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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

MRS Isaac SMITH, Of Montgomery. was seri.
ously injured by heing thrown from a carriage on
the 9th nlt. The temperance work has begun
in swanton. Mr.. McKelyey spoke there last
week, and an enthusiastic meeting was held We
hope to hear Of prosperous reform club Mt that
place soon The managers Of the Central Yer
mont railroad have issued an order that all men
employed on the road must he total abstinence
men, whether on or off duty; any one working
on the road being known to drink liquor is to be
discharged instantly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07
Sad Case OF Suicide.

MARY y Churchill. wife VI l. q cbu,cbiu Al,
wen known photographer Of this place. conmtted
suicide by hanging, at her late residence 90, H.,
", '''il street on Tuesday morning. The fact
VI u'e case are as follows Mrs Churchill has beer
/ npoot health Tor some time and has lately shown
s,'ght symptoms of insanity, though not to an
alarming degree until within few DAYS Lad
sunday she went to brook on Seminary uu
ana attempted to drown herself bnt was pre
vented and taken home again by her husband
All through Monday night her mind wandered
considerably, and she would shout to people in
'he house that she was crazy. She escapcd from
the mouse once or twice, but was brought hack
TN Tuesday her husband was afraid To leave her
ana 40 stayed at home TN nearly noon. when he
"'hl down street to procure something for the
noon meal telling the girl to keep watch Of his
"ile while he was away. lie had been gone but
shoit time, when the grl, a. she SAYS. heard
ANS churchill moving about in her room, aud
heard her slam the door The girl, being afraid
mat harm might come to the little one whom she
had with her In the kitchen, carried her to a
neghbors house for safety When she came
back IN about ten minutes, she went Ia Mrs
thurchilrs room and found her stretched upon
the floor She gave the alarm 10 some persons
near by and they hurried into the house. but the
woman was beyond help.
The manner Of the deed was this. She had
wound piece Of picture cord about her neck FIVE
or six times, and very tight then she fastened il
to the upper hinge Of ono Of the folding doors.
and threw her whole weight upon H. It is sup
posed that the cord broke at once and she fell
upon the floor but in winding it about her neck
II had been so crossed as to be incapable Of loosen
ing. and thus she was stnnged.
Mrs Churchill was thirty.two years Of age, Of
a somewhat nervous temperament, though NOV.
ing among her friends---of whom she had large
number-in quiet manner She leaves three
children, the age Of the oldest being about ten
years. Her husband has the heartfelt sympathy
Of the entire community in this sudden and sore
aiiiiction which has fallen upon him and his
household
fNsroN The dwelling-house Of silas Fisher
was robbed Of about two hundred and fifty dol
lars on Wednesday Of last week
DnowNEp. The only son Of Luther Harrington,
Of Salisbury was drowned in the village pond,
June 1T, while fishing lie was five years old
COUNTY CONVENTION The Orange County Re
publican Convention will be held in the Court
House, at Chelsea, June 2oth, commencing at half
past ten a. VI Al hoasst people are invited 10
be present
CnASGE or TDE-Ihe time Of holding the
Windsor County Republican Convention has been
changed TO Wednesday, June DIST, the town eau.
cuses to be held saturday, June 18th. The change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

The orations and essays demonstrated a thor.
ough knowledge OF the subjects treated, and the
sound intellectual training which the class has re-
ceiyed from Dr. Spauding, and his popular ms.
sistants, Miss Amy b. Fisk. Preceptress, and Mr..
Richardson.
This afternoon occurs the Anniversary u the
Associate Alumni, with an Grafton by Seneca
iIa2elton, Esq, Of Burlington a graduate Of and
former teacher in the Academy This evening,
ex-senator J. W Patterson, Of Hanover, n H.,
delivers an Grafton before the Social Fraternity,
Tomorrow Thursday afternoon, occur the rhe-
torieal exercises OF the Graduating Glass, Of which
full report will be given in our next issue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07
Es-EN COUNTY

The barn Of Ira G. Cameron, in Maidstone, was
burned May 2Tth, It was caused by very high
wind blowing the fire from burnt piece Mr.
Cameron was helping his neighbors fight fire when
his barn took fire, and when he got home il was
too late to save the barn. II WAS worth five hun
dred dollars insured for two hundred and fifty
dollar. Vt the ZANE time the school-honse in
the same district was burned, The fire caught
several times in Henry Booths house and barn.
and good deal Of damage was done by the burn.
ing Of fences timber, etc. Mr. Cameron had
seventy-fye dollars worth Of wood, all fitted for
the stove, burned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

TINS body Of the boy drowned at South Royal
ton, recently, was found at White River Junction
Monday OF last week. Mrs. Peter Wheeler il
under arrest for setting fire to house at An
dover, that she has occupied for some time She
fastened all the doors, and put papers up at the
windows, in order Ia conceal the blaze rs long as
possible, but the house was saved The silver
mines In Hartand are developing fa,ombly, and
at this time ten men are engaged taking out ore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

CnASGE or TDIE-The time Of holding the
Windsor County Republican Convention has been
changed to Wednesday, June DIST, the town eau
cuses to be held saturday, June 18th. The change
was made that it might not be held the same week
Of the Republican State Convention. in this place
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
"A. IN. II. I'D :,

VXTE, tho undersigned, deaine to, in
wv form the citizens Of Winnsboro
and vicinity That we have asseoiatel our
selves under tho finn name Of JounsuoN K
PET:meREw, and will keep constantly on.
hand large stock Of fino Whiskies, Winos
Gin, So, Also, McEwans, ,Sootoh. Ale.
Gninness' Dublin Porter and Belfast
Ginger Alo: Also q large stock Of lsoots
and, Shoes, Dry Geods,, Clothing, Grocerien
and everything usually kept in q first-olass
house. ThanSful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on the, old; house.. we solicit O.
colatinuanco Of the ,same. I,.., E.Sl5 =
sS ~ . JNo. JoHNsroN,
.' ". nn. .n RoDT. PETTIoREw.
,oet Soft tg... ..1tDni na... ... ..-... (
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

TITHE undorsig nod having bought tho
l. entiro stock Of Jns. g. Elder Il Cos
wholesale department, together with +.
Elders large stock Of ..
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Ladies' md Gents
Furnishing Gooda,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Notions, &C..
making one Of the largest and BEST ST.
LECTED atockH over brought to Winns-
hor }, are now prepared to accommodate,
their numerous frienls and customers at
thoir USUALLY LOW PRICES, eituor by
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

kIGenSeraG Spinner, favored the lom,-
ploymeht. q female clerks III tho
treasury because Vie adec1ated thht 3
wplnah WAS afraid toSsteak mofeI Ithan
t@o dollars.oN That yI6xplainIwhy
awonan ) will, ,,Saelti !, ,h6,y = husband 5
thirtysete ddollar eyeScoat, a twelve
dollar pair of pants and -ninesdol-
Jar pair of boots to tho rag manfor
Two dollars. every tima' she geta, q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
DRY GOODS,

Consisting in part of black and colored
alpacns, an assortment of different kinds
Of dress materials, water proofing, flannels,
full line of caliooes, blcaohed and un.
bleached goods. checked Homespuns,
pant jeans, consumers 60. ladies' and gents
undervests, bonlevards, shnwls, clonkH
furs, corsots. ,tarletans, swisses, nainsooks,
DO. hosiery, gloves in great variety, hand
xerohiofs, notions, buttons and triminga,
different kinds, ladies' and gents ties, fancy
and jet jewelry to arrive for the holidays.
Our fancy gools are full and complete.
A full stock Of shoes, hats, rendymnde
clothing, dmwers, shirts tSo. Family
groceries Of all kinds, a full siook always
on hand, fresh arrivals daily. You will
find everything yoa want by calling on J o
BOAG, ON the corner Several han dsome
bedroom suits with and without marble,
wnr.lrobes, bedsteads; mntressea, lounges,
cradles, and Hnfes for sale very cheap, Be
re to call on O BOAG. l..t:' ~ i -. -.
f. Lumber Lumber { always on hand and
aalo byJ o BOAG. 1855. - tU 7
You will find II full and complete stock
T. almost everything. very low and cheap
as we want TO diminiah stock at ~ ~,
dec 8 "r'' N.3 |, BOAG'S! ~ ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
''.ETOTTCE.

THE' public nro hereby notified that q
= certain Land Warrant for 100 aoros--
No. "2807B" was issued January ,l6, 1853
in my favor, by tho Hon. Commissioners Of
Pensions, for services of my husband in
the war Of 1919; and said warrant having
been lost in the mails, I have applied to
tho Department at Washington, b @. for
duplicate. MARTHA CALHOUN,
feb 2-x6 Monticello, g. C..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

There is a brilliant future for the
boy, %ho' when lhe sees d fon of,&oal
coming to the house, rushes to his
mother and asks for the peppofmint,
and rolls on tho floor and Rroans,
and says no has the cramps. /
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
TO PLANTERS.

T OFFER for sale TONS
- OF MANIPULATED PHOENIX GU
ANO. for 412 lbs of cotton per ton--etbo
cheapest in tho market. I can give twenty
certificates Of It's doubling tho Drop of 1875.
Many other agent can do better, buy from
hina: II not, expect your patronage. The
proof ofthe pudding is-yon know whs.
JAMES n. AIKEN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

1t is said that Henry Bergh in
his early, years SwgsFy 30 tender
heartedS for ahinsal life chat when q
mosquito lit on his nose he'd pick
ARa gippef e9d nna'slh.rrlhdim mesh himself tps Up
dSulnSGl kNel WalI.,r ,r ~ nAD II,,,l1 1, 4 !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

Babcoek ks is said to- be the first
case on record of q White House
official being indicted for peniten-
tiary offense.> .~,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
$25 REWARD.

viii pay tho above amount for The 70.
a ooTery OF the wntch reer rntly stolon
from mo, or my information that will lood
to its recovery. The watch is q do,,bIo'
case gold watohr numbered ll.II5. ,nado
by Robert Berry, Liverpool There was
attached to 1t large gold chain, with a
smah magnifying-glass locket.
jan l8-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

=, a bride in full dress IT,. iiss, atf perfect
Liberty i to choose flowers other than
Grange blossoms, and still remain
within the, realms of fashion aud
gentlllty. i'''a %: ~,.s.. > .ta' ~ hGoi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

{ Out Of 400 religious publications
ia the United States, tho MethotGsts
claim Al, the Roman Catholics Al,
the Baptists ,35, the Presbyterians
29, and the Jews 8. ~, ~, -, y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

liza lamp or candle, or very
little fire, is kept burning in FIRE
place at, night, o. draughsis is creatod
up the chimney, by which tho foulest
mir in tho room is carried out with
groat rapidity., - a.a.s..I,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

T., II It is positively dangerous to wash
the face in cold water when much
heated. 1t is not dangerous, but
pleasantly eficacious, if warm water
is used -" }. ......, '..t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

Flios cause one-ffth of sl1q tho
profanity in this world. This is the
opinion Of q bald headed man.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

q Never promise what you hope
you will not be called upon to, per.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

DESi HE to inform my numerous
L friends and customers that / an atill
at the old stand, with n full limo Of
Groceries,
Hardware,
Wooden Ware
Hollow Ware.
EOota, Shoes &c.
which will soll ut tho lowest prices for
cash. large stock cf Bran and Short.
for COW feed. Iron. Steel, &c on hand
and to arrive. Planting Potatoes to arrive
in few days. solicit tho patronage of
all i'll want Of good goods at
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

james Stephens, late head centre
OF the Fenian Brotherhood of the
United States died in Paris recently.
AT one time he created quite SEN
sation In, this country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

q When a mouse makes it's appear-
ance in ladies' sewing circle, the
women with striped stockings on,
and tho prettiest boots, always
Jump the highest .'..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

ir7SytIn r Virginia they propose, to, tax
each person who uses tobacco on the
quo pro "quid" plinciplesS "si8
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
GRASS gSEEzm.

AENTUCKY Blue Grass Seed,
Red-top Grtss Seed,
Hungarian Grass Seed,
Millet Seed,
Red Glover Seod,
Lucerne Seed,
For sale at the drug store of
w, T.. AIKEN.
feb is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

. tonO p hOsph hate Co.,
CHARLESTON, $. G.
Soluble Guano {Ayailable Bone
pIloSTHArE of Limo 1856 per cent
l. Ammonia 81 per oent. April LIT $l4.
November LIST $50, Cotton 0ption i6s,-
mfldlings at-$G5.
Acid Phosphate, (AyafIablc Bone.
Phosphate of lime, 22-83 pcr cont. April
lat S2S, November lst $33, Cotton Option
SAG. -.
sTT' Special rates to Grangcrs on oanl,
ordcrs. For particulars apply to
EC WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
Charleston sc
D u Flonniken Agent at WinnaboroS s G
RS De.portos 4 Co, Agent ut Ridseway sc
jnn25
u FRANK GOES AMMONIATED
~. BONE SUPERPHOSpHATE.
Having boon appointod Sole Agent for thin
btate for the sale Of tho nbovo old and well
known FEkTIL,IHER, wo shall always
keep full supply Oh hand. Orders en-
trusted to our care shall meot with prompt
attention.
Tho merits Of this Fertilizer arc too we'll
known and appreciated to require a moro
extended notice. We will only state that
each consignment is subjected to tho
seyerest analysis, md the original stand
NEY IL onr travelling agent, md any COM
munlcationa to III through him shall have
every caro- and dispatch.
P1NCKNEY BROTHERS,
. Commercial Wharf, Charleston, s. C
jan l8-2mos
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

DEALER IN

I>URNITUREy 'Pa,lor Brackots and
" Picture 'Rrames, for design and
workmanship, trnequhlled.' tSen1en,-
Der my prices are beyond competition fos
the same. quality Of ofg6ods, ="
....:. Anew SUPPLY, ~, 20. -" !;
Of Rustic Window Shades, low In ppfoo.
durable, convenient, that never get ont of
order, and will last longer than sny other
Shade. Mattressess Pictures. Hst-Rsoks.
Mirrorsand Lumber for sale. ,ar i
."I' :. -. REPAIRING. .,'"M .. IN
Furniture neatly repaired as moderate
prices. Special attention given TO the ;Un.
deitakers department. I keep on haad b
full supply efCases and Wood Co6ins. :
Ny TERMS ABE sTBIcsLs CAsH.,
eept 28--lY ~ f,, ,t ,., -. n,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

20" Perhaps. the worst . effect Of q
Continental, failure is that the in,
solvent parties. have, to-, sacrifice
their stock of goods, selling them at
prices at which other houses cannot
compete iwitARe9nt \ eanit iserio loss. ', .. :" T.,
. , SKentacky's Bonded debt is' only
S184399 and against this she has in
cash $1,195,3G2 Tho state has,
therefore, money on hand enough to
pay every aollhT it owes, aud leave O
balance on hand Of over S10O, GOO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

"A LII persona indebted to mo by note
"A or open account oro requested to
come forward and settle at once, na must
hnvo money in consequence of tie chnnno
in my business. All open accounts must
bo closed either by cash or note with an-
proved security. All those who wish to
sottle without cost will come forward ot
once, if not they will have to settle with
my attorney, with cost.
jan %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
Bishop Haven may be erratic

"
+ Bishop Haven may be erratic on
tho th1rd term question; sbut Sit fis
evident hS kh6Ws how. to, take 6dfe
~ leStnY fr Flip 0stepSible3 Benefit
feg which .sbso char gsed md a pocket ted,
it is assorted, $3.50, while the church
failed TO pay Expenses from ths en-
I N f''VSS5 5s441.i 1.i--,! ~ .,~-4lAa4J m uoH;
Stewart pays about $I20, ,O00
in taxes ,on real eS tate, in l New York
city.E His Wholesale store is aasessed
at 81, 100000 and taxed, ,$32, 400 ,this
retail store, Assessed at y $850,00O,
pays $23,8O0, and he pays S16,80O
tex On his house On Fifth Avenue,
Y.lPie XYhPieh ~ y ,assegs,esd at 100000.
J , . IS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

eNEND Eea5ipg, Rsyehonancy.s Fssoiael
~ tiea, soa! Gh3r@tnE, Iesaas,fsn
end Marriage Gasd Shhnwih8 h6S either
affection Of any porson they choose instant1
ly. 400 pages. BY a,ail 5yCss. Hunt Is Go, /,
l39 8. 7th st., PRifa, Pa!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MARRIED Pe0pIe--New inven.
ton. just what you want. Reliable cad
Durable. Mailed on receipt Of 754. Ad.
dress DR. Mosman q Co, Middleton Conn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
J.F. MCMaStGr & CO.

Would call the attention of tho
public to their full Stock of Fall and
Winter Goods which they are offer.
ing at greatly reduced prices to suit
the timos,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

N. B,~-DonI foil 10 como and SEQ NV
cheap goods In. WTTHERs,
nov27
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

RS PIECES OF Standard Prints, 25
~ pieces of Plaid Osnaburga, 40
pleoes OF Wool Jeans, 4 pieoos of CASH
moro, 6 pieces Of White Flannel pieoos
Of Rod Flannel, 20 Shawla of beautiful
styles. Miss and Ohildren's Fancy Cotton
Hose. Ladies' and Gentlemon's all Wool
Merino Vests, Best quality Of needles oil
etses, White Blankets $3.50 per Pair
, 1876-05-15
NEW BOOKS.
TEdREE
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70 p classic an,onE lork afnts s'o
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, 1876-05-15

PAyDR1TIsM IN r1tnsrorton-ro1 ,r,r.1. ,vrr,-
rsnENcE I'M SAyY.YS1tns- tnttsps
-AMKnicAN ANN n.ixnprsn raNtrs"T,,n pUnI
EIGHT 81. r.oops-op-wtn.
4v,s,,,,a~os" ~ 1"e ,.''a"e'
:. HAo,iS"'oa' =, - ", alaS !4'-eommodofe
AlcN. Fairfax, In Ills testimony before tho Nnyal
Investigating Committee, ulate some interest.
inp statnmcnts rc,ot1vo n thc con,1,,rt ~ tho
INV IIa wns nxar,i,aa =. .ho v,.tas,, " Noa' .H'
Wa u@'y ~ "ne u1u'1''ea ~ Lho h11tcty NaVS-
1afu' alaine. lie satd That the great difficulty
Disregard Of tic law with rospcct to fitness for
nromottor sfcn hovo ho.,, ,ro.,,o,n ~, .",s1. y.
ruo''o'' i'.,.'" ~" !a'u uc'n Mon1o'c" "lthoat
BENG properly examined. Iho tono Of the
services ns to d standard Of morality ts not Ms
high as II would be were tlo morals of Officers
nroncr1v cxamtncd. rndcr tha lou. III ,It"1 ~
an Instance thc casc ~ cnmmo;,o-a 1a,', ~ 10
QunekcnbuSh, WHO Is OH tho Navy Register Of
court-uart!ul, md WIS dismissed from
tho .orn,co fer A." .a. .'
Nv s'"1e ~ t"o ahost seeaualous
CONDUCT Onf1nE Ills dismissal pro-
motion was mado to Ill tho vacancy.
He was afterwards rcstorct To acrvjcc, with,
out a1, net Of Congress- which, ia In violation ri
law. THIS strikes rIrht nj every nfllrnr In thH
service. VIC INV ha9o ANYBODY nut over our MIR
heads Just y that WY II bis tase, tj'o pro-
approved, W. lie was out Of lis service. fIe was
a son-tn.law Of Dr, Howe, OF Uoston. Md Ind
great political inilucncc. Hecrctnrv Rohcann
Was Induced to rcgtoro lin, from m,iltfM1 iniits
ercc. Robson gonnot restoro aI, ofi}rcr onca
dismissed hy couEt-,1lartial without M Hct ~
Congress. Alfred Hopkins yas on The Re,jster of
1875 as Lieutenant Commander. For some pol!t-
, 1876-05-15

- bFee1Ht LqfT9&pot41knCe " The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. D. C., May 13.-The Dctqocrata
on Monday by another record vote decided TINT
tho work Of Congress shall be conducted Ia sc-
crct. Three different times now within two
weeks tho Bourbona Ut the Lower House have
formally placcd themselves ,1ron tic record Ii,
taror OF tfiat ahonlnaton Of Republican tnstEt11-
tious-star Chamber inq,.csts. They lave made
public confession that tllctr causo Ia nut
worthy enough, aud TINT they themselves are
not manly enough to attempt to accomplish,
thcir purposes, al honest mon, in the light of
day. Tho principles with which they have
initiated their campaign of. scandal aro
thoso Of tho Borgias-plotsiugs in the
dark, spies, detectives, tho dagger,
the poison cup. Tho principal cam pRig,i
orators Of the Democrats about Congress thus;
faf have been tho Whttlcys, the Fclkcrs, the
McCauslands, the Malchyts. Tho orators Of
tic Dcmocnettttattyin In Congress arc strength
ening their voices with Rewer-snuck, Instead Of
with the Dcsnostnon,an pcGbtr. TUCKER, ulu
apostle OF Calhoun, has united Will, higgins,
tho 1unatlc, and his ruined spirit brs&e; to-
"catch tho President" and to destroy TIC Iic-
publican party. The Bourbon bird Of freedom
has become Il vampire The principal bars on
tho Bourbon cscutelleon ure musk, tarh-lan-
tcru, and garbage-ptck. The watsh-cry Of
thcig campaign is "jail-birds to the rcsuc."
THE RECORDS or THE COMMITTEES
o. Iae 4iouse lot INC past i've months lhow th's
Tho Elections Committee has deliberately
seated Democratic contestants, wl,osp rights to
q seat tho ablcst Democrats II, the uu,so have
pant,,oo1 io,., ofn I5ar.,. =" Iaasas f.o ~ eo'e
tnipua sn, "'y st .'asu, ucsausua P1eh 81
str,. 'tSI ~, " eq,G H. @ .nin nfo ~ hls
nf bribery. The attempt WIS 30 als4ac1ous thut
.np ne'oy1ntS w t,'u 1oli!n'ttsc cfNGfe eo!ll-
neHcs! ~ apanuo.l y, 10 es!ape TUG fh1ieulc ot