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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

CHANGED FIR MT.

WOULD most respectfully give notice. TO nv
friends and the pnniic generally that have
moved my JEW ELRY STORE opposite to my old
tectone' store. where w i'll conduct my business
In al its branches, keeping h. nd a full line Of
articles in
JEwELRY, WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Also, Repairing of Watches. Cloc Ks a nd Jewelrv
~ prices as low as il is usually done in the city
MISE MARIA DlNkLE will conduct the
MILLINERY BUSINESS.
In all its branches. in my store room. She will
Keep on hand full line of Gods particularly suit
60 to the season. and in the latest, styles She ha.
just returned from the CITY with beautiful select
ed stock OF Goods. and will wait upon the public
with pl asure. Call nd examine.
IMAM fiul for pact favors. would most respect
fully SOLICIT a ontinuance Of the same.
April 10. 1872. L. DINKIE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
THE LATE CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION.

This body completed its labors on Tuesday
last, at l23 o'clock, P. NJ, after session OF
two months and tweuty>three days. Although
we have as yet not been able to see an au
: thenticated copy of the new Constitution the
testimony of those who have had the best on
-'portunity of knowing and judging its con-
Atents is that it is work worthy of the adop.
.fion of the people of the State for whom it
was, with great care and labor, prepared
All the reforms, without exception, which
were demanded to make the old Constitution
an acceptable system of government, have
been accomplished, SO far as it was possible to
do so under the circumstances by which the
Convention was surrounded
The State of West Virginia is State nos.
sessed of conflicting interests, and the task
was no easy one to adapt the provisions of the
organic law to the wants of all the people.-
but spirit OF falr compromise and concession
characterized the action of the Convention
and the best results attainable in all cases
were reached. We believe there was not a
single grievance. of any great importance. ex
isting under the old Constitution and which
1t was within the scope of the power of the
Constitution to remedy that was not altogether
redressed or SO modified as to make the new
system infinitely preferable to the old. We
shall, therefore, give the new Constitution
hearty and unreserved support We intend
In series of articles to lay before our readers
the changes proposed in the fundamen tal law
OF the State, indicate the reasons which led
to them and show the vast superiority of the
new to the old Constitution.
The fourth Thursday in August is the day
fixed upon for voting upon the constitution.
and for the election of all State and county
officers created under it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
HOME AGAIN.
J. NJ. NJ

Our delegates, Messrs. Travers, Osburn
and Morgan, reached home from Charleston
last week, after the completion of the labors
of the Convention. The bearing and capaci
ty of the entire Jefferson delegation. we are
glad to know, gave our representatives a
standing of no mean importance in the Cons
vention. and will elicit for. them the cordial
approval of their constituents at home.
Hon. Chas. j Faulkner, of Berkeley, has
also returned, and is expected to be in atteu-
dance upon; Court here to day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
IS COMPANY, VS. HARPER'S FERRY
WATER POWER AND MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY.

In this important case the court entered
decree on the 18th instant settling the rights
OF the parties, and perpetually enjoining the
Water Power Company from in any manner
Interfering With the Railroad Company in the
enjoyment of its right of way, and easement,
as now used and enjoyed by it, over the prem
lses sold by the United States to the W: P
and Nj. Company, from the Western terminus
OF the iron Bridge across the Potomac river,
TO the point where it crosses the Western liue
of the ninety-two acre tract sold by the Gov>
eminent of the United States to thedefeudant.
The only point left open by the decree
rendered in vacation was, as we have before
noted, as to the manner in which the Railroad
crossed the Government canal. Upon this
subject commissioner j. D. Fayman made his
report on the 18th of March, 1872. and re-
ported that the Railroad now crosses the Canal
by viaduct of single-span Bomau Truss
Iron Bridge, as contemplated in the original
agreement with the United States, and tina.
the Trestle-work complained of by the w. p.
and NJ Company had been entirely removed
since the I'd day of January, 1871. and that
the latter company had no. been injured by
the existence of the Trestle work prior to that
time.
This decree finally adjudicates the rights of
the parties, in favor of the Railroad Company,
unless an appeal should be taken to the SUI
preme Court of Appeals of West Virginia.
The Water Power Company has now. as far
as We can see, no longer an excuse for exis>
tence. and we hope it may be speedily dis
solved, aud get out of the way ofthe sub
stansial improvement of Harpers Ferry, either
by the Government or some live capitalist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
H Hon. Alex. II. Stephens in ,efs,,;no

Is Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, in referring
to the Liberal Republican movement saws:
But while We then believed and still believe.
'ha' tue surest way to secure thorough and
complete victory, is for the party to go into
the contest under its own chosen leaaers n,aar
its own uncovered banner, bearing mon it,
folds their own "time. honored PRINCIPLES. % vet
we have repeatedly said, and again rep..t.
that We are willing to enter the cnn,est for the
rescne OF public liberty from the hands of the
usurpers VIII" are now tramplng i, under foot.
with any and all who, seeing the tendency Of
affairs towards military derpctrsu,, are ready
IT, JOIN IN common siruggl. for the arrest Of
the wicked projects of present rulers. and the
preservation OF free institutions, by droppinp
all o'her Issues, past or present, EXCEPT the
e'e' hc,"g one OF constitu.ionalism against
centralized despo,ism."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
inc. W.
HiS.0yER Ss.oOe WORTH OF GO0DS,
ALL BOUGHT FOR cASu
ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH

A NlONG them 900 yards Calico ut 10 cents, J..
"A Wo yards Caiicost l2t cents, 100 ard. Ca lico
az i."m to cents. 81 pieces Dress Good. at less
man cost. pieces Black Alpaca. 90 piece. Brown
and Rleached Cotton. and amsu,ta al % cents II
10" down 10 pieces Cassmeres. Satinets Tweeds
n nu nentncky Jeans, pieces Canvass and Linen
DDri!., ~ pieces Cottonade, pieces Double and
twist Cottonade. 80 Hoop Skirts at quarter their
cost ~ dozen Clarke and other pool 500
para i.isle TER ad Gloves, any ousptty I,di. /,
Hose. Cent? Half Hose. Pin. and Needles cents.
r''e faper cents, and every notion you can think
800 MEMS AND BOYS, hats
very low, over 700 pair. Meme. Boys. Youths,
Ls"ies. missts' and Childrens Boots ard Shoes,
msns a. LIS ts.n co't. Fine Calf Bonta SO rs
4"oz-h hid q loves from IS cents to 8 L. SiIx Cot
ION swiss and l.. e. Handkerchiefs Swiss Muslins.
Camoric. pieces Ber-gc. CoIored and p per Cam.
prlcs, bed l'cks, Linen Towels. 10 pieces Crs.h 2
'Im"r'I RS at hs cost. l6 pieces Red,
dozen t'onicts al s lOrer dozen Iamp. Chin.
heEs; Burners and Wicks. Beet Coffee 25 cents the
n"st Brown sugar in the country tor l2I cents good
Rice. all Kinds of Spices. Fine Salt G rouna A Iu,
Salt, Bac"n Shoulders 8 and Side. 10 cents C.nv.s
Hama l6S cents
LARGE STOCK OF HARDWARE,
such "a 10 dozen Pocket Knives Kuive. aud Furk.
Sh"Veis, Spndes, Axes and ievee, Gard, n and Corn
ders' Hardware % kegs NaiIs nd $40 other ,hinps
Cedar and Willow Ware. Qu-.psware Drnss
ana edlCnes, Agent for the sale of Ne Jsyne's
ayers. St"nehrake r's and Farhnry'. Medicines
Lead, umb"r in Oil, Dyes for >:oIorinp yyoolen
Soods. y. 0. M"lasses, three kinda Of Svrup, Co,i
WI, oest Cider Vinegar 25 cents. Trace Chains and
very many other gnods al of which will he ,oId
astonishinglv low pricea. to close All can he ,c
cofnmndated with Goods low ss csn be tourht
snv"here-Hnnv things much lower No nere.sity
to go else where Give M. call s.J ~, In,.r,r;..
to sell JOHN w f:RA NTuAM
April Is. 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
Died.

On the S'h of February last. on N. South aid. Of
about 50 years i "seo
In this county, on the 9th inst Mr., ELIZA
BETH OWENS, wife of MIR. James owen. ,esd
about p years. 'sso
On the sih inst, near Duffierd,', Mr.. srs.Nc
, DER' vile OF Jacob Snyder, aged 81 ye.rs.nd
At hi, residence in Berkeley county. on the stb
of his age. @ o''' year
rp In iMIartinsburs, on the LIST inst, Mis-. MARY
si 10 Mart:n:burg, on the Sd inst. Mrs MARY
SNOW DEAL. aged s6 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

IL A petition signed by forty seven
thousand women of Alsace and Lorraine, has
been sent to Prince Bismarck, in which they
ask that their fathers and sons may be ex-
empted from service in the German army for
few years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
HORSE STOLEN $40 REWARD!

STOLEN from the stsbie of the under. ~
- signed; at Nippon, jeff. rson county. " TX
DARK BAY HORSE, about IS hand. hirb.
rather thin in hssh. long in the back. narrow and
cropped rump, crooked hind legs. little white In
each shoulder caused by collar. on left shout
der il rather awkward in appea rsnee and strns
little wide behind. and will year, old ne y, sa
60 will give reward of $40 for tn. recovery
of the horse. and $40 for the detection and conyic
"on OF me thief. Fl. w. CRITTENDEN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
IL A X Ri ED

a. At Fields Church. Shenandoah Iron work.. on
the 2t.t oit by Rev. r. Houde, W. j. nscK
nt:"' OF ''"rd"hsvliie, Va, to nlis. LICE FIEM
M. daughter OF Mir. Solomon Filming. OF thi.
NJ In h.riinsbprs, on the 4th inst, by Rev W. D..
Hanson, Mr.. MOSES S. FRY TO Miss MARY 4,
BARNEY both oil back Greer Valley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

sS~ The Republican State Convention of
Massachusetts,, to choose delegates to the
Phliadelphia Convention, assembled at Wor-
cester on Wednesday. After the election of
delegates brief resolutions we're adopted. adj
vocating the reelection of General Grant.
and recommending Senator Wilson for Vice
President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

III One thoursnd dollars worth of real
estate and two hundred dollars worth of ner.
'ona' property have been exempted from
forced sale by the Constitutional Con7en,;o,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
CORPORATION ORDINANCE.

TO PREVENT CERTAIN IMPROPER PRAc.
TlCES THEREIN SPECIFIED.
Re II ords ined by the Council the Corpor. zion
- of That, If any person sha throw
any Goa or W"od Ashes, dirt or filth of any kind
or any other incumbra noes into upon any street
OF said town, or shs is burn cause TO be burned
any straw any other filth, such person sb,Il Tor
felt and pay fine of not lees tina q one nor NOR.
than ten dollars for every such offence
By Order of the Council
April l6, 1872 -3t. Recn,d,.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

G The State Liberal Republican Conven-
ton of Kansas met at Topeka on Wednesday.
"A series of resolutions embodyins the prnci-
Piles and objects of the party we're adopted,
and lO7 delegates appointed to the Cincinnati
Convention. Among them are some of the
most able and prominent men of the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

re" The State Radical Convention of
Pennsylvania met a. Harrisburg on Wednes>
day, and was duly organized. General Hart
ranit was nominated for Governor, and a full
State ticket, with two congressman at large.
A State electoral ticket was formed. delegates
appointed to the National Convention, and
series of resolutions adopted favoring the re-
nomination of President Grant, and eulosiz,
leg his administration and the Republican
party generally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

1 The Republican State Convention of
Florida met at Jacksonville on Wednesday.
elected delegates to the Philadelphia Conven-
tion-four whites and two negroes, and en-
dorsed Graut.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

@ Generals Sheridan and Augur have
been ordered by the Government (says the
Washington ParioO to use extraordinary
efforts to capture and turn over to the civil,
authorities for trial all persons who raid from
Mexico into Texas. This looks very much
like the beginning of the end" twill not
be Sheridan's fault if this movement should
fail to procipitate war with Mexico.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

PENNSYLVANIA LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
The Harrisonhurg correspondent Of the New
York Tribune. writing of the delegation from
that State to the Cincinnati Convention. saws:
It's very probable that Gov. Geary will
head the delegs,i"n thar ax>Cop.ressmeD
M""reheaa OF Allegheny, Cake of achuvIkill.
Phelps and Barclay "i Armstrong, Morris Of
Philadelphia aud Russell of Bedford will he
OF the number; that Senator Mcclure and
e1 Senators L"*ery and Meyer will attend.
aud that ex>Attorney General Brewster, ex,
Collector Cake, Harding of the Enoniyer.
Lewis OF the Huntingdon GioLe, judge
Willis'on OF Bedford. Scranton of Luzerne
Joseph VI. Mcclure and Bomberssr of Dan,
Ph'n, Col. Simpson and slifer OF Union. Elder
of M'tfi'n, Pe''is of Crawford and very many
Others whose names l cannot recall will par
t'cpate. 1t is now settled that there will he
one OF the strongest delegations of repulli-
cans from this State at Cincinnati that ever
represented The State in any national conven.
tion. and it will not be less than one hundred
in number.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
Free Schools,

"A correspondent Of the Wheeling Re1;s,er.
writing on the action of the Convention in
regard to the free school system, says:-
The result of the whole discussion il the
adoption OF the Tenth Article of the ,r.sen,
Constitution almost verJutim with the adon'
ton OF several new sections. No more ;nae.
pendent school districts are to be formed and
no more Normal Schools chartered White
children and coiored are not to be educated in
the same school and no person connected witb
the public schools is to be interested in the
sale OF free school books or appointments
The State Superintendent is to have an al.
i"wance OF not more than FIVE hundred dol.
lars yer year for travelling expenses and the
school law may provide for County Superin-
tendents as 1t now does. The law is to ar.
range all the details of the system and nre,
scribe the limit of county or district levies
and designate the officers, who are to make
the estimate IN accordance with which the
County Court is required to make the lew.
which Is to be collected by the Sheriff or
other collector for the use Of the school d;..
tr'ct. MIR. Davenport succeeded in having
the word common" stricken our wherever i,
occurred, SO that the law will now provide
Tor ''iree schools" and for whatever comes
under that designation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

S The Democratic State Executive Com.
mit'ee met in Charleston Thursday week md
fixed the time for holding the State Conven,
ton on Thursday, May 3oth, and selected
Petersburg as the place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

Ass Last week Mr.. Duke, of Va, in.
troduced in Congress bill to authorize tho
fos' master, General to credit all postmasters
In Virginia and other States lately in insur-
rectlon with all stamps, stamped envclope.
&c. taken from them by paramount, force du>
ring the late war, snd to refund to such post.
masters the amount paid by them for such
stamps. The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Post-ofices and Post>roads.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

Dy7virtue of .uedry' Execution. of Fer; E,,.,,.
20 me a,rssted. as sheriff of the ounty of Jef
est Sire inis, mat the Goods and Char.
tess OF Rohert Rien Lucas. will procesd To ali
uelie Auction. FOR CASH, on -
-HoNDAI, the s22d dry of APRIL, 1872.
ALI
STOCK OF STORE GOODS
o, the ssid Robert lion Lucs., held at hi, Store
Houses at hsrpcrs Ferry, West Virginia, consist
ins In part oil great many other articles not .ns
ciatiy mali ed herein. and the following:
a LARGE LOT Of oUEENswARE-AssoRTE
Glass ware-ssserted
large lot of Glass Jars. a lot of Teas
lot Canned Fruit, = lot of Candle
lot OF Stone Jas md Crooks of ma ny kinds.
Oil Lamps and Chimneys in great variety.
Castors and Cruets, ~ ~
Two bhl.. of Water aud Sod. Crackers,
Spice. OF ali kinds. Essences of All hisd,
Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco,
S snaie =. g iass Flssks-assorted;
Tosln. Toilet and Home mad. sosS;
HAN bgshel. Peck and other Measures.
otot black Quart and Pint Bott les
One Good Iron Safe.
asoie Cutlery, Knives and Forks
Tees ed haiyes, Rszers. Smoking Pipes,
Scissors, Gimlets, Broom..
spl,toons. washbowls a nd Pitcher.
lot II empty Kegs and Spigot,
Empty Hogsheads and Flour Barrels.
IN cans Candle Wick, Snuff,
One Dbl Bath Brick in papers,
Two Hanging Lamps
Window G ass and Putty
-Four kits of Niackerei
Curry Combs, Harne,. OIL
One w@i,ias s n s.d p, Pip r one shoE- Case.
lot Of Lard Butcher,s Clraver. Saw & Epife.
Lot OF Fish-Cod, Herriog, &C.,
ABoUT7 rs BUSHELS OF POTATOES,
Three bbls. Lime, one Dbl of walnuts,
One Dbl. OF Vinegar.
One Dbl. of Moasses and few loose gallons,
Five sacks e A. and three sscks Fine salt
And very great variety of other articles not
possible to enomerste in advertisement
% This sale embraces. articles well worthy the
attention OF Dealers, and will be made tr;thouf re-
serrs, on the terms mentioned.
GEO. KooNCE d. s.,
For Geo. w. Chase, Sheriff
The Dove sale s made with my entire approba.
tioh and consent. with the view on INV part 10
close my business OF the kind Ear per'o Fer
~ ana most respectfully invite my isnds to a
tend the Sale. thus aiding in this in mention.
r. RON LUCAS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

The above sale is made With nv entire anrrob,
ton and consent. with the view on INV part TO
close IL my business OF the kind Harper'o Fer
ty' and most respectfully invite my friend. to at.
tend the sa lie. thus aiding me in this intention
r. RON LUCAS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
.SHERIFF0S SALE.

RYyirtue of .uedry Execution. of Fer; F,e,o,
ietson West Wire infa, ga mat the Good, and Cha,
ts OF hobart Ripn Lucas, will proceed to ,elI "A
Public Auction FOR CASH ON -
HOND a Y tLe sao.I l1,.e pn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-04-16

BEAUTIFUL White BnfIs, Drabs. French C,.v.
or any other color. cold ,..ni ed ready 10, a. !,
Any one can apply il without the aid OF nra,..
sl"nal painter IL lie hsndsonier. costs less. and
wears longer than any o'hsr paint. Sample cstds
,esidonccs in the country, furnish.d free by the
SSHniLl ChsnicAL PAIr1 TO 80 Burling Slip New
To' b, or Ci"ve land, Ohio. sp' ts"
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-06-29
The Gran, Party Going Down.

The declining popularity of Grant is
wonderful. Since the tide of popularity
has turned in favor of Greeley's white
hat, we scarcely hear the name of Grant
mentioned. No one but the office holders
seems to care whifhow soon he is thrown.
overheard, and ont he rM go, just as Ger.
tain as the people get to the polls in No
ve.nber.
Another 1910 crusadeis on hand, and Hi.
ram Ulysses will be swept under by a cur
rent more powerful than that which over.
whelmed President Van Buren, in that
year, or the one that washed General
scott ont OF his boots in 1852.
Grants fast horses, Long Branch revel.
ries, fine cigars aud enormous extrayagan.
c'es have soured upon the people, and are
last becoming more unpopular than ever
We're the kid gloves, the tabby cats, the
French bed-steads and gold spoons OF the
1Hl'ie Magician" Hiram Ulysses has
had his day, and his doom is now an
preaching. Defeat is plainly visible in the
distance. The people have willed his over.
throw, and their will must prevail
Any sensible man who lived through
the memorable campaign OF 1910, aud is
unable to see in the coming contest much
such another political storm, must he
blind indeed The elements indicate il
and It will come. The name of Grant Ina,
lost It's former potency, and it will soon be
areproach and by word among the SOW
erelgns of the soil. His former support.
erS are DESERVING him by legons,
aud there win soon lie none. save
the oflice-holders, so poor as to do him
reverence.
Let the action Of the Baltimore conven.
ton he what it may, Grants defeat is GER
'aIn. "The hand writing'is upon the wal, 4"
and Ulysses is n doomed man. We say
this because we believe it, because the
signs of the times indicate it, and he.
cause everything in the length and breadth
OF the Union warrants such he
Aei 1t ID not for us now to say who is
the man to beat Giant, but it is evident
that Grant will be beaten If it shall be
droesbcck, we shall thank God. If it be
"ree'ey, we canno. do less than thank the
De'i' No greater calamity could posi-
hly befall the country than the reelection
OF Grant-no more ridiculous blunier ION
tue part Of Democrats) than the election
"i Greeley. We are opposed alike to both,
but The result Of the contest will be the
de'eat OF Grant, no matter who NAV on.
pose him.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-06-29
GOOD REASONING IN p.ur

Judge John Pearson, one of the soundest
Democrats and best posted politicians :,
Illinois, or the Great West, now edits n
most excellent paper at Danyillc, Illinois
called the Danville Argus In tina, papsr
Of the 10Th inst we find the followiu, mr..
tcie, which, though not just up 10 our
standard OF Democracy, is 30 much better
than the s'oRpy disl,oater s,,F that is lust
no" gushing through the column. of pa.
pes calling themselves Democratic. that
use lay it before our readers, endorsing
what Is right, and coudemnins. what we
houestiy believe to be wrong. The Judge
Gays:
1.-TWO errors our Democratic friends
lave committed since the Cincinnati nom.
naiipn- The first is in editors and speak.
go denouhcing old Democrats for not fall
''g 40 az once and adopting these candi.
'tte' --ootl OF whom have been, aud are
rtiil called Republicans Mr. Greeley h,.
cen life long opponent Of our party. but
"e always counted him an honest enemy.
for an Old wing or violent ahoiit,on,si
Jay, m his opinion Of uolitics, the w,,y and
'''''N''t 7i''Ai'l h' tAIsltfi
60. W. As honest as any Democrat. Gree
icy fought rs boldly-ws thought honest.
As such an adversary We respected
r,m. The next error or editors nave
committed Is M abusing Mr. Greeley. nm
r'asonab.yi ioolishly lie /. not our can.
aiate now, and may never be. why ibrn
i1rn our guns from Grant and his vile
rev we most rotten and offensive Great
r,go-nn,,,, NV ,.'. 'ol'n'u9" OF our
t-eosury and bstrsy a uo., .,cr.rj a. ,, ,'.,
public Office Why. we .ay, turn our
5 'I NI "r'e'eJ 'n' 'r' TO a"n l".ais
.," J1" rb@" | "s, " li "ur candidate
Zion. lie never denied M. orr,. ' ,1'' a., ~
Democracy But ,le platform tnst com.
'rni'.n placed placed ,s'o,c ''e country i- uearl,
"a. I,. n,y,, 90, '' ' i'.' ,, -'l- 100 flect