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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01
Ina District Court tor Howard
Ounty IO.. Il.

AOUOty AO :. H.
Zacharius Iverson, PHI
AGAINST
DR.. W. f. CHAMBERLAIN, NJ
e. Chamberlain. Charles Original Notice
Gcnshaw, j. G. Hatfield, @#s
and Peter Velie, Def'ts.
To the Defendants above Named:
You are hereby nstifcd that there is
now land one for your use, on file, in the
Office of the Clerk Of the District court, in
and for the county of Howard, State Of
Iowa, a petition Of Zachanus lverson,
Plaintiff above named, claiming you the
.Defen liant, DR.. v. Il. Chamberlain, the
sum Of $245 90. with seven per cent inter-
est from November 18th 1870, less $4,000
endorsed January 2lst 1871, on your prom
issory notes mentioned and set forth i'll the
Plaintiffs petition in this action, and that
the mortgage given to secure the payment
of said .otcs be foreclosed and a decree Of
sale Of the mortgaged premises be ordered
and the right Of redemption Of all Of the
Defendants be fereclosed and forever bar
red, and the right Of dover of said Deft
NJ. Z. Chamberlain be forever barred. The
Plaintiff makes no personal claims only
against Dcfenda mt, Dr. " +. Chamber
lain. plaintiff, demands S25 90 for Attys.
fees as stipulated in said notes. ea
And unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term ofthe said court appointed to be
held ut Cresco in said county, commencing
on the Bird day of February 1878, your de-
fault viii be entered and judgment render
ed against you thereon in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition. ..ss#. .
A. d. WRIGHT. :. se
Silva Attorney for Plaintiff.
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In the last number of Pomeroy's
Democrat, Brick Pomeroy says: -

In the last number Of PomerOy's
Democrat, Brick Pomeroy says:
"O'Conor does not deserve even one
vote for the Presidency. O'Conor has
been more Of coward than leader
more of q word-maker than man Of
daring; more Of twaddling pettifog-
ger than bold decisive democrat equal
to great emergencies"
Brick Pomeroy and his small crowd
Of followers will probably vote for No
body and Adams. and in voting for
Grant they would be supporting the
first named with Adams. Why not do
50, Brick ? The democracy will be well
rid Of you in any event, SO vote for
Nobody and Adams, or Grant and
Adams, its all the same ticket.
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RipAt Of WaV Notice.

10 DANIEL ROWLAND, and all other
Il persons having any interest or owner.
ship in or to any part Of the real estate,
known and described as follows, to-wit
The south east quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of Section
eight (8] in township niRety-nne 99]
north Of range eleven III west Of the 5th
p. NJ.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter and the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of Section six in
township ninety nine 1901 north Of range
eleven l west CT the 9Th P. NJ.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter of section fifteen Isl in town.
ship ninety mine 99] north Of range eleven
(ll] west Of the 9Th p. NJ.
Also; the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter Of section sixteen Is in town.
ship nincty-nine 80 north Of range eleven
ny west Of the 9Th p. NJ.
Also, the south least quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty-five Us J
in township one hundred 1907 north Of
range twelve (l2) west Of the 5th p. NJ.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter, and the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter, and the south west
quarter Of the north east quarter, and the
north west quarter Of the north east quart
er, and the north east quarter Of the north
west quarter of section thirty six 1851 in
township one hundred 100 north Of range
twelve IL west Of the 9Th M. -
Also the south east, quarter of the south
west quarter, and tlanorth east quarter of
the south west quarter Of section twenty
three, in township enc hundred, north of
range twelve west, and the south east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter Of section
fourteen, township one hundred, north Of
range twelve, west Of the 5th P. NJ.
Also. the south east quarter Of section
thirty three 33] in township ninety-nine
80 north Of range eleven (11) west Of the
5th r. NJ, all Of the said above described
lands being in the county Of Howard and
State of Iowa. 80. =. ...sr. s.4.
You are hereby notified that the Daven-
port and st. Paul Railroad Company has
located a line of railroad over the above
described real estate, and desire the right
Of way over the same, to-wit strip or
belt Of land 100 feet in width, through the
center Of which strip or belt Of land the
center line Of said railroad will run. lcav-
ing so feet on each side of said center line
together with such widths as may be ncces-
sary for bermes waste banks and borrowing
pits, and wood and water stations. and un-
less you proceed to have the damages to
the same appraised according to law, on or
before the 2Sth day of Nov. 1879, said
railroad company will proceed to have the
same appraised on Saturday the 2S'h day Of
December 1879, at which time you will be
at liberty to appear before the appraisers
on the subject Of the assessment Of DANA
gcs to your lands. -,
Dated C,csco, Oct. 81, 1872. "a. ..s..
DAVENPORTs ST. PAUL X. r. co.
By NJ. o. BARNES,
Id Right Of Way Agent.
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Il is convenient and advantageous
sometimes to have brother. Speaker
Blaine has found it SO in the Pacific
railroad stock business. 1t was Bla-
ines brother. it appears, who got this
stock. and not Speaker Blaine, just as
if this brother changes the relation Of
Blaine to this disrcputable transaction.
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A Prisoner arraigneI before

A Prisoner arraigaed before a Re-
corder in New Orleans was told: II
really don't know whether I had better
fine you 81 or $40; what's your idea
about it," Prisoner, "Your Honor,
all have to plead is that you will not
set down aught in malice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

Thirteen years ago the first number
Of the PLAIN DEAEER was presented
to the public at New Oregon, by its
present proprietors. New Oregon was
then town of about 500 inhabitants,
the principal town in the county, and
the Plain Dealer its only newspaper.
It was commenced with subscrip-
ton list that numbered just 81, and but
few Of these prepaid. In three weeks
ito list had increased to 315. The first
name ever added to the list was S. NJ.
Cole; then followed Sabiu & Moon,
John s. LAWYER, Geo. w. Pierce, j.
sturgis c. M. Mnuson, Geo. Eek, 6.
w. Scho6eld, T. P. Davies, Henry
Stewart, J. S. Potter. Chas Craghill,
]. w. Maynard, L. Averill, II. X.
Averill. j. F. Mitchell, Edmond Ivens
8. 0. Daggett, c. g. schillenger, A.
J. Warrington. Cyrus Smith. j. b.
Howard, L. F. Emmons. II. F. Paul,
H. s. Ayers, J. j. Clemmer, Thos
Griffin. John Wholchan, Nye Gushing,
Seneca Hunt, s. Stone, j. Walton, o.
D. Curtis, s. Herrick, J. B. Mitchell.
II. B. Mitchell, and D. W. Owen. -
The above list included the entire
number of names on the list at New
Oregon. with the first issue, the others
being in other portions Of the county,
with two or three names in Dccorah
and John T. Stoneman, alone in Nc
Gregor. The most of these persons
still living, we have had as regular
subscribers ever since.
At no time have the proprietors asked
for or received any bonus from any
person. On the contrary its proprie-
tors have contributed out of its scanty
support to nearly every object that has
demanded q general aid in dollars and
cents from their more wealthy neigh
bors and friends. In addition to this
tax they have for fourteen elections
contributed to the democracy Of the
county their election tickets. at an an
nual expense Of 800. except that two
or three towns have once Or twice paid
for their town tickets. Ihey nave also
hired livery and distributed the tickets
throughout the couaty ut al annual
expense Of about as much more.
Tho population of Howard county at
that time was under 5000, over one
fourth of which was in New Oregon.
The next in population was Vernon
Springs. and the third was Forest City.
The principal advertiser for the first
year was James Carpenter, then sheriff
Of Howard county, who we believe will
say that advertising paid him, and that
if hs had had more Of it his profit
would have been greatly Increased
thereby.
The proprietors of the paper have
been az follows; Mead & Wood, Mead
& Jones; Mead 4 Brown, and now
w. r. & F. J. Mead.
All the local advertising the paper
had f,r the FIRST three m,nths was hush |
nesss cards from Nj. v. Burdick; Atty.
J. S. LAWYER. Fire and In-i
surancc agent, New Oregon; L. i.
Ainsworth, Attorney, West Union;
Baush u Stoncman. Attorneys, Me-
iregor, Iowa; q. NJ. Van Leuycn and
D . Preston, Attorneys, Lime SPRINGS
Iowa Peter Dufin, Tailor. Decorah,
Iowa; DR. J j Clcmmer Physician and
;uy,c n, New Oregon; e NJ Munson,
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a. L. q. G. CARPENTER,
ED WRIGHT, See'y of State ='

STATE OF IOWA. s., .s -aas
~ Howard County, o.
In compliance with Section 463 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the State of Iowa, the
foregoing Proclamation is published as Il
notice to the Electors Of Howard county,
Iowa, OF the matters and things therein set
forth; and notice is also hereby given to
the electors Of said county, that on The
First Tuesday after the fIrsl
VA. Monday in November,
A. -. 1871,
the following specified officers of said
county are to be filed by a general election
to be held in said county, VIZ ~+@s5 q 81.
One t,..k II IL, District Court.
= nc 0Ounty HCoutaes
One member of the Board Of Supervisors;
49, $ In testimony whereof, / have
r. lereuto set my hand, this, 9th.
day OF October A. d 1872.
-~ }. +. POWELL, - i.
ss. Sheriff Of Howard Co.
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NPECX.9E. VsDTZCE.

All persons owing the late Nelson
Wentworth are earnestly requested
to come and pay up before November
LIST, as the family are very much in
need of the money. .'.2: a-...
ANDREW WENTWORTH.
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Notice to tho All c:ed and unh,tu,.s.
NOTICE.

DERSoNS indebted to COMBS e.
= SAMANN. must call and pay before
the first Of November, or their acc8unts
will be PLACED in the hands Of an officer for
collection.
Mr. Combs having made arrangements
to 60 into other business, this cei,.se is nee-
cessary, and will be adhered to without
.0tfl u .a~ COMBS e. SAAIANN.,
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HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effectsBf Errors md Abul8 IN Early
life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. Impediments to Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, H"wARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. ?
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Cleanliness is next to goodness. "
If that is 50, cake Of good soap is
better tAan poor scrmtn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First District. --3D. CAAPBgLL.
Second District -JAcoB BUTLER.
Third District.-S. P. ADAMS.
Fourth District y. g. ROor.
Fifth District. A. 0RAY.
Sixth District. Vim. NJ. SroNE.
Seventh District.-J. NJ. ELwooD.
Eighth District.-J. l.. MITCHELL.
Ninth District H B. WILSON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

RITZ HENRY WARREN, of Des Moines
H. B. FOUKE, Of Dubuque.
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$40 a,.REVIARD!f

One pair Of Mares. missing about three
weeks ago;one Gray Mare, some flea Bit
ten, little sway back, with &C., mark on
each shoulder, about ten years old ; one
Brown Mare, wirh uncommon high wethers,
about fourteen years old. Any person re-
turning or giviAg Information wih receive
the above reward
Cresco, Isxa, Aug. IS, 1872. ts., W. +
1otf ]. DxNoYHLLEs,
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4. = = Il i - ~ y, !
|.lresco Machinf
IL = t,>-I-N ..-. ..!-
= III @ r. 49,


The Subscriber would to the Farmers of Northern
Iowa, that he is prepared to
Repair. oU kinds Of Agricultural Machines
ON Short notice and in the BEST manner. +. e.
A complete and full stoc ofrepairs for Thresh-
ing, Reaping and Moving Machines on
hand. Sickles, Sections, Guards,
Cylinder Teeth, Betting, Rabbit
Metal in, full Supply
Machines overbauled and put in good working order.
I'LL Kz0.DS or .E.1CzsE.1:E YORK .ays.D
FORGz.yG ATTENDED TO PRO.MPTLY,s
Twenty years experience il Agricultural Machinery
abes us to give full satisfaction in work.
MILK 8 A ES, ~1@-
choice article for sale No family should be without
ro4r,a..as.a.~ =. - ~
n... A good second hand ! .@>-@., ~
II A G LIT M O w ER, -
in prime order, for sale. as<f ~ r. @'" 33tf
- ~. : >%,a, '.@.,-. IA. B. SNIEDLEY.
.k#NT .rI>tE> - H4~%s"&@
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Liberal state Ticket .

L16ef0l state Ticket.
For Secretary Of State,
"a. GuILBERT, Of Dubuque.
For State Treasurer.
II. J. RoHLFs, Of Scott.
For Auditor Of State,
J.P. Cassidy, Of Fottawatamie:
For Attorney General,
A. g. CASE, of Floyd.
For Register Of State Land Office,
CAPT. JACOB BUTLrR, Of Page.
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Democratic -Replblican Ticket

"a. ron PREsiDkNr,
HORACE GREELEY,
Of New York.
FOR VICE rREsiDENr,
B. CRATE BROWN.
Of Missouri.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
First District. NJ. SHELLEY.
Second District. E. LEFF1NGwELI
Third District. T. SToNEMAN.
Fourth District.-A. T. LuscH.
Fifth District. p. IRISH,
Sixth District.-H. H. TRIMBLE.
Seventh District. L. PALMER.
Eighth District. w. MERRITT.
Ninth District. F. DuNcoMBE.
COUNTY TICK EFT.
For Supervisor,
H. G. MARSH.
For Recorder,
HUGH PRICE.
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Noiphoorhood Meetings.

re,r ipslrumeutalit;cs for getting tn" poo
ole interested in IN election ana aro"S'"&
them 80 a sense Of the cXiccCc;cs OF lne io'
htical situation arc more poien' t@"' '':- e.
boraood meetings in The rural dlSIiiciS' Lie
great mass-meciiugS. addressed ny INC mos
DISTINGUISHED orators OF the State. lii the
cities. larger towns, and county-sca,s. arc
powerful for good, and should J.! no means
DC neglected. but it should not be forgotten
tha. there are thousands o! people IN every
state who do not yisi; city once IN I've
years, and who do not even 10 10 " court
nlo.c than two or three times q year, II rs
often rs that. Such people are much more
frequently found in the South than iii the
North, and such people arc above MI others
10 be sought out and enlightened as to the
issues Of the campaign and the duties in con-
uCction herewith dcyolving upon AL &ood
citizens. How to get al them is the question
Next 10 sending them day after day OF week
after week u good Conservative newspaper
there Is no better means than neigh
borhood meetings. Here is field
for the useful exercise Of the SPEAK
inc talent Of all the lawyers in the Com
monwcalth, and, indeed, for MI Of our
friends in the country who cal address, )'ut-
lie meeting. Let there hc meeting 'lG"
every mans iouse-at The chu"ch grove,
the black5mith's Shop, tn" Gro"c.y. the cross
roads. The district >C,!2ol-Eru:c, OF wherever
,;lI fiipiI lot Inc
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! CuAIl E>GE PROMPTLY ACCEPTED. --ScN c.
ri time, and in various papers Mr.. }. AZ
BIER SMITH, the Radical candidate for Con-
urc-> IN stated tGJt lac has hcc,; nn1bi" 10
arrange for 4 Joint discussion with Captain
GEORGE u. WISE, our gallant Conservative
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, before the people OF tn"
third district. We know the fact that Cap
tain WISE hns always been ready to meet Nj.
SMITH any and everywhere, but has been con
troled in his appointments by the ton:crva-
tive committees. Now, however. he has de-
tcrmined Oh his own responsibility TO accept
ar. SMlrn's challenge, and on Saturday i!c
travelled forty mile, - como 20 Richmond
for the purpose Of rla,iugau ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In time for everybody TO b. present ut The
mcctiag. II 3ir. SMITH Will speak. the dis
cussion VIII take Pace at Assembly Hall Oh
Wednesday night next; aud we can promise
the speakers Il fine house, and nil who attend
rich treat.
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for the trans.continental tourist, and 1t VIII
be read alike with interest by the pleasure
seeker and the emlgrant. Mr. NoRDHoFF
was formerly the editor of Harpe''s Nog0-
,,or and is now contributor to the New
York Tribune and Ecening Post.
sonc Life for Sunday Schools. Illustrating
in song the Journey OF Chriafiana aud hcr
Children to the Celestial City. BY PnIilr
PnIt,1rs. Eew York: HARPER q
BEorGEEs.
A novelty In the line Of 5unday-school
singing-books. devised hy that sensational
and popular song-writer and singer FniLn
PHILLIPS, the Singing Pilgrim. The book IS
illustrated.
Ndsfs Illustrated Almanac 1913. 70"
York: UARPEE & BRrr!Ci,s.
Full Of humorous articles and MAST : III
comparably funny pictures.
All OF the above noticed books N" Tor saie
bv J. 7. ELLyso$, lii2 .iain street, kicl''
monl
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NeE hooks.

The EustQce Diamonds. y Novel. By Az
gHoNY THoLLorE. New York HARrrR &
BROTHERS.
Thi. novel appeared Us Il serial in the ca
ioaY, and was thus read 10y many who will
be glad to have Il IN their libraries in more
convenient form.
The Married BeIe Or, 0," Red Cottage Al
Merry tank. 4 Novel. BY JULIE =.
SAITH. New York G. W. CARLETON & Co
fdusttno. A Novel. Translated i,rom the
German Of IDA COUNTESS EAnN-iiANS.
New York: G. ". CARLETON d Go.
Neat additions Of the latest novels.
California for Health, Pleasure, and Eesi-
0elce. \ Book for Travellers and Settlers.
BY CHARLES NogDHoFr, author o! Cane
Cod" and "A!l Along Shorc.n Illus.
ts1tted. New York: HARPER Il BRornrns.
This Ia q book full of interesting informa.
ton rs TO the resources Of the great Pacific
State, andabounds innagniiicent descriptive
passages. 1T Is also q practical guide-book
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IL I&G9-''0 Nr. Seward, IN company WIN
party, visited California ana VI, N'c,- "h':''
h. reached sitter ir:It!'.; S;;n tr''ti1'"' -
which city h@ h;ni jr.il Ic%"iT"i NHn h'""h
uutic attention. Nr. S"".&U, journey
round The wUri !. ~ t.%:!,r;H;i~!N "'!';t't &
tr.,,, for rtan Of iIi> y,1rs, i IL" t'el cNc''
GC hi. }irr attracting puddle attention. III i
needles to >r> ll3l everywhere, aud even IL
the t,I lust. ii, reputation bad preceded
him, and r,ciyw!iJl, he was kindly received
and entrltaiucd Many !"IiJI> from persons
>i his r1jfr found lhlir say into The pubic
imur,1i-. and were read with interest.
sine his return Nr. Seward has lived at
oi> rsp,c in retirement. and mostly engaged
i, literary unr~iiit-. lis rcSiG; ice 1t Mi
in,u i'm >i.,; ,7l;< and clo4ant house. stand-
Inc in fi.n midi, Of !1Ygc and wooded
GARDEN wi,ich III, an entire block. The ro.
fired statesman Lcrc t;i,ncil.cI tilat generous
hn~nit,li,v which those who lave ci,io,cd it
,n mcyer f,rnei. Tie house is flied with
,,nyular tc,,i;nonial> # lc..rd ans. esteem
from every quarter uf tic void whic!, have
been mc>,.nt,d t. vi. seward .ince ii. rc'
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Colonel ToRNsr frankly admits that but
for their alliance With General GEANT the
CAMERON corruptionists i'll Pennsylvania
would have been beaten out Of sight, lie
SAYS also, after abusing uARTRANrT rs Il
trick&tcr and rogue, thai "Gcnerai GRAFT
pulled the ticket throuSh.' and yet Tie
abjpet wretch throws himself nt the feet G:
GRANT and praises him-tAc ally Of rur'
chaser Of legislatures and Il bri'er Of voters
rs great and good E1an. whom the pcopr
cannct afford to lose from thc Presidential
Chair. Was ever anything in politics more
disgusting. The fact is that FoRNEY is now,
as ever, "trimmcr,' and the lines !o!loW'
ins were never more apply applied than to
him, rs his character Is now again displayed
Tic Is one
WHO Tough, corruption 10 :he bitter end.
And made the biggest l!ti"i ht, h"ft"i friend:
Who rod" with yirtar a. The Sewing id".
Was ever etr"lIp upon tic STRONGER s't'":
aud when Iii, nature was E"t"' y iGl"i
H etc HE Pistol, and Ike Pistol cried
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No REASON FOR DI:coUEAcENENT.--
Though we nc complied 10 give up thc
state elections, !ct v" have very great re-
sons 20 hope iur better result 1t the Pres
dental election, for during tho Presidential
election the Republicans went nave tine 10
transport Heir mcrcunaIics irom point t.
point. And if the STATES are left 70 thcni-
selves there is ito doubt ii . itr different To-
suit. More than that. tue Democrats ut!
Liberals, knowing in What consists The
strength OF the Republicans, will DC more
extremely vlGllant III cnGciyoIinT H. thWart
their unparalleled iut iEW"ry. Therefore W
consider that thcic is no reason whatever 10
| be discouraged. Only let every Democrat
throw aside his foolish prciuaicca AID resolve
to vote iur Horace Greeley. and We viii yet
see the dominion OF Grant oyerlhroWn n:
sure aS there is Supreme Being who ~
holds TRUTH and JrsTlGG.--lcesJTg Ia.
IcieUruNi.
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Enrnnr EnYSRACIf.

Colonel Torncy i receiving warm hIcii-
ton from all quarters. The Grant "'E'i's
,uonjm.Il,sly demand that he shah not he
taken back into The immaculate ioi0 q
t,rlntiSm and the independent Joulli"is
Fsunak q; III, disgusting acceptance % '''lil.
nron'. ma>tr;piccc nr fraud III lndi'."i>'o
rnntcup:. Tnc Springfield Lc"%1'! :,
s.r,k, Of his declarations before ~" 'i'c'lon i
that E,,yhaEcn ccul.i only hc 0cie,'r" -,
fr,rd aut; lis Subsequent a.>@r'ioh .r',
iyY,tr1ut,:, election was The honest '@Iulc'
oi ,I,c people. and thus d"l' l"e 'n''tc' :
Is After The cvuo-HYc he iil> lhn> lh'uc VI
himself il would - WJs;c o. "clH> 10
c,,argrt,,ilc Mr. J,,r y. E0racy. IL y
almost waste 81 honest emotion 10 dcsp!sc
him.
The 'h;f,t!clrlin Bsinaiia evidently does
not Intend to walIoW III the niirc for nothing.
Having once GOT down 80 low ~ 10 supio!I
the pcnitentiTrv candidate. it demand, no"
the accommodation OF ali Who refused 10
follow its unScrup,lI0us footsteps. 4!taNih:
of the election of lIartl1nlt, which VIII ,''tla
rs the monumental fraud OF IL" nineteenth
century, II breaks OH with !ilS cii3ract"ri>l:
.rr,nrh uf a GRAFT organ: " y" haNe hcipCd
10 " in til, great victory for liai'fth't aH',
Grt,s:. ana We have il!c right 10 say. DOW ana
mere, We Nait ~ mop ia -''f 'i'i'S.
the meu Who deserted Us III October. We
protest in tic uame Of the wVlhinGncn Of
the Ec,ubli2an party, in advance, against
any reco@ui;iou oi John W. Iornv7 or Co
vernon Curtin a. advocates Of l'rc>lstcht
Grant in the remaining camlE'i%n. icy
would have beaten Him yc..rrdt, if they
could. We do not want their services nov,
The Cincinnati Characteristics " Co!3nci
Furuey is ilys;cricaI. The election OF Hart
reult he asclibc< to the glory Of Glaut. Ihe
fact is. Torncy has played The fool completely
lie knew Graut was not lit ior Inc trcSi'
lcncy, and that lie ought to oppose him but
he wasted Ills time in uttc:uptini5an inipo&Sl-
lie discrimination between liHrt"init ana
Grant. The only way TO sl0a2'i Inc Cameron
ring was 10 beat Grant. aid Io'nct NAe"
that bit JFcicrd.n@to Ice against i'Aitiaii'
and for Grant, I!c ID, ben )ollNeIIo@ ~
New UrI.ans "n3 .:an E'tl'ci.c" win ya"aC,
idea THAT Il" ~. inspecting ini'rv&d~. I9"'W'
SiGyu SAWS NI@-T"