, 1875-07-06

Tho Republican candidate for gur1eme-Court
Judge in Iowa ts said to beIitve In Wouhn.suf.
frage. Hts vito Ia well known as = prominent
advocate Of The cause.
Tho Hon. Charles Foster Of Ohio, has been
appointed Tru8tee OF railroad but the
GrAn9ers do not uurraur. 1t ia thought, bow
evef, that he will hear more Of II next WINTER
when the transportation question comes up in
Congress.
1s 1t true, as reported at the East that tho at.
Paul I'loHefr-Press has promised to support
PishuFy II he Ia nominated for Governor BY tie
Minnesota Republican, ? TIC statement ncods
verlaca.ion; though, to be surs, II is not Of
much consequence.
Ths Youngstown {O.) Tribune has shochod tho
sonsibilittoa OF sotna thn.Bkinnod Democrats by
SAYING: "rom Ewing Ia ambitious, Gov. Allan
a fool, and 9enator Thurman coward and tho
man OF hnabition, BY dupinK The fool, overRwod
tho coward, and oaptusod tho Democracy Of
Ohio"
There sre throo "qreenhsck Clubs" In Young.
atown. O., whero tho Hon. William u. Kelley Ia
to speak july 10. An argument for initiation in
that town will DO \ clear waste Of raw material.
Judge Kaiioy ought to speak iu boston, and
Charles Francis Adams might do something Tor
youngstown.
Thu 1.oulavit,a f,o,,jer.. .zo,r,,o, vorr. IA,
Sherman to bswara hpv ho ane.ks of thu soutb.
aluce be will Hoon be dependent upon Confoder-
ato yotos in CopRrcss for lia aouusl pay aud a.
lowancns. ThiH is precise definition OF tho Sit
nation. and yery hum,liat,oR It must bo to lov.l
Democrats,
Mr. Morton ia .vr.o,oa ~ ..rn, oh,o al.
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pounded bv .be Demoor.ta stats ConyontIon
could not fail to b8 of thrilling tntetas.-sortno
reid Republican.
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"oea .u' s''sua''oA 10 oN''s'""' Nn''aneoa'
York Post ahys' ITO pal!lato senator Ihosman's
approval OF the ohlo democratic platform on
sue P'oa ~ '"1s oues' Das snle so1s p'o" IN
IN. ~ ~ eu'pt'~ Sass ou.a m"y bone'
sines w es. ap ~ o1'.so uloone''oas e.foE ..
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III. J. u. Casaadsy positively refusea to DO
Candidate Tor the olsice OF Attotney.dencral be-
fore the Republican Convention OF Wlaeonsin
he ls aali. however. ID 1ull sympathy With the
psrt7t aud especially ainee "tho Democracy of
ohao have st1uck bio" a. the honor OF the ma
taont AND tho beas lntefesta OF Isoor and nns-
1nosa'
hfr. 1EuatiuB Donnelly Ii disturbed because
"Tho AGRICULTURAL stato OF Minnesota Is repre-
| nonted An she United Ssates Senate by couple
OF lawyers, VINO scarcely kno" tue difference be-
tween potatoes and turn'pa gtoFlng." pcfhspa
1t Ia not too late for the senAtord to tako COURSE
It tho Agricultural cotleRe.-"hich haa m estAb-
lshed reputation - hot-bed for stateslnon.
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