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Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
Conkling and Blaine.

The friends Of Grant are as bad at re.
cording history as at making It. Senator
Conkling either concoctcd or adopted
silly aud apocryphnl letter purpor,ing to
have been written by Hiram Ulysses Sid
ncy Simpson Grant while cadet at West
Point. in which letter that young gentle
man was made to represent himself as
musing, after The ma.ner Of Grants E'c-
gy, over the tomb in the cadets cemetery
of d" kosciusko. who fell on American
soil" Asa matter Of faot. kosciusko.
wc nced hardly say, "klr' not GU Amer
icnu soil Ut all. but on the soil al Poland
heroically cou,apding against the triple
alliance Of her dispaileya. and uttering. ss
he recognised the defeat Of his little army
by tenfold their number Of foes, that i'm
mortal lament. =" Fins Pdonia n lie
was not buried when he fell" save in Il
prison a. 81. Petersburg, for the end Of
his great aud stainless career came quictl,
enough. q quarter Of . century later, .
moug tho mountains Of heroie Switxer.
land. Perhaps Conkling OF his private
ireland nigh, he pardoned for being ig
norant Of these things. Hut surely the,
ought 10 havo known thst kosciusko
Z" tomb." Is they are pleased to call tn
ccnotaph which commentaries him q
West Point, Is not in the cemetery Of tn
cadets at sll-N. \. World.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
For Congress.

While We do not raise the slightest OBJ
lection to any of the gentlemen who have
been mentioned rs candidates for Repre-
sentative in Congress. and will cordially
aid in the election Of any good Democrat
who may receive tho nomination, We
heartily recommend our friend and neigh
Dor, Hon. b. 7. Biggs, for reelection.
His uutiring energy his answering
fidelity; his unfiuchiug perseverance in
the face Of overwhelming opposition, as
suredly cn,,le Maj. Biggs to more than
ordinary recognition Of his services.
The Baltimore SIM recently spoke Of
Mr. Biggs rs "a bold aud able debator, "
and one who holds his own in all con
tests with the majority" This is high
compliment to Maj. Biggs, and through
him to bis constituents. for he has often
had to contend with some Of the leading
members Of the opposition in the House
What more efficient recognition Of hi.
services could be manifested by his friend,
than a denomination and election 2
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
Rats Deserving the Sinking Ship.

Almost every days mail brings the iu-
,elligcnce Of new detection iu the Radi.
cal camp. The poor old rotten ship was
scu,tled at Cincinna,i and is rapidly sink
ing, and the rats. with their usual sagaci-
ty. are dcscrtiug her and hurrying into
the new ship under the command Of Capt.
Greeley. II this detection continues ..
the same rate it has been progressing up
to now, there will be but one party Of any
strength In the aeld BY November. and
old Hiram Useless may a. well pack bis
- carpe. bag" and &c. rcsdy to tramp.
Banks. Fsrnsworth aud Ingcrsoll arc
among the latest deserters from the Grant
army. aud Forney and Butler arc said ts
be arranging their little matters preparatory
to going over to Horace.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

power in Delaware. And shall hey b
allowed to succeed nov. through di6sr-
escs Of opinion among Democrats shout
Presidential caudidstsi 7 Shall our disa.
grssmssss o. indifference giss then ssse-
cess which all their trickery and fraud.
backed by Federal cid and influence. and
tha. cap sbesf Of degradation. T" impartial
suffrage" could not obtain for them ! To
prevent this the most strenuous and uni
ted efforts are necessary.
There are. II is true. few fsnstical in
dividusls who. in the plepitude Of their
love and x,al for the new doctrines to
which they have been recently converted,
would. il they could, prevent those who
do not agree with them from taking part
in ",he couuscls Of the party" But
these are few in number; Of little or nc
influence; and very petty and mean il
spirit. The better and moro sensible meu
Of those who advocate the election Of Ii,
Baltimore candidates. knowing how i'm
possible il is to coercc mems opinions, and
how futile would be the attempt to carry
the State without the aid Of the - anti
Greeley Democrats" will hail with pleas
ure the conction Of their old comrades ant
gladly welcome them to the counscls o
the party"
Let none, then. stay away to-day. frou
fear Of insulting treatment for opinion
sake. Let all, who can. attend. and sen,
such delegations to Dover as shall expires
the opinions Of the Delaware Democracy.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

order; tbes genes and suussossss pre-
vail. Ous u The most ''lostsa ~" o.
jssts y shs bsal, ths Pisa Boy. Dsis0
ssss sw1v up shs bay, \ y eousiDs = 80
heW ssr1sssiy syss sss ssst0Aed to - sbe
ooviss sbjesl. ssa silss ~ arrival - -
ous s'vho's eems." @ @F
YssssSSsy. ssoques bciug dispo-ed Of. :
young Gssslsmap, wbo sid be wss sheriff
II CoIIisj Bsssh, suonowed Abs yarty ~
the ball rooss, Wbieh Wss ssrspged life
bsSk woods eosst seon, and eourt Was
orgS< Used With jsrisdjssies over The Beach.
A shay trial vss ben, Ne jsdgs ssd
eosusel bling gesslsnsp d ~ lsgsl pro-
icssiou and <hc jury exclusively of hdies.
Tho regular course cf . ssisl wss vvysoed
aud il Was indeed 90 sausing seese. The
defendant having two ccsnsel they ssdc
tho closing argument together. setng
dumb orator. Isn't il worth recording
the title Of the Court IN wbieb 40.
mans jury" vss 6rst smpsnelIed iu Deh-
wsrei l give II. "The discordsss Court
Of Single Blesscdness. in and for Collins
Beach,"
Another fund Of amusement IL mag.
ni6ccut amateur string band Of Phiisdel.
phia. composed Of gentlemen who not only
discourse sweet music. but lend much to
the pleasure Of oil by their kindness and
courtesy. For instance. last Monday eve
ning they gave Us u concert in the hotel
parlor, and il was q most admirable affair
and superior 10 such attractions at Cape
May aud such like places in this that il
was q critical audience who enjoyed treat
in vocal aud instrumental music.
Dancing and bathing. you kn, ". have
been for years an attraction Of ih' Beach,
aud very many young folks have u IJtdi !,
into the "wo sma' hours aud then driven
miles home. reaching that delectablc place
BY "thc light Of early dawn" Well,
we've had oil that without the drive. and
we've made use Of il accordingly; aud. IN
connection with il al. we've had the inner
man supplied with 6sh. oysters aud lots oI
good things BY mine host who knows how
to keep hotel.
To-day. We arc having our "photo.
graphs took" oil the guests being on the
porch. Rau, Of 922 Girard Avenue
Philadelphia. has capital negative. and
as the pictures will grace several residen
cos 10 your vicinity. you will have an op
por,unity to see what fine looking part,
We compose and when il IL stated that =,
prominent Delaware clergyman and sever
nj bellies Of tho little Diamond State are il
that group. many Of your readers will wisl
they we're there.
Your correspondent ands that he ha
taken up too much Of your space already
and fearful Of wearyins you will close b.
advising all who wish good time. TO g
to Collins Beach to spend week
Bathing hour is here. hurrnh for
Dip Don. you wish you were going in
TKrpoR.
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Post-Omce Economy.

OF all the audacious prctendcrs 10 econ
omy and administrative skill with whom
President Grant has surrounded himself.
decidedly the most sudncious is Creswell.
Under this mans administration our mail
service 10 and from Europe has been put
back nearly to the schedule Of The old
sailing. packet days. aud an ordinary let
ter froui Washington to New York Is sell
dom delivered IN less than twenty. four
hours. Yet this extraordinary Pos'mas-
ter. in whom sll mail contractors curious
ly delight. has the impudence n talk n
bout tho economy he has effected 10 ors
National Post Ofhee Department.
II We bring to him the test Of bic own
books Ne shall End that bic ppanomy hss
been effected exclusively IN The service
donc. while he has actually and greatly
incs cased the cost Of doipG thst service.
In 1850. under thss Democratic mon
stsr Of iniqsisy. Ruehsnaa. vs had 2s. 4aa
pose. olless 10 The country. on which "
expended "a. .066. .0la2. which gives y
nearly - possible ~ sxPsndisurs Of e2la
to esch olkee.
In 1870 ~ have 20. .492 poss-olssss I.
the United Ststss. or six Ices than 10 1850,
on which 70 espsad. ailss dedpstlpg tfou
the total postof6cs outlay sbost one mil
lion Of dollars ibr newly granted subsidies
the sum Of ol2. .ll4.l84. bsiug - pssyl,
~ possible 149a far sseh. Or ipst sbes'
twice our expenditure Of l06Q. AID THE
observe. 10 tho fses Of The eses thst she ..
normeus sstsasioa Of or railway syteu
since 1890 hes iumsnssly facilitated III
distsibatiop ssd rsdsssd shs sssessssy %
peusss Of ths Usitsd 6tslss najls.
We ssppess Csssvsll viii b. sepsstsa
70 take ~ tarn d ths Whssl II Malas nos
thst Boutwell, has dsos - vsll h Nestl
Caseliss. Psshsps y vi1l Kindly ssplsil
70 The geed people q the Luabee Sat-
| ths besuly cod blesssdsss q shs hs>s =
ibusst u thls tabslas sls1sosae:
~: SIS: iI:'S'3''S iISs' 4 ; q z:
--Msr Nsvk World.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

VIrAL STATISTICS. Tho deaths occur
ring in New York during last week num-
bcred 79l, including six from smallpox.
n decrease Of II compared with the NOR
,aliiy Of the previous week. The num-
Der Of deaths IN Philadelphia during the
same time was AT, a decrease Of 81 from
the number Of the preceding week. The
deaths from smallpox numbered four
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin says /:
1.-The largest mortality in any single
week in the history Of the city previous TO
the present season was 730 deaths in the
week ending July 81. 1855. During the
week ending July 0, Of tho present year,
the deaths aggregated 764, and during
tho ensuing week the total was swellcd to
the fearful hgure Of s55. Here the turn
ing poipt wsa happily reached, the mum.
Der Of deaths far the week ending July 20
being only 5s7; for the week ending Ju-
y q il wss aaO, and for the present week
AT"
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

The Democratic State Couvsntioa -.
semblcs at Dover on Tuesday next. The
only business before that body will BE- the
nomination Of . candidate for Congress
and Of three Presidential Electors.
We suggcs. to the Convention tho great
Importance Of preserving the unity Of the
party in the State. and to take no action
that will produce dissen,ious iu our orgsui-
za,ion. or cause apathy.
The proper course fur the psrsy is to
adhere to its own platform Of principles
take down uothiug-modify no,hing-save
themselves from "wry faces" or taking
any "bitter pills" Of any sort. either by
tho sanction Of the great errors Of the
Cincinnati platform or tho ratification Of
its nominees.
Let our candidates for Congress and
Presidential Electors be pu, forth without
any reference to what has been done =,
Baltimore. lie. good and trus,y men. Of
sound Democratic principles. be chosen "a
Presidential Electors. clothed with full
aud plenary powers to cas. the vote Of the
State as they may Mink best at the time Of
the election BY the Colleges. without any
commit,al Of the Democracy Of Delaware
to principles which they abhor.
The wisdom Of this course seems to NJ
to be too aprareu, to require any argu-
ment to enforce il. II Mr.. Greeley is 60
ing to win the race SO triumphantly Is his
| friends aud advocates boast that be is-if
there is such a grouudswell at the North
for him as they cluim-thcn what good
can be nccompliscd by Delaware taking
any part in il?
% the contrary, IL it should happen
that there is no such ground SWELL in
his favor. then the Delaware Democrats
will be saved the humiliation and NORTH
cation Of their own voluntary. unnecessary
self.abasencnt.
To vote for Greeley, all Democrats in
Delaware admit will be "bi,tcr pill" "
at best--a choice between two candidates
each unit and whose platforms they
spurn.
We ask the Convention TO consider the
above suggestions and keep the party firm
aud undivided.
The Democratic party. as such. is nj
more bound by the action Of the Baltimore
Convention than, as Judge Stephens sai'
10 substance in his great speech shor
time before his death. any Christian pco
pie would be bound by q convention o
theirs which should ignore Christ and dc
clare for Mahomet-which should tax
down the Cross and erect the Crescent in
stead.
) Such. also is. the opinion Of many Del
, aware Democrats. who, under no circum
stances, will do su evil because they oau
not do good. II the Democrats want
keep the State in their own hands, ],
them act without reference to tho doiul
| Of the Baltimore Convention.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
Registers Order.
DEGISTER's OFFICE.

REGIsTKRs OFFICE
IL New Castle County, Aug. 5ih, 1879.
Upon the application of J,mes A. Jamison,
Administrator Of Nm. Rny lanison, late Of Red
Lion Hundred in said County, deceased !, is
ordered and directed hy the Register that tho
Administrator aforesaid. give notice of the grant
ing OF Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting there.
Of, by causing advertise Mtnis la bs pasted with.
in forty days frnm the date Of surb Letters, ia
six Of The most public pla,ts VI the County OF
New Castle, requiring nll persons having de-
mnnds against the Estate, 10 prescn, the same,
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such cuss
made and provided And also cause the same
10 he Inserted within the same period in tho
Middleiown Transcript, nrM spapcr published
in Mddlciown and 10 lie continued therein two
months.
go Given under the haul and Seal Of
yOficr OF the Register aiorrsaid, ai New
Castle, in New Castle Couaty aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
" GIBBS, Register.
HOflCE..zAli Rf,sons hsy,sg ,laims againsi
tbe Estate Of the deceased must present the sans
duly aiies'cd TO the Administrator on or before
Angus, 9Th, lsia, or ablat the Act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided
JANIS A. JANeog, Adm.
aug io-?m. Addrrss-Wnrwirk, Nd
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

The election in North Carolina has a.
wakened a great interest throughout the
country. Since i, was held. the latest
news has been eagerly sought by persons
of both political parties. At first it was
announced that the Democrats had car.
ried the State by $4,000 majority. Ev-
cry day since, that majority has dwindlcd
down until tue latest dispatches give Cald-
well, the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor, majority Of from 800 to zoos.
The Democrats claim that there have been
grca, frauds. and il is thought that the
matter will be contested. The Legislature
stands all but two counties having beer
heard from-Senatc, 81 Democrats. /.
Republicans the Lower House. 63 Dem
ocra,s and 81 Republicans. This vii
give the Democrats IS majority on join
ballot. Five Democrats and three Re
publicaus have been elected to Congress.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

IIale's Early are about done, and on Thurs
day Troihs Early Red were being shipped.
Sudden Death.
Mrs Jane Clcavcr, rcict OF Isaac Clesvcr,
died very suddenly at her residence In Dutch
Neck, ON Wednesday last. II was diuner-time,
and she was Standing at the table cutting piece
Of pie for one of the hands on the farm, when
suddenly she dropped the knife, fell to the floor
and expired Immediately. Up TO that time she
had been in good health but had always been
subject to the heart disease. Her death caused
n great shock 10 her relations aud friends. She
was II years OF age.
Divine Service.
Rev. DR.. Patton, having returned from his
summer recreation, the Forest PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Of this tow,., will be open for Vrine
Service, tomorrow morning ana evening, al the
usual hours.
Divine Service will also he celebrated In St.
AIMS (Ncw) p. f. Church, morning and eve.
ming Rev. DR.. Mccabe, Rector, officiating.
Dsmserstie Meeting.
wm. Dean, Esq. has called a meeting oi
| siraigh,.oui Democrats, (ihnt Is, those Demo.
| crais who are anti.Greelcy and anti-Grani, and
| favor the nomination Of true and tried Demo
Gratis Tor President aud vicc-Presidcnt) TO mce
| In Newark, this evening. We presume the oh
jec, of the meeting 10, TO take steps towards or
| ganixing the party throughout the State.
siashs,rA Caap.
Blackbird Camp begins on Thursday, the 22'
inst. At a meeting On the ground, on Tuesday
torty five tents were drawn. II 10 thought ihs
the camp will have seventy tents. This sncamp
neR, Is under the jurisdiction Of Smyrna Circui
aud Smyrna Station, but Niddle:own and Odes
81 are Invited TO join.
| s0saii Fraits.
William Mailer, Rsq. Of Appoqsini'uiak !lu!l
drcd, has reAlised this yest ftola 3 acseeef BLACK
cap Naspherries, 1881 quarts, which cleared hi'
$i5a.s3 pr acre. lie has also the same nupbe
of acres In Wilson's early Blackberry, fto,
which he picked a,7Ai quartz, netting him $aos
&c per aero.
nsls ~ Reel Hssaee.
]. Thomas Budd, Real Estate Agent Of th
place. sold on Thursday last, for Mr. d. F.
Caulk, his farm near Sassafras, kc.t Co. ",
containing So acres, to Mr, y. Z. Donnei,
| nnttn Mime for 2h 400.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

The following is an extract from The
Address Of the Liberal Republicans Of
Massachu usetts:
Mn. GRExLEY's LivE is tho assurance
of his Republicauisn,. He has proclaimed
his feal,y to the principles Of the party Of
tcner than any one Of bis contemporaries.
has never made word Of recanta,ion. and
has done no act 10 contradiction TO his
professions. No one would think for a
moment Of doubling him we're it not that
he is n candidate against Grant for the
Presidency. II is charged that his nomi.
nation at Baltimore will send him over to
the Democratic party. There is not q
particle Of proof that it will have this ef-
feet On the contrary, the proof is oil q
gainst il. II il said that one or the other
Of the parties must change. II 90. the
question ~ 10 which ia to change Is not
an open question. II 10 settled slready.
The Democratic party has changed. II
has taken . new departure. Not grudg-
ingly or formally y--mcrely to gain TEN
porary end, with the ulterior desigu ol
failing 10 keep faith with the people. l,
nub put Heeut on IcCUtu w WY tuss
leaves no doubt on this point. Nothing
could bs franksr. slcsrer. more explicit
than its platform. To deny that il means
TO adhere 10 what Il says is 10 suppose il
to BE- guilty Of public fraud. such % wss
never perpetrated BY any party 10 ths
| country. and 10 never likely 70 Be. The
mon Who composed The Denosrssie Con.
vcntion wore honorable men. They will
compare favorsbly With the Repsbisans .,
with any class Of citissns. They publicly
gave their word and pledged tbsis hone,
10 the people; and 70 assume that they did
this Tor deceptive purposes. and thss i
vss sll . lie and sham, is 70 make IN ~
touudisg charge agsisss BODY thst rep
rssssts nearly hslf the Amssisss psopls
i and y eouSsss that hossssy hss % ss eoss
on y tbs saasa thal ~ sss % losese O
sbs ssle.gsvspsasnt. Bet Mr. ouly hsal
| q t6stl6assGip. - ssseaeenia9 ps3u1ies
q ssssosseis6 lsss. shas Oon ~. r.
stsoas h shs Dsnoesasls SaAS = . ees
uiss Soe. u Isa obAoGs ~ \ aseesabl
| = ~. 4 \ palps6)y $1,000 y -
seCgsas = esGn6a elasssI &aslnl
i eofS3. Whg hsep % 6osios.s Domossai
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Itsus Of usw,.

1bs Albssy Aysss, says: "Os Thurs-
:;;sasss ;t::s SO 90: ~: s'';;:::y s.::
lsy wSph slsS1 shs Sssss Of New York.
aG6evlos sue'tlse vo(s II New York Chy
~ leg Isjosd. A genlls,nan accepted
de o1sr. Tto,pss 9. Alvord, who was
in Saralogs slassdloe the trisl Of Judge
'nnuaeo 81 ohsirnsD q ths mspsge,s for
,tc prosesvsiss, asked Movsissey 10 give
him half Of the bet. whish John psomptly
did. AlvUsa ssys hs y ssss 70 wis hse
$500"
Senator Tru@bsN sisted N BIZ speech
~ Isaisssrols, - wsSsesdsy svcsises
sbss skess vas '' .esey enough ssuandsr-
ed BY vlRse. hshlsss ssssy The Fedcssl
Gcvcrn,seHs every ycss. 70 boy house
and farm sd give $1,000 ~ every man
N ske Sssss os Iudiass--sAd sbsse are
AO0, ,000 men ~ ihs, Ssste"
Asssssss d she srs,s from many paslu
Of llliueis, wissossie ~ Nispssots, say
that shs Ists ssjss ksve is1isss1 bet lhtls
dsmsgc. and shss ske yeA - ~ hisds d
grain promises 10 Be- . fsN sressSc. 10
ksssss tho crops have beeS mssS dam
aged BY the resent heavy rsiss, ssa mach
Of the wheat vas blown down and h rot.
ting in The 6clds.
A Berlin pspes thisks that the sp-
proacbise meeting u Ne Empesoss Of
Austria. Rsssis. ssa Gssnasy, y ssosAsS
gusrauscc Of the pcsee Of EuroDe, SD
says that IL is he psrposs Of Gernsuy to
strengthen the bosds between tho other
two empires, for vhpse fsiendsbip shs
prepared the wsy.
j. P. Barr. editor u tie Pitsbsse
Post, writes to the Libersl National Cons
mittcc. that be eau spssh 70, Western
Pcnnsy ylvunia from persoDsl hAosledgc,
and eau assure the COMMITTEE thss the
changes in that section are unprecedented,
and adds 1--WE expect to elect 80 Stats
ticket BY at least twenty t1oussnd't =
The chairman Of the Executive Com
mi,tee Of the Labor Reform party. nus
issued n call for the reasscmbling Of ia
National Convention. in Columbus, on
the 2lst inst.
The Nicaragua Exploring Expedition,
who have arrived in n. Y. City. report
that the construction Of n canal through
Nicaragus. from the Atlantic to the Pa
ci6c, Is found to be very imprac,icable.
Tho number Of National Banks in the
country. according to the L. S. Control
lcr's report. is l. .s53. whose resources a.
mount to Sl.770. .S3T, ,2G9.
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A correeuondcnt Of the Baltimore G.

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Ga.
scttc, Who seems TO have been making .
tour Of the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
writing up the peach interest. says:
The largest peach orchard 10 the world
10 thst ca!lcd ound Top. on the Chester
river. Queen Annc's county, owned BY
Mr.. John Harris. II comprises 1913
acres. pppteipiog los, 900 peach trees. I,
hes canning establishmeni which put up
last year 10. 900 per dsyI 500 girls and
200 mep we're employed. This year Mr..
Harris VIII not can any frpit. because tiu
and scldev sre too high. spd prices Of frYii
have not raised in proportion. Mr.. Hsr.
ris sill ahip from 50. 900 10 5000 boxes
thb season.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
pnnOCnArsO srArE Cosvssrs0s.

The Democratic voters throughout the State
are hereby respectfully notified to meet in their
respective hundreds Of each county, and In Gus
,omnry manner aud proportion, to elect, on Sat-
urday, the 10th day Of August, fif'y-hre dele
gates from each county, 10 attend State Con-
vcn,ion to be held at Dover, on
TUESDAY, August 18th, 1871,
ut o'clock, p. A., for the purpose OF nouna'-
ing u Representative in Congress, three Electors
Tor President and vice-President Of tie United
States, and 10 take such other action In relation
TO the approaching canvass as shall be deemed
advisable.
rs order of the State Executive Committee.
A. J. WRIGHT, Chairman.
Dover, July a. 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
VI ~

A wsssipst,s dispstch ssys that Dr..
Hosssd Ass ISosWas1A4 . asirt foe dam.
ssss for bio imprieonqsnt By the Spanish
governnkpt W tie Americas consul st
Cadis. Hhaslaim siA probably come BE-
edes lhe Spanish. .Amssiesn Commissiou
se~ lklipg y Washisgtcs.
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10
Obsssspssitsss u As Asddis'sss TtssseyiFs
Coll,ss' BsAc4. Ass. Oh. 1872.


Dsa, Trssssrips :-This plses hsins
abrasive 70 usay Of yopr rsadsys,. BY
reason Of its szesllsat ssppsss and pleas
ant psylins thst inset every weak, bsing
callecta1 FROM The country for milss =
round. yovr correspondent. heipg op the
spel. vsald kssp you advised ~ y ho. .
vssk hss bees plsasastDy pssssd beside
The ~.
MNalstews ~ saysaa hsvs isir repre-
ssotslieo tsss. ssd thsy hsvs bad % %.
isyat)s tos d u ana u11l rslssn esssidsss
~ iapssvsi = hsalsh. ~ 10 psssossl
apessssses. ysa bssw. Il wesld b II.
Ths snsGsise hosss. sAss brsahlhsl.
!:i:e y. s:s:.s e -: q = ..a..s::;i =. - !
Middletown transcript., 1872-08-10

arg. thss we're esly appropriate to ths
time Of IL sxistspes I Let not men Who
agree On other poists. and vho hsvs
eowmon paspess = rescue The Sovsrasscn,
from unworthy hasds. divide on dead
isssc." The action on the part of the
Democrats. 10 not only accepting . plat
form that the abolition Of slavery, the en-
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