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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21

TIE Democrat last week had some
thing to say about the reform" party
and the wonderful achievements to be
expected from it this fall. People
have not forgotten that they were
given William R. Taylor for Governor,
In the name of reform" and they
most solemnly protest against any
further infections of that kind. A
tree which bears such fruit cannot be
regarded as fayorite. Call it by any
ether name than reform" neighbor,
and you may catch an occasional gud-
geon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21

The Singer Man'fg Co., Sold 2

Wheeler and Wilson Man'fg Co., :.
Howe Sewing Machine Co., estimated
Domestic Sewing Machine Co., :.
Weed Sewing Machine Co., ;. !.
Grover 4 Baker S. NJ. Co., estimated
Remington Empire Sewing Machine C
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,. :.
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co., !.
Wilcox l. Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.,
American B. H., &c, Sewing Machine
Victor Sewing Machine Co. ;.
Florence Sewing Machine Co., :.
Secor Sewing Machine Co., :.
Davis S. NJ. Co
j. E. B1annsdorf & Co, Htna, :.
Bartram and Fanton S. NJ Co., :.
Mckay S. NJ. Assn ;. :. !. ..
Keystone S. NJ. Co.,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
Lumber For Sale.

YTHE LUMBERIN THE ICE HOUSE OF
i j. Bentley & Son, on the bank of the
river ia the 9Th ward. will be sold cheap
Apply to WILLIAM STRATHEARN,
at st. Demands new church
Watertown, June 10th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
New Advertisements.
CENTENNIAL.

\ LII Singers who are willing to partci-
IApate in the grand chorus, at the Cen
tennlal Celebration, are cord ally invited 10
be present at Turner Hall, Friday evening
the Odd at y o'clock.
BY order of Com. on Music.
VIM. BIEBER, Chm.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21

#1s O6WlIlg Mdcu1u6S anQ Their Sales.
The fact believe isindipue
can put the pest
merely
cuabe
Few Inventions that
public What
Verpay prone 10 exercise faculties
competition the
shoul
the result we have neither the leisure the
on our like
the STRIFE for Sewing Machine
1--WE will say the - - $500
Let u.s. therefore with the 1871 In twenty
nVe Mne Companies
xasa idea ITS OWN nsehias were in most active compositions
erected oy curing the year other words
were the TRUE OF its
SlNank MAJ COMPANY sold 49, Machines
During 1872 THE SINGER
said period, s 0uA''
HE SINGER
MANY sold by ALL its other mbined
UFACTURING COMPANY increased.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21

Finding my Cigar stock so
well appreciated, and SO liberal
ly patronized, I offer still furth-
er inducements to customers.
Call and find out.
80 HIP. RUSSELL. Is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21


Macnlnes
NJ snow of
least, show DECREASE ~ ~ f' - 1'
repeat no 10 the
CRITERION its merits especially thor
oughJ tested through fyeas. p ~ ~ . . 4T y - -
The
Block, on I'd ST., South Of = ~ - - $500 = -
s. B. FULLER, Agent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Freh The Princeton Banner
Nr. turner's I'OiIitcS.



Mr. Turner is critiei,iug the politics
o. some Democracy OF the Dls'rict be
cause hey dou't 66d it consistent with
'heir duty to agree with him in his
effort to disrupt tie Democratic party
and an, ride into Congress on It's ruins.
W nile he is discussing other peoples
politics, let Us see how he stands "a,
shown by The record And if anything
Is developed that refec:s upon the gen
u'nene,s of his professions, he must
remember that he himself i respou>i
BILE for II. He made the attack
10 Republic the first great duty
Of a citizen is that Of suffrage We
don I ctji it privilege. it Is IA doty the
citizen owes to his country aud to his
fellow citizens: And especially has II
been duty on part Of Democrats dur
,ns the last sixteen years Of misrule
l. through this means only that the
abuse Ia the Goyerumeut can be cor
}ectcd
Here Is the record made by Mr
Turner "a certified by the Clerk OF
Ballard County Court as to elections
Tor President and Couere>-men
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Drnncrntlc nne.es.

Whine Tie politicaI size. look bright
for the elecrion of The N,tion, Demo
craft, ticket we are forced to the
startling admission that in Indiana and
Ohio We have lost heavily in Con
sre..men The election of Tuden viii
ba har,o, ,iotorv # NO frd m Tues
a,v next that the democrats have lost
their Majority in the uau-e Of Con.
ora.s Tuden will then be nowerle.s
to occomcli.b any ortbe o,e,t reforms
:, much needed by H.. country This
d,nreron. fact makes the Democratic
s..h;-,, In ,b;. District f.,rc,,l CON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Giving IL Up.
St Louis Republican

The Westliche Post seems to despair
Of the election Of Hayes. 1t affects
TO believe he will be elected, but it at
tec's to believe it will be by the votes
Of such States as Kentucky, Indiana
Virginia aud West Virginia. It's est
mate of the votes that may be expec-
ted for Hayes is l7l-whieh is II less
than will be needed Il sets down g
for Tilden; and then makes up the liet
of doubtful s-Conuect'cuf, In
diana, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi
pi, New York; New Jersey. South
Carolina, Virginia and West Nir-
ginia. with ll6 votes. What the Post
has reelly done is to separate the re-
iiably Democratic States in two parts,
aud call one part Democratic aud the
other doubtful We are willing to
admit that Hayes would be elected
y one half TIE Democrats in the coun
try were to vote for him; but If the
Post waits for him to be chosen by
Kentucky, Connecticut, Maryland. the
Virginias and Mississippi, or any two
of them, it will become an example oil
antiquity and patience
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
TIE TWO MONSTER L!ES.
Public SsnIImeDt DeGrauded.

If HAYES should be elected Presi
dent next Tuesday, il will be mainly
attributable to the two mouster lies of
the campaign, the bloody shirt and
rebel claims" They have refused TO
discuss before the people the merits Of
their party and its leader; they have
refused to defend any of their trusted
officers, or to discuss any general priu
cipIes or measures. Their whole press
and all their orators have day after
day and hour after hour shouted and
preached the bloody shirt AID the
payment of rebel claims - They
have the credulous and over couiding
North worked up to the belief that the
Southern States is one vast secret mill
tary camp painting for an opportunity
to deluge the country in blood and de
stroy the American Union; they
preached to them that the Southern
people 90 out with their guns and kill
half dozen negroes before breakfast I
every morning; that every man, wo
man and child South of Mlson's aud (
Dixon's line has claim of damages +
for negroes and other property destroy /
ed during the war, amounting to mil
lions on top of millions of dollars, and
that the Southern Democrats intend to
tax the people Of the North to pay all
shis vast accumulation OF oIuirus. l.
it possible that the Northern people
can be made to believe such terrible
lies? We, of the South, kuow how
monstrously false they are ia every
particular and conception The South
has given every assurance on these
points by constitutional amendments
votes, speeches, and everything posi-
bic, that they are false The leaders
who utter them know they are false
and yet to dodge the discussion Of
their own wrong doing, they seek to
drown it all in the clamor of rebel
claims, and the ''war for the Union "
We don't believe they can win on such
desperate grounds. Under the bsvo-
net rule they may carry South Carroll.
IA and Louisiana, but that won't save
them
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Beck and s7cCreery.

The Courier Journal and Frankfort
man correct the Hickman COURIER
complaining Of Senators Beck and
;0reery, for not having participated
re actively 10 the campaign. Seua
Beck has been engaged all sum-
,-r az one of the arbitrators on
an1ary question between Virginia
Il Maryland. The moment he could
1,nmand his time he took the stump
= Indiana, and has been doing noble
vice day and night since. He is a
- yer of strength to the Democracy.
living encyclopedia of political
nwledge specially gifted for the ex
IRE of Radical rasealities, and the
mocracy could but uole the want Of
distinguished service however JUS
ii bile the cause Of his absence.
Senator MeCreery, all hearts are
>ieved to learn. has, since his return
I'm Washington, been at the bedside
. dying daughter. whose form Is
~ cold in death, and no party ne
-ify could expect his appearance in
- canvass.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
a WORD ,o :me Goiored reop,e.

A WORD Ia :Ee CoI"Ted People.
Your welfare is involved with th
of your white neighb}rs; their interest
i your interest. Il you would but re-
fleet for moment. you would see t'at
your utilization wish and voting for the
republican party for the past ten OF
more years, both in the National as
we'll as in the state elections. has to-
tdIy fai ed to give you and the coun-
try that peace, prosperity and good
government which all good men so
much desire Why should you not,
after 50 mary disaprointmcuts in your
expectations vote ouce with your white
neighbors for the reform party, who
are solemnly pledged 10 administer
honest government, aud accepting the
abolition OF slavery as "a fixed fact, to
secure to the co'ored people every right
under the laws that is enjoyed by the
whites la Kentucky the colored
vote can not effect the general result
II every black man in the State should
vote solid for Hayes, the Democratic
majority is still large enough to hold
the electoral vote fer filden Hence,
the cclored vote i Invited by the Dem.
ocrais, not that they are needed to
help US carry the State, but As an ex-
preston Of good will On their part; as
an expression that they are willing
to see the old war issues blotted out
aud peace aud tranquility between the
sections permanently restored
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
.,oone ,rle Nn,n:nee.

The nominasiou of Judge Boone for
was regular aud tair lie
was nominated in precisely the same
manner as all other Democratic nomi
pses. and precisely A. has been the Gu
tom Of the party since is existence lie
was nominated precisely as the nine
o. her Democratic nominee in the State
we're nominated. aud no doub, as the
.mocratic nominees in all the States
If me Union.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

The Republican party is to a large
degree directly responsible for the
hard times now so universal in this
country Their bad doouci.sl+z@...n4se
meut. ieckle- extravaganza a5d gross
official corrup'iou~, has we'll nigh en-
gulpled ~ a~ "a Nation and IS judiyii
ua,s n ruin Desires, everywhere Is felt
among the merchants farmers, ma
.huoics, aud day laborer,, ai alike
Do you want relief? If so, vote for
Ti.deu next Tue-d~y, and get your
20 DO so. We need and must
have q chaDge in The policies Of the
Oar rich lands, indus
-rious mechanics. ami thrifty mer~
chant, will soon make the bard time
bloom as the rose. undcr Democratic
rule
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
cHted bv hi- A lI of that he
-lEElNE,EEnr .-sa4 IS. -, rsskkGL br--1t
49, ittt. y w VIC i'1ii~


+ From he Murray faze.t..]
Tho D.ma-r.h pp. O-s
Tuner should bear ID mjaI. .hat
ineior he ~ L. canvass. 10 tbe faces
daJg leitsratjon, th,t Turner his
aeyer attempted 10 explain:
Why has he not eft bat one d mo-
cratic vote for sixteen yeIc-?
Why he has always claimed 10 BE-
opposed 90 railroad nirnopo'ie~. .,d
yet he votes against taxing railroad
for county purpose
Why he told the people here tha,
he. has never owned : Bonds. and
lfterward admitted that his vile owned
he bonds? lie should tell who was
his wife's trustee
Why he refused to be sworn in to
the 18th Ky, Regiment after the boys
failed to elect him Colonel.
Why he lodged 50 many votes when
he was in the Kentucky Senate .?
Why he voted to pass a bill through
the Senate that ii it had become In "
would have given the owner of rented
land the right to take the last thing
that grew upon the rented premises TO
pay the rent?
Why he voted to raise the salary Of
the clerks Of the Senate and House Of
Representative in 1869 from $40 per
day TO Sl2 per day, AID told the PEG
pie that be had always voted against
raising salaries
tie should Tell why he refused to
vote to raise the salaries Of Circuit
judges, who have to hold courts dur
ing the whole year aud then voted to
raise the salary of the Judge of the
Common Pleas eolrt in Ballard and
McCracken counties to the same as the
salary of the Circuit Judge, aud he
oc.y holds court l54 days in a year ?
He should tell Why it is that he
always afli'iaied with conventions until
he wanted to 90 to congress himself,
aud then refused to have anything to
do with them2
Why he has always claimed TO be /
such friend OF the farmer aud has /
never written an article Oh farming, or
lectured on the subject. or done any
thing else that would benefit the
farmer?
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

There are some democrats. excited
Is, deuouucing aui peroecu,ing } Judge
Booue, and Why? Because he is the
nominee of his party i there any
disgrace OF crime 10 his being selected
as the standard bearer of the gallant
aud brave democracy Of the old CT
bralter District? Oar parry has al
wages made nominations, aud has ii
ways been successful The conyen-
ton which nominated Boone vas not
a sudden jumped up af.ir, il was ae
cordiug to party usage, in the interest
Of Democratic principles, and intend
ed to prevent even the possibility Of
the election of Republican from this
District Then at the time the con
veuriou was called there were three
Democratic candidafes on the track
Trimbe, Boone and Turner. and 9th
e. talked Of With Mres democrat,
oQthe track there was a real danger Of .
th Glccfion Of Houston, the Repubi (
c.n nominee. No one can deny this .
statement Of fact The very conreu-
ten which is 20 much denounced by
some rp}e3 one Of the csnaid,t..
(Trimbie) off, and by declaring a
D.a,;,ec lorL,5 .nr o,lsr D..,..r..;..
candidate from chmipo IN Without
.opvcntio, any da,uocro, vas rr-yi.
lsged To RIM Nv fbao If there !
M dancer n rio or.o,ioo ~ . R.onb
r;.,n - C,,,or.s. n III. D;,r;., mh
i, VIM, "a =. ,-.i.o3 e..
en-, condition 81 .c,.2 U-u 49,.
s,ery democrat cav -, or.e ,h.+; ;,
"a. ,i.i. n,., .Ln.a5 l,a...o. =,
there i VET any d,.,.r wb, !, ~
Siam. f,r !, e.ooo and r-;..tla 5f5
Al, IN their r,y., J., ,;ld;n, - ~.
J.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
TIE Rome STRETCH.
Next Tuesday the Grea, BsedE

}pressr
The great Presidential battle Is 10
be fought and won next Tuesday Be
fore another issue of the COURIER The
American people will have decided
who shall be their Chief Magistrate
for the next four years, aud Which Of
the two great political parties, the
Republican or Democratic, shall cen
troll its interests. We believe he sue
cess of the Democratic party viii IN.
sure peace, restoration of cordis
friendly relations between the sections,
and renewed prosperity to the bu,i
pess interest of the country We be
lieve it will insure an honest admins.
tration of the government, and per
mauent estoppel to official corruptiops
and wrong doings. Hence, it behooyes
every Democrat and honest friend OF
Reform to be up and at his post
next Tuesday.
The cause of Tilden aud Hendricks
now looks bright and cheering all
along the line. Their election car
but be viewed as reasonably certain
but, all thoughtful men feel a misgiv
ing. The Republican party, backed
by the whole machinery, power ana
money of the Government, Is mon
strous power, and is not to be beater
without mos, desperate fight nraas
have turned the campaien a FsTae
extent from the real issdes. and there
by backed their siuking fortunes, ny
an immese but false sectional aud war
prejudice. But, with all that, The
chances are now decidedly in favor Of
Tilden's triumphant election.
For instance, no sane man can count
on Indiana for Hayes The present
aspect certainly warrants its vote for
Tilden
New York is regarded realIyas qni'e
as certain for Tildeu as Kentucky
Tilden starts IN, in his home State
With 53 GOO to back him New Jer
sey, Connecticut, and Oregon, are uni
formily Democratic States, and there
fore the Democrats have right to
now expect their vote. New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut. Indiana aud
Oregon css, sixty eight electoral votes
The solid South" casts one hundred
and thirty eight. This gives Tiiden
aud Hendricks = sum total of two
huaired aud siK-tOen'y-oue eieeio
raj votes TO SPAR. Thus - can give
them South Carolina, Louisiana and
Florida snd still elect our ticket.
These estimates are based on the
present Democratic record of the States
Besides, many Democrats
confidently claim California, Wiseon
sin. Illinois, ssd Pennsylvania The
pros poets look grand aud glorious.
But it is the life aud death struggle
With the old Republican leaders, aud
they will scruple at no labor or task
to tnra the tide in one Of these Domo-
cratic States The bloody shirt' and
rebel claims" may drive many true
and good Northern men into their EN-,
braces. They are false aud wicked
charges, bu, VIA, do they care 30 they
make votes.
The Northern Democracy are max
ng a grand aud magnificent fight all
long the line Let Kentuckisns. not
alter in their duty next Tuesday. Let
Ientucky be the banner Democratic
tate in the Union, and We can, if each
nd every Democrat will 90 to the
oils and vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

Hayes is the nominee of the Amer
lean Know Nothing Alliance 1t has
been proven, and not denied. That
society has secret organizations in New
York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and
wherever they eau get foothold
Hayes in his letter accepting their
nomination promised through his
Republican committees to give them
such help as they deemed necessary,
aud they in turn promised through
their secret societies to give him their
support in New York, New Jersey aud
Connecticut. They are sworn never
to rote for Foreigner, and to deprive
them Of suffrage when they are strong
enough 70 do so. Backed by Haye-
as President this Society would grow
as the old Know kuo.hings did, and
become dangerous. Let our foreign
born citizens weigh we'll their votes
Tor Hayes. If they by their roies thus
encourage this American Alliance,
they should not complain if it here
after assumes dangerous size to them
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Reducing

Gov Ti.dep, in BIZ management o!
'he State Of New York cut S,rre taxes
down one half Urdcr bis RePubli-
can predecessor it was s1G.000O00
Tilien brought it down to s. 0O0 600
Have You heard Republican SPEAK
er coutrovcrt this? No; they have
answered it with the cry of the bloody
shirt" etc. Go to the polls Tuesday
aud elect TiIdeu and he will reduce
the National taxes in the same pro-
portion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

LET every Vcter PCT himself on re-
ard neat Tuesday. Let Tildea and
l!endricks Gerry Faltoa by the largest
najority ever gives sOy ticket. No
nan shoals stoy sesy from The polls.
80 yoorsef sEd get year neighbor to
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
znNh Anderson so HE Front.

EuAsA ANDERSON hO are EfDssE.
Lush Anderson has mounted the
stump, aud says he thinks he sees a
gImmer of light through the Demo
cratic row going on in this District,
Here is a report of his speech in Cald
well county:
Mr. Anderson enjoys the reputation
Of being the leader OF the Republican
party ia Western Kentucky aud Is
justly entitled to The distinction His
speech on Monday was very good
Que, considering the burden the Re
publican ticket has to carry, Ihaugh it
was not 50 blood thirsty a. we had
4 right to expect judging from what
We had heard Of him aud his speeches
lie pleaded earnestly with the Repub
licans aud the coiored folks to staud
up TO the ticket, and especially to
stand up to Mr.. Houston, the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, claiming
that they could elect him if the Re-
pubicans would only give him their
solid strength The Republicans, e
said could gire HIM about 5000 voteS
aud neither Boone nor Turner, 10 the
present divided condition of the Dem
ocrats, could ge, so many-the strong
est vote anJ Democrat ever got il this
district since the war not running over
1900
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

LIST "a remember in this election
very Democrat sho remaiss at home
: one 0ete for the Republican tieset.
Place the responsibility between them
- they siIl. each uan @sy w The
aour Of defeat carry one half of it if be
h IS failed ia his duty.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Hayes az a DtsssoneSt E'OIis!-
CtsEs.


Gov Hayes went through OHIO last
year abusing the Catholics, declaring
that they aud the Democrats wanted
to "djride tie School Fmd The
Governor knew he was ialsiiyipg when
BE- made this charge, and prored It By
tie taet hat in has D,csSage 10 tie Leg
jsloture lie made no reference to tie
schooi question lie ned 1t as hobby
to elect himself, aud then suh~idrd
lie trickcd Thousands of men iuto
votiog for bin on a question which he
knew was settled by the Constitution
If Ohio, and still be is claimed to be
honest. His friends now hope to de
ceive the people into voting for him
by destinations about rebel claims. -
when they know that an amendment
TO the National Constitution provide,
especially against the payment Of any
such claims Bat Hayes Is willing to
be elected by any trick
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

DKHoeGATs, eSsmiBe the list OF
Democratic Electors printed 10 the
CoURIRe. cad s~s TIA: yo1 vote the
ticket es here pVinted. The least err
ror nsy eestFsy your vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

The Fulton Times, of last week
rave twelve Of the doctors OF that vii
LACE local notices, and will continue
the list from week to week, until com
plete The editor is sick, aud think
il he can soft soap the doctors they
may spare him this time Courier
J0urnal
Gov. Parker Of New Jersey, says
the Democrats there were never more
solidly united or more certain of an
Overwhelming victory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
Lusn Anderson.s Can,o

The great Republican fugIeman o.
this District, is making speeches rally
ing his party to Houston Here !.
what the Princeton Banner says of h.
little game:
We hope the Democrats who heard
Mr. Lucien Anderson on Mopdsv w;il
ne aoie 10 see his game. He is in The
held to rally the Republicans 10 he
standard Of Henry Houston. aud be
ileves that by "long pull. s,rono
pull and pull together, he can. 90,
Into Congress through a divided
Democracy. Democrats of Caldwell
aud OF the First District, will Won no,
rally with enthusiasm under the han
ner OF Boone and defeat them all
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

IT act Only becoaes "a 60 etir cut
ourselves from "a apathetie state of
over conadesee: it is oar duty 20 bring
,rur neigAboEs cod fFisSds. Let there
lie no lsu1fng
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03
FOR CONGRESS,
EI@ q. A. H. BOONE.
or GRAVES COUNTY.

NEXT Tuesday the people will name
the nest President Ct the United States
In all husa-n probability it will be
Sam'l ]. Tildee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

TIA Congressional race is hot in
he uppor ecssties. Capt. Bill Clark,
Col Miller, and others are csngsssing
> The interest of Tnrser; Lush Adder
an. Bsgby and Aayes, for Houston;
'lile Capt. Tyler, Jesse Gilbert and
hers are patsiGg in feW strong
ks for The DeAcerstie Eoninee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-03

Cor. TUeEEz il, to ssy the least of
+, an Independent candidate, add
therefore, is rGnsin2 against the party
rganiEation; and all good Democrats
aght to teach Mr. TarRer that he
bould not set himself up in judgment
gainst the whole party.