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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-18

Some few weeks since we visited
Hcsper in the Northern portion of
Winnesheik county. The town was
started some seventeen years ago, its
population being chiefly Quakers. In
school houses, churches, and the other
conveniences incident to an enterpri-
sing and educated people. the town is
abunaantly supplied. Its location is
near tho State line upon an elevated
tract of land. tho eye stretching away
northward for miles over an unbroken
prairie region, except as dotted here
and there with orchards or artificial
groves planted out for wind breaks.
In this region of country and with
such surroundings, we found large
number of orchards with choice yarie-
ties and qualities of fruit of various de-
scriptions. In apples, the specimens
equal the finest grown anywhere. Of
grapes, the varieties are numerous and
the fruit splendid. Here originated
the "Chase Seeding Grape" which
We saw in bearing on the same plat
with many other varieties, with the adj
vantage in its favor in being more pro-
life as bearer than any other Of the
varieties; in being at least two weeks
earlier than the Concord; in being
more than twenty days earlier than
the Isabella or the Delaware; in being
the most delicious favored grape that
will ripen in this latitude every year,
and excellel only by the Delaware.
which from its uncertainty in ripening
is not the grape for our latitude.
The original Chase Seeding vine
We saw and examined and must say
that without exaggeration the clusters
growing and ripening thereon were
both more numerous and larger than
any We have ever seen Of any 9th er va
riety. We brought some Of the bunch
es home that were so large that curios-
ity induced us to weigh them, finding
by such test that they averaged nearly
ten ounces to the bunch. The state
ment made by Mr.. James Chase,
who originated this variety of grape
we append, with tho corroborative
statement Of his neighbcrs, as follows:
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Hs DscLINEs-MR. George Il. Borst
Who was nominated for Clerk Of the
Courts Oh the Liberal ticket declines.
involving the necessity Of filling the va
sancy on the ticket. He was nominal
I'D with knowledge that he was a re-
publican. and for two reasons; first he
Va believed to be competent; and sc,-
esd 'hs was supposed to be honest en-
sugh to serve the people instead of a
ring.
We eoncede our inability to see what
. nsn's preference for president has. to
% With l,cal Office whcreia his acts
ere merely clerical and in no wise polit-
zeal. and II political. are so to favor the
personal interests of a ring at the sacri-
1cssof public interests. Mr. Borst was
given to understand by those who ccu.d
have nominated him that lie should have
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cres'co Machin +
. @ % F,

The Subscriber would to the Farmers of Northern
Iowa, that he is prepared to
Repair M kinds Of Agricultural Muchtnes
on Short notice and in the BEST manner
A complete and full stoc ofrepairs for Thrcsh-
ing, Reaping and Moving Machines on
- hand Sickles, Sections, Guards,
Cylinder Teeth, Betting Babbitt
Metal in full Supply
Machines overhauled and put in good working order.
I'LL KINDS OF .N.aCNxyvE Work .4.vD
FORGING INTENDED PROMPTLY
Twenty years experience in Agricultural Machinery
ables us to give full satisfaction in work.
p MILK $ SAFES,
choice article for sale No family should be without
A good second hand
ID A q T. E M @ w Il r,
in prime ORDER for sale. 33tf
"A. H. SNEDLEY.
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Several times during the past year
- have stated the discrepancies that
exist in the statements made by Geo. S.
Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury,
and by the Register of the Treasury,
calling on any friend Of the Admins
tsssion to explain. About eight weeks
go We asked the DEBORAH Republican
~ explain, giving it credit for the
requisite brains and ability to answer;
~ also asked our old time friend,
Frank Palmer to explain in his public
speech here. Palmer declined to say
anything of the matter, becaus he said
didn't understand anything about it.
The DEBORAH Republican and Cres-
% Times each have au explanation i'll
their issues of last week, the Times
~ On boasting That its brains were ad-
equate to the task. The similarity Of
tbe language, simultaneously published
in papers twenty miles apart, aud laid
On our table At about the same mo-
msnt. struck Us as remarkable COIN
cidence Of great minds running Ill the
same channel Of thought with an idcn-
tity u words to express the same idea.
A friend formerly connected with re-
publican paper, since turned Liberal,
solves the mystic ry about the brains Of
the Times and the similarity of lam
guago above alluded to by handing US
circular No. II, prepared by the Re-
publican central committee and franked
TO republican papers by Senator Har-
Ian. to he used cditorially or otherwise
- fixed ammunition to fire at the DEM
ocratic press
The claim FIRST made in Circular II,
and repeated as above stated, that
the bonds issued to the Union
Pacific Railway and its bran ches are
10olud0d IN the statement Ut June 30
le69. and excluded f. ON those that
follow, is without foundation in fact
therefore the entire theory on which
they explain the discrepancies are
fabulous and false. An examina ton
II the published reports shows that in
every instance they are to be added
~ the debt as given, the same as in
the monthly statements now published.
Then the aggregate of these bonds,
we're over $4,000, GOO. Now they
ars given ~ G,G1s,s32, to which is
sddsd the see umulated interest Of
about $500. 900, all Of which is as
much part Of tue public debt as any
q tho other bonds. .....
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stOttce Of Dissolution OF
COp0I.t7ae rsHjD.

The copartncrship heretofore existing
between the undersigned is hereby dis
solved BY mutual consent. The notes and
accounts due said firm are in the hands of
II. A. Goodrich, as our Agent, for collect
ion.
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept 18th 1879.
WILLIAM BONES,
STEPHEN NILES.
Having this day transferred to Nles,rs
william Bones Il Co., Of Creseo, my inter-
est in the late firm of Bones e. Niles. and
the firm Of d. Z. Potter 4 Co, l cordially
recommend said new firm to the continued
liberal patronage Of the public.
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept. 18th 1872.
STErHRN NILES,
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STArE OF IOWA.
~ Howard County, ~
In compliance with Section 453 of the
Revised Statutes of the State of Iowa, the
foregoing Proclamation is published us 1.
notice to the Electors of Howard county,
Iowa, Of the matters and things therein set
forth; and notice is also hereby given to
the electors Of said county, that on the 49,.
First Tuesday after the FIRST
Monday In November,
A. ID. lS1l, a...
the following specified officers Of said
county are to be filled by general election
to be held in said county, viz:
One ;r.k If the District Court. -
the County Recorder;
One member of The Board Of Supervisors
In testimony whereof, l have
hereuLto 60: my hand, this 9Th
day Of October, A. d 1872. g..
- J.F. POWELL,
s@. Sheriff Of Howard Co.
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Laheral state Ticket.

For Secretary Of State,
I. 4. GCILBERT, of Dubuque.
Por State Treasurer,
u. !. ROHLFS. of Scott.
Por Auditor " State,
S.r. CASSIDY, Of Pottawatamie.
For Attorney General,
4. 9. CASE, Of Floyd.
yor Register Of State Land Office,
CAPT. JACOB BUTLrR, Of Page.
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Notice Of New COpartne rsnip.

NOTICE Of New COpartnersnip.
We, the undersigned having purch ased
the interest Of Stephen Niles, in the late
firm business Of Bones 4 Niles, Of Cresco,
will continue a general merchandise BUSH
ness at the store occupied by the late firm,
under the name and style Of William Bones
l. Co.
Sept 18th 1872
WILLIAM BONES & Co.
WILLIAM Bones,
j. Rowland BONES.
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lly TIE GOVERNOys,

The STATE OF IOWA.
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SoR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
First District.-JAMEs NJ. SHELLEY.
Sacond District. f. LEGr1NGwELl
Third District. T. SyoxEHAx.
Fourth Distriot.-A. 7. LuscH.
Gilth District--JoaS p. IRlsu,
Sixth Distyict.-H. H. TsIABiE.
eeVooEh District. L. PALMER.
Eighth District. w. MERRITT.
Ninth District. +. DuNcoMBB.
COUNTY TICKET.
yor Supervisor,
II. Z. MARSH.
For Recorder,
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M evv Freight
PASSENGER ROUTE,

Via Columbia, S. G. and Wilmington. N. G.
The attention Of Merchants. Shippers Of
Cotton and Produce, mud the Public gene.
rally is jnvi,ea to the Direct Connection now
existing between all interior ruinis in
South Carolina nnd Northern Cities, by the
Wilmington. Columbia md Augusta Rai,-
rond, and its connections nj Wilmington
either vim Steam Ship Lines from tha, po,t.
or vim Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
and its connections via Portsmouth or Pc
tersburg.
The various lines connecting Mt these
terminal points. afford facilities for ship
ments 10, or from
Baltimore daily,
Philadelphia, tri- weekly,
New York. Ave times per week.
Boston, scmi-weekly.
Uniform rates nre maintained with nj
competing lines. No detention OCCURS TO
shipments, Through Bills Lading given be-
tween all stations and points Dameu
hates aud classification sheets obtnincd of
Mi agents.
The Passenger schedule Of Night Trnin
from. and Morning Trnin into Columbia,
gives u superior connection for all points
on Greenvillc md Columbia, and Charlotte,
Columbia and Ausutia Railroads; giving
n I5ny Line connection vim Portsmouth,, and
nm AH RaH Connection vim Wilmington, and
avoiding nil delays at Columbia.
Through Tickets on sale ut Columbia (,
oil points North.
For rates, classification and MI informa-
ton, apply to
"a. FoPH,
Ganl Freigh, md T:ckct Agent.
J. c. WI%pER, Gcn'l Snperin, endent.
JIM 9-3m
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9EN1T-WEEKLY Sun, 81 A YEAR,
OF tho aamo sIzo an1 general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with q greater variety Of
miscellaneous readnc. and furnishing tho news
TO It's suDscrbers with II cater freshness, because
Hcomes twlco = week instead OF once only.
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aen Agents, San Francis and u Commerce ST., SX
MILLIONS Bcnr Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative EHccss.
Vinegar Bittcrs ara not rils Fnncy
Drink, Made OF Poor Rnnt, Whisltcy,
Proof Spirits nnd Refuse Liquors, doc.
tofcd, spiced and swectened to please tho taste,
called " Tonica," Appctizcrs." " Rcstorcrs." &c,
thai lead tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but aro true Medicine, mado from tho Native
Roots and Herbs Of california, FREQ from NIL
Alcoholic Sttmulnnts. They nro tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER nnd A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renoyator and Inygorator Of the System. carry.
Ing OF all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
to healthy condition. No person can take the.o
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwcll. provided their bones not destroyed
BY mineral poison or other means. and tho vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair
Thcy nro n Gcntlo PuraHtivo rs volt
rs u Tonic, possessing, also. tho peculiar merit
II acting az powerful agent in relieving Conces.
tion or Inflammation Of tho Liver. and Of all tho
Yisccral Organs.
ron FENiAl.E COMPLAINTS, rhothes
IN young or Old married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhood or at the turn OF life, these Tonic Dit.
tors havo no equal.
For IntlnnInntory md Chronic ILticur
mntisns nnd Gout, Dyspepsia or Im-
digestion, Bilious, Rcinlttcmt aud
IntcrnSittcnt Fcvcrn, Diseases or tho
Blood, liver, Kidneys md Dlnddcr.
these 1stttcrs have been most successful. such
Diseases nrc caused by vitiatcd Blood,
which 10 generally produced by dcrangerucut Of
tho Diucstivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache, Pain In the Shoulders Coughs, Tight
ness Of tho Ghost. Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of
tho Stomach, Dad Tnsto IN tho Month. Bilious
Attacks. raltntion Of tho Heart, Inflammation Of
tho Lungs, lain In the rgions Of the k!dnoys. and
hundred other painful symptoms are tho offs
sprInGs of Dyspepsia.
torpid Liver and Iowcis. which rcndcr them Of
uucoutilcd efficacy in cleansing tho blood Of nil i'm.
pnritcs. md imparting now lilo and vigor to thu
whole system.
FOR S1<IS DISEASES, Ernptions, ,Tettor.
Salt kEeum. Dloschcs. Spots. rImplcs. Pustnles.
E'il,, CarbunCrs. Ring.Eorns, ST. aid Head. Solo
cs.Eysirclas. Itch. Scurfs Dis, coratons Of tho
Skin, flumors and Dis"asts uf the skn OF what
RI ont "f thu systct, il, short time by tho uso Of
these Filters. ohc bottle In icli cakcS will
vince the mos incrcdutous OF their curative effect.
Cl>nnsc the Tiintci Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through tho skin III pimples,
Erupions or SOIrs; cicanso It whc,, you find II
obstr,ctca aud sluHgish IN tho veins; cleanse It
when it is foul. and your feelings will tell you when.
Keep the blood pure, and the health Of tho ays stem
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, mrking
d. stioyca and removed.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
]. WALEER. ProprIct.r. II. II. MCDONALD e.
Co, Druggists nlll Gen. SCGntS San Fraucisco,
Cal. nnd 81 md 81 Commerce street. Now York.
mny ii
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

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Five copies, ono year, separately addressed.
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Twenty copies. ono year. scpnratelv sddressco
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Filty copies ons yeap, to ono address Npd the
eemi.W eekly ono year 20 Rettsr up OF cinb),
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yity eop,es, ono ycar, .epara,e,y sodresse3 fand
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Dr. Railways Sarsaparilla ficsol.
vent.

iins made the mo4t astonishing cures; so
2ntcx, so rnpid nre the changes the hody
undorgnes, under tho Influence Of this
truly wonderful medicine, TINT every dny
an increase IN hesh and weight Is seen ard
felt. The Great Bicol Purifier. Every
drop Of the Sarsnpnrillinn Resolvcnt COM
municntes through the Blood, Sweat, Urine
and other fluids and juices Of tho system
the val"r Of life. for il requires the wastes
Of the body with new md sound material
Soro;nln. Syphilis, e. assumption, Gh,ndu.
lar disease. Ulcers in The Throat. Mouth,
Tnmors, Nodes in tho Climbs md other
parts Of the system, Sore Eyes. Sirumor.
ons discharges from the Ears. and the
worst forms Of SKIN Diseases. Erupiions.
Fever Sores. Scnld Head, Ring Worm. Salt
Kheum, Erysipelns, Acne, Black Spots,
Worms in the FLESH. rnmors. Cancers in
The Womb nnh oll wcakcnine md painful
discharges, Night Swea,s. Loss Of Sperm
and nil wastes Of Tho life principle, arc
within the curative range Of this wonder of
Modern Chemistry. and n few days use
will prove 10 any person using it for either
OF these forms Of disease its potcn, power
cure them. .....t
If the patient, only becoming reuuced
by the wastes and decomposition TIA. is
cont t,nually progressing. succeeds IN nr.
resting ihese wastes, and repairs the same
with new mntcfihf made from heauhy
blood--nnd this the Snrsnpnrilian will and
docs secnre--'a cure ia certain: for when
Once this remedy commences its work of
pnrifoa,ion, snl succeeds IN diminishing
tho lcss ofwaaes. 5,its repairs will be-
rapid, and cvery day thc patient will feel
himself tsowims better and stronger. the
food diges'ing better, appetite improving,
anu hesh md weight inc, easing.
No, only does the SnrsaIHrilhnn Kcsol.
vent excel all knovp, seme,lial agents in
the chre Of Chrcni SeroYnlons. Consl,i
uonal, and Skin diseases Int IL is the only
positive cure for kidary anil Bladder Com.
pl"inis. Urianry md Womh Diseases. GRAY.
e!. Diabetes, Dropsey. S,oppnge os Water,
lncontinenee Of, Orins, sDrigh,'s Disease.
Alhuminnra. nnd in alf casrs wher there
are brick dust depoeits.or the water is .hck.
cloudy, Mixed with substances like The
white "f an egg. or threads like white silk,
or there IL = morbid. dark, billioas appear.
ahce. md wbi.o bono dust deposits md
when there is!a prieking, burning sensa.
ton when passing wafer, and pain in the
Small OF the Back md along tho Loins. ~.
DIR. Ralway'a Perfect Pargatiye
80 .r Pills, OyTal.
perfectly iasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum. spaYge, Tee6laissp pu, ify, cleanse
and sirengthea., Radway's Pills, sfur4 the
cure Of all disorders .ef The Ssoraa eb, Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Dis.
enses, Headache, Constipation, Costiveness,
Ansigsasisp,.Dy Dyspspsia, Billieasnsss,- Bill.
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"D' ctor. what do ,on think is the
cause 'otd!ns frtqneul rush Of blood "a
NY head r. "OE J it il nothing but an
effort of nature. Nature, you know,
abhsrs vacuum ~
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CHARLES 4. DANA, Editor.

A Newspaper of tho Present Times.
Intcndod for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants. Pro.
essionnl Men, Workers. Thinkers, and AL Man
nor OF Honest Folks. and tho Wives, Sons, and
Daughters OF all such.
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..a R. R. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

.,.. III. R. R.
RADWAY'S READY REL lief
Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT IN ONE HOUR.
After reading this advertisement need
any one Sutfar with Pain. Rndwny's Ready
Relief Ia n euro for every pain. II was the
first and Is e.. ..'.0
Tho Only Pain Remedy
that instantly stops tho most cxcrutiating
pains. allnys lnflammntions. and cures Con.
gestions. whether Of tho Lungs, Stomach.
Bowels, or othor glands or organs. by tre
application.
In from one 10 twenty minutes, no mat
ter how viol, NJ or ex"ruciating tho pnin The
Rheumatic. Beu ridden, Infirm, C,ipplcd.
Nervous. Neuralgia. or proslra,cd with
disease mny suffer.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
VIII afford instant enso. inflammation OF
the Kidneys, Inflammation Of tue Bladder,
inflammation Of the iBnwtls Congestion oil
The Lungs, Sore Throat. DiAicul, Brsalhi e,
Pnlpita'ion Of tho Henrt. llystcrics, Group.
Diptheria, Cntarrh, lnAucnza, Headache.
T"othache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold
Chills, Age Chilis.
Tho application Of tho Ready Relief 10
the part or parts where the pain or diff.
Guilty exists will afford. cuse nnd comfort.
twenty drops IN mlf tumbler OF waser
will IN few moments cure Cramps.
Spasms. Sour Stomach. Heart hurn, Sick
llealacho, Dia,rh@,, Dyseniery., ''olic,
Wind IN tho Bowels, and all the Internal
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Travellers should always onrry n bottle
Of Rndwny's Ready Relief will them. \
few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of wafer. 1t is better
ih"n FreLch Brandy Or Bl,ters AZ II slimu-
liant.
Fever and Ague.
Fever and Ague cured for fifty eenis--
There Is not n remedial ngeui in this
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al other Mnlnrions. Bilious, Sca,l.t. Ty.
ph"id. Yellow. aud other Frvcrs (nidcd by
Railways Pills) 50 quick rs Rndway's
Ready Relief Fifty cents per bottle.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong pure md rich h!ood-Incrcase Of
tle b aud weight - Clear skin nnd beautiful
complexion secured TO nll.
Dr. Radway's Sarsaparilla Ilcsol.
want
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HEALTHY! BEAUTY!

Strong pure md rich h!ood-Incrcase Of
tie aud wc'ght-Cienr skin and beautiful
complexion secured 10 nll.
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE


Zen s
Reduced Price
& 4 -
This Fertilizer has
Pcruvn
Of
ouyns time tho sne viii he considered duo November 1917
n"re aimc when hrc
the
Will DO furnished o h Agents =,
PELZER, ROBBERS & CO., General Agents,
lon 8 C.
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Alter rendiDg this advertisement need
my one Sutfar with Pain. Rndwny's Ready
Relief Ia euro for overy pnin. It was the
first and Is a.. .'.-.
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE


Inorcs = 'O'"'
Orders CaShs
"a -
.94 sz vPELZER, RODGERS \ CO.. General Agents,
y Whnrf Charles cs.on
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THE DAyLY Sun, 90 A xEAn,

. A pre1 lcntly Yeadabre uewsraper. with the
lareest circulation IN sho world. FREQ. fnde-
Po1dsnt, and fcsrlcss In politics. All the news
ffom everywhere. Tw, ccnts q copy Jby mail,
90 cents month, os 80 year, 4 !, 49, ~
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THE sENr-wERKLT SUN.
fivo copies. ono Jear, separately saares,eG,
Eight Dollars,
Ten conice. ono yesr separateiv addressed tand
Nh extra copy TO Getter up Of clnb),
... irr...H Sixteon Delisfs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-09
A Ei3eral Resolution.

The meeting of the Democratic Cen'
trail Com mittee of this county held on
the 26th ult, was the mcst fully attend
eel of any that has been held for years
1t was composed chiefly Of the ablest and
best E.en in the county-the men who
are of thevery strongest pillars Of the
party-the men whose wisdom and ener
gy have not only sustained the party
bpt have increased its majority from
time to time.
These are the same men who passed
the resolution permitting al! legal vo'
tiers, who are opposed to the present adj
ministration, without regard to former
party predilections,to vote in tee Demo
cratic primary election.
In doing this they have showa de-
gree of liberslity which we venture to
say is unparalleled in any Radical coan-
ty. 1t is no bid of a minority party to
catch votes, for the county is Democratic
by three to one 1t is no maneuver of
one faction to get an advantages over an
other; for there is neither shadow or
semblancs of a faction in the party in
Monroe. 1t is precisely what it pre-
tends to be: candid manifestation of
the liberality of the Monroe County De-
mocracy. And the unanimity and hear
tiness with which the resolution was
adopted shows that it speaks the senti.
snent Of the party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-09
Failing TO Pieces.

In this issue will be found an import
ant manifesto by HORACE GREELEY and
nineteen other Liberal Republican. of
New York, declaring their acceptance of
"the invitation to meet in National Mass
Convention at the CITY Of Cincinnati on
the first Monday of May next" Sand
we invite all Republicans Of New York,
who agree with US, to co operate in our
action"
The corruptions and petty malice Of
GRANTS administration are too 1agrant
and mean for men Of liberal views to en-
dorse; hence the detection Of the lead
ing minds, IN en- Of widespread influence,
from the party of GRANT, MORTON, COL
FAX & Co.