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The Third Term.
From the N. Y. Witness

The Republican party is in trouble
about the third term, aud it's most re.
spectacle organs are doing all in thei,
power to induce President Grant t.
cone out with u district reputation
Of q third nomination.. Such a declar-
alton they regard as essential to the
success Of the party as, if Grant
again receives the nomination. moth
ing bat defeat can be expected. And
even should he decline then, irrepar.
able damage would lie done in pre-.
viOas elections. Such large portion
Of the Republican party will decline
to vote till this question is settled
that the Democrats are likely to bc
generally victorious.
1t is not merely the theoretical oh
lection tn third term that causes
this decentralization Of tue party though
ti'atiis staoDg, but the disgust wl,icl,
~ generally felt at the Presidents in
innate c"nnection Will, men STEPPED
interruption, or acting in collision
with those who are. America wants
very different style of man for Pres
ident from one who fraternizes with
Murphy, Shepertl, Chandler, Robeson.
Richardson, Carpenter, Butler, Bah.
Geek, and such like, and who, through
them, ID most nnpleasantly connected
with Jayne, SanborD, Harrington aud
other men of similar character.
There is, however, this difficulty in
the President's position: for which
there is not sufficient allowance made ::
With what grace can he refuse a NOM
ination that has not been rendered ?
No one likes to be in the position de-
scribed in the old distich
Like the clever lady,
One Mas Baxter.
Who refused some one
Before he axed 'er.
We can not blame the President for
not complying with the reiterated
snmmonses of the Herald, Tribune.
Times, aud Harpcr's to decline a third
nomination beforehand, seeing that
it may never be rendered. Indeed.
We think it very unlikely that it will
bc made at all, unless it be forced on
the nation by the attitude of the
Southern whites. If there is no other
way Of securing the rights and liber-
ties Of the population set free by the
war and Of those who sympatl,ixe viii,
them in the South but the election of
President Grant once more, We rather
think that he will bath be nominated
and elected. 1t is the recreancv Of
the Tribune and Times and MANY
others on this question that threatens
the nation with 4 third term, and
every inlnetice or outrage at the South
renders it more probable.
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Republican Central Executive Committee
Three Dollars !, Year.

State Of Louisiana.
S. b. PACKARD, President.
JAMES LEWIS. Vice President
CHARLES HILL, Secretary.
l.. LAMAEIERE, Assistant Sec'y.
J.R. q. PTTKIN, Corresp'd'g Sec'y.
Il. +. JOUBEKT, Treasurer.
sUB-ExEcUrrvE COMMITTEE.
s. b. Packard, Chairman ex-oflicio.
r. +. Flanders, James +. Casey,
Il. +. Joubert, e. w. Lowell,
Michael Hahn, james Longstrect,
James Lewis. &C. Antoine.
John 8. Harris, I. T. Allain,
K. A. Bray, +. Riard.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
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There is IL general disgust prevail
hg the Democratic press throughout
te State Mt the failure OF their leaders
the House Of Representatives to
HISS measures of relief and reform,
nd, If possible, to put the Republican
'enate in default. Instead Of doing
his. six out Of the ten days were.
Wasted by them in a scramble for
,tfice.
And then the expense! An act,
,otten mp by the Democratic House,
appropriated Sll7 900 for q ten days.
session. What will it take to run them
or sixty days is the universal ques-
lion. We believe the old Carter
House will he thrown into the shade
,ext winter when our Democratic re-
ormers get fairly started. But, then,
the boys are hungry" and son,c-
hing must be done to appeasc their
ppetite.-La. Intelligencer.
Columbus, Ohio, dispatch of Nav
9th Wyatt Flowers, (coloretl) had
/, misunderstanding at the supper
able tonight with his aunt. He
hot at her with a pistol, then with a
azor he cut tw" terrible gashes across
Ter head, and another across her
causing her intestines to fall
Dut upon the ground. He then re-
oadcd his pistol. shot himself In the
right temple and died soon after 10
great agony. The woman will prob
,bly die. Flowers had been an in
nate of the peDitentiary, where he
rad been sentenced for shooting his
White mistress. Manifesting symp-
oms Of insanity, he had been con-
ned in lunatic asylum. from where
e had recently been discharged as
ared.
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Republican Parish Executive Committee
Parish of Ascension.

PIERRE LANDRY, President.
L. f. BENTLEY, Secretary.
p. A. JONES, Assistant Secretary.
G. H. HILL, Treasurer.
Louis Butler, George Digs.
Owen White, Carpenter Jenkins,
Willis johnson. George WOOdside,
Manuel Johnson, Edward Cnntey,
N. NJ. Conway, Louis I1efort,
Robert Noel. Nathan Hays.
Joseph Reynaud, Frederick Fobb,
Beverly Willis, v. G. Gabrielle,
Hillery Rice, Cubic Jackson.
Calvin Carter, Charles Henry,
Aaron Hill, vote, J. Robertson, vote,
Albert Braudy, John W. Graves,
Henry Hayman. Joseph Carter,
Augustus knight, Allen Stephen,
Isam Th0rity, Arthur Burnctt,
Communications should he addressed to
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-23
Dilidlng Her Money.

For many years Mrs. Margaret Laps,
an eccentric but estimable lady, has
been a resident Of Watcrvlict village, y.
I. During the past five years she has
been an intimate of the family Of James
Macklin, her son in-law, who lives near
the Shaker settlement. The eccentric
conduct OF the old lady - shc being
seventy years Of agc-has of late been a
source Of much trouble and anxiety TO
her relatives. One Sunday evening she
left home and did not return. No trace
of her could be found. The search tor
her was kept up by her son-in-law until
Tuesday morning, when, in passing Il
deserted building formerly used by the
Shakers as n hotel, he heard a noise in
side, and, pulling block out Of clink
in one of the walls of the building look
ed in. What was his surprise to dis
cover his mothcr-in-law in one Of the
apartamcnts kneeling on the floor. In
front Of her were severed piles of green.
backs and three piles of gold coin. She
was evidently counting the money. As
II was not known that she was possessed
of any money, Mr.. Macklin was at a
loss TO understand the matter, and, APP
pearing before the old lady, requested
An explanation. She was greatly sur
prised and annoyed at being discovered,
and told her son-in-law 10 20 home,
assuring him that she would soon follow
We returned home, and on entering the
house was astonished TO find his sister.
in-law, who lives in New York, there.
Before he had recovered from his sur
prise bis brother-in-iaw, a resident of
Buffalo, entered the house, his coming
having been entirely unannounced to
any OF the household. Explanation
from the new comcrs revealed the fac,
that they had both been peremptorily
summoned by their mother 10 be in
Watervliet on that day. While they
were explaining Mrs. Laps came in. i,
seems that she bad saved up during her
lifo $500. Feeling that she had not
much longer to live, and determined that
there should Be no wrsngliny over her
little fortune after her death, she had
written TO her son and daughter 10
lneet her at her son-in.law's. She
then gathered up her money and
repaired TO tho deserted hotel, where
she might count and plan its di.
vision without interruption. The re-
snlt Of her dcliberation bad been that
rhc shon'i divide the money equally
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Grand Real Estate Distribution
AT ArclnsoN, KANSAS. MARCH -. 1850
2 ,se4 Piece. Of property valued at $40 500 q
TIE KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSO-
ETATIHN


CATION
r organization composed OF Capitalists and Busi-
L ress Men. residing IN Kansas, duly incorg grated
by Tie authority cf the ~t-tc with capital stock ol
ONE MILLION DOLLARS. divided into Two HtNuKEp
IgoUSAND >RAkES Al FIVE DoLLlKs kACs
lbs thdrt'r Vl -Al or dnilattuu - tut me EsNt -
Tt>Hfs-ths ls8ss, and CuufvTs upon o. cOTpu.attrs
and their luii power Jai sul rty 10 trans
bus:ue-, Any oi the suites and territories oi the
United states the following puTpp-ee the promo
ts0a II SgHsg S0ttOR the organization md mantle
nance ut b,a.~ oi trade AHl buSiutss CNcIau go 3
the accumuialip SON ad loan OF funds; the erection o4
Ha.It!ugs :.At The .UEcA.sE AND SALE % RIAL e
Ia furiaerIEce of thes" general purpos's and more
especially o. encourage ,HuafJ rffi0H tn k1uats sud
% ait ~ fEc erection 81 a ttt5 IiII Aad Board Il
lIpit Rooms ~ ui- clty 81 AtCHi-'l. the hASst
LkNJ ASD ISNIuRINT ASSOCIATION has. iu is C. o.
puratc name .I capacity, purchased tn ,SB3 pic
oil Reu E,jh.c meet be,OW, yattl at sl1O.SOO.
and Will. Ca Earcn 2SJh. 1876. az Couaili.n
Hail, IN tbs city % Atkinson, IaAs Distribution oi
the same
Every share, wherever AID by whofus1cvrr held
ri Gs SyuaYy rsyrsss1sfed "a tar D.fs ta5soH. amt
VIII DE eti- 10 any enc Ftsce 90 sid properly thdi
nay h. awarded 90 .i,y Nt te pay uas Nta
cd such svIrt Will De drc d 80 uI.H hs 20 Ftfs
y ste >hate "4t'ls resent az fsc t.iav iu sIr1u
BY proxy Hud TIE IA nlIrrs 81 t1C Association wiii
nJt Gt,e,ty 0r AiJEecfig vote 90 psftIcpat. be- the
ultctis, s.-4L z;o-kAJilels ia dec.ll t.ic
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In 1855 Edward Everett resigned the
position CT United States Senator from
Massachusetts, and Henry Wilson was
elected TO fill the place. The Natick cob
bier had at last won a great victory over
the old element Of Wing aristocracy-
Lawrcnccs, the Wnthrops, and the APP,
pletons. They felt the sting keenly.
Soon after he took his seat he made q
speech advocating the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave law. He said: awe
mean, sir, to place in the councils Of the
nation men who, in the words OF
Jefferson, have sworn on the altar OF
God, eternal hostility to every kind OF
oppression over the mind and body Of
man." He was warm and earnest
Abolitionist. At the American National
Council, at Philadelphia, in 1855, he led
the opponents Of slavery, and when g
Southern man lett his place, and
with his hand On bis revolver, sal
down beside Mr.. Wilson, the latter
said: Threats have no terrors for
ireemen; am ready to meet argu-
ment with argument, scorn with scorn,
and, if need be, blow with blow. 1t is
time that the champions of slavery
should realize that the past is theirs
the future ours"
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among her children, which she at once
proceeded to do. Among the money
were two hundred English sovereigns,
which she had kept fifty years. The
rest was enbacks. None OF her chill
dren knew of tho existence of the
money
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IN The business feel Justified IN making the assertion
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the shape of grain, from grass srcit mp 10 cora
alec make In connection With my ~ business
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