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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03
FOR GOVERNOR.
SIDNEY PERHAM.

The movements Of the labor relormers
since Judge Davis declined the nomina-
ton rendered him, indicate that the labor
organizations are generally going to sup
port Grant and Wilson.
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Fraud!
Corruption !!
1Tregularity !!

Who steals my purse steals trash-iheres nothing
init,
But he who fches from me my oyster cans and
60,riS
Robs me ofthat which not enrches him, mot much)
And spoils the sweetness OF M disposition.
Thousands and thousands of CANS and BOU Is
loaned from COCHRASk'S BINALNE COLISEUM
filed, as delivered, with PORrLT OYSTERS fresh
from the she'll. and Ii SClous ARCTIC CREAMS have
gone from my gaze. We miss them at home. As
there is time to order sufficient cargoes OF such
ware from Europe il is moiesty suggested that Il
part at least OF the missing dishes be returned in
season for the inmen-e business of the coming
Forth of July or any other hot day. including the
November election.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

Blackwood's Magazine for June has the
Immemor-Thackeray in America; Zanzibar
A Review A True Reformer; New Books
The Downward Course.
The July number of Old and New continues
The Wears Daughter and has in addition,
Some Souvenirs of Round Hill School; Gov
eminent Examinations for Women in France
Jack Msynard's Call ; God in Nature; Nature
and Uses Of Visible Speech; The Universal
Mother Co-Education of the Sexes; Theo.
logical Examination; Ups and Downs; Wer
Weng Sucht Der Findet Wei; Carmen
Seculare.
Iiarper's Monthly for July has contents as
follows In Search Of the Picturesque; of
Thunder Bay; The City of the Saints; The
Guillotine; The Explorations of Di Cesnold
in Cyprus; My Godmothers Pomander The
Republican movement in Europe; On the
Sands A Good Investment; To Crushed
Violet; Virginia Militia Training of the
Last Generations The Golden Lion of Grand
pere; California Akeratos; Old Kensington !;
Mazzini. Pierce has it for sale.
s-.4-.i~s.Zs-ssss4=-.=4s.zsass-
Linen Clothing at y. ". Huntington <
Cos. july2-tlw
White Linen Vest. Large as'ortment Just
received by S. W. Huntington & Co.
july2tlw
Gents Furnishing Goods Large stock
just received by s. W. Huntington & Co.
july2. +lw
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TABLEAU WANT OF PEACE.

This magnificent Peripatetc Picture stands ont
as the very acme of all that managerial enterprise
and liberaiity, assisted by the highest art has yet
to initiate il no effort of rivalry can do more than
make faint aud weak approximation to the Great
Original.
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COpartnership Notice!
NOTICE

> hereby given 10 those called to purchase Burial
i Cases, that a complete assoc tment of G, fins
and Caskets, Kose Walnut, Walnut Pine and
other woods, all firstciass work, trimmed In any
SIS e desired at the shortest notice, may be found
nj the ware rooms of CHAs. r.. TOWN, Bridge St.
near Railroad crossing. Prices as low as the low.
est.
Augusta, Me. apr30ilf
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Dazzling Street Pageant

VIII be found in the GORGEOUS MAMMOTH
GLOBECHARlOTb bearing on its various platforms
a number of LIVING GROUPS, the whole sur
mounted by an IMMENSE GLOBE, representing
The world upon which, at IN enormous elevation,
sits the intrepid and beautiful Mile Dessarts, in
elegant classic costume, senting Liberty dom
mating the World. In close proximity follows
THE Chariot of Ttania, the Queen Of the Fairies"
drawn by team of li.lie atomies, in the
form of twenty-iour dmnutlve shetland fonies,
the brilliant cortege ending With ca alcade OF
Men at Arms on spirited steeds, thus bringing to Il
close the grandest gratuitous exhibition ever Civ
en- being foretastc of the merit and artistic excel
lence of the performances within the gigantic mar
quce, by the Equestrian Company, composed Of
more than
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in her owl, extensive treatment of The sick, for
nearly twcn,y years. with Great succcss.
The principal diseases for which this saIyc Is rec.
.c,7ofjd1, O,a Ulcers, Sat Rheum S1auins, Bu,ms,
[erer Sores fst2ns, Pntples' h1ysipths, Sore
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applied. isuo 1t on well with The hand thrSe tncs
day In several cases 1t has cured paisled hnos
for PIes IT has been discovered 70 be a sure REM
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nave oeei renewed pS ieW npPhcations. ror Fry
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ana quoting lle patien.. TOT InoPpea 1iu t ~
produces y cure ihihSul''ciH Ley tlose VIII, gag
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and Scatds, apply the Salve at once and It gives
immediate relief. For Old Sores, apply once o
day:
N9t aTnHpg the ieast OF the invaluable properties
on the HAIR Rubbed on the scalp, IN I'VE or six
dhereht parts, promotes the grown OF the har,
prevents 1t turning gray and on bald spots pro-
duces new growth OF hair No lady should be
without tnls invaiuaole article as an lndispensaoe
coSineuc LOT tiie tuet. II eraucales uatdruu anu
disease from the head, and bloiches aud pmpies
li''n tue LACE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03

FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
First District, JOHN Fl. BURLElGH.
Second District, WIN. +. FIX I d.
Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE.
Fifth District, EUGENE HALE.
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THURSDAY, JULY Is,
Giving two Exhibitions daily

From whence he Will in succession visit ALL THE
CITIES AND TOWNS OF NEW ENGLAND.
y The attractions OF this vast and unapproachable
establis hment too numerous To permit more
than brief reference 10 a few OF them within tae
ordinary limits of an advertisement; but the Man
agement beg to call the particular attention of an
approaching public To II brief DESCRIPTION OF the
Dazzling Street Display which marks the entree of
the establishment into each place 1t has the honor
of visiting, and in which
" The Pomp and Pogeantry' e.eceeds The Glories Of
the DoBs Of Chira'ry, or the Sptendors Of
the Fled Of the Cloth Of Goid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03

OF exquisite design and Of elaborate finish, bearing
upon It's broad platform the FCLLOPERA BAND,
and 70 lowed by the GORGEOUS SEMEDlS CAR
OF CONFCCiCS, and the GOLDEN DRAGON
TEGE OF KNIGHTS, armed cap-a-Die, aud "clad in
complete Steel" from the FURNISHED surface OF
when the sun beams glance IN brighs prismatic
glory. The Knights are accompanied by their
"Laydes faire," costrmed alter the fashion OF the
Medieval PERIOD and followed by Faithful
sqnires" as in the days of jousts and tournaments
Following this proud cavalcade come other Chart
OTIS Berlins and Cars of graceful form, Respondent
with mirrors, painting and gold, leading the GRAND
ALLEGORlCAI CAR, upon the expensive dia- of
which is formed a charming Tableau Nivant, in
which number OF young ladies', elegantly draped,
aud representing the various nationalities appear,
reprcsenting the beautiful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03
Revolution in Euel
xzSzzNcxyznsEKaEM WnzaEnR
AMBLER'S GREAT
VAfOR FUEL INVENTION.
Shows EnOrmOuS Heal.

SHUWs THUTMOUs Heat,
Controlled as Easy as Gas Hummer.
GREAT ECONOMY in raising steam, melting and
pudding IRON burning lime and brick, glass max
ing dstiiling and Heating Gas Retorts, now on eX-
hibition and running the Delamaer Iron Works
New ork City. For permits or invitations apply
or address, 3w27
JOHN BUTLER, 9G Maiden Lane, " T.
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Linen Clothing at y. W. Huntington &
Cos. july2-tlw
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Electors Of President and Jfce President.
At Large, SAMUEL E. SPRING.
GO. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
First District, JAMES 81. MCMILLAN.
Second District, JOHN H KIM BALL.
Third District, JAMES ERSKINE.
Fifth District, EBENEZER KNOWLTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03

Put mp in Large Boxes ut SO cents each
nearly three times large as the box represented
aeovel. Prepared by MISS c. SAWYER and
pat up by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Wholesale
a Trial Box sent free ~ mail on receipt OF ssyctty
FIVE cents, by l.. VI. ROBBINS. Rockland, Ne.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE IS SOLD lY
AL DEALERS IN MEDICINES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03
Apprentices Wanted !

Twenty or thirty American boys from Il 70 90
Years OF age can find employment as apprentices AT
the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-03

TO TIE AFFLICTED.
Ii your Druggist is out of the Save and neglccts
70 Keep supplied, send seventyfvc cents as directed
below, and receive 4 box by return mail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

nose and throat. roice altered. nas=ltuans.
offensive breath. Impaired smell and taste.
dizziness. mental depression, tickling
cough. ijioey and insanity.
All the above symptoms are conss,o. to
the disease in some OF its stages or cn7n-
plieations, vet thousands Of cases annual
" terminate in consumption. and end in
the grave wi;aeat ever manifestiug one
third of the above symptoms.
No aisease is more common or less un-
ders.ood bvphvs;cians. The Proprietor
of Dr. Sage's Cs:arrh Remedy viii raw
$500 reward for case OF Ca:arrh which
he cannot cure. Sold BY druggists,
TnE JusrIcE or THE VkEprcT rendered
by the public years ago in favor of the
MEXICAN MrsrASa Imminent mus, be sp-
parent 70 al who have used that t.mou:
preparation or seen Il used Its healing
inference Is irresistible. The most ob;i.
nate forms of neuraleic or rheumatic dis,
ease are totally carei~ty il. and that in
ar incouceivably shor. space OF time. En-.
terpai in uries or sores. whether OF mar
or beast. IS we'll as all equine or human
malaairs for which linimen, may be
used. are speedily rerneted BY its use
Remember 1t is not merely palliative but
an era6icaut OF disease.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

TEr Nsr-'N3 ~ 7rv>nAr NEX- W"
hope AMI J. .r-'. tno..@' 3cmncra'ir meet.
.a- ut LecnarG.auu On Tuesday next, in
number enthusiasts All a., o,h,rrcspccts.
wi. na w.'... . Ill. carso. tho occasion
ADJ Il. "-.,s ui.l-l speakers VII, nre
aasv.,..t 3. tc present The supreme
i1ur aErr .on,s, ard il there IS a single
dae'n'ra' n orr county vko l. st.i! doubt
ta; "f h patti in Vh'rl he. should walk
:. tie last l1pias Tges. len'ial and con
sressi0nni ~trac-... we earnestly aud sro-
cielly tceraak his presence at the mass
rathcrirE 4 democrats Al Lcorarltown on
TUESDAY raN. II nos. men. rerplcxed
with r,~r',S.r- t-..1.s n. aiming 70 find
tn road t. ra..uca, duty. are entitled to
10 satisfied. AMI a.-.al,ucc At the meet
ing 10 question and candor Of Judgment
arc nj. W, ass IT ,s..tet.nr ana mis.rust-
fa' fr'snls. TH, n.2 G-Ar7. to-. are
wanted AMI ex:..... en- the occasion.
1t j. enough - know tb,t tbov sborrI
sec ~, = erv IL froa, ard re,I;za thu, no
ON ESQ Il our party was still floating
ALLOW, t..w b. 10 ar.usel and insrir;tel
fer lau.r. Int We Wish - see thcm and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEEAT-Ths receipts Of Wheat ttis week
have been moderate amounting 70 about - 600
Bushels, and tie market aas.sesa quiet and ~
times heavy, but prices have been genera. Y
.rr, ara are ahcc. ccrrs higher thar =. ne
close OF last week for the prime grades Saler
q Thursday, inclusive. comprise 5000 tusa.
rs Nestern =; from l51LGl7. cents fer common
70 prime rcd, l75GEiSQ cents 70 arle. and
9E cents for small lot prime wr;.e. AMI = oa1
bushels Southern, viz: &, oO5 bushels rel a:
-3,(.at'O cents for G .nnoa 10 fair, anu ct IS
c..2- Goats Tor .ool 10 Prime, IS, 1oo bushels
amer p. g5 .I.2 IS cents latter strictly cho.-c
and 3 900 bushels white ~ - aces cents for
common 10 choice. The u,a-ks. close. stead, a,
these figures. \ SINAI! ioi P.nnsy! wanna red sold
yesterday on private terms.
CCHN.-The marie, for Western Corn has
ruled duh with small stock ard l:Eh, re-e;rts
ana prices arr ga. cents love. Tor mixed in
Elevator. Tue receipts OF y estern were o. coo
bushels, and the sales wc.e only Is 200 tush.
els mixed IN Elevator a. 6! asa cents :, C0C
bushels high mixed ard Yellow A. 'esC7 s. cents
ami 600 bushels .tnnsylvania yellow a. g. Gass
cents. There has tecn some inquiry for Corn IL
arrive 2atw nu:e - sac OF 70 oC1 bushels Il \.
q :. Oe>-.nHer delivery on private terms, and
Il - SAID other contracts have been rafe bat
-: conditions were NOT allowed ~ trsrsrire -
ne cc,!pts .. glheIi we're about !, coo oasn.
els, TIE market iCr which MAS aCuye AMI 6..a,
ana r.! the CtIeT.a e were SOD :; -1G,-S cents
for white. a-l a, t3Ti.-N cent, Ser yellow New
Corn Is arriving n small .o,s, And VIC note safes
zoo bashc.s ~ tGla.I- ceGls for white. aud
g cca;s !-r yellow, AM 1t Of 100 bushels
Nnm:Gy Cora brought 50 cents The u4rke:
closes steady and We quote mixed in Elevator
nc-inally at IS. ,D6i ccats. and Southern CID
~ rtasS cents iO- sdIte, ard &c (a,69 cents f.
yellow
OATS market e. Cs.s through tho
week has been firm bu, noe specially active -
lts receipts were moderate. sad he sales a
Up -l,U2- bushels Is follows 1855 bushels
Scu.acTn ~ - ais cents, 1900 aixei Western
:: 5! t7-2 cents o.C01 b-is KIT ~ alta gT,t5 cts
ara : roo damaged 10 ri S70,aa cents
RYE &c receipts ',nye been light ,hisweek
AID sales have only amounted 20 about ? 0Cn
bushels =. SOS cents. We roie s..-s at r5lI
?! err:s FOR fair - g:ilae
TOhACCO.-Wc note an active der.a.i du-
riag this week for Maryland Leaf Tobacco FOR
tie Holland ard German msrke:, and The re-
cepts, which continue 20 fall of. are taken a,
full! prices 50 fast as :he samples are placed on
ice market and ~ cote The fesliry strong with
little stock IN agents hsnds IN Ohio there j.
very htue doing on account Of tho wan; o.
STOCK and IL Kentucky and Vi-,iria the same
c'ev ~ sail, but he market for each il firm.
and Frlcrs are unchanged The exports for .he
'sek were 1889 hhGs, leaf as follows: ss7
aa9s. TO br.nel. 537 hiis 70 Liverpool ana
aids % Fort Spain Prices are yery firm,
INT vithoa' charge and we continue to quote
- follows, Wis:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

SOUTHERN MAINLAND Kali kCAp. -
The two corps Of Engineers Of this Co.
ono operating from Point Lookout by way
Of st Nary's river and the other from
Mechan;csvi!le by way Of this place. have
formed Junction at or near the Clifton
Factory and Great Mills, thus connecting
the entire hue ofsurvcys from Poin: Look
Gu; to a poin; in Prince Georges county
on The line of the Baltimore and Potomac
read.
A large force Of hands and carts, under
Nr. Thornton. a ,con:ractoy. are at work
in the ueighbOFhooi Of Mr.. Scott's, be-
tween INTERCHANGEABLE aud this place. The
energy displayed gives hope tina, We soon
shall be blessed with an early commurica-
ton BY rail with the cities of Baltimore
and Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

GRASr,sM IN SoUru CARoLTsA.-The
following paragraph, from he Utica 90
ssrrer, to:cit'y illustrates the result of the
rule Of caEpet-bsggers and negroes in
South Carolina under the protection OF
Grants Administration:
a gentleman well kr,rn in Tue South
CTR part Of this State, 81 T. Harm IN,
purchased plantation in South Carolina
in The year 1865 In 1850 he paid there
ou go IN taxes IN 1870 .hc taxes were
Sl>3. IN 1871 tie taxes were $50 =
For the year 1879 taxes 70 the amount of
81 ,0hG were levied on the plantation.
whoroupon Mr.. Harmon abandoned, the
property That simple fact illustrates better
than any argument the system in vogue
under Grants icuteuauts in the luckless
Southern country And out Of all the
money gathered by that shameful process
not one dollar has been applied to the pay
ment i the public debt, to the support of
charitable Institutions, or TO the mainte-
nance of public improvements. The Su-
perintendent of the Insane Asylsm lately
put forth = touching appeal. saying that
with 400 patients on his hands he had not
food enough to las; them forty-ejght hours.
Charitable citizens must furnish supplies
or the dementcd inmates would be cast
loose on the community lie could not
get a dollar from the State, for the treas
ury was drained BY the high-handed rob
berries OF F j Moses And this man is TO
write himself Governor of South Carolina
for tie next two years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

A. Excrr.rs- E.rrE1A.sMEsT we
had the pleasure on Friday and sainraas
r;ri,.sos las. week Of a:tsedias
Court House the Gfssery -,
80 ..o,,,d ,ny - eur rsa'e'' 'e 1H'u
a"' So 80 81 .bo Mr. Gregory is and Of
so. "a Ais en,ertainmen. consir;s. we take
rieasure in stating. that w. Gregory Is
n old reb and still unrecons;ruc;ed. Is
the crea: Virginia Comedian and Banjo
is,. aparil and an aP. one Of Old Joe
Sweepr. o: Jebb Stuart ro.criety. and q
banjo performer Of a very high order Of
excellence The special merit, however.
of Mr.. Gresor- is in his natural and mirth-
moving delincations Of negro talk and
com :c,li.ies and in the concor6ant minis
.-e,sv With which he accompanies them.
T.. have never seen better delineator Of
negro p.cul;ari.ies UPON the stage. His
-rca. stump speech, though opaque 10
positive darkness. is gem Of the first wa
Ter, and us original songs and hits on the
times srs symr athy-moyiuc or provocative
II laughter according TO- tho subject treat
ed. Iii. bone solos and violin limitations
are also excellent and bis moving and de-
solving panoramic scores interesting and
instructi-s' 10 lock at. Altogether, We
wish TO see and hear Mr. Gregory "some
more. and tho fact IT, he has promised
is another visa. this Fall and engaged
himself to g,vo Al entertainment for tho
heueh. # tho Episcopal church a: CIR
Town, dle no..ca of which viii Is given
through our columns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

asi climb any tree in For-ss: Of St. Ma
rvs; -x
Poin, Lockout Railroad Company has ros
eotnole;ea the road IN one day:
And whereas the Sl6S, 900 (dol!ar.s)
ough, TO be granted to sny company ask
Ing for the same. inclading tho Leonarc-
town and Caek-hold Greek Railroad
And whereas we are willing to pay al
the expenses OF any Big Sat- against the
County for the violation CT ito ccntrsc:.
and employ Democrats lawyers from the
Republican city of Washington to defend
the same,
And whereas We have made an agree-
me,t with the Baltimore aud Potomac"
not 20 cross its track. but to run our road
far nm when we shall have completed the
ssmes 3D.
And whereas We will only run our road
from Ds. Broc,ne's farm to Brandy wine;
And whereas Tom Scott has agreed to
endorse our bonds. for aud in considers
,,on OF receiving seven scnths Of the pro-
ceeis OF the same. and will run train
once month over orr road. as he does
l
| And whereas he will be in l.conardtcwn
next week in n Government Negre-;
And whereas We ara employing 1000
men every month Gn tle Ptlii,n.ore aas
Marlboro Gazette
| Aud whereas Christie is on our side:
And whereas IRvc 50 enslTl6sF Sorps.
in the fold, hunting Tor ligh. work and
soft place &c land on. after hop. skin
ard jump O. twenty-five miles in oas
night,
Aud whereas unless NO get the Sl6S,.
600 we mast GO Up, although Ne have s:a-
ted We have money inough TO bl.I CT.
road without il;
Aud whereas tie Pesiicnt Of OF. Cen
pany has recently mad az agre,meu, v Ii
several Indian tribes emicratc ir.o the
county to furnish hu ian hair chap 70,
the sal.irpass market
And to tSsni.,h ffore. that We nay
get tho money. evrnshAIgh We build Z,
| railroad;
We pray your hond Fable ~ :, re-
commend tie Treasurer of tho SM,s :,
subscribe the 3lG3. 00oIo our stock. Tni
81 0o0 coo besides to ~ the c10,n,es
! Iand contingent macsI that may secrue
from any lawsuit TIA: may be instituted
from wanton breach ofcontrsc; with Wa
ington City ana Point Lookout Ra.r,a.
Company;
And your petitioners will er-r PC; .
upon the country.
President-Bg Indians. : SHOCKS.
Secre'ary-CHAKLES WINDMILL.
| Treasuror-H. G. FLEECE
Chief Engineer Najcr nONO.
Asst; Engineer-G SNOOkS. "
Financial Agent Friend in Need
! BEAU HICKMAN.
A. LIAR
Special Correspondent Of the Baltimore
| and Harlhor,' G--.tt.
SMASH, CRASH & co.
Contractors n Large. &c. &c, &C.
Oct 18th. lST2-lt. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-24

GENERAL 10 LASB.-General Lane,
VINO was second on the breckenridge Dem
ocra;ic ticket in 1850. la. written letter
on the political situation, from which the
following extracts are made:
have not c7uvc-ssd with Democrat
since ! lef: Douglas County tia; is not
for Greeley, and SO far IS can learn al
the Democrats ofthis Coos county will
vote the Greeley ticker, as also many Of
TIC Oh line Republicans. Il il said, By
those who ought to know. that that ticket
viii carry this county ~ majority ofthir-
ty at least: I have had an invitation TO
speak in Empire City on the DIST inst,
and though It IL not convenient to DO 50, |
will try and comply with the Hi.tes Of the
friends Of the Greeley ticket, ard contri-
butte wha; little I can to It's success. II
is now either Greeley or Grant. and in
the choice. in my opinion, no friend Of the
corn;ry should hcs!ta'c-no. not even q
moment. The reelection Of Grant would
prove = calamity 20 the country for many
and various reasons that neither have
time nor space to give. Whilst cn The
other hand the election Of Greeley wou.!
DO more - restore to The States their es-
sent.a, rights, to bring about good feel
ing between the sections, and nj the same
time to give to the country an honest and
faithful Administration. than the election
Of any other man in the Union. His heart;
IS right. he s honest, and would be sup
rortsd in his efforts Owing to tue COM
picxion Of the Senate, and probably Of the
House al-o, Dcmoe.a At HSslS1 hsSa
well Sustained however able, fSnest, and
tai;Af1, he might be. Respectfully,
JosgPH LANE