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, 1876-03-04

~, r,.,o,, ,r,,,5tn. -, r,,,ct, s,n h,a ,,htor,d
MILITANT a,,rrcsr n,,i alnn in eincant comojv.
Tr;,a., ~ nnw 7,i"s st.n. II ttsn Inn i,oiart
i"r in,,; ~ 1ins,r Is t,cynnd criticism a,,j NJ
tno,nnt,tH Hi,n roso To t,,o houht Of power Which
~. nurt dcmonJs e ;f,n ntnot.wtil,i,1a sccuc was
;nrrin in ia ,,ttcoua anonv al houofoss natl,oa.
et1acttso ctit ao ''"'''e ~ $''' '''''' 'e ''''
noncSfavc wort 1,n4 jo.r t,oeu know, and AL
,n,rsi in Smc.;ra in onorn Int liz evIIlcrt Tint
ti,o rsmntc rtnae afonls tto trueBt jlod for l,or
r,ro and intellectual gonitla. Bllo has boon act
liz nnnrt inanrtnonnt.1,io difficulties md OBJ
stac,or Which ic.St tcbutanto IN ti,is co,,ntry
Inv nchfoyeI hcrn nm ostabliehod reputation,
Sno intoais boforo long returning TO America,
whero II In cnay to pronhcsy that nbo viii wln q
nnrie. NJ vn1I.,ssorvni trintt,pt,A.
n h1isH Wards T,,in 1fncbcih tlcascd md sat,e-
fed. wi.nt ebaii say Of Tia Wrc,cth nf
Mn. tit.n,tbY yrz1S,
nv whom sho uas sip,Nrtot, This nctor carried
fjIo uublto by storm with tno al1ock OF 4 crcas
s,,rnrise. afr. Vcziu ia nsf, nj, hmcricar.-fru,n
rhtiadnlnh,n. Tia 1,an boei, for lwontY ycarp lu
London, known mud eHtcemcd ~ q thorough aud
co,,pcIelitious nrtns, porformiuE vitl, o3Iuis,te
ski}i wl,ntoyar nart ras awarded him. md yut
ynii,nr mntii lnsk Fritlny tlo Ionr.ielayrd on
por,ut,sty OF showing tho erc uesa Of lii go11s
and extont Of his rosotlrces, do not hesitate
10 affirm that bio performance Of Macbeth ,sus
one Of tho most perfcct piccos Of acting Tint l
oycr Witnessed: and TINT it far exceeds That OF
nny othor artist known IN tIlis xenuIat!eu. 9th
ar actors nlay tbe pnrt,-hs tyaa tha character.
This Jor,np aud magnificent warrior, rendered
irresofnta Gy eens.tiTcuess Of orGanizat,o1 aud
loren OF Imagination (uos by acrvIlo weahnen:,,
ns Irving Tonroeentu) lilo proy Of uauoy doubts
and fears botrayc,l alternately by fiery amblttt
aud dread rouloryo; gontict On by aupor,,atural
perception OF tho ilorribln nbyss tpto which ho
Ia nit1ualuv, or tho consciouancss OF iliA ,nFlo.
rent nobiiIty.-tlo Mucbtth wllicl, Shakespeare
conceived and paintod. tho actor wa7. Ills
, 1876-03-04
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

E,e.y drup Of tho garsaparilan Nosulvent cosanas
cate. TIM uxa hs !looh .ra* aruc. sgd ot1cr aaia,
}ho rastcs Of tho body wi!h nov and soand ma.tn4
he!oNla syps'iIs. Soasa!isn xLauduisT d'osso nest
o.hor parts oi tAe sysgsn, strunorq9s dr.
nnaE.es Ir:aa the ests and tin wo7s fan. q KIN t
!ss, eIys!po!af aehs Ikst spo1s S9sms T. ~ a:.s
iatnui d!sol1ar&es, night swsate, ass ot sal u
whscs OF thu lie rfnciEc M3thln tho earA!a raass
w ysovs e any tesso usinxit for sfthes dlsoass tit
tho patient, daily boootning rcs!nood tg tho Wass
and decomposition 1hss ia eohnua!'y rsoxressnE s7e
Tii new ads iEon heslthy 1ed..Pa IL. =,
IL w,on u,,co is renlty eancuoos IT, rs1k II pah
eaton. and s1cooods In dtnni.hus tho las o. ~aat
ieai i,l,n.o Irnwin Letter nnd stfonEos tln ood y;
eettlHx better, apotlto improving. and flesh an vsst
M; o; dons tho st7arsrI1lisn Resol,cnt c1e4t u
sSntitatinuai aud kin dasasts. but II Is tho on5 pa
live euro for
, 1876-03-04
Tunlor Of Twelve Ycnra' Growth Cured ~
IlsiuHnysa tkesekTeIt.
AN IMPORTANT LITTER

from prumlnsnt gentleman and rasdont g Clnoiass;
o. Tor s rAat forlJ ,nMtB vol ku1Wu to the nessPsf
publishers Throughout tho Uulted statas.
nEv Y0nk, Oct. Il. LEV. i
Oh. NApwAr-pKAh Sln; al, Induced by .enss, ~ y
duty tn tbs budnfIET u 4HAka brio! slatGtnon ~ -.
working Of 5ous nn3iclnu mysslf. tat sorrEt
bad Gsun atsotcl With s1na trnnbo IN t9 blaa!i.
II no.t terribly .lsscta9 disease which s
Halaasioa oi tbs kii4sgs and b.adas. sad ~; M , =
tast oyq!oa .nas f sSss ss ttsa pnss
Hhyricians, and hvi taken largo quantity ot tnean.3
both alloathEn Aud omeopathial but thd 9as r. +, ss
fseAs fsus ,oshs III ~ fsad 80 nI;
eactsd IN pe1son kho had lang boon suffering
beva, vent xht e and 't sSts @ 2! ,ss,,siss R
And oln,r,cuonl taking tlis,n . In three days "h s
V{ol!yycl, sud nov fool - wolt =. rvnr o,,,,t O.
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day Of tho vcok TO break broad tAots xK.).
rnn, ordorcd tho Corinthians: "Upon tho ntat
in Btorc, AZ God hntl psospototl him. lsev, l..
10, John calls B,.1,jay the Lords day. This 80
must concludo from subsequent History, ~ 10
trequQi,tly rptarro1 to by lilo Church iatheth.
wo celebrate te Lords holy day. and then rEo-
cceds 10 describe the manner OF opaerfinE ~.
I'sotnnn, IN bis book oI. idoatry. msitso.a s'io
Chrlstlaun fostivnl.daJs, and as tne ca!o1 AtlR
which l.e nanos tho L9s :, usy .cso ~ r.Is. nr It
II We like tl,c,n tI,o lGntlluHs) celebrate S'haay
aB festival md day of rclo.c'ng. u u tor rea-
ron vastly t!istnt,t from that OF ssorstrinE tho
snn s'. 1u8 oMs .'yr upon .s day s.og ss
Iay nil that l,Ya ii, city or country meet togoshut
at tic ua.,,o rlaco. wiero the writings 81 tho
Au,st,ea afsl prorhcta arc foal M mitch NJ
t,nie NH give Leave; when stso reader has donc,
tha Ils:,op m.kes sermo,,." etc: And aEat1,
i UtMn sunday wo all xnscmbto:" TAou comes
tho rcason ''Yl.at being tho dag It, which Hoi
act himself to work upon the dark void. n Or
er 10 n,nio tho world, and IN which Jesus Ohrihe
our Savior roHe again from the dead for tho gay
bofosp saturday lio was crlclllcl. RtHa tho day
after, whicl, is Sunday, lie appeared to u,s
Apostles and Disciples, and taught them what
have now proposed TO your consideration IiluB
I could continue quoting 1Gnatits, Augustine,
CyriluB, aud otherB all Of which provo tint tho
Lords Day Ia Sunday, and tbht Runtlny was OBJ
served ns tho Christians Sabbath from, the oarli-
ess times. Saturday wus long observed na day
OF fasting. but Sunday % n day OF rejoicing.
Neithcr iny was observed by cessation trol labor
until ConstailtlnbH dccrGe, aud oven thsn farnlars
wero exempted. -,
lu Christian libasty then, wo obsorvo Sunday
aB our day OF worhMp a1itt rest. It is good or
dinancp Of man, against which We should not
robot, bnt snbtnt ourselves to it for tho Lords
rake. We should tloyoto tho entiro Jay 10 thn
promotion Of our sanctillcasion, abstain from all
unnecessary work. bo employed In holy worde
actions only. Thls IL thu power and nisicsey Of
the fourth commandment AuEh ANDERSON.
, 1876-03-04
NORMA.

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o"E ~, I,si..,. . ..1",nter frn ~, hno 1,ivhn -
r,n mnu nn,ss ua.3 y s"rI, -. ,tnn io text
w Srt,snn 7,rouot..a H. its,if f. hcav,n,
1onr issbrs, 'iToo,1inr 1itc lin willow
Wrsei,t ,.s9h ia +", = Tnr,nnS ,,.,rla that IL
t.h.t.,n, tH ~ ~ ~. ~. ,sr .',..,,Si.e cya.
rhw sr,n,xv i,osnrnss .,.nt;r hiiinw
GcarSe Hi ha"a,ih ia vo,,.w shscld
r,.n1tm" hcsJIe t iic ,lpsSuy 1ji}ow.
T,xa 4ir.sr Nmotlnn.a ahamIrs r,scd1cl,
~ ~ M M1} the e1vnta .',oTs," ~ ,xo a;scagrr
HJ.f I ~ ~ - .,,,r. Mn.r+ .r1nia Inv, rorrc,1oh
o''o'' Wy e''' ">-'' ''s3A tN'e
M ,,,.-, n r.,,ebt that t,,s t.,rt cnn ,neN
itkn ttsrsv trnnt'1si -nnuabt rr,in1,na
MI ntiI J.t,.i l." NJ s,isnt crlnsIr,
,yhs,s ,' sentnfu1c, ~ II ji,,. m war,, r,aay
Wy "nas ..,.s .a. i ins's ar ~ nyr
tthsn I;,eor. oi,ats - oert,sa, u,,owrr
w IL i.,,thtr,tr. th .u.rv t{nn ~ nrao
i,x,,,i.itn ~, ~, inpstt tv r,cc ~
tvIln .,.'i H. .sH.,a ,nc,a,otInS IN tbnen sv,s
-, ,vI'nss ss ,'o,iis n.m"tcr, 1n.gn liza.
=" "u'0e Nof'.1s ~
lIcr olonmf ennnA - auaAeA ant1 oeFainkt
Ihu pillow y % iontcs pseascn,
Iior trensrs, by soft bseezo rarcxy4u,
Tost o'ur her tIntlu1atlng brraHt.
ghn ToocA limo 1n1tlntGht'n cpsuforters.
Tho gamblers rlltu sls1 fnyr!y dalRh&eri
But Nilat shall scotho grinf lito lters
Whose soft sigh tEunh!ea Ger tho w0terf
11In !hSellnesa RnnWs ueep Eol.'nlnH.
E'rn Trough " htase!ih nsat peah'1es sfHe'us
4Aso Qua sbpse tile Wnfe tstHnln;,
WNh hfoW fHasHe ths colhlnn liHreot
" ~ 1 sls.s!ins ~ oss IL iIs !s !s,y a"ssis'
, 1876-03-04
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

perfectly ta.tele slekaatly coated With 5wses tsd.
iarxe eaulAto yat.y yttss ana II ~ t,mses.
LS.t, Hoasa. Kllnsss, bsatdss. Haltoaa .,i,a. 81,
ssdaeho, coastip&n. oossi1snes.. ~
tSss, fes, .nd III Doaus .! lho 1s.tasa yf
cara, 10 ef1oot positise o9so, ~ dnvss.ka
bt1bls. containing no usteuty, m1aAfa1ss !"
ofaSs ub4sxrs tbs following symptoms resulting "'~
shs hss.I{s o. 4:tft tIa o.. Of s uod intas
t,csS hctditY of ths stemaoh N*us:s hees htsos ktst
eust Fopa Fansss 2t We9at e e H. L. ri II H. s.;::
fs6 s1is.af ~ s;,4 aS5a{s:sa, uass,us 70 T.
Ess Wen T. iSnx ott9ss. Mas;;e5 Ma ;;5a Pa
foaa. Dots es before th9 sskht t;fes "e,asae
IT, r.: FL II ~ e. ss q h.
spaaes" esa daass al RAILWAYS PILLS wy Ire & ees III
t.nI ~ Il, tHs ahoJe-pa.1ol dlAosds1s. tties ~
haxs bt'i hy 1rugEssts.
~ Road sEalso and True, :.
: a.,a ~, Lhtar.tsu,n u RApWAY CQt. no
waIrsa.+L, Ksw Vsfk. IntssnAuso vsssa h's'."
VIII w tCIts sV1.
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ti,t.s r7ayoss gradually lccnno mcso snsAoy os crs
cIan1ssins, TIn prayers Of nil wert such aconncca-
e,l Aurrl!ratluns IA Ignorant proplc aiwsys. MAKO
wl,cn lacnrins nnsrr intense clc'te1rnt Tha hsdon
ia fur tnn lust day! We nrc rraly for Thy coniug'
Thu lrethrrn WHOM they wcte not praying
"cheorrl tho siattrs ots Ivy an occasional amen.
ing* evpn when tlcis prayers wonl ccaro+ anil they
woulI R1vn vnrnty to the tnssurinR notan ~ = Wild
~nir hymn. Al 3o'cock twn i,rro IT tho sifrapea
Fsvo out and silently u!throw. Thu rnrart"t Aiso
Withdrew, having tho fanatics ,nn1iug ~ much nuso
ar6r.
, 1876-03-04
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

Urinary and po,nb D!s tsravc Dix1ste4 nfo21
stcppaEo u wottr inoonutheo n urtn1 hH3htha thtr r.
sho wses y sk ssHSd, iat1S H. .s s
silk Or isre il nlnarbld, dark. bilious npp nstGc: ~
wf1in honu-ast nposita. mr. r'nn there Is pslet!sf
burning naatlr Ma1 p1Asps NntaT knd EAta t1e s4ss
Of Tho tack aud Along tho tons.
Tun,or Of Twelve Ycuru. Growth Cured ~
1l.idwny's sttset-e1t.
HxyEALr. bia5a., July IA, Itti
d. RApwAr: 1ha!o Ind osaIa tuutt III tla o3.aa T.
and bnWniA All thu Gnotnra tatd " thtro wa no hssp
tEtpd cygf,thtnX that recommending, tut HS4
lug h,eo aYar ltsso.snt sna thS.Ss
1si Ia tweTo yoarx took atx tottloa Of tho lsutos!
lid unS ,x Of HudThy = IIa and twp bntt]oa 81 -,
81 to boteE h,na.taf and h.ppIsT IN @is
ao Of H. bnw+s ovpr Tho sru.r TEta this e Joa IN
tns beuellt oI oths.s YOU nlilsl sn9 shaSs
Price, u per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
Push the Enemy Closely.

1t is favorite mode Of warfare with
the apologists Of the corrupt Republican
administration to charge disloyalty upon
every man who is a Democrat. No matter
whether he was a soldier; no matter how
much he may have written in defense OF
the union; no matter how many earnest
speeches he may have made for raising
soldiers; no matter how much he may
have done for the families Of soldiers; no
matter how much tune and money he may
have given to the union cause, If he don't
vote the Republican ticket he is a dis
loyal mani That's the tendency of all
Republican argument. The Republicans
take this course to withdraw attention from
their corrupt and incompetent manage
ment Of civil affairs. They are stealing and
taxing the country poor. Their enormous
robberies of the public funds and their
grinding taxation of the people are
prostrating business and filling the land
with tramps. Democrats should not per.
NIT themselves to DC drawn into discussion
on the subject of the war. They should
keep constantly before the people the
corruptions Of the Republican party, and
their pernicious legislation which has
Frustrated business and filled the land
with unemployed men. This alone should
induce the people to vote for a change.
No improvement can be had by continuing
the Republican managers in power. That
is an impossibility. The only hope of i'm.
provement is in calling Tilden to the head
of affairs. Keep this before the people
Discuss nothing else. Don't be drawn
into any sort Of argument on anything else
Mr.. Marble. of New York, lately took the
trouble to telegraph some facts as to Coy
Tilden during the war, to Mr.. Hewitt
showing the governors hearty sympathy
with the cause Of the union, and his open
persistent expression of that sympathy
The Chicago Times says
Testimony Of this sort might be heapet
as high as Pelion on Ossa, aud with thos
who charge it it would make no impression
OTeeley nlLDSeI, curing the last pTeSi
dental campaign, although the first an,
most persistent abolitiosist, was repre-
sented in the south as foe to the blacl
men, and they believed il. If the nortI
we're not intent on reform Of NOR
moment than the memories Of the war, Til
den's war record might be regarded u
worth considering, but with such vital re
forms as his election signifies. no sane MAJ
is going to stop to discuss forgotte,
war"
Friends Of Reform DO not PERM
yourselves to be scduced into the discus
sion OF any question concerning the dea,
past. We are not acting on those
questions now Discussion of sucl
questions takes off the attention of the p,o
pie from the real, live issues of this cleo
ton. The country is embarrassed. TIL
times are hard and growing worse, and re
form aud prosperity can only be brough
about by change of parties. Work 70
that alone.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
A Campaign of Calumny.

The Republicans were never SO put to
all their trump cards of lying, stealing and
abuse as they are now, for they are scared.
Their gross assaults on Mr.. Tilden are
proof Of this. Democrats haye treated
Gov. Hayes with the respect due his posi-
ton and have brought battle against the
party and principles of which he is the
representative. Republicans have made
the campaign one solely savage, brutal and
heartless personal SANDER.
OF piece with this plan is the late
attack upon Mr. Tilden, in relation to his
income tax. Ignoring the fact that the
income tax, law passed late in 1861 to ointo
effect April 1862, was repealed July LIST
1862, and replaced by a law that went into
operation about December 1862. thus
Leaving months at the beginning and latter
half of that year Of interregnum, in which
there was apparently no law for taxation
Of incomes, they jumped at d base impeach-
ment of Mr.. 1ildeu's integrity. This
attack is arranged by the same base little
scouDdrel, Bliss, who suborned Harvey
perjured attack upon Kerr and hurried
that upright man to his grave, The thieves
are desperate and stop at nothing which
will keep Tilden of their track, for they
read their fate in that of the Tweed anC
canal ring
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under theedge
of the ribs, increases on pressure ;
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the lett
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-b blade, and it frequently ex-
tends 10 the top Of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken tos rheumatism IN
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss o. onnetite and sickness; the bowels
III general are Costivc, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied With 2 dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation OF
having left andnne something which
ought 10 have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains OF WEAKNESS and de-
bilityt he is easily startled, his feet are
cold o. burning, and he cQnp!atnS OF a
prickly sensation Of tbs skini his spirits
are low and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon IN tortltude
enough to try it. in fact, he distrusts
every fentGdy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
nave occurred where few ofthem existed,
ct examination ofthe body, after death,
nas shown the LIVER to have been ex-
gcusiyely deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DE-. c. MfLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better Cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. {. McLANE' S LIyET
| Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. MeLANE'>
| LIVER Pills.
The genuine MGLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures OF c. MeLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
re- Insist On your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
| Dr.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
| To those wishing to give DR.. c M4.ANE's LIvEI
PMS trial we will mail post paid any part Of tn
United States, one box Of pills for twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
Waits TO Know.

\ friend in the country sends US a fly
leaf Of a Republican campaign document
entitled Speeches OF Senators Morton,
Sherman and Boutwell, " on which is writ
ten Compliments of Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly, and Our correspondent
writes as follows:
" / enclose you the outside of & pamph.
let that came through the post office Of
this place. The query with me is, whether
the Presbyterian General Assembly Is
engaged in distributing Republican cam
paign documents. 1t was addressed to a
farmer here.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
go - AZ - ~ e R -
HrUSE.

Cor, NlchIIaD ~, and JaCksUn Street,
1hiNAGb- ILL.
THIS elegant hotel Acknowledges no rival either
| in lis MANAGEMENT. appointments, or location.
In tEc hitter resTect Il AFT prds rs guests charming
and unnbstructcd view ON two of it, lofty fronts
of Lake Michigan as Tag al the eye can reach. the
finest Wattrscapc view in America Is di8ganRlly
opposite the Great Exposition Building. aud but
one block from the Mabash Avenue amp State ST.,
lines Of Horse Railway, leading to all parts of the
city, rnd Convenient TO places @, Amusement. II
has go large and elegantly furnis ed rooms, with
all modern improvements. including Tuft's Passen-
ger Elevator. c. II, GAUBELT, Proprietor.
FRANK WENTWORTH hief Clerk
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
WALL STREET SPECULATION.

The reliable houss Of ALEX, FROTHrEGHAN & Co.
No II Wall Street, New York, publish a handsome
rlght page weekly paper, called the Weekly FtndH
ctdt Report, which they send free TO any address.
In ditiOn TO large number of able editorials on
financial ana business topics, il contains very full
ana accurate reports of the sales aud standing OF
every bond stock and security dealt in the Stock
Exchange. Messrs. FRoTHrNGHAM & Co., are very
extensive brokers, OF large experience and tried
Integrity. In addition to their stock brokerage
husines. they sell what are termed privileges"
or Puts and Calls" now ne OF the favorite meth
ods OF legitimate speculation. Their advice is very
valuable and by following 1t, many have made fore
tunes, New York Metropolis,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
STATE.

For Governor:
LEWIS STEWARD, OF Kendall county.
For Lieutenant Governor:
ARCHIBALD A GLENN, of Brown county.
For Secretary OF State
=. Y. THORNTON, of Fulton county.
For Auditor:
JOHN HISE, Of Cook county.
For Treasurer:
GEORGE GUNDLACH, Of Clinton county.
For Attorney General:
EDWARD LYNCH, OF Logan county.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
DEMOCRATIC REFORM TICKET

FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL J. TILDEN, of New York.
FOR yIcKPREsIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
AT LARGE:
WILLIAM F. CooLBAueH, OF Cook County.
WILLIAM j. ALLEN, of jackson County.
ny DISTRICTS:
1st-THoMAs HoYNE, 10TH. w. DAyIDsoN,
9d-S s. HAYES 11th-W. q. EWING,
ALAMO Voss 12thr-CHAs. A. KEYEs
4th -THos b. COULTER 13th-C. A. ROBERTS.
5th-W &. GREEN, 14th-O Il FIcKLIN,
6th--JAs. y. ECKELs 18th -R. n. BISHOP,
Tth-GEo h. MARTIN, 10TH. J. PHILLIPS,
9Th. C. w. BULLOCK, 17th-C. A. WALKER,
9TH W. JAMES, 1Sth-J. p. JOHNSON,
18TH. NJ. CREBs.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

,asions, when it appeared proper, i have
my opinions In relation to our
present troubles Since the war CON-
menced have uniformly said that the
of the government of the United
States is not questioned in Indiana, and
that regard it as the duty of the citizens
of Indiana to respect and maintain that
and to give the government an
honest and earnest support IN the prosecu-
ton of the war, until, in the providence
of God, it may be brought to an honorable
conclusion, and the blessings of peace re,
stored to our country, postponing until
that time all controversy in relation to the
cause and responsibilities of the war; No
man will feel deeper solicitude iu the
welfare and proud bearing of Indiana
soldiery. 10 the conflict of arms to which
they are called, than myself.
Allow me to add that, in my judgment,
a citizen or newspaper is not serving the
country we'll in the present crisis by at
tempting to give partisan aspect TO the
war, or by seeming to pervert the cause
OF the country to party ends.
Respectfully,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
The reader will note that this letter vas
published in the Indianapolis Journal,
THE Republican state organ of Indiana), in
1861.
The Republican papers are rather Oyer
doing the business Of lying about Tilder
and Hendricks, thus showing how fearful
they are of being turned opt of the man
asement Of public affairs Their false
hoods are re acting upon them. The Gin
cnnati Gazette, not long ago, published, il
handful display type,on its first page, wha
purported TO DC the text of call for &
meeting st Seymour, Ind. in 1854, called
to oppose the war, ETC., in which sir
Hendricks name appears as speaker
This practical lie has been repeated in tha
state at every canvass since the war, an(
and refuted. Nov it is published away from
home for political effect. MF. Hendrick.
had nothing to do with calling the meet
ing, nor was he present at the meeting, i
such an one was held. Let Democratic
papers take note.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
Thursday. August 81, 1875.

THE wATcHwoRD l776 REVOLUTION.
THE, wATcHwoRD 1876 REFORM.
THE TICKET 1776 WASHINGTON.
THE TICKET 1876 TILDEN.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

Court Records and books for county
offices made in the best manner at Tue
ARGUS OFFICE.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
INDIANAPOLIS, April a.

MIR. EDITOR: My attention has been
called to Su editorial III the journal OF this
morning, IN which it - stated that at Il
Union meeting held At Sheibyvlile Il lew
evenings since, IA committee was appointed
to wait upon me with the request that |
should speaA; that, being called upon by
the oommiIIec. refused to speak saying
that dad no hand in originating the diff
Guilty, and would have nothing to do in
extrlcatlng the country from its perilous
conditions.
The writer has been wholly misinformed.
l never heard of tho appointment of such
committee, AID suppose none was ap-
pointed. No committee waited upon me
with such request Had | been 50
honored, certainly would have responded
have never withheld my views upon any
|. question OF public interest from the
people of Shelby county, Upon all oc,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
COUNTY.

For Sherif-WM. ii. LUNDY.
ForCorone--F. q. BOKMAN.
For Circuit Clcrk-W. Ii. FAIRCLOUGH.
For States Attorney-P. O'MARA.