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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-14
S p Il n G
NEW GOODS.
1872,
1872.

1872. SPRING 1872.
NEW GOODS
NNE respectfully invite the public to call and ex-
w anime our la te purchases of merchandise
adincs Plain aud Striped Ruff Suiting White Peke.
Swiss Mushns Inpancsc Silk. Dolly Warden Cali,
COS: Lawns and Calcos. Plain Blnck, Blue, Rose nd
Buff De Laiucs. Black Alpacas, Black Lace Shaw IA
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Lace and Cambria Eds.
ings and inscrtings, great variety OF Rufflires
Plain, Bias, ScalIoHcd and Plated FIouncings
Scsris, Bows. Ribbons. Bcrsges, Tissues, Kid
Gloves. B'eached and Brown Cottuns Linens Cot
tonades, hosiery and ParasoIs.
&on1s' &ooas.
Black, Blue. Grey, nnd Dahlia Cloths. Black and
Fancy Cassimeres, White and Fancy NIarsc1Iles
Festing, White Linen Duck, Neck Ties, Gloves
Suspcndcrs, Socks. &C.
QUEESsWARE and n large stock of GRoCE-
RlrS of all kinda, all of which offer at very low
prices for CASH or County Produce
kEARSLET & SHEERER
April 30, 1872.
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ENTLER HOTEL.
sHEPHERDSTOWN WEST VIRG'IA,
july IL 1SG6-tt

REMOVED.
NHTE have removed our Hardws re from Main st
Wv to our Ware il"Lse in the rear of Court
fouse. Have now our Hardware. A AgriculturalIin-
piements and Machinery, Timing Establishments
Seeds. Guano, &C., &c. and indeed every thing a
farmer wants, II in the same building
MCCURDY DUKE.
fENN Roofing, Spouting; and Special atten ton
i paid to Repairing Tinwnre.
McCURDY & DUKE
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DEoLIFIC BREESES No. POTATO
= best and most productive variety of Potato for
main crop producing last sixty bushels from
one planted They boil dry and nicaly- be sure
and get the genuine ones-to be had at
c. f. BELLER'S.
DLANTS.-Casbage, Tomato. and Sweet Potato
L Plants, furnished at thirty cents per hundred.
Harpers cry, May 7. z. E. BELLER.
GHEEP Shears, Spades and Garden Rakes. for
~ saleb by McCURDY l. DUKE.
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ARTICLE XIV.
AMENDME

!. No Convention shall be called. having
the authority to alter the Constitution of the
State, unless 1t hc in pursuance ola law passed
by the 'tHrnhtlVe vote of mniortv of the
members elected to each House Of the Lceis
l"ture and providing that polls be opepei
throughout the State, on tho same lav therein
specified. which shall net be less than three
months after tho passage Of such law. for the
purpose of taking the sense OF the voters on
the question of calling n Convention. And
such Convention shall not be held unless 4
majority Of the votes cast at such polls be in
favor pt calling the same nor shall the mem
hers be elected to such Convention uutil mt
least one month after tho result Of the vot.
shall be duly nscertaiued, declared and puh-
lished. And all acts and ordinances of tho
said Convention shall be submitted to the
voters of the State, for ratification or reiec-
tlnn, and shall have no validity whatever until
they are ratified.
2. Any amendment to the Constitution of
the State may be proposed in either House of
the Legislature and if the same, being read
on three several days in each House, be agreed
to on it's third reading, by two thirds of the
members elected thereto, the proposed amend,
ment, with the yeas and nays thereon shall be
entered on the journals, and it shall be the
duty of the Legislature to provide by law for
submitting the same to the voters of the State
for ratification or rejection, at the next gem
eral election thereafter, aud cause the same to
be published, at least three months before
such election, in some newspaper in every
county in which newspaper is printed And
if a majority of the qualified voters, voting
on the question at the POLLS held pursuant
to such law, ratify the proposed amendment,
it shall be in force from the time of such rqti-
fication, part of the Constitution of the
State. IF two or more amendments be sub
mitted at the same time, the vote on ratifica,
ton or rejection shall be taken on each sep
arately.
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DoGs.-A legislator in Missouri estimate.
the dog crop of the United States at 2l 900.
making total Of siss, 600 ooo 9ss OF o. .Ssss SsaF
100000 go mad annually and bite 10. 600
people, furnishing about so, 900 items to the
local reporters. So much for the sspurp."
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The Great Wall of China.

Mr.. Seward, speaking b the great wall If
China. which he examined during his late
trip to the East, says cs
The Chinese have been for at least two or
three thousand years a wall making people,
1t would bankrupt New York or Paris to build
the walls of the city of Pekin. The great
wall of China is the wall of the world. II is
forty feet high. The lower thirty feet is of.
hewn limestone or granite. Two modern
carriages may pass each other upon the sum
init. 1t has aparapct throughout its whole
length, with convenient stair cases, bsttresses
and garrison houses ut every quarter of mile,
and it runs not by cutting down hills and
raising valleys, but over the uneven crests of
the mountains and down through their gorges.
a distance of thousand miles. Amirai
Rodgers aud 1 calculated that it would cost
more to build the great wall of China through
its extent of one thousand miles that il has
cost to build the iifty-fye thousand miles. of
railroad in the United States What a CONS,
mentary it is upon the ephemeral range of tho
human intellect to see this great utiitarian
enterprise, SO necessary and effective two
thousand years ago, now not merely uselessI
but an inoumbrance and obstructioni
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Spirit Of geffffer son.

TERMS OF suBsGRIPTIoN....The Paper
VIII be furnished TO subscribers at 81. so per
annu;n, in Advance.
When not paid strictly in Advance, 81, 60
Will positisely be charged.
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, - pushed of the stoop by the strikers
Capt John Gunner testnee 'paS C,htTjst thot the
had taken possession of Phyfe Co building
f 5ortv eccnd-s; the Superintendent detailed ~ men
placed thcm under the command OF %lInes anu % ~
p u as men, Who said that they had been
a..olrenfed from entering the building; witness
ordered the crowd to disperse ana uleY To
used he caught hold OF one man who held large
stick the man pushed HIN back witness struck tle
man in the side and gave The order TO Gear ,le S,It
walk and street 10 took about two minutes 70 eA,oe
dubbed; serious violence not intendedt 9u not
believe that more than ten men We're struck Dy ue
police officer T0Okcr had reported az an carrier houi
that there 800 400 men at Forty secohds anu
President smith said that the complainant and those
who had acted with him had gone 70 the manuiactCry IN
violation OF law. There was nothing IN the eNluenOo
that would warrant the conviction of the oihcers Ihe
men WHO made charges against the officers had no Dts
ness 20 collect in the street the Sidewalk actng III
disOrderly manner, melting a riot, and preventing men
from earning living who wanted 20 work. Tbey had
no cht 20 take possession OF workshops ana pTeNe te
owners Of buildings and pnOpretors OF WORKSHOPS IRON
,-otqct uprsons and property. These men aseDu 10
the number Of 500 400 intimidated WOihulen anu en-
deavOred 10 prevent Them from WORKING IOr tnelI ld
lies some OF whom were actually starving So,ts az
nnbo thoroughfares and 1t is the duty Of the ponce 70
dsperse large bodies Of men and clear the sees II on
structcd. Men have no right TO cOngregate IN suc1
large numbers in the streets, oDStruchS DuhlhesS anu
travel. This complaint is dismissed
A STRIKE THREATENED IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, June M.-Evidence is becoming
stronger daily that a strike is imminent among the diff
ferent trades organizations The President OF tho In
teruaf nal Society with several representatives, OF tho
strikers in NeW-YOrk and Jersey Guy are mere eo-sy
night ana public demonstration at the opera House Is
talked OF for tomorrow night.
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BROOKLYNS GOVERNMENT.
SUSPENSION OF LOCAL IMPRovEMENTs-sALE OF
COAL REGULATED.

SUSPENSION OF LOCAL IMPRovEMENTs-sALE OF
COAL REGULATED.
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board of
Aldermen, yesterday, Alderman Ropes of the Third
Ward offered the following:
Whras II apparent from the report to this Board by the Con.
nearly exhausted and entirely insufficient meet the requirements Of
present. contracts; and,
Whereas port th Board informed there
96000 cOlcable
upWsr Of s20OO0 for similar Improvements finished, but which
L assessment has yet been Levied and,
WAsqs This Bosrl due regar the ctys
rets desires that the Treasury should be epenbd and that the
1Ucd That the making Of contracts local improvements
except Of most urgent necessity be and the hereby
pended.
Rssolred That proper officers urged prompt
lection outstanding and that all districts
for which
the assessments be Immediately levied.
An ordinance was adopted which provides that all per-
sons selling coal in Brooklyn shall leave with every load
delivered statement Of its and weight: and
that II in any the statement varies onehundredth
part from the actual weight the seller shall forever for
felt his price, that the cartmen shall deliver the state
ment before unloading and if required, cause the coal
and cart 10 be weighed in the presence OF the purchaser
that fine Of not less than $40 more than $50 shall be
imposed for each violation Of the ordinance, the amount
OF the fine 70 be paid 70 the person making the com
plant
resolution also adopted that the NewYork Com
mon Council be requested 70 cause the removal OF the
sheds which extend beyond the curbstOne, between
Front and SOuthsts., and in Southst. between Beck
manst and Burng-sp as they seriously interfere with
traffic between the two cities.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW ToRK........


PORT OF newborn. ...........,.........J0SE a.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eastern Queen, Chadwick Norfolk Va H. Cham
steamship atteras Lawrence Norfolk &C., Old Dominion Steamship
steamship P. Calvalader H,,erl Baltimore.
Steamship Ann s,'A d Rss' Ps, ip IN" T. 0ds q"
steamship IL G. Iislale Tslae Qqebee, Campbell Gardner
Steamship Mars, Grumisy, Ph adelghia. ,.,,,c
SHIP BsdeTe Burslsy San Francisco chs Co@i'gSS 60
Bari youna d) Sayaress Gloucester En Funh Eite Co
BARK smyrna Dbl wetheng;ou Havana, james Wand Co.
BARI Gertqie Carlisle rS POI JAZZ ienr'
Brig Anita over, Butiersed. Caleuas Thompson Hunter
s sRr G. " Hs S1Gs1 ac1sni Psfaapeuso Abbott
schr H. Middleton, Brewer Portaula'e l.. Del Monte Co.
schr Massachusetts, woodman, Bos,on
schr Gipsey Van yAlkenburg Norwich.
ARRIVED.
steamship Niagara Walker Redmond City Point, and Norfolk.
steamship Eastern Queen, ChadwieA Norfolk with mde and pass 70
Bslt IT, Again tci MOurO Davidson Palermo s. day. With fr'
Bari Via Moor B shaw Loai9a 1 20 3 S T NH sugar.
Brig B,.aa oI csH9sa Se''s Sg ai0 T Sa g. DAYS, with
fuit
from malsI be Antelope Go@ Pouce Helen o te from PoI'
Johnsoai 2ih hars Albert CON MegfSi Ada Oas n' s"'AA
LrSE Del June 2l-Asei bark Anna F"Aees nOm DenAar'
0i f S1 MONROE IL for nsao Sssls Claus,
MAN S@ %Sir.a on Nassau s Florence and s
Howell nom Nsao fsssi SS ssP s PsSs9s Gas aoe
f,r NJ trtnque Cairo. for Pc.ou. n = . ,,-,,
NKw-ORIEANr. jane s.AsuP
from NewYork Sailed d steamship ST. Louis Whehead ior Ne~
iOrN.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH 2Tbe HAMBURG American ssmship hosta
Barsa nom Nevork jane 18Th for hanO0 arrived here ''0
yesterday. . ,, g., ~. ,.,,.tir 1,rf, MoulAnd.
s on Juae Liverpool arrived here a ~ oclo's ouup
p.s1t The Williams Guou lane steamship Mosiss MeasS,
en- YORK June H. luman Lane steamship MY OF "as
Tan Jameson from NewYork June 18th both for Liverpool nave ~
Sere he former AZ yesterday, and the latter a 10 0sN'
W. For --latest SHIP Aces sec fQth IGgel
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THE COURTS.
THE STOKES TRIAL.
ONE MORE JUROR ON THE FIFTH DAY-ALLUsIoNs
TO BLACK FRIDAY AT NIBL0s.

ONE MORE JUROR ON THE FIFTH DAY-ALLUsloNs
TO BLACK FRIDAY AT NIBLOs.
Stokes's counsel, it may be supposed, are
happy now, for Mr. Tremain has arrived from Albany
and took part yesterday in the conduct OF the examna
TONS Stokes himself looked brighter than on previous
DAYS as II the GOODNESS Of the day and the arrival OF the
lawyer who made the force tho prisoners side COM
plete, had done much toward making his prospects
clearer. The Courtroom was very comfortable, and
the windows admitted currents Of air which were
very refreshing after the hot uncomfortable days or
last week. Messrs Beach and Fullerton, the private
counsel for the prosecution passed the day very quietly
in their respective corners OF the triangle formed by
Townsend conducted the examinations mainly, MT
Tremain, keeping a sharp watch, and every now ana
questions The simple routine of examining Jurors mas
become SO very monotonous and undressing tnat te
need Go match clubs with another TO keep out the
curious Those Of the crowd who have seen now useless
it Is 20 attempt TO effect an entrance when no business
interest can be shown, gone away with mueh the
same feeling that the fox Is said TO nave mahesteo
when no found the grapes out or his reach. Judge
Ingrabam has an aspect OF undergoing martyrd0n ana
his blunt "yOu can go!" to eaeh juror ut'eleu III ="
resigned tone, causes many smiles. ~, -
Tie first hour OF the morning carried the tenth Juror
into the box John Augustus leetls VINO Was
auaaed although not until he had been challenged Tor
favor and the COurthad been requested 70 cnarge
the Juror having read or heard OF the honciao OF So
FLAX and having Impressions TO the gut or INNOCENCE
of the accused when IL will require evidence TO remove
then the trers will ind the challenge true Judge IN
the trers who also refused The defense without fur
cented the Juror who was accordingly sworn In. Mr..
ITetts Is pleasant faced man, with graysh hair ana
whiskers. lie ~ an enameler.
The remainder OF the day spent In examining
Jurors without success and with very lew entertaining
Incidents In the examination OF VIM. Birmingham, the
play of Black Friday" at NibO's Theater, was again
brought up by Mr.. McKe0n. Mr.. Townsend asked the
Juror n he had the play ut Nblos The juror had
!Did YOU sit it through q" "Yes" Judge Ingraham
mildly inquired what that had 10 do with the case when
Mr.. Mckeon rose and said:
A steady effort has been made TO influence public
opinion. public arrangement was made to get mp q
play Nbos 10 shape public opinion. In that play the
prisoner represented under an assumed name he
WAS charged not only with the murder but with forgery
one gentleman on the stand said no one act OF IT,
when lac concluded he had seen enough and LETT rms
gentleman said he sat u through. / want To know
whether he sat there the first night or not
Judge Ingraham-Ihe counsel seemed 20 ask whether
u something which this prisoner was IN
vOlYod.
Dir. McKeon burning TO the jurorl-Did II, in YOUR
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. JUSH %

TUESDAY, JUNE %
No Steamship Malls
Mail ~ S. Is closed at the NewYok Post0hee every
Friday at o'clock D. Steamship sails Portland Ne, oA
urdayA -
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 90
Europe, Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
IDAHO close a. Supplementary Mai on Tier NO. ~ W
r.. closed Al 9;3) N. Steamship sails at 10 a -
An deposited in Supplementary Mail must be prepaid Win
double postage
A PrusSan Closed Mail Is sent by this lire.
THURSDAY. JUNE n
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cherb5ug aud Hamburg steam
bp amnonia 1880 Supplementary Mall on Per 50
foot Thrst Hoboken, is closed al Loo Steamship sails a.
p. m. ----,. IA.
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage.l --.-----,,
Mails for Nassau p and the West Indies By the steamship
City Supplementary Mail on Pier No.
North River closed at 1850 m. Steamship sails az p m
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INVESTIGATION OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT
POSTPONED.

The Senate Committee, consisting of Messrs.
uemann Benedict and Weismann appointed to invest
gate the affairs Of the Department Of Buildings in this
city 10 have met yesterday hear and investigate
charges complaints against the Department but in
consequence OF the impeachment proceedings at Albany
the Senators unable 10 attend and the first meeting
Of the Committee Will probably not take place until Sep
TENDER. In the meantime charges may be filed with
Charles II. Kitchel, clerk Of the Committee No. us
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pFCIsIONs-JugR "a.

c,peyJor Coyrf-SpeciGl Terrn-By Judge Freedman.
Groin Howes Moon denied with 10 costs re Rector
&c of Trinity Church HggnSee for counseL lrsn g
Pueon-(Se counsl Boehu ag Boehn-See opnon
Hunter aOrter granted Stephenson sgt SpraW 81 al
The sane. at Howard ct al.Reierence granted
Common PIeas-Specidl Ierm--Bv Judge Loew.-
Cove sg The NewYok CoMoon denied without costs Don
court AZ. Bro0ks-(See mem -
By Judge Larremo-Homes sgt. ChurchL-Reee1oe orseed
Best agt Himrod.-Receiver appointed
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-TR steamship Cty Of Paris Jure 2t-Mss
Dale Bureson Mcclellan r. Levy Miss Maggie Me,uire.
Mrs Grnths, L. Thion Mrs. NJ Quinn Nm webb Mr. B.
Sube W. Feltng Holmes, j. Puss g. c. Kendall Mrs. J.
TOn, Miss Cunmins, s. Park, Mr. Beaey Geo FarleT e, X
Wilson j. A. Warner Mrs. d, Smith, j. D. Guth q. Baal Mss
Helen Mcdonnell Mr. Webb, Mrs G. Bussel Mn. Bessey.
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opinion represent something in which this prisoner was
invOlvedl A. / think n did.
The question then left TO the triers, who, after
consultation, found the challenge true. Mr.. Mckeon
then challenged peremptOry, and the juror stepped
aside. The entire panel Of 100 exhausted about b
D. ~, and the Court accordingly adjourned until 1910
a. ID. today.
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Sun nes.. 429 1884 Moon rses.....,ll26
Sandy HooklI.2l slani... 900 Hell Gate Ferry In
WATER THIS DAy-P
Sandy .l43 Cows lsnd.... GOO Hell este FeuT COO
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ton on the part OF any public TO express hs views
of national and party necessities With great respect
remain your obedient servant, RoB'T b. ROOSEVELT.
Neto- YORK, June 16 1872.
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COURT CALENDARs-ruIs DAr
SUPREME -CIRcUT-PARr BRADI, JAdournei for the


cp ,PRETr J-Opes AZ 10 mCaendar called e p
Mason It al Cas et a. t4..The Peofe eE rel Crazy
So Dee ring aet Tie Mayor. sgt BOari q A. portion
q. People REL Tenth Nat meut and Audit
Bank AT. Green. 49,. Mason ct a. sg. Grain ct al
ut. Levy a Ear. Barry e al.
ilanforl H.. " heatllck Bei3em.
H. In Of Saith ia. Mason e. al agt CoraIa
Of Call I'D matter 81 b4efs
matter Of Slbley.
GENERAL TERH-SGRAHAN p j. LEONARD and oiLBkHr' H.
az lJl A. 10.
Odd 6O..Jseger agt Kelly, sbehI &c.
ia Bishop AIT. Kelly Sheriff. 100. Price agt Scott
l45.Fabbn Mercantile Nut 0laior LIE INA % esI
ms. Co. CHRISTIE.
49, Brett AT. The Frst uiyr l6l. woossy agt johnson
Society o BROOKLYN. l62. Bass &. Nesceieus.
t50 Lawrence act. Maxwell lGl. Thatcher aCt. Jun..
l5l.Hogen agt The BoBey Nat lt5 same igt sane 49,.
Bank. 100. The lnioa Nat Bank Agt
i52. Levy syt strnuss. Kappa - go, ,
49,. Bliss agt Shawrtz l51RlcAwel agt Tie IhIda'e
ISL Pacific Fire ms. Co. agtl Railroad 90. 49,
1853. .Cargener hntuin-
49, Robinson sgt Chittenden. l5)..saHe agt. SANE.
l5J JAEGER AIT Kelly. ~. CoHdla agL Gosgetren.
COMMON PLEAs-TEIL TER-PARr Ivan BRUSr, "opens AZ
1O5i Wilson AIT Omsead 1891. Rogers agt Bremen.
1857 Alexander Aaons 3IiPrs ct al a9t Ae.y Sden1'
&C. Bullock O'Bneu, Sheriff lby orerl %,
by 0rier) 1874. Schwartz a9t BrennAn' ehsf-
2O80 Angevine AIT Sanford IT, 10y oner)
Pwl Mutual Protection 1885, Moses ct al ag same Dy
society Of the US orIer)
63.McCauley, atm'r sgt. Cana 1859. Hall agt same
i4l Shppe AIT Knkerbocke atiershe r. SGT Solomon.
Fire ms Co. IN. Y 1851. Bernhard ag. KapP
1913. Knapp Megs e al
SEsIONs-Beiore Recorder HAcKETT-DsVd Mnphy
homcde Thomas Duffy mansugh Thomas Duty. Berasn l3ns
Geore A. Wheeler James McNab robbery Will Rob, Dennis
Cushman George Carr Michael Ryan, burglary jacob oessrf ron
assault and battery William Wan Duscl Henry MaTAn heuy
Charles Renbch William Rogers Carries haschoW grand ar
ceny; George Dunn q casesl, false pretenSes
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A STRONG LOCAL DEMOCRATIC INDORsE-
MENT

A well-attended and enthusiastic meeting Of
the James keenan, Association hourishing and inau-
entail Democratic club Of the Eighteenth Ward was held
on Thursday the headquarters No. 1913 East Twenty
lrstst Thos Duffy, Vice-Presdent Of the Association,
and Free Trade delegate from NewYork to the Cincin-
natl Convention offered the following resolutions which,
after some discussion, were adopted:
Resolred. That we heartily ndOrse the nomination OF
Horace Greeley for President and b. Gratz Brown for
VcePresient OF United states believing their succe
will insure sincere reform in every branch or the pub
lie service and upr gut anu economic administration
Of our Government.
Resolrcd. That we condemn the present Administra-
ton or IT, 9. Grant for its protection Of navy, treasury
and other rings uncaed interference in local
elections and usurplon OF the legitimate rights OF the
Southern States for is nepOtm and above all Tor It's
refusal TO remove those officials who have been proven
guilty OF fraud and corruption. .
RcSoired That we have the utmost confidence in the
platform OF principles announced a Cincinnati and We
invite to them therefore the cordial support OF all true
Democrats with the conviction that their successful
maintenance will be the harDuger OF good TO the whole
people Irrespective OF race creed past party aia
lions and genuine Democrats earnestly desiring re-
FORM we demand Of the Baltimore Convention the IN
dOrsement OF the Cincinnati platform and candidates
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THE CAMPAIGN IN ONONDAGA COUNTY.
THE LIBERALS ORGANIZING IN THE TOWN OF
POMPEY.
The following call appears in The Syracuse
Standard:
We the undersigned Liberal Republican electors OF
the town of POmpey hereby invite persons of all polt
cal sentiments who opposed to the reelection OF u
s. Grant to the Presidency OF the United States, and
favorable 10 the platform aud nominees OF the Cncn
matt Convention, TO meet at POmpey HILL on Saturday
evening June for the purpose OF more perfect Organ
zaton and Of uniting eneges toward the election OF
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cHANnERLAIS PALMER's STATEMENT

The following is City Chamberlain Planners state
Of balance receipts pa the days ending Jun,
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9llal D sIggo1l5 3 asggIosa el ID