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New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
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A. HFRwiN, Aucfioneer.
10y BANGS. MERWIN * Co. 6j6 Broadway,
10 Boad st.-saes OF Books Works Of AT. sc. &c
nY FIELD. MORRIS, FENNER & Co.
D THURSDAY. n v D. at II o'clock,
the Slcsri 40j aud lGi frome st., on four months
credit By orirr u Trasurcrs, without reserve the en-
tiTo line OF the Products o the
ANOskEAG MANUFACuBsO COAPANH.
9OJ bales Amoskcag Eluc Denims.
lui bales Am.skeas Brown Druims
zoo bales T. arl kif'r bluc brnlm+
sOD hars Pearl Brown Deniins.
o. bales Amoskctg ~ Brown Denims.
500 bale. 4. g. A. Ticking.
25p b4lss rc1rl River Ticking
80 La - \ Ticking.
bales B Ticking
100 bics & Ticking
100 bales Ticking.
100 bales T. Ticking
100 AmusArig Fancy ShirtinGs
30 Mariners STRIP
100 bales Amosseag Blue Awning stripes.
90 bales a. e. \. Awning stripes.
100 Corset Jeans.
$50 cases. various widths, Amoskeas Beached GOODS
PRODUCTS or THr STACK AND LiNGDoS MILLS.
200 bales stark 4 Shcslings.
bales stark A bulls.
100 bales stark 0z. GRAY Duck.
loo bales stark ~. g ay Duck.
% bales Stark 10 ~. cray Duck
100 eases Stark CIiur'd Duck.
90 cases Stark tolOred Duck.
30 laugdon ~ In, h Blsachcd.
80 cases Iahgdon i6 inch Hleachrd.
various widths 81 NaImkcag wide Brown aud
Bleached Goods Coored and Blclchei Satteens &C. &C
j. L. BEEMElI BROTHER. & co.
KEYWORTH & Co, Auctioneers, will sell
IA DAY. AZ 10 o'clock. II BOwery, lot Of shirts,
Drswtrs. yankee Notiops, &c, &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23

GovFRNMrNr STOCK DFPARIMgNr-2 O'CLOCK.
L $40 Coup, 49, New 80, ; ~ coupon Aoo' ,o,i,
iVV9V----'''''
sECoND BoARD--l O'Clock p. ".
rotes of STATE Rouds- RGirDft BDafS Bil; and RdH-
,o1d Shprss- ErDrcss SiOcfs. re.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23

MARGARET j. MCDONALD" CLASSES ~
vi DRAWING GAND WATEhcOLOH FROM NATURE
7>s BROADWAY ROOM 81. IernA go for 20 lessons o.
tho studio so for ~ sssOns at The pavs
residence. Payable IA adg gance
New-York tribune., 1876-05-23
Coun ~.

A FAMILY BOARDING-SCH for few
bows az Black Hall Lyme, Com, within fourth Of
milo u Long Itand sound. For parii usts address
CHARLES GRI5WoLp BAHrLElI, Lyme, Conn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
The Soldier keunion-A Partisan
Trick

The soldiers REUNION in Indianapolis,
which the Radical party, under the
lead OF morton, opsd to make DO entisl
factor in sdvsD cing the interests of Hayes
and Wheeler and grandson Harrison, dio
not come mp to the expectations of those
who, regardless of all patriotic consider
stions, aud intent only on personal and
party sggrsndiz sought to make
the occss son fruitful OF hates, instead OF
those higher and boiler sentiments which
sdorn aud dignity humanity, and which,
IN the days OF Pc ace, must be brought into
action II we are ever to have q uni
tee country. There are acts OF men,
intent only TO secure selfish ends,
so desesiable that it Is dfi ult
20 chsrscteriss them as they deserve, 81
the chief 40 ors, al isrs and abettors 10 the
work OF Teviving war enmities among
soldiers By this means, escape the excori-
atoms their psr6dy justly merits. We
can conceive of nothing more inspiring
of patriotic emotions, nothing better cal
culsted to seud the hot blood coursinR
through vein aud artery, than the coming
together OF vet rans who, having borne
the country q ag triumphsntlv through
the fire ana smoke of battle, meet In alter
years TO reconnt their deeds of devotion,
and 10 renew old friendships. The pa =
riotic purpose of these reunions Is not so
much to recount sacrifices and suffering,
~ to Indulge in nervous estimates of the
benefits and dressings their vslor secured
to tbeir countrymen, friend and foe.
In this re.srd the Union soldier may
point with exultant pride to q Union re-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
NeWcOnb-NepOtism.

The Republican State Convention set
tie example of nominating partisan po-
liticai ticket. Newcomb being its nomi-
nee Tor this district.
The Republican county convention of
Marion county, met ADD followed the ex-
ample set by the Rspubl state Con-
vention, and nominated partisan judi
cisl ticket. Afterwards the Democratic
conventions met, and could not do other
than nominate candidates of their own
party. II psrty nominstic ms for judicial
Offices are wrong, who set the example?
Wny. these hypocriticsl ca0ters about
the appointment OF Judge Burns by Gov.
Hendricks.
Judge Burns was the nominee of the
Democrat S for judge of the Superior Court.
Newcomb WAS the partisan nominee OF
he Republicans for the Supreme Court.
Sewcomo resigned his Superior judgship.
That made vacancy for q term OF
twenty days, to De filled by appointment
of the governor. Whom should the COVER
nor appoint he must appoint a par
sissn nominee if he appointed either sp-
ulicsnt- ne q Republican partisan, the
other a Democratic p rtisan. VINO would
naturally be app linEed7 There were two
respectable recommendations on file-oDe
tor Burns, one for Newcomb. The COVER
nor, as he had to elect bssween two par
tissns, appointed the democrat, and he
did right. But il you hsve tears prepare to
sned them now az hearing whss followed.
1t is this: The statute provides that each
Judge shall appoint his own bsiliff. Acting
under this statute, Judge Newcomb turned
out DR.. Barbour, a Democrat, and ap-
pointed not only a Republican in mis-
place, but his own nephew-it was
unc,e and nephew lad under age, per-
hsps not legally qualified TO hold the sp-
pointmens, bitter partisan, and not too
accommodating.
When Judge Burns came TO the bench,
following partially the example set oy
NewcOmb, he appointed his own bailiff 8
worthy young man. but al adult, though
not a nephew. In this conn ction as show
ing the hypocrisy OF the Republicans in
this matter, We might refer to the fact that
W en- the ID smOcrAGs CARED tue City Coun-
ell, they permitted Judge El iot to serve
ont mis- term as city attorney, but as soon
as the r pubIicsns carried the city last
sOriDg, tDey made haste 20 turn one Mr..
Byfield, and put Mr.. Hawkins in his place.
ID the Republicans howl over this par
tisal outrage? This was given 10 Mr..
Hawkins as a reward for party services as
secretary of the Republican county COM
mittee, over the almost unanimous petit
ton of the bsr for the Hon. w. r Fishback
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
The Journals Ignorance.

The Journ al Of So urosS morning bad an
edit rial which sought TO show that an
effort WAS being made in Missouri to col
Iect the claims OF the rebels for military
service during the war. Following is
the certificate on which the article is
based:
"No. 9Ss. lSesl OF the S'atel s,SSS 4S:
at s hereby certified that the state OF Mis-
souri Is inueDted 10 James Wheeler ia the sum
o. I'll ,83S 43 on account of service L. Colonel
SHOCKS regiment Marion county NJ. NJ
after the claim of said mes Wheeler
for his services has been presented TO he
United States veTnment and the amount
allow I'd and paid 10 the state, ana then oniy
for he sctu l amount received from The
United sta rs government.
"Ct OF Jefferson, No. 18th July, 1874.
Isl znedD SILAs WooDsoH,
GovernOr II Missouri.
81. O. CIR FroN. Acting Paymaster-jeneral.
QDdorsed) JAMES WHEELEK.
Is ued in accordance with The provisions OF
an act OF the General Assembly OF the state OF
Mis- ourt, approved March 10, 1874"
After quoting this the Journal remarks
editorially:
Here we have a formal certificate of the state
Missouri pr missing 10 pa u oSS - for ser
vice In he ate (r D. y militia. According TO
It's ms certificate Is lot paysble un IL
the cl i'm has been ALLOW ed and paid by the
souri,, showing that the object OF the act was
To enable claimants 10 recover from TIE United
81 stes ana not from tn state.
At the breaking out OF the war the leg
islsture OF Missouri, then in session, passed
40 act to organize the Missouri state guard.
G. f. Jackson, governor, was of
course commander in-chief, and took
this body OF men into the confederate SER
vice. After the members of the legisla-
ture bad reen driven from the state they
passed an ordinance oi SECESSION; and the
next Legislature repealed the Missouri
state guard law, and passed an act to Or
gsuizs the enrolled militia OF Missouri.
Every man who enlisted in this bodv of
men served In the U oioD army as much as
did any Iodians soldier, the only differ
cree being that the z. VI. VI. could not be
ordered out OF their own state. The
sbove certificate is a. good a proof of
JAMES Wneeler's loyalty as an Indiana
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

stored, TO flag that symbolizes one coun-
try, and, with still higher and boiler emo
lions, to the tact that the men who met
them as foes in many hard fought battle,
are now his friends, his countrymeD, his
fellow -citiZens-thst their swords are now
their plow shares, and their spears their
pruning hooks, that their ways are
now the ways of pleasantness, and
that all their paths are paths OF
peace, of friendship and good will.
Reunions that have for their object such
bene6cent purposes can not be too f'e-
quent, they would hasten the glad day
when the last vestige OF sectional snimosi-
ties would dis ppear forever. But unfor-
tunstely the vile demsgogues who are Ell
desvoring TO perpetuate Grsntism under
the cover of Hayes and Wheeler. have set
about the dirty work OF tanning the danes
of sectional hate, of reviviDg war as
periJies, and q spirit OF vindictive-
ness, and for this infamous purpose
they set alb ut the work Of bav-
ing q soldiers reunion in Indianapolis
Many soldiers were mised by these appeals
without regard to the purpose OF the dem
sxogues. but the great mass of Indiana
veterans remained away, and by their alb
ssncs rebuked those who had determined
to use them to help on their dirty work.
Those who came had a hearty welcome,
bat the number fell so much below the
Is tmstes of Morton, Harrison and those
who operate the party machinery that 1t
Is we'll understood that the affair has done
the RsoIcsI party in Indiana vastly
more harm than good. Indiana soldiers
desire united country. They see tn ir
southern brethren exerting every energy
OF mind and body to rebuild the waste
places made desolste by war. They know
them TO be brave and worthy OF their con-
idence ana sympathy, and they are no
disposed in time of peace to pursue them
as il they were armed foes In the field. Ali
nonOr TO such noble impulses; they dig
atty and sdOrn humanity, demonstrating
that the dsys OF chiyalry are not passed
away forever. The appeals of such dems
gogues as Morton sr5 of no avail. The sol
ders of Indiana. aud none were Drawer,
have done themselves infinite credit
sy indicating to the managers of the Sol
diers' Rsu aion, that In the TUT re they
are not to be made trsmping advertise
ments OF a party whose Distinguishing
feature is thieving, and hundreds OF whose
representative men are in the peniien-
larry,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

soldiers discharge papers, aud only SHOWS
an effort to get the government to psy for
honest service in its own behalf
Thus the only thing proven by
the Journal article Is the eminent
untitness of the brilliant genius who
penned it for the position he holds. II he
knew anything about the circumstances
under which that certificate was issued
his want of verscity makes him an untrust-
worthy source OF information. II he knew
nothing of what he was writing about,
except that the certifioa.e was issued, The
idiocy OF his conclusions shows how inca
pable he Is of teaching the people.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Even the Bs grOes caetred Bob IDgersoll
in his speech here, and yet gentle men in
q Judicial position in this city yesterday
said that he knew the notorious B b In
geIsOll years SGD, before the war; that be
himself heard the scspegrsce say once in q
public speech that if 1t ever became neces-
ssry TO- bin TO raise his right arm, 10 the
practice of his profession, be ore q Niger
Judge or ST the side of q Niger lawyer, ne
would bsve tAst arm torn from Its socket,
and ouit the Or weston of law.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

The Log nspUrs PhaIos OF Yesterday
contains an account of the most disgust
ing bssstislity on the part OF Gen. O'Neil,
the Irish orator, whom the republicans
arc sending over this state to advocate the
Hayes snd Wrestler cause. What have
the people of Indiana done that they must
b af1 ,ctsd with these besstly exhibitions
by Republican orators?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

It would ses IN ~ De crUwdiOg the wires
enough TO send over them the reports of
radical meetings after they have taken
place, but IT, make the Associated Press an
advertising medium tor gstherir g Ia sd-
vance SIS is being done every d.y, is SIM
ply an Infamous imposition upon q 9
Democratic press. Tue Journal will this
morring publish dspatcn from the TIP
pecanos battle grouad, waicl found its
wsy into cur waste basket, that seems 20
be 4 COPY OF radical hand BIZ.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
Hayes Property. o this and Taxes

The Radical party thought IL had gOOO
thing against Tilden when it trumped up
| MS income returns. and they made the
most OF the monstrous lie which was coin
ed and circulated to oh a pure man OF
nis good name and defeat the Democrat
&c party in its efforts to secure the bless
ings of good government and put r. B.
Hayes in the presidential chair. But tie
lie has not PANIED out well, so far rs tho
purposes OF those who set it sfioat are
concerned, but in another way, never ex
pected by its authors or the party io
whose interests 1t was spawned, it il CIV
ing them q vast deal OF trouble, and is
liKely to be of service TO the coustry by
ar0using determination to get
az the true inwsrdness of Hayes.
The New York Commercial Advertiser,
in one OF it's homllies upon honesty, re-
marks that ga man who has cheated the
government can not be trusted To reform
sworn falsely on one occasion be relied on
to speak the truth on another" We &C.
e=pt to the fullest extent the pr positions
as laid down by the Commercial Adver-
tiser, and we point to the record OF r B.
81 ayes, Radical candidate for Pr dent, as
toe man who has ches ed the government
md sworn falsely. If it be true thst figures
will nos lie. The Chicago Times, in a re-
cent issue, completely exbsusts the sub
ct. 1t gives K b. Hayes infamous prom
iueucR. Tne Times article Is exhaustive,
aud, editorially, the damaging facts are
commented upon as follows:
That there may be no ground he charge
Of sn pTessiOn Oi eX-nuatlng facts or diShon-
esf gaIbiug, the NJ eriy Inc snsequent affids-
VII of u v. Hay SIS i'll al vised TieDds are
made part OF the exhibit. we mean TO be
thoroughly fair with 'TOv. Ha ss he says
that he has never wIllfulIy evsded the b nest
rendering of hts tax liabilities, and. In con-
II rmattou thereof. presents In proof the affida-
Wits Of men who notoflously bad no knOwl-
edg OF the Thugs To which they 20 GLIB, GER
tined. The facts, To- be cefuneo must be known
Tn 1 they were not known Is shown in the
taDula' ed statement presented this morn
ing which accounts IOr every penny that
was lef, 10 Hayes BY his uncle. An examiua.
ton of he exhaust We collection OF fact shO VS.
VIVA he listing were upon which the Biroherd
paid tex 8; the va uaIIOn OF that pen onallty
} ear later, when Hayes came In o pO session
of IL, and the amazing evasions, cum missions
tory rtsu Is. First, there Is presen ted the vii
Of Bircharr, with every penny and penny's
worth that eau he IT ced by oocumenlsr, evil
dence in Fremont and ssbdusky COUNT s.
With these are g. own The separate articles
which B .rchard put his own estimate on ior
axaiiou, own TO me smallest article. Then
toll " the r-Iurns of Hayes. In figures the
G Sc stands thos:
Actual tsxables as Total list as sworn to
hxrH raho nd an
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

The rage q, t1o KopuoiI GA leaders over
their impending rout in this State is deep
and bitter, bat 1t mast come. The time mas
arrived when intimidation and fra I'd, sno
the cry OF traitor, rebel sympsth zsr, and
dis oyslty will net cover up the assound-
ing ? ssoslEes of the Republican leaders
The peop re determioed to be deceived
no longer by empty cries, while those ia
power have their hands elbow deep in the
treasury
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
Consistency.

There are great many people who
claim that on account OF their religious
convictions they are necessarily driven
into the Republican party. The scknowl-
edged leader OF the Republican party 10
day is one Ingersoll, who is also the cham
pion oflnidelity, who has grossly insult
ed the moral sense of Christendom by
openly proclaiming that he ha,es and de.
6es God. o, Consistency thou art a
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

We dislike 20 put weapons IN the hands
of our political opponents, but as the
Journal is in the fac-simile" business,
We suggest to it that tho deed and mort
gage which passed between Postmaster
Holloway and ST. Reynolds bs stereotyp-
ed and circulated. One copy should be
sent I'D the Patent Office, and one to Boss
Shepherd. He is in real estate and the
sight OF 4" deed" would do him good
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

The company OF negroes VINO were quar-
tered with the veteran soldiers ct Camp
Sedgwick wors blue capes. They were
from distance, as no blue capes have
been distributed in this city. Some of
those same blue cspes joined In the pro-
CO. sion which went to Shelbyviile lat
night to escOrs the grandson. Spot every
one OF the blue cane imports'ious.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Two OF the leading republican orators
that the Radicals of this state have brought
here to teach the people of Indiana their
political duties we're reported by Bristow,
June 10, 1876. as defsulters to the govern
ment. Reform within the party with g
yenEeaneei What has the Journal to say
20 hia9
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

The cruelty vi tns Republicans seems to
have no bounds. Was fs not enough that
he should quietly retire and leave the
party 10 CO better, but must now be forced
to endure the additional odium of enter
tanning Jim Blaine at Lafayette? Poor
Orth!
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

General gan a lew years since de-
nounced the extravagant expenditures of
she war department. 1t kicked up row
In the Radical camp and the gallant gen.
eraI surrendered to the cormorsnts, and is
nov fighting to continue the party in
power that was guilty of the extravs-
~ance
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

From Maine TO California, the same
credit Ia given to DR.. j. ii. McLean's
Strength ening Cordial ard Blood Purifier,
as the most wonderful vitslizsr and in
vigorator In the world. IL will purity and
Zurich your blood, make you health y. Wig
o -ous, robust and strong sgsia. DIR. j. H.
McLssD's office, 3l4 Chestnut street, St
Louis, Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Thousands upon Inou- ADDS have been
snstched, as 1t were, from the grave by
the wonderful tonic, nf. j. 81. Mel ans
strengthening C,rdizl and Blood Puri-
far. IL vital g, Strengthens sud tDvIgo-
rates the whole bsdy, AID impsrts the
st, Louis. Mo,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Oh bsppy dsy for ne weak, suffering
aud debih ed when DIR. ]. ii. McLesn's
8 rengtbenipg Cordial md Bood Pur Fl r
was discovered. 1t Civ lie, vital, v,
stren1t tn Co the wasted form, purifiss and
g rich. 9 the b,"od. DIR. j. Il. nsLf u =
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

The meeting a. Franklin Saturday is
conceded to be the fiaest political gather
Ing that ever took place in this state.
Ten miles OF procession look as If the
Deople were in earnest.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Anthony, the Rsoical candidate for gov
ernor Of Kansas, is on the ragged edge and
will most likely share the fate Of Ortiz,
and more deservedly. When Kansas Re
publicsns who are now sitting on his case
can not endure a man, he IL bad indeed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Ask your ne gnoo.s ~ vpu want to hea-
OF the wonderful tonic fleets OF DR.. J. II.
McLaap's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier; they will tell you how 1t
gives new lite, strength and tone and
imp .rts pu'e, ricn blood. DR.. J. 81. Nc
l. s"'s ne, 3l4 Chestnut street, St.
Louis, Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

Surprise ID expressed That there was no
mere visible oommotion on the occasion OF
the explosion st He'll Gate. We have not
heard from Chins vet.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27

These a not Assumed figures, as the testi-
moDy shows. They sre al, record. a can
b- taken into CO ri OF law. IL Gov rnor
Hayes sees Of tn ha Q the question ties ed,
ti her I'm q suit for libel or q civil sctlon The
affioavi.s OF Governor Hayes friends do lot
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
Uhe SentineI.
"WEDNESDAY. SEPT q.

Every day the prospects of the Democ-
facy in this s. ate grow brighter,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
SENTINEL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1885,

cover anything like the main charges. For
example, his mortgages MAKE no show what
ever, while the examination of the assets of
the state rev a. a snug fortune In these con-
venient investments.
Mortgages in Hayes'sl Credits in Governor
possession upon which Hayess possession as
no return is made: sworn ny him:
HAYEs's MORTGAGES MONEYS IN Posses
NOT RETURNED Jon OR ON DEPOSIT.
In ls1i............SlON In lUO
III loIo........... D O4O 81 In
In lSI6-.............. o. 80 81 In 90
ORCHARDS MORT VALUE OF ALL CRED
CAGES, NOT RET'N'D IT'S.
Ia 1914 ........t3O3 ~ one
In lNlo............ 4,ZoU ~ IL 10 NOne
In lSIo......... ~ Ui IN
Every penny ofthese mortgages is accounted
for in the statement Presented Il another col
umn. 1t Is a clear. business like narrative,
with no lee-way Of speculation whatever. The
day. state, name and amount are given tor
everything, and the conc us1on any reader r,
prejudiced or not, IS that Governor Hayes
must make more abundant ex -lanatton be-
fore this terrific sccumu alton of guilty LOOK
ing fact can be accepted as anythiD g less than
persistent perjury.
Evidently Hayes is too much Ike an sv-
erage Radical office- holder to reform the
government. For three years he was unable
to reform himselt-his ruling passion is
to grab. The chickens that have come
home.to roost In the Radical coop are full
grown fighting cocks with dangerous spurs
on, and are likely to make sad havoc in
Rutherford B's presidential prospects.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-27
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Landers is making vigorous and tell
ing can Vass here. and Hanna, too, is fiy-
ing around with commepdab.e energy.
Lspders csu rely on Republican votes In
Indisnspoiis-ou almost the entire Inde-
pendent Gle ment In Morgan county, which
he carried last lime agaiosS Coburn-on q
second msj rlty OF $40 from Putnsm
coun v, while Bucpsnso's s,r-ngth lies IN
the Republican Counties OF Marion and
Hendricks. Tbs noted and cobsistect
Gree bscser is working like beever, and
among people who don't take 70 Hanna,