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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-17
Manhood How Lost. How Restored

Just Published, a new edition.
of Dr Csxln eryv ciask
GelehrRt ed Essay on,
the radical cure without,
nedicine1 of SPKRMAToR--
RHEA, or Seminal Weakness.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING ar GUY
ANDOTTE.

4 Democratic township meeting held
at Guyandot,e, Nay %, 1872 The object
OF the meeting having been explained by
D. !. Smith, on motion, james u. Sel-
niger was called to tho Char and Sam
D. llayslip appointed Secretary.
On motion Of +. d. Beuhriug:
Rssoioei, That committee Of three be
appoiEted 10y the Chair on credentials.
Judge + Ward, DR. T. II McCulloch aud
Capt Thos Burke were appointed On
motion Of T. NJ Underwood,
Rsotred That the delegates be chosen
10y vjga gocc vote OF the entire Convention.
After which the following delegates were
chosen to represent this township in the
County Convention, to be held at Cabell
Court House, June 10, 1872:
+. II. keenan,, John Mather, +. D.
BIankeuship, w. j.. Peters, B. f. Hanly.
Joseph Anderson, Ira j. McGinuis, A. j.
keendn. robert Stewart, James a. Poin-
dexter, j.. G. Burlington, WIN Martin, 5.
NJ. Smith, ) S Coe, j. w. Verlander. A.
j. Enslow, r. Burke, w. II. Pennyba-
ker, Isaac Mitchell, j. o. Wall Jas. Thorn
burg, j. 3 Dodson, p. II. McCuloch, B
\. Wolcott, f. ID. Beuhriug, W VI Crooks,
ureen DAVE Il T.. Drown, John Toppin
and VIM. Stephenson
The Convention went into the nomina-
ton Of township officers, the following
were declared the nominees A. j. Enslow
and Robert Stewart for Justices Of the
Peace Isaac Mitchell and VIM. Stephen.
son, for Coustablcs
On motion Of L. G. Ricketts,:
Resoigcd That a township Executive
Committee be appointed by tho Chair
The following gentlemen were appointed
WIN. II. Pennybncker, VIM VI Crooks
and Sam. j. lIaysiip
On motion Of ~ $ Laidley
Ra0gcI. That the Democrats Assem-.
blei iu Convention, pledge themselves TO
support the nominees Of the County Con.
yention, 10 le held 90 Cabell Court House.
June lO, 1872
On motion Of w. II Harvey,
Resoiged That the President and Secre
tary, be adied to tie list OF delegates To-
the county Convention.
On motion Of j. W. Verlander.
Resoigcd, We adjourn sine die
JAS. D. sEDlNGER.
Ct1rn1A
SAM D. H,Ysrr Secretary
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NEW DRUG sroRE.

We beg leave to inform the citizens Of
Huntington and vicinity tina, We have
opened handsome Drug Store in the
Granite from, building on Third Avenue,
between Tcnth and Eleventh streets, and
will keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock OF fresh and reliable
Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Narnishes, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Sc
Prescription will be compounded at any
hour OF the day or night with care and
neatnesss.
Our thorough practical knowledge Of the
drug and apotheeary business, combined
with the strict and undivided attention
which we pledge to our business we hope
will induce our f,llow.eiiilens to bes,ow
upon US ~ liberal share Of their patronage.
2t DAVIS n BROTHER.
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RADICAL REFORM.

The KokomO tfudianal Rspssiseaa one OfiAe
hveiiest Radical sheets in all Roo.;e-,io-, say,
.Weean only hope to reform the evils ofthe
rcpuhlican party in our own organization. II
reform cannot be effected in the ranks, there l.
no use to took for Il in the ranks ofthe enemy,
a. We were there once for short time and
know whereof We speak"
Mr.. BENEFITS right in saying "If reform
cannot be effected In the ranks. there is no use
to look for it. The srst refor- should be to
ren'ore GraHt Jrou' po'ssr With all the thieving
rascals who have served under him. To talk
about reforming the evils Of the Republican
party" With out first removing "ihc Head eon-
tre" ofits abuses is as idle as to talk about r.
forming the Internal Regions without drst
having turned the devil out Of his domiuion.
If Bro. Bennett was ever in the ranks Of the
Demoerotie party, 1t must have been for a rers
short time. indeed; because impurity cannot
long exist there. aud the party invariably
spcirs e out.
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LETTER OF THANKS.

The following letter Of thanks 10 par
ties m this city for Kind attention 10 Slr.
Barlow, uho died few days ego Of
Wares Hotel. has been received 10y Cen.
O'.y from dle brother o. the deceased.
dated Sew Yoik, My 10, 1872
Ul Dem Sir ~ have received your
kilograms. aud ju-t now soy that Mrs
Barlow. leaves for Huntington tomorrow
moruug
desire to thank sincerely. yourself lfr
Emmous and bis son, aud al 0thcr- for
their kindness and friendly Office boo this
sad matter DO was terribly bard FOR ny
poor brother Co die 60 far away from biz
family. and stI.i more terrible Tor bis vile
20 find him dead on her arrival but have
no doubt that everything possible had been
done 10 alleviate the sorrows Of both
VIII you thank warmly. iu my name.
all who have been kind 70 NY hroihcrl
] hope 10 see you when you come 10 New
York, TO thank YOU in person
Very truly yours,
FnAScts A BAGLow
Gen. John IT. Obey,
Huntington, West Va.
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Az ON MAN.-The oldest man in
Kentucky IS said to be- Enos IIendren
Cor lIerodon) who. IT, be shall live to see
'he last ofJuly next win be 10 years old.
An exchange paper, 10 speaking Of him
says
no BE- sull IN good health. and frequently
.n hnc weather saddles bis own horse ami takos
hif turn oi corn Goo Mill. Ills mind. though
much weakened by the weight fyears, Be- re-
markably good fpr one so old. and he is fond
n inlking 10 friends and ncighbors, and as IL
usual With some persons whose span u life is
rrotraetcd Co such an extraordinary length. he
often speaks 81 events thatl occurred one hun
drei years ago, when be vas mere boy. Du-
ring tho iaft twelve months biz eyesight has
failed bin very much, nod for fse weeks be-
ans been unable scarcely TO soe a. Oh. Other
wise be- i' not afflicted, and bias fair 10 live
yct another s-0ro."
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ours, &c.
May, 90 1872 Beowx

IT is said that Trumbull unanimously wished
that Greeley bad gone to the ID before he
thought Of participating In the Gin. Lib. Rcp.
ConNcntion.-Nci9to Gprsffe.
That's just what Grant and his admi-
rers wished, Immediately after Greeley
was nominated
al ronds out Of the Republican party lead
INTO the Democratic camp" That's about how
b. is.-Seioio Gaact,.
Nor ALI There is one very Jroqd road
leading out ofthat party directly to hades.
and many are the Republicaos who walk
therein
The conundrum ~ the day g.. "what nro
The Democracy going o. do about iiY" ''Echo"
stubbornly refmius from adsworing. The ueu-
ocratic journals are similarly retiecnt -Ssioi,
GarsHe.
THEREisno MYSTERY about that The
Democrats will nominate good and true
men and elect them bo. That's what they
will DO about e. and we advise Radical
ism TO takeit easy. No true Democrat
need hesitate to answer the question
promptly
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Coon WonE TO M DoYE-- DnEnGfNg TwRLvr
! PoLE.-Col. II. y. Douglass returned. "a few
days ago, from Cincinnati where at tho in.
stance Of Cen. Huntington. he purchased the
% Terror" in behalf Of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company for the purpose OF
thoroughly dreiyig Twelve Pole Bar, nine
miles below this city, during the coming Sum
mer' and also, dsspeahig the river, wherever
necessary, along our wharf.
Tho Huntington landing is the most esi,n-
'iro on the Ohio river; and. ia depth Of water
is not surpassed by any other but IL g. intend
ed to have still deeper channels, IN order fhat
the immense coal acet5 which, sooner Or later.
will occupy our river front. may be loaded h.
any depth, without trouble from shallow water.
When one thousand tons Of coal per day
shall be delivered az Huntington FOR transbip-
ment, a. will be the case before tho close of
this year. the necessity for suitable river ao-
commodations will be evident to every one
and as soon a. tbe Twelve Polo Bar shali D.,
dredged, there will be no obstruction, u any
moment. go iaipcdo navigation between Hon
tiugton aud Cincinnati no all seasons Of ibe
year.
This mos emcnt 81 characteristic Of the en-
tcrrrise and energy Of GsxruAL HuyrfsoroS.
and demonstrates Die purpose 10 suffer no OBJ
struetion, whether lofty mountains, or river
bare, To- interfere with me contamination ofhis
important projects. The General t. oa HE feaf
o me- Faeiie, with tbc Chesapeake a Ohio, tho
Big sandy a Lexington. and other ra.lgnys..
ANIL he ~Hyo heref &c. deircs. also, To- .uso
the Ohio river and, as Congress wiHn0t mako
IL navigablc. be- will o., BE- him,clG from Hon
tIngtou down 20 Cliro. if necessary.
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Correspondence Of the Argus.
From Wayne a. H.. W. Va.


En-. AEGus-IIaving visited Your place
few days since, and taken careful sur.
vev Of your surroundings. allow me to con.
graduate you on the prospect OF certain
success that smiles upon your newspaper
enterprise
You certainly have fine field before
you. and your reputation is sufficient
guaranty that you will go mp and pos
sess it
The Democracy Of this section wait with
not little anxiety 10 hear the notes of
your organ upon the.muidle that is now
adding the brains OF politicians OF the first
water, las Dan Voorhees, as well as third
rate village lawyers and cross road stump
orators.
The first and most important question
which the mass Of Democratic voters want
solved, is-"Shall we nominate "a ticket al
the Baltimore Convention. or accept the
Cincinnati nominees We very much
doubt the propriety Of Singing mum any
longer on these questions.
We, the people, claim the right 60 in
struct the delegates whom we send from
time to time to represent us in convention.
and we look for onr proper enlightenment
to the public press but if our oracle be
dumb, to whom shall we 20?
We do not think there is half the dan.
ger of divisions, or Of anybody being sold
out in convention after there has been a
full and fair discussion Of the line of pol-
icy to be pursued.
There are some honest aud influential
Democrats who can hardly swallow Mr.
Greeley; there are others that can endorse
him most heartily. Now, that the bubbles
upon our political sea may all float upon
the same level, let us have some decided
line of rolicy adopted, and let US all know
It IN time to prepare for action.
IT, as some think, that in voting for MIR
Greeley "in order to beat man whom we
despise,' we do but
"shift the ills we have,
And fly to others we know not Of"
let Us all shift and ay" together, and re.
lieve our misery, in some degree al least.
10y the respectabiity OF our numbers. and
the proud satisfaction OF an unbroken col.
umn. IT, on tue other hand. we are 10
take up a spotless character, one as far
above suspicion as Cesars wife (such ms
Grocsbeck for instance,) and march with
eyes open into an open grave, with a con.
seious ability 10 speak the word .ShibOiefh,
let US hand in hand approach our political
Jordan without shrinking, well knowing
that from that purer heaven on the other
side some Gabriel will soon come forth to
sound the notes Of the FIRST resurrection al
the which "all that nre in the grave shall
come forth they that have been honest
and true Democrats, ever walking with the
/ party, shall come forth 10 everlasting lie.
while they, who like David have wandered
away, and worshipped at the shrine OF
Ulysses. shall come forth to t9e resurrec.
ton of Black Republican damnation.
Yours, &c.
May, 90 1872 Bows
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A MoDEL GRooKRr sroRE.-Messrs. Russell 4
Miller, Groecrs, Third Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, keep Model Grocery Store.
where everything in that line can bc had oi
the best quality, and at tho iotresi marks to be
found in tho city.
This is not all, they arc the most whole
soulcd liberal dealers We have mot with. since
our sojuurn in Kentucky many years ago. As
an evidence of this fact, they sent TO this
Office, few days ago, for tho use of tho
Editor and all hands, full supply Of good
hiugs in their linc--about enough 20 stock
a moderate size family grocery n little
villagc-such as full box Of Jockey Club
Cigars, lthc finest quality part Of a key
Of pure Virginia chewing tobacco, 1--WE do not
use " the wecd,' in any form,) "a lot Of Ashloy
smoking tobacco, pipes, large can Of Chow
Chow, Ohio best relish known in America !
boxes Of sardincs, cans Of Oysters, devilcd
ham, Crackers, Cakes, Snaps, &c., &c. in end
less profuson, altogether too tedious to par
ticularizc
such liberality Is not often met with among
Grocccy mon, aud It is worthy Of especial note,
that men Of such liberal dispositions. inyaria-
bly, sell tho best bargains that can be obtained
In any community; 80 We commend Messrs.
Russell 4 MILLER 10 the favor and patronage
Of generous public, confident that thoy will
not fail to receive generous support In their
business.
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THE press thnt was 60 work Oft tbe Hunting
ton .irga' was by oareie.sn.s. of deck hands 90
the Kitlo Ucgicr. thrown overheard boo detp
water between Cntieitsburs aud Huntington. ~
W,H Union o. DJo,fsr.
Not "Hror5, orvjond' brothet Il was
by some accident (not design suffered TO
IrH oysr into the river, boa, was Fshed oia
soon ahcrwari, and is now in good order
and busily engaged 100 running Of the ir-
g,u We attach no blame 20 the Kitus
lIegler. nor TO nuy one for the mi-hap-
The Captain promptly male al right aud
We hope Joe may live Thousand years Tor
Bis honor aud bis generosity.
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Grand opening Of the nre-,,n nou..

Hospital aud pleasant indeed, was that very
elegant entertainment given by Messrs- W. T.:
Pricke,t and J. }. Meekling, the worthy pro-
Prieters Of " The Breslin House," on raes,lay
the 9Th inst. This house gave grand OPEN
ing or that evening, and the beauty and their
escorts, Of our Young city. came forward and
entered into the spirit Of the dance, and the
joys Of the hour, with that aiaerity ever TO be
found among the apprecia,ive.
W bile the ladies unanimously looked lovely,
conspicuous amongst these were the Misses
-, Of Huntingteni Miss W, Of
Catlettsburg; Misses r. and ", Of
Guyandottc Miss l.. -, with pink lus-
tire and white panier, just from the mos, fash
ionable mantua establishment ON broadway,
\. Y, We imagined from the exquisite ht, aud
general beauty Of appearance. Miss v.
IL will long be remembered by those who
were fortunate enough TO claim her hand for
the dancc-for seldom &. such elasticity aud at
the same time grace Of motion, TO be found,
and with all entering into tho spirit % tho
hour, with that lively wit aud gaicty, ever 20
be admired by the young Of the harsher sex
Mcssrs. Harmon. Burke aud Mitchell, did
themselves great credit as managers ever
watchful Of the comfort Of all. Upon tho
whole the affair one long to be remember
ed, aud all unite in wishing the Drcshn
House great success, and It's polite and gen
tlcmanly proprietors, all that their worthy
efforts deserve. SPECTATOR.
Tnr Editor Of the AEovs regrets that bust
ness engagements prevented the possibility of
his presence ON the above occasion.
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Waiual,cuenuy called iu the wholesale
AMI retail grocery house Of Bussel e Mil
Der, few evenings ago, aud was surprised
10 witness the extent Of their stock, and
the amount Of business they are doing
Two things combine TO cause the public %
patronizc them to such an extent First.
The liberal use Of printers ink and,
second their uniform bland, amiable, and
accommodating dispositions The tact
thar they cell at unusually lac prices. may
nave something 10 30 with IT, bnt their
main success is attributable TO the Two
former facts Do not fail 10 call and see
them.
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Coon uorEL We have proof positive
that the new hotel just opened ON Third
Avenue, in this city, by Messrs w T.
Priekeit n Co, in honor of Gen. j G.
Breslin, is one OF the best to be found in
any new city on the continent, and worthy
Of general and generous patronage
Their dinners are sumpiuous, and their
general fare all that the most fastidious
epicurc can desire to have set before him.
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SERRNADg AT rHR BREsLlS IIousR-,-
The Catlettsburg Brass Band has been
engaged hy the Committee Of Arrange.
ments for the Tournament to day In the
evening there viii be a serenade from the
balcony vi the BREsLIS HOUSE, on Third
Avenue
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DB,Tu oP a DErscrivH.-Wo regret to- learn
that Ma. Gsonss s. BAEsn, Ex-Marshal Of
Chiuicothe, Ohio. died ct bic residence in that
city. on the l2ib % last month lie was Tor five
Or Fix years, Marshal oftho city whore be vas
born nnd lived during bic life, and q private
detective f1r several years previous 90 his death
Die vas we'll known 90 public lilo. end ioarss o
wife and thrco ohildrcu
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DgArH OF ,N ABLE Euron We regret
most sincerely to learn that WILLIAM llrn.
BARD, ESQ, one ofthc mo-tabie editors boo tue
West died at Napoleon Ohio. on Monday
weekaso lie was until recently el.tor OF
'he N4p0'e,H N.rtlrest one of tie sound.
--t Democratic papers tn that state. aud bad
been, previously 20 h's engagement 200 chat
enterprise editor or the Buyrw T. rua.
tae Hri9a DsaocrV the Dlytq Eaple.
rhe Logut GgzsN7 and perhaps some
other papers.
lie was 20 brilliant and at the same time
.erse and pIuseut writer, who never fH.oi
o. speak ont. boldly and fearle..ly. BIZ .en.
rments whenever DO became nece ..,rv tbat
-he should express them. Asa Democrat.
yeregariei h.m ls Que among the most
-gundand consistent iu the Stale. A noble
ard a generous hnrtpul.ated ire bis bosom
d--ing ..'e and we hope that q bI.-su. ADD
a. endless Immortality s bis beyond tho
s.ayc Most deeply and sincerely Io we
'nolrn DIE departure othe spirit world
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LEArn oF an ON PmxrER.-Thomas
Wallace the veteran English Printer,
Who bas 'trampcd this country over.
"iedat the Crawford County Ohio. IniTrm-
ary. on the 10Th ult, aged about 6j years
Ile has often worked for usat the case,
and generally gave us call when cont of
sorts
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Losr A FNoga-Ou Thursday, the ifh
inst, a young msoi named Robert Case,
while using straw cutter in the city,
clipped or the end Of the index finger Of biz
right hand Il was promptly dressed by
Drs Wall aud Bufiins ION, and will soon be
well The first JOINT Gully was severed
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Go to the City Shoe Store. south side Ord
Avenue, between 9TH and sth streets, and leave
your measures for any kind Of Boots, Shoes or
Caters made on the shortest notice, satisfaction
guaranteed. X. DELABiR.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT There will be a
Grand Tournament to-day, Saturday. in
the grove, one mile below the city, at
which the Catlettsburg brass band wilt
discourse sweet music.
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VIZ have inst received 100 barrels Flour,
bought in Wisconsin before the rise, direct
from the mill Can sell the same for less
than can be bought in Cincinnati
HARPER & WER
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SAM D. Hwsrr sego,@l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-01
PREFERENTIAL.

The Presidential election will not take
place in all the States on the same day, as
seems to be generally imagined. 1t will
begin in louisiana on the 4th of Novem-
Der. All the other States except Texas
will follow with their votes on the 9TH, and
Texas will close up the business with a
four days. election from the 9TH to the Sth,
inclusive. Louisiana is required to vote
Oh the 4th-one day before the other States
by special act of Congress passed at
the last session. Why this e 4actment was
passed it is hard to conjecture, unless for
the reason that the Administration party
want to use their expected victory in Louis
lana to assist them in other States. The
four days voting in Texas is simply de-
vice adopted by the Radical Legislature Of
that State several years ago for trotting ne
groes from one precinct to another, and
thus increasing the Radical vote.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Banner writ
ing of the neutrality-suspicious.
meeting at Jonesboro, gives the talk of some
of the citizens. One being asked by a
Johnson man said:
dwell, I'm not for Andy by good deal, }"
said another, 'Pm for Oh Frank. l
fought under him three years, and know
he'll do to tie to. They say he can't speak
much, but be can get out enough to suit
me. he spoke ten minutes to-day, but
that's plenty long. 1t was the longest
speech ever heard him make. The last
time heard him before this was on the
battle field. He rode along by us and sald
draw lower, draw lower! give 'em nell!
That was his speech then. Mike Smtn
was next to me, and just as Uncle Frank
rode by, Yankee ball hit Mike in the leg
Cd d-n you,' said Mike shaking his INST
over at 'em, IN pay you for that and ne
kept right on shooting. | met old Mike
limping along this morning. Mike said
/, ewho are you for?" 'Cheatham till hell
freezes over and knowed from the way
be said it that he was in yearnest."
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THE Banner charges that we believed
Mr.. johnson was the choice of majority
Of the Democracy after the nomination OF
Gen. Chatham, and 10 confute itself quotes
gearIy what we said. The morning after
the Convention we said: "There seemed
mot seenasl to US and as we JetieUed mot
belierel to a majority Of the Democracy OF
Tennessee a peculiar fitness in the selection
of ex- President johnson" etc. Not how
ever, to run as an independent" candi-
date, for that same morning we hoisted the
name Of Ger. Cheatham as the nominee
of the Convention. We did not use the
present tense, but the past. We spoke of
the sentiments of the Democracy prior
TO and not subsequent to the
nomination. For we believed then, as we
believe now, that very large majority pre-
ferred the regular nominee TO any indepen-
dent. But whatever may have been the
choice of the Democracy prior to Mr.. John
sons Gallatin speech, there can be no
doubt as to the choice of a majority Of the
democracy between him and Gen. Cheat
ham since the purport of that speech has
become known, and since the open and
bold organs of disorganization, the Banner
and Avalanche, have become his especial
champions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-01

THE JonasbOro Flag, Radical, in speak
ing of the canvass in Tennessee says:
'The political horoscope in Tennessee gives
most favorable and glorious signs Of COM
plete Republican victory in November
next" Democrats Of Tennessee, Omitted
we stand, Divided we fall" Close up the
ranks. Stand by the nominees. Division
now is defeat. There is not an independ-
ent candidate in the State who has a
shadow of a chance for an election. If
YOU would defeat. Radicalism, vote the
straight ticket. Every Radical will vote
for his party candidate. Democrats: Go
thou and do likewise.