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The Chicago Times, powerful Democra'
tic paper, fought the Cincinnati ticket from
the beginning, and the result is that every
ward in Chicago chose Greeley and Brown
delegates to the State Convention. Now,
the Times takes new departure, and urges
the adoption OF the Boiling Boilers ticket,
which action will secure to the Liberal can
ddates the aid OF the few Illinois Democrats
who have not yet entered the fold. They
know that this is the only practical way oi
following the signs OF the times.
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~ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, JUNE 25th, ls72.-The Board
Of Directors of this Company having declared q
Sem-Annual Dividend OF ofSEVENTY-FlVE GEMS
PER SHARE on the Capital Stock OF this Com
pany, the same will be paid to Stockholders on
and after MONDAY. 1st July, 1872.
Transfer Books will be closed from this date to
lst July, 1872. W. ]. HER1OT,
jun25-6 Secretary and Treasurer.
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AT tbot oneer Grant meeting in All

AT that queer Grant meeting in Abbe-
vile Judge Orr declared that Democrats
could not support Greeley, because he is
dyedin-the-wo Republican. Judge Hoge
followed, and declared that no true Republic
can could countenance Greeley, because
that bucolic philosopher had sold ont to the
Democracy. Judge Orr, you see. was to
hook the whites, while Hos:e kept the blacks
from struggling. The chairman, no doubt
explained that it was the old story-yer
pays yer money and yer take syer choice.
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IA Radical pervert at Abbeville, Mr.. J.
Scott Murray, assured the Grant meeting
that, if Horace Greeley had been President,
nevery colored mau would now be in slave.
'ry." One of the Seven Sleepers evidently.
1t would have been more to the purpose to
say that, when Horace Greeley is President,
every white man will he free!
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~BURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST
POWDERs.-Haying used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, we give decided pref.
erence above all others to thai prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy.
No. 42l King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. u. King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Petsch, B. O. Webb. George L. Holmes, George s.
pelzer, N. D., John T. Wlghtmsn, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinist, 8. q. K. R.
aprb-3Inos
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s- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, 8. c., JUNE 2s,
ls72-The Board OF Directors OF this Bank have
declared q Seml.AnnuaI Dividend Of SIX 10Y PER
CENT, free OF government tax, payable on and
after July lst, 1872. WM. @. BREESE,
jun27 Cashier.
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Beaufort, 8. O.,

aS SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having opened Branch Grocery on
Sulllvan's Island, Is now prepared to furnish the
residents land those intending to locate there
during the summer months) with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
In person to the business can guarantee satis-
faction to all who may wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, F. l.. O'NElLL.
up20
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The undersigned having been recently appoint.
ed Agent for Charleston OF the above Company,
with the right to take risks In any portion OF
South Carolina, would invite the attention OF his
friends and the public generally to few argu'
ments In its favor. 1t is O
PURELY SOUTHERN COMPANY,
and invests all its acchhulasions at the South.
1t is ably managed and has a large capital. 1t
docs business on
THE CASH SYSTEM ONLY,
and at rates az low as any other sound Company
In the Country.
Call at my office and allow me to show you the
long list OF Polcyholders, which Is the best eVi'
dence of strength In q Company.
EBEN COFFIN,
Agent for Charleston, 8. G.,
No. 81 Broad street.
GEO. IL. COFFIN, Sub-Agent.
aprl5 North Atlantic Wharf.
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w TO SHIPMASTERS AND AGENTS.
would respectfully give notice that the Wharves
at West Point Mills will no longer be allowed as
place Of landing for Boats from vessels anchored
in Ashley River, or as point for shipping Stores
or Supplies to vessels. WIN. LEBSY,
junM-8 Agent.
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The New York World, in q leading arti-
Gle, says sit does not believe there will be q
''bolt;" at any rate it will not Support o
"bolt, if Mr.. Greeley should be nominated at
Baltimore"
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~ON ARRIA e. ~

~ ON N A r 3 A G E. ~
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Bocka
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa. oct12
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A LII DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
n MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
cond.hand Machines for sale, very low. J. L.
LUNSFURD, S,uith street. north OF Wentworth.
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9ueridl Notices.


@THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST CoMPANY-sAvlNGs DEPART
MENT.-Depostors are requested to leave their
Books on and after 5th July, to be credited with
the quarterly interest due 1st.
All Deposits made on or before 2oth July Will
bear interest from 1st July.
Interest SIX Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
inn9s.fmw1o F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
@- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for tile Benefit OF the Free
School Fund Official Raflle Numbers:
RlFFLE CLASS No. 677-moRN1Na.
-72-5l-7I-26-9 g. l-T7-73-30- 5-39
RAFFLE GLASS No. 57s-EVENINa.
3s-l5-2O-55- 8-31-ll-58-73-70 -70-74-56
As witness our hands at Charleston this eth
"'' - FEM PECK,
IANES GILLILAND.
innos Sworn Commissioners.
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ms- OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit of the State orphan Asylum:
GLASS No 15-THURsDAY MORNING, June p.
-42-2S-57- 4-12-60-30-2 2
CLASS No. ls-THURsDAY EVENING, June 27.
I7-40-5s-35-25- 5-29-22-24-56-39 39-32-74
witness nv hand at Charleston, 8. O., 9th day
June, 1872. a. Mokoso,
Jun2S SWorn commissioner.
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@- PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTB
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON. JUNE "a, 1s72.-The
Board OF Directors having declared DIVIDEND
OF ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE on tho Cousolidat-
ed and, In the same proportion, on the Unconsoli-
dated Stock, the same will be paid On and after
MONDAY, 1st proximo. JAMES B. BETS.
jun24 cashier.
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~THE DOLLAR REWARD SOAP
washes Flannel without shrinking them, and
renders them as soft and fieecy as new.
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, s. @.
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M@WILdAM WHITE WILL ATTEND
to the taking up Of Mating. Carpets, and Honse
Cleaning generally. Can be found In Chapel
stree;, opposite N E. R X. Depot jun2S.l*
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Am1sements.
ITO! FOR THE EXCURSION SATUR.
Ill 'DAY AFTERNOON.

The Schooner ELIZABETH will leave CONNER.
mercial Wharf. at halfpast P. NJ, and return
at dark. Accommodations for Ladies'.
Fare 25 cents; Children half price. jun2s-2
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NEOIsE's WHITE WORM CANDY.

An efrectual, safe and pleasant remedy for
Worms, In all cases. Try 1t and be convinced. II
s really specific, and in the best and most pala
table form 20 give children. 1t is not surprising
that 1t Is fast taking the place OF all other prepa
rations for worms. 1t ia a pleasant confection
and any child will take It. Beware of dangerous
ly colored candy and nauseous compounds, and
use only NOISES POPULAR WHITE WORN
CANDY.
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GENTLEMAN. WITH THE BEST
Eost an6 Gonn6.

r OST IN WENTWORTH STREET,
Ia about ten o'clock lssi night. Sngle-case
ra,ent Lever GULD WATCH, John Harrison,
Liverpool maker, No. 17,4oS. II left ut the house
Of uoUk and Lauder C.mpany, No. 2, q suitable
reward Will be given. jun27-2
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for 6ale.

MULES AT KENTUCKY MULE LOT,
M King street. A fine pair OF Mare Mules,
II uands high, young anu warranted sound. r.
OAKMAN jun28-i*
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EnnratlonaI.

X RACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
" SCHOOL.-Instructiou will be given and the
use OF machines allowed gratuitously on Thurs
day and Saturday morning, from a. N. to P.
NJ, at the Depository, Chalmers street. jun19
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NlO RENT FOR THREE MONTHS, AT A
Il low rate. a desirable DWELLING, with OUT
buildings In the western part OF the city, north OF
Calhoun street, with privilege Of use OF part OF
The furniture. The Dwelling contains seven
Conveniences throughout the house. pantry and
Kitchen. Address through P. y. Key Box No. 13.
iun2S-3
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, HOUSE NORTHWEST
Il corner OF Green and college streets. Apply
tU j. l.. MUSES., No. 81 Bro ID street. jun28 ~
ITO RENT, HOUSE No. 27 BULL
: i street. Low rent to good tenant. Apply
tu /. L. MOSES. No. 81 Rruad street. Iun2Y2t
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VXTANTED, A COLORED GIRL, OF
w good character to make herself generally
useful. Apply at No. 20 Legare street.
iun27-2A
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Boarh1na.

Gnpartntrshlps and Dlssolntions
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED
with him In business Mr.. CHARLES r.
Walk, The manufacture OF Engines, Mccarthy
Gins and Machinery In general, Will hereafter De
carried on under the name and firm OF SMITH i
Walk, at the old stand east end Hasel street:
iun25.lmo ]. RALPH smith.
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Uants.

NIANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w Washer, at Archer's Bazaar, Nos. 36l, 3oa
and 365 King street. Wages liberal. Reference
required. jun28-l&
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HOUSE SERVANT WANTED, ONE
Ill who can furnish satisfactory certificate
nom last employer. Apply to K. 8. CAN'T, No.
25 Coming 81 rect. jun2S-lH
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Groceries, fiqnnrs, &r.
WTHfTNEYS SOAP FACTORY,
CORNER REID AND NASSAU STREETS,
CHARLESTON 6 a.

Ine undefslgned having leased the above Old
Established Factory. and put the same in work.
Ing order, are now prepared to Manufacture all
grades Of Family Soap Of the best qualities, and
are determined to sustain the old established re
putation Of its original founder. F. q. Whitney.
We have now manufactured aud on hand about
(7ooO) seven Thousand pounds OF Extra Family and
other grades to which we invite the attention Of
the trade. We ewarrsnt the article now on hand
as good II not superior In purity to an SD In
this market, and respectfully Solicit the patron
age Of the citizens. . f =fst'
We have also on hand an excellent quality OF
Soft Soap, suitable for washing wooIfen goods
and scouring noors and paint. Caustic Lye
Beef Crackliugs, &c.
Highest cash prices paid for Tslow, ship or
kitchen Grease, or in exchange for Soap.
jun2s-3 PETsCH BROTHERS.
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UTANTED, THE PEOPLE TO BUY
w Fancy Goods at half price during repairs
and alterations. ARCuER'S BAZAAR, Nos. 361,
3e3 and 365 King street. jun2Sfmw3* .
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mo RENT, THE INGRAHAM HOUSE,
Il corner OF Wentworth and Smith streets.
House and premises In good order, with fine cts-
tern For further information, apply to s. b.
PIUKENS, 8. O. r. R. Office, corner OF King and
Ann Streets jun25.tuwlm4
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WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, TO
w coUk and wash for small family. None
need apply unless we'll recommended. Inquire at
No. l40 Wentworth street, next west OF kutedge
street. jnn7-lmW
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT AND
w well recommended Cock for small fami
". Apply al No. Liberty street. lun2S-1t
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Jnsnraure.
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT

GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, President.
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THO RENT, ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND,
i an eligibly situated House on Su'livan's
Isand within Six minutes walk OF the Steam
boat Landing, containing eight square rooms,
pantry, double piazzas &c. On the premises are
large cistern and well OF water. and all neces
s8ry outbuldiugs. Also, fine Vegetable Gar
den u.der cultivation. To an approved tenant,
the rent will be moderate. Apply to B. s. d.
MUCKENFUSS, No. 81 IIasel street. jun25
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Late advices from Port-au.Prince state
that the bombardment of that city by the Ger
man fleet consisted of the firing OF only two
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WTANTED, A CAPABLE AND RELI-
w ABLE Colored WasherwOman. Apply ut
Is Wentworth street, south Eide, near East Bay.
fun2B-3
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THO RENT, THE WELL KNOWN GRO
Il Gerry STORE, southeast corner Cannon
and Coming streets. Rent moderate. Apply at
No. Marion street. jun21lmW4
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WTANTED, AN INTELLIGENT AND
w Industrious LAD, with on ordinary
knowledge OF arithmetic, to assist in keeping
Country store on Edlsto Island. Wages from
So to $40 per month, besides board aud wash
Ing. Address s., office OF IRE NEWS. junl2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-27
A Pennsylvania Bull Dog.

There is a man IN Darby Penn. who purchased
bulldog. which he proposed to turn loose in his
store at night order to scare away the burglars.
The first evening after ne possession OF the animal
he locked it in the store and went away happy
man. The next morning, early he went around
to the store and unlocked the door The dog was
vigilant-the man was surprised to perceive how
very exceedingly vigilant that dog was-f for no
sooner was the door opened than the dog seized its
owner by the leg, suddenly and seemed to be ami
mated by an earnest and vigorous resolution not
to let go until it had removed at least good
mouthfuI. And the man pushed the dog back
an1 shut the door its ribs until the animal
relaxed its jaws; and then the man kicked the
dog into the store and shut the door as if he was
in hurry to do something. Then he suspended
business for week. and spent the vacation firing
at that dog through the windows, and down the
chimney, and up through the cellar-ceiling, with
q shotgun. trying to exterminate hun. And that
mercantile establishment did not open tor trad,
until the man had paid twice the first cost of the
dog to the dogs former owner to come and take il
home; and then, when he got in he found tina
during the bombardment holes had been sho
through mackerel barrels and molasses and
coal oil kegs so that there misery and run
everywhere. Dogs have no more charms for TIN
man and If you allude in his presence to tn
noble work that is being done by the woman
branch Of the Society for tie Prevention OF Cruelt
to Animals that merchant is always observed t
rise up and swear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-27
MURDER ON THE RAIL.
AN OUTRAGE OF THE MOST DAS-
TARDLY CHARACTER.

ST. Louis, April 26 A special despatch
feom Kansas City gives the details of the brutal
murder OF Stevenson, G inc and Dutro on the
Lairoad train near Holden, Missouri. on We'd
nesday. After the train was stopped four Of
the mob mounted the locomotive and guarded
the engineer with drawn revolvers. The train
was then surrounded, and Cline and Stevenson
were called out. Cline appeared and after some
words REGARDING his connection with the fraud
ulent issue Of CasS-county bonds, was riddle,l
with bullets, and his body was thrown by the
side of the track.
Several of the crowd emptied their revolvers
into his mangled body. Stenson was in the bag
gage car, and had barred the doors against the
mob, but the mob broke in Tho doors with log
Of wool and poured volley into tie body OF
the judge, killing him instantly. Steyenson's
body was then dragged out and laid beside tina,
Of Cline. Dutro, who was in y passenger ca
was mortally wounded. The train was then al
lowed to start, but Immediately signaled TO stop
The dying man, Dutro, was then dragged from
the coach and thrown down near the dead bod
les Of Cline and Stevenson. A report reache,
Kansas City last night that Judge FORSYTH, an
other Of the county justices, had been shot, an,
his body hanged to tree.
Great excitement prevails throughout th
county, and fears are felt that others will h
murdered. The perpetrators Of this massacre
claim that they have thousand men in thel
Organization.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-27

THE BLUNDERs OF SESeErARY FISH AND THE
Duty OF THE PREsIDENT"-The great popular
weather cock-the New York Herald, brings its
ponderous axe down on Secretary Fish IN double
loaded two-column article in yesterdays ISSUE
which looks very IN uch like Bennett had seen the
storm of popular Indignation that was gathering
against the administration aud he was preparing
to unfurl the sails OF the Herald that it might
run before the wind. We copy the concluding
part of the article from which have also quoted
the head Of this paragraph. 1t says:
England is about to depose Mr.. Gladstone
from power, and it Is the duty of President Grant
to relieve the American nation OF Secretary Fish.
His present evident endorsement of the schemes
of the lobby at Washington only renders the
bIunders he has heretofore committed the more
unpardonebe. II ou- action IN the preparation
Of our case was rash and inconsiderate, the blame
attaches to him, and attempt now to make a
disgraceful retreat comes with an i'll grace frcH
the author of the trouble We have supported
the administration Of President Grant because o.
its straightforward honesty and its manly vndi
cation OF the national honor. We now call npoI
him to dismiss from his Cabinet officer who's
Judgment is unreliable and whose acts would com
ford to retain Secretary Fish in his counsels, am
the sooner he requests his resignation the bette
he will please the people who have gwen hin
their confidence, and whose trust IN him IS Eth
unshaken."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-27

A printer, named Bennet Jones, was shot
dead In Memphis, yesterday by William Cam
erOn. Jealousy was the cause.
Another a re-damp explosion occurred yes.
teraay in the Pine Brook shaft at Scranto,,.-
Five miners were so badly burned that their
recovery Is hopeless.
The trial of Mr.. Sherman. at New Haven.
resulted yesterday In verdict of murder in
the second degree. She will be sentenced to
lmprisonment for life.
Hon. Al. Walker, formerly Chief Justice oi
the Superior Court Of Alabama, and an Em-
nsnt Commander Of Knights Templsr, died yes
tsrday. at Montgomery, aged SO.
The residence Of Mr.. Vollmer, at New Scot
land. near Albany. was burned yesterday
morning. Mr.. Volmer's mother. four OF hi,
children and his wife's stepfa;her persisted. -
He escaped with hls wife aHa one child
u AlIeatqYp, yesterday afternoon, the plan
ing mill Of Hsstzell, Schelden 4 Co., was de
sir0yel BY Are. A high westerly wind carried
the sparks diss ,nce Of three squares, setting fin
ia the dwsllings Of Z. w. Cooper, cashier Of th'
Allentown National Bank and WW, Both. tn,
,o.al !oas \ npt ssass&
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-27
DuBLIc SALE OF
Horses, Carriages, &c.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale.
at bis Stable. on the corner Of Seventh
Nosnd Walnut streets. Wilmington, bel, on
0SSATURDAY.M May I. 1872. at 2 o'clock, y.
~. 6rst claA Driving Horses.
No. !, Sam. yeArs old. one Of I he very best fam
lily horses iu tho State; has trotted his mile, on
half DIe track. less thaa three minute.; is per-
tectly sound. and a R0Od single or double driver.
No 2. Sorrel Mare. Cind. y. sound. kind and
gentle. fne size. aud 6ne family M.,s, can trot
her mile In three minutes. No. and . trots to-
se,her in lO on half mile track
No 3. ioups Nspoleon. Mahosany Bay Colt,
years old. in I minutas and is . remarkably fine
No. 4. brown Horse. Prince. blooded. s years old.
6pe driver and beautiful stepper shows great
style. is perfectly sound. and pretty pic ure.
CARHIAG n.6 &c.
oaG~ One family two seated Rockaway. with
e9a1&s2ee side lamps two York Wagons " ith shin.
ing tops. made by PretIschner. nearly new Skel-
etou wagon 2'se's Of double Harness one of hem
brass mounted. cost $50: rec OF sin gle Har
ness: II Haiter-, Blankets, Fox Robe. W off Robe.
Lap Blankets. Feen Cheat. Buckets. Measures.
Forks. Sh.vels, Curry ombs and Brushes.
Also Fine cow now giving about ~ quarts OF
milk day. perfectly quiet.
The above property will positively be sold as
have rented my stables. Persons wishing good
| stock are ineited to attend this sale.
| sale positive. No postpon ment
| TEkAs:-Ths purchaser can have II rec mont h
On all over $50 ny giving ban ablc Lote wit b
an approved ipdorser. and interest added or inter
est deducted for the given time if the cash is aid
.pr94-ts L. W. sTIDHAM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-27

COMING DowS. The Radical press have found
tlrant and Radic,lism growing so unpopular that
they seem disposed to throw up most other ques-
tons and run the next campaign on the question
Of Equal Representation" Well. so be it. They
may attempt to prove there is no "nigger in tn e
wood pile" but they will find the wool will stick
out, and betray them in every section The negro
is their reliance and they cannot shake him of
without incuring loss of at least two thousand
votes. None Of these may be given to the
Democratic ticket But the tact that they adopt
the principle OF non-votin2 because OF their ex-
clusion from fair share on the ticket, will bs
suf fRcisnt to guarantee a majority Of four thous
and votes in our State.