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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04
Report OF the Clerk OF the City Of
Plymouth, Indiana, for the Fiscal
Year Ending April, 1876.

To the Honorable, the Mayor and Common Council Of
the Cuy Of Plymouth
herewith submit this. my annual report
for the year ending April. 1876.
RECEIPTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04
BUCK & ToAN.

Buy your Flows where you can
always get the repairs.
BUCK e TOAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Argos.

All About our Neighbors amt the Doings
of Neighboring Towns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04

SCHOOL fund ----.-.-.--....- 1,3y9 62-$4,655 81
All Of which is respectfully submitted, this 18th
day Of April, A ID. 1876.
ID. b. ARMSTRONG, City Treasurer.
Examined the foregoing report counted and can
ceed all the orders, bonds, notes and coupons and
found the report correct.
s. MAYER,
A. MORRISON,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04
ARGOS. Ind, Nav I'd. 49,

BY MAC. CAwBER. /"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04

the and
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nirnon aarnett,s Lectures.

Bishop Garnett delivered on Sunday
night at the Episcopal church the sec.
ond Of course of lectures on the religi.
GUS and philosophers Of the East, the
first on the Chinese, the second on the
Hindoo,.
This eloquent divine and brilliant
speaker but added another to the
list of cultured and learned efforts
which have made his name asynonym
Of all that is polished In oratory, pro-
found In research and logical IN effort.
So rare series Of intellectual treats of
o very high order has never before
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A STRONG DOCUMENT.
Major Baylor 10 the voters Of this
Precinct.

To the Editor Of The Dallas Herald:
VIII you allow me, through the col
umns ofyour valuable paper, to say q
word to the voters of this precinct.
1t was at the earnest solicitation of
many of the solid and most respectable
business, professional and working
men OF Dallas that | consented to let
my name 90 before the people for the
Office of Justice of the Peace of Pre-
cinct No. |.
They urged that L had come here
when Dallas was in her swaddling
clothes, and by my labors as n public
journalist in the columns of the NewS
and The HERALD, which | edited
then, had done much to make the adj
vantages of Dallas and North Texas
known to those who have since come
among us with their capital and labor.
They contended that as my work
and public spirit had been anything
but remunerating, (mypaper, the Ne,0S,
alone. having been conducted in the
interests of Dallas for two years at u
dead loss,) that 1t would only be Just
and fair that the people should be
given the opportunity ofshowing their
appreciation of my services to the city
and county.
l therefore submit my claims to the
people at the ballot box. | have done
what | could for Dallas, when she
needed help, and her future was uncer-
tain; now let us see what Dallas is
willing to do for me on election day.
Very Respectfully, f. W. BAYLOR,
Candidate for Justice of the Peace of
Precinct No. /.
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To the Citizens of Dallas County


The undersigned would most respect.
fully call your attention to the follow.
ing:
At q meeting of the Free Will Bap-
tist Association, held in Marshall, Har.
rison county, August 90, 1875, | was
elected President of the Association.
and was also sent out as a missionary
to build up churches throughout this
State. Since that time | have collect
ed the sum of one hundred dollars,
(Sl0O) from my colored brethren to
build church in the city of Dallas,
and through the aid of the white and
colored citizens of Collin county there
has been two car loads of lumber laid
on the ground for church In Gray
Rock.
l have been citizen of Dallas coun.
ty and town for the past nineteen
years, and am well known to all the
old citizens, and so far as know. no
complaint has ever been made as to
my character, or that am unworthy
to be minister of the Gospel of Christ.
My former owner, think, will vouch
for my character.
Knowing that the people of Dallas
have been generous to others, | appeal
to them to assist me in my endeayors
to finish my church here.
Very respectfully,
AMMoN NJ. SCOTT,
Pastor and Missionary of the Free
Will Baptist Church.
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Personal.

THE HERALD extends hearty,
Southern welcome to Major A. G.
Bates, Paymaster United States Army,
who returns to this his present station
accompanied by his fair bride. The
Major Is n graduate of West Point,
since the war, has served In the caval-
ny arm of the service on the North
western frontier until his recent APP
pointment to the pay Department.
with distinguished gallantry. He was
instructor of cavalry tactics at West
Point for some time also, and Is justly
regarded as one of the most efficient
officers and accomplished soldiers in
the service.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

"A blue norther.
-Overcoats in order.
Plenty of coal and wood a desider
alum.
--Ofenbach, the great opera 5ou6t
composer, has nephew-in.law among
us.
There is great demand for small
cottages for rent. Owners had better
advertise In The HERALD.
Goods are slaughtered in 9 fright
full manner at the auction sale of Good
john Il Campbell's insolvent stock.
Last stock to-day and night.-Ad.
Candidates for city offices are
multiply ing. We meet with friendly
salutations and feeling grips lat every
turn. Pitch In, boys, and try your
hands, even II some unlucky one don't
draw the prize.
The Musical Society now includes
our most accomplished vocallsts and
performers, and the choicest morceaur
Of the great masters are rendered In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-11
a Literary Treat.

Last night we witnessed the play Of
"Abduction," u play Of American So
clety, by an American author, in
which Miss Blanche Del'ar and Mr.,
Whitman AZ the leading features, most
deservedly won the admiration Of the
audience.
In the scenes where strong emotion
and passion were portrayed, Miss
DeBar proved herself an actress Of no
mean ability. The remainder Of the
characters were well sustained and
added TO the successful rendition Of the
play. Tonight we have again "Ab
duction," and we hope the citizens Of
Dallas will show their appreciation Of
this excellent troupe by crowded
house.
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W. 3. Oonoho & Co.

Commission dealers In Lands ana LOTS La
mar Hotel Building.
Have Eastern funds for loan on Improved
Dallas property, In sums from $1,000 to s2O,
O0O.
Can supply any demand for "alternate"
and International land scrip, at current
rates.
Have 100000 acres of splendid pine timber
lands In one body, on water navigation, at u
bargain. Titles very best.
Want to negotiate for 10000 to $4,000 acres OF
good lands, in one body, within nifty miles OF
Dallas.
win have in few days II new town site OF
5000 lots for sale. v. b. DONOHo d 20.
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Election Tickets.

THE HERALD will print n general
election ticket, for the coming cleo
ton, and have the same sent to each
voting place in the county before cleo
ton day, which will have the regular
Democratic State ticket and such
names of candidates in the county and
district rs may leave their orders to
that effect. Tho price per name will
be ~. Special tickets will be printed
at "a per thousand. Orders will be re-
ceived up to Thursday, the 10th OF
February.
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Wall Paperi Wall Paper |

BY far the largest stock everbe brought
TO this market. $1,000 rolls direct from pho
largest factory in the world. All can rely
ON finding just what they want Designs
new and beautiful, and prices nj the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited 10
coll and examine, Il. 4. LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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been enjoyed here, We trust, after
the Bishop has completed his course,
that the Library Association may be
able to induce him TO deliver u lecture
for the benefit of this institution.
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Any one having prairie lands to break can
contract the same upon application at the
office of j. A. Ii. HOSACk,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street. Dallas.
ian5d5teod
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Wanted.

A gentleman and wife without children OF
two single gentlemen to occupy furnished
room with first-class board, at B23 Browder
street, Dallas, Texas, F.F' oolAhiNo'
ian7dit.
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Wanted.

To get board at good private house for
man and wife and child. VIII furnish our
own furniture. Address l.. Craddock
through the Postofiice, or apply at Grad
docks Billiard Hall, Main street. dec29tf
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Agents Wanted

For Dallas and county, and every county In
the State. Canvasssers of either sex are sue
cessful, and are making $500 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount.
jan5du DALLAS r. v. boA ooS'
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Stockholders, Attention,

The meeting of the Southwestern Life In
surance Company will be held ON the 18th
instant, at 70 o'clock in the office ofthe Com
pnny, in the Cochran Building. jan7d4t.
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The postofiice being removed Is great adj
vantage to the majority of the citizens OF
Dallas. 1t makes 1t 80 convenient, going and
coming, to drop in at Craddock's Billiard
Hall, and take In some of that old Monarch
bourbon Us refreshments
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partner to take charge OF a well-furn
ished hotel In Dallas. The receipts average
s7Ooper month, and the run Of custom keen.
the house full. Address
PROPRIETOR,
janlldst Herald ONCE,
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Eloo,ro.vapor and suIphuric Baths

DIR. j. y. Coleman has removed his paths
TO the west room, first floor of the Cosmopo-
Titan Hotel, where he will BIO pleased to see
hi, fr,ends and patrons. jnn7dtf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Wanted.

Two furnished rooms, within four or nVe
blocks OF the Ledrand hotel. Address
L.,
ianad9t Herald ONCE.
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Craddock's Billiard Hall

Seems to be the great center of attraction
here OF late. Guess the people OF Dallas have
all had taste of that Old Monarch Bour-
bon, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best eyer put over the bar in Dallas. d29tf
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For Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes
10 to Stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
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Jan0l3ui
For Sale,

My residence and lot, corner San Jacinto
and Masten streets, and on the line OF san
Jacinto Street Railroad. A most desirable
and convenient locality. Lotcontaips nearly
one acre, under good paling fence, besides d.
vision fences. improvements consist OF
house with five rooms, hall, poultry, kitchen'
servants room. good barn, with room ior
carriage or buggy, fuel and poultry house. n
we'll of excellent water, and one of the best
clsterns, with filter, In the city The present
garden spot can be converted into one or Two
beautiful building lots II desired
=. l.. MAY,
Onlce Southern Life Insurance Co.
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The only place in the city where you can
get good drink, and get 1t fixed up in IA
style fit for Prince. by Johnny OBrien, Is
ut Craddock's opposite LeGrand hotel.
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a null supply OF Blank Deeds, with dopble
anu single Acknowledgements, Trust Deals
ana Legal Blanks of every Kind. lust nr,nt,
&c and for sale at THE HERALD 0ffice.
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Sisnford's. 4O7 Elm street, Is the place to
buy stylish Suits, overcoats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at extremely low figures,
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Get your prescriptions filled at the Marker
Drug store, 8lG Main street.
II. Il. ElSENIOIiR,
tonol3m German Pharmacist.
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The place to buy good and cheap Boot
and Shoes is Stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
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For bargains In Hats, the people so L
Stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
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ME-. ]. Lamps Lager Beer Depot,

At Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
Of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended to.
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No Misrepresentation Of goods at stand
fords, 407 Elm street. decl0-tf
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Masonic,

Officers of Dallas Chapter No. AZ,
Royal Arch Ma'ons, for the ensuing
Masonic year, duly installed on
Wednesday evening, January 5th
midland
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DUDLEY BUCHANAN.

SAID buchanan is about twenty-five years
OF age, hve feet ten inches high, fiorid com.
pre- predS,,on, sandy beard, light hair, blue eyes.
Jan9d1wawIt ~ PERpg;
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Exterminate your rats with poison pre-
pared at the MARKET DRUG STokE'
,onad9m $40 Main street.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

TUESDAY MORNING ;:::;; JAM TO-
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid nv tbs nm
ders gned for the arrest and delivery 10 aha
S ~ moi DALLAS county, at the county iail
Oh Dallas county, of the person of '"''
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9ailg 4erala
rIIRnAILY HERALD

WiII be found on sale by tho news
bOys on all trains Of the Texas
and Pacific railway, and NJ the news
stands az the LeKrand, hhn S"cih'"
and Lamar hotels,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Wanted.

Hot and Cold Baths at wilson's, No
al Elm street. decl5dQm
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BLOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT

~, IN this department the New Price List will
t ne most attractive to purchasers, as well as
lust r nisi S,yie ana NJ. A large invoice
complete. viz 9'ooh very
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janlld3t
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Clothing Department.

The STOCK OF CLOTHING now in store.
which Is new, in styles, large in quantity,
anu excellent In quality, has been marked
cordIngly. '''o "'-
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jan9d3t
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DRESS GOOD DEPARTMENT..

The New Price List on DRESS GOODS 10
so much cheaper than they have herotofore
Deen sold that any lady can afford to mr.
chase beautiful New Style Dress. i,>'
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HAT DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' HAT DEPARTMENT.

WI Inc New Price List on Ladies' Fall md
MINT, whinter Goods of TRIMMED FELT i" HATE "HS
the then Rene sne siyie and quality are considered,
must ne sold, and will be, no donbt. at tbs
present reduced prices. ' ''"''' NJ inc
, 1876-11-17

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, 1876-11-17

A most discscditablo state Of iguoranco
md inclIlcicncy among tho election judges
and clerks in Cook County Ii disclosed in the
examination Of the returns by tho Canvass
Ing Board Errors Of whicl, n schoolboy
ought to bo ashamed are found in great nuna-
bezs, and instances either OF ignorance or
else Of neglect or disregard Of tbs require.
meuta Of tho law aro dIsgracofully
abundant. In QUO case encountered
yesterday tho returns showed nineteen more
votes for congressman than had been actual.
" cnst In another. 3lessrs, ALpa1ou and
Hox1E, candidates for Congress, had been
voted for as candidates for members of tho
Legislature; in another, no figures on Con-
grossmen were given; while minor imper-
fecsions aud Irregularities were detected in
nyery form and variety. The fault rcsts
with tho board OF County Commissioners,
by whom tlis election oiiicera aro appointed,
aud who were successful this year in slr-
passing all former efforts to select persons of
distinguished iuconpeteucy 10 properly per-
form their duties.
, 1876-11-17

The Chicago produce markets were gen
asally active md stronger yesterday. Mess
pork closed 30 per brl higher, ut $1,000 casl.
md $3.50 seller tho year. Lard closed lilo
per 100 lbs higher, Mt $1,000 for November
md 5000 seller the year. Meats were nearly
10 per lb higher, G1o for new shoulders,
boxed, $50 for do short-ribs, and s}c for do
ahort-eleass. Lake-freights were dull, Mt So
for corn to Buffalo. Highwinea were steady,
at SLOT per gallon. Flour was In good de-
msnd aud ann. Wheat closed ! 10 higher, at
$l.1l4 for November aud $l.l34 for Decem-
ber. Com closed a@to higher, at 46o for
November and 44Ao for December. Oats
closed 5@ic higher, at 12Io for November
aud $3.50 for December. Rye was armer, at
sl@Glte. Barley closed tame, at 70o for De-
, 1876-11-17
RUSSIA on A WAR-F0DTING

Tint the warliko speech Of the Gar WIS
not oil talk, is shown ly the prompt and en-
ergetc manner in which tho Government Is
pasting its army upon tho war-baais, and pre-
pariug for the emergency which may follow
tho close of tho Conference, in case its de-
cision shall not 10 acceptable to Russia or
the Porto shall not accept tho Russian coll
ditions, In point of fact, tho Government
Is proceeding Ms II war were actually declared.
Tue force which will threaten Turkey from
tbs neasarabian frontier Ia already modified,
Americana Dcrdan rifle, 2G, 788 cavalry, mud ar-
tillcry armed with GA brecch.loa1ling cannon,
and one contingent Of. this forcs Is already on
its why, having left st. Petersburg yesterday
for KinollanotT, II fow miles northwest Of
Odessa anit near Tue Pratll, thu scens Of NO
Mnny historical battles. Tho next years
contingent OF recruits, amounting to .o0, 900,
hus already been called upon, instead Of
whiting Till April, tho us,lal limo. The OK
port Of horses from Western aud Southern
Kusa'a has been stopped. The Government
has tAken possession Of all tho railway lines,
tho freight traffic Oil tho Polish frontier lines
southwark las also been stopped anl hospi.
tals asa being rapidly established. AL this
in.licatca war, md with such certainty that
oven Lord DEnny has become alarmed, a1ld
is on tho point OF addressing Il note to the
Powers In protest.
TLo imsnincnco Of war makes the fighting
strength OF 1l,lssia a anattcr OF interest. We
haye already given the military resources Of
, 1876-11-17

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rrssinn orn,v ,,ro,,or nn ,ho ~ ,rnr ~ font,,r vi
1o,n or7 mnn urt IN ,,,,,;t;on tn t,,oao
,,,aro ~, T., ,n;,i,n,v s,r,;oo 1ou nm rn,-
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cont;unnnt g1,;,,, rn,ona 10 ro,,,irod . n fnr.
n;s,, n,.t.;,r o,,o,o.,,. ~. ~, .u,,r ~ rno nm
n,cn trho novy conaiats of two croot
t1;r;e;ona tin f,..t ~ i'm no1t;c and lint
~ .,,o r,,o,, u.,. l,oo;aoa IT.. ,,o,,o~ f,oots
~ lin cos,,inn Aral siberian. md wh,to
soo 0oe,a trho tota, compr;scx ,f1s mon.of.
,vor 1I77 of,cora mn, o,7 seaman ,rho
,ro,, olo;, aoo, ~ ,vnr ,o,,rr;oo oro ,nout1osa
,,rrot-.h;,, IN roworf,l I,ctrr tho Grcot y
fr;rotos ! corro,ios ~ .r--ot ,nor,tora mi
q Goot;ro hottcrios n to,o, If oo ycaacta cor.
rv,no mi n,ra T,,a vos I'm novo1 atrcno,},
~ off,c;oiiv ,;vor ~ lin ami of 1a75 Int
z;,,oo I'M t,,,o t,vo c;r,u>or.ehorcl mor,,orz
hovo Ioon lonnc1,o,1 ot scvos,nro1 nnd i'm.
,,nrtort occessiona hovc l,cn mo,,o ,o lin
ntor1, Nan fcct coun,;,n nil lin amo1]er
rnsso1a in ,ho uorv;cc Tin en.iro floet consists
of yo5 etcnm vcss.1a with 5al runs, of n
,a,o, to,rooo If 10 ro, md to,ol horao.
,,o1vor ~ ~ mr. 'rho administration of the
navv ID IN ,ho han,lq If The Minister Of
Marine. sssisteds by mn Admiralty Council.
Int tho surname command of tic feet il
vested in the Grand Admiral. now the Grand
Duko CONSTANTINE. brother of the Car.
Tho ma;n strength Of this vast military
force will be concentrated at Two points,
r,,o fret ormv ID oIreody oas},rrino nhout
Kicbinev. in tia vicinity Of The prutl,. which
divides Bessarabia from noumauia, Across
tbia river her forces will swcep down through
Roumnn;a ;nto 1,n1cario, threatening Con.
atant;noplo nm tho loft. III moot this force.
thu rnrta arc about concentrating 200 900
,,or T., un,onr;n. rhev oro n'ao s,renothcn.
, 1876-11-17

Tho three YOUNGER brothers were brought
Into court ycstorGny at Faribault, Mimi, and
lhe four indictments recently fonnd against
them rcad in open session. CohE, the oldest
and deorost-lyed Of tho villains, is charged
with one murder on his own account, and the
rest Of the hilcous work Of the Minnesota
expedition is charged jointly. 1t is thought
that the fierce spirit Of outraged forbeasnnce
.mong law-respecting citizens IN TINT section
hns 30 far subs'tled Tint such clenlency as
fo-ilnprsonmont for COTE nnil shorter
terms for JIM and Bon will be tucitly acqui-
ssccd in all round.
, 1876-11-17

II is announced tint lIoxlE intends contest
ing ALpnlcn's election to Congress- from the
First District, relying .pon a Democratic
majority to give him tho seat upon any show
ng he may .nake, and without rrgarsl to the
merits Of the case. That claim Of fraud
should be put forward by 1tox1E, who boast-
Ell that he would buy his nomination, aud
aK1 it, mud who confidently expected to buy
bis election, hut failed to purchase the rcqui.
tito number of votes, is prepostcrous to the
Inst degree; but tint 1Io11E should seriously
expect the Democratic HOUSE to award him
tho seat-this il too sovoro; the Democratic
party never did anything to HoxtE to de-
xorye it.