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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

We would suggest to brother Julian, editor
of the Richmond Radical that lie again change
the name of his paper. A few years ago he
called it the True Republican, but as other
papers came up to his ideas on certain po-
Etcal questions, he changea it to the Radical,
with an announcement that it would ever keep
in the advance. Now that lisa &C has advance
ed from Radical to Liberal we think it would
be better to change the name of his paper.
-Connersville Times.
The probability now is the next change
that viii be made in the Radical, if Ike can t
sell it out, the thing will be packed up and
instance, where he will grow up with the
country, where the people are more progress
sive and where he will get shot in less than
two months if he abuses people there as be
has he. e.
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Shall the Republicans Disband? I

Shall the Republicans Disband? The
ex>President Of the would be Confederate
states, 10 az interview WITH some North
ern visitors before the surrender of lis
armies, declared in substance, that the
war should go on fro N generation to gen
GRAFTON to the verge Of determination
unless the independence Of the Southern
states should be declared. When prem
inent Colonel on the staff Of General
FORREST, Of Fort Pillow massacre noto-
riety' surrendered, and returned to his
Id position. as editor OF the Memphis
Avalanche, he put at the head Of his pa
per the devices of broken sword, be-
Meath pen. and upon the latter en-
eravsd this motto 'Ihe pen is might iel
than the sword" How we'll he applied
the motto to his lost cause, was shown
continually, in personal attacks on. the
Northern business men, there, which
have not been surpassed in the pages o,
proscriptive. defamatory rebel literature
Success was his /; his pen drove as hi,
sword had not, thousands OF the mos
worthy Northern men,, and millions o
money from Memphis and that region
This Colonel is now this editor Of tn,
Memphis Appeal, which is famous fol
GREELEY, and uaceasing in inaliciou
abuse of local Republicans.
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The Voice of Minnesota.

The Minnesota Republicans met
in State Convention on the Sth
inst, and unanimously instructed
their deli gates to the National Con
vention 10 vote for the renomina-
ton of President Grant.
The sore-heads claim all the
Republican Conventions are set up
for Grant It must be confessed
if this is true the best job OF
setting up ever done has been &C
complished this season. Every
State thus far has been set up fol
Grant.
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Sherif'S Sale.

49, r .., a.
virtue Oh severn eAecutlons 70 me
airec.eo rom Zee !ne oci'non rieas
ana oiIeut 1ouIt, VIII cApose a. luolic
SaIe, as ,he IUui. 'lou.c uooI ~ .ne toWn on
Isn.Iefnei aye a1, cpuay, auIlapa, On sne
gay VI June, la's, os.wesh tne nours o. ~
g sa.sA r. e.m W., anu c.ocA Z. ~ On saiA
dav, tne ioho"'n? properly, to-Wt;
pegsnh'ng q. lhe sousn-west corner OF rae
sena f ses.lon nu.noes twenty ionr -, town
S% ;rp thsnce west twantE.,,vo % che;n iun s
tan 10 I;nks In = stake. tscnce south tb;r aru
.hrea 2, chains ard sixtv go links tn a stats.
th.nce east fourteen IA chains and twantv On
,;nts more or less 10 1 sake ON tho old how
darv line. thence northwara,v ON said houn.
dsry :, Tho nlacc of sheg;nn;ng. conta;n;nr,
s;xtv GO acres.
Also the foliov;ne frat o. land. known as
aars ~ III fract;on.i Section eleven 1 and t~o
in township sixteen Is ia range fourteen IA
| east, and bounded as follows. to--wit: 8
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25
Congress, 4th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson,
Republican County Ticket.

representatives., L @ Walker, Vim baxter
Judge 9th Com. Pleas Dis, John Kibby:
Presenting Atty. John L. Rupe.
Pro. Atty Dis 18th d w Comstock;
Pro. Atty Criminal Court, TbosJ Study.
TREASURE, Joseph @ Lemon;
Sheriff, VIM Fl Study;
Commissioners, VIM Brooks, iona Baldwin;
Cornelius Thornburg;
Coroner, John Rooney;
Real Estate Appraiser, RW Anderson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Township Trustee, Samson Boon;
Township Assessor, VIVA. Dulin.
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for himself, by his great services.
the gratitude OF the nations. To all
attacks upon his capacity TO admin
lister the civil government, they
will point to the fact that he has
so executed the laws passed by o
Republican Congress-, that the
credit of the nation hae been vast.
" improved, its Indebtedness large
ly diminished, and the necessities
for burtheninglthem with taxation
greatly removed and the taxes
corrcspondingly removed also. To
ell charges of assumption of power,
or q desire to make the military
superior to the civil, thoy will
oppose the facts that doubtful cases
he has asked the instruction OF
Congress; that he has inaugul ated
the policy OF settling national
difficulties by pcaccable arbitration
rather than by the arbitrament OF
the sword. and that he has adopt
ed an Indian policy looking TO an
avoidance or armed conflicts With
our Indian tribes, which has called
fosth the warmest encomiums from
even his political enemies,
If reforms in the civil service
ere made the pretcxt for opposing
him they will answer that from his
high place he has persistently
urged that means be devised where
by every abuse may be corrected ,
and has promptly executed the
enactment of Congress looking to
that end, offering to lay down the
power which he is accused Of sing
to promote his further success.
To any attack that may be made
upon his personal or official integ-
rity they will answer by pointing
to the results Of all the investiga-
tons set on foot to accomolish his
defeat, which have invariably vim
Dictated him against all aspersions.
When it is said that his nomina-
ton is the result Of the manipuia-
tons Of Office holders, they will
find ready answer in the long
list of States whose mass conyen-
tons of the people themselves, IN
structed their delegates to vote fol-
his nomination at Philadelphia.
They may even GO fursher.- aLd
point to the fact that the head o.
the Cincinnati ticket, not more
than a year ago. recountea the re-
suits Of President Grants Admin
istration, and pronounced him a
safe ond prudent Ezecatiue;' and yer,
Justly added. sae misunderstands
human nature who fancies tina
these facts will not tell in a Prcsi'
Dental contest
He might well say so, for agains
this uniform course Of efficien
public service in the interest Of tn
nation and of humanity, strength.
ened by such endorsement, thu
homogeneous elements now oppos
ing him will beat in vain.
Before running the rick OF plac
lug the Government again in tn
hands of the Democratic party, tn
people will want the leaders of til
opposition to give some NOR
substantial reason why it shoul'
be done than their personal oppo
kition to General Grant.
am, very truly, &c,
j, M. WILSON.
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81 e.
" A Mandlove, formerly Trustee Of Clay
township, Decatur county, against which an
indict nlent for cnabezzelment was found over
a yea. ago, was captured last week at Lex
ington and committed to the Decatur county
Jail in default Of of 1000 bail.
Henry Gsudy, who rcesiaed near New
castle, Henry county. celebrated his twenti-
eth birtiday Wednesday last, By hunting.
His body was found in the, woods next day.
where lie had me. his death by the acct lenta,
discharge OF his gun while dragging it over a
log. g1g
BE Wright, who killed Rice, at the Marine
Hospital, will be tried for murder in the
second degree, commencing June S. The
prosecuting 'witsess. Danial NJ G Bryant, was
required to give 500 bail, for his appearance
at the trial, by the Criminal Court, yester.
day. Wright is out on 5000 bail. Evans
vile Courier.
There is lady living in Madison ninety
two years old, who joined the Methodist
Church at meeting held in her fathers
barn 10. 1871. She has been faithful member
of that church about seventy five years.
In consequence OF misunderstanding will
the Borad Of D itectors, Mr.. Post has givel
up HIS contract to build the Lafayette Oper,
House. aud it was awarded to Gre1ge .
Workman, who commenced work Monda!
Iiast.
I Thursday last, at Prineetown. Gibso
lecoansy, Thomas sharp, aged II years, die
fronthe effects Of burns, received the da,
before from the explosion of quantity
Sharp's Parlor Oil stored in the cellar Of b
fatherss store ss4sse 4 %
i Mes.rs. Witherspoen and Emerson,
Brucevl!le, Knox county, are boring an art
sian well at that place.
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Anything to Beat Grant and Morton.


A RuMoR.-We learn that the Liberal
State committee held meeting In Indianapolis
one day this week, at which several Ct the
prominent Democrats of that city were pres
ent and participated in the deliberations,
helping to tx up matters. We have it that
It was arranged 70 have a mixed State
ticket, with Tom. Hendricks at the heal as
Governor, and some good. strait out Bourbon
Democrat as Lieutenant Governor, so that in
case Hendricks was elected to the Senate,
the reins Of State Government would fall into
proper hands.
1t was arranged for the Hon G W Julian to
be brought out for congressman at-large, " it'll
other liberals in a sufficient number, on the
ticket, to secure ,harmsny Of action. In this
district the committee Disseminated against
Dave Gooding-wanted a decent democrat to
vote for; but if he was selected they'd show
their devotion to principle by swallowing him
In republican counties like Wayne, the ticket
is to be mixed-especially for the legislature
while indemocratic counties like Franklin, the
tickle: is to be straight Bourbon. The slogan
Of the liberals and copperheads is: "Any
thing to beat Gran. and Morton in the State
Of aIi1iaEa!' ss. H
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

It is a fixed fact that the man
who will receive tho nomination
for President at the Philadelphia
Convention, and who will be tri-
umphantly elected next fall, will be
the one whom Jalains Radical
pronounced the GREAT CAP
TAIN-A True, INDEPENDENT,
HONEST. MAN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

The tria! OF Mack Cheek is now in
progress at Brookvilie. The State is
said to be making stronger case than
ever before. This case is said to have
already cost Dearborn county SIS 600,
besides personal expenses in many
ways. sa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25
PALLADIUM
RICHMOND. MAY "a, 1872.
REPUBLIOANNT TICKET

p. -t.4eae - For Governor,
81 4 Gen. THOMAS n. BROWNE.
OF Randolph.
81 .-iA a Lieutenant Governor.
LNONIOAG SEXTON, OF Rush.
Congressman at Large.
ODLOvE y. OR tn. Of Tippecanoc.
Secretary Of State,
Hen. w. w. CURRY, of vigo.
\ .s,,em Auditor Of State,
JAMES A. WlLDMAN, of Howard.
TrersuTer of State,
70 JOHN ID. GLOVER, of Lawrence.
Reporter Of Supreme Court,
Col. JAMES ID. BLACK. Of Marion,
= ClerA Supreme Court,
CHARLES SCOLI, Of Clark.
Superintendent Of Public instruction,
BENZ. w. SMITH. of Marion.
Attorney General,
JAMES p. DENNY. of Knox.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

~ Illinois State Convention nominated
by reclamation Gen. Oglesby for Governor,
and instructed the Delegates to the Philndel-
phia Convention tor Grant. The Republican
triumph under the lead of these sGreat Cap
tains and honest nen, in Illinois, " i'll be COM
piete-glorious. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

The Pendleton Qnd } Register don't
believe in the honesty Of a man who re-
csived $50, 900 for keeping dumb month
IN the midst Of swindling, the most stu>
pendous in the. history Of tho world,
which it says the sore headed candidate
for President did. Gratz Brown, it says,
is the man who sold himself and the Re
publican party to the Democracy Of Mis-
souri, in 1870, and is drunkard and q
duelist. Consequently the Register don't
endorse, end hasn't much faith in hon
est men Of either party endorsing this
combination Of protectionist-corruption
and free-trade-villisny.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

GA1DMCG OF THE WEST
NOW FOR .SALEl
These lands are in the central portion of
the United States, on the 4lst Of degree
of North Latitude, the central liue Of the
great Temperate Zone Of the American Con-
tinent, and for grain growing and stock rais-
ing unsurpassed by any inthe United States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE, more favorable
terms given. and mnre convenient to market
than can be found elsewhere svsxE 81. :
FREE HOatESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SET
s2 ee ss1 ssa TIERS. ssAsfa az 3 isssi
The Best Locations for Colonies. =
Soldiers Entitled TO q Homestead OF
10Gs Acres.
Free Passes 10 Purchasers Of Land.
u Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet,
with new maps, published in English, Ger
s man, Swedish aud Danish, mailed free eve
rywhcre. Address 3D..
O.. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner, U. r. r. r. Co..
AYR Omaha, Neb,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25
Re.UniOn of the Army of the
a- Potomac.

The Army, Of the Potomac met at
Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of last week, and enjoyed q
pleasant reunion. Gems. Meade, Sberi-
dan, Hooker,. Burnside, Custar, and
Meredith were present. A letter was
read from Grant regretting he could not
BE- present. "A beautiful poem by Ed
mund G. Stedman entitled Gettysburg
was read, and a most eloquent address
delivered by Gen. Stewart L. Wood ford,
late Republican candidate for Governor
Of New York. Sheridan was called On for
speech, and replied that was something
he could not do, but he would drill them
in tho school Of the battalion if they de-
sized. Gen. Burnside was chosen Presi-
dent Of the society for the ensuing year
and New Haven Conn. selected as the
place OF meeting next year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25
LETTER FROM HON, j M. WILL
SON ACCEPTING THE .NOMINA-
TION.

Judge William A Cullen, Presi-
dent Of the late Republican Con-
vcntion of this District, has re-
ceived lthe following letter from
Judge Wilson accepting the NOM
ination rendered him by the Con-
vention
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

GIFriend Peele has bis dander up about
the G. H. and talks about 'boot-leatherl'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-25

a GENTS Wanted.-Agents make more
"A mOney At work for us than at anything
else. Business light aud permanent. Par-s
ticuars free. G. Stinson & Co., Fine Art
Publishers. Portland, Maine. 9-4wr
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q
county Jail, and then making shipwreck of
thai pledge. when every word of it is false !?
Ask ID. b. Crawford of your own CITY, who
was then Commissioner, if | ever Apr oael,-
ed him, or the Board, in persrn or ty tier
upon the subject Of the erection of county
J jail Ask him whether he pledged his honor,
| as a sworn officer of the county, not TO APP
prorriatc money for a county jail or any other
| purpose, and afterwards violated his pledge
went back upon His honor? Ask Mr. PIERCE
and Mr.. Jones, the other two Commissioners,
| the same questions, and if you don't see boot
leather, III my opinion, il will be because
your eyes are not cooked in the right drec-
| tion at the time
Did tie county need the jail? Was it a
wasteful expenditure of the peoples money
! to erect such Jail, for such a county as
Wayne You may answer the questions i!
you have any desiree.-I have none. This
say, that it blame eau be attached, or credi,
given for the same, Centreyille people are en-
titled to as little Of either, as Rich mend. The
last written condemnation of the old Jail by
Grand. Jury, was signed by one Charles +
Coffin, of Richmond, if not written by him, q
gentleman then and l believe now in goot
standing at home and abroad, and who pait
as much tax, expect, as you and both, ant
never whined about it.
| | would think Mr.. ~ ;" that you are a law
yer, were itnot that you volunteered so mucl
counsel in your letter, for think Know tba
! you did not expect pay, and certainly alaw
yer would not advise aud counsel as YOU have
ithout pay. :, Yeu saysI ought not 'sto ven
) ture another legal opinion ,. in public print
upon the power of County Commissioners
remove every brick and stone OF the publ
buildings, % the new loeation,v And that
may be right, you commend me to a. i L
Statutes, and the decisions Of our Supren
] Court, and the Courts Of other States"
8 gave no opinion ON the Question submittes
a nor did intimate any and / feel sure that
. never shall, If before am competent. Il wi
!, be required of me to read all the books 70
. have commended to me; for BY carefi
calculation, ct least, as careful as Lean NAL
it will take me fifty years and do nothi1
else, to read oil of them. If I am forced
II this task, at my age Of life, I shall have to
most Of it by proxy, and as you profess to
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

- EIeOTa0 Macdonald Is about coming 10 the
Unitod States on a IsotuTIng tour.
: Pannv Fern and Bret Harris ara among thu
literary Hons Al NeWporf.
II IA inlImated mai Rosa B,nbeuF contain.
49, MATING a Visi to Amsriea
-, ,' 49,. - .h-.,,,.,,,,.. -, A.
behethi hetuat ~ sia' " ,,'opsinh iaSt =
tIylnb 70 lhuuoo tho I'M VI Nu''lA =" puy W"'o
u ms guns L.
- Senator Chandler, OF Michigan, and Wlie
are visiting tho Hon, Eugene Hale, their sonin-
law, at Ellsworth, Me. :
- FFanE AIT has composed q new song, dedl
eated 10 0eOTRe OsRoOl' tho tenor:
"A.t M NOT how much i love thssu
uhI.b IA ~ no IN one On M beat
,.,,h ~ ~ E,s,,.ro, N.noIooD \ -.
| II y $500. t'tI 80 a. pPrnsssIs ~ fat go
sou ne StheI uay ~ Div ~ vi ~ -
nv petS .Iii H'iuA''' A''e'''N Wv "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11


rue DaiV'iho'e so''e'Pouuen' U, 'no ma
ueIphlA Eoe""'9 mar 'eieg'APuS thA' Jouru"
a. lOhoWsi
SS.S SS Of a,6eT NM, among IITssisy, S snu
IonAl friends are here, but their Interference Is
bal us,So Sm !" 'n0 'n'y ''o0"o
The Democratic polIlIclans are mot anita "A
sharp ma we thought they were. II through
.oD,s rolItlraI dI.psusaiIon not nnw anna
rsnt mr. nrobable Mr.. Greeley sbould he
elected Gsn John Cocbrane who wear, tho
mo-, ,nagnIarsnt velvet coal and yoryeou.
raJ r.o,, he in the staIs oI New York would
40 49, nowor hchInd tho ,hrons Ue yo,Id
- o..a,.,,s co,NJ,.rtI.I friend and aJ,ds.,.
-, III, ,no Lov. oI The WhI,s uons. ana
80, aa1 ovc,,,a. Nom no nIsa.od h.Lov
IN 40 Cochrane ,rs NJ 0rsrIsv,. two
-, ~, 60, .,d ,yorIa b.,,. 49,
u - NJ. .an,Int.,r.,I,n ,hs,, a.,,
'un"'u0o - l.. ,,,. -,
Two o'u'' NV" 49, ~ w. ~. t,;..,.,t, t., u.r
u'ps'oy uA' a.. .,,nn,a.a ~ 49,, ~
- 49, .'s,.,, - .,.l,,,.'.,, ~,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11


An enthusiastic Greeley paper says:
1.-THE fact Is, the people do not caro- for the
political records Of men As much a. IL generally
supposed" -.
My friend, walt until the returns come 10,
aud yon will find what mistake you are
undor, In this Northern section Of the Union
today there arc million Of home 10 mourn
ing because Of the treason and the treachery
Of themeu who yesterday 10 large part put
Mr.. Greeley 10 nomination for the Presidency.
Year after year the people Of the United
States are taxed between thirty and forty
millions OF dollars 10 pay pensions to the
widows and orphans Of Ave hundred thou
sand men who gave their lives TO save the
Union In the most bloody war Of modern
tlmes-a war brought about by less than five
hundred bad mDn, who are to-day Matching
fresh consplraeles agalnst the Government
that generously permits them W live. No
dr. Ga the one side treason aud traitor.
viii be held BY thIs people forever In ute,
dstsstatlon; while on the other they vii
cherish In grateful remembrance and low
the men who perlled their lives that the
republic might live. .....t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

The loyal people Of the country would like
some oub Of Mr.. Greeloys organs TO answer
the following qaOstlons'
1. Iftho sorUh0Ad Republican Rebel Demo
cratIc.secesslon party succeed will they pay
the Confederate debt
.. WIN they pension the Confederate sol
dleHp
s. WIN they protect the colored people oil
the South from the midnight attacks of ku-
KIux assasb lnsl
4. WIN they compensate their friends Ia
the South for individual losses during the
waTy
q, WIN they abolish tho test-oath law
; When these are answered, We have ie"
more OF an equally pertinent add Interesting
character 10 ask.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

We rejoice to again hear Intelligence OF an
odd friend-the distinguished, hlgh.toned
Hon. ssniaInin Y. Camp Mr.. Greeleys
trusted compan,;c,sn and ardent supporter for
the Presidency, and formS:.,v the efficient de-
tectiye OF the Tribune bureau Ia .his city.
We have missed Mr. Camp for many, many
months. aud thought IL strange that 10 the
political upheayal OF the last seven or eight
weeks, 10 the general resurrection OF all the
reiormers, dcad,bcas aud sorehoads nj the
bugle call Of that angel Of light ana pm. ..,.."
Rsabcn T. Fenton, the immaculate Mr.. Camp
aloue should be absent. We naturally ex.
pected that he would lead all the rcst, tina
hla great love for DR.. Greeley and DR.. Grpe.
ley'a great love for him would inspire him
with an enthusiasm that should place him
In the front rank Of The gentleman who have
undertaken 10 reform the Goverpp,ent a.,
Introduce purity and honesty into tho admin !
l,tratIon Of the eouptry.
The Richmond VIRGINIA. corres,onds,t ~
that formerly e,rellrnt secsss,on mo-, m.
IouIrvIIe Cnp-i.r-. E,,,,.noJ .o,Isf,o,or,,v ao-
caunt. L,r NJ C.,,,,, -, ,,,,.,,,.-,., -,
49, h,,sy 800, I'D on. ,',i,,S.., -.
This oorresDo,dsn, IN v,h,r, NO IN. -, 80
.hsrcbv teDdsr orr ms, ,,rcorr' "a hoas,t.,,
,hsDk. To- -, -, NJ - -.
~. H., ,,,i,,., !. 80. -, "a, ~ -
A., -. F'F'' III "l''''
,.An In,l,.n, in Al, a,..,..,, .,,,.., =, ,,.,,
9IasS sSTs been male public has lust 6eeI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-11

an, ...or.,.d nv ar.s.
= -
NAsBr eaiI' dree'ey rms busn"h"'Ae' VI
N""PP"F
TnE Detroit Pres say" we shaI win 70 Tue
support oi Hrah'A htse p etoeptAse o' tn" D'"
ocrate Note O' tno sSa'o tni'y
Hon ato. W. JULIAN announces that he is
not strong enough IN do much campaign work
IN Indiana this year.
MuroH I. sourHARp has been nominated
mr. t,opgres, nv thu Dep,ocral, In the NInotseptb
district Of Ohio. This IL ths district at present
yeptesented by Dan. Gao " Morgan
Turst I.ouI, p,mocyst ,,y. Horace or,e,cy,.
.,oIoo,,on vouId he a nranticaI ioke ma, isrty
,,,,,,or, ~ ,.o,,,. =, ,.I,h a, ,h.i, I.nI,s
-. - ~, 49,. a. n. s,.s,n..,, =, a..
49,. ~ o,at,,S',,a" "a -. ,nsan. Mi
-"
''S"'
1T - oui'non''y ht',us ,hH' hVIAoo ' '
tho uo'onne' ., 'eoss''on' INC apo'os'N u
'on' anu tne NlAshs po10e oo'a ~ ,,o',
sppontS,l snoull % non'hs,Su ioI rI'sISen'
n.S,o.t.,s a. .hsd ma IN ro,i,,Ing The
-"
"BoWiE,kSlSI' Potter Of Wl'eonEn' mas no
Llsa =. .'n','sL.'aZ aFeeiey' va the ooptrary'
the Milwaukee SraiinsI says ne a. :. NaiSJ
Republican todAy a. when he stood upon the
haor Of tho HOUSE Of Representative dozen
years ago TO DEFY southern buIIies like Roger
A. Pryor, and vlndleAts froo speech and the
e,urags Of Northsrn men n. the same time.
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