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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-02
PERSONAL.


Mr.. Z. Bond. candidate for Floater
was in the city this week.
Mr.. II. r. Cummings, representing the
best grocery house in Louisville, that Of
Jackson, Loving 3 AeGoOdwiB. Is now in
West Tennessee, and will soon VISIT our
city. Mr.. c. is not unknown to our eiti-
Eens, and we bespeak for him cordial re-
ceptioD.
Capt. W. c. Penn, Of the great Ctneln-
natl Hat House OF Wallace & Ringel, is Wis
itIng oLr section In the interest OF his ex-
cellcnt house. His friends and customers
should govern themselves accordingly.
Gen. O'Eeal, q distinguished officer Of
the late Confederate army, is contractor
on the Miss. Cent r. r. Extension, with
headquarters in this city.
Col. n. G. Galloway, Of the Memphis Ap-
peal, one Of the ablest and most distin-
guished Of the Southern editors, paid US
visit on Tuesday. The Col. speaks eneour-
agingiy OF the political future, and under
HIS able direction the Appeal IL doing the
work Of a Hercules in the cau~e Of she
Democratic and Conservative parry.
Gen. VIM. Conner, Of Ripley, Tenn, at
tended the closing days OF the Fair.
The Hon. James N. Coulter, a diatin-
guisbed Senator In the last Legislature from
Gibson county, and a candidate for re-elec-
tIon was IN attendance on the Far this
week.
Mr.. B. 81. Bray. CT the firm OF II. S.
Buckner & Co., OF Louisville, was In the
city this week. Mr.. b. represents good
house, and is himselfa gentleman above
reproach.
Mr.. Robt Csrscadin, formerly a citizen
of Jackson, Is in the city.
Mr.. Chas. M Ewing. of Dresden. one Of
the most tsIented young men in the State,
was In the city this week.
We met 10 the convention ct Humboldt
on "Wednesday, the Hon. W. 2. Caldwell,
Of Weakly county. 1t was the fret time we
ever saw Him, although we have heard OF
him much in the past few years. His
speeches IN the convention and general
bearing Impressed Us most iavorably. He
Il unquestionab'y one Of the most promIs-
Ing men in the State. and we predict for
him brilliant political career should his
ambition lead him in that direction.
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THE HUmBOLDr CONVENTION.

rtsU "a
The Convention which met at
Humboldt on Wednesday last for
the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for Congress for the Eighth
District, adjourned, after organiza-
ton, without making a nomination.
The following is fair synopsis OF
the proceedings:
Mr.. Lewis Bond, Of Haywood
county, was appointed temporary
chairman, and Robert Gates, oi
Madison, temporary secretary. After
calling the convention to order
the chairman stated that the first
business was the election of perma-
nent officers. On motion, Col. Geo.
G. Porter, of Haywood county, was
unanimously chosen ornament
president of the convention, and
J. L. Sparks, of Lauderdale, and
Robert Gates, of Madison, secreta-
ries.
1t was moved by Mr.. Lynn, Of
Lauderdale, that two delegates from
each county represented be appoint
ed a committee on credentials
Carried.
The chair appointed DR.. Robert
Fenner and Mr.. John IL. Freeman, of
Ma ison, r. w. Haywood and +.
Ragland, of Haywood, w. E. Lynn
and +. NJ. Wilkinson, of Lauderdale,
w. p. Caldwell and c.. NJ. Ewing,
of Weakley, and DR.. j. d. Smith
and James Williams, Of Crockett
The committee reported five coun-
ties duly represented, viz: Madison,
Haywood, Weakley, Lauderdale and
Crockett.
Mr.. Lynn, Of Lauderdale, then
moved that a committee of one
from each county be appointed on
the basis ofrepresentation Carried.
The chair appointed as said COM
mittee: Ii. w. McCorry, of Madi-
son, r. L. Hotchkiss, of Haywood;
w. E. Lynn, of Lauderdale; Mp.
Caldwell, of WeakleY; and DIR. J. d.
Smith, of Crockett. 60.
The committee reported the DEM
oeratic and Conservative strength
OF each county as the basis of rep
resentation, and that Madison should
have IS, Haywood %, Lauderdalc
%, Crockett y and Weaklsy SO votes
in this convention.
Maj. Robert d. Hurt, chairman OF
the Madison delegation, then offered
the following resolution: - u
ResolCed, That in view of the
absence OF representation from JjOUJ
counties OF the district in this con-
vention, that il is not expedient to
make 5 nomination of a candidate
for Congress.
This resolution elected consider
able discussion, and much filibus-
tering to defeat it was resorted to.
While it was still pending, MIR
Ewing, of Weakley moved that any
citizen from the counties not repre-
sented, present on the floor, be invi
ted TO participate in the delibera
tions OF the convention.
The previous question was thea
moved and carried before vote
was taken on Mr.. Ewing's resolu
ton.
The vote on Maj Hurts resolution
by counties, resulted as follows:
J. Was NAYS
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MARRTEDi

At The residence Of Mr.. J. J. DAVIS, in
the village OF Harrisburg, Madison county,
Tennessee, on Sunday, October 81, 1877. BY
Rev. RECBEN DAY, Mr.. +. NJ BENSON
and Miss MARY ID. OLIVER; ali Of this
county.
Frank is pressman in this Office, his
fair bride a rural flower Of sweetest fra
GRANGE. We wish them an abundance Of
earthly bliss. Nay they through the chan
ging fortunes OF life be ever ready to ehO-
rus:
"Are we not ones Are We not joined BY
heaven
Each interviewer with the others fate?
Are we not mixed like streams Of meeting
rivers,
Whose blended waters are no more dis
tinguished. ~
But roll into the sea one common flood. =
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The Extensive Carriage.
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY,

OF Lands & BURNELG-, are urn
ing out large AMOUNT Of first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they will doubtless be COM
pellcd TO make further enlargement OF
their establishment. The reason is obvi-
ous-rheIr Work always gives Sat-
ssfaetEon, and when they sell to one man
in a locality, they draw the trade ef that
seetisn. Their repairing department is al
so ON the increase, as they invariably guar
,ntee their work, and employ none but
6rst class mechanics
This establishment Is 4 credit to the city,
and we hope that il win continue to pros
.r The citizens Of adjoining counties
Pa,,,d 40 well to examine the work OF this
sxtensiye establishment before sending
urthsr OF.
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Hair NigOr.

In common with many others we have
felt lively interest in the investigations
which Dr. Aver has been making to dis
cover the causes Of failure Of the hair, and
to provide remedy. His researches are
said TO have been much more thorough and
exhaustive than any ever made before. The
result Is now before US under the name OF
AYERS HAIR NIGOR- We have given il a
trial, and with full satisfaction Ii equals
our most favorable anticipations. Our
gray hairs have disappeared, or resumed
their original color; and visible crop OF
soft, silken hair has started on part OF
the scalp which was entirely bald. Demo
crat, Abingdon, Va.
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STRAIN 3E BUT TRUE!!
PHILIP & CO.,
HUMBOLDT,

Are just finishing lot Of the finest BuA-
yes ever put up IN Tennessee, with the
Sarvea Wheel, Leather Trimmed, which
they are selling at the exceedingly low
prices OF Sl75 for plain, and S1S5 for silver
plated dash rail and seat handles also
Spring Wagons, two horse, $3.50, one horse,
1876. Their Tennessee Plantation Wagon
surpasses anything put up in the country
for style and durability. Be sure to see
their work before buying.
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Extract from the Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon, Ga.

We mad tested its virtue personally, and
know that for dyspepsia, biliousness, and
throbbing headache arising thereirOm, il Is
the best medicine the world ever SAW. We
had tried forty other remedies before the
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, but
none of them gave Us more than temporary
relief. but the REG ULATOR not only re-
lieYed, but cured Us.
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DIED,

Ia LIZ
At Pinson, on the 3lst of October, RubIe
Ripley, son Of N. i. and L. A. Ripley,
in the 4th year Of his age.
His death was caused by a wound from Z
catfish thorn through the foot.
At the residence OF her father. Jumes
Hart, Madison county, Tenn. in the 2lst
year OF her age. Miss Ann Eliza Hart, Of
that fell disease, consumption.
She suffered much and long, but she bore
with Christian iortitude without a muir
muir.
The amiablesdisposition and noble quail
ties Of the deceased were rare, marked and
emphatic, as shown in vivid eolors in
every department Of life in which she acted
part.
As a duiiful, Obedient and afectionate
child she was unsurpassed; rs a sister how
tender, loving and kind, and TO relations
and friends courteous and sffsble. All
loved her who knew her.
She prCfessed faith in Christ September,
1869, and was baptized into the fellowship
Of Liberty Grove church, the same year by
Elder &. W. Allen. She remained an ex-
emplary member until she was called
hence. Her piety, frmness, devotedness
and Christian virtues showed in living
light that she had been with Christ.
In her death how great thesloss TO her
friends and the church, but it is an inesti-
mable gain TO her,
She expressed desire to live a while
longer with the dear loved ones at homo, if
it was the viii OF Heaven. but said death
had no terrors for her; that she had COM
mitted her all into the hands Of faithful
Creator, and all was peace. all was we'll,
and that she was ready when the Master
should call. And thus she fell asleep in the
arms Of Jesus, thus passed away one Of the
loved ones Of earth.
Her funeral was attended BY large ar
Gle Of relatives and friends. The services
were performed by the writer, her pastor,
and the text Of Scripture used, Luke
The sympathetic tear and other manifes-
tations or friends show how much they
loved her. She cannot come 70 them, but
thank God for the Christians hope, they
can go 10 her in that better world above.
80 R.DAY.
In this city, on Sunday, the Goth inst,
Mrs. Mary Delaney, wife Of VIM. Delaney,
In the 9th year Of her age,
Mrs. d. was born in Roscommon county,
Ireland, and emigrated TO this country
with her parents at an early age. She was
a strict member o. the Catholic church,
and 4 woman of eminent pisty, and truly
Christian charity. Gentle and afectionste,
The home that her sweet presence made an
Eden, viii never cease to miss and mourn
for her. TO her distressed husband and
weeping friends We tender our deepest
sympathies with the hope that their lives
may be as beautiful as hers, and that they
may receive the last dread summons with
hopes as bright.
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For SENAToR.-We are author
lied TO announce Col. JOS. l.. Ros-
son, of Hardenlan county, as can
didate for the state Senate from
the counties of Hardeman and Mad
ison, subject to the action of a con-
Veatien.
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Total IN

Total. 81
Maj. Hurts resolution was de-
cIared carried.
Major Hurt, Of Madison, then
moved that the convention adjourn,
which was also carried.
Good feeling prevailed, and the
only question was, "What is best to
be done?" But as the district was
not fairly notified, and hence not
fully represented, it was thought
best by a majority of the delegates
to make no nomination.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods!
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION!

Mrs. B. Farris has opened an unsur-
passed stock OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
in the Greer Block, up stairs over McGet-
rick's store. On Market street. Everything
in the line Of Fancy Goods and Millinery,
Bennets, Hats, Flowers and Ribbons are
there to DC found. This stock is worthy Of
examination, and our lady readers will do
well to remember that fact. Call and see
Mrs Farris before making your purchases.
oct12-2m
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For state senator.

For SENAToR.-We are author
ICED to announce f. B. Snipes, of
Madison county, as a candidate for
the State Senate from the counties
of Hardeman and Madison, subject
to the action Of convention.
Bolivar Bulletin copy and send
bill to this Office.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
RoBT. GATES. Local Editor.
1Top1F Am ONO ROAD.

MOBILE MD OHIO hUAIy:
Mail trails for Mobile. aTrivsat l1;oo pm
EExnre@s train for Mobile 1o-oo Am
Mail train tor Columbus. KY d:46 am.
sExrress train for Columbus. Ky, al pm.
mississippi CENTRAL ROAD.
Passenger Train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn. ....... .ot1O pm
Exnress train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson. Tenn, IBID An
These trains go no further than
Humboldt " H.
Passenger train for N. Orleans
Leave Jackson. Tenn. 1870 a. m.
Exrress train for New Orleans,
Leaves Jaekson. Tenn 80. l1:5o pm
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MISSISSIPPI eENTEAL ROAD.
vIssonIc Meetings OF Jackson.

IGrygo< INFINITELY. No. 1a.-Iohn
Chester. Eminent Commander: John J..
Brown. Rpcorde-. Meets on the 81 Mon
,lnv night Of each month.
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ScrOfula

ScrOfula
Is the dread disease which annually
sweeps its thousands TO the grave. 1t
makes its appearance iAmany forms in Con-
sumption, Glandular swellings, Rheuma-
tism, Cutaneous diseases, many Of the az
fections with which females are troubled.
etc. Perhaps no one is wholly free from its
talnt. The only way 1t can be successfully
treated is through the medium Of the cir
enlation. It is blood disease. DR.. TUFTS
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight possesses
the qualities to expel it from the system
and restore perfect health. Being tree
from violent minerals, it may be taken
with safety by old and young. The most
delicate female may take it at any time.
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CLINTON r. 4. CHAPTFR. No. 9.-lss
OsConnor. ". p: Rev. =. McEair. K; ]. 2.
ChappeII. S. Meets I'd Friday each month.
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I.rE-n~- opGP No. 4S.--J. J. OCnnnor.
W. VI. Cbarles Cullen. sec'y.. Meets 18Th
Friday cqeh month.
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FOR CONGRESS-7thD DISTRICT.
Gen. J. d. e. ATKINS.


For the Logisllture.
STODDERT CARUTHERS, ESQ
JULIUS A. JONES.
e. S. RODGERS.
DR.. ALEX. JACKSON.
Cant. JOHN J. RICE.
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ct ToH~'s TonGy. We. 832--J. c. Pv1as.
w. ~: George q. Hughes. sec'y. Meets
LIST Monday each month.
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iacksnn Tlsyisinn. M. "a. v. ". Anderson.
" p. meets everv T1eadav night.
81 Tprnneranee Hall. opposits the Nntho d'ss
Churrh dohE =
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Until II O'Clock
At night Dado serves oysters to his Gus
tanners
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Black Doeskin Pants
Al GATES.
Thos. s. Robt. n. Jones.

Wholesale arocers, No So West Second
Street. Cincinnati, o. Give this house a
trial-they guarantee satisfaction.
feb. 24-12m.
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BRING YOUR EGGS, BUTTER, CHICKENS
and Country Produce OF ell kinds 10 US
and get the cash for them. MEETS
sep 2su SMITH & JARN AGIN.. +
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II your child has worms, or bad breath,
or sallow complexion, or restless at night,
or no appetite, or general bad health, give
it DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills. It will soon be
restored. e.
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IAcKsOSs COUNCIL. No. IL. r. 4 e. NJ
Rev. A. w. ZONES. r. I. q. NJ. J. r. Chap
nell. Recorder. Meets 9Th Monday each
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@s1, 600 Reward win be paid by the
proprietor Of DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery for a medicine that will equal il
in curing severe and lingering Coughs,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the lungs.
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GREAT BARGAINS
In City Property.
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
Including eight business houses, three
dwellings, seventy. i've vacant lots, contain
ing from one quarter to ten acres each. In
and near the oIsy OF Jaelsson.s Also,
three small farms. neither OF which are
more than i've miles IRON the city. will
sell the properly on the most reasonable
terms ever offered in this community. APP
plv at once. as L expect TO leave for North
Carolina the first January next
sspql-sm W. A.TAYLoR.
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srlRE FrcAwPAFrNT. No. 1O.-R. r..
p-sbIeU. q. P..wP y. Robertson. 81. p;
.Tro T. Stnrt. Scribe. Meets evcry ID and
4fb Tuesday NIGHT Of each month.
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FINE CHEWING TOBACCO, at
Brooks e HUBBARD's.
Noy2-2m
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sure Cure fer Bos cnoleFn.
This Is 10 certify. that we the under
signed have used and seen the above named
remedy used in the worst cases Of hog
cholera. and have not in any instance
known Il to fail in effecting speedy and
permanent cure. We therefore cheerfnlly
recommend it to the public as a preventive
and cure, not only for cholera but as a
sure preveutive aud cure for lice, mango,
etc. - 80
DIR. W. G.. Stovall, J. W. stovall,
Joseph Watson. Alex. Jones,
wash Exum. J. c. Jones,
w small. I'M. woodland,
90 Rev. w. Fl, Brutoh.
For family rights, or the medicine pre-
pared for use apply 10 Pendleton q Keith,
Druggists, jackson, Tenn, or Il. J. Trice.
septi5tf
For Sale or Rent 81 &
Two houses and lots with SIX rooms
each, oueo on corner orsmith and Royal Sts.,
the other in East Jackson. Enquire Of
AL. HIGHTowER.
aug 81 II
Derby Sacks
Al GATES.
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oIrT rpcouNTY IrEsas.

II you want a 40. Oyster Fry call st
MCKINLAY's.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR CITY mARSHAE.

FOR CITY MARSHAL.
We are authorized TO announce Capt. W.
w. Bruce as a candidate for City Marshal.
Election first Saturday in January 1873.
FOR CONGREsS---sth DISTRICT
Gen. T. H. BELL.
Hon. r. p. CALDWELL.
Gen. A. W. CAMPBELL.
Hon. W. w. VAUGHAN.
FOR CONGRESS-7th DISTRICT.
Gen. J. d. e. ATKINS.
For FlOaGeF. % CD
JOHN T. BRYAN.
COL. B. j. LEA
Gen. JOHN J. BROOKS.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
Fer the Legislature.
Hon. PETER PEARSON.
LEVI S. WOODS. ~-
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ChesterAeId Frocks

The Very Finest
Fresh Oysters served daily at
aEAa ~ DADOS.
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LOO =.

MGDrsn,x nrev. No. 1s.-Jno. T. Stark.
". a.: w. p. Robertson. v. g.: a. @.
Caldwell. ". g. 7. " Iones. r. g: Evsn-
der NcNaIs.. Meetasverv Thursday wight
Degrees conferred 2d Thursday night IN
each month.
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nm. NJ 3. Tvrry G. PYBAs
Nicely & PYBAs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggists and Pharmacists,

""|T| JncE1oE1s HsUHo1~"os
!. G. PYBAs would respectfully an
pounce 70 his friends and customers. and
the public generally. thSt he has sold me
hair interest In his Drug storeto DR. n.
NEELY. and they have formed copartner-
ship for the purpose Of doing General
Drug Business. We respectfully request =
continuance OF the liberal patronage that
has heretofore been bestowed upon each OF
us. assuring the public that we intend to
teep a frst-class Drug Store in every re-
spect, and viii offer our goods a. low -
they can be bought Of any one.
we Will pay the utmost astentaou
ts she GiIIIng Of PhYsicAan's FREE
sartPtLena. VI - " oez4-oS
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Fine Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps at GATEs''
DIR. L. II. COtfOm's

" Don't forget that MeKNLAY has the
freshest oysters ever On the city.
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IMcC0lehen & CarUtheFS

Are agents for the following well known
and reiisbls Fire Insurance Companies
'rha Phepix, Hsrtfordi Ph@nix' Brook
Iyas .s.=karn, y. Y, aud Equtahls, Nash-
vile Octo-Iy
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brooks 81 HuBRARD's
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GREAT BARGAINS

Derby Sacks
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WISH to call the attention Of the public
70 the fact that all my samples Of Builders
Hardware sash, doors and blinds, exhibit
ed AZ the Fair, (and all Of which took first
premiums,) were taken from my regular
stock, and not brought on for the occasion.
| make this statement, rs other dealers in
hardware have publicly complained of sam
Piles being borrowed for exhibition only
keep full stock Of all goods exhibited by
me at the Fair besides an endless variety OF
other goods in the builders line.
- n nhnrc
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LOCAL NOTICE.
1T HATH NO EQUAL!
CONSERVATIVES READ!

Would YOU cure that distressing cough
and bring back that healthy vigor till late
ly planted in your cheek IL you would,
do not delay, for ere you are aware, il viii
bS too late.
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Ins Lives and promptly 9us and O liz principal business
policy holders and Losses ep9o-I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-14

cradle share Of it7 Will not the confusion
incident to this experiment Of keeping back
the name OF democrat, and Of keeping always
in the front the republican name, disgust the
honest old liners and carry them over to Grant
or keep them at home? Clearly, in our judg-
ment, this passive democratic change Of base
in 1872 will be more advantageous to Grant
than was the camor for change of base in
the heat Of the battle in 1868. The proposed
opposition coalition under the republican flag
comes too late for ~ aud 100 soon for TO
There is not room for two national parties on
the same general platform and the same party
flag, and the loose militia organization Of the
anti-Grant army will be outfanked and fought
out, as was General Lee by Grants veterans
from the Wilderness to Appomattox Court
House.