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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
How the Repeating was done in Phil
adelphia.

The Germantown Chronicle, mn indie.
pendent newspaper, gives the following
Instance OF fraud as sample of tho man.
ner in which the recent election was con.
Quoted in Philadelphia:
Sometimes n single instance will bring
n matter Of this kind homo to ns more for
ctbly than thousands Of gene raj state
ments. A gentleman connected with the
city service of the Chronicle, who, like
many others of our citizens, had rather
lost heart in politics, and had not voted
for FIVE or six years, took walk around
his ward on election day TO see how things
were going While standing Ut the poll.
ing place Of his division three rough look
ing men came up, and one of them, going
to the window, gave the name and resi-
dsnce Of our non voting friend. The vote
was accepted without challenge, and the
pcrsonator went his way, doubtless to
perform similar service to his party In
some other division. Our friend was an
entire stranger TO the crowd about h i'm,
and having some iegard for his perso nal
snfety, prudently abstained from raising
n row, so he departed meekly to his no me,
meditating upon the extraordinary perfe
'lon VI the registry INV. NOW WuitipIy
this single case by hundreds and thou
sands, and we have some idea Of the way
in which our elections are decided. We
do not know for whom this particular
Hepeater voted, nor do we greatly care,
but we do know this, that if we are going
to tolerate repeating as something that
can not be prevented, We might as well
give up the form of going to the polls and
leave the rowdies to do the voting in our
names.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
The Houston Union,

This interruptions sheet, owned by Ira
cy, the heal centre Of radical rascality,
and edited by such dirty tools MS his
money will command, has ventured, just
Mt the close Of the canvass, TO pitch into
US with its vulgar personalities. The
reason for this Is plain enough. We have
been thorn in the side OF the Houston
plotters TO remove the Capital. We have
exposed their pretepsions, their argu-
ments, and their tricks. Now, when they
see nothing but failure and disappoint-
ment before them as the result Of all their
superlative assurance and meanuess, the
Union, tmarting with pain and mortifea-
ton, turns upon us and calls us an "old
driveler" aud "fassil." Well, We are some
thing OF an old fogy. We are old fashion
ed enough to love honesty and abhor ly.
ing, stealing and other progressive radi-
cal vices. We prefer the vir.uous past 10
the villianous present. We prefer Clay,
Calhoun, Webster and Jackson, TO Morton,
Chandler, Hartranft and, Grant We don't
think the former days Of the Republic
ever exhibited such journalism as The Un-
ion glories in without blush. We are
not in favor Of the modern Improvements
in fraud, perjury nnd flunder, and the
progress that leads to hell. We leave them
TO be advocated aud practieed by The rad
icAl officials aud editors, and We wish
them 4 speedy arrival 10 the goal, which
thsir progressive natures win bring them
10 in the end. So much for the Houston
Union ard We don't mind the wasie Of
paper 1t takes 10 write It. May tie devil
lake lie own.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
Old ARMY Recollections.


The following letter, dated from this
place, was written by faithful soldier OF
the 7th Tennessee Regiment, now citizen
of Kaufman county, in reply to an invita-
ton to attend reunion of the old 7th ut
Lebanon, Tenn. As it will be Of intores!
to many of our readers, we take pleasure
in republishing it from the Lebanon( Tenn
Herald;
DALLAS, TEXAS, Aug. A, 1872.
Mai. A. W. VrcK, Secretary It'll Tennessee
Regiment Reunion Association
M Dear Sir IL see from the Lebanon
Herald, that the old It'll proposes to come
TO attention one time more In September
next. If it were possible sh ould certain
ly be in my place in line on that day
This cannot be, but tell the boys, God bless
them, If any are so thoughtful as TO men
ton "Bones," that he is alive, pcgging
around among the hog-wallows of West
tern prairie, at war with the world, the
flesh and the devil, deer, wild turkeys and
prairie chickens.
II any of them are getting little rusty
and wish to try fighting again, tell them
to meet me at my cabin on Brushy Creek Z,
Kaufman county, Texas, alb out the LIST OF
October and join me in n land locating
expedition among the Redskins.
fI.am not with them in the body, shall
be in the spirit (good Robinson County |
hope). propose one toast in which every
one of us 1 know will join;-To cur noele
dead, peace to their ashes, aud long life
and prosperity to the survivors of the gio-
rious old It'll Tennessee Regiment.
Farewell boys till we 'cross the river
and rect under the, shade of the trees"
May there then be complete Reunion
where each may answer promptly TO his
name and not Stranger marked.
Truly yours,
HAL. W. MAysoS,
Co. H., 7th Tenn. Eeg't, Archers Brigade,
A. p. Hills Light Division, Ar my of
Northern Virginia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

KEY WEST, Oct. 30.-The steam
CIR Arma which arrived here at 1886
this evening from Nassau, brought
intelligence of the burning of the
steamer Missouri, ell route from
New York to Havana. Of bill per
sons she had on board, only twelve
are known to be saved. Tho cap.
tain and crsw of the Inflated vessel
arc said to be among those who
persisted. 1t is reported that over
eighty lives were lost.
The Missouri was burned in O
gale on the 22nd inst about TWEEN
ty-fvc miles from Abaoo, en- route
for Havana, via Nassau. IN. T."
Twelve persons saved. Tho fire
was first discovered about 9. A. NJ.
in the pantry and suddenly burst
out amidships, spreading rapidly
over the ship. The boats were
launched i'm mediately, and all but
one were swamped at once. Those
remaining on board were COM
peeled on account of the flames to
jump into the sea. Those saved
landed in one of the boats in Aba.
CD, about six on the evening of the
22ud, and were taken from there
in q small schooner to Nassau. 1t
was a terrible sight for those in
the floating boat to see those in the
water clinging to tho swamped
boats aud begging for assistance.
There were about ton ladies on
boa d.
1t is not known whether any Of
tho missi ing have been picked up.
1t is said the Captain used every
effortfto save the lives of his pas.
sengers, working bravely himself
with the hose. Three Of the saved
passengers are here. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Arfhur'a laiy's Home Magazine for
November Is already on our table, az well
~ tho Chilircn's Hour, by tho same pub.
fishers, both are worthy Of patronage,
The price OF the sltg.sinc Ia S2G0 per
year, md that OF the Hour Sl,6O with n
reduction Tor clubs. Address 4. $. Ar.
thur 4 Son, Phila, Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
V0lE RIGEF.

Vote for the regular democratic candi
dates fcr Congress.
Vote for John Henry Brown, X. ". VHn
Zandt and Ed. Chan bsis for the 1t gisla
ture.
Vote for Nil the regular candidates and
beware of boilers.
Vote for the Amendment 10 the Ccnsti
ton. 1t is all important.
Vote for Austin Cor State Capital snd
avoi adlit ional taxation.
Vote as so,n as yeu can
Keep quiet and orderly, hut be firm and
determined, and be sure to vote.
Let us see whn. old Dallas can DO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

mr. The onioinl returns Tor the elections
ror Governor in rcnnsylvanla In 1909 and
1917, nre before M 10 The Lancaster lnirlll.
gcno,r IIuokelcw got argos mere votes
han Grohry, the rceessiul Republican
candidate In 1869, AMI yot IIarlranft Is
made to beat him 5000 yntps. This was
done by the most barcii,ol irIuli.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

pgsShOuld Houston, NY the tnssistance
Of the negro votes, become the Capital of
the Snte, tho stone TO build the Capitol
will have to be brougL, from Austin, us It
was TO bui'd, in part, their new Market
House. Think Of that, people of Texas,
aud think, too, Of the expense and the al
ditional taxation before you vote.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

tytt@pI .fy ,ha' 10, Houston rn.
lsn has dt,ospdai 10 bs .lgtrli0m, II
noS,r vas tifh enough 70 rowe down any
II always occupied the dead lo,oi Of o
Houston mud puddle
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Say. The Houston Telegraph has a
"Grselcyiie" correspondent from Navaso.
Ia, who compliments in the highest terms
The speech of that very ordinary radical,
Judge Caldwell 1t was the "fnest effort
The writer ever listened to" The speech
was Glowing and vigorOusl" Tho mighty
Caldwell took up the gauntlet thrown
down by Gov, Henderson, nLd refuted his
arguments! Is the editor Of the Telegraph
crazy, that he should publish 81 oh stuff?
The letter was written certainly bya rad
ical or u fool, probably both. What does
he Telegraph mean
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Ec We had the pleasure of call from
r. ". Duke, Esq, of the Weatherford
Times. He soys he is compelled to come
AID see us quite often, hs our merchants
palronizc him very generously. We imag
inc he is prospecting, as We met him on
Thursday morning in at Sanger Bros,
trying on the best suit Of clothes in the
establishment Success to the Times and
cur friend Duke.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

LauK CLosE.-The voters next week
must Look sharply over the tickets they
ere about to vote, and see that all is right.
All Kinds of tick ats will be in circulation.
Where two o. more names are printed for
tho same thing, strike out oil but one.
Where Houston and Austin both appes'
for the State Capital, strike out Houston
md let Austin remain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

rs5"From the kusk Observer we Learn
that Dr.. K. X. Smith, once appoint ed Mai
Agen, for Texas, but Immediately turned
out, al the remous:rances even Of his Iadi'
cal friends, is travelling TIL ough Eastern
rcxns, aud with mail bag key, which he
has retained, is opening The mail bags to
.;s that The registered letters arr al Tinht
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Advocates md igsnis Of Houston anl
thtnlts Of Austin are iudustriously cir.
cnlntng the reports lint the public STATE
buildings NJ Austin ara Ia dilnriiated
aud almost untonnblO cOndlt Ion,
Every ono who knows nnylh Tvs Mt all
about the matter, Is we'll NV are that this
statement Is utterly false. The building
stone used In their construction Is the
best IN the State, just the same IA
tho lloustonlGns used In laying the foun.
dations OF their arches, corners, etc. IN
their lino market-house, and which they
sent all the way 10 Austin TO obtain. The
building material obtained In the neigh.
bOrhod Of Austin 10 no, 10 DO surpassed
anywhere. This Is fact so generally
known, that we are surprised TO hear Of
any one so badly Informed rs TO suppose
the statements referred to are ut all cor
rect. The capitol Is Of solid hewn stone,
and its foundation is upon the solid rock
OF the hill upon which IL stands, so that
there is no danger of sinking, or in con-
sequence cracking. Tho buildings are boz
sides all in perfect order, and not dol.
lars expenditure will BIO required for any
further accommodation for II long time TO
come.
Below We give q correspondence upon
this subject, showing tho ideas enter
tanned OF the public buildings by com.
petent architect:
AUSTIN, TEXAS, October, %, 1872.
Mr.. LarmOur, Architect, Austin, Texas;
SlR-As you arc familiar with the
public buildings in this city, and are en-
pable from your profession OF judging of
their condition, please state what their
condition is rs to repairs, etc., aud how
long thOy are likely to last.
Yours, respectfully,
GEo. HANCOCK,
Chairman Executive Committee.
c.. S. WEST,
Chairman Cor. Committee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

nS-Col y. g. Hubbard was not abs 10
I'll his appointment at this place on Sat
u-day last on account of the cars of tho
IRE ghi train running Of the track. Bat
he made ample amends on Tuesday nigh {.
When IL was ascerlained that Col. Hub
hard wossid not be here. Ju Ice Good took
the stand on the public Square and dslis-
eredsoBs Of ibsse sound, logical and con-
vincing speeches, which have given BIN
70 much reppia'ion in be present ca1-
was. We was followed By Haj. Auli, the
deuosTsrie eandl date for District Asisr
rey, IN ls ssnee o. himself and friends,
sad a. The eoaelnsion Of biz veil temper
ssa-d oo.siderste rsrarts, he vas sue
ceeied by Ray, the present radical incum-
henr, ~ho etpsrisfed feebly for awhile.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. HUGHES
INFIRMARY,
DALLAS TEXAS,
DIR. z T.. HUGHES


Dogs ears to inform the citizens Of Dallas and Vi
entity that he has permanently located In this city,
with view Of de- citing himself to the treatment OF
such diseases as he has made specialtics, besides
continuing the general practice of the profession o.
medicine in which he has been engaged In this
Stale for he last 20 years He 10 provided with al
the necessary instruments and modern improve
meuts for tho performance Of all surgical opera
lions, aud more particularly those pertaining to
diseases of females; and to this branch OF tho pro-
fossion will continue to give special attention.
Office hours from to IL and from 10 o. Ofhcr
over the Drug store of ORA NJ. Cochran,
Ladies' desiring to consult him professionally can
do 80 from to NJ, at his residence, corner o.
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from distance
when desired will be received and treated at bi,
fnrAmary, adjacent thereto.
Being stranger In this section Of the State, and
this belpg new enterprise u this city, by permits
siou, Tor professional character and otherwise hi
has the honor to refer to
John Henry Brown Son, DR.. A. NJ Cochran
aIsJ. T. q. Jordan, W. G. Randall Brother.
Nov 2-S:6mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

SANTANA ASD BIC TEEE.--Gt has been
announced bv telegraph that the Indian
Commission at Washington are going to
pardon Sautanta oad Zig Tree, nov in
that city, where they were taken from our
psniiesifsry. How lie this2 What right
have they to pardon These scalpers we're
regularly convicted of murder in this
State, and the Governor, at the request of
the Grant Government, commuted their
sentence Of hanging TO imprisonment for
life in the penitentary. Gov. Davis dioHs
has the power to pardon them. Will he
do IL? Has he already done i,s We DEERE
10 know.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

gli5 The men wao, in n crisis like this,
will not como for ward and Use the right
of suffrage, when they can, deserve TO be-
come the slaves of radical carpet Eaggcrs
unl scalawngB.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

a4g-Jhanks 10 The Hon. 5. s, Cox for
the address of the Liberal Republican
Committee, hy Ethan Allen, its Chairman,
1t is u spiiitd and rcusing production,
but comes too late for useful publication.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

pCa. short time since, Gov. Dayis
wrote 70 one OF his officials here that IL
dill not recognized Mr.. Eryay as Mayor o.
IDallas, and knew Of no Mayor but DR..
Haynes. Now 1t is announced by the Dis
trici Attorney that the Supreme Court
has decided Ervay to be the legal Mayor
Of Dallas. What win His Frauiulency
do now I? Set the Court at defiance? How
about tina: decision on martial law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

ES Ruby, of The Standard, and Will
den, of the Advertiser, have both been
made TO see that Houston is the proper
place for tie Capital. Whew-w-W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

INDIAN NEws.--We learn from Mr.. Dar
waggoner, who has just returned from
weatherford, that the Indians have been
raiding into Erath county, and have done
considerable devilment. lie alse informs
us that Col. Mckenzie has had hard
fight with the Indians on the Pecos river,
and that he captured one entire camp Of
old men and s9uavs, also about one thou
sand head Of horses. Up to last account
Col. Mckenzie was retresting and fight
ing, and that large number Of the In
disns had been killed. Reinforcements
have gone out TO the help Of the whites,
and we expect soon TO hear Of a general
fight, somewhere between Fl. Concho and
Jacksboro.-Adrancs Guard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

By private advices from the West We
learn that the surveying party OF the t.
P. r. n. who was with us last suiomeri
win return 10 our town about the LIST Of
November. They ran q preliminary line
AS far as Phantom Hill, at which point
Msj. Muhlenberg's party commenced 60
ing west towards 81 PAsc. Capt Hodge
--snrineer ia charge of the surveying
party is 10 tovn--we are glad 10 weloons
bin back, and hope he may end IL con
renient 10 remain in our town some tine.
We predict that the time is not far distant
when our county win be gladde7o1 With
The sight Of the iron horse % he speeds
bis aar from OCEAN 70 ccesn Hfatsfs-
I'D I -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
+ AND IN MISSOURI ron SALE
o, To- EzeEangsfor Land in Tszas.

" 20 111tH4lIy5yOI 17l7I4 ~ 4 -
I wlsh 10 sell or txchsngs for land in Dallas or
sdiofuIng COUNTIES 200 acres OF chnire land IN Can.
Zen county, cissouri--70 Improved. l0 bear.
i,r ample frees on the place, good frame hOuse,
al necessary oui-houses. Any le wishing 10 huy
or exchange for the learn further particu-
lars by applying TO tie undsrSgnsd, on TIE Nalkes
~, s.s5 = al'''' wv - " PHrNEHAs eREEs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
10 the pAtrAsilfnain.

Special 10 The pAtfAs ilfnaln
NARKgT REPORTS.
LlvEnrooL, Nov. lH.-- Noon Cotton
quiet, Uplauds 10 a. l0ld Orleans l0iI
NEw ionK, Nov. Ill a. M.--Colton
easy. UplAnds 1875 Texas 2Oi. dold 1921
dALyHsroN, Nov. 10 A, M.--ColtOn
steady; good ordinary I5l "a l5E low
middling log Gold ll2s a. ll24,
Nov. L. p. M.-Wires down North.
H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
NoTIcE OF
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given to the public that the part
nsrshfp heretofore existing between Joseph G. Nc.
Oonnell and Thomas J. Frank. under the firm name
and style Of Mcconnell 4 Frank, has this day been
dissolssd bv mutual consent. by the Withdrawal Of
Joseph G. Mcconnell. Thomas J. Frank will eoD-
tin rs business n tho teine place. and under the
trrms Of dissolution, Is authorized and required q
collect al debts aud accounts due to, and pay OF all
claims and liabilities against said firm.
J. G. MCCONNELL,
THoS. J. FRANK
0et IL Ts7z-sff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
II AxDFoR SALE.

Your Hundred and Eighty acres On Guddy eroek-
Hsbbs suvsy, Including tns tinesr, prairie and
water.
A,ss nics rss.lerce rzilcs froz DaIlas anr
ssa-f a. sit,ess. Ter u1rficula-s alTlv -
sznol~ 10. HWY BHcNA Z SOY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

A PrEce OF VILLAINY.--The Registr
for this county has been guilty of an act
in full keeping with the modern rascality
of Radicalism ; without any no LITIGATION tc
the people he essays to open his regist ra
ton Office and proceed to business. Scare ely
citizen Of this place has registered. We
would willingly have given a registrat ion
notice, indeed, We would have prin ted
hand bills gratis in ordor that our people
could have been posted in regard to the
matter.
Now this man Mcdonald has to thu full
satisfaction OF his wing of confederate in
political crime, fulfilled his mission, and
doubtless to-day chuckles over this ma ster
piece of dirty work. We would say 10 our
readers, that oil who can, should 60
forward and vote; vote down tho expon-
ents of this vandall crew, and as to
Mcdonald it id genus homo, let US recol lie ct
them and see to it that Upshur count
never Is dishonored by such base repre-.
sentatives as those, who, by the trick cry
of Mcdonald, hope to be foistered into
office against the wishes Of the masses -
TEXAS New Era.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

TnE Star SPANGLrp BASSER.-A dun
lerhead in the Louisville Courier Joul nal
IS trying to disraragc the tune OF the Star
Spang,cd Banner, because, IS he says, it
was anoe sung in drinking places and
known as "Auacreon in Heaven" Who
cares where the tune come from aud what
words we're, in the olden time, sung to it.
The tune is good one and any man might
he proud Of It's composition. Is Ny Ma
ryland any the worse for having been Il
drinking air Of the German Students, or
is Dixie TO be condemned because it was
sung, before tho war, by the negro min.
s.rels in New York ? The man is min.
compoop AMI no judge of music. The air
of the Star Spangled Banner is very fine
and exceedingly ipspiriting, and the
words, By that noble gentleman and pa
triot, Francis s. Key, have become I'M
mortal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
-------------- ---------------------
RALLAS MARKET.

Corrcetsd weekly by WILLIAMS BROS, deal
era IN Groceries and Provisions N ain street, one
door cast OF the Public Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

GeS- Houston dies game. It's editors are
now singing their death song.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

pThs Hoesson UBion calls Us pet
rifsrrics. Well ne hsd rather be bard
a. rr-t sLss ss sof. 49, lhs sdiisr u
he Upiss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
Presidential Electors,

bi'~N'h''"' t'N'""
lsl nisIriol-- a, !. Rainry, Of Ander'
sen, Il. Il. Hui bard, of Smith.
Disrici--B, II, Epp"rson, Of Red Riv'
or, Irhn J. Good, Of Dallas
81 piSwci--l. NJ, MNScy Of Walker,
Thomas Harrison, OF McLennan.
fh Dirlric,--John Ireland, Of Guada'
lupe; s. II. Dardeu, Of GJaIIies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Seward had hi. life insured ssr 500.
90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
TIME STATE OF TEXAS,
To any LAWFUL Officer Of Dallas County
GREETING.

You are hereby commanded to summon. by pub.
llcation the law directs, John Blue, transient
person, to be and appear before the Justices Court
to be held regular term thereof In aud for Pre-
cnct No. Of said county at Horizons Mills, In SAID
Precinct, 10 O'Clock ?. NJ on the 4th Saturday In
November next, the same being he 23d day thereof,
then and there to answer L. II. Castor In an action
Of debit instituted upon an account for the sum OF
one hundred dollars.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there this
writ with Your return thereon as the law directs.
Witness my hand and official signature, this 18th
day Of DC tober, A. d. 1872.
N. MYERS, J. P.
ls:stsl Precinct no. 8. Dallas county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Az ELocyc&I SF@ccu.-Col. L. i. Tub
NaId, lie democratic e.cct0r Tor IhC STAT:
Il large, returned frou Fort worth or
Tuesday last, and at night addressed a
large audience in trent Of the Cruich field
House. His speech was one Of the n:st
acqueul and telling we have heard in the
present CANVASS. The Colonel is unrival-
led in plthos and humor, and his argu.
meat in favor Of the Greeley md Brown
ticket was strong and unanswrrab!e. We
wsh all the people of our county could
haze Leard him. As i, was, lie reused mp
he spirits Of all present, aal, at tho ond
Of his speech, vac greeted with continued
cheers. Hurral for Hubbard