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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-14

'o PiOPOoitiOu 10 tIuo,
then all the denominations Of
the Christian church from the
Apostles down till now have
used, and are still using a pro
ductlon Of the Devil to repre-
sent the blood of Jesus at the
Eucharistic feast. The idea is as
preposterous as it would be
for a Jew to sacrifice a manned
hog upon the altar before the
Lord In the holy place, it would
be sacrllege more abonlinable
IN Its character than idolatry
itself. But the hible, declares
that God made all things, and
without him Was not anything
made that was made, moreover
he said that all things we're
good that he made. II Jesus
never used fermented wine
why did those total abstinence
Pharisees who tasted twice a
week and made long prayers,
call him a ine.bibber. For
John the Baptist came neither
eating bread nor drinking VINE
and ye say he hath a devil
TIE Sop of man IS come eat
ing aud drinking" ~
Sand ye say behold a glut.
tonous man and a wlne- -bAber.''
Luke Z; 33, "a They would
hardly have called him a wine.
blbber for drinking unferment.
ed wine. Again Jesus said
mo man pulteth new wine into
old bottl es," Whys because
the wine IN fermenting would
expand and burst the bottles,
this text shows that no man in
these days made wine that did
not expand by fermentat ion .
Again, Jesus says, "no man Al
so having drank old wine
s,raightway deslreth new; for
he saith, the old is better
Luke 5; 39.] Here Jesus him.
self teaches that old wine is
better than new. Whyl be.
cause 1t is purified by termen-
tation AMI refined by age.
In the 11lh chapter of first
Corinthians, ST. Paul reprimands
the Corinthian brethren for
the manner In which they par
took Of the Lords supper, for
making it a literal least, eat.
ing to excess, and drinking to
drunkenness. But he said not
a word against the kind of wine
they were using; no, that was
all right, but the fault was in
them for using it to excess,
this chapter certainly proves
beyond controversy that the
primitive Christians used fer
menled wine for the Lords
supper, as they have done from
that time until now, and they
Will continue 10 do so until he
comes, a lew fanatics to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
There is no question about
the Savior having used wine
as q beverage, when on earth,
and he one occasion wrought
a miracle In order that the
guests at a wedding feast might
have vine for a beverage for
the purpose Of increasing their
merrimen', that too after they
had used up the supply fur
nished by the host. a
Iknow Mr.. Biggs said that
1T was unfermented wine, but
that is his assertion without
any proof, no doubt the wish
is father 10 the thought; tor
one | do not propose TO accept
his opinion as TRUTH in the alb
sence of proof. -
lConoiaded nez ,cesk,
BIsMARK Is using every means
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-14
AMERICAN HOUSE.

THAvE taken possession OF the above hotei,
lreeoyaied and partly rrfnmished lt, and
will be glad 10 serve the old customers OF the
house, and especially my. old friends OF the
Hooking Valley who may he visiting this
point The table wnl he furnished with the
bestthe market affords, and care taken to
make guests comforts Good stahlIbg at
tached TO the house; Charges reasonable.
l3mar Is73 ffr,tsH,H r.qr-r
, 1874-09-22

Decision In tho School-Hook Intunc.
lion Observation-Disclosures for +,
| Meeting to Form u Spomun'u Tc1n.
pcrnncc Lcngles ,fz
| Special Dtspatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1SdroN, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-aeuoral sa,is-
faction is oppressed by tho pooplo regarding tho
decision of Judge Upton, given this morning,
in tho casa OF ]. ". Maxwell and s, g. Miner.
two book-doalers Of Bloomington, who mado ar-
pcation to him for an. injunction to restrain tho
Board Of Education Of Bloomington from buy
Ing and selling books to pupils, by which already
reduction OF 25 pcr cent haa boon made in tie
prico Of books. Tho deoisIon is not final and
was based only On tho point that ho who handles
tho books hero is aoting not as the agent Of the
Board, but OF the book-pubHhers, Ho will eyo
another and lnRl decision in uuBwcr to the renlf
cation which oompl&inants will flo, denying the
allegations OF tho answor OF tho defendants. in
which ho will touch Oh the law involved III tLo
caae.
Al Ottawa, Wodnoaday noxt, will occur tho
nuptlals Of Mr. 1saao smcnd, Secretary Of the
thia city, and ss Julia D. Armstrong, % dauehtor oe
OF the late Joel ". Armstrong, Of LaBallo Goun-
ty.- As Miss Armstrong is ono OF tho foircet
and "eRlthiess ladies' In that part Of tho State,
hS5 ntenaed nnsoena leading business
WILL attract full sharo Of attention and interest,"
The following cali will DO published ID u, tie
blo9}mIington 4's}I1 papers tomorrow:
nnent viii DO hc ped BY u thorough COM
bination and organization Of those wIo carry
ia IT, Interests. Ito We havo decided to cau eonven-
This Convention wlli b held ia Heonngton ThSrS
IN ost l lsf Il, + I, =, easnssy deaiFed tst evory
tngs wi1 bo held in tho First Methodist Uhurcl, OF
this city commanding At 10 n,., and closing With
oao desiring antoranmant Vii peaso Wrto tot to Z mas
Aary uean, L9ontngton.
, 1874-09-22
a1UsCATINE COUNTY. IA.

Correspondence Of 1'hs Chfra1o Trtb;&t,e
MusoAT1NE. H., Sept. 18.-Onr County Fair In
iu progress at proaont, and tho attendance veg
torday was far In excoas OF what expected to
eco; indeed, 1t was tho laEgeBt crowd hayo
socn hero at County Fair. Tho Floral Hal
ladies certainly wore far nhoad az exhibitors.
Tho truck was vol uustaiuod by good stock. and
Reoaod tho chiof point OF attraction. But, % "a
agricultural show, 1t wa8 far behind what ought
TO po expected Of ono OF tho Oldest countiea In
the State. Owing to tho prolonged aud aoyero
drought, tho products OF tho fasn wero necosea-
IilY limited, rs few farmers ha3 anything to ox-
hibit; aud many who ought to have brought in
what thoy had, woro catolcaa md negligent.
Thoro wore como flno fruit. Amongst tbs
exhibitors Mr. Jacob Horn was promiuont
with his splendid chow Of forty ynriotlca
Of grapes. Many Of tho f1no clusters voro al,fi-
ciout to tempt the jews to omigrnto to Iowp as a
second Canaan. But tho show Of stock was cor
tainlY worry short OF whnt Muscatine County ia
enpable OF, with como Of the bost brcedorp in the
State within its lmits whilo tho implement Do
partment was scarcely worthy OF NOTICE. True
there woro fow specimens Of excellent mn.
ehnSry; but the quantity was contomptibly
small. This; however, Is al1ogothor owing to tho
citizeus Of Muscatino County boing too entor-
prising, md endcaYoring to accomplish too
much, by trying to run throo Fairs ia tGe county
at tho eamo time, which naturally tlworfa their
efforts aud tonds to failure. Farmers should
tnlio moro interest in these agricultural Shows.
md run them aa such. Instoad Of taking tho
lead 10 such enterprises, thoy arc too nps to
atand back, and grumblo whom things don't suit
them. To-day it is running hard, which will nut
4 final stop to tho Fair. This iH tho heay1ost
rain Of the season. -:
, 1874-09-22

- corrtapondsnee Of Tn chleaoo 7+tauns,
MAnENdo, H., Sept. 18.-The Iowa County
Fair hos been in full blast thia week. but, owing
to tho heavy rains, has not proved 4 paying In
esitution. terrible accident occurred on Tues
day afternoon. Whilo tho Committee wore busy
prico was driving two-aoatod buggy, in whIoh
his wife md another person woro sitting, whom
suddenly Ills team became frightened, sprang on
ono side, and threw him out, tho horses started
to run, and Mrs. Price jumped cut aud foil
across tho wagon-tonguo, breaking her log noar
tho ankle, 30 that tho bones were plninly vieiblo
through hos stocking. Hor screams woro tor
rlao. She WAS ut onco removed to tho roBidepoo
OF hor eon-in-law. Mr. Wilson. tho limb sot,
and everything possible dono to render hor COM
forthh'o. It Ia doubtful ii ahe recoyers. A1r.
price6 injuries woro not serious.
The olllcors OF tho Fair Ind mado grcat oxer-
tlonB to have successful exhibition, hut have
been provont ted by tho great storms. The show
of cattlo and swine WAS highly creditable, and
old Iowa County will bo hoard from In this line
hereafter.
, 1874-09-22
THE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
News Hte'ns Photographed to uhe Ohl-
cASo Tribuncs =


ILLINOIS.
>. MRS. Knox, . colored woman and widow
died at Cairo, about o'clock yeatorday, from
re Objects Of morphine. beloved to have boot
Iakeh On purpose to commit Ruicide. 8ho 1eayok
docd.
On Saturday afternoon Michael Berry, 4 coal
miner, engaged in tho Peru Shaft, had his LOT.
log 80 badly Crushed By tho falling Of mass OF
ROCK from tho roof that it wna necessary to am.
Grafton was porfornod Sunday forenoon. IIia
peok was also badly hurt, and his condition Ia
doomed oxtromoly critical. ue has d wifo and
s"o childson dependent on him for support.
o-sn1day morning William, Tho son Of William
bureau County, vas lending ls' 81 muio to ] watas
WIN TUG halter caroloasy wound around Ills
waist, when the animal took fright ut something
End ran away, dragging him more than milo.
Ino ie young nun waH dead whom found. His ago
ioatesttay morning about o'clock man
named name Josiah Dookwa!tar walltod on a bridge
which MA undergoing IopRirp at Fort Wayne,
any Toll d'ataneo Of 81 feet, fraoturing his
apln!sr;; H. HIS nsi intarlos 1 ATe fatal.
aho',, yoaterlay contained tho particulars OF tho
aehth OF isllcn Rickart, by burning, ut Licko,
sunday night. The mother anu father woro ab-
aont st from home. Tho girl. who was aploop In
tho house. awoke and ca allod to her mother, but,
receiving no rosponuo, tElod to light tho lamp.
Tho bed caught lire md tic gir waa wrapped III
nlanoB, but succeeded IN walking a fow foot from
The bod, whom hor parente, who woro returning.
Heo!i'U the nmoko isauing from tho bedroom
%in,low, run homo to tlnl thoir daughter horri-
NY b1rnou lying on tin floor.
An .angine On tho Panhandle 1toad, Just
ea'l OF 1t!chnond, was, on Sunday night, struck
bbE o'sslt freight carH, Which had broAon loouo
lt.M freight train milo up erado. but upon
, 1874-09-22
ANTI-MoNoro1Y MAsB CONVENTION,

II 75@s0s315H C13eda5 1F15aH7.
Township Haas Convention Of tho Hnti-Mono,-
oily party was held ut tho Court House this after-
noon. Tho courtroom was crowded, 80 woro
Tho balls loading thoroto..' II. L!aohor, Chair
man, called tho Convention to order, which pro-
ceedpd to tho nomination Of candidaton: For
Township Clerk, H. If. Woatherbee WAS unanl-
mouRly nominated; for Justices OF tho Peace, J.
'Kaufmsnn and II. 8. Violo; for CouBtabies,
James MoNamnra and Oharles seimB; for A.
t tsessof. qsoTgG nobos9on; foE r., Township Trus-
, 1874-09-22

DAKOTA TRRRIT0NY-ANTI-MoNoP
YANKToN, D. T.. sopt, 21.-1'he Damoaratis
and Autobiography Convention ut Yermtlion, on
Saturday. nominated W. A.. Burleigh for Con-
Ereas. It will DO remembered that he was once
before made tho candidate by tho Anti -Mouop-
9iists, aud partially ,lpdorsed by tue Democrats.
pears second time in tho play, The remainder
Of the ticket is made up OF straight Demoprata.
, 1874-09-22
M1cn1oAH po1lTloAI rTE,ts,

: DzTao1T, Mich, Sept. 21.-Tho Ropnblioan
prirnnries for tho election Of dolegatca to tho
County Convontion were hold in all but ono Of
tho city wards this evening, and considerable OK
eitenont Eas caused By tho eloso contoat for tl1e
shoriH B. Briecoe. Tho lattor carried o majority
nomination:
Tho Chairman Of the Liberal State Central
Committee will tomorrow publish card stating
ofalRhip nomination will. probably not 10 &C.
ccpted, and urging that 1t DO not. =:
, 1874-09-22

John 4ite, young farn,-laboror, committee
suicide yesterday morning Oh a firm fow milot
from indianapolis by cutting hia tt,roat.
On Thursday Of tl1is woos, at Indianapolis
sp.h,1g groas ss ho nsng Of 1.-THE droa
nrosotoe Of ox.0oys. BEor, Pollock, aud Cus.
tn. Of Ponnsylvanfa, representing tho Executive
Board of tho Contonnial Commission. trho
position. and Invitations have beon pont to tho
officers Of noignboring E1positiopa and statos Ia
participate. ~
ALBERT Poppin, Of Whitney Station, was
aaiteng ae T. to chair with Gun ou hia ap, when hu
shooting on the, Kun, tearing OF Poppin's Hoit
band, and his right arm below tho obow. lilo
arm wna ampntatod % Eoon az possible. bnt 1t 10
feared no cannot survive tho Hhook to l.s ngr7ous
syatcn.
=, Horny Fc1ler, Of Flowortiod was rtt,l oyor by
t'le cara on tlo Lalse Shore l. Michigan Southovi,
KailFoad At Threo nivora On Saturday night. lIo
bsne 1s nared e SdPa arapyp an Perhaps QUO s besides
s2a shs ess ae ola2oy to 1oos o5sisl hSs
Crane. for 81 900.
Robert s. Wliiams, Of New York. In. COM
nloneod snit againat tho City Of Lansing for
nearly o., 600 interest on railroad bonda iaeucd
Id aid OF tho 1onia d Lansng Railroad.
+,..; LYMAN aa,ao a; blias OF Oarroton, mot with
hunting. on Saturday, md returned with ono
barrol OF tho gun loaded. Sunday nigbt Io vaa
In tho act Of firing tho lonled barrel, ul,on it
caught o. a, tho end Of plank, diachareing it. Tho
and causing death In fonr hours.
-Tho propelor Brooklyn ontored protest
yesterdny, OF Port Huron, for damaged cargo.
her hsy1E failed on the paasage down
rod at Hammond Station, about 15 miles from
Grand Rapids, on tho Grand Rivor Valley Rontl,
uhdor tho following circumstances -Four bonra
, 1874-09-22

,CLEvEtAND. O., Sept. 2l.--Thero was small
attendance at tho fair to-day. Tho unfinished
race Tor 2:34 horsea was won BY Tom Dritton,' ho
having taken two heats on Saturday, limo OF
third.
Tue froe-for.all purso, 81, 900. WAS unfinished
On account Of darkness. Fivo heats wero trot-
tod, Magnolia winning tho second aud fourth
heats. hRy Howard tho first, Ohio Boy tho third,
and Harry Mitchell tho fifth. Tho fourth was
declared doal botweon Ohio Boy and Mitchell,
a1me. 2:29 2a8. 2:2024, 2:30, 2:a9. 2:s019.
, 1874-09-22

1I<ofd4 177FdltH ID 7N5 E!s1t100 TFl60Hf.
BEnn1Ek, Mich, Sept. 21.-At tue Republican
tho following candidates wero non.iDatcd: T.
d. Dix, Of this city, was nominated for ltegator
Of Deeds on tho seventh ballot JalnDa L.
Winaus. Of Densol Harbor, waa nominated for
Of ST. Joseph, was nominated for Prosecuting
Attorney on tue fourth ballot; Ja:poy Il,
Kellogg, OF. Niles. and ]. r., OAunsld, ot Bt,
Joseph, wore nominated for Circuit Court Com.
, 1874-09-22
MILWAUKEE, nRroaar oAucusEs.

: t : .657se2dI DFspazch 70 Tie Chicago 7Ttbtne
!. .M1IWAuKEE, Sept. 21.-Tho result Of tie Ro-
form Congressional oauouBes tonight was tho
return Of fourtGon mora dologatoa known to be
kopf. His nomination sooms to be ass1rcd
Some of his delegates are said to be secretly In
favor Of Mallory, and may gire him thoir votos
It ts almost certain that an Independent candi-
date will ho put forward. for whom tho Ropub-
, 1874-09-22

ahipt waa nominated for Btato Senator; D. Il.
a1nman Was ronominatod for Clerk OF Ito
County Court. Joseph ". Weomor was non,I.
natod ns for ehoriffs Tlomns Lovo was TO-
Niles. and J. ". Drowor, Of st. Jopoph. woro
ronominated for ooronoss; mud Henry Garomba
, 1874-09-22

Correspondence of 7Ae Chfcaqo Tribune.
dALEs1una, ILL.,. sopt. 10.--At Masa Oonyon-
s1on 70 he!d ct. Knoxville so-day, tho poopIo OF
Knox County nominated IN ontiro Independents
ticket, and appointed Congressional delegation
e meet othor independents Of tho Ninth
District at Yatoe City, Oct. 16.
, 1874-09-22

Special Dispatch to Tho Chieaao 7ribuas
MoGnEdoA, IR., Sept. 21.-Tho Allamakee
County annual Agricultural Fair opens to-morrow
e. g. Wauko.l, with proapocta Of boing euccoas.
manifested more than usual. Weathor favor
abl9.
, 1874-09-22
HOSIERY e. UNDERWEAR.

~->~~1sesssEkt1 ~->~1vsAEkt1 q 0NUEt W EAN.
! mos. Goss@ge
| q 90.
ASK I. attention Mt to their large importa-
lions Of Hosiery and Underwear for
Autumn and Winter use, especially
adapted to this climate, including
English Hosiery"
From the celebrated Nottingham and
peroy manufacturers, in extra quail
ties.
|. "Paris Hosiery
In Autumn and Winter shades, in
Cotton, Lisle, Angola, and saxony
Wool.
"Fancy Hosiery"
For Ladies', Gentlemen, and Children,
in hundred new and attractive de-
signs, in graduated, round, vertical,
and hair stripes, and fancy striped
aeeoed-hned Cotton, in latest styles.
Irish and Scotch Ho-
siery.''
smyth's'' real Irish Balbriggan
Hose, in plain oolors Every desirable
and q novelty in this market), Real
Shetland and White Scotch Wool
Hose, .Grampian Knit, Kniokerbook-
ers, Highland, Campbell, and Tartan
Plaida. Ajob lot. Of Fancy Cashmere
Hose at Goo; regular made goods
and worth double.
OnderWear,"'
Foreign and Domestic, in all sizes;
makes, and grades, direct from the
mills Of the different manufacturers,
including cartwright & Warners,"
"smedley'a, +" " Morley'a,!" and "Bret-
ties" in English; and 1.-THE Ameri-
can Hosiery" !" Norfolk & New Bruns-
WICK" and New Britain Co.'s" pop
ular American goods. Special shapes,
sizes, and weights always on hand cr
promptly furnished,
l06, lob & ITO State-st.
GO s. GO Westinghouse.
, 1874-09-22
WASHINGTON.
District OF Columbia Republicans
Propose to SGT Eyorythaux 2ignt-
Hank.N0to Printing.

District OF Columbia Republicans
Propose to Sct Everything r&ight-
Hauk.Noto Printing.
Specfal' Dtspateh 10 Ths C7teaoa Tribune
WAau1NdToa, D. G., Sept. Alt may not bo
generally known, but 1t il nevertheless tho fact,
that Washington haa q Republican party. and II
carries pressure OF ton to tho square inch.
1t don't often do any voting, but when It does it
doea 1t elects Legislators who, at the expiration
Of thoir service, carry or, merely "a souvenirs,
the, soap, towols tooth-brushes, etc., which .
they arc tor. Tho said party has issued
a.ciroular chilling n 1nass-,neeting to convene
Tomorrow to continue in session under snch
regulations ss may be determined by tho Con-
derppa topics arc announced for discussion !:
First, HAS tho General Government done its
whole duty to tho States Of tho South since tho
close Of the alayoholders' robeilion2 2" Second,
aftaira in many Of tho ssatos latoly in rebellion
against tho Federal Government what attitude
ought tho Administration to aasumo towards
said States IN order to secure republican form
s a t. aG t po9Rs toG1 of M Thr
Columbia sufficiently identified with tho pooplo
Of the Southern States to warrant tho Kopnb-
licans Of tho District tn elooting delegates to
represent them at tho Southern Republican
on tho 18th OF October next p Fourth, "Tho
Constitution OF tho United States having vested
exclusive jurisdiction over tho District OF Co
lumbla In tho Congrcss Of tho United States, has
Congress tho right to delegate tho whole Or any
part OF ta powers in relation tharoto nnd, ii so,
In what manner and IN what proportion should
tho powers OF Government bo delegated in tho
people p II Is not definitely ascortained, but 1t
is belieyed Tint these points will not ha satiH-
1actorily and oyeriastlngy settled by discussion
OHGuNpinU 1nHH fEfNn t1irHn fH11r Mann.
, 1874-09-22

NEW YoRx, Sept. 21.-Ilonry ", Dodge. oxccu-
Tive officer Of Tlayoa' Arctic Expedition, died
henaaaeuly Of ppople1y III Brooklyn to-day, agoJ
, 1874-09-22
It PAYS TO TRADE ON TEE WEST SIDE.


Mombcrs of tho HUMBOLDT PARK Rra1nrncy
ASSOCIATION hereby notified to call i,nnodIs ri,
At she otoo u tho Association and pay IN toir insts
ments now duo aud payable. This not1oo i, uron H.
o ths provision Vt tho statute ot tic Btato 81
Iy ostcf Of tho Boar. Of Diructon,
CHARLES PROTESTING. Bsa,v.
Chicago. Aug. II, 1874. A'~''
, 1874-09-22
rhAcRp IN NOMINATION,

= SDee3dI Dspa2eh % The Chicago tribune.
Tnp1ANAroL1e, Ind, Sept. 21.-Tho Roy. Isaac
g. Stout has boon nominated by tho Independ-
ent Central Committee M caudidato for Score
tary Of State, vice J. g. Dowles, declined to tako
tho Congressional RICO In tho Ninth District.
, 1874-09-22
a CARD.

~, .,,,.,, ,, NEW YORK, September. 1871,
AgnoTT, having ounplotoa Tho nuW cItion Of ito
euuneaun I'M @aa rse'ned the psacsisS q
~ spa H. r. &o9iS1o, So n al no so!5 an q
Easis. VILLA Ao sdmlultEatIUn Of cst1tos. tho law Of
Of laws. ~ s " ~
Aox4sD AFRa9rG Faas5a wuos Ss.ss NJ AR Rsx
, 1874-09-22

10 speak ZOE tno Donlooratlo etate tioNot- II
1nsr nv s tuse e9, sone o. u.
as,.as s =" ~ ."na,n TT, ."H.- uay W. oppoae sn
ticket as Who'o' lilo oontraasa tho aotion Q
Nav ynrk ronocrota a. ~ ;n,,t,,s sson "a,u y. ~
t1fk tp as 10 inviting eoopotato
Democratic pa1tv %, Now yopb aba suas h
.".a,o.,a,' pAg ;..... IT,. No" 10TH conamonds th
Fn.l'os'sm "' anu invites the Corporation Of th
owo nothing, whilst tho Democratic party .
pnbcap Tor tho abroantion 70 81 a. oora de
tionR1 provision about raristntinn '.I't M -
ThIoh, indeed, II owos oveiythar th now son sopn =
mana., T'aeos II; 20. Hroadhoad doola1cs TINT tht
draas Iemoorato Central Committee in its rocont al
oppressed In its language, whom DIV body da
cfared TINT "tho Demoeratto narty Of Mfesour
ADVANCES % tho Democratic standard, @ placing placing
ax1rnnta 49,, nso.nosaIs af M only. ne thon quotos
Gsa osraa 3lon t' sho 1tfnes anu Dtspa1eh, as the
Of lis connection With I'll" 1irion et5nv a. 1 ani
Rnrsisng natahagi Con- coekri. noT oanvaasoE Tor te
years IN tho obo arv toriis noscra,y .Chs Tha
1e.tot cloaoa a6 fouows: -.
~ msy ~ tEne that tho political party n powor It
eoao Gf tho VT haa nsea s hsrsh a:
lila nna 'qr tnoso ast9 ~ + saon!a be
tho var has becn misrio. oorruption. snd t1rannv.
md from the vory constitution 1t human nature II
Or ufY ths se ~ aoner1cn ~ It's ann
tha outhern poorlo ID tbo na,no d oyaity, cannot
sn. "a .,tn .na. & wHr uEon tne AsSs1 rarty must noes
tho purpose and spirit Of those having :eharec Of
n.o Democratic orgnniEation Of h!saour, Tho tono
sroas o ta oenrs ao md c ta tSa+ 2. sne
dono At te State Convention, 1nnat satisfy tho most
s onsefyer o. .s faes; r9r my part want
Hardin bocailao ho was not Union man, nor taFor
AZ: Gentry 1eeauso ho Wss hnt whom That tsSus is
raSoion ihoro nn @ nno ~ 1S n eans
Above II thiugs, tho country needs reoso md orer
snM sna re RSopa w3ala eesk nosF uo .nseross thoy
Missouri DEMOCRACY Is drifting into to worst INA Of
rsdisals:m. T. doctrines On the: currency
main1y from tho faef thst kho ~ sps1ngs
bonds Tere Issued to ralso eana to carry the War
snd its hostility to Union men shows that 4 attlt har
boEs at for revenge" that must inevitably
eamnato M IN awloaaneea hna disorder vhch will
ton from Ia borees j 4ud ~. sro n IN e..
plo of MAaoua were satisfied tut to sucoesa % Of ~
bepecFata purity IN this State would oause I'd can.
onizc1 Bones Of te Rebellion to break tleir eeromons
thoy would have nono 1t Respectfully yours, :
:; JAMES y. bhoApnEAo.:
= This document is auro to produce q profound
Throughout tho State aud will not DO
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