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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

Besi Ks:sse Ts.es6eys, Riles ssr 1eessa Dsr.
Ing % Meath 81 Jsoe, 1S53.
w1sRAKTEK
John Edwards and wife 70 George Edw.ras psrth half
Of southeast quartsr section - township sse - mt
ural love and affection.
John Edwards and wife to Charles Edwards
quarter quarter section IS township apge
20; d. and natural love and an-cfinn.
John Edwards and wife H~sry Edwards west half Of
south halt Of quarter section IS township
range %. g. and natural love and affection.
William Zook and wife Highland University, north
half southeast quarter section township range 49,
$500.
Alba Tracy to Abraham Jehs, Lots g. o. TO- Block o.
Troy; go.
NJ L. Zimmerman and wife to John T. and Georr.
Kretzer, Lots II and II Block a. Maynard; 60
Maria H. and s. o. ChsHes 70 Percs Hul,e Lot, and
10 Block ls Troy; ezeo
Thomas H. Frsnklin and Hasael Prick and vive, IN An
gustus voigt Id Of south quarter section a
township 4 nsge p eo.ooo.
Milton E. Bryan and wife tn George W. Barr part Of
"utos No. 10 and all Of outlot. 70 g. and n wstbcna:
eeoo.
Edwin H. Grant and wife to Albert Perry. Lts1sa
Block IL Troy; -
Mary Tighe n John D. Zimmerman southeast ouar,rr
section q. township 2 range 81; 600
George Allen and wife James II. Hail. east half Of
s"utlssst quarter section a. township range 81 600
Harvey G. Hewins and wife to John spd Nelvna Bohr
50 Of northeast quarter section sounship r.nre
y. $50
William Baiey and wife William f. Bailey north
half Of southwest quarter con u township range 49,
CO.
80. ~"1 ""o 10 ino"As '" haiey' s"uth
s,o ~ - '"'"P range ~
p-.,. ,.
81. - " o s"'"' III Aeres ID
Love and Affection
Heirs If Ole Nelson. decreased 3" Frank Syr.ul north
,.,,. - "" ".n'P = ing "a e"'
IL ~ ' 70 "e"so m C~m. s"u'e-"e"
- .a '""se ~ s
-, =, .P" =. ise' ~"
a. :, -" P. ~
,,r4h half NJ 7 M Q Rl,ct q, T,o,,,h., e,.o
Jo..,bn. Ro,,,,;n. and ,;f a, I,h No. 1911.
half Of .eutb. west ouar,cr .eeti,, ,o,.h;n ,. N
- soo
Heir. Of H. W. Hudlu.l tn Martha A. Brrnnrr mart of
,o-,h .,., O,.-..r ..-,;,., . ,.,.,.h,, - az, 800
wiu;,m n Ui.b and III. IN .,tr.a nj. ,,.d;,.,.,
half of Lots and ? Bock ras Elwo,d a, n.
Elias J. Jobu.cu and wife "a 1;u.,,yu, p Man, To. =.
RlorI a. La, q R.I % IT,, =, R,o.t m r., :, p,,I
ia Lot 70 Rick 81 Is II RI,ct ,ox Tot =, pIt ,.o
Lot g. Block Iv.; Lot g. Beck Ia Elwood. q,
William II Smallvood and wifi. toCr,,, & pro.h, ,,
Iea4s Hack : sm,Ixo..d,s a,l.,;,;,, n, w,h,
s,sa
Kuu,,t Nelson to Mel, rbomn,on mart If .,u,h.x.x,
.n,r,., s..,;o, ., ,.~,h; !. -. o., =, ooa
u..S ..s S.,.-, r., a. c.,. No,
I'd p,.. q, I,;h r,.;.- -,
ea"etN
o"e 'iA,s 20 imam d ''a's LOIS l. D. /" .. small
~" Aa'''"" 70 "a'"ena' anu Lo's ana T. Block a
1 " ' Wv.
A"' "reu" !" REFER 'onarh' ~est nan Of northwest
qua''a s<sin =. ""ns"'p Z range <'' s.'W
D""''' A'." ~ sara" a. ""s"'' n"'a :" Ioet VI i|"t
o. bi"ck ~ ana !" ier' "i iot BLOCK !" Try; u
on'er i'""''''n !" "i'a" Fn"ee"n soutn nan OIL
s"hh west quarter secti"p ~ township range = &OO
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A. F. & A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. -, A r 4:
w NJ meets n their Hall. third tory II Weeks
puildnr IN III. Levee Wednesday night or i.fre
III. Full Man each month"; and two weeks there
after. l. L. ORION, W. M
Jas. NJ. MAcKor, Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE No. I. A. r. & A. NJ. meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Noon and every weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
7. J. vANDERSLICE W. NJ.
W. TREvErT. Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No IS. A. r. and A. Masons
meet AT their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Man each month"; and the second SATURDAY night there
u. u. bkllHES, W. M
PS SOPER, Secretary.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
L O. O. ia.

I. o. o. F.
AKN WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. ]. o. Of
O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
,v Van Bu.kirk's Building. Main Street every sat
d,y evening at O'Clock Brothers in so"d standing are
eOfu-A' '"'' GEO. W. PIKE, n. G.
GEORGE I. MOORE, r. s.
TROY CITY LGDGE. No D. l. o. o. =, meets every
TUESDAY nj. hit in their Hall C. Ilands .t"rr Troy
-. ii l.. McADAMS n. q.
G. W SrRAHAS. r. s.
HIGHLAND IOIGE No. g. I. O. o. r. meets every
Saturday night. In the room over Myers Close Durs
Store Highland Kansas. -
wn BeAzIER r. s.
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DIED.

Az ms essaeace sesr Iowa Point - Sunday Dos.ing
,.-' -, r@ GAssaEI MAscun. sGea GO ysssA M
vas ose Of the Oldest se,sler. near love Point
He - '.ere !. isss. he v,s qus.S naassdve old
By al Who knew him
Ala. near Iowa Point o. r...a.x L.. "a.
sf Jss Dattna, and . near r,a,t;,, ~ - - ~.
Holt
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..x,puaN COUNTY DIRECTORY

s.. al Judicial Di.tricf-P. L. HUBBARn.
sen- Comnissioners-JoHS L. BLAIR HENRY STEEL
!, US E,,potIH v.
sssa..rrrr-ROBEET TRACY.
IT, tIrrt-CHkRfKs RArrELYE.
,~ .., 1l.rk-FRaNs BEowN.
l'u w.. ,t,sn-y-DAvIB NJ JOHNSTON
.N 80. Iuare-RoBEKT wILKINsoS.
r pNSs,, 4 D,ed.-DuNcAN MciNrosH- ,
Ee.I.,,,pS.ni of Public Insfruction--D. ID. ROSE
SSuns,-I. 7 HOLLAND.
s.,rsrpr-HHRf WILSON.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

We have word aay in favcr d the Missouri Pacific
RailrraA was the pioneer line Westward. and IL the
odd reliable route Louis. With the improvements
which have made daring the past year. We believe
that the Nassur Pacific Rarcsd has the hest track and
the hnes snd safest equipment Of any line west Of the
Mississippi II 10 the only line which runs three daily ex
press trains II eve Coaches ssd Pullman Seepers equip
ped With the Miller platform and the patent air brake
fu1 leading Poinis in the West through Kansas City Sc
daia snd Jeaersa CITY st. Louis srhewf ehsa1s csa
pecsing at g. Lcuis with eesea tArssSa rssss to
prints Nssk Eat and Ssuth Particular nfsrnst3on.
with mapa time tablea &c. may be had at the various
Threaeh Ticket RairsA s&stisss In the west upon
psssaa writt-a applicssine 10 G. H. Banter western
Passenger Agent Ksnsss City Nc, Z. A. Ford Gener
Il Passenger Aes,t o. Louis, No. janis
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Priee Raid sosaisr.. cah % ne nd Ct your Scrip
...h.d i YIN collect N kisas e Gsvssnnest China
Peps,ous Bou.sss &C. Ass.t fseaix Hire Insurases
Company; Jussie u the Pssee; Notary Pubic ksai e
kw. STATION,
D0iYAR KA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

Cassssia ID than a substitute for Castor OIL 1t
Is the only s article in existence which Is certain To
simulate the foo regulate the Lo~e windcec and
puce natural sleep. 1t contains neither minerals
phine alcohol and Is pleasant to take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest. frbI3yi.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

: ~ On Monday Lecnard Smith, Of Highland. commen
ce running daily hack line between Highland and Sew
erance competing with trains the St Joseph and Den
yer Read
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~ Clement Pope dt you out with any bill Of Pine
Lumber You may need at short notice. and at figures m
low that you make pay to elsewhere Always
patrouize live home dealers like Pope.
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N E w M II S I G.!
PCBIIsHED BIZ
J. L PETERS, SEQ BROADWAY, n. T.
VOCAL.


By yiessr. > a.; Nas HSsvssA b. $50. IS eta.
AAzukHAa1Av:ks.inss g Tie Mr!s > ca, Mspsy
50 eta: sssse.a. y Packer - ca
GAL0Pn@Chsris.s ..A Yrs.ldiss = n.s 9 =. Msv
xosnisx. BY Schmiit 8 eta: snshssA. ~ hA"S<-
ssA wilIe :. by Kinkel 25 cts y--h..h N "a.
HARCHES-Be0s = 8ssut1es- ~ of"'
Hsilie's, ~ Kinksl - 90 -. Lett. s,ylte,. -
wALrzEa-r1lsssi. Co., - Iii ~ ~ " ~
$500 < 49, 8 No.. Is e..
- -: fG.ryIis 50 ets-; Jueus foIkn- ~
EVSz - 49,, = ETA; Praiss Il WoEnD fsa1D,3S
49, 6ES-Dssee Of ~ BhgnstepA Wilsra.
8Aheef -,.s t;srupses Kisksl = c4as Nay H5aesela.
SS = "a; Fiainss des Flssrs. Tsafl 0cta; ~
4s5.E Brr<ssA wiissns - eta
Apy .rtAs sbsvs usflsA pa.tpsiA reosare q HisA
49, J. l. pB1E14
- - less6vsy. Nsv YGk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

~ Asaehser ef Jeh. Ls.dia Il this vicinity. aged
acut years died Monday msrning after an Illness Of
but two ri three daya-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
Abstract Of Assessment, 1873.
Total o. se6 LII sx,2 KS se27 $40 sa31 -,

The RepsbeaH undertakes to correct our statement
that sheriff Maquilk~n arrrstcd George Gordon Jr at
lincoln Nebraska Q reputation from the Governor II
saws that Constable Cochran did it Now IL the Republican
intended split hairs tn prove statement nc"rrrct
should have informed itself Of the whole truth The fact
Of the thai Sheriff Maquken and Constable Coch
ran Lincoln together and the arrest was made BY
the Sheriff If Richardson County Nebraska II the design
of this nest discovery to get an TO
saw that Constable Cochran IL efficient officer, We Will
ami, that proposition without any farther dispute.
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lsseressi.s .. Par.er..

The ctise.s a tbe County who propose planting orch
.rds Win end their advantage 70 give their pasvsage
b Z ssyaer Il Tie Prairie Narserss at Highland who
keepa perAap the largest stock in the State md fur
sish the Sv sss the ssos cass 1t tres an b
paruhassd iron any Of Tie leading Nurseries Il the
try Mr. has hsd hog expesescc in the business in
this County. asa has thossseh tsovisdss q - the vsr
es;es sdsused this c3imssA Parties vbo deal With him.
nav Be- assurea shat n erS viii b md VIII IL variety
wanted He keeps everything b Be found In Arsciass
ysrsery md sslci IL patronage u Tie puhe Apply
% the Fopsietsr.
T. SNYDER. Highland Kassas.
Or % c. @. BmesA Troy. uly li-tf
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IT We received call this week, from Mr. Haynes. ri
St Joseph who has the contract for building the two brd
ges Wolf Rver-oue at Bayne the other at Leona
He thinks they will be in readiness work
them in two OF three weeka
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10. O. f-The following the officers Of Highland
Lodge No. &C. I. O. o. f.. for the present term: s. W
Trowbridge n G.; Z. s. Irwin. v. G.; VIM Brazer' X s.
John Bixler p g.: S. +. Amsbury, Treas; W. Trevett
Representative to Grand Lodge.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

~ Bowel disorders frun simple diarrhea 10 hux are
| quite prevalent In this section
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

iVCF The County Board was in session, Monday and
Tuesday and surrounded and shrosesd with 'a.n-
orcu. crowd 70 have their burdens Of
.....,t rauc.d few doIlsrs We believe most Of tke
equalizing was in the town Of Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

There 10 pda which the censsur Lipi.cu. vi, ~.
relieve No swelling 1t YIN not subdne and no .we,..
which II win not cure This In strong Language. bu, I, 4.
true Where the parts are mt sone its effects are narr@
Ions II has produced more If rhsumsti.m neural
GA ioekjaw. palsy. sprains. swein:s cakedbrrasts
scalds burns sst rheum. earsch- &c. upon the human
name and Of strains. SPAWN. CALLS &c. npon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies the
world began II Il counterirrisnt an alheallins pain
relever Crppes throw away their crutches; the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
ded heas without scar It ia No humbug The re-
ceipt publshed around each bottle. 1t II selling
article before sold and Il sells because it does Just
what IL pretenas to de. Thns~ who BOW ssdsr from
rheunasm. rain swelling deserve 70 suffer 10 th-y viii
not Centaur Linment More than certificates
remarkable intending fu1en limh chronic
tiSm sout running tusors &C.. have bern rec-ived We
viii send circular containing certificates the recipe &C.,
gats any requesting it, One bottle If the yellow
wrapper Centaur Lniment b worth husdrrd dollars
spawned sveenied horses and mules
in sheep Stock inimcnt ia worth your
attention No family should he without Centaur Lninent
J. B. RosI Co.. New York
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Proclamation.

In order to make room for Mammoth
Fall Stock, 1 will sell my entire stock of
Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices
for the next sixty days, to astonish the
natives. No humbug. Call and satisfy
yourself. n. SLOVENIAN,
July 10. Troy, Kansas.
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3 II We paid first Newspaper postage last week,
having paid mp the quarter our exchanges We
are asseseed about go year make up loves
salary and back pay steal
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IT L. D. Stocking the old and reliable matchmaker.
NAV awaya he found hand ready for business 1t hs
ROOM two doors north Of the City Hotel where he can do
Won a lob Of repairing that you can bet
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

r. B-ss Imperial r only dollar, at Bickfcrd q
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

tR We have received FROM Alfred Gray, Secretary Of
the State Arcuural Society, copy Of the Agricultural
Report If Kansas s2 Il just in time 10 receive
the benefit Of Senator ingalls, frank
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III We arc in receipt of . valuable work. 'C"mPen
dunn Of the Ninth Census Of the United States under
the frank Senator Pomcroy fur which hehas our thanks
But this would indicate contrary to the general
belief that Pomeroy is still In United States Senate
and secondly that the fankng privilege Ia not abolished
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

~ Col Eye was bruugh. home fr"m St Joseph, Mon
day. very sick He had there for sme harvest ma
chnery and taken down. and almost died The Col
is getting old and stand rough and tumble life
he opce could
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~ The total assessed value "f Doniphan County, fo
1871 was tloo 3sa less than In ISL and in is1 it -
us has In 1871 At this rate Donphan County tn
few years. will be subject to reentry by new set Of po
ueera
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PATRONS OF HUsBANpRr.-Ou Saturday. June ssth. q
Grunge Of the Patrons of Husbandy organized with
Is members In the Arnold School District Iowa Town
ship in the vicinity Of White Cloud The officers chosen
were; Giles A. Briega Master; Elias Penny Overseer
James Dyche lecturer; John Penny Secretsry James
Brmm r, easurer,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

~ Il r.ined in this country % Easter SandhS 40
has rained every Sunday snce period Of three mcsth
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II Rest B,ack r, only dollar per pound, at Bics
ford & Sinclair's.
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~ Best Young Hysou r for one dollar per pound at
Eickford & Snciair'A
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AGENTS.
: NJ pETrEyGrLL co. 81 Park Row
= NJ Th'
RSwE ee IN t e. York
an r-,I 8 SIsxE 81. Louis
Ss,x CoBrES Co. Chica:"
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~ Best Jsp.. Tea. o0ly one dollar Per pond a Bea
ford 4 SipclairA
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~ We understand there has been . case Of corebro-
spinal meningitis in town. within the past week bat the
patient is recovering
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2 c. G. Bridges has lost . memorandum book. Wit
MS name written in IT. Nothing of value to any other pc
son. The finder will confer favor by returning it
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q Just received at Bickford Sinclaira large st"S
o. =. wiz be sold low for cash.
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WORKING CLASS u MALE x. OR !! PENAL INA!

Respectable employment ii "nr day evening: rap
tai required; full Instructions and valuable rsarka-- IL
g'.is to start with sent free by mail Address, with six
cent return stamp.
july3vA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-04
Which?

A majority Of the Democrats in Congress.
combined with minority OF the Republi.
cans perpetrated the salary steal" A
political party Ike nation. is governed
by its majority. Il is the majority tina,
shapes its policy, that forms its princinles
"'''' constitutes H. administration. A
party. like nation, may have an undesira-
BILE minority. Ii is evidently unfair to
estimate nation by the sentiments Of its
minorities. 1t would be folly TO call all
Engiishmen Tories, because the English
minority party are tories. II would be un.
just TO say that the United States guards
no rights Of the lowly because its minority
is opposed to equal rights for the colored
man. 1t is equally unfair to Judge the Re.
publican party for sentiments of It's mi
nority. But how about the Democratic
party with its majority in favor of the
Salary Steal?' No logical principle is
violated in holding it responsible for the
sentiments Of its majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-04

The annual election for State and County
officers occurs on Monday next, Sept. s,h.
While the result is not in doubt, we hope
the Republicans of Hancock County will
not fall TO perform the citizens duty Of
voting. The thought that any ones vote
will make no difference in the result. ought
not TO prevent citizens voting at ans in
convenience. The Government cauuot be
carried on unless the officers perform their
duty nor unless the electors perform theirs.
The duty is incumbent on every elector.
to express his political principles at the
polls. We trust every Republican elector
VIII again express his adherence to Re
publican principles. No dissatisfaction
with any part OF the organization, or per-
sonHel should suppress ones love Of the
principles Of the party. There is no mid
die ground between the two great parties
of the country. Any attempt to form 8
third Organization will always fail. All
persons engaged in such efforts fritter
away their influence.
Republican principles can be established
aud advanced only through the Republican
organization. II is desirable that the or
2anization, though superior to the Demo
cratic, should be still further improved
but II must be improved nv its own MEM
bers acting within it. IL &. the only organ
ization that stands between the country
and the old Democratic party so oflen
condemned. and so much disirustedl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-09-04
WESTERLY. X. l.. Aug. 81. 1873.

To the Editor ofthe Americdn =
The drouth, which has been very serere
in this section of New England. and all the
more injurious to crops, on account of its
commencing so early in the season, has
given place 10 an abundance of rain. to
the great joy of farmers, and to the general
satisfaction of all concerned. The hay
crop. grain OF all kinds, and early planted
potatoes, were very much injured. Late
planted potatoes. corn. and garden vege.
tables, are looking finely.
The face of nature is much changed.
Fields and pastures, which looked scared
and dead tour weeks ago, are now. as green
as they usually are In the month of June
There will be very light crop of apples
and pears, compared with the crop last
year. Owing to the drouth. fruit will be
much smaller than usual. and of course.
Of an inferior quality.
The first rain OF any account since the
middle of last May, came about five weeks
ago. Since then, It has fallen in bundance
New potatoes. which at one time were
sold a. high as five dollars per bu>hcl.
have fallen dosn to Que dollar nj retail.
and will probably reach lower figure
Late rains aud cool weather. have
caused quite skedaddle among the rus'i-
Gators. Many hundreds have left the
watering places in this Stale for their city
homes.
Hotel proprietors have net rcapcd 30
rich harvest ss they anticipated. Their
expectations were cut Of There are so
many watering places in this little state.
that the months of July aud August. are
made pretty ''lively."
The people have great passion for
steamboating aud yachting. and most cx-
cellent facilities tor this Kind Of amu,e-
ment. There have been fewer accident.
than usual by the upse,;lng OF boats and
but very few lives lost by drowning. Care
less people. will put life in jeopardy and
YOU win find such at all the New England
waterln: places. H.
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advice to give. He spoke in handsome
terms Of N. X. Sawyer, Esq, and expressed
himself as better pleased with the senti-
mehts and conduct of the American, when
In charge OF that gentleman, than under its
present edltorship. He quoted and reaf.
firmed certain opinions and statements ex.
pressed BY the chairman of the liberal con-
veution Of the previous day.
After the arduous duties of the dav had
been well done. the convention refreshed
itself by listening to an eloquent address
by Geo. Peters. Esq. Mr.. Peters remarked
as many a. one time that all decency and
property had long since forsaken the Re-
publican party. and that its rottenness and
hypocracy In the county of Hancock would
more than counterbalance the virtues OF
the whole party all over the union. and
many had found Ii out and were daily
coming over TO the Democratic party in
large installments." He selected the Re
publican nominee for county Attorney as
one In particular, whom he wished TO see
PohNiSaitN uatutict lie was nAtpy 10
greet his friends of the Liberal Republi-
cans, but did not ike the term Liberal :"
He was willing however this year to nut
up with IT. But next year he wanted TO
call them full blooded Democrats, and en-
fold them all in the good old Democratic
nag. The future triumph of the Demo-
cratic party is only question Of time.
1t Is as sure again to rule as the sun to
shine. He expected that the vitality nee
essary for the party to accomplish this.
would be generated from the overplus of
filth from the Republican party.
Mr.. Peters concluded by declaring that
the Democratic party would be restored
to its ancient glory, and again become
the governor OF the human race" Amer
voting 20 adopt the resolutions OF the State
Democrats Convention. this convention
adjourned.