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The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
BULLS WBHm UESTHUYE..
Extract Of Later from 0so,sia
VILLASOw, wAIEEE couNrY, Ga,
June 90, 1866.

Dr. John B,L--L<ar Siy hars re-
Gently given your b'orp, Dssfrsser several
trials, and 6nd IL wonderfully efieacieas.
IL has not fsilee ia = single instAnos -
have the wished fsr effect. am doinr -
pretty large eouotry practice, and kAvo
daily nse for some article VI the kind.
] als, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS y. CLRNENrith TcA
r. $50 unqualified and nuS Of n r.
the testimonials . favor Of apr trial,
stroyer that Newspaper spacsAfP q
too small to tell It's merits.
IL - iDfallible remedy for Wywheref
Try IL aad be convinced. see my Al
for more full description. IT
yE.v
p. S. Mr.. Johnson was the soe5.O0l
skiilfnl surgeon. His mother recosuSs me-,
ed 10 her friends aud Tor many ysars-,< Tern
my oarsaparilla with perfect nnccrea.
Scrofula and Fever-sorcs Mrs. Johneou
states that the cures Effected we're almesfl
miraculous. Read my Journai for "a
tended information aud advice il your
case. Ny Journal contains certi6cnres ~
eminent persons, ministers aud nNdical
men--men who are known here ia thia
community for integrity and veraeify.
have recensiy reeeiysdiA nsost remarknhls
certificate from aR eminent gsatlsnan Il
Louisville. JOIN DcLi-
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

I'm act 10 protect the property of
citizens from damages by Ere form
locomotives.
An act to regulate charges for
freights on railroads operating in the
Con. IA aOnwealth.
An act to esAblish the Central
Lunatic Asylum-at Anchorage. we
bclieve-and appropriaiing 100000
therefor
Act to protect citizens of the State
from empiriei-m a fac law.
An act to provide for the regisfra-
ton Of births. marriages aud deaths.
An act abolisbiug the office Of Audi
tors agent.
The spportionment bill.
a bill to remedy the laws regulating
the assessment Of property in the State.
y bill to re establish the Feeble
minded Institute This institute. it
will be remenIbe was abolished in
May last, by the Legislature.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
The CongressionaI RACE

The race fnr Congress in every district
he State this year will be warpls ex-
Il. REORGANIZATION ut the last elec-
almost ruined US, al d The lessons then
Rgat are fresh in the minds of the peo-
Pie They are therefore dreadfully in
sa<uest in their demand for - convention.
and we bcps that oae Will be called in
THE districh and we urge upon it's several
members The necessity of using every
Ebert within their power TO have con-
vsntion of the people Of the district at
the eariis; day We would like to hear
fiona this CON nittes.
g u was on accom-, Of the lack az ,ta
diferetiGn and the absence Of rhis orv.ni-
ts'ioH that we we're defeated iu the last
congressional election. 1t was because
We did not properly appreciate oreanira.
ton, and because Of our indiscretion
ihst Ts sent Radical delegation to Cos.
grsss ~ the iAst election. The nseless
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

Boots and Shoes
w f are ia receipt of the largest stock
W Of aides Cestom- made Shoes, in Il
styles Also, large stock of Men :
Boots and Shoes. Come and see them
mart J. u. PLAUr & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
Geo. ge B. Prather,

fSvces..or to Ro'aihae + LGui,rdal \
Attorney and Counselor Z. Law,
HICKH-dN, KY.
ULL attend promptly to the collec-
w tion of Claims, TO the investigation
OF Land Titles, purchase Sn1 sale of Real
Estate, and the prosecution and defeuce Of
suits in Southwestern Kentucky, North
western Tennessee, and the djacent part
Of Missouri.
s@- Office in MiIlet's Block. jane-f
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

conditi0naliy-QT valuable nm m
Joshua Dodds, ESQ. This land will be
sold at reduced price, and on long time
if desired-a lien being retained on the
land for purchase money.
nSA- This is as fne land as any IN Full
ton county, aud beautifully situated be-
ing near the town of Hickman, aud on
the line of the Nashville S North Western
Railroad. The land is finely ii Tered, aud
is most excellent, site for So Mill. All
around and about it land il sold At from
$50 to $50 per acre, and this is as fine as
the best, aud better situated than the aver
age.
There are several clearings and i'm
provements inaugurated.
Ea-The timber viii more than pay an
enterprisins man the price asked for the
lan1.
TERMS;
One third cash, aud the balance IN one,
TWO and three years; notes 70 bear SIX Per
cent. Interest, and q lien on land to be re-
tanned for the purchase money
/ All letters 10 the undersigned, at hicA-
man viii he prs5frly answered.
/ e2y There arg about 1889 acres in the
body; but Il Bsped 10 form company,
and cut it into smaller tracts, say loO
acres each, if desired by purchasers For
further Information,
address,
gro. WARREN,
Hickman, KY
or, Cox. oscAx TrsssE,
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
BULLS cEDRON BITTERS.

BULLS pECToRAL wild caER
BULLS VEGETABLE YAsiIfTs -,
All the above medicines renIq'f
street, Louisville, Ky. d info
For salc by C. \. HOT ccNBRt,T..P in
HIcS mar ~. a.rff. Lopl
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

FL Presideut Fillmore Is 10 pre-
carisc. state IRON paralysis.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

he promises to give 500 of hi- fees
20 The public schools. His opponent
will. Of course, 90 five dollars better.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

Ny journal sbssRds ~ith sllnilar lee
tsrs. all Of which guaranfee 10 be gsa-
"ins and written BY tie persoAs wLoss
names they bear.
DO not suffer yourself &c ba lao posed ou.
Don't be drawn away after nsW and douL,,-
iul experiments. Don't rick your hsAlta
~ istting novisss exYesiaasat ppsah oa
viii their trssh.
My Sarssparilla Las stood The tsnStpr
twenty-five years. IL is sill thss6 =
pAriliA Of the day, aud Of the G.
ing over all others in PoFsIsrPugi
curnrive qualities. md .na
Avoid all those wbo are tryhIeI
of or yos other eztrssts.ef 500
so-cailod keHsnber il 10 Dr.1
hsrsApariils, OF Lsuis1ilis, Kbsl
the old And reliable ren-d y foRhen
Of the biosd and scrCfuiss affeen
bear shat in mind. fQss
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

COMPLETE hIBERTY WANTED
y call signed b eolored men of DAVID
son, Shelby, Blount. Sumner, C"rroi'
aud Rutherford counties appears IN the
Nashville BaRcfin sit is proposed
to demand of the State of Tennessee
the expurgation of all laws and pare
of the Coustitution OF the State, Gf
every vestige of discrimination when
they now eoutaiu Of pro crlp'iou agaiis !
the blacks, on account OF race and
color
A convention is to be held 10 Nash
vile on the 2s,h of April for the iur
iheran@<s2f these objects.
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and Beecher, as literary authorit,
horse-hesh. bas an earnest articl
TE- q eF~e t.-ss f7,op ;, -,

ana Deecner, as literary authorit
- horse-fesh- bas an earnest articl
ssf some of odr pe6pie 3gaiust corvent:on~,
and the .inde pendency" feeling in our
staie NJ The last election, were directly lie
cause Of the Paiicals being sixteen votes
stronger in Congress than they would
have been If We had been organized. as
sli the Democratic papers in the State all
vised W. gherld lie. Experience in this
case has hecn very expensive TO US. Ex-
pericncs bas taught ns that spirit OF
disorgsnizaiiop. aud tiac,ure Of inde-
tendency, may bs, as IL was. the direct
cause d. a strictly Democratic Stale being
represented in the national CJ1Zress hy
Radicals. These are TIC figures The
! facts are Just as ~ have stated them. an
Shkhat consolaiion the disorganizer can
in these facts, unless lie is az hesrt a
cai is past all finding Cu D. ( .
Ps17Tsss. q
Thus DO the Democratic papers OF
nnesses talk, whose Districts fell
sfore the vaccinations of the disor-
gauizcrs last yesr. The Congressional
District 10 which the Proyrrss is pub
liskcd Lad as large. aud At times .
lssgar Democratic majority, than the
l.. Kentucky District, and yet the
.'ansi convention" spirit and tue Gin
dependent" gabble. esnapirca to pro-
asce a bioafed conhdence in their ma
jorisy, sud, Indifference Of choice be-
stxeen candidates. causing supinensss
and neglect in voting, and Radical
s:as elected. The vhols Of Tennessee
fell svictim TO the strategy Of these .'an-
.i-cosysnsion independents" Should
!. this DOT learn Kentucky. lesson2 TIE
pao pie eau make convention fair BY
Esndsng it.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

g. AO1lsf ApF1l ". II
DR.. JoHS BukL-Ussr Sir; KRo~irs =
the efficiency sf y0ar sarsapsriIls. aEI
the healing and behsheiAi auslitis, IL
possesses. / send you the following st4se-
ment OF my cAse:
i waa wounded absut two vears aga
WAS taken prisoner and eonEned fer ak
teen months. Being moved 80 oftsn. tov
wounds have not healed yet. bave nox
sat up moment sinee was wounded.
am shot through the hips. Ny general
health 10 impaired, aAd need sonn.tbiaw
TO assist nature have more fAith in
your sarsaparilla than in Anythiag ELLA,
wish that that 10 genuine. Plesefe1
press ine half dozen bottles and lsosslr
Carr. c. 4. JOHN rhiis
p. .s.--Tbe following was rrittsgsc.s1
3oih, 1866, by Mira. Jennie JoLnsg6 "a
Of Capt johnson.
Dr. John Bull--DsAr S!r: K,-.awfh
DR.. c. h. johnson, WAeA skil,ful sxenf'M
and Physieisn Ia Cehtral New 80
rnere he died, leaving the
} Johnson TO my care. A. thtJ A y
Of age he lad a chronic 4
sero;ui@, for which gave ysueUllali9,a-
rilla. IL cured him. hass for tthhAtnnlrs
recommended j. to msny ia New York.
Ohio and Iowa, tor scrofuia. fever sorsa.
and general debility. Perfect sueeess kas
attended IL. The cures effected In some
cases OF scrSfuia sRd fever sorsB were
Alnest miraculous. an very anxious
for my son " again have recourse 80 year
sarsapa rilla. He is fearful Of getInxa
spurious article, hence his wriiiBg to you
for it. Mis- wounds were terrible, bat
believe he will recover
Respectfully,
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
STATIONERY,
Wkrr D.nRp

VI n IL I n z n
and PAPER HANGlNGS.
He will also procure any article on
short notice. whether in this market or
not. Will have in stock in their season,
a me Job lot of Valentines both senti-
mental snd comic, which will be sold TO
dealers at very low prices
He also keeps IN stock great variety
af Picture. Picture-Frames and material.
will make picture frames of any size or
quality oa short aoiics ant - reasonable
prices. c 'Sei0
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

conslderiDg 9.l 10 exempt lFoul Ia
ton all the req and. personal properly }
of women resdeut in the State. IN
the event of is passage, the cry OF the
woman suffragsts, no taxation win
out represeutaioD,' will lose its Poib'
in the State of New York.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

Hlcknans NY
waotville. Kys
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

Tlrus NJ. sDwARps, of Shelly
county, TersssarS. passed through
here last WSsaebt ; on his way to
Macon to ges Aegroes TO take to
his Willis In in Lake coaHt.
Colombia
TnE Legf of New York is
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
RnrIY EPnliY.

| Tie Padncah Keneuckian complains
! that The Hickman CouRIER Is attempt
/ Ing 10 read it out Of the party. The
/ Keafackida is at fault, the C0URIER
would read no one, not even the hum
blest, out Of the party. Il ia our mis-
zion to make converts to the Demo
cratic f.ilh, to swell the ranks. not
ieplete by reading any ''out Of the
party aud heace the CoURiER's per
sistency in urging party organj2atious
and discipline.
We understood the Kentacktan to
preiic, ,he defeat of the pon,iuee Of
The Democratic convention >I~-A'Ll o,.e
be made The Ksntackfs 1IsiEiEsl e,o'
re produce the article ii esifiou !;
/ but no matter IF the Kenfuckiaa
wishes to dress itself into lius," We
shall offer no impeachment, but cheer
fully witness its future evidence OF
party fealry The Kentarkiua should
know, aud does know from the past,
hat whatever else it may charge, that
the Hi kmsn COURIER does "stris
direct In pursuance of this direcr
line. We DO charge that the Keafack
iaas course. in seeking to make con
yentious and the party machinery,
odious, does end17ger the success OF
the very party it processes to support
The Congressional eleeiiroposine "a h
occur ursil No-7Ssss.gg1Stts and sa1;saettlinG.th
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

T~enty.frst Days Proceedings.
| House. OF REPRESENTATIVES
| New Orleans January 80, 1874. )
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Charles w. Lowell in the chair.
On call of the roll the following members
answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell, and Messrs. Allan.
Armstead,. Antoine. Bowman, Bryant, Ben,
nam. Blackstone, BOatner, Bickham, But
Ter, Barrow, Carey, Cockerham. Carr.
Cousin, Demas, X. r. Davis, Decker, Deioie.
Dumont, Devices. Es.ilette, Elliot, Fonte.
lieu, Greene, Grant, Gair, Guichard, Harris,
Heffner, Humble, Hubeau, Hill, Hahn.
Heath. r Jones' M. Jones, Heating, Kirk
man, Kenyon, Kern, ID. King, " o King,
Lewis, Landry, Lawes. Little, Marvin,
Moreland. Mahoney. Martinez, Mathews
Montaldo. Nichols, Norris, Price, Page.
Prescott, Provost, Paris, Raby, Rodrgues,
Sawyer. Stewart, Sartain Snaer Smith. Sut
ton. Sewell, Smart, Thomas. Tureand
Thompson. ID. Wilson, Worthy, Washington
Ward, Wands, ioung-Sl.
A quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. +. Green.
On motion of Mr.. Sutton of st. Mary, the
reading of the journal in detail was dis
pensed with.
on motion, the approval of the journal
was postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Guichard, of St. Ber-
nard' the report of the special committee
on railroads was referred to to the standing
Committee on Railroads.
On motion OF Mr.. Guichard, of ST. Ber-
nard, House bill No. 50, Of last session, was
made the special order for next Thursday,
and ordered printed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Keating, Of Caddo, offered the follow
ing resolution:
Rsselrsd, That tho special committee AID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-31
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
TWenty.hrst Days Session.

SRNATK CHAMBER
View Orleans, January 30, 1874
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
| and was called 20 order by Hon. c. &. An
tome, Lieutenant Governor of the State
and President of the Senate.
On call of the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Messrs. Anderson, Barber. Belden, Blunt
Butler, Burch, Brewster, Cage, Chadbourn
Crawford Daigle, Detiege, Glaudin, Greene
Harris. E. +. Herwig, Harper Ingraham,
kelso, Mascot, Pollard, Rey, Sypher, Swat
zie, Stamps, Thomas, Twitchell, Wharton.
Weber, WhItney-30.
The President announced quorum pres.
emit.
Prayer by The chaplain.
The reading of the journal of yesterdays
proceedings was dispensed with. and the
journal corrected and adopted.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, January 80 1874
20 che Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
am directed by the House to ask the
concurrence of your honorable body in the
following House bills, viz:
House OIL NO. ~, an dCI 10 enforce article
II of the constitution, and to prohibit GER
tain persons from holding two offices at the
same time, and to fix penalties for its viola
ton, and to prescribe the duties of the dis
trict judges and State attorneys in relation
House House bill No. &c. an act making the
fourth day of March day of public rest
and dies non.
House bill No. SO, an act to regulate the
private markets in the city of New Orleans.
and tor other purposes.
House bill No. ii, an act to provide for
the removal of the seat Of justice of the par
ish of ST. Bernard, and to divide said parish
into wards.
House bill No. II, an act to exempt from
State and municipal taxation certain prop
trty of the St. Patrick Hall Association in
the city of New Orleans, and to remit back
taxes on the same.
House bill No. 6, an act to amend sections
TWO, i've, six and seven Of On act to incor.
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Mr.. Harris called up House bill No. "a
entitled an act relative to crimes and of.
lenses; to declare the sale of illegal 1ot-
terry tickets On the drawing of any illeoa,
lottery misdemeanor, and to provide for
tne punishment OF the same, and to repn.
late the evidence to be received rpon .ria,
of said offenses
Inc Oil was read the second time
MI Harris moved that the bill be adon.ea
on its second reading, and demanded tho
previous question
Ibe main question was ordered
Mf' oypher moved to lay the bill on the
table. 'A0
The President decided that the ,no,;o,
was not IN order. as the main question had
been ordered
Ar' Sypher raised the point of order that
ohe motion to lay on the table took nreca-
dence, and quoted rule sixteen.
Inc President decided the point no, vel,
taken' as the main question had been mr.
dered by vote.
On call of the yeas and nays, the Senate
Votea 10 ADOPT the bill ON its second read
ing by the following vote:
9eas-Anderson, Barber, Blackhnr,
Beiden' Butler, Burch, Cage, Chadbourn'
in"E gs, ne'f Ksi.o Glsndin. Harris Harper
s tamns Swa nfls9i Mascot, Pollard, Rey'
Nays-Alexander, Blunt, Bovee c,a
iqrd, Greene, E F. Herwig, Sypher. Tw;.-
chell, Wharton, Whitney-IO. "'T
RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER
Mr. Twitchell called up and moved IA
adopt the followinff resolution:
&c n 1s esoIsed, That E. +. Herw1g, charm an
o! the Committee on Auditing and Snrs.
vlsing the Expenses of the Senate. ba ana
so nsseoy authorized to issue and sign cert-
iss. s. On me senate last appropriation of
l'e' Session Ion the pay Of members, cen
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
Shipping Notes.

Steamships McrrimacS 2J52 tons, TO paint hottom and
George Edcr 1870 tons, repair Wheel have been on
the large balance dock foot OF Pike street.
The rnon erryboat Baltic is on the smaller balance
dock, undergoing extensive general repairs
The entrees at the docks loot of Market stree1
nave bcen-On the large book brig Dos Hermanos tSp)
2?5 tons, to strip, calk AMI renetal; bark Srcne $40
tons also st-p, cak and ta and brig Sarah f
Kennedy, g. tons, Tor slight repairs on the mid lie
dock propeller Sentinel for wheel pilot boat
Hope to caK; and the small dock pilot boats Abra
nam Leggett and Pet, for painting
There have been on the Gowaru bala dock schrs
Ward $50 tons; Conservative, 293 tons: Banvard ls
Ma i,on Holmes ls9 tons and Tom Williams $50
tons. all to caik and paint.
The North RIVER steamboat Drew is on the mammoth
sectional dock foot OF Rutgers street. Undergoing repair
OF q general nature.
on the smaller dock adjoining have been scnr Addie
Brvant, 235 tons 10 metal; br, Herman, AS ions to
patch, and schr Day Break. ia tons for examination
Ships SC Joseph, 1858 IONS and Endeavor, $50 I ms
have both been the large Clinton street sectional
dock 10 strip cak and remetal
Bark Eureka dam, 80 tons has been on the small
Clinton street dock Ior general repairs and was fol-
lowed by bark Venus (Sp), 32 tons to strip cak and
remetal.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

ses TOOK place thi, province turing the weeks IT, 9
Biacse At Great Village: and ne bark Isabella U.e Of
coo ions owned r py a. a. ~ Sc Dasa st Mar'iaav
nne 3masted schr OF U0 Ions burden owned by Capt
Al Yarmouth. goth uit nv Messrs waller three
mased schr of abant 80 IONS named J Willard, owned
bv u and T. G WiU.rd aud Others OF Portani and IS
10 be commanded ~ Cant Wallace late oil schr VIII
lard
.sposen-sohr Ellen Rodman tof Fa.rhaven, with Is
bbls oil, sept27, lat aS c. Ion 73.
spoken.
ship India, Paten, from Bahia tor San Francisco. no
date. la. q - \. Ion i0 by ship Frank Jones' san
Francisco sept -, who company win ships
Richard Robinson. from New YORK tor san Francisco OF
ship Mosal. Freeman. frSm Liverpool for san Fran
ship hmnerdse Br, forter from ID Liverpool for San
cisco, July 20 la g y lon - 5sW.
ship Eliza Mcneil, Mills. from Baltimore for san Fran
cisco July 81, In straits OF LeInarc.
hip CITY OF York ti'ip, Auin rom San Francisco Tor
Liverpool, Aug 30 lat 10 30 n Ion l23 W.
shi Matehless Josseyn, from Boston for san Francis
metro TOR Francisco, Sept Il. LAT S6 u. lon Id
e. slp ciiy OF brooslyn ilerriman from Rio Janciro
hip Star, Vianellp, Rio Jancro Tor San Francis,
co, Aug ~, lat. 20s, lon ii2 iS
shin Montrose (srl Patterson, from Glasgow for san
aark lie Barron Or. Edwards, from Rio Janciro for
san Francisco, sept Il, lat 81 y, lon l0
!, bark sonem, Newbercy from Rio Janeiro for San
. Bark Channel Queen Gsr Lenfesty, from Iloiio for
Sandy HOOK Aug -, Algoa Ray, CGH.
bark showing red and blue flag Oct l. 60 miles north
schr Charles Bennett, of Erookhaven steern. n,
Sept 2s, % miles sW OF Cape Lookout
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
KELLY AND HAVEMEYER,

No action was taken in the Courts yesterday by
Mr. John Kelly or his lawyers IN reference to the
suit against the Mayor ioel. 1t is ini ended TO
move IN the matter AT the commencement OF the
week In the way ln;imated by Mr.. Kelly In his
proposed application 10 the Courts or an order
o; arrest At Ar Kelleys office yesterday here
was large throng OF politicians waiting 10 see
the Chef OF Tammany. and Tor about
an hour IN the afternoon there was quite q levee
or haugers-on ior once ana eXpeetant candidates
for a place on the iammany licker. They were
speedily disposed OF IN tae cnaractersucally nrm
and cour manner OF tue great poi tca. che
Mayor Havemever'S clerks are busv engaged
with a vast array OF h1ures, SLOWING the returns
Of criminals in the police courts. and rom the .
optainIne material iOr tee supplementary state
ment TO b. published on Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
sIXTEEGTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUp
LICAN MEETING,

The sixteenth Assembly District Republican As
eocaton assembled last evening at No. go Third
avenue. A considerable display In point OF num-
hers and enthusiasm was made by the large
crowd assembled. There were some tar barrels
all ablaze alcing the dim gas lights, ana more than
she usual amount OF chaf customary upon such
occasions.
At the commencement OF tne proceedings Mr..
W. h. Pope recited with admirable eject the
poem, .'The Same Old Flag.n Isaac Ii. Bailey was
introduced 30 the meeting and IN the course Of
his remarks said The republican pariy had
elected Governor Dix before; they wonld elect
him agalY-What reason was there Tor cnange
The democratic administration took 80 JCO,0O0 out
Of the sinking iund ana DiS's put fl5,00o000 int Q
It. DIX was pT actical statesman, aud well rep
resented the integrity Of the party In the state,
NJ Grant did IN national afialrs.o lie rialculed the
third term agitation, and Wble expressing no
opinIOn, adversely or Otherwise, he Claimed or
Grant a greater degree OF popularity tnan was
ever gained by any republican President. The
third term scare implied a compliment 10 General
Grant sncn as was never paid 10 any other presl-
dent. ana manifested his name as tower OF
strength ms own party and terror 70 the OPP
position. Mr. Bailey reiterated his belief IN the
soundness OF the republican doctrines, ana, con-
GLIDING expressed MS thorough belel n tae ulti-
mate return oil Dix and Robinson
The iol owing resolutions were proposed and
we're passed by acclamatlon:-
Resolved. That we. the republicans Of thc Sixteenth
Az mbly district IN meeting assembled. hea lily
tntorse 10 nomna ions made BY the kepuD.can state
them our cordial and united support.
Resolved, nat the administ alton OF General Grant
with our enthusiastic approval, and nstRes The
hsorfy which IL received at lie polls in
tie great campaign OF lSI.