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The Harpers,

John Harper. Familiarity known MS
"Unole John Harper" the well-known
Kentucky stock raiser and distin.
guished turfman, was Of plain, frugal
family OF Pennsylvania Dutch origin,
though long settled in Kentucky. He
was one OF five children, only ono OF
whom, q brother, eyer married. An.
other brother, Adam, was killed in
1864 by guerrillas, who visited the
house for booty. His brother Jacob
aud sister Elizabeth were, on tho 18th
Of September, 1871, murdered in their
beds by parties still unknown. They
had amassed large property by farm
ing and rearing race horses, all OF which
became the property Of John Harper.
He leaves by will his homestead, with
GOO acres Of the finest blue grass land
in Kentucky, together with all his race
horses Cncluding Longiellow)' to his
nephew "Little Frank Harper" John
Harper was about Is years Of age,
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The oS1ox.-The onion has received
the following eulogy: Where 1t is
possible to eat the onion It is not posi-
bic that offsnses come in the shape OF
stock.carrying, OF broken banks, and
dishonored bonds. Where it is posi-.
bic TO eat the onion there is rest for the
female mind. No vexing toilette in
tie front pew; no superlative estab.
lishment over the way tortures with
the vain effort to rival and surpass 1t ;
there is rest for tho wearied mother OF
much.drNssed children, there is jubilee
for the children themselves. Go where
the onion waits thee, where the keen
appetite Of the hills Graves It to crown
the feast"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
TTu THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
AWARDED
The Medal for Progress,'
AT VIENNA, 1873.

AT VIENNA, 1879.
TIM nIauEsr oanEa or ANIMAL" AWAzpsn AZ
me BxPcSiTioH.
No Ssviag Mcehim Received Higher Riie
A FEW REaSoNsi
l.-A Nttc InpsRiion THuEouoHLH TEEEzs And
,eearsd BY Letters Patent
9.-NEkss perfect LOCK IrrTcu, alike on DO
sides, on al kinds 81 goods
3,-Runs LioHT, snoorH, NouIIEai and RAM
best eombinaiion Of qualities.
4.-DuRAlLH-RmSJor Years without Repairs.
B.-Wu DO al varieties u Work and FaaeE
Stitching In superior manner.
s.-Is Host Easlp Managed BY the operator
Length OF stitch may be altered while running,
md machine can DO threaded without pAsSIn
thread through holes
y.-Design Simple, lnetnious, Hspunt, forming
the stitch ,sithout the use Of Cog wheel Gears,
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the Automatic
Drop FEED, which iArirss nniform isneth o. Hfieh
u any speed. HAS our new THREAD Controller
which allows easy movement Of needlo.bAf aud
prevents injury 10 thrtad.
s.-poSsTnuoTIoH most earttta and ytNiIuIp, II
Is manufactured By the mos. tkil,fil and expert.
need mechanics, at the celebrated Remington
Armory, IIion, N. Y. New York Once,
No. o Madison square, IkurtI's Huiid-
lng.) BRANCH oFFicEst 2Bs state ST,
Chicago, Hit 270 superior ST.. Cleveland,
D. ISL Fourth ST, Cincinnati, OF 400
nsin ST., Buffalo, N. ", 332 washington
Ste, Boston, MAST $40 Chestnut st.,
Phithdeiphia, Pa 10 sixth st., Pitts.
burgh, Ia.
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srArEMENr or ooNo1us1oNs,

First-We find from the evidence,
that the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher did
not commit adultery with Mrs. Eliza.
beth II. Tilton, either at the time or
tincs, place or places, set forth in the
third and fourth subdivisions Of Mr..
Tilton's statement, nor at any time or
place whatever.
Second-we find from the evidence,
that Mr.. Beecher has never committed
any unchaste or improper act with Mrs.
Tiltop, nor made any uuchaste or i'm.
proper remark, proffer, or solicitation
to her Of any kind or description what
ever.
Third-Tf this were a question of
errors OF judgment on the part Of Mr..
Deecher, II would be easily to criticize,
especially in the light Of recent events.
In such criticism, even 10 the extent OF
regrets and censure, we are sure no
man would Join more sincerely than
Mr.. Beecher himself.
Fourth-We find nothing whatever
in the evidence that should impair the
perfect confidence Of Plymouth Church
or the world in the Christian character
and integrity Of Henry Ward Beecher.
And now let the peace Of God that
passeth oil understanding rest and
abide with Plymouth Church, and her
beloved and eminent pastor, so much
and SO long afflicted.
Signed by the committee.
The Examining Committee presented
to the church resolution setting forth
"That the evidence laid before the Ex-
aiming Committee not only does not
afford any foundation for putting the
pastor Of this church, the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, on trial, but on the con-
trary, established to the perfect salts
faction OF his church, his entire limo.
cence and absolute personal purity,
with respect TO all the charges now OF
heretofore made against him by Theo-
dore Tilton. That our confidence in
and love for our pastor, 30 far from
being diminished, are heightened and
deepened by the unmerited sufferings
which he had so long borne, and that
we welcome him with q sympathy more
tender, and q trust more unbounded,
than we ever felt before, to his public
labors among us, to our church, our
families, our homes and our hearts,"
The resolutions were adopted by 0
rising vote, and unanimously, with the
exception Of Moulton, who voted nay.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

TorD.-something of the old.world
iondneSs for play, and daily or weekly
indulgence in II, should become habit.
ual among our workers. Toll would
be sweeter il there were q reward ut tho
end OF it work would be gentle when
used as a means for securing a pleasure
which stands closer than an old age Of
ease character would be softer and
richer and more ohild.like, when 40.
CURED among genial, everyday de.
lights. The all.subordiuating strife
for wealth, carried on with fearful
struggles and constant selt.deuials,
makes Us petty, irritable and hard.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

How He DID IT.-This was George
Butts way OF robbing Matilda Koenig,
in Chicago. First he married her.
She had saved by hard labor 5000, aud
after her marriage intrusted II to Butt
for deposit in her name. he carried
the money to the bank and had the
book made out 10 his own name. Mrs.
Butt objected to this, and her husband
went TO the bank and obtained q book
in her name, on which he had 500
placed TO her credit. But before lie car.
fled IL TO her he added another cipher,
and made his vito believe that he had
transferred the whole sum to her cred.
it. He then visited the bank third
time, drew out $40, and ran away,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
Dr. ]. Walkers California Vim

DR.. ]. Walkers California VIM
egar Bittcrs arc o purely Vegetable
Preparation, made chiefly from the M.
live herbs found on tho lower ranges OF
lie Sierra Nevada mountains OF Calltor-
Mn, the medicinal properties OF which
arc extracted thercfrom without tho use
Of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked, "What 10 tho cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BrT-
TEnsin Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tho patient 70.
coycrs bis health. They arc the great
blood purifier and a giving principle,
a perfect llonovntOr and lnvigorator
Of The system. Never before in tho
history OF tho world has y medicine been
Compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities ;! yiSR1AR BiTTRRS In healing the
lick OF Ivory disease man u heir TO. Vhey
AZ, gentle Purgative rs we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation oil
The Liver and Nisccrnl Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of Or. WALKER's
VINEGAR BlrTgRs arc Alerient, Dlaphoretc,
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative DlnEeuc,
Sedatiye, CounteI.;Trtans Sudonhe, AteIG
tive. and Anti llioua
IL. n. MCDONALD & co..
Druggists and Gen. AgtA, San Francisco California,
Ind cor. Of Warrington and Charlton Sts.. N, Y.
Sold by Rll Druggists and Dealers.
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The ltice Divorce suit for fraud IN age 70
causing great sxsitsmpnt In Boston. II should
warn young men not to marry in haste. Rles Is
bu, "a, his btids n. He IvsArs tia, she made
him behave she vas hat his own age, By using
MAGNOLIA BALM upop her fAeo, meek and hands
toor youth. lie probably found her elbows
ssren't quite 90 soft and pretty, Ought HasAn 70
he indiotsdI We know Of many similar eases.
THIS BALM gives most wonderfully pestlT and
natural complexion 10 which We don't object We
like pretty women, To anI'h the picture, thsJ
,houid use LYoS'J RATHAmoS upon the hair
With psATly chin, rosy checks, and toft luxurious
,,.,,s,. ,hey become iFfeaIsuhle.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

In Sweden strong cloth is manufac-
tured from hop stalks. The stalks are
gathered In the autumn, and soaked in
water during the whole winter. The
material Is then dried in an oven and
woven as fax. The buds OF hops can
be used as an esculent, and when boiled
will do as substitute for asparagus.
The tendrils, when young, may be used
in the same way.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
"Unmanned by the loss Of her hus-
band" is a new style Of indicating q
RidoR's grief.

$40 to $1,000 invested in Wall Street
often leads 70 fortune Pamphlet with e1-
slsnAtions and statistics Of Railroads, Stocks,
Bonds, 6c., with other valuable information,
mailed on receipt NJ 80 couts. Address Alex.
buckingham 4 o., Bankers and Brokers,
y Wall Street, New York.-C0nl,
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Fen from naIlrond Car, and nearly SfOl

Fell from Railroad Car, and nearly broke
bis neck. Pat picked him up, rubbed him with
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINnIST, and sent him on ~
the utxi tTAIu. Pals, bruises, cuts, eontuaioni,
hmeuOsI and such accidents are constantly occur
ring. There 10 nothing 50 sure, safe, cheap and
convenient At the celebrated MuSTAEo LtNihHsT.
u costs but 90 cents aud it!oo Per bottle, and no
Family or owner Of Horses should DO without II.
There is no aSsh, bone or muscle Ailmsut upon
man or animal, like RhSumAtsm, BrulIes, SPAWN
aud LAmonesS, which II will net alleviate or cure.
Why will yoi IunOFl Beware Of oountefslh, II
/, whipped in Stsei.plAte engraving, signed
10. W. wSItbrock, chOmisLh
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

On Evsrybody's TonEus.-E ulOsiun' Of
III, srea, national RsEsuefa,or Of Health, PLAsrA'
rtnS BIrTERs. are on stsrybOdy't tongue This
sratutous viea zoo, Advertising II better "a all
he p,id. for puting 10 which the owners Of DO "
btteft Are Obliged 70 rSstIL 1t has AspOnthntoua
h,Ar.InsII about II VIII carries conviction 10
,hs rnlnd ftha auditor
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

The popularity OF the Elmvood Col
lar Is well established. Not a word OF com:
pIaint has ever been made against them. II
thsy have not got them at your furnishera
tell them 10 buy some for you.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

T,hs irvsn..r., Guide. sen. On ,.esip. q .
L cts. by ?. u. Sweet IRA Co, wa,htnaten, . g.
81 1aysste4 In the o. NJ. b. nav return you ;i,ooo
1T mora Ads y. u. Gardiner, Dox 800, HorHtoh,ol
pEEksKII.L m. W MILITARY AoA-
u Deny: New suildlng, asd gymnaslnm com
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A DvRRTlsERsl Am. Newspaper Union rtprs.
visions. Send Scent stamp for map showing ioci.
non o. papers, with combined and separate llIts,
~ ~ ssngatss for cost g seyeItisinr Address
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

NJ ShnSvn. Q. 8, A, The mi. AutSsntic
1900 already scli crcttars Of N eny wo,ts ssts
Aadresl pUSrIN. GILMAN CO., Hartford, COM:
A gents lyAnted.-Mon or women. sS,A Wesl,
- or stmforfelted. HdiunAt Samplss Iret, Wriit
u ouoe 70 v. ". RRBD, Riahth street New York.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

A GENTS WANTRD mr. THE cFNTFNNIAL
GAZETTEER :: ssS W. g ~ s,. s,s' e.
hult! o. our hrst inO Years. Eyert BODY buys
PhiladNlphIa, PS,, or Springfield, Mass.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

TUIQ ppTJVTNn nv was Manufactured BY
I1lN fhlN llNu NAV. D.. wiL,oH 4 CO
NSHSpapSI union, no worth street, In 10 10. aud
SSis pSsEaees. Aito full attortmsnt sfJoh ins..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
Colorado for IlTaIls and Tourists.

It's saSan..ses for coa,ump,ivss ana AithmAi
lea. fun particulars glyer ffsa =
Address. JAY = nor9HTos.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

pApIp phItp JENNINGS BRos,, manuiae.ui.
al Ill IhllN, era Of the JlpspesS Paper ware,
Sa Pearl 81, New York City, Trade supplied with
bpltt0onIt BoWlt, BAIiut, Siop Jars, Trays, Ae.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
HOY For coLf1RAnnl
Why Walk 100 Miles 7

TEAs-Ths choicest In the world Imrorter.,
Artiele-pleNts every b6dy Trade enniinnaiIy In
eieaIlne-ARenh wanted eyeryWhert-besf In
Td9nt w.se tlmcssnd fr rirruiarl 70
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D yE g1 s E:ss ~ s s.s y E PS S
Pgmptii 100 pdgtI eoataiaina ~, n o RsMs-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Summer 149.

bsrppr. oaB Die Se5iebunsen Se!sicns 3u
anoeren Mddten niemals 10 TreunoIi9 u.
berSlih sepeen leien, luie i'm jegiSen Nu=
senblit. Bie es Den anIdein bat. iper=
oen Die &atbolitsn in Den beuorittb nben
Sena:orspablen einen eompleten Siea oa=
Don tra9en.
SaB Yreuben iton !anae Die Sanc
in Spanien i'm Spiele bat. 1T 10 siemlid
betunnt uuo oaB trupp'I6e aononen bic
Garliiten Dor SiIbou suriidwarien, babsn
bic 8ldtter aud semeloet. Iun brinsen Die
europdii6en 3eitunsen eine Ssjtdti9uns.
Gs mar Elm ssbeimer abseiunotsr Serra=
no's Dor &ur,sm perIonlid 6si Staats=
minilicr Sismarf unS bat nit inn eonie=
rirt. Wic ss nun bei6t ioQ Die Inerten=
nuns Der ipaniiten &epublit BON Seiten
YreuBens erIolsen, tuenn es oen Rspubli=
tanern selinSt, Silboa 81 entiesen unb ben
Garlilten cine bcoeutenoc Sdlappe bei3u=
brinsen. 0amit bdnst ocnn uabri9ein=
lid aud oas @sribt ,uiammsu, einen
oeutiden Yrinjen aufoen ipaniiden Sbron
gu briusen. 0aB Die &spublitaner nit
preuBii6em &eloe unteritiibt werOen, fdlt
ielbit Sen sn9liI1en Gorreipooenten in
Spanen aui unb lie munteln Baron BON
8lei6rOoer t6nne austunit geben, mober
es tomme, ba6 Ssrrano aui einmal 10 bei=
SenmdBis uiel @slo babe.
Die Sabresoeriammluns Der britiidsn
II. auspdrtisen 8ibel 8eielIi9ait
bat NnfanSs Nai unter oem gorfse oes
Goro Sbaftesburp in 2onoon itattsefun.
oen. Sem 8eridte ;ufolse iiuo in @rob-
britannien ,467.272. i'm auslanb l, 1885,
sO2 8ibeln abseisst uorbsu. Sm @an-
gen bat bic @eieli4aft 7l,l3l,111 ggsm=
plare pertbeilt. wdbrenb an6ere @eieu.
i9aitsn unseiabr 100000 gremplare
Uerbreiteten, 10 oaB in bieiem Sabrbunoert
eirea 12l Wiuionen Gremplars Der 9eili=
gen S9rift allein burd 8ibel= @eleu{9af=
ten pertbsilt tpuroen. 81 aber Elm babies
Nubenb 2eute nit al ben 8ibeln 3ur Drift
liben &eliSion befebrt porben iinb, glau.
ben mir nibt Nift bic 8ibel allein ma1t
ben gbriiten, es iino nod anoere Oinse
oasu erforoert. .r.. .. e... "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

-5rier 4. Mai. Seute Rorgtn
9alb feben llbr ruurbe Der &aplan BON
ct. 2aurentius, 6err g dneioers. per
8ensoarmerie CUR Mbbibuns elmer einmo-
natliben Saft, tuel9er balo oarauf cine
sueimonatlide folsen miro, in Die Straf-
anfalt absefibrt.
-Srier. 4. Nai. Mui bsn .talten
Nlittwo1" IinS lcioer nod tdltere Sage
reip. Nd9te sefolSt. in luel9sn Der Groit
bic Soffnun9 auf bic Grbaltung Der bis
babin nod tbeilpeiie ueridont sebliebenen
@sinbsrse bierielbit fait sdn;lib ,erit0rt
bat. Sn Der Nad)t pom Sonnta9 iinb
Die @einber9e in ben Dor benz Horotpinoe
9ei4ibten alio beieren 2a9en total erfro=
rem. Dur Die pom Ninoe mebr beriibrten
2asen babsn nitht 10 fart sslitten. tuenn
oieielben in Der lebten HaGt pon sefern
auf beute nidt erfrorsn. so J. 9. no.
rem 9eitsrn bic @einber9e in Dem uetli=
den Abbanse mad Der '2reu;,apeue hin
nod ,iemli9 gut erbaltsn, bsionoers in Der
S0be. Bir iaben BORT sinjslne Ste1en.
mo bic 3eben nod ni9t aufssbun6en. an
bere, no aud bic Weinberss nibt sesra=
ben iino. welde beioe fait gar ri9ts &C.
littsn baben. 9ies limb aber nur Iusnab=
men Don Dem aasemeinen traurisen gu
ltanbe Der Weinberse. Sm Sleuiser Sbale,
i'm 5bierSarten &c. iMo ale eriroren. Saft
ebenio ioll es. rpie mir b6ren. in allen Sei=
tentbdlern Der Woiel uno Der Saar ausie=
ben.
Sn oerielbsn psrbGnSniBpollen Na4t
pom uorisen Samitas lit aud bic Obit=
bliitbe srObtsntbeils eriroren. ielbit bic Be-
fruhtunSsor9ane in oen nod nidt 8ans
entfaltsten Mpielbliitben. I'm ben bereits
anselebten Sri9ten Der 8irnsn unb bes
Steinobites inb bic Stielden bdui8 Der
Mrt burd bic 2dlts seoriidt, baB lie selb
werosn unb bel Der SeriibrnnS lei1t ab.
fallen. Nm SamtaS itanoen nod bic
Ib0nen WaQnuBbdume an Der Staotpro=
menaoe fait gang unuerisbrt oa. am Conn
tag @orsen waren lie idwara ,pie uer-
branut. 0asielbe gilt BON perl1ieoenen
anoeren @dumen, namentli6 Der Ylatane.
Der Mtasie &c. Mud bas &artoiisliraut 1T
in iener Hadt sriroren. Ser 8lee bat nur
tbeilweiie ttiuas Selitten. Hur elm Sroit
1T oem 2anbmanne uno Dem &sniumenteu
8eblieben, Der cute. uiel peripre4enoeS Stano
Der @inters unb Sommeriaat. ~
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amlinoird)e kxnofdDan.

Oie 6erbnmabIen ieben bereits
bic Yolititer in Bemesuns. Sie erite Babl
Hnoet In 6 reson Fatt, i'm Suni. unb es
iteben Ed bort bier 91rteien sesenaber
Oemotraten, Gransers uno 9emperenSler.
Ser Staot 1T Ionit osmoiratii&, bod mer-
ben Die uerl&Kbenen glemente. hionoers
Die 3emp.rensler. Den Babltampf iebr
lebbaft MAIDEN. Damn tommt i'm 4usuit
bic staotsmabl in Rorb Carolina. Sic
staatsbeamteu Vno republitanii&. in Der
@eiessebuns baben Oemofraten bic Mebr.
belt, bic ausH@ten Fnb I'D oaber siemlidb
sleid. Sn Rentudp finoet bic Wabl am
srfen Montas i'm Nusuit itatt. Ser Hus-
fou oerlelben ju Gunfen Der oemotra-
tii4en Yartei 1T Siemli& ii&er. Sn Waine
unb Wermont fallen Die Wablen auf Sep.
tember; Ee tperoen in Der politii@en etel.
lung Der beiben Staaten teine Menberuns
berporbringsn. Damn tommen im Ottos
ber Die Wablen in Obio, Snoiana, SQi=
nois urb ylebrasta. Sn ben beioen lebte=
rem Siaaten wirb F4 oas &ranser.Gle.
ment Iebr hemsrtbar MAIDEN. uno ipe;iel
in Sllinois als seionoerte politii4e Ycrtei
auftreten, pie bies tiir3litb BON ben 2eitern
Der Sarmerpsreine ansebabnt wuroe. Sn-
oiana unc Ohio ideinen. nod Nabsabe
Der siirjli3 itabtsebabten lofalen Wablen,
Der bcmotratiiden Yartei jufaltn su tuols
len. Sn Obio boben bic Oemotrateu be-
reits bel Der lstten 9erbiuabl sefest unb
in Snbiana our9 Die WerbinOuns init ben
Antitsmperenstlementen Der Republican,
i4en 4artei ben Woriprhms obSewonnen.
@ewarnt II bieie Yartei lanee senue pcr
oen Solssn ibrer femperenSpolitit poroen;
es 1T niht urwabri&einli&. Oab Re bur&
ibre 8iinbbeit I'D iest poais ruimirt.
psnniplpanien III juiolee Der neuen Uer.
fai5uns in b., 8eibe Der Gtaoten ettrettn,
in wei4en b. DabI In Hobember abse.
balten uirb, uie In Rem BORT, Rano&u.
ietts. sRidisan. Minneiota. New Seriep,
Diseoniin, Soma u. I. w. 60 banbelt nd
bel bteien Wablen ni4t mebr um bic olten
prin,ipiellen Gesenidbe Der beiben Yartei.
en-, ionbern nm bic 9emperenj., bic 81.
nans uno banptid&li& bic S&ut3ollfrase.
giner barten Stanb per5en bic Gransers
unb bic nit ibnen perbinbtten 0emolra-
ten, ben 8epublitanern In Soma uno Sai.
noia bereiteu. Oie @i&tisieit Der @ab.
len lisst in bsm Reiultat besusIi9 Der ~e.
ididuna bes gonsrebss, benn oapon ,uiro
i'm WeientIi&en Der Ausfal Der prdRben'
teneampasne i'm SABRE 1876 abbdnstn
Wenn N& neue parteibilbun9en ereeber
ionsn. 10 mus Der nd&Re gonsreb bic g!e'
mente batlr entbaIten. AnbernfaQs blei.
ben I'D bic alten parteien BEN Nomer
mad sesendber ieten unO. nod Der iebi'
aen politil&en 0eRaltaae ~ urtbeilsn
werben bic Demotraten bei BEN Qompf'
i'm Ncribeil fein.
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m.;,. al, ,i,h.,i~m.n,,.ro.r T., ap;,
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uno 2ursmburss i'm @esenuart Der Mini=
tier oes oiplomatiiben Gorps, Der Generals
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-08-06
The whisky Vote.

We are reliably informed that af-
ter the license plank was voted down
in the Autobiography Convention
at Des Moines, leading men in the
party pacified their German friends,
by referring to their "past record "
and especially to their vote in the
Legislature last winter, by which
the Temperance bill was defeated,
by the Autobiography vote. Sena-
Murphy, of Scott, was especially i'm
Fortunate upon this point, and
pressed home upon them the fact
that the Autobiography party was a
License party, and would aid the
Germans in getting control of the
next Legislature so they could ragu-
late this matter to suit themselves.
And even our friend Mccormack, of
the Knoxville Democrat, Reform
err" as he is, still thinks that to re-
form an evil it should be " licensed"
Mack, you will have to take three or
four more degrees" before you be-
gin to appreciate the situation you
are in among temperance element
in your party, and don't preach tenn
perance in one column and license in
another.-Ne,cton Headlight.