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EFAs there seems to be a great deal
OF trouble in each political party as to
what its platform shall be, why not botu
adopt this2 M
!" Resolced, That we are in favor d
whatever is right, and opposedto what.
ever is wrong"
This would do as we'll as anything to
catch voters, and after the election the
successful party could do as it pleased,
which it al ways does anyhow. When the
campaign is nyer the platform J becomes
about as sacred as last years birds
nest.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

81 The Democratic majority in Cqpgress
is cutting down the estimates FOR th6
several departments at rate that fright
ems Republican, officials 81
q The DEMOCRATS practice what they
'prcach-econOmv in the affairs Of the
Government, md the leaders of the Re-
pub ican party are furiou. thereat.
The first Safe election of this year
occurs in New Hampshire 1t is or the
ser',nd Tuesday Of March. THE State
has been a number Of years close aid
doubtful. Last year the Republicans
carried it by only small majority.
B iiish officers pride themselves upon
never wearing their anhotrns e4ceri
when on duty. The Duke of Cambridge
has just directed young officer. who
got drunk and was noisy, to wear his
uniform constantly for one year. "a"
The Wisconsin Republicans met the
22d inst, to elect delegates to the, Ma.
tionsl Convention. They adopted reso
,lutions expressing the hope that tie
country would enter upon it's second
century free from sectional prejudice,
and that each man shoulG be secured in
his political rights; opposed to a third
term ;sbut full Of veneration. to General
Grant in favor Of free schools, and 'ol
returning TO the principles Of ITS.
The British Empire, is SO immense
and includes so many ,barbarous nations
that there are always two or three wars
going on within the Queens dominions
The latest outbreak is in, Feejee, where
several powerful tribes have renowned
Christianity and assailedi the frontier
settlements. The trouble had its origin
in the frightful spread of measles among
THE native population, no less than. So,
600 persons having perished from ths
plague, the introduction of which tht
Feejeeans attribute to British careless
aess.. !, - ss.,ig...s.g .F4.aIss .-s
/ A virulent and heretofore unknown
nalady has broken out in Ragged Har
Dor, Trinity bay, Newfoundland. 81,
strong men were carried off by it with
in a few hours after the beginning Of th,
attack. The fisher people cal it blacl
death, and it appears to be some forn
Eot blood poison, The symptoms ar,
an intense and, fiery pain in the leg
about the middle of the calf !; swellin,
land darkening OF the desh in the neigh
|borhood Of the pain, gradual spread
Ing Of the Inflammation upward, yonit
ling, loss Of consciousness, and fnall.
Edeath. -1s''' ~ 300 2
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sHERIFFS SALE s.5%, s
"a II. Gseresl Ksstsfsr Il .s 4
.,ptse .elfisasga.S i 4, sssn.zzeg,
ansrJanss +, Drum rstal,; Y,ssf

DY' yirtps Of IN execution 10 me direct
ID IA from the court Of oommen pieas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will odsr for ssis 7as
The front dootsof the court house, in the town
Of woodsfsld. between the hours Of 10 o'clock
q. m. AMI o'clock ps m, on aits ansssasei
Saturday, tie 18th daycf March, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate q
Monros county, Ohio, 10 swis:
The undivided interest of James K. Drum
in ahe, north parts Of the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty. town.
ship four of range 6vs. containing seventy
twpland ons faurth acres. III ii Il q
Also, the seutheast quarter Of the, south
east quarter Of section twenty lone, township
four of range Ave. containing forty acres. I
Also. the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section fifteen. township fcul
of range Ave. containing forty acres. =
= Appraised, 1st tract At $3.50. -
"a 1 33S 80.
!" Sd q 1913 SO.
T. o. LITTLE,
feb8,75w5. Il Sheriff NC, o. &
J. !. HoLIIsrER, Atty. e,.5 4 !:
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Messrs. }. G. Mcclure, 4 Co. pruggists. cor
Kim and Front streats. G;noinnaH. a. nv.

Messrs. J. G. Mcclure = Co. Druggists. COZ.
Elm and Front streets. 0iacinnsti. o., cay:
sIa our nsishborhood 2 number Of tsanssszs
are using tho Centsur Liniment. Thsy pro-
used. WI ssli 8 Siik L 4osf Z. Svs de.s.
botsls sfeFyi aeq y ovssS a tssssfiff
W. ba4ss a26Oidass Il tssssifSonisas sssiissisk
cures ii sprlins, Kicks, Gailss. rOaf xvils - 3
Head. and even Founders, which are IittlS 1S51
than marvelss Ne ewnr Of an eninal ssa af-
ford to be without bottle Of ositsur Lizi-
mont, which any dsy may prove %sRsk twsksv
times iss oost.t q aIdIssa0slH
Sold svs5vhsrAi bat pfspaFsds enlx. sstAe
4ssa Laboratory Of ]. B. RosE q Co. salt
46 DEy ST., NEw YoRx.
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Has come to grief. Thet,AttorneyuG Gen.
eral is advised of the discovery of evi
dence sufficient to secure the indictment
of Jim Casey and Senator West for
completely tin the New Orleans Whisky
Ring. Ana attempt will doubtless be
made by the Treasury Department 10
secure change of venue in their cases
from Billings Court to that of the Dis
trict of Tennessee, in, order that q fair
trial may be had. Its ALSO stated on
good authority that the development OF
these cases will lay the foundation for
an. indictment OF Billings himself .sif9
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The House OF Representatives did
wisely in selecting the Hon. S. S. Coz
to be Speaker while Mr. Kerr is disabled
by illness-a disability which, we hope,
will be soon removed Meanwhile the
new Speaker administers the business
Of the House with promptness, dignity
and success.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CATTLE-StpcksrS. Add feeders, 3
25@3 Is: medium To en6d fat steers,
4 25@4 Is; choice, 5@5 %; extra, s
1906 s1xu ~. So
HoGs-Common. I 5o@7 30; aeon,
Z 95@S; packing, SOS, 60; shipping,
6 25@S 60; Philadelphias, 8 75@8 So
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Chicago.

Feb 25.-Flour OOa7 so; Whea,
.s& Birleg b5s
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CIGAR MANU- FACTORY
Fa' Fas Wo0DsFIEID, sgHN:: '.s,ies

61N6 -0S>&piI3u0Uw wCty2x m9DuI3oS0ly IN
i WcpdsnslA hRaNHxsa&bb bbilAtng south
Of the, Court House. who're ! will maufacturs
Fine CigerssTips asad St0Sas.
For the trade Of. MsSrvs xhd adjSining eoun-
ties at prices which win oonipafs favSrabiy
with those q WhSsffhg ihAddaosarsfS, hnt
q ~ MY srOGA GxGARs sss' ,s''
Will be manufactured from the finest quality
Of Ken tucky tobacco. TIPs viii be made from
Massachusetts,, and FrNE CiaAss from Con.
.ss nss,isrs .Pe Hh'y.pf hY tosA.sp9 a9f' patron
,sMercl,ants and Trad.rs
aensrsiiy inskonros BOUNTY is solbcited. Or
asrs wiif receive prompt attenti6S, Call |And
examine my stock before pufch hasing Else
where afssses %'fsFRBUs RUSHN HRRs
n0vc3, TOMS. 1teH Woodsfeld Ohio,
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Jt- #puS sit niG7ff' H Snl Ass
THE. BIG. CALIFORNIA RACE


SAN Francisco, Feb. - The attend;
ance at the Bay Race Track. to witness
the four-mile and-repeat race for $780,
600 purse, was very large, it being es,is
mated that 10000 people were In attend
ance.- The track was in fine condition,
the weather, fair, with light wind. q
Rutherford was the favorite in the
pools at 81 900; Foster $500; Golden
Gate 3235; Katie Pease Sl5, and the
field $l50.l Selling was very lively. AT
ter considerable delay the horses were
called for the start iai9.vtgo7 7as
At2 so Katie Pease drew the pole,
Rutherford second, With Foster Hook
hooking, Chance. Revenue and Golden
Gate in the order named. They got
away at the third attempt well together,
Chance q little ahead On the back
stretch Hockhocking got the lead, pass
ing the halt in one minute, but fell be-
hind at the turn, Chance leading to the
score, Foster second. Rutherford third,
and the others well together little be:
hind. Time 20at On the sccond mile
Rutherford and Foster drew ahead of
Chance, the rest punched, and maintain
ed that position to the score. Time,
53h Chance now began to flag, and
on the third mile vas passed BY Katie
Pease. Rutherford msintained slight
lead. closely pressed by F,ster, and
came under the string in 81, Foster
second. Katie Pease thir | Ga the fourth
mile Hpckhocking. who had been run.
ming easily with the field. drew ahead ol
Pease and Foster, pushed Rutherford
throughout, passing him on the home
stretchs aud winning the heat by neck
in j b0A, Rutherford second. Hook
hooking was apparently fair third, the
rest being we'll in the rear, getting the
distance flag thrown in their faces, and
to the surprise of the whole assemblage
Hockhocking was also adjadged distanc'
ed. Rs ] u i4d9aa7,4tis I ~ 80 sait
The ruling in his case excited univerl
sal dissatisfaction. Much unfsyorabls
comment was made on the action of the
Judges, 1t being claimed by many tina,
Hockhocking had run waiting race
and was good to run o second heat, com
ing in very fresh, and was shut out Ipur.
posely TO prevent such result. Ths
hackers of Rutherford now began te
hedge, Foster having the call in the poo
two to one. ;Gsf ! &aaGeF 4v5 se Vba'
3 At 3i45 the horses were called for th,
second heat, and made false start, go
ing entirelyi around the track. !. Al tn,
second attempt they got off together.--
Foster drew slightly ahead, and at tha
half led by half a length, which positiar
was maintained to the score Time 2 03
The. second mile Foster slightly iucreas
ed his lead, passing the half mile on,
length ahead. Gu the home stretci
Rutherford closed on him, and they wenl
under the string in l So, Foster q hal
length ahead The latter now begac L
forge" ahead again, and at the half wa
half a length ahead Rutherford made
q fine bu.st, J and they passed the, stant
Foster only neck ahead. Time / 81
Rntheriord'sllast effort seemed to tell or
him, andioa the fourth mile fell steadily
behind. i Foster led him two opel
lengths At the hall. aud came in eos,
winner of the heat and race by six Opel
lengths, in 203.sd1 tfle5sIjiHg b.lior
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nNeM YORK Caiiie marx et.

ii. .,s.,4.f >, :, February a.,
A4a54c. i've weight ordinary to good no
tive steers 9ia1tic, o' i'e,.' :,
. SHEEP-A car load OF choice Mis-
souri, sheep, averaging 11S pounds, sold
at 75c; otherwise the rangeis 54a7tc' for
sheep. A few lambs sold at saSc.
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cE The Ohio State Grange has been
holding meetings in Cleveland The
COMMITTEE on Education reported, re
commencing that the subordinate Gran
ges foster and encourage public instruc.
tinn in schools OF their jurisdiction, and,
where practicable, to have advanced or
central schools OF the townships. The
Committee, while not favoring compul-
ssry education, urge the attendance Of
country youth at least six months Of the
school year, until they reach the age Of
fifteen, ard that the present school sys
TEN te improved by according facilities
to agricultural communities equal to
those enjoyed in cities. They recon-
mend the establishment of libraries OF
standard scientific works by subordinate
Oranges, and the use Of literature of an
clevating or practical character by mem.
hers. sm N1Gfe{ .niglo9' ,5igeikI jSq sia
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Cincinnati.

Feb. 25.--Flour S 25a6 s5; Wheat
I18a1 25s Corn 43a45c: - Oats 35a42c
harley Il1eal l5s Rye 56A7Sc. 81,
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.'.,s.ro..THE. PUBLIC. BIZ

4 Ii persons are notified not 70 purchase Or
"A trade for two notes q hand, tor either Of
thsu.J hsld iassiasts sAe by Sarah aHsitsley,
calling for . Thousand dollars'eAeh. dated -abpNt
the 2Sth, day Of January. A, p. 1876. one dne
March 1, 1875 the other March /, 1877, IS they
were obtained BY fraud OF undue means.
aIsw aV 80 A.J G0oD4UE,a aRd
Q fsb09, ,76w3 e. ohringson, Monroe 0o. o..
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PlElad6 6phIas

Feb a5.-Ilbur 75aS 90. whea,
" 40sla4S. g6fn 50a6sc. -Oats 44a50c;
Rye 65a67c.
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settle people of Monroe County are
IN good earnest about wsnting rail
road, The Woodsfeld section was call
ed on. for seventy-two thousand dollars,
which was put up on time, with o hand
some margin for shrinkage. twas then
called on. for four thousand more, 70
help . struggling neighbor on the other otthbesr
,sidsgof the line. This Has promptly
subscribed, with another margin over.
There is no doubt that il The exfgsncies
sof the road should make another reason
able demand on Us. II would be prompt
~ met % hssiasii ist'lasGe f5 lfli, 1esfS
|IaRrom other parts of, the line We have
not suil and accurate information, but i,
lis not improbable that the 6rst Of March
.aays find some Of them still little
short. ob ia sfa Or wsre isAJ Ei35 %
{ We think, however, thar;the' progress
|is such that the Directors, at their meet;
Ing on Wednesday, will feel warranted
ip taking steps 70 dispose Of bonds to
the amount necessary to- equip the, road
and 10 put , corpsdof engineers 70 wort
ins short time. Still wears not to con.
siaer The road secured beyond the prob
-,It,.SHe sast.. x sf: ...-. :, :, AZ z -
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.~L[aaind,Foor L[ai Sale.

ssstsN FSH{IJols e2--$ Hf6EH ss5t1A lE4ei
slneAeREsadjeining the thriving town q
LU Elba,s on athe Asristta,l Pittsburg q
Cleveland r, r. Comfortable frame house o.
I rooms, large barn and plenty ofNfruit trees
Apply to hi5i 90 loli r. W.ST. JOHN,
3e 49, O sdt oh Eiea W.shington 90. O. d
aaI ls8i q otDr.E L. ST JOHN, n
rEs sao4o, lad Aasterten, Monroe Co, o.
Feb. 30, 1875 e3w. tr;..s,.s. -
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DNow that the somewhat noted
Fee Bill" is in operation, there Is very
general iontcry against its inequalities
and injustice. s ssl .ae44sT .agssasls 4
We attsmptsd to point out while il
was pendiug that it was clumsy and un
just. It vas properto reduce the fees
where they we're too high, but this bill
euls deys some yhich we're low enough,
and fails6 TO cut dosu others 20 the
proper standard. The fees in many ca
seslafs too high and this bill was merely
a blind ahd Wild striking as the pile"
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SHEEP-Selling at 8 1896.

SHEEP-Selling at 1906.
Bal.imors lLlve ssocks Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES, !
x,o THURSDAY, Feb. ,23, 1876, I
CATTLE-Prices show no change,
quality being considered. Sales at 2a@
&C..
sHoGS-Prices have advanced to 10s
@l1ac, q few prime selling as high oas
I2c. 'l7eas wa l1c1i i,5'ig55fi Ff9 eitj
: SHEEP a few prime sell
ing at the latter figure. 80 g esti oas
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Prohibition Coaveni,oa Of Onto

sOssaWsssVsa OVovC0tuV0 VI Vb1uV .
CoLuMBus, February 23-The State
Prohibition Convention met to day -
About one hundred delegates were pres.
ent and adopted resolutions. p
The resolutions endorse the common
school system, and declares against the
exclusion Of the Bible from the com.
mon schools and against the Dissertation
Of the sabbath by the carossals Of liquor
drinking transgressors s'lt VIZ tsfi,'l .
The following State ticket was nomin..
Eated: Secretary of State, F. s. Chap
man, Of Montgomery; Judge Supreme
Court, D W. Gage, Of Cleveland Mem
Der OF the Board OF Public Works, Foo
|dyn Schumacher, Of Akron; Comptrol.
ler Of the Treasury, j. G, Murdock, of
Morgan county; School Commissioners.
FG K Jenkins, of Jefferson county. 2
IA resolution was also adopted calling
on the General Assembly to take steps
to gather statistics showing the crime,
disease and death incident to the manu-.
facture, sale and use of liquors. 'liod
u
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sfztTo Ieaislsssu Democtsts into once
J vas 81 Al sboninabis outrage TO lsgis.
iasss Repaid 6lIeass. into ethes is sll fishtw
k.is iuplysudoing . wrongael So Sc,
I'VE havsbs tryiag to look atsthst
rroposiiion from Z Repuhiicsn ssands
point, bus is logic seems 10 us ID BE- I
liitle lame So. a,,.,,s,,,,, al !
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

East Liberty Cattle Market.
b9sev EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. "a. e
CATTLE-Best, 5s75@6a 25.; medium
to good, 4 50@5 80; common to fair,
4@4 %; stockers, 3@4 90; bulls, 2 80
@4 25s p1R4s ssssoi8 soG oe l=ag
rHOGS-Y orkers, 8 25@S 40; Phila-
delnhias. 969 %.
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HFor the benefit OF half ! dozen
persons who we're ANXIOUS to misunder,
stand our purposein keeping the people
posted Ia regard tothe tobacco market, ii
NAV not beainiss to state that nearly ell
the tobacco in tile county has beefi sold
at an average which is ! fraction below
our estimates In the light pf this fact
Il will plainly sppear that the Ssndency d
what We published was to increase rather
than to diminish the price I We designed
to do neither our object was simply to
present the facts as We found them
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VQW York.

vEeb.~ ~23-Flour- 4 .2o@9 90. Whea
| Nal s6; &rn 6ac; Oats 45@52
Rye ss5sssc. arleyI TO- g
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Ils7s. wHEREs nNo!HsI haisys

'IS70. WHERE nNOW7 hnlSY6.
Il MicHlaxN,, ssnn. Il tke foremost, hour.
ishiug sni hesithy etatesi q 'i@ alissfa iaii
a'qnn a,,,I,.a ,a WHAT FOR? ,s' = ,gs ..'a.. tiae
,Iitaiab 70 o5bbnyls FARM ont q thss,lg
o ME- MIsLLs1 ON AZ A Or Is
Of Hns larmlng lands, for sale BY the
4 n GRAND RAPIDS, 3 INDIANA 3. B. la
Strong Soils. Ready Markets, surs Crops.
Goo Schools. 4: R. runs through osntsr b
grant. settlsmsass an along. An Kinds 81
Products raised. Plenty of water, timber
and building suatsfials. sPrice from 80 TO
sfo per aore; oAs-foafth down, bslsnss on
time. sibpHis s'ssel zm 7esa oi iisaYs,
| kJ5end for illustr~.sd pamphlets full o
facts and figures, and be convinced. Address
~. - W. A., HOWARD, COMMIT
-. Grand Rapids, Mich.
RI. PRlRcR, secy Land Dept. i's's1
" feb1, '76m6eow. '@'F3 w '+b''"
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Baltimore

Esf Feb. 25.AFqour a 1851 25. Wheat l
37a1 So; Corn Gle; Oats 4la44c ;
Rye 1Sa60c. . - ~ - ="
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kTGazxrstxAed in the testimony ne
gave fof lIisfrishd abcock, tkat Two or
shree Senator'S and several members y
The Hoasehad used their iiha ihapenpees Yitlh Ysal
him 70 prevent . renewal Of the officials
who were in the Whisky Ring. When
asketl to name them, licrepiied. that be
Didn't ..,l;ink il necessary sien noi
This isthe way 10 which he proposes
! to carry out his own siam ,instrnGtions
:. Let no guilty man escape 's sragssasF
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Wooaslleld Stock hfariket

Feb. 2S.-Cattle sa5c per pound
sheep s@tq per pound. Hogs ,!5sasd !5asd
PEI poulnlNo,, og'llN,, .Iuaa hEa ] u .rudns..
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NthJ advertisements,
L t q, O. Kssis KK.,fi d B r 81

OR TRADE FOR MONROE
H. County Real Estate, 800 Acres Of
Land in one Of the best wheat growing coun-
ties in Kansas. near the line Of the Kansas Pa,
cifc Railroad. 9s7oa
: Fot particulars, address i1rs1 100 atI'f
nssff BED .hIsa ey..Ms WILSON, 90
tfsb2s.T6. gsoalis ,po.l,;; SWoedsfeld, Ohio.
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bHTbefe no longer remains q sdoub
that the President protected the Whisky
Ring, and prevented its exposure long
iaso ;stillws do not bslieyeF that Grant
ever received any part of the plunder.-
In this case as in too many Others, our
second W AsnIxeroN became :he intimate
friend OF. a lot Of. thieves, and stuck to
his friends long after they should have
been In the pesitsntiarys 9u59 ss. N3
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TThe Indiana Republican platform

Z4 lhe lnulana republican platform
says that manufacturers need. only 1.-THE
fostering aid of government to estab
lish their prosperity. 7
HE phrase fostering aid Of govern.
meps" is only nilder way OF saying
thst money should be afoetered" out o
the pockets Of men who have earned It
and "fostered" into the pockets of mer
who have not earned it.
anfSs semi .hslsI papers notably
those Of Cincinnati and New ,rk, Whit
away with sneer every 6nling Of the
Advisory Council which is in favor OF
BEECHER. If the motives of these edi.
tors could I've Analysed. il would prnb,bly
be found that. lin their estimation. Beech.
ER's greatest crime was leading, thou.
sands to accept the teachings'of the G:,s:
pei sas ed7 ~. -
II these papers could appear the morn
ing after the dnaI Judgment, they would
not hesitate TO antagonize its findings,
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HI ~ 81 Ill. tt-t
fEIf hy the Republicans resolving
ihstl they Arei opposed to paying the
Rsesf deb &c 8 thereby implied thas the
Dsmocrsats favor Il, Ne suggest @ an OF
ct. the Democrats resolvs that they are
opposed to paying Boss TvEfD's six
millions for him, thereby implying that
the Republicans favor II. sieiislss19q q
7iasasi715E 5TT77 81 Z TIE ~. EE.Ok
.,oaVTh .Ipdisaa Republican Plallor
adaptsasn ~ 13i, ssys that the RePub'
iicsapiry afas besA ''.seeaAiiy looking 70
"A s slas. s.ssRpt.Ss Y s's.!,. e ,fsels !. psy &
men sdI ri bib a1cIias a. ,i1ssaissws
salf thakbetres ahs, RePno6csa party
ndssAs ftisAtssliy ycross. sysds ssos Al6Ryt
fraction Of II has seemed to be looking
dIssesy y 'iS' .ss.. y - - q j
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$50, where Il will. sven 10 the center
Of Africa The Convention viii 6nd those
vhn estesfsin. What sse known - the rEsi
s.tra. dsolriaes. ~ Giasiasad Enqsir
str5ns .iIid ass~ sfii tsa q ssad sstos
a Yes, snd ths fartherl Il gets lfrcn the
~esnterSf Afficssr the less it will Gadiof
them.