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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

III va. "s . GKay went homo one day
va taking with him . CAin.u.a who
k'a Of w.. .'eaeed to tbs peni,so,iary ier !
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

Tx local item 10 Wednesdays triweekly
stating that the District Court had oeen IN
session eight days should have read fourteen
49, sssl
days ssH
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

AL PERSONS HOLDING GER
"a lain sm.il promissory notes issued By me for
c1.ae win ssss them to s :. my ..ors - ~
Oranits Creek. Boise 20 T.. lor =. sss,s
war - stDr their circulation. ALEX. DASSAiS'
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09
s}Hf = h1stV a8bs8i8J E31sss ffsss 80 ~ ssffs
OBSTACLES TOMlRRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eE
fects OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable reme-
dies Books and circulars sent free. In sealed en-.
velopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 4l9
North Ninth st.. Philadelphia, Ps..-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. es
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

b, h.. sa w'IAElx, late night watch
h, 49, ''sn'd' aud Mr. John Frank bss
vi. . IN bis stead. Mr.. Frank win
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Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHlP HERETO
Il fore existing between John Foster and - 70.
terson IN the Miners Home Hotel and doing busi.
ness under the Arm name Of Tostsr 4 Peterson. q
Quartzburg Boise county, !. T., has been dissolved
~ mutual consent, M Foster having purchased tho
interest Of Mr.. Peterson. viii continue TO conduct
the business on the premises q heretofore receive
AZ debts due the Arm. aud psy 81 The liabilities
thereof. JOHN POSTER
QuAs1zSune. / T. Jan1aEy ~. le76-WAl
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

hi, 80. :" HARRIS wa. in town during tho
Esa ~ y The week. aud report. his toll.
k,., ~ ~ travel. The srca, slide repor.
|,,e,I, Two miles 10 length aud tn. road pas.-.
= ''e' y, and has q solid fouods,;o,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09
DEPARTURES.

rob, Gray, Joe Evans, Joe Huston, G
r..,.,, II + Prick-tt, Alanson Smith. w A
" lame. Carr. Sam Weller, Il NJ Lsllirn-
,.JJH Ha~ley. A Dean, James Bush. } J
l.person.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

'as1assIaf4 -fst, a4a.fssla gio5afs ~
tt'tuI bsanefs9 ed ~ tltpda III nt0aod
iltlu Ila1qaao .9asn5il ssad 2aia
as0dsaol if1ifnngibns ant i.l1is Ii i.
III ltef baeb odt 10 eas9libs7t ]
+ fog 40 tana xiHoI hn4 dsaat nals3
hits ,s8f4e1sl ~ i.fsS h4ssasY..ss 4,g.s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

Ep~ Having determined 10 stay and
help 10 de'rlep t,ls country, l shall keep
a FIJI Stock Of Goods 10 sell at Far
Lring Prices, and shall hs glad 10 see or
hear from al IN rant Of goods IN my
line. Orders wiR be promptly filled and
on Just as good terms as y The buyers
,cere present. and all racso.ts Of TO 10
pounds / mil deii,er Free al GeaterrMe
and Pocerr1Rc.
Idaho City. May 81, 1881
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-09

As | BOUGHT An IMMENSE stock at
"A low rates, while in Chicago. Boston,
New York. Philadelphia md San Francisco
will sell Tery io,c for CASH. or to GOOD
time buyers.
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xx. a. Rp&ak SaaaiHad. .2AQ.a .ab6 n
Becsivsssoi the Bank iofs The State
What services hs rendered. are pas,
finding eui.A Well. Hs viii Say one
thing fot our people: They afs the
most pAtient- OF any in Christsndom.
And the same Puffer now goes q Mi
mister to Belgium. Think Of this Re.
oeiver. with his $40. 900. in the posi-.
,tion which was once honored and illus.
trated by the scholarly and eloquent
Hugh 8. Legarei Will not our pa.
ternal Government kindly reward q
few more Of our accomplished cheoa.
hsrs dindustrie. familiarly known as
carpet-bsggers7
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That BEAUTIFUL GIRL. of
the blood are legion. the whole, body
suffers from the slightest impnrity. ss
is seen by thousands every day. Look
at that beautiful figure. q young girl.
whose graceful form bespeaks . face ~
fair as she is beautiful. with blotches,
boils, pimples and sores. These are
natures beacou-ligl.tR. to. warn you
that your blood is full Of fever. and hu,
NOR. And you would be wise to heed
the admonition in time. Get q. bottle
of Heiniteh's "Queen's Delight" :, and
purify your blood. 1.,.a..t
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There is some hope that the Demo.
cratic Senators will be able to prevent
the passage OF the bloody and infa.
nous force bill. II they succeed, the
country will be saved great disgrace
and the Southern States dragonade
oven more offensive and outrageous
than the infamous Ku Klux persecu.
:;ons. The country IS oa .he -e.y
brink OF q peril whioh It is fearful to
think Of. We shall listen with the in.
tensess interest to the reports which
the wires will bring US between this
aud Thursday noon.
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PURIFY THE SPRINGS OF LIFE.-Iti 10
sine qua non of health. that the
sources OF vitality. the sspsings of
life. " should be free from contamina-
tion. The fluids which, by their
action upon the food, Transforms it
into blood. and the great vital nutrient
itself, must be pure, il the muscles.
the bones and the brain are TO be pro.
perly nourished and kept vigorous.
70 this end the stomach. the liver, the
bowels and tho kidneys should per.
form uninterruptedly their various
functions, since il these arc disturbed
the vital fluids speedily become vi.
tiatsd. The best, nay, the only blood
depurent which purifea them. BY over
coming those bodily irregularities
which produce them, 10. Hoststtss's
Stomach Bittsrs. The principle mp,
on which this salptary alternative
acts is as simple as it is philoso.
phic. The origin of most diseases,
and invariably those which affect
the organs above mentioned, is
weakness. caused by insu6aciec!
assimilation OF the food. The
Bitters speedily rectily the cause uot
the difficulty by restoring vigorous di.
gestion, so that all parts Of the physi.
cal structure are supplied with On
abundance Of pure, rich bloods This
increases the activity OF the dischssg.
ing organs, and enables them to throw
off the effete matter, which, ranking
in the systsn, destroys health, This
bodily refuse having been got rid Of,
perfect assimilasion (. rs-sstsbished.
there Is nothing 10 prevent, q healthy
and aotiye perfQrnanoe ~ tho various
functions. .Suohi bsipg, lthe case. it is
plata that tho; histese ass not only tho
most reliable slomaahic. but an essdi-
cant Of those diseases Of the livsr,
bowels and kidssys which contamiuAts
the spripgssoftees. : E. 26t8fl !,
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AGRICULTURAL LIENS III you have
not already ordered your Agricultural
Liens to secure advances, do 90 at
once. Walker, Evans & Oogswell,
Charleston. 8. c., keep on hand four
different kinds. and il neither of these
meet sour views, they are prepared TO
print, at the lowest prices, any special
form to order. IF the Planter ror
Farmer has not yet bought the Rural
Accountant, a book for simple farm aea
counts, let him do go at once. They
also have q New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord q lien on
crop OF tenant. This is very valuable.
FIT ,g u7T71-- -
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MONEY SAVED. MONEY MADx.-Iti.

MONEY SAVED. MONEY MADE. 1T is
no longer necessary to, pay two aud
three profits. .Messrs. Furchgolt,
Benedict j. Co, beg to draw attention
to their immense closing ont sale OF
$500, 600 worth OF dry goods, carpets,
furs, etc.. which takes place Annually
between January 1st and February
18th, pric. to purchasing their spring
stock, at 275 King street. Charleston,
8. c., 81 White Hall street, Atlanta,
Georgia, Bay street, Jacksonville,
Florida. Samples sent on appDoa-
ton. :. Remit per express or post oifice
order, or goods will be sent @. q. d.
All retail orders over $40 will be sent
from the Charleston branch free Of
charge. Fl2t =,
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CoNsuMpTIvKs, TAKE NOTICE.
Every moment OF delay makes your
cure more hopeless, and much depends
on the judioious choice Of remedy.
The amount of testimony in favor OF
DR.. Schenck's Pnlmonic Syrup, as a
cure for consumption, far exceeds all
that can be brought to support the
pretensions of any other medicine.
See DR.. Schenck's Almanac. contain
ing the certificates of many persoxs of
the highest responsibility, who have
been restored to health. after being
pronounced incurable by physicians OF
acknowledged ability. Sohenck's Pull
monic Syrup alone has cured many, as
these evidences will show; but the
cure is often promoted by the employ
ment of two other remedies which DR..
Sohenck provides for the purpose.
These additional remedies are
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man.
d1ake Pills. By the timely use OF
these medicines, according to direc.
tions, DR.. Schenck certifes that most
any case Of consumption may be cured.
DR.. Schenok is professionally at his
principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday.
where ell letters for advice must be ad.
dressed. Feb 1918
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EDITOR PHGNIx: The Uaion- Herald,
of the Sth of January. Gays: 1--WE pre-.
dict that in thirty days, the Times,
Tribune and Herald, (of New York, ]
will haye changed their tone npon the
Louisiana question" Fifty days have
passed since, then, and what change
has appeared in any one OF the papers
naruedf The only change. and that
the reverse Of the ono predicted by
this Daniel of the carpet-baggers, in
them, is strengthening of their
honest convictions of fifty days ago.
The infamous Sheridsn.C Casey Ksllogg
lie has been nailed to the counter, and
. host OF yelping advocates of the in.
fanny, suoh as the Union Herald, have
been, put to shame. The Now York
Times is the only one of those named
that has at any time even apologized
for the usurpation of Sheridan or the
Unconstitutional caucus force bill, ae II
is called; and that journal, yesterday,
calls the bill an "obno1ious mea. ure,
aud says "there is no necessity what.
ever for its passage" unless the COM
mittee have information which has
not been made public. II this is tue
changing Of tone which the Union. Re.
raid predicts, it and its like are vel.
come to it. This Daniel business ia
hardly success. CORSAIR.
New YORK, February 27, 1875.
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The Caraexo Maessr.

Yesterday morning, o letter was re-
ceived by the House of Representa-
tives, from the Treasurer, requesting
permission to come in in person and
read his defence OF himself against
the allegations Of the Special Joint
COMMITTEES. A debate sprung up as
to whether, at this stage of the pro-
ceedipgs. he could be allowed to do
60. Mr. Meetzs had no sort of OBJ
lection to receiving statement OF the
Treasurer at tho proper time. The
House nov stood to the case in the atti-
tude Of the grand jury. It had had
maeseEs submitted TO it by it's COM
mittss. and was now charged with the
duty of considering them. When it
determined upon it's mode Of treat
anent OF the matter, it would be
entreD proper and in order to hear
fromsthe Treasurer. After much talk.
veryiistle Of which was to the point,
on the part Of several members, Bos.
ton, OF Newberry, offered resolution
that the rules be suspended aud the
Treasurer permitted to read his an
swer to the report. For this there
were flfty votss for to Atty.two against,
and as it required a two.thirds vote. it
was lost, the Conservatives mostly vot-
ing aye. Subsequently, the Treasurer a
AoforAa ~vo~ ~~S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-03
THE STATE LEGISLATURE
TUEsDAY, MARCH 2, 1876.
4. -r RENATE


The House sent to the Senate bills
to incorporate town of Central, Pick
ems County; to authorize Fayetteville
and Florence Railroad Company to
extend their road from North Carolina
line, near MoInnes' Bridge, to Flo.
renee, and for other purposes.
A communication was received from
the Clerks. to ti,h,sffect that the work
on tho immigraofon report is in pro.
grese. and will tobabiy be ready for
delivery about the first of June. The
nor. .paymert,of appropriations made
for printing. in connection with press.
ure OF business Of present session, has
delayed the work. Received as iu-
formation.
Mr.. Jones introduced resolutions,
that committee on the part OF the
Senate and the House be appointed by
the presiding officers to confer with
the chairmsn OF the several commit
tees Of the two Houses as to the num-
ber and character of bills and joint
resolutions in their possession, and to
review the calendars of the two
Houses. respectively, and 10 report
such bills and joint resolutions as they
shall deem necessary to be acted upon
at the present session.
That By Section 5 of an "Act to regu.
late manner of keeping and disbursing
funds by certain officers" accounts of
the Treasurer shall annually close on
thirtieth of October, and shall be ex-
amined during the months of Novem-
Der and December, in each year, by q
joint committee; that committee OF
one from the Senate and two from the
House be appointed by the presiding
officers, who shall constitute the yearly
committee for 1876.
Joint resolutions to authorize
County Commissioners of Clarendon
and Fairfield to levy special tax OF
~ mills on the dollar for payment oi
the past due indebtedness of said
Counties. and to regulate manner OF
Disturbing the same; authorizing
County Commissioners of Abbeville to
levy and cause to be collected Q special
sax OF mills on the dollar; bill to per.
NIT County Commissioners of Lexing
ton to pay out OF the taxes collected
Tor present fiscal year claims against
said County for preceding fiscal year
which remain unpaid, received third
reading and passed.
Bills to incorporate town of Reeves
vile, County Of Colleton; to regulate
Courts OF Trial Justices in and TO,
County OF Anderson; joint resolution
to mako certain claims against County
OF Edgefeld payable out OF tax pro.
ceeds OF special tax authorized by
Joint resolution TO authorize County
Commissioners OF Edgefield to lew !
specialtax OF three mills, to be levied
at time oi general tax. approved De.
cembsr ~. 1873. received their third
reading and were ordered to tht
House.
4 The Speaker Of the House attended
on the Senate. when the followins
were duly ratified: Acts to Incorporate
tovH Of Galley, tn County n fHpSts
tAubqsk;to repeal an Act Is authorix.
County Oomnissioners OF LexinKton
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The following young South Carroll
mans graduated from the Charleston
Medica! Co!!cnc, cc The let: John A.
Aston, Henry Y. DuBose, W. A..
Clinkscales, Thos. G.. Croft. L. b.
Folk. P. L. Hamer, ]. II. Hamilton,
w. T.. Jones. Samuel W. McJunkin.
Samuel Mortimer, T. K. Ruff, j.
Aston Scott, P. B. Wightman. n.
Hastings Wymsn, E. N. Carey. Ex.
Gov. Perry delivered en- address.
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The ladies' car on train +on tho
North CAroiiua Railroad. . short dis.
tauce above. Goldsboro. was fred into
on Saturday night The demon o..
cap0d .ssrtssE.s. lak ~ ssv'. .sta,.z,.,fs'
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Wheeler House-O O. Curtin, Chi.
cago; 81 8 Williams, Baltimore; JiA
Myers. s o; Rev j r Wilson. N OFT
G CASTOR. Chester: r A Watson. Tar.
boro; D F Fry, Wilmington; r Dufiis,
W 81 Ohafee. A A Hunt, Chsrlestcn;T
@ James. J E Grow, Wilmipgtop; Oh,
Adams. Miss Adams, Mira Plate. n II
M L Harrison, Warrington; T H Bar
rett. Minnesota; r Lawson. Jr. Md;G
Johnston, Newberry; W n Henderson,:
L.au.ens; G. A Wilcox, Detroit: O.
Quydin. Pa: W A Halsey, A n Green.
n 7; M Cranes, Newberry; CIV.
Blanche, E Wiggins,' WiImingson. ~
HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARoH q, 1875. -,
Mansion Rouss-R O Aughtry. New
berry; @ F:Hoke. Ga; r. E Bowen,
Piske' e O Logan. wife and two
cH'-~- =. !; J g Bowers, Newbetry.!
He,. ~ se-A Burke and wife,
Conn; fl r,te. OrAngeburg; Ohss
81 Smith. l. ltimore; J M Berry, Aul.
gusta;. Z x Hardin, BatesbnrR:fP
Schif. Charlotte;'J A Mitchell. Lees.
Vile. -, - ,f.' .tttsI- = tttf
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The end OF . rail on the Richmond
and Danville Railroad, caught on Q
wheel aad Was forced through the
aoor OF. .s's'ssping Car. Ono lady waa
seriously hurt. ,s ..,.... tr ,t.
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O@k145A S.Gs
& ~ = < 81
WsdAssaey 1eyaingy March 8, 1870.

a>lk95 A1essNStS
weaassasy 1sysins; naieh 8. 1870.
80 R.stsass~s. kssss Rs.is.r a
Thsabayonst bill WAS r.sssd shortly
si.er midnight, Last Saturday. by q
vote Of ysAs l85 10. ia nays Uuder
the bill as passed. the President has
the Alright TO suspend the Aabeas corpus
at his pleasure for two years in the
States OF Louisians, Arkansas, Missis-
sippi and Alsbams. This 10 fearful
power to give 9 msA who is oandi.
date for reelection to the Presidency.
and within eighteen months OF the
election. Other provisions of the bill
are almost IS sweeping and dangerous.
One makes it felony for two or more
persons TO interfere with the execution
OF the laws Of the United States. pu-
nishahle with imprisonment for ten
years. and fine Of $40. 400. Another
makes it felony for ten or more per-
sons to- s''oonspire" to overthrow any
State dovetnmeni; and another. still,
puts ell State elections under the con-
troll Of United States officials. and yet
another makes II Ipresumptive Of elm
dmidation" If q person is found with
firearms. concealed or otherwise, on
election or registration day. The last
clause il 8 peculiarly bloody. It de-
olares that the intimidation OF State
voters iSi crime sgainst the United
States, and that whoever kills per-
son carrying out these provisions shall
bs hanged. This. is the atrocious
measure which has passed the House,
andf Hill very probably bsA pushed
through sthe Senate, II sjeW Of its
endfmisxs and sdespotio and bloody de-
siyps Sh niti} Rightss Hill. ~itb thA
soh8kl+ ~ vsmbtsry olsjtSs, Is nild ih
ohaiGAAiHhiit.s Itis Roon1biracy
for thS Inauguration OF war in the
South. and for placing it under the
aselspl Gfsps md -Bptler. The time
has fully come. which will test the
strsnath Of the republican principle OF
governmsnt-, Secession. slavery, the
rights Of ffssdmeus the, security of
those rights aby constitutions al amend
ments-all these we're questions upon
which the copmen mind could be ex-
cited - they we're terms upon which
party, appeals. cries and interests could
be rallied. But We have Q question
noH shichs is the Iosiosl sequence OF
ttissss and (which Affects the liberties
OF the whole country, and the perpe-
tuity 0f free institutions. The serious
aud threatening character Of the issues
before US. 10 strongly presented in the
prophecy which the Louisville Courier
,Jeurn@ pate on record. that "unless
patticsism is aroused, aud q powerful
public sentiment. blazing with iniig-
nation, be directed against the con.
sunHation Of the wrong. We shall in q
few months be.involyed in war whose
wrathful atrocities have never been
surpassed upon this continent" -
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The oidDsss of Lauren, aFs Aishir,
ssatsd let lthss prospect of. any issetg
completon OF their railroad. IEGs
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LAND DISTRIBUTION descriptive
advertisement in another column an
nounces that preparations are being
made for the distribution OF quantity
of real estate in this city-houses and
lots, building lots. etc., together with
a stylish pair of'horses, with vehicle
and fixtures. several watches and other
articles of jewelry. There are twenty
pieces Of real estate-some of it Main
street property. The tickets will be
S5-entitling the holder to admission
to the Opera House on the evening of
the distribution. It 10 desirable that
the awards be made at an esfly date,
90 that persons intending 10 inysstwiIl
please come up ct once. ~ . sA ). j,
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Posi- Oxx1@- Xktrsas, ChaslaStun'
nail opens 9 A. n. and 8 r. NJ;
eloses $50 aud si f., n. y Grea;ppy.iille
opens ,5.:P. Ms soloass 8 60 I'm.
Northern opens g a. u. sud $50 p
n; closes g ana 1.P.tM. Western
opens 6 4. NJ. and 80 p, n. ;olo.es,i /
and 7,P. H., Wilmington opsns $40
p. n. closes 7.30 A. NJ On Sunday,
the Post Office is open from is r. N. :
to T. Is P. NJ. 70 @1'f fN% ~ s.'sf'l
PosrT1vE AND FINAL NOTICE. .-Per.
sons indebted to PHGN1x office, are
notified that they MuaT come forward
and settle, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF Trial Justice
fos collection. This notice is final. -
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS q; -.
Cottage Wanted. -'u s.''st " 'a@i'
John Agnew-Bugeies. Wagons, &c9
Meeting Richland Lodge. 7selgi' "a an
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Ben. Butler. at the theatre, in
Washington. refused to sit by colored
lady, and WAS thereupon insulted by
her attendant and taken charge of by
the police. Whew! what an excite
ment this would wake up il it should
actually occur. Yet it would be no.
thing in comparison to the excitement
just now among smokers caused by the
''New Sensation" and Monopoly"
cigars, 3 for Is cents, that Perry &
Slawson advertise elsewhere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-11-05

1t seems to be Republican thunder, pref
" much all round tie sky. The Empire
State nearly or quite wipiDg out Ill
den's maiority of $4,000, and pos
sibly swinging back to the Republican
ranks: Tammany routed in New York
city Pennsylvania repudiating Democra-
eg and rag-money by twenty thousand ma
i,ritv: Massachusetts, electing a Republi-
can Governor, by a very small majority 1t IS
true. for the Bay State, but then 1t Is to
be remembered that last year she chose q
Democratic Governor, and that this year
there were five tickets in the field. three Of
whch-the Prohibition. Adams. and Labor
Reform-would draw their support almost
wholly from the Republican ranks New
Jersey reversing the Democratic control Of
her Legislature Wisconsin Republican
again Minnesota and Kansas all right -
this Is all that could have been expected
from the No,elnber elections, and i..'re.
These results .how-wbat OHIO lai al
ready flre-hadawel-lhat tie Democratic
successes Of las: year were only warning
to the Republican 70 correct past mistakes,
and to be careful ia their selections OF candi-
date, not Indications of a desire "a the part
OF any great number Of intelligent and h'a-
est voter q, fctarn to Democratic ruie.
Thu arr verdict, in favor Of honest money,
and tr-e reform and they show ihat.with a
iir-t-clAS, national ticket and clean platform,
the Republican, GA not be defeated in the
NY. p-.-lL-uLLa. .amu..ga.