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IN PRDBA1E-ua Couary
| Court
In the matter Of the estate of James C. Anderson.

deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Anna c.
AndeTs9n ni-ratfix of the estate of said de-
has fail administered said tIl hSs Iha she
tlme and place be fixed for examining and al owi {,
htr account of her administration. filed in thi.
Gour II Is ordered that said account be examined
oy inc Judge OF this Court, on Monday. the 18th
day Of February. a. d. 1875 at 10 o clock A. M ar
my Office in said County
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased and To all persons inter
ested. by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day of hearing in
the Mhnitowoc Pilot weekly newspaper publish
T. g. Olmsted County Judge
Dated Msnitowoc the 9th day of JANUARY A. D., ISIS
SIS 3W.
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Legal NOTICES.
In PRoBArE--nanisowoc County

In the matter Of the estate of John R Weber
deceased
To sil whom II may concern =
Letters of Administration with the VIII annexed
on said estate Of john T. Weber late of the town
Of CooperstoHn county of MsnitoSoe il the state
OF Wisconsin having been issued 10 Peter Weber Of
Fond du Lac county in said state the Sth day of
January 4. d. 1873 and six months from and after
the 1914 dAy of January A D. 1873 being allowed
and limited for creditors To present their elaimz FOR
examination and allowance y utice IL hereby Civ
that the undersigned viii the third Monday
being the 18th day of July A ID. 1873 and the
third Monday OF each and every month intervening
thai day and the cate hereof at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said DAYS at the probate Office in the
city % Maniowoc in said county, receive. examine.
and adjust all ciaims. and demands of all persons
against said deceased
Dated al the Probate Office jan 18th 1875
T. U. OLMSTED County Judge.
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YOUTH and MANHOOD,

N ERNoUS DEBILITY. premature decay. ex-
~ haustlon lmpoency and all the effects OF early
abuses which destroy mind and body and unfit for
Marriage, speedily AMI permanently cured bv the
HEw METHOD OF treatment detailed in the Medical
Reporter, OF the old and reliable Medical Institu-
ton charted by the STATE. sent on receipt of two
stamps. Add ess the
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Cor. East Water and Mason SITS.
MILWAUKEE. Wis
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zeus, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve snd
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield TO its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known
remarkable hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
il is adequate, on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious disease, il saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
Finces the most sceptical. Even J family should
keep it on hand protection against the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Alice
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become ncurabe, and too often fatal, if neg
ectsd. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is unwise to be without it. As a safeguard to
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
nultitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved TO the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi-
aary Gods, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Infiu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, lsborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED By
Dr. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practieal and AnaIy,I~---
soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHEBK.
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MILES MCMAHON bees leave to an,ounee to
III Lis friends and the public. that ne h.. secur-
ed possession OF the ABOVE we'll KNOWN hotel o.
commercial street. Aalitowoc, where o. will be
glad to accommodate the travelling public ard
borders on reasonable terms
HIS tItie viii zlsSXs be pisniiiully supplied and
the rooms and bedding uuexesetIonable
Good stae!ins for horses and careful hoster
aIwa5s in attendance aILgs MCMAHON
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ran iin-st. Aanitow0c, N. keuenhofep
Proprietor. The large brick sJdition recently
buii nas eeen iurrtshed In excellent ST le. mzkin.
u one oil tne largest Snd most complete note!s in
Asrito voc A good able Is KEEP: in connection
with the nouse, where STOCK vill pc well provided
Icr. 10 a.
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II s'OurI.

In the mattegpf the estate of Carl Bubolty de
Cr;4rd.
To al whom II may concern
Letters of administration GA said estate of & al
Bubulty late Oi AanitUwoc County deceased Laviur
been is~ucd 10 Friedrich Buhoily on the 4th dav t
January y d. lSl). and six months from and after
the % day of january 1919 said dav being All "
and limited Tor creditors TO present their claims to
examination aud allowance. Notice il hereby
given that the the undcrs @ued will on MONDAY The.
18th day of July y ID. Is ., and on the last Mnndsy
Of each ard every month utcry cnin The date herco
and said Gay at - clock in the forenoon Of sid
days al ihe probate ottce ia the city OF antowoc
IN sald comfy receive. examine. aud ;diust sGt
claims, and demands Of all persons Against said
deceased
Dated nj the probate Office in said county the a5th
day uf January A. ID. 1870.
eSS-Iw 7. G. OLMSTED County Judge
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County

In the matter of the estate of John GnadI
deceased.
To all whom it NAV concern =
Letters Of Administration on said estate OF
John GnadI late of the town of Newton county OF
Menitowoc and state OF Wisconsin having been
issued TO Carl WeTnecke the i2th day of October
A ID. 1874 and six months from and after the 18th
day of January A. ID. 1915 being allowed ana limit
ed for creditors present their claims for examin
alton snd allowance Notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned will on the third Monday being the
18th day Of JalF 1873 and on the third Monday Of
each and every month intervening the date of this
notice and that day at 10 clock in the forenoon Of
said dave at the probate Office in the city of Mani
towoc in said county. receive, examine. and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons against said
deceased.
Dated Probate ONCE, January 18th 1873.
4. q. 0LMSTED County Judge.
s51 W.
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Caucus, aud had used his most persuasive
was an evident failure. The nominate,
was offered to him, but he declined it. 1t
will be recollected, as telegrapted last night,
the Independents
PROPOSED FOUR NAMES,
Judge Cole, Angus Cameron, of La Crosse,
ex Gov. j. I. Lewis, Of Columbus, ard
Col. j. j.. GuPpy, of Portage. The caucus
was about to separate, after having effected
nothing. 1t was i0:30 o'clock IN the even
ing. A motion 10 adjourn sine die was
made but sas not pressed, and was infor
mally Lid aside. They hesitated abou.
separating, and fingered, talking in little
knots. Al length ex-senator Doolittle
spoke:
"cAS rot NOT AGREE
on one of these names? Who are they!"
/ Mr.. Larkin Immediately proposed Angus
Cameron. His name was received with
Applause and cheers. His resistance, while
member OF she Senate, to the Graham
Law was mentioned, and his advocacy of
personal liberty rendered him popular with
.he German Americans. A few short, en-
eouraglng peeches were made; Doolittle
added ringing appeal; bis liberal princi-
pies were youched for; but all that was not
sufficient. The platform of the previous
evening was read and formally re-afirmed.
IL was decided that its substance he tele-
graphed to Mr.. Cameron, and a vote va.
then taken, conditional upon bis
ACCEPTANCE CT THE PLATFORM,
Cameron's nomination, with this condi-
ton was made unanimous amid great
enthusiasm, and the dispatch was sent
The Independents were Informed of thi,
action and several entered the Democrat,
caucus, where they were received With grs-
cheers. The Milwaukee delegation, O
Messrs, Finch, McGregor, Gev. W. Allet
f and others, joined 10 telegram to MIR
, Cameron urging his acceptance. The b7ie
newspaper dispatches were lodged in th,
telegraph office where information was hat
that the Milwaukee lines were down, an,
everything must 90 by way of Chicago.
NUMEROUS SMALLER PARTIES
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ApNINISTRATOR' SALE
NPRoBATE-Man County
i Court.


In the matter Of the estate of Frederick OekI-
dinch deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order o license made in said mat
ter on the 18th day of JANUARY, A. D.. 1879. by
the County Court Oh said County, the undersigned
administrator Of the estate of said deceased.
VIII. on Monday the 18th day OF February. A u.
$50 ut ten clock in the forenoon Of said day a.
the office Of the County Judge In tie CITY of
nanlto~oc IN said county. Cac- for sale. at Pub
nc Nendnc the following described lands. to-wit.
ror'y-two ana une-hali acres of lend situated in
the S0uth-wes, quarter of section number thirty
CD III township number seventeen 90 north OF
range number lTentr-threc l1j) east
The terms Of sale cash.
d -. Tci3cr administrator.
Datedat AiauitoSSOc the 43lh day of January 4 T.
1875. sTs,,,,-
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A mississippi Statesman.


From the ricksburg Herald
The spirit that animates the black legis-
lator in It's wise and beneficial law making
is aptly Illustrated by speech of one OF
these dusky patriots: "Mr. Speaker, "
said he, "de white folks owns de Ian, don t
dey; and don't We make de laws? OATS
what AK you. Now, Mr.. Speaker, if de
white folks owns de Ian's and we makes de
&c ian,? OATS what | AK you
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Attorney and Counselor at Law, ana Court Cor,
missioner Tor Aanitoso c county. All business en-
trts I'll TO his care viii lie promptly and faithfully
attsa led TO- Aiv.ce honestly gwen. sor whicn a
reasonable charge Wiz be made. Once ~ Buffalo
ST.. between Eighth and Ninth 70 al
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william LYNCH

rssliosable Tailor. All Foods made oy rhe sub
scrtoer are warranted to nt form Prices rez-
sonaoIe. anc AN baund to ple-se those vino yi,s
me their custom Snip on Iork-st., t~o doors
ives. OF se " ndIale doa~e - stfx
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whit will be seen from the published
vote In the 18th joint ballot, at Madison, for
United States Senator, that Hon. b. ). Lori
gan, our representative from the 2nd Assem-
bly, District voted first for Col. Chas. D
Robinson, OF Green Bay, then changed to
Angus Cameron; after which, and before
the vote was declared, changed again to
Senator Matt. Il. Carpenter The first
change was good one and would have met
ihe approval of all II his constituents, as far
rs We know. But his last change to Matt.
Carpenter, after making the campaign
against Carpenters return to the Senate, is
beyond our comprehension.
Mr. Lorigan il oil and shrewd politi-
can und Gao probably explain TO the satisf.c-
ton Of MS constituents
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tr. BIEIING.
CHARLES SCHaEEUu

Professor OF Music etc-wiil give lessons Vocal
Instrumental Muse ia The city of M4Eitogoc ana
40 Rivers. hesISence on EigaIn-st near tne
0"is houss' II a IL
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In the matter of the estate ofwiniam Ru.ch de-

In the matter of the estate of William Rusch de-
ceased
To All Whom ii May Concern Letters of Ad-
minlstI alton said estate of William busch late
of the Town of Rockland in the comfy of Manst
woo and state of Wisconsin, having been issued to
Charles Kruger. the Sth day Of February A
d. fs75 and six months from and after said dav he
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for X .minaiion and allowance
Notice IL hereby gwen, thst the undersigned will
on Monday the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1875 and
on the first Monday of each and every month in
tervening the date hereof and that day st 10
in the forenoon of said days at the probate Office in
the city of Aanitowoc IN said county. receive ex-
anline, and adjust all claims, and demands of all
persons against said deceased.
Sociw t. q. oLMsTED, Comfy Judge
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CARPENTER CRown

we're extremely depressed in spirits, and
were at their wits end. They looked as
serious as funeral They gathered in
melancholy groups and expressed inere
duhty that Cameron could get the united
Democratic and Independent vote. At
length the town went to sleep,
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TElS AORNISG

the regency and Carpenter interest issred
little handful, warning farmers and
grangers that Cameron was railroad at.
torney IN general, and Alexander Mitcbeps
attorney 10 particular: that he was nomin.
'ted IN caucus by Chas. Ii. Larkin, friend
OF the railroads, and supported by Judge
DoOHttle, who is "Mr. Mitchelrs bosom
Trend as the bill had it; and this wa
carefully placed in the hands of the Inde.
pendeuts, who are mostly grangers, and OF
srangers Democrats. About nine O'Clock
MR. CAMERoN's REPLY
10 the proposition as to his opinion of the
Democratic platform was received. Il was
as follows:
La Crosse, Feb. al accept the plat
form and the nJniHation.
ANGUS CAMERON.
This dispatch was hastily showed around
Tut was to private hands. Alta late hour.
his official reply was received as follows:
LA CROSSE, Feb. 3-To PFTER F.cn
MadIson,-l have just received and rea1
Tue resolutions passed in joint caucus. |
accept aud fully endorse the same.
ANGUS CAMERON.
This settled the matter, and cop,pleted
the caucus action.
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THE defeat of Matt Carpenter for the
Y. ). oenatorship by the united vote Of the
lew republican n embers of the Legislature,
who we're honest enough to adhere to the
principles Incorporated in the platform
adopt, by tie Republican State Conven
ton year ago, and the democratic refor
mers IN the state Senate and Assembly is
hnt continuation Of tie great movement
D. gun by the people of the whole country
about two years ago TO purify our national
politics by rejecting, Whenever an oppor-
tunity was presented, every man whose poli,,
i;sl record has been tinged by his participa
ton in any of the many frauds which has
crept into the dominant party during the
years which have elapsed since the close of
the Rebellion.
Although the successor of Matt Carpen
ter, Angus Cameron, is not man of
extraordinary abilities, yet he has the reru
sntion of being furnished with a good share
ot hard sense, and of being a man of
the staunchest integrity-a quiliica ton
fuucb needed in Congressman of the pres
snt day-and there is no cause for fear tina,
Wisconsin will suffer materially bv the
change she has made in her IT, S. Senator.
The following is brief sketch Of hi. life
and personal appearance which we take
from an exchange:
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@ EORG T. n. WOODEN

Attorney and Counselor At Law, Two River,
will attend to Col 'ctons ana otter business i,
hahlto"oe c'uhS ana TIciGI.y- Is i4-1J
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JOSEPH SYMEa,

Dealer in all kihos o. Stoves AMI Hardware and
Ganui.ct1Trr Cooper, TIN, and7S6sei-iroa ware,
] ork street North Side Azniio~oc 2z.-Iy
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Dealer in S'oves also NssuacIUrer of Tin sheet
ron ana Copper All Kinds OF req sir.rs lore
Eishss-st., bstTesh YORK aad BaEaio, NanItJ~ce
12H-1
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NORTHNESrEUN UoUSC

Fashionable Tailor. mas remove to Buffalo ST two
COOS west OF RSnIs Store. Al work war
'"h'eu wen done anu TO IL. IA 25-ly
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EDWARD CONHIY


Paws tue highest price for Wheat and other pro-
GucF, once on the northeast corner of Bu1So ana
E shth SIS. AasiloYse- NAN
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LAKE. ssfURE DIVISION.

ESoress train leaves Man. T.5la.m.Ar Mill Ja N
= Nil 800 . m. Ar. Man. 7 IS r. "a
Mid = Aan. IL % q. m Nil. 500 D. m
. MI. s:3ta m. Man. ID m
WESTERN DIyi-Ios.
FfsH -rieaNes Man. :: p.m.sr Appleton - D N
appleton - 8. IN. Ar. Man. 10 Is y u
Two RIVERS DIVISION.
Expr leaves y - 7:i5 pm. Ar. Two Rivers Is D. m
Ie9 Rivers 7.aJA.m. ar. al NJ. - ana
Alted . Aan- - AFat Two River, ~ i. N
Two Biyers ~ a. m. Ar Man. 20 90 q. m
IaEitoEOc , 90 pm. ~ Two Eis 3 :ssDp- n
Two Rigerr 4:I5p. nj. Ar Man. - ,. IA
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Ayers
Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat end 1rnss
such as Coughs, Col35, WhoopLc-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and COpsumrtiOp.

Among the rrc"'
discoveries Of mo,.eri
science. few arc O.
more real value 10
mankind than thi, ef-
fectual remedy for AL
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
surely ard effectunIly
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IN Personal APPEARAScg
Angus CAMERON.
HOW Hs WAS Elected United States
Senator DctnIts OF the Democra.
tlc CaIsrtGs ;and Coalition
Movement ETC :

special Correspondence of the Milwaukee News.
MADISON, Feb. 3.-The late hour at
which the Democratic caucus adjourned
last night, and as the wires were partially
down, made it impossible to get full reports
Of the important business done.
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The city was in glow of excitement,
notwithstanding the driving st,rm.
The
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DREWSEN HOUSE!
H. DREWSEN, Prop.

Mr.. Drewsan wishes to inform the public,
that he has recently established himself in
his New HoUsE on Chicago Streeet be-
tween Sth aud 9th streets.
The house IS entirely new, and has been
furnished with an entirely new outfit
A Large and Comm Ddions Stable also
attached.
The public patronage is solicited.
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TIE snpw is seven feet deep in tie
stree Z Of kewistcp, Me.
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Price One Dollal
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TIE sENAToR.ELLCT

10 a native of the State Of New York. He
vas born at Caledonia, Livingstone County
the fourth of July, 1926, and is now in
his forty ninth year. lie embraced the
profession ct law in the city of Buffalo, n.
u, and came to isconsin in 1857. lie
selected La Crosse as his place OF business,
and has since that time been leading
member of his profession. He has repre-
sented La Crosse county several terms in the
Legislature,in the Assembly four years. and
~ the isconsin Senate, and was Speaker
ofthe Assembly 10 1869.
~ PERSONAL APPEARANCE
SO Senator elect is strongly indebted to bis
Scotch origin, standing above the medium
height, with erect, well knit frame, q well
balanced head and clear, sharp, eyes,
and half and musinchs of silver gray
% D.
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Attornefs and Counseliers- Law. 9Th street
outh SIDE. 3 doors Nortd OF POST Office
~ German SPOKEN in tits Once. l3Aly
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e. T. ESFABRuOk.

Attorney and Counselor Al Law ONCE on corne,
OF EIshIn ana QnaY-sts. Maul.owoc IL ~.
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HI. 3. PIERPONT.

Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Oihee with j. ID. Markhs H.. Cor. 81 and Quay St
4-SS5-ly
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THE CAUCUS

pet al an early hour There was a very
excited state of feeling, aud there va.
peculiarly vigorous opposition to the seIec
tiou of Judge Cole. Daring tie time Will.
he bad been baliotted ior by the Ind, pend.
ents. ard while it was supposed that he
might receive the Democratic vote. sy-rv
effort bad been made to misrep.esens his
position and TO excite hostility against hIm.
Had he not been voted fer at all, he would
very likely have received a cordial support
n, on coming upas compromise candidate.
Bat Is the Independents lad voted for hun
constantly, she Democrats felt that in yot
ng FIR him. they were compromising every
thing away. Although he cordially accent
=! Their platform, this feeling eouli net be
ssmovea. There was then
LONG, ANIMATED DISCUSSION
in the caucus often approaching untriendly
elimination. But it was agreed to support
no candidate who failed TO get every vote
of the oIueus. Thea several ballots were
taken, but per fect union upon Judge Cole
ould not lie secured. This at length be
came apparent. and the at,eiari WAS ahan-
rYned. Jada. Uooiigfie 4, Frseat 1T the
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j. ID. MARkEAM.

L.. J. NASH.
~''"F"cy and CounseIOr-nt-LaH
Office IN stI St, MaHitowoc Wisconsin CsIec-
tons pro nJIiy attead to- 14s5I,
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

Commenting on the revolutionary mode in
which that equally stupid and miscellaneous
enactment has just been rushed through the
House by that foul-mouthed demagogue,
Butler, the st. Louis Globe Republican
paper, says that it sees in that bill "only the
germs of discord and the auguries Of con-
tinued defeat" The Globe further declares
that it is not a Republican measure, that it
has been from the first a cause of discussion.
weakness and danger, and the circumstances
of its passage are fraught with promise of
further evil.
cit is passed now, not because the cot1ntry
wants it, not because the Republican party
wants it, but because those who pass it look on
itastheir last clutch on power. Yet they would
have been wiser if they had seen what every
one else sees, that what they cherish as a
source of strength is the prime cause of their
defeat"
The Republican rump in the present Con
gress are acting like desperate gamblers, who
are risking their last dollar upon the chance
OF some unexpected turn whereby they may
may recover abortion of their losses and it
matters little to them at what cost to the
country the unpromising experiment is made