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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

Major Osborne Of the New Haven
Conn Register, 10 accepting the LIB.
srsl nomination for elsctor at large, OK.
presses himself in these noble and ssnsi.
ble words:
His (Grsslsy's) fitness it is ridiculous
to doubt. Any man who has achieved
his reputation a. q journalist, 10 6t to
preside over any people. have been
his opponent in the long psst-have
given and taken with him many blows on
issues that are past-and for which
neither Of Us arc asked to apologize. BY
q great popular movement, such ~ il
only born Of . great popular impulse,
beyond the control Of mere politicians, !
find myself standing by his side in Dc.
fence of popular liberty, He condemns
what l condemn, the false Republicauism
the vast corruption, the nepotism, the
oppression Of the South long after il
had tho means of resistance, or the dispo'
sition to resist He stands upon the
platform pledged to the reformation ol
the government TO the rescue of tht
constitutiou-te amnesty and rsconcilia
ten Of the sections. That 10 oil that
even IS . Democrat, I could ask. and
when l hear . host Of Liberal Rspubli-
cans calling for aid to bring about &C
glorious a result. l forgot the grisfs oi
the past, in the hopes and promises o.
the future. Ny faith 10 Mr.. Greeley,
honesty Of purpose is firm ~ Ailsa rocks
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

Tho Grant papers that have been max,
ing 20 much over the "gains' in Maine,
will have to fall q peg or two. The
gains are on the other side. Does this
signify that the Greeley cause 10 losing
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

Hurrah for Buckusrl Vote for Buck.
usr! But to do this, you must b. cure
and register next Tuesday, Wednesday
Or Thursday, else your vote will couas
- nsugbt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

Do yos wsut to vote for that able aud
hsnsst man for governor, Judge Silse
Wssdsos3 Then be sure and have your
meme enrolled - . qualities voter.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

A Delegation from Texas, composed
Of Democrats and Republicans, have been
in Washington asking to BE- relieved of
military rule, so that they may have .
fair election in their state this fall. If
they are successful, there will bs legis
lature elected that will be three to one
for tho impeachment Of Gov. Davis for
high crimes aud misdemeanor, in Office
but a. Grants and Davis cause are iu
close sympathy, the Washington dsspo,
is not likely to grant their request.
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First Ward Republican
DJ0fHcr M2xD.
New Orleans,

New Orleans, June 70, 1877.
At O regular meeting of the First Ward
Republican Mother Club, held this day,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we, the members Of the
First Ward Republican Mother Club.
heartily endorse the action Of the State
Convention, presided over by Hon. H. j.
Campbell, in its efforts to bring about
harmony in the ranks Of the Republicans
in Louisiana md we attribute the failure
to unite the two Conventions lately assem-
bled at Baton Rouge to the Vaccinations
of tho corrupt clique of Federal Office
holders in our midst, whose course during
the last twelvemonths proves that they arc
determined to rule or ruin the Republican
party of our State.
Resolved, That we recognize the State
Executive Committee, presided over by
Hon. H. ]. Campbell as the only leGlti-
mate head of the Republican party OF
Louisiana, and pledge it u undivided
support in carrying out such measures as
will secure a glorious victory for our party
at the November election.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Ite-
pu,olicans of this ward be, and are here
bv rendered to Messrs. Isabelle, McDon-
nell. Boswell and Murphy, delegates to
the Republican State Convention and
Henry Washington, alternate, for the able
and patriotic manner in which they dis
charged their dnty.
Resolved, That the Corresponding Sec
retary be instructed to publish these reso-
lutions in the N. o. Republican and Lou
1s1An1AN, and transmit q copy to the State
Executive Committee.
(Signed) A. fu1AOI.
A true copy of the original resolu-
tons:
Il. MCDONNELL
Cor. Sec. First Ward Republican Moth.
OK Club.
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ability for the post, the party de-
handed that I take it; and it was
conceded that no colored man, at
least, could vote against me But
what did MI. Antoine do? He
came to me and told me che loved
me the same as he did his wife,"
but that he hated Warmoth,~-War-
moth was q bad man; and he was
afraid that if he worked for me he
would be supporting Warmoth." 1
said, 'twell Senator, do what you
think is right, but it is my opinion
you are pursuing the wrong course,
and you are about to perform an
act that will recoil Oh you with fear
full force"
He went off to see Casey md Pack
ard again and delivered himself to
aid in killing me. Defeat him
for 1t. Governor said they, and he
is politically dead" Yes, the fiat
had gone forth that Pinchback has
to be politically killed, not for the
reason they set forth, that Of secur-
ing the defeat of Warmoth, but be-
cause they knew that if Warmoth
should be deposed and I as Lieut..
Governor should succeed him, 1t
would be as difficult for them to
control me as it had been with
Warmoth. Their ostensible plan
was to get rid OF the Governor while
their real object was, to kill me first
under the plea OF necessity in order
to reach Gov. Warmoth, feeling
they could make short work of him
after they had killed me, and thus
be rid of the men who stood be-
tween them and the accomplishment
of their ambitious ends.
The nominee for Attorney Gen
eral, Colonel A. P. Fields, is the
gentleman who, I have heard it
said, knocked Judge Kelley down in
Washington because he [kelley]
was in favor of giving the colored
men the right to vote, but as the
Judge has since rendered tue Pafty
some service and was the first law
yer in the State to fight for your
right-an important one-to sit on
the jury, I shall pass him over. The
other candidates are unknown and
insignificant men, therefore l shall
not refer to them either.
Gentlemen, I slall not detain you
longer, but before closing let me
beg OF you to think over what l have
said, and remember what l have
done for the Republican party, and
compare my record and my state,
ments with those of my enemies and
detractors. Do this and 1 have no
fear for the result; I am content to
abide by your decision.
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Third Ward Cojfax Guards.

Third Ward Co'fax Guards. ,
AT a large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Colfax Guards, held at Clay Hall, the
tventy-sixth Instant, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, James H. 1ngraham and 5.
B. Packard, delegates to the State conven-
ton at Baton Rouge, have proved them
selves recreant to the instructions confided
to their care by a too trusting constituent
CIV: in view of their glaring treachery and
faalsitv to all principles and tradition OF
tbe Republican party, and it also appear
ing that the said J. H. Ingraham and S.
r. Packard have labored more for their
own individual advancement than for the
good Of the Republican party or their con-
s~tituents; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members Of the
club known as the Colfax Guards, in reg
ular meeting assembled. hereby repudlate,
denounce and in no manner recognize OF
~countenance the ~~traitorous, Infamous q
dishonorable conduct or actions OF SAID )
Fl. Ingraham and s.. B. Packard, dele
gates in and to the said convention, az N
nowise expressing the feelings OF political
sentiments Of this club; and DO It 1ur-
Their
Resolved, That inasmuch as the said In
graham and Packard IN prominent asplr-
ants to positions of trust md honor in this
community through the assistance Of u
votes, therefore this club does hereby de-
clare the said ]. H. 1ngraham and $. B.
Packard to be untirely unworthy Of our
suffrage or support in their aspirations for
Office or political advancement; be 1t fur
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Dr. Colietso would also state as an evidence
of their usefulness in Fever cases that his
ALTERNATIVE PHLS
were used by His Royal Highness the PRINCE
OF WHALES during his illness, and the sur
geons would not allow any other Purgative
Medicine to be used. ST..
In order that the people may not be de-
cseived in purchasing his Alternative Pills, lie
would state that they are all manufactured
.t lia w CENTRAL DEPOT,
50 Carondelet Street,
= New Orleans.
where he prefers to receive all applications
that he may send . medicine which he can
euarantee and which will prevent impostors
rom trying to counterfeit; but after having
once used these, patients can never be de-
cieved By the substitution Of any obnoxious
compound.
Price per box d, or SIX boxes q; delivered
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All lctters and applications through tho
post should be addressed to
DIR. q. OoLIETso,
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a. Garondolet etreet, New Orleans.
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Gsl friends, and thereforeit seems
sago to you that we ale divided
10 y, That l should speak against him
~ oppose him from the stump. I
That Mr.. Antoine has been my
am personal friend as we'll as bu-
tass partner, and if, up to the 9Th
VI sas December, any one had told
~ That G. G. Antoine would OPP
II, .s ! me for any Office, I would have
~ mat luan to his teeth that he
= . a liar. 1 did not think that
man standing SO close to me
sl tho relations of friendship as
H., p0a, could for any consideration
s s.A OF betraying me. But I was
sA laSen. The tempter, in the form
s sas v!ustomhouse serpent, whis-
s MI" IN his ear, Come over to us
nv a;oall be Lieutenant Governor"
%As Vent.
lu Mt" II was agreed in our party
a,a, was the man for that position.
lR. as ume my friend here, Gener-
,as;;a asOer, was spoken of in con-
lr T"u with the Office, but nobly
t.' and said I was entitled to
lhadI I every consideration; that
tsAIt oeen Ill the front of every
Num- ,le party had made, on the
I'd R, aad that I had battled longer
" v psloer On the floor of the Sem
I'D th a anyone else, and that as I
~s Necessary qualifications and