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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

The telegraph tells Us that Mr. MouIton
claims that ne had a right to attend AMI vo,a
in the church meeting OF Plymouth Church
can indefsasible right. legal and technical
hrst, because his wife Is a msmbsr of thu
church, and he represents her; and secondIy,
because be is member or Plymouth congrega-
ton himself" Possibly 20. But vhy Nv.
Msulton should retain and claim those rights
Why he should continue to be q member OF the
eopgregstion,-aud why he sheuli allow his
wife 70 receive the sacrament at the hands of
Mr.. Beechsr II he knew him TO be the kind of
man be now alleges him to be~that Is what
puzzles people. We are afraid Mr. Moulton
won't 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY. August 81. 1874.
The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion OF it, msy have The STAR sent 10
heir address for such tine as they desire, at
ne rate OF nfty cents per month Orders, &C
compsnied By the money, should be scat to the
business ofrce Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

MANHOOD REsToRED.-A victim OF youthful
lVl tmprudence, causing premature decay, nor
vous debility, etc, bsying tried in vain every known
remedy, has found simple selfcure, which he will
send free TO his fellow sufferers. Address ]. h
REEVE, u Nassau St, New York. jy6m.v.f I'm
EEMALB pIaEAsIe OF eli xinds treated. De.
cine vii be sent. Address Mr. Dr.. THOMPSON,
30. S&s North lItb street. PhuAdslphia. jam iTd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

The newspaper people who were not fnyit sd
on the late trial trip CT the steamer City of
Pekin are virtuously indignant over the wicked
schemes the Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
are going to have before Congress next winter.
ihey consider such excursions sIl wrong, and
tbs' the public men who availed themselves OF
this particular opportunity 10 combine a free
pic"-ont with hrst rate article of sea-sickness
are all sold out and deli yered, bound hana-ant-
foot, in advance. There il nothing like U,,la
disappointment to rouse the finer feelings in
human nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
TO I'm RI Ds .

TO IHvALI Ds.
ifyos ere suffering with Dyspepsis, Indiesst,ox.
sss one bottIs BkowhfNGy bfTrERs, sDe ~;
according 70 directions, and II you are not Sene-
purchased u and get your nooey back. All paxsiss
selling Il are aufhortxed to cell upcn the abovs
BR6WlfkQ hIDDEir6H,
Slo Reuusylvanfa avenue.
1eH IN Proprie<ou and Ha1ufscyursfu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
IMMENSE ATTRACTION-EVE YTHING
CHEAP
CAaTE3'S NEW.DRY GOODS STORE,
7OJ HAEkEJ SPACE.

CAhTE2'N NEW=ORY GOODS STORE,
7OJ EARKEY SPACE.
Splendid as assortment new Fall aud Winter DRESS
CtDt 5; just II ceiyed from New York
The cheapest BLACK 8LP1OAS in Washington
tn.S 2. eds %. az. sT4z very fine, 30 couts
BLACK CASHMEkES, BLACK SILKS; very
crtBp.
epi~ucid CALICO, 8 cent?
0nr splendid ysrd-wide C0TToE, at l2I cents, Is
selling very fast.
Lag sssortnent Of CAsSIMEREs for msn and
boys, yery oh7Bp
Large lot of BLANKETS and CANTON PLAN
ELS jest reserved from auction. aus3l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
MEDICAL. xc.

III IO1SdAs &c.
20 TO DIS. BROTHERS CRAY AND BE
" cured before IL is too late. This is the only
place Ia THIS city where cure and speedy caa
De obtafned Tor ell improper and evil habits s. ph
HIS, Gonorrb9a. Gleet, and Seminal Weakness.
Established at 9O6 street southwest since 1919
No cure no pay. augIs 2wE
LIB. JANE WILSON,
~ AthoroughIy experiences and scientific Mia.
wife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended to ct their residence 81 any hour
night or day. or pleasant rooas ans the best 81 et.
tendance at the Doctors private residence, ZIG o
street northwest, between LIST and d SITS. mar7-Iy
- L. 116 10TH srREfI, MAR Pa. AvkNyB,
private practice, viii guarantee cure in all Dis
structure, Syphilis, and spermatorrhes. Gases Of
syphilis In al Its stages quickly cured, and the FOL.
use of mercury. srermstorrhoaa, brought on by
and insanity, general debility, orssnio wsasness,
i'm potency, neryo frrttability symptoms of con-
sumption, Indigestion rslpitstion Of tie heart,
forebecings, eelfdistrust, &C., speedily cured BY
newly discovered remedies. DR. B., located for
many years At Is b. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd,
has consented, ser many solicitations by hisW ash
btngton patrons, to open q permanent once in th.f
city where he may be consulted every "Wednesday
and saturday In each week, from m. to D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

And nov Henry Ward Beecher is named for
the Presidency b. some OF his admirers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

A letter from ex-Secretary McCuuoch on
the subject OF currency and taxation, is pub
hshed to-day in the Cincinnati papers, which
lie sends in lieu CT going there and DELIVER
ing 81 address. Re Is represented as favor
ing IN this letter the withdrawal of legal ten
eers and granting Of free banking privileges.
ne argues that coin basis cannot be reached
while legal tenders are aAoxt. he fayors low
farm for revenue only. and says coal and iron
OF fennsJlVsnis and wooden manufactures OF
the east need protection TO longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

GRAAD OPENING OF NEW FALL AND
VI WIZ TER DRY GOUDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31
THE TRADES.

PAINT.
have o method Of preparing Paint which
viii warrant 20 cnectually prevent dRnpDe~r
osnsed by Digestive brick walls ana leaky metallic
roofs, PROVIDED the paint n applied by nv own
coats. ~ '--aSN
HOUSES and SIGNS painted IN the very l.,.-s
style sno In the most durable mar ner.
belng tnoroushly equipped for everT kind Of WORK
w ny nne respectiuIiy AK tfta from those
Nnom hsve not heretofore met PROFESSIONALLY.
shef, zoe lsth street between b and Inorthyess.
teo1-O ISAAC CURRY.
pLUMBING, 9As-TITTIHG AND sIWIR.
= AGE PROMPTLY attended TO, on Reasonable terue.
~ JAMEs u. BBIkH, Practical Plumber, NO
hssidenos SSz eh street northeast. Speciality, TIE
lnAD flfh elSsye on hand ufl-tr
GIBSON sHorHiSss
l0l3 Pennsylyania Avenue, south side.
nov8-D Fsss Wsrt q Spscsstis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

MADAME FLORHNCE,
lVl 1HE CELEBRAI ED CLAIRVO YlNT,
H. unequeled in testing the past, snd future
OF your llfe Ia causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success In life. In matters Of business her
advice Is invaluable. ehe gives unitersa al satisac
ton; none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
given or 20 pay. Can be consulted at her Parlors,
NO Ito Y street northwest. Jy7-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

We are Indebted 10 Gov. Sam Bard, which Is
Postmaster at Atlanta, Ca, for marked copies
CT the Atlanta Herald, showing conclusively
that the POST once at that point 10 the best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-31

III Beechsrs lambs carry on that wsy in a
prsyer-meeting," what sort OF didoes wo ,,d
hey cut up when "on their muscle" in a Sect
lar meetng-eay mass meeting in support OF
Hon. Henry Ward Beecher for the Presidency?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-07
ArRoNs OF nUsBANDRY,
omoer of tho national Orange.

faster. Dudley W. Adams, waukon, Iowa.
Overseer, Thos Taylor, Columbia, Is. q.
lecturer, r A Thompson, Plhinview, Wa
bash county, Minnesota.
Steward, A Vaughn, Karly Greve, Mss
Assistant Steward, @ w Thompson, New
Brunswick, N. J.
Chaplain, Rev A B Grosh, Washington,
District Of Columbia,
Treasurer, FM Mcdowell, Corning, n. \.
Secretary, o II Kelley, Washington, u. U
Gatekeeper, o Dinwiddie, Orchard Grove
indiana.
Ceres, Mrs D W Adams, waukon, lswa.
Pomona. Mrs o II Kelley, Washington. Do
Flora, Mrs J O Abbott, Clarksville, Iowa
Lady Assistant Steward. Miss U A Hall
Washington, d. O. Nlt eetH
Executive Committee--William Saunders
Washington, D. c.; d. Wyatt Axiom, Cokes-
berry, Abbeville county, 8 O.; 4. r Shank
land. Dubuque. Iowa. =.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-07
on,eer. or,n. Texas state grange.

VIM w Lang, Master, Marlin. II
NV Allen, 0yerseer, Mckinney.
MI Norton, Lecturer, Salado.
q W. Ingram, Steward, Wadesyille. .f,a
PGoodnight Assistant Steward, Dallas
AC Graves, Chaplain, Rainey's Creek.
John r Henry. TroAnitor, Mexia.
RIA Blnford, Secretary, Austin.
JW Speight, GNtekeaIe or, Waco. %.
MIRA 1hgrani, Pomona. Vaudeville.
"SE Givens, Flora, Waxshncliie.
as Nuckols, Lady ,Assist ut Steward
Atascosa. 6T EE kfs II
Executive Committee = Irm-w Lang, Chart
man, Marin; ALB Kerr, Oso; w PtTown-
sond, Calvert; n IA Thomson, Lockhnrt; WIN
Warren. Wascors.
1xAG IA 49, : @------ ~ ~
Revised List of Deputies for the sena.
I'M Rsss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-07
s2,ss4 Cash difs amounting TO :! AJ.$azs 500
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINEI

The distribution will be public, and will bs
made under the same form and regulations as
the San Francisco and Louisville Library Gift
concerts, ,ubdsf thS supervision Of q commit
tee of prominent citizens selected by the
ticket holders. -.
Reference as to the integrity Of this enter
prise and Of the mAnageme mt is made 10 ,hs
following well known citizens
BAN. = Tibbals, A. iToponce, J. Malsh, J
II. Gsrrish, members Of city council ,,sy. ..gr
JudgeT. J, Black, Aaat o. 8 Assessor;
Marshall D Gresnwald, proprietors Metropolis
tan Hotel1 Eugene Moore, city marshal: VT
W. Hull, Architsct; j.. Kehos, : constable; J
Kupfcs Jeweler; tspt g. Howe, contractor
ODD. Richmond Co., commission merchants
" Il. Campbell, Proprietor Central Hotel
Singleton ,;hiu' Creath, nPropriotors Pacific
stables; 8! P. Hitca, merchant, Sandy, Utah,
A. G, Garrison, Helena, Montana
We will also announce thst each and every
person buying q ticket can, at any aud all
Times. examine our books and all business
transactions connected with the enterprise.
and, asQthoilrsming Of price will be placed
Ia the ,haadA Of honest and disintsrested men,
itwaI ihsnre fair and impartisl distIibunon.
siood, Besponsible Agents 4. Wanted
n Liherni Comm ssisn Allowed =, .
Money SHOULD be sent by express OF by
draft on any solvent bank, by gpostoffic,
money order, or registered letter, at our risk
For particulars, address GO
y. W. MORGAN, Manager,
nyl,T<-2m Lock Boz lbs. CoFjapt, Vsat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-07

,ilst. JIM Crockett, Dallas. ta&ff +
I'D. jos Massey, San Augustine. 81.
igdi u. L.Bsslen, Jacksonville. Z I,zrdt
4si. SIP. sS,l,ll. london oiJ ,9IGs,
9th. James Orr, Kaufman
dth.rD. "a. lDeclierd, Lorgvrew. lTq ~ ha
7,h,sWm Warren, Waskom.
sth. J NJ Harrison, Canton.
9th. G W Ingram, Cotton Gin.
10th. W A Worthsm, Sulphur Springs
llth. T V Baker. Van Alstyne.
l2lh James Moore. Bastrop.
18Th. A. J, Louderdalc, Long Point
l4th. L Caldwell Marlin.
18th. ] A Duncan, Dsrisyille. "a
10th. W. q. Wood, Independence.
18th. A Rose, Salado.
18th A j Hanson, Calvert. s L.
18th Isham Fl Earl, Waco.
2oth,W B Tucker, Forth Worth.
2lst Il Stiff, Mckinney.
AID. W y Dow, Whitesboro.,Hr
23d. L X Gillette, Prairie Valley.
Oath N. i Norton, salado.
25th DR., II s Weisegar, Marlin.
26th, NJ s Wallace, Lagrange.
9th. J L Price, Gonzales.
2sth. j Haynes, Manor. - "a
goth. n A Thomson, 4Bockhart ~
June5w4t
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11
s.cnrrnl Regulations /

linpils ARE received M, time during tie
,rhr. rnl el,arge,l frnm ,laie VI entrance
~ deduction made svr partial VI rnrf,
nulpAH Ia sasr IL i,rn.rastal illness, ~ lIt.
miasai,
,.'tAi'Hanlra,luna III nnl from ,lle Ara.lr.
eui, are sahmill.i ~ The inattslion of The
seIt,lniess
Eanll i'nlll II required II hove ,ianH.s
nft'lnfhli.g sui'siHh' - APPEAR VI MI fiass
neatly null te.neaiails dirsaui nlsn IL
tuwrls. III ts'ls nAltkln~, pns slfs.snr
gnsn nns ha,Lina gan, tns hlsei, n,..ntir
knltn. tulk silver Ml,le nal tn .l.ss,n aasl
nalkinsrInk N.ih nF,lte marked III IlgI
dreeting.ense furnished With e.nhs, hpusl.
iuath ani MIL ltia.h.a A.apt 80.
i'sale. ln.ne, mi pnstafa alanl~ are q
H. eitr,ittgI 60 III. illsails.s s.rslenl.
llnta. .us slp'i.lny " nshsr iisrs Viii II.
nude, nnlsss ! ann III money N deposited
a'h ,te Institution fer .hHt tmlase
l'fsfrn1r If Religion fUrits i,autafatia
III thr 4IntiBslun III rnL ia nfr Willing IL
r,Afaitn "a iks .-i.htsted routine Uftha
InAil1Ntr A.tnr ~ FAtHltsA4
~ >arstip,s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11
Good and Cheap t;oscrMHlent.

Tho nnsA II mankind arc honest anil
desire cool and chorr government n
matter whether members of one party
OF Of another. A common intcres, I.er-
vadss Ill clssses, ha. the political as-
pirsnts. Whatever injurta enc tux pay.
q Injuries ano,hcr occupying tho su..'
position whether politically no II r.
publican OF rrfnrmer. Extravaganza
and corruption IN public expenditures
fraud and dishonesty IN making public
contracts; mnladminisiratipn of
public affairs ,ninres MI farmers. MI
mschAnier, MI lahnr,rr all manufact.
urcrs. all merchants alike. |, i i'm
material what ones politics may lc,
whatever jcopardises the material IN.
forests Of ono class II citizens II alike
hazardous 10 every other person III thu
same circumstances. and pursuing u
similar vocation This n why when
tho public aflnirs afc son,lminisirfod III
10 produce injnr, T. \ class. or when
therc u reasonable ground IL appre.
hend such injury as Tho result, tha, tho
common people without distinction IL
party May be Seen rushing 10 tho res.
cue. Tho man who " honcs, III hir
conyirtions, aud just with himself md
his fellow man cnnnos help In. admins
lister corrective and rcbuke nj thc
ballot box TO tho corrupt and dishonest
sfhcial. uraso suspicious aud serious
insinSationa against tho official in,cg.
rity and honor Of tho auditor aud treas.
urer u this county Inst fall resulted III
their defeat, and tho triumph AZ vii
Or = board u supervisors PERSONAL. aud
politically hostile % them. e. tlri, rep,
utation a. men md citizens; nna who
Il honsst In their expressions. bellows,
tho grave charges aud insinuaiirn
against their Official integrity. In,
ample foundation. 4 rigid and OK
hauativc examination u tho affairs d
their olIlcss cycn before Auch artan
demagossea and knayes ~ these upper
vieOrS have shown tbensol,.t 10 H. .lr
monatratcl TINT III. cha,g.r and ,,,ri,,
uations against them VIE ab.olutel
groundlssa. and - .Lc, reported. An
NOV lot the honcst masMs look III iii
record those men mako IN the sac
rcd name 81 ''rctsenthment. eeono,n,
and scfors.' For their own pp, n
supervisors ~ ons half tho fiscal ,en
10y pay themselves over 5000. Will
ths oxpcpscs VI sLs hoard fur tho tul
year preceding wss onl, ki3j. u,
sanising opposi.ion . VIZ Moon I.
MT letting ,he tax .als ~ ,lr lsa.,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

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,tssslHR j w. ,tvatass tt IT. 49,
Kit .n4 s4as : - mA44ts ~
...a. rA..an = l.4.A,.a .AA
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~l...n,A 1.,r had ii. h,.ns.s .lsaa,et
- n.
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ne.. asl IA ts.te ,ha, .hue el ~
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a., ,l.,..ma,, i.,..a,r, a.,
| III nilssap I.,,rum.n, n hi, rtntst
protection Il persons ana property, AMI
'ha' ~ an s'nI'e law 'a"N's,'s
. ~ -" ~ $3.50 80
y T,.,,se ~ /, 49,, r. ,,l.,;e,i
reintu aud T. tia, ena W d,maml
honesty, economy, ani purity N usl'ris'
VA -,
a., IT.. NM, 49,. l.a,,a. M. s,.,,l. !,
In, in.,.al ,h.,c,,f No -, i, ta,.r .f i
true system II civil service rcfrrn.
making honesty ani capacity ''s "n's
''a' e'a'h'r ~ T"''se sHF''s"'n'
l'aslng 'hat very LAY gwen Inv
readers !" 'he FLAW HsAaM mn mr.
''''' 'sno"'cln. th' '~if'ne TINT -
The ''esHr belong SPOTS N the sensc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11
The Lesson IN Congressman.

Tho recent ,lefcnt " Luke l. Poland
In tho gnd Vermont dislric, carrie.
viii, Il Lesson TINT public servants
every where should heed. Elected IL
lShs ny d.pOD majority, IN ls7o b,
10, go majority. and n ls,2 hy ! -.
from Il state aud district liza, has nev,
II since admission IN a State swcrsed
irom the Federal. Nhig.pr Republican
candidate, he now lies buried bcnenll
majority cf neurl, . ,nn. Rrlyinp
ON tho overwhelming republican strength
u liis district mud lilo uniform fcali
it. electors had shown T. party. IN d.
Iianrs ~ public opinion 10 TUX Iii.
contract Il WITHDRAWING t'a' credit
mehiiier partiripat9r. III this Lnsl.
moss he performed j,b IL halsomin
ng that tur artistic skill. was WitLnu,
= parallel, but tie rlcss Of thu conn'
t.. thinking II Ind he.n uneyenls
spread on, bagan .s criticisms Of judy,
Poland, the Mohiiirr congress AM
president, the salary grabbora, --bael
snl iront, --wl,cn IL Lc avenged, nnt
q punish Il, aadasily IN keeping watcl
II tho servants u the people. ho Will
II, u, Pratt aud men Il Thur ilk
whose official and private acts would
not bear tho glare u bread day light
attempted to tax Il ou. Of .sis,cne,
through nnfriunlly legislation In III,
WI, Of postage, AMI liually hs salj ..t
lng /. - criminal prosecution III III,
federal courts u tho District u tul
un.bia, fur words of criticism VI III,
aeis u public servant. in Washington,
uttered IN lown. Sclf.rcspcet il wunl,
see'n would prevent the prev u I'll,
country from endorsing Pratt. Iolan'
Or any meMl~r of congress no matte,
y which party 10 belonged, II h. ia,
urud aud voted for either VI thnw Inv,
aimed vt IT. independence and &C,
existence llis course tue on Tie Lil
lri.re congress on tho currency qncs.
tim. aha ai.e,wara biz eoolcra,io,
with eastern capitalists ~ secure /. I'll,
presidential veto, Are sufficient u max,
his defeat victory u TIN Wat aud
national triumph to The press. III
events now occurring In American I'll
,iss ought - teach thu riIltieiai,
lint the people are determined n I'm,
tI" elective a,stsm untia,uncl.i b
tsalty - anything except Il truth. .
right. and & tho public good Aud
THESE demand that Ifatt. t;rant. L,
lani, and NIL others III ofice slall ito
dpwn md out; lct them ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11
nESl.t,,'. REGULATIONS

Ilftptatla tt8Hi8eHtte tst#lhr rtst N#..i4g b
I, i4stHt fs ID t#i H'N4f fan ~ I'll tts#f fFt j
ft aita t.tAal ar u tile hiin.N. ,lrp H.
84#t 1854 ##E.s t4s#tAt 81 ne s sfSE II f.lf#t4
Il 5#s41 49, 88 n I'D sft gi stsEs8t i, m psl ;
8i fs#f et5#8 ttst5sts IL AH f#5tl.st#
~ #4tt @8t#tH ~ IS #sss#f5ssl st.#g 4 8e#l
49, Sttllstllf IL ste #f#8 s "a t9Its
5t 4 #*##l is5sss tt4HEs tst + 84tss88a III III
tFs4s84 st at8asssu
taitt ltasa, sleIssft 4HHtsInt ta. s8aes ~
2.ate8s4tls Ill 1. se4e# tIe iltttttt* tftf IL
IL 49, 4A ##ss tlsA#s anRfts HI I8sss hit
5t ssse4tA44 III lsF#esz#8
HNt1t *Ha ftff II Is ss8saa afa isgeF Is
t8iH# Aafstass Fl illEtzsH tt4n M tis 1s,sEt1S.
t 4saA##8 t5Et l s.fftN A#ttI..
1Iel Nta H4Hf lti - iha tHte Ha a5
ai4if5 asffhssle III I'll 81 Nalln At HEe n
tattsa, rn s#t listA fa !iita, iii tii. askW II
rttAA 8n s1tAs'A ssfs4si tlss .sniiise tteit -
FH flatnut a#f.il9s
~. Htttss8st ssststs If afnisttas 81 eet al Al
lfalt ntpa fl iiths aHtsitTt IL tlip zel8 4l
sf tise n ttsattsf,
- t8t ants If IT, alns.fHt .IefatiE8'
#Btkgt41 aFFt tA8t IL ffFttt a 1880 titis# 4
H.s#4issH Hf 4f#st HI III seaaiss&Ist ~ te ltsi y
h
III siar1fet a,ell hsfastsa si4sANl ~ ul,sttlat
Fi ~ ttts t4tasst 4s III StsnHs a,hi nm sts
fasaiHr N slrts, s.lfhe. Ia,shefst,etss tf"t#al
attsiss hfHs.tta IT, a9te ~ ttsss Viii IN fAfsis
sifefsA tazesa tElisfA sleslnl itlsssst III mssss
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attention resolution vss rtspattJ an'i
lf.rnirA n NEATLY every memfss \
that convention. thai ,let might, m.
las ,l,es approved \. present re-
luiien a censarr fet The ofhrial Wiz
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Resolved tia, having organised II
ssihe interests II ietrcnehmv,t and -
form. ~ hereby sanction aud A.
prove the action cf Frank Kyle,
county treasurer, In letting .hr pub
fishing u the ,ax.-alc a, - cents !
description. whom hc had hi,ls f'r VI,
same a, Scents a description
The rank and tle, tho people. ,l'
taxpayers who were al homc cn ,he''
farms aud unrcrrcscn.cd BY voice, vote
or sympathy, dcnouncc nnd condemn
the principle u this resolution and thu
practice that was In keeping with IL
spirit. and AZ honest men mus, rchnl,
il aud its fricnds And now, were Grit
On and Lambert honest officials I'll,
needed protection would be assured Il
the people. agains. Tho unlawful tax
Ing from the public treasury Of this
money. Tho law anil tho facts would
sustain mn injunction 10 rtst,a,n IL pay.
ment. 10 resort u tho law viii do
prisc the people Of tho luxury ihci,
own Votes have secured u them. TIL.
rohhcr, VI thu public treasury lor par
tisan purposes. 10 tiriiliu. Lambert
md ky,e II wo.ld 10 a rod..cnl the,
will not lave, for MI Old maxim will
hc followed that SaSs.
.lr,on allow tho devil Il kill Iii.
own ment, no cannot find fault with
tho butcher.