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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

OFFIoIAL'
IA pTIsqanse q law, Ulyssos = Grant, PrssldenL
and make EPoSp that public SSlos Of valuable Pine
OeOs IN the State Of Minnesota Al The periods here.
matter dgsiEnAted, yiLi ,,,
AZ ne Land 1eee q 81 Cloud Hlanssoi,, CON.
dSImssdonSd toTnshipS and parts p townships, yI.
mstidiani
OITanESSL
rage -
trsotionA townships Is, ~. o. 81 g. 50, o. D. and
% o. range s5 a, A.
OF Eangs q. 80. a, =, ,..,n
Eta1tonai townships y " I! ana ~ q rsuge = A.
trSStSaS tSWasbiPs u, a. a. & AID u, 81 range 81,
=, hoLih Of base line and west Of MIN principal
Fractional townships i36, 49, iSs, iS, ~, iti and
TlstioaS iowushlps las, IT, ~ and 49, Of rapEc?
Fractional tounshlps ", igl sud 10, q range D.
"a tIet9nh townships ~ w. ILL., 49, 49, 1884, 49,
Wy W., and ~ e. range ~ IA, ,,, "A, "a. IN,
,Eisstions townships ~ 100. 1871, iaa Ia 49, iaS,
Fractional townships i, 49, 49, H. i aud lod, Of
'Affs Essiiou. tovv.b,v. , l ,, s 1884, and lg, Of
range "a ,---,,.-,,, -, ,,-
a, Fractional townships Ill., H. lS' aud IT, OF range
fractional toWnIhlpS lSi 49, 49, and 49, Of range
At tho Land Once at Alexandria, MIUnesota, c. m.
mpnong on MONDAY, September %, lsI9, for tho
sale OF imbor lands not previously disposed OF IN tho
aforementioned townships aud parts OF toWnahipa.
ViHg
North Of base line and west Of NTH pTinci. al me
tldlAn . a.. 49,. 80.
Fractional townships us, 1871, and 1884, OF rhngeBd.
Fractional tounships lJl and l2s, q rAnEeH.
Fractional tosnahlps lii aud ls Of rangers
Fractional townships lJs and lNl, OF range ~,
Az the Land Of1co AZ TuYl0F's Falls, Minnesota,
commencing on MONDAY, September ~, lh,2, for
the sale OF Timber lands not previously disposed u In
the aforementioned townships and parts Of town
North Of base line and west Of fourth principal me-
IldlAn
fractional township a., Of range II,
Fractional township ~, Of range Is,
Fractional township lA, Of ranEe -,
fractional township a, o. rABgsal.
Fractional township ~, OF range -,
Fractional toySpships ~ and IS, OF ranged
Fractional Townships ~ ana IS, Of range a.
Also, at the Land Once At LAtohhold, MlunenotA,
commengiog on MONDAY, Outobnr 7, la1a, theIs
VII be offered At public sale the undisposod oi lands
North OF base lin0 and west Of fourth pdnGipsl NO
TidlAn
IosnAhpa n and p, Of range p.
Townships %, y, and =, o. range ~
IOwtships ", p and ", OF TangeN .
North oil base line aud west Of htih principal mo
T9wshpA No VI, us lle and ~ Of Iapgo. q, -,
~ ~ " Pb'Iy - W, H ", ~ ", ~ ~ -, and 81
township W o. RANGES y, ~ and ali aud
I9snshps ~ ", Wy and w q TI9ges ~ and ",
msnclns on MnhDAf. October " lsil' there will 20
North Of base line and ca Il Of fourth prneipal mo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

Colonel Mosby, in the letter printed In our
columns yesterday, asks a pertinent question,
as follows; Uarpet-baggors have attained
power through local maioritics. Docs no
CMr. Greeley rs President propose To over
rule lhcm3 II 50, what then becomes Of his
hnnsted local acli.goyernmenLiN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

TRUSTWORTHY NFoRMATIoN from Chicago
assures us that the Germans Of that city are
entirely uumOved by the appeals of Mr..
Schurz, aud will support the Republican ma
tiOnal ticket In November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

MRs. J. A. THOMPSON, principal OF the
colorcd high school In Memphis, and PROM
ineut worker In the missionary work among
the cOlored people ut that point, Is In our
city soliciting aid In tue building interest of
the colorcd Baptist church at Memphis. She
bears testimonials of high character from
some Of the best citizens of the South. We
cheerfully commend her cause To the charit-
able consideration Of our citizens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

The DEATH of Juarez, which, according to
oil Mexican theory, practice and precedent,
should involve that country in dozen reyo-
buttons, has, singular To say, been tho means
Of restoring 1t to a condition Of peace and
prosperity such as 1t has not cujoycd within
the memory Of mau. The chief Justice Of the
republic quietly succeeded 10 the presidency
the rebels have nearly all laid down their
arms; proclamation OF amnesty has been
Issued, aud It's terms largely accepted, and
now an election Is ordered, candidates are In
nomination, and everything Ia running just
as smoothly Us in our own wcll-ordercd Uni
ted States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
BIZ. MI ss!..t .s.s s .sG ,:!:

bNo. 100 l Northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.
CATALOGUE SALE or HANDSOME RosF.
wood OAsE PIANO, WITH .sronL and
RDsGwOO D.FRkME PAHliOR SUITE, UP:
iOiSTERFD IN SATIN DhMAEit, uOsT
1000 HANDsoME BLACK WALNUT MAR.
RiE}rOP- BtDBnOARD. WITH MlRROR
HUT MHRBLE!fOP OuAMBEn sUlTEst
uafER iBIRa NsutTfs, VTnRfE. FitGE!, gosT
S0tiiLkOK WkINUT Pill Ow TX ENsION
6AARs IIRRs 9 6ss FFiIR4SRr tADY,s RtfiNa
sI E EA2 sSRRSRT6p GG2 2sTRR oFPAEt
eff GgsEysS REe sSE gItiTTs H tNIi
hffEA, GRIasSSs RSF 5i ,;S LkY n
HsA6SET Rs Sns fiEAyT H ~ ISg gkS
Asss wSsSbs[ W. pIgESSR ss. 'gHEssf
s gs4tsA ESt IN fAsss HAET HffiGSs AS ~
RU6Si A :. supEHIOR d..
uRngkERY AND ,l,4l37WAE5 4, :. oo1mone.
ing al no O'Clock, We shall sell II no = 's2t
81 a gentleman doelininR hgusskeopinH, Ha.s -st,
strert; bots cen Second and Third sttesta h1flss
tho Abasedqsetibod superb eetlon ~ lurnltnff, -
Teyms h.sh. GREEN WILLIAM,
AuaI.dAda Auetiopeefs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

There arc sixty three thousand ollcc.hold-
crs in the United States. Of these nine claim
relationship with General Grant. Horriblel
The country is in peril, and tho Constitution
Is going 10 pieces.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

The Louisville Courier Journal now says
that ut does not care how the blacks vote"
1t and is party were very much concerned
about their votes a few weeks ago.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
pf $. sAnfsTAG a CO., AactlOuesr-.
CHEAT SALE

DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION,
ny OIlDkR or LANsBURgH A BRO.
We shall SELL IN the store 400 seysHti street. on
MONDAY, August qB, at $3.50 a. M,
SHO.OnN WORTH OF
RKASONABLE DRY GOODS.
The stock consists Of Bleaehsd and Brown Oottona,
Prints, Tabli Dahashs, Iush Lllsns, Shsetinas,
Qlits, Black ard Colorsd Alpauas, ELnneh and khE.
every description, Towels, Napkins, poflee bhayls,
FuTs UlcAks, Hosiery, Gloves, lsndkstehteis Lace
nred Sihs, poplnF, 0runAdineT, Fall and Winter
Dro's Gnods, high oolored Plslds Ladies' UudergaT
ments, Undstshirta ard Drawers, and everything
else usually found In fret olsss dry goods house.
Ten thousand rcfnnAnta Of Dress Goods, canton
and Wool llaunelg, Tahln IAnan, UAsslmoTes, 40.
The goods must b sold, and great hArgAins may DO
eGpegtod. LANSBUROH A HHO.,
iUI Seventh street,
Anin9W \, SAMSrAG a 90. Aueti inss7s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTGON CLAIMANTS,
EVey person entitled TO the right OF pfe.einption
70 any Of tho lands Wiha the townahlps aud PARA q
tpunhhipa above enumerated u required 70 uatAniah
the came to the AAtsiaUton OF the IeHihtbu and 70
oelyers OF tho proper land oies5 aud make payment
tiee and before the day appointed Tor the commence
meht Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
WILLIS DRUMMDhD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
iol7.MlgW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
Auction Sales.

ny u. UOLEmAN, AgctlspgsE,
Dsouthcast conner q Tenth strceta fsansi''"'>
Parties dsgluing HouaakagpinN or business WI ~
u 70 their ADVANTAGE 70 call me- - WI lel tas
Ter The Eooda or cell ~ puhug 81, ton
DAY aud IA rUnDAY wha
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose 10 spend the summer In tho
country eau have 1t mailed TO their address
for GiNty.slx cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
Auction Sales.
nv LAT ,I,,L..l. = y 9lh .II

NY IATImER y ULgAHY,
ID Auotioneern and Real leaiato nrQhers. :.
Boulh west corner Pannyvenis ayal I'D Mlefeath ~
Star once Buiidiua
HxoFIIWNT uOUBFuOLD AND KITuuEN
FURNfrunu AT AUCTION.
n On FnlDAY MORNING. AuEust "a, a. 20
VI 90 eek, Ve viii ell, A. a2S ! srggt, between
Ninth ard Tenth .ireets, A stcflleut as.oFt.
Nmt mt II Eurnlture, Ao, conhleflnH In nhrt Of
. WAlunt parlor furuitufo N HAlrcloth.
wainht Whatnot and Tables
Mirrors, MArble.tcp Tables.
Neoreiary and Book case, Clook.
OAK uAtraok
walnut Extension Table
OAK UAueseat Dining UhAifs,
Otloloth and UaTpata.
Urockety and Glassware.
Painted C0ttags Sets.
WAFdrt hes, bureau Bsdaleads.
WAahatandn, Toilet keta.
Mattresses and HsddlrE.
CiuolinE and Heating Moves.
Kitchen Requisites Ac., 40
au9i.dis bArlMER OLFARY, Aucts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
Personal.

"A nix UNDFRSUENE HAVE FNTERED INFO
I UuPAHTNERSHIp to ennduet = c9mmisslou
business, In connection With iIfe and Fire lnsurHnos
Apd Real EstAto, under the fiTm name Of VIM. A.
POOR o., To dats IRON JAY Z, lsi9
WIN, A. POOR
Au9I.3l' ROB. 4 F1,KTUHER
DARE BUSINESS CHANOR-A GENTLEMAN
u Wuh IS 900 In UASu will learn Of = means u
lATfBly increasing In VERY thoTt tlins by address
Ing ~. d, A." Utty Post Ohhcs. auG9ltW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

IhNVinE taken the above stand for tho urpoas Of
oontlnulgE the DI HOods Trade. aud heug thank nj
uuuAnco Of the same a. shall kepp always on hand
an9I r. n NAUDAIN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

-. -.
,,h,, ,,r,,,,,., A., s,'.nd ,,a sr,n,,o, In a.,
country can have II mailed to their addres,
for dSty-six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
NONAN0E'
n,u,,, ,,v,,c, ,,s,uo,r
EXPOsED.
,,,,,,,,.i,, Ia. t,.r is.,oI IA, ,,t. ,,,,
printed Tor distribution by the National Dem
rrv Fr,rd, - Tho ,,ro,,.., o.,,,i bov,,.r
ID the pamphlet itself This document, pre-
tr,dIp,, IA civ. official a,,pr,s VIVA prepar,d
AZ tue ounce ol CLAIM agent neie' WIN "N'
Wel-knONh uhe'stiNct uhueI Auu'oN
D., ,s-o -, o-s Z, ,,,u ~, ann, thu,
- 49,. =. =. -, r,,,,,..,,,,. a.,
-, A.. "a, 400, ,,,
.,,.,,,r m. .,,-,., e.. l.. A.. =,
-, =, -. :, .,,a, ,hi.,,, ,no, .,,o,.
,,-,o,o,,s-
1,,a na,,r,,,, ..vs r,r,,or. ..R,r tho Ina,
-, ra,n,,, .,,,iu,.,-,,,o, tho ,,,.,
.,,,,1i,,r, NJ tho covorr,r,rt VIVA T.ec III.
nance Report 1871, page 500 s5Si' T1,S00'll.
For the next three years. under dran'S I'D
mlhisuauon' tue eAPouu''u'eS "e'o 10 io'-
Iow'' (sce Finance REPORT same No'ulne ana
page)
az, SSo GO 90
1872, .tsso Registers booEs Os2, 52S. 30 2l
------------
@|" .,aaesz'-
Average expenditure. og2SIl'9sS 20
Cost under Johnson .''''''''''' os''7'v'o IL
Amount Of excess Of Grant over
Johhsou'''''''' '''''''''''''' FiV''oV''H-' %
lnoS0 "S"''' w uo'' a. ""' ''"'.' '.l''
s'"' '"0 "a p'us'' VI "U''''"1 NV
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"o0'''on W 'no O'O'"a'' "a '"'e % y" ~
'o"u' u '"' '"'"'' '"' ''"e' '''" " ~.
p"'''' N''''
making ialr eollpa'i'o"' We VIII t'' 'Ho
hEu'c' Hou' 'i'o s"'h' P'So anu '''"'"' VI
'ho same report Vi 'u' eNp'"s'' VI '''o ''s'
three h'cai years OIL Apu'c" ''"'sou "u-
mlnstraliou, and let the candid judge lhry
arc Us follows
,seo ALIEN al ost q,
,ssy on7 40 at, ~
isSs ! os9 $50 oyo "A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22
Financial.

IUASuINGTON CITY SAVINtIs BANK,
w Corner OF Seventh street and lJ0lsiAnA sysnus,
PAYS SIX PER OkN1. INTEREST ON ALL DIX
POSITB. Interest commences Iron date OF deposit
An deposits made and draun At will open daily IRON
! Q a. m. 10 = .. m, and on SATuhDAH I'VE
iaialT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

Notice !, hereby giysa that the partnership hereto
fore EIisilng b. tween the uNdsIaiGnsd, uadet the
name RUd s,SIs Of sELBY 4 NAUDAlH doing bust.
nsssin pu Goods. No. B3B PeonsJlvantA avenue.
NAshinEt0n, ID, o., hiss tna dAI been Il sa0lvod By
M t1Al consent ThomAs n Na1dAln ouiy Il author.
lEed to collect receive and FscsiP! for ~ debts osnE
TO the sAid hTu. JAZZ W, kELBY,
r.. N. NAuDAiN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

NUrIoE-TnAr H. s, justin, ns d srRREr.
~ between SlIth and BsVOnth sttesta northwest,
sls ouatnIn made ssOond hand Clothing a lssu than
hAlf the cost OF rSsdy. made N. R-ksctnd.
Au11-u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

TUE sHLECT SCHOOL FOR yagN&
L LADIES and MlSsics, under the ehATge n Mrs.
q. NJ. UONDRON and Miss A. TDLMAk SMITH
viii bs limited TO 90
AppleAtians may he made 10 the PFlnoIpsls 1t tbsk
rsfidenes, 500 Elnh street, between X Ard D, ansE
August %. Circular may be obtained At tho book.
stores after August 30
fotmar pupils who have not secured thuT seats,
md dnsife TO do 20 undt the mcnth must
max rmsdiNta application. AuGlblu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-22

SRLECT SCHOOL.
- Select School for Instruction 10 thg auaA
hFnnchss Of higher schools, we'll IN te naNlkhs
FTunoh add herman languages Will be rgsnsd ser.
tambeT - at the southaAat Of Mast OnplN taua
Third streets. For fnsihsr particulars spplg 70
GIIAs. a.. E NCHIl.D,
Minister Of the Osrman Reformed Chu'eh. 9J
Fast Capitol stresL ansl7.s a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
CONGRESS.

Orange and Alexandria Railroad Ex-
tension to Neutrality-suspicious. TO
Adjourn on the Twenty-ninth Re-
called-Awards Appropriated to South
ern Claims COmmissiOn-Amendme
to River and HarbOr Bill.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-Sennte.-A bill
authorizing the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad to transport passengers
and freight into the city, was introduced.
A bill issuing bonds for those destroyed
or defaced passed.
The Senate recalled its resolution to ad-
iOurn May %. Several appropriation bills
passed.
HOuSc.-The House passed the awards of
the Southern claims commission. and is now
considering individual bills.
The amount appropriated upon awards to
the Southern claims commission aggregates
S349, ,394, whereof Waddy Thompson gets
S65,O00, the heirs of Margaret g. Lee $l3-
600, and Basil Hall nearly $I1, 900. No al
lOwance was made for the loss, destruction
or occupation of property, or for incidental
or consequential damages. j. Wilton Best,
of Paducah, Kentucky, gets $25, 900.
A bill making but one minister for the
Central American republics passed and
goes to the President.
Many private bills passed and conference
reports were adopted. F.tf
The following amendments to river and
harbOr bill, offered by Mr.. Kellogg, were
agreed upon by the Senate Committee
on Commerce and reported to the
Senate: For removing the rats from Red
river, 100000; improving Jones' Bayou,
$4,000; improving Cypress Bayou, $4,000;
the Ouachita river, $50, 900; com
pleting the survey on st. Philips Canal, at
the mouth of Mississippi river, $4,000.
Tuesday night was assigned to commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
GARDEN SPOT FOR GREELEY
SIXTH DISTRICT GREELEY CLUB
ORGANIZATION FOB THE CAMPAIGN

A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the City Hall of the late City of
Jefferson last evening, for the purpose of
organizing Greeley campaign club.
A permanent organization was effected
by the election of William G.. Mcdonnell
as president, and L. johnson as secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to the cleo
ton of vice presidents, and the following
named gentlemen were elected: John Garst-
camp, first vice president; William Surtes,
second vice president; A. Wilson, third vice
president; V. Leitman, fourth vice presi-
dent; J. Stringer, fifth vice president; John
r. Woodbridge, sixth vice president.
A constitution and bylaws were adopted,
and appropriate resolutions were passed.
Addresses were made by Judges Cullum,
Sloanaker and Phillips, Colonels Fouke and
Walsh, and Lionel Adams, Esq, which
were duly appreciated by the audience, as
indicated by rounds of applause.
An appropriate transparency was dis
played, with the prOfles of Greeley and
Brown thereon, with white hat on blue
background in the centre. When this
transparency was brought into the hall the
widest enthusiasm was created, amid
which the meeting adjourned, with cheers
for the candidates and the success of the
Cincinnati movement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
TERMS; SIG 90 PER ANNUM.
WHOLE NUMBER 1865.

The market closed with more firmness.
similar lively turn has been had in No.
rosln, which closes firm at So 81, with
STOCKS well sold out of first hands, and a
speculative move to reduce stocks in yard
TaIe rosin is fiat, and common dull at SO 60
ar ls In good demand at So 25 for large
barrels. Pitch is lifeless.
domestic produce markets have exhib-
lGed rather more life and animation. with
considerable speculative feeling in some
products. At the Produce Exchange bread
stutts have been somewhat irregular. al
though prices generally have reacted from
the late sharp advance.
The increase in receipts have checked the
speculative feeling to some extent. and Iess
favorable advices from Liverpool have
also had tendency to produce change in
the temper Of the market.
A Scranton dispatch states that a fire
on the line of the Delaware and Lackawana
railroad continues, covering a distance of
over thirty-fve miles in length. The village of
burned. Several saw, lumber and
bark mills, bridges and plank-roads have
been destroyed.
Arrived-Steamers Maine and Calibria.
Forest fires still rage, and it is feared Car
bOndale will be destroyed.
A Cuban letter states that Spaniards
surrounded camp of twenty-five women,
SIX children and twelve men, in the woods
between GuantanOmO and AOroy, and mas
sacred all of them. The Spaniards subse-
9uently were pursued by Cuban reYolu-
IlOnlsts, and many Of them killed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
FOREIGN.

Insurgent Success at BiIbOa-EscaDe Of
Don Carlos from Spain = Resolution
Censuring the Government Rejected
Buddhists Cut Down in Japan-The
Argentine Republic.
PARIS, May 1S.-Dispatches from Spain
report heavy defeat of government troops
by the insurgents at BilbOa.
MADRID, May 1S.-Don Carlos has GER
tainly escaped from Spain; his whereabouts
is unknown.
The COrtes, yesterday, after an animated
discussion, rejected a resolution introduced
eensurlng the government for not declaring
Navarro, LerdO, Biscay and Catalonia in a
state OF seige during the recent movements
of Carlists in those provinces.
SAN Francisco, May 14.-It is stated that
ten Buddhists attempted to gain audience
with the Emperor of Japan, to protest
against his abolishing all edicts against
Christianity, but were warned off by the
guard. Persistlng in their effort, they
finally succeeded in getting in the palace,
when five of them were cut down and the
rest fed. This led to the report of an at
tempt to assassinate the Emperor.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Advices from the
Argentine republic, by way of Lima, re-
port the defeat of Colonel Babiene with
1900 men, by the rebels in Courentes. The
fight took place at TabacO and lasted TWEEN
ty hours. Colonel Babiene was taken pris-
sOner.
Some three thousand Indians made an
irruptiOn into the province of Buenos Ayres
and drove Oft an immense number of cattle
and horses, and causing a great panic
among the inhabitants. The Indians were
pursued and OVertaken at San Carlos
where they were routed by the troops under
General Revas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1872.

heroic men of the Liberal Republican party.
Ihey must and will stand by our brave allies.
Inc Democratic party burnt their ships when
Gney gave their encouragement to the
Liberal Republican movement; they have
burned their ships and passed the time of
| party control.
We in the Northwest have no other idea
but that the Democratic Convention will
meet, adopt platform and indOrse the
Cincinnati conventions nominees. But l
do not like the idea of their meeting so near
Washington because of the corruption that
exists in that city; they might bring their
corrupt influence to bear upon the cOnven-
ton. If the Democrats do not make NOM
nations it Will not be surrender, but re-
treat to stronger position. We only furl
our flag for the contest and fight under that
of our allies.
AS Missourian, claim the privilege of
saying this much IN regard to your State
administration. Governor Warmoth was
first appointed to civil and military position
IN this country by one of the ablest and
purest men Missouri ever produced, Gov
ernOr Gemble. As MissOurians, we have
watched his career as Governor of LOuisi-
ana with more than ordinary interest He
may be guilty of the thousand charges
made against him in the newspapers, but
until some testimony is produced, indOrsed
by the true and known men of Louisiana,
proving these charges, MissOurians are too
brave and magEanimOus to condemn him
as guilty without trial.
1t he is guilty we will be the first to con-
denim him, if not it is ungenerOus to make
chan ges that can not be sustained.
And if he is within the sound of my voice
tonight implore him in memory of the
past, of his present responsible position, of
his bright anticipatiOns of the future, to re-
deem fully and truthfully the brave words
he spoke in favor of the people of Louisiana,
at Cincinnati and st. Louis.
When you are redeemed and enfran-
chised, when you can sing as the children |
of Israel sang the sOpg of deliverance from |
Egyptian bondage, after Moses had led |
them in safety and triumph through the |
perils of the Red Sea, then, and not till |
then, stop to discuss and murmur at the |
previous record and achievements of any |
leader or ally in your holy cause.
Now, in conclusion, fellOwcitizens, let |
me beg of you to stand by the party that |
will stand by you. Not only stand by it /
but work for it. Bury your prejudices and |
move in solid cOlum to the front. Move /
as did brave General johnson on Bull Run, |
without asking who was senior captain as |
did gallant Hays and his braves at Mary's /
Heights; as did the intrepid Taylor and |
many other great men. Do this and re-
deem your State, thus adding another
wreath to the proud history of Louisiana
more lasting than that won for her by her
gallant braves
At the close of the speech he received a
hearty round of applause, and one of the
pest behaved and orderly assemblages that
'ver was gathered together adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-19

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