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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Executive OFFICE,
JACKSON, July 29th, 1876.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
JACKSON, July 29th, 1876.
WHEREAS. There are at present many out
standing Proclamations. issued from this Of
fee, Offering large sums for the apprehension
of tugitives from justice; and,
WHEREAS, Many of these Proclamations are
for the arrest of fugitives charged with crimes
committed eight and ten years ago; and
WHEREAS, In many instances, fugitives are
arrested when it has become known that, by
lapse oftime or death removal of witnesses,
convictions are impossible; and,
WHEREAS, Great expense is incurred by the
State in the payment of these rewards, under
such circumstances, without any resulting
punishment of crime;
Now Theretdre, |, j. NJ, STONE Governor
of the State of Mississippi, do issue this my
Proclamation, making the payment of all re-
ward offered by this office, for the arrest of
fugitives, prior to the 1st day of January
eighteen hundred and seventy-fve, excepting
in cases of rewards for arrest of escaped con-
victs,l dependent upon the conviction of the
parties arrested. And such rewards will only
be raid upon satisfactory evidence that the
arrested parties have been convicted by the
-'s of the State.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State at Jackson, this 18th
L. 81 day of July, A. D. 1876:
BY the Governor:
JAMES HILL, Secretary Of State,
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JEFF HAMILTON, Esq, the Misses
P,,s Hon. Z Barksdsle, AMI Miss Ethel
E..k,IiIc, lrr on Thursdly evening last
fr Philadelphia, via Niagra Falls aud New
y5s Mr. Barksdsie will attend the meet
io,oCthe National Democratic Executive
Committee in New York, prior to his re-
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prp.oyAL.-Hon. j. b. 1ellowley,
,1,.lf.on. Judge stone, Of Copiah, Sheriff
~ = Of Acorn, and D,paty sheriff, b. F.
i,..-t..,a., were among the callers at The
mos office yesterday.
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LIZ AND JACK son
Military Academy
URkEVILLE. VA.

THE Fall Session of 1876 Will begin the
FIRST Monday in September.
Expenses PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Bo4r-l and Tut on, including Washing,
Fuel and Lights, $500.
4 fun nd competent Corps OF Instructors.
Diplomas 10 graduates For circulars con-
tanning full information. a idress
Maj. B. J. BURGESS. Principal.
AM > DIV
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p,tArABLE MEDICINES. - Ayers
r., --c P..t5rll is honeyed drop Of relief;
.' ,.,-b4-tic Pals glide sugar-shsd over
..r,.,..all his SIrsaplriIla is a nectar
=, .,.,,lr-. v.g1r TO life, restores the health
..Iev54., dt.clse.-W tccr (Pa) Adyertis-
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Il day at home. Agents wanted. Ouiht ana
s, .I4erTns free. TRUE Co, Augusta, Me.
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CHICKASAW
FEMALE COLLEGE,
POnIOGOc, Mississippi.
ITtW ENTY-FIFTH YEAR begins SEPTEMBER
i 18th, 1876.
TuIrioS, 3 OBJ MusIo, oOi Board. So 80.
For Catalogue, apply to
P. F. WITHERSPOON, President.
July ~, 'T6-3m.
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
IN 6rH. Collegiate and Preparatory courses.
UNSURPASSED Location, Healthy Mountain
Climate Moral Community. Moderate Ex-
penses. From S160 to $40 for ten months Gn-
Guiding board, tuition, etc, etc. college quite
prosperous. Students from all sections Of the
country-17 from Mississippi. For Catalogues,
ETC. address Secretary of Faculty. Roanoke
College, Salem, Va.
July 10, '76-6w,
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'EO the Voters for Representatives
i'm Congress and Electors for
President ana ice-PI'esident o.
the United States i'm she State of
Mississippi:
The undersigned having again been des
ignated and appointed by the Hon. w. b.
Woods, United States Circuit Judge for the
Fifth Judicial Circuit, to perform the duties
of United States Circuit Judge within your
State for the present year, under The pro-
visions of the Revised Statutes of the Uni
ted States, Title AAHl,
This is to give notice, that on THURSDAY,
AUGUST 18th, next, said Court will be
opened for each District in This STAGE for
the transaction ofsuch business as may come
before it under said Statute, and will remain
open until, and inclusive of the 9Th day of
November next. Applications for the APP
pointment of Supervisors for the Northern
District will be sent To S. {. Lane, Chief
supervisor at Oxford; and for the Southern
District to George T. Swami, at jackson.
This year the election in Mississippi is
entirely for Federal positions, con uently
there will be no difficulty in applying AMI
enforcing the Federal laws, as there is when
both State and Federal elections are held at
the same time, and by the same officers. AS
the officers appointed by State authority
by the adoption of the Acts Of Congress,
will be executing the laws of Congress, it IS
hoped that they and the Supervisors APP
pointed dire slY under the authority Of the
laws of the United States will act in han IN ,
n.y. 10 the end that every citizen entitled to
tgister and vote may be Afforded the OPP
p0rtunity OF 80 doing without let or him
Irance, regardless OF his party preferences.
his race or color. Such are rights ana
privileges guaranteed to him by the ConSti-
tuition and lays Of the United states, and of
which no good mao viii eek to deprive
him. One Supervisor, as heretofore. must
be selected from each political party, and
must be resident of the county or voting
district and must also be able to read and
write the English language. They should
| b men whose moral influence will secure
| TIE object of the law by their mere pres
eace ] will again rely upon the nomina-
! tons to be made by the Chairman of the
L,x.crr,v- Committee of each party OF the
counties, from when al. 'c"'A'hs may oo
made, they acting jointly.
Whilst there is no compensation allowed,
except TO those in cities OF over twenty
| thousand inhabitants. Of which there are
none in this State, L trust no good citizen
who may be appointed will decline 10 serve,
a the service will require but one day
have further to request that the selec-
! tions he made and forW arded to the Chief
Supervisor at an early day.
r. A. HILL, Judge.
Jackson, July %, 1876.
The press of the State will confer a favor
as heretofore, by giving the above place
in their respective papers.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX ASSESSORS

HAN BE SUPPLIED With the blank forms
y of Tax Lists prescribed by the Revenue
Law at the rate OF 81 90 per thousand by
mail s. 90. Also, with the Blank Form of
Notice to Persons who Fail to Return Tax
Lists by the LIST Monday in July. Address.
POWER & BARKSDALE.
jackson. Miss
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Hon. r. j. GUTHRIE, Lafayette, favor
ed us with call the past week, and gives
encouraging repor. : OF the Democratic
cause in that county.
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THROUGH, ",ciatom change" is the
motto for those VIII want to go to the Cen
tennial cheap.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Staunton, Virginia.

DEv. R. H. PHILLIPS, A NJ, Rector. assis-
II ted by large corps of experienced off,
GERS Thirty-second annual session will COM
mence September &. Patronage represent
nineteen States. Buildings spacious. Grounds
extensive. Terms moderate. Churches of sew
en- denominations within three minutes walk.
For catalogues, address the Rector, or Hon
H. w SHEFFEY.
iuIy26 Tim.
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QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.

DOR SALE at THE CLARION OFFICE. One
l. Dollar per quire 80 cts for = quire six
blanks for 80 cents; single blanks, 10 cents.
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rgr Penitentiary had reinforcement
LAD, Of eleven conyjcis from Alcorn
entail colored.
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GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Chicago, Illinois
NOTICE TO PoLICY-HoLDERs

NOIICE To PULIO1 -HUIDEFtS.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
Jackson, Miss, May 80 1875.
TT appearing to the State Treasurer that the
Globe Insurance Company, Of Chicago, IL
linois, has become insolvent, I hereby notify
all persons holding claims against such COM
pany for losses and unearned premiums. to
present the same to said Trea surer, duly certi-
fed as provided for in sections ! and 2 Of an
act to amend section 2450 of the Revised Code
(1STl) chapter O., Laws of 1878.
w. L. HEMINGWAY,
Z May 81, ls76-6d State Treasurer.
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Ne ". .. HAMLToN is again at his
-. Manager OF Express office, after a
H.. absence in Virginia and at the Cen
montIi'
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- niorgnatiOn Wanted.

IfWm. Henry Rison i living, and will
r5nf,-J. l.. Power, Grand Secretary, Jack
an Mis-. o. his wherea bouts, he viii hear
or something of special interest to him.
When last heard from--some two years
.ince--he was in Iazoo county, Any IT,
ding. from. or of him. will be appreciated.
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Eighth WeeIe.e HDrive.

Preparatory to taking our annual inven-
tory, on August lst, al goods in the stock
Will be offered as unprecedented bargains
Jaly26-2t. ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
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Masonic Publications Wanted.

THE undersigned win pay a reasonable
i price for the following Masonic publica-
tons:
The printed Proceedings Of the Grand Lodge
of Mississippi far 1878, -. 20 u, % %, p p,
%, q, q, % 1880, 81, 81, 33, 81, 30, 80, 81,
50 49,
Grand Council. 1856, 81, co.
Grand Commandery, 1866, 81 68, 60.
ANY person having any of the above publ
tons for sale viii confer a favor by cores
ponding with me at Meridian. Miss.
June % 1876.-lm W II. HARDY.
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The Excursion to Vicksburg, on Tues
day last under the au 'pices Of West Jackson
FIRE Company, No. l, was a fin nciaI and So
cial sicc IS About four hundred persons
were on the trIin. The several fire compa-
MES OF the Department were represented
Our boys speak in terms ofwarm apprecia-
ton ofthe Inequalities extended them by the
firemen and citizens generally of the Hill
City The excursion melted the sum OF
S2l9 90 to the West Jackson Company.
which is being applied to the building OF
their engine house. The excursion was
practical combination of business and pleas
Ure
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BROWNSVILLE
EMALE COLLEGE.
UTnder Babtist Auspices
brownsville, Tenn.
September 9th.
REV. G. w. JOHNSTON, l.. L. D.. President
Assisted by full corps Of experienced
Teachers.

I OCATION.-Brownsvi is situated on the
IL Memphis & Louisville Railroad, 81 miles
from the city Of Memphis-an old town of
& 900 inhabitants, noted for the health, refine
ment and high social position Of its people
The grounds, several acres in extent, on an
eminence one-half mile from the public
square, are well shaded and abundantly sup
piled with the best quality Of water.
The College Buildings, three in number, are
large and spacious-one fitted up and well
furnished a. a Boarding House the other
two, ARA aged with front Of 100 feet, furnish
Concert Hall, Chapel Study Halls, rooms for
recitation, Music, Art, Apparatus and Lii
brary.
The teachingin all departments is thorough,
extensiye and complete.
Charges FOR Five Months in Advance:
Board, washing, lights (gas) and fuel. $40
College Department, including Language %
Music, with lnstrumen t....., -
Calisthenics, Art, yocat pr0pOrtionably
reasonable
Write to President for Catalogue, etc,
/ July ., lSf5.-3m.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. 1875.
Conducted BY the Spanish Government.
Capital Prize = 500. 900
ORDINARY DRAWING DAYS

ORDINARY DRAWING DAYS.
CLASS No. 994..,..,,..On the 18th of July.
CLASS No. 975.........On the LIST of August.
Class No 966 .........On the 10th of August.
CLASS No. 977 ........0n the lst September.
600 PRIZES and SOLO, 600 to be distrib-
JUJ uted each drawing. This Lottery
never postpones the drawing or fails in any
thing promised. Official list of prizes sent to
everv purchaser of ticEets Send money by
postofioe order, registered letter, express or
draft Send for circular. All prizes cashed
at the rate of exchange.
Prices of whole tickets. SO; half tickets,
$40: quarter tickets, 50; fifth ticket, 81 tenth
ticket, 81. Parties or clubs buying over $50
worth. 10 per cent, discount. address all or
,'ars 10 MANUEL ORRANTIA,
l68 Common St; New Orleans La.
II. Bat the drawing of June auth. 1876,
Class No. 81 the Capital Prize OF 100000
was sold in New Orleans.
July 12-lm.
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'lsHMAEL; OR IN THE DEPTHS" by
Mrs Emma ID. E. y. Sonthworth. is the III
tie OF novel just published in handsome
book form. by T. B Peterson s. Brothers,
Philadelphia. for copy OF which we are
indebted to their courtesy. As we have no
time for novel reading, We are not prepared
TO discuss the merits of this volume. but
presume it is fully equal to any ofits many
predecessors by the same voluminous and
gifted writer. Any one can obtain a copy
by renting 81 IS to the publishers
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psv DE-. HUNsEE left last night for
u,..,rial. lie viii be absent until
-,..ttuelst September
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Eigh1h weeds Drive.

jnst In, by express, five boxes new Ecrue
Poionaise Net, at 81 per yard.
july26 q. ROBINSON Il STEVENS.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

T OTIS No sand 8, "Riehar1son's Survey"
Il situated al Southern end Of .nkston
Ssr5es Jackson Miss On line Of n o. r. r.,
= Il sppurIeranc- thereto FIR particulars
apply 10 ]. 3. CATO,
JuHezo 4wt Ga the premises.
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r,r -,ate Hibernian Association will
annual meeting 1T Brookhaven
b'-+ -.,.d,y next, sth inst.
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A "PoUND" PARrY.-The Society Of
willing Hands, connected with the
Presbyterian Sabbath School, propose Civ
ing Pound Party, Friday night, in the
room underneath Angeles hall, Contribu-
tons of articles weighing one pound-nO
more. no less-will be gratefully accepted,
and the came will be disposed of at auction
Contributions may consist of tea, cofit e,
bread, cloth. money, etc, but no article
will be offered for sale that is not of
more or less value. The young ladies' viii
have ice cream aHd other refreshments on
hand. Price of admission. ten cents. We
wish the Pound Party the greatest success.
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University of Mississippi

THE next Session of the UNIV ERSITY OF
IL MISSISSIPPI, at OXFORD. opens
OCTOBER 4, 1876.
The Faculty is complete, able and proficient.
The Campus, Buildings, and Apparatus, in
good repair.
The location is healthy Church facilities
and society excellent.
Tuition free to candidates for the ministry.
Tuition fee to others SO. Total expenses need
not exceed 800 to $500 per annum
For catalogues and information address
H. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board Trustees, Oxford, Miss
Aug , '76-2m
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JONES ;. HAMILTON. JOHN L. HEBRON.
HAMILTON & HEBRON,
LeSSeeS Mississippi Penitentiary,

Jackson, NEis~i$~iPPI.
WAGONS, NO TOP BUGGIES
SPRING WAGONS, CARTS,
PLOUGHS AND WHEELBARROWS
FoR SALE, MADE To ORDER, REPAIRED.
All Kinds of Fancy and Plain Wood and
Iron Work made to Order.
BEDSTEADS, PAIN and TURNED,
COTS, Assistants, CHAIRS
BUREAUS, DESKS SAFES,
TABLES. PICTURE FRAMES.
MATTRESSES, Ere, Ere.
Made to Order and Repaired.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, For Sale
and made to ori,r in any number. Planters
aud Merchants supplied. All Work guar
anteed, and most reasonable charges made
OAK, POPLAR, WALNUT AND PINE LUM-
Der, Seasoned and Dressed, for sale.
Rs-A Liberal Discount to the Trade -8N
Highest Price paid for Shucks, Moss, Wool,
and Hides.
Also Grind CORN ON WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
Boiled or UnbOIGed Veal.
July II, '76-tf.
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CHAN Gerry LERKS AND sHERIEEs
OAN BE SUPPLIED with the Blank Forms
" of ertifcates and RECEIPTS used in ma
king Applications for Tax Lands, and in Re-
ceiving taxes on Land Sales, and Redemption.
Orders filled promptly by the Qnire, Ream or
Thousand. Where the order is for five quiros
or less. the price is seventy-fve cents per
quire. Cash to accompany orders. Address
POWER & BARKSDALE
Jackson, Miss.
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REGISTRATION IN HINDs.-We re-
pnbIish the appointments Of the Kinds
county Registration Board, in ord r to
make some corrections relating t. the Boil
ton aud Clinton precincts, and in the dates
for final meeting at Raymond We hove
our ci.izeus. at the several precincts, viii
belr these dates in mind, and that we will
have full registration of the voters of this
enuutY.
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LINEN Lawns, fifteen cents, at stade-
ker'S,
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M1ssI ssIPPI IMPAIRMENT TRIALS

WE HAVE PRINTED few dozen extra
w copies of the Impeachment Trials OF
Ames, Davis and Cardozo-all in one pamph-
the Davis and Cardozo cases, and will forward
the same BY mail as follows;
In Stiff 81 p
In Paper IS
Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE,
jackson, Miss
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;nn,rtaut Executive Proclama-
..op.ars in this issue.
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Edg Institute,
PARIS, kE.

COLLEGIATE AND MILITARY SCHOOL
~ FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. Char
tered 1876
FACULTY:
Cor. GEO. NJ EDGAR, PRIxcIPAL.
B. d. FoRD, A. B.. Washington and Lee Uni
vesity.)
CAPT. NJ. II. CRUMP, Graduate Virginia Mill
tary Instirute.)
For further information apply tor Gaia
logue
Aug. 2, 76-1m
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Great Revival OF "Dr1ves." for the
Eighth Week.
All goods in our House at sacrihce' g
reduce our stock prior to taking the annual
inventory, on August lst.
July 2e-2. ROBINSON & STEVENS
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CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing
foods, a complete line, at Stadeker's.
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Eighth Weeks Drive.

SUMNER Goods sold regardless of cost,
by J. Stadeker & Son.
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Appointment Of sse=i-sr.-..

At meeting OF the stete RoaFei of r. 2
i>tration, July 18th, the TO lo.sing appoint
/ Inents OF Registrars were III de:
/ MARIoS CoeNry-B1rw.sl Hola v4-. W
I a oFieFst-i'. Stephen /. r ky ,ffh
oHARKEY CoU>TY-R A Allan John r.
Elgin. J. II. C.,~triYht
Az1o-Jam r B ii, vie Simeon Har-
rison, resign d.
PEARL-Rrubeu Sm;rL. vice G W. N'frh-
Ell, Removed lfail 70 quslife); J. -.
Bush, vice VIM. LampkIn. removed (t4lI d
10 quality
Clark B, Blown, vice James " Hand.
removed
LAFAYETTE-Robert S-oekard. vice VI. d.
Vance, remov ID
LINEN Ducks and Drills, fol suits, at
Stadekers.
CENTENNIAL Trunks and Travelling
Bags at ]. Stadeker & Sons.
MATTINGs, thirty cents per yard, at
Stadeker's.
Buy your Dry Goods Of J. Stadeker
& Son, and you will save money
GREAT clearing out sale of Dry Goods
at Siadekers.
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M is sissippi Cole ge.
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.

WILL open its 18th Annual Session, Sep
w TEMPER y, 1876, and close June 26, 1877.
A full Faculty; Rigid Discipline thorough
instruction and Low Terms,
Board in College Hall, $40 80 per month.
Send to REV. W. S. WEBB, President ef the
College, for Catalogue.
W. T. RATLIEF,
President BOARD Trustees.
Clinton. Miss, July IL 70 3m.
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p77-ID Party" under Angeles Ha
friday night ~
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Our entire Dry Goods Stock.
july2G-2t. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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what Does il Mean.

On the banner OF the Democratic
party is inscribed the words Reform.
In its articles of faith themost prom
inent is Reform. The shibboleth of
the party is Reform. What does it
all mean? Simply to put out one set
of men and install another? By no
manner of means. 1t has a higher,
a deeper, nobler meaning. Itmeans
economy in the administration of the
Government; it means honesty in the
administration of the Government
it means a change Of the financial
policy of the government Not a SUI
porfcial Reform, vagrant in its
movements, obedient to party ne
but radical, reaching down
to, and cutting out the cancerous
sores extirpating, root and branch,
the cause ofeyil wherever to be found,
whether in Republican or Democrat
io practices.-Richmond Wing.
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Goe,IIayos was bloody know
nothing in 1856. If his views then
in regrafd to foreigners had been
carried out, our respected German
friends, would not be allowed the
pleasure Of voting for Tildcn in
1876. Mr.. Hayes demanded that all
foreigners should reside here twenty
one years before he was privileged to
cast vote,
The Chicago Times aiirms that
while in that city recently Mr.. Carl
schurz frankly declared to his friend,
that in his opinion Ohio was lost to
Hayes & Wheeler; and also said in
effect that "only sense of personal
loyalty compelled him to remain in
the canvass, as he saw that the load
of Grantism was defeating Hayes be-
fore the campaign had fairly begun"
From all we can learn, Hayes is an
amiable, plastic man, deficient in ex-
ecutiye ability, who has had great
ness thrust upon him. In 1875, be-
fore Hayes was talked Of for Prcsi-
dent, the Boston ,4ddgc,fiser, which is
an orthodox 8epnbliean Journal, por-
tgailuro,c faIin. SIT ssid,
"Ie was Governor two terms, and
there never was any danger that he
would institute any reforms to hurt.
He is a man of fair ability, good,na-
tured, correct in his personal habits,
honest, and sound in the Republican
faith, but without much force or in
dependency
Charles Francis Adams is now the
exponent Of Massachusetts domocra-
cy while Ben Butler represents the
republican party.
Shall honest men rule the country,
or thieves? That's the question.
Ex-senator Matt Carpenter gives
it as his opinion that Wisconsin will
90 for Tildcn,
Is a "bloody shirt campaign rih
moncytho natural outgrowth o" great
moral IDEAS?
Blaine "thankS God" Frye
thanks God" Ingcrsoll is off some
where thanking Jupitcr."
The vote of the Republican party
would be exceedingly small if all its
rogues and fools were in prison.