good In breaking up system which sap5 ths VERY
vitality ofthe people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
The ECHOES OF REFORM.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune


SIR The satisfactory result of the R0ches-
ter Convention the unanmity and harmonious action Of
it's delegates from all parts of the State ponedy illus
trate the practicabiy, wisdom and determination OF
the Democracy Of this great State TO defeat Gen. Grant
for President, and elect In his place. II not Demo
GRAFT in ther wel-matured estimation, Conservative
Republican who viii save the Republic from national
bankruptcy. aud political and military Usurpation.
NswYOrk the representative Democratic State OF the
Union In population intelligence, wealth and commerce.
She has adopted course that wiz elicit the re-
spect and appreciation OF the Overwhelming Re
publican and Democratic conservative element Of all her
sister States. As NewYOrk goes goes ali the other
Democratic States. Such Will be the result from the
pointed sympathy and fervd enthusiasm exhibited for
Horace Greeley by the delegates from H parts OF the
State. The New-York Democracy are equal 70 the
gency OF the situation. There times when TO
nations honor or to protect peoples liberty all party
aud sectional hines should be broken and OIL selfish
tment should be merged into one grand unanimity OF
thought for the object OF concentrating the national
mind a given point, such as was done ii years ago.
when the first gun was nred OF Fort sumter. IL was
then terrible necessity 10 preserve intact the great Re
public. There Is necessity for similar sponta-
uprising Of national sentiment II the people desire
TO the nation from bankruptcy and military usur
patton. the action at Rochester speaks wen Tor
the Intelligence and patriotism of the Democracy
OF this State. They not B0uTbOns who
" never learn" Tue leaders OF tho Democratic
party in the State Of kew-YOrk understand how the
pulse OF public opinion beats; they appreciate Ito keen
Intelligence aud dare not oDOose its yolumod tgrco foe