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Firing in the Rear.

Some time in the month of June
last, after it was decided that We
would have q District Convention,
We thought the momentopportune,
and put in a plea that the Con.
vention should be held in our
town. It was done in the first
place more to get ahead of the
Mansfield Reporter and Coushatta
Citizen, and see what they would
have to say about the matter ;
they Of course, thought their res.
pectiyc abiding places equally ap.
propriate, and SO set forth in their
columns We replied to them,
that We had got the first call, and
thought common courtesy should
dictate to them to yield with the
best grace they could. They tao.
lily agreed to our first proposition,
and we thought it was we'll under
stood aud settled that the Con.
vention should take place here on
the 18th Of next August. Sud
denly q fire was opened upon US
tn the rear, and our own friends
and delegates, to use . slang
phrase, event back on U.S. and
what We had labored to establish
was in . moment destroyed. II
the time and place just mentioned
BY rs did not suit our delegates,
they should have said 90, and not
done such things as to make IA
appear ridicul0ds in the sight of
eur neighboEs.
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Che had been FISHING for front very
loog and patiently without catching
Any, when her husband espied her,
aud asked her what aort Of flies che
saed, "0h," she answered, .'soa,e
Aice osies that Iloaght in Paris on
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hg ct IN 6ies, these hes viii nav.
O. esseh tvoat. wAs svey heard Of
asyhe3y Ashasg 6r trout With fiee
q this color = ..Why." replied the
~ tbeg ~ N liGht -thsy match
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Guilty or not Guilty.

Guilty OF 4AOt o0AVJ
It is now a living fact that the
lepublican party is on trial be-
fore the American people, and
they must render their decision
and bring in a verdict Of "guilty
or not guilty." according to the
law and evidence. They may en-
act as many platforms as they
please, and utforward candidates
unknown to fame or intamy, 1t
will not serve their purpose, nor
will they escape the terrible or.
deal through which they must pass.
Pledges for the faithful perform.
ance Of future promises, amounts
to nothing, when so many charges
for commission can be brought to
their doors. They must first stand
in Judgment before the sovereign
people of these United States,
and hear from their lips their &C.
quittal or condemnation, and it is
not difficult for any to make up
their minds what that virdict will
be.
However long the party has
hitherto escaped the searching
scrutiny Of On outraged constitu-
ency, the day and honr is fast ap'
preaching when they 1.-THE people)
will sit as a court Of enquiry, and
the party must answer the charges
Of high crimes and misdemeanors.
The counts in the Indictment are
too numerous to particularize, but
many of them are too we'll known
to permit the hope to be entertain
ell Of a verdict of acquittal.
The American people are gene
rous and indulgent, and are prone
to forgive her servants mistakes
or ort-comings, but, when a
great party like the Republican
party, a party that has enjoyed
their utmost confidence, comes
before them asking a continuance
of their reliance, they must come
with clean hands and unsoiled
garments. Can the above men
toned party do thisi Can they
hide from scrutiny the foul deeds
that have been committed within
their ranks, or with shrug Of thu
shoulder deny their connection
with them, aud their responsible
ty for them We think not, ant
as they have claimed great credi
for the good they have done, tn
evil must 70 on the debit side
and it remains for the people a
the ballot box next November t.
strike a balance, and say whethe
the account is correct or not.
We do not pretend to say bu
what the party has done some ne
bic deeds, and are perfectly wi
ling that all they have done sha
20 to the credit side of the account
being certain that when the ARA
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side, the sum total will start
their own trnsty leaders. Yes, til
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the gaze Of the people during tn
canvass to show how the Repnl
lican party, has betrayed its trus
and violated the confidence repo
ed in it, will startle the bravest
the brave, and cause them to as
If there is really a Republica
form Of Government in the Unite
States,
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Registration Notice.

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IN the Registry Books for Election Precinct
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