, 1874-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

lilo moosi''E tt'en ADJOURNED
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WATERLOO, 1n., sopt. 2i,-The Hnn. William
H. Allison aud b. ". Eastman ad,lrcspoa To.
publican meeting hero last night. Tho nttond-
anna wan tin afnn)1o.t of INV nolik,cni moe,lnu
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Tue o"Sf"'s In 4'lt' fo"'sin ie.'t'o'' eoS''"h7-
atoSAh DISTRICT
ltutlbut bhckB hduafe ho"h. thoro VIII 10 ooe OF
tho most interesting and exciting canvaascH In
tI,Is lja.rct TINT fus occurred since 1869, when
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"Hsnotr" A'"' lo oa'nppoal noo lo'". o'.o'1n-
efoh6. some OF hlr. aiffbuts 1Flohus haVo
recently oxproaaod desirdtha tho Now Orleans
cotton hero mjEl,t huve m opportunity to iay
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ie"'''eo III su'o s'ts
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DEau sfN: 1 mn authorized by lilo independent
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urnn xlc, tissy %,a uTercur! M ran,l,tsn fnr Rc,
rc.rntatlyc 10 Congsrua ut ths arpfonchng November
Glecsion II s,lell discussion IL fo,lu 1rncttraie
inform mo at MI early date, at wo may nrrange details
Iotrf. VERY reslGtftuliy. II. II. WAtpo:
o'''t,aa sn1t,nn I'll '' 1hu'en"e't congressman co
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r,osn tn NJ, ,nrosa 1,on 1,ntior' md 1nat.o in,
ccsan III hlIns ,,nct ,o enn lr a.''iin Ill.,. H..
,,otito ronroscntItivu srom Dnone Gnu,,t, N''
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r1oSlo or TIE WILL COUNTY W 11nEPrSnESrs.
Hfts,"t HsAdFeA % 1"r TT Ih'ca1o 4Fohn".
,,,:,I e.., ~, .3op.. ,a. tuu"pu'uGuin ;i OF
NV oo"nss saa Efa.M' e9sHes tnehso a. Misofa
tcnt1o, - lt1i'o6 ~, nun 0"!es to-day. 1hefe
wero porhaph 3.ooo porsona IN attondanco, WHO
camo III s1unds aiiu bs ae!cgaslonB. Nearly all
llla to"hsh'rs III t'ao aoutheth PITT OF 11o coflnty
"eto ropEes9neu' tAp eAeic4sob ~ Tue uny
| Of the objects OF the present Opposition move
| lnent, declaring tue work Of tho Republican
patty Finished, aud alu1ng In scathing forms
| 10 it's preaont corruption and extravaganza.
lie pail considerable attention to tho State
| School laws. which. ho suid, were too compile
Gated; SO much so, that thoy often hnd to bo in
e the To- as9 that
| Supelintoudcnts, not educators.
| A[r. Campbell, the Independent candidate for
gongress in this district, was next introduced.
Ho aroke tlroc-qunrtors of MI honr, doyoting
almost hiB ontfre remarks to his financial hobby,
| My Money Synte1n." lilo wtuld provide tho
| people with q medium Of exchange directly ,l1t-
| dor control or t,oue who prudlco and distribute
| tho wealth it ia dosignatod to represent aud or
bearings on all ciaHscs and interests
Mr.. ranpboll was followed in Blcrs speeches
| by DR.. He'iley, Of Lockport; J. d. Frazier. tho
! Independent candidate for staso Senator IN thus
district; William Mooney, candidate for tho Leg
! iuAturo; 3lrhnol Haley. Of Clla1nahan, aud
| uthura. On tho whole. tho meeting wns d sue
! eossful one, and, froin present indications tho
Independents have tho advantage in tho south
err, part of VIII County. This ia tho first po.iti-
r. ri At