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The Osceola times., 1876-05-06
EAST.

Farm laborers in Vermont are engag
ing themselves at fifteen dollars per month
and board, where last year twenty-five dol
lars was paid.
Besides the losses from the unparal-
leled falling of in immigration, New York
has lost one-fourth Of its import trade in four
......us m H. a.,L a;. 81 4aIIx ILL II AM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
FIRE AND BLOOD. THE FRUITS
OF TAfT'S ORDERS.

The Charlotte Observer says. the Taft
order which was designed to make the ne.
groes believe that they serc the special
wards Of the United States Government.
and that they we're independent Of the laws
Of the country has eliminated in the lurid
flames Of the incendiary and the bloodshed
Of the two races. The riot that is progress
sing (for all We know at this very inoment)
10 Aiken county, South Carolina. Originate
ed in the negroes dcfying the law and re-
sisting its officers. Their first act Of law
lcssness was tho attempt 70 shield frOm ar
rest one ofthcir number who had brutality
assaulted white women with hellisli IN
tent. Their next outrage vas the firing
upon the whites from ambush when they
had agreed 70 disband and retire 20 their
homes aud their next defiance u the laws.
was IN the wrecking Of train aud In the
tearing up Of public railroad. So far ~
We can gather, the negroes are worsied.
One Of their ring leaders. Simon Coker. !
member from Barnwell. who was killed.
had upon bis person list Of the whites the
negroes had spotted and agreed % assassin
ate. The fac; shows clearly that con-
spiraey existed among ihom 10 murder all
the whites H. the country who stood 10 their
way. II :he negroes arc determined 70
ALLEVIATE their friends and listen 70 the liar-
angucs Of cowsrdly aud designing ,lemago.
CUES, they must not be surprised that tie
whites should assert their rights and they
win fnd Out 70 their sorrow !! they persis.
in il. that Tafi's order can never rive
them an immunity that The whites do NOT
enjoy.
New York. Sept. 2i.-w. II. Kitchen.
President Of the National Park Bank. died
suddenly to-day.
The bond Street Savings Bank has been
eDjoined from doing business, and ordered
70 show cause why receiver should not be
appointed. Tho assetts are nearly million
and hsli: liabilities over = million and
quarter. The injunction was issued Of the
instance Of the trustees !, who wish 10 wiad
mp the concern.
There will bea peTcep,ib!o shaking Of
the windows Of the houses 10 Astoria az the
time Of the Hell Gate explosion. Sunday
afternoon, after the finishing Of the prim-
ing on Saturday morning. the shaft and
galleries will be flooded quietly BY means
ofa siphon. ~ as 70 avoid the danger o. .
premature explosion which might be The
result d sudden eninnee Of the mas Of
water overhead. This operation Of food.
ing will frisli Tho difficult and lopg.con.
timed preparations for blast.
10 The lrisb.American shooting match
strreodmnr to-day, tie Americans Won
BY tie fallowing total wore: Americans
!, lGj lfeh i.l5l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
CAuP1IGN Inns.

u We hope our neople will well consider
the difference Of the objects ofthe two par
ties in this present contest. With the Re-
pubiicans il il struggle for the continu-
ance oftheir power; for j Longer hold upon
office. upon the public purse aud upon the
public revenue. Il is fought by all the
forces in the hands Of the government. 1t
uses the army in direct violation Of the law
to restain the free right Of suffrage. Il
puts forth its trained bands If Office holders,
more formidable in numbers than the regu-
lar army. to bring their influence to bear
through all the ramiications Of society aud
it brings into play the public monies to &c,
complish BY corruption what it fails to eff.
feet BY force.
With the Democrats it is stern assault
upon these strong holds Of corruption. 1t
is warfare with the peaceful enginery Of
the ballot box to save the life OF the ma
ton "a deed which the Republicans claim
to have performed, only to exercise the
right 10 throttle it in their own way. lie
the life Of the nation was really saved, then
the Democrats insist that it was saved with
all it, incidents Of law and order and co..
equality and restored brotherhood. They
insist that the life Of the nation is not tho
gift OF the Republican party, but proceeds
from Constitution, in theory as potent as
when it was onca respected, the vitality TO
which they must restore il they get control
Of the government.
The one party determines to pursue the
same hcadlong road to ruin--a ruin which
involves the fortanes Of tho individual as
we'll as Of the nation. The other domanis
halt in this reckless career ana :. return
to safe, legal constitutional paths.
1t Is contest Of life and death. Il may
30 the snal peaceful struggle between two
antagonistic principles. Between Law and
order, aud constitutional limitations; be-
tween honor and purity between honesty
aud economy, on the one side with def
ance of law and contempt Of the COnstitu-
ton; With dishonesty and corruption; with
lavish extrayagance and wasteful prOfuslon
on the other.
Let the people who pay out Of their hard
earnings-earuings made the harder BY the
ruin Of business under unwise and pruli-
gate rulers-the taxes which supply the
material for this wasteful profusion. beware
lest they disregard the warnings that have
been given and the teachings they have had.
II they err, it will be with their eyes open
ed, and they viii not have the meagro con-
ISOLATION that theirs was the sin Of iguo-
rance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
Tax Notice.

II SHALL aifend a. foliB,sm 10 rrseise Tho
a state and County taxes for this year. u. WI;
Drsnge Factory. Monday Nh ~ u~ialef.
nangum'r store, Tuesday iuth o.. A.
Halls store. "Wednesday lifh Oct. ~
lIlllsborO, Thnrday IaihOri.
William thcck's, Friday f'Rh on.
tedar drove, Saturday tab OF.
Oates, Monday Ord Oct.
White Cross. Tuesday alih OFT. -,
thanoI I'LL, "Wednesday lsfh lbef.
Pniierson's SIN, Thursday 18th ibst. ~
Durham, Friday 9Th Oct,
Tunes arr tight, Int hope tho Tax.rgers
WIZ fsnenbef That this sloes net exellAe ne Am
eomprlled 10 sstt'e With the Tr,ssufrf on o. fe.
ioFc The ~ ~ DccambeF, and a. hsps ~ VIII
attend And nv promptly. and rclievt me u thc
urpleasanl duty of iorclna eollfcilon.
Candidates Will ~ present and salrc- the
people II zach lIlare,
THOMAS a. uu8HEM
Ont. 9mh Nv. sheriff q UraBer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Carl Schurz Gas an unfortunate way Of
telling the truth. lie denounced Grant's
administration as villainous and disgrace
full. and declared bis belief that the Ohio
and Indiana Germans would vote for Tilden
and in jitfy, drunken Zachariah cancelled
all his stamping engagements. No half.
way honest man can stay on that eide. =,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
Court House to Let

Rr ORDER % The Board ~ Commissions.
~ ~ fsisuIi egunty, the addition ~ anesI,cs
anry 70 The COUNT HOUSE III aid t,n,,,i.
wv be VI 70 the Lowest bidder AZ the ro,,i,,
ionso " hoxbofo, ~ sald conaiy, on the
Second lIOal,y " NOuesl,er nelf..
A. " O'Clock.
a, me WORK i 70 be nf Brick. Pan spee,aea.
t'Vhs maac known q the time III Iettlua,
". y. WEBB. Clerk.
81. u BOard u Com,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
FOR v!cE-PRESIDENT:
Thomas A. Hendricks,
or rNDIANA
ELECTORS.
RANcES APPOINTMENTS.

Vance and Settle have made their ap-
pointments for this section. Among them
are those for
Roxooro Tuesday Octotober 10th.
IIillsboro. Thursday. October 18th
Graham, Friday, October 18th.
Circulate the news Of these appointments
and let the attendance be full.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
SOUTH CAROLINA MATTERS.

This State. a. all otherr. look upon the
transactions in South Carolina with soure-
thing more than transient interest. We do
mol feel. and VIC cannot feel. that they are
ephemeral in their consequences. They
strike the first blow in that contest Of races
which Republican policy has invented aud
encouraged. They do the mischief that
Democratic conservatism would have indef-
iHitely postponed. Democracy would hayO
united aud assiulilated the races. Repub-
lieanisin builds up wall between them.
The Olive branch Is IN one hand. The
ire brands Of dissensiOn are in the other.
The South is right; and whatever Of col
lisiOn or dissension has taken place between
thc two races has originatcd--we will not
ssy from the mslignity Of the blacks--but
from teachings they were compelled to fol-
low.
\ 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
THE YoLF AND THE LAMB.

The Philadelphia Press. radical. says.
.just now when the Democratic party arc
threatening to reopen the war because the
present Administration representing Co
vernment saved from destruction by the
Union soldiers. white and black, has re-
solved to protect the latter in tn. exercise
Of the right Of suffrage. &c
The old fable Of the lamb accused BY the
wOlffOr modifying the stream finds another
illustration. Just now instead Of thrca.
tcning to reopen war, the Democrats arc
intent upon securing and cemen,ins peace /;
and just now this patriotic adminsstra-
tion. 10 violation Of all law and the provi-
sions Of the Constitution. has taken the most
ready steps 10 provoke war BY the unauthO-
rized use Of the army in illegal interference
in elections.
II the Administration was really the
friend Of the negro il Affects 70 be il would
meet him more than half way in bis first
efforts to be really free man; 10 bis first
attempt to give proper value and dignity to
the exercise Of The right Of suffrage; IN bis
FIRST demonstration TO act and choose for
himself. BY showing himself free from that
tuteIsge which bas heretofore restrained
him. II the Republican party believed
half they claim for The negro, they would
let him 70 forth with blessing upon his
new and tried experiment Of thinking and
acting Tor himself.
But just here i the trouble. All the
legislation Of The Congress and Of Republi-
can Legislatures has been with reference to
the control Of the negro votes. AL the
machinery they have devised i to mould
the negro TO their will. When be fails 70
that then hs falls into reasonable Ways.
The use Of the army y IS much 70 control
the black as the white. Il is the impedi-
mcnt 10 the way u real eDfranchissment,
the negro must be taught By the presence Of
military force. that The Government that
has feed Liin Is his master. aud claims biz
fealty u the due for freedom. One condi-
lion Of slavery Is merely exchanged for
another.
This i che ooly war that i threatened /:
not by the Democrats but upon the Deno-
Gratis. because IN iheir crusade for reform.
they have convinced The moro intelligen.
negro that reform in the government is as
essential 70 tho black as 10 the white; and
bcsause. under the new revelation u the
impOsitions sbat have been Pructised upon
them tie negroes Of Arkansas, Mississippi
and Alabama have broken the shaekles that
enslsyod these states aud broken The bod
their party had 90 them.
10 recover control Of them, and secure
their electoral voie. ,bs Administration l.
perfectly willing that al the incidents Of
war. Il not it. setuaI prosecution. should ac.
company is movements.
.s...s.s.s.s-s.s.
The Centennial says. Vance and Settle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Don'tfailto read Deweesc's exposures Of
Radiealism which We publish this week.
The same parties who werclengaged in rob-
bling the State 10 1863 GO and 20; are
now hurrahing for Hayes and Settle. and
again want q get control Of The State 20 as
TO repeat their rascalities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
INDIANA AND ONO.

There il no denying the fact thatto
certain extent. the national political con-
test. is contingent upon our success in these
two States. but particularly 50 IN Indiana.
The New York Heruttof the 10Th IL SUM
ming up the probable lesult III Ohio. ylr.
tually gives that State to the Democrats.
and we are IL possession u reliable intprmm-
ltion which We do mt feel IL liberty to use.
but from high official source in regard
TO the contest in Indiana, which leaves
scarcely aay doubt the result inthe 'lloosicr
State. Both parties agree thar Indiana Is
really the battle ground on which the Pro.
sideatial battle Is to DO fought and won.
or lost. and we shall watch the result in
the State election. which takes place on the
10Th prux; with deep interest. The result
in Ohio will have u very great influence IN
determining tho final result. We shall not
surrender with both Of these great States
against us. but with them rile contest will
no longer be matter Of doubt. Charlotte
Observer
Red Cloud Agency. Sept. 2l Nineteen
Sioux came IN to-day. Amung the pro-
ninent Indians present were Red Clond.
| Little Wound. Swift Bear. Rod Loaf.
Black Coal. White Tail. Sitting Bull.
Pretty Grown. Eagle Dress. Young Man
Afraid, 81. Ilis-liorses, and Quick Boar.
officers from Carp Robinson ATTENDED the
council, which lasted Two hours. Speeches
were made BY Red Gland. Quick Bear.
Sitting Bull. fonng- Wan .Afraid.o o. llis-
Horses. American lirrse. Rcd Ding. Black
Coal. Bishep Whipple and Judge Gaylord.
American Horse said the soldiers had
10 business here. IftheJ wish 10 arrest
anybody. the country Is vide. let them 90
and arrest them. There are great many
bad men in the NORTH; le, the scalliers a
and arres. them. Laughter en- the par,
Of the Indians.
While Judge Gaylord wss speaking.
Sitting Bull. 10 whom the President gave
fine rife last saaI. brake up the council.
sayAg there wsnld DO plenty moro days i,
talk. Supplies were issued the Indians
fer a feast 10 night. md il is thought an
other council may be held tomorrow.
Charleston. s. q; Sept. 2s.-There is
no epidemic il Charleston. 80 far there
have been scattering yellow-fever cases.
variously traced who communicated with
the qnarntine or refugees from Savannah.
The fever shows no signs ofspreading.
Augusta, Ga: Sept.-There arc GOO
cases Of yellow fever At brunswick, Ga.
The people are in most destitute condi.
ton. without food. physicians or nurses.
The dispatch states that j. is impossible
10 exageerate the frightful condition of af-
fairs at Brunswick. Some Of the people
there will die Of starvation unless speedy
aid Is rendered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
NOTICE.

rTsHE pnklinx ~ the raiings arsnnd The
Il Court lI0tssr Square IN illii.hofD. VIII I.
let on TO The Lowest bidder On Monday The hi
daf ofOvt. IsTg. Specification n on flcln The
oiliec " The llreislrr ~ Deeds
w uitifr uf the llunfd ~ Commissioner 'oi
Oiangr County this IN day ~ sept. 1853.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
INDIANA.

The time rapidly nears when the battle
i to be fought which al agree Il 10 decide
the fate of the Presidential campaign. Up
on the successful Williams. or his opponent
hangs tho fate Of The nation.
Why this si,ould be sd, We do not clearly
see, or ut least we do not admit the force
Of the reasoning. Il is like lighting bat
tie BY proxy. 1t is like leaving the fate Of
u cause in the hands Of champions while
the rest Of the army look on inactive spec
tators, the one side to let their arms fall
in neryeless Impotence from their hands, il
their champion j. defeated, TIA other to-
grasp tue fruits Of victory il theirs carries or
the palm. Its leaving all to tho decisi1a
Of one chance. when there are thousand
moro available. Il Is drawing away from
the field IN unbrokon strength when only
one weak portion Of the lines had buen bro
ken.
We concede the importance Of Indiana.
Wrought to carry it. We believe We will il
the inscriptions use Of money and the
shameless flooding Of tho State with import
ed negro voters do not overwhelm the legi-
innate Democratic majority. But il Indi.i
ana is unfortunately carried BY these means,
so far from accepting i as decision Of the
contest, il ought to nerve to still stronger
effort in the Presidential election. The ys-
~ fact taat it may have elected kepubli.
can Governor would DO demonstration d
the foulness Of the means BY which it was
carried. The other states, Indiana herself.
ought to arise to reverse 50 unfair yerdiat.
let US not agree that Que throw Of the dico
shall decide our fate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Why is North Carolina the first State
in which supervisors are appointed?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

When colorcd Democrats arc attacked
" tIack. Republicans, shall they stand sLill
and Be- bea,en 10 death. or run to ibe sa-
perrisors for protection Centennial
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

II u not pretended that the Republicans
hage any hope fer carrying the election on
pfipriples. Their ohly hope Il IN The
plpals sliiri sBd mynsy What iDor5l
PlHl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Bill Smith. Radical candidate for Licu-
tenant Governor. voted for ordinance d
Secession, and then during The war he
helped to bring On. he hunted descrters
with pack Of hounds. lie is how yelling
war, a. Vance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
E1TREJfEL Y CHE1p.

Two gallons will cover 4 hundred square ~,
~ shngie rOOf. while on tin. iron fflf, matched
l'oaitls, or any smooth sHftare from two quarts
70 one gallon are required a. Ioo square ket az
surface. aud although tie Paint Ia. 4 heavy 10.
dy d iseasIIy applied with brush.
No Tar Is nsel IN ibis Composition,
therefore Il nclthcreracks In Winter, nor runs in
Summer.
on dccNyed shingles Il rIs W the holes and
pores, and gives 4 new sttI,-tanfIal rn.,f ihat y M
last for years. Cnried or VARIED sllinrIcs n
brings 10 their places, aud Keen. ihem there. N
oils MP al hsles On Felt roofs, stops the leaks-
ani although slow dryer, rains 10 NOT aITsst II
Few hours alter applying A. nearly al llaints
tlsat are blsek contain FAR. bc sure you 6lsaIs
our Genuine article, which lfor shingle roolsl 4
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
wben iirst applied. changing IN about month ID
uniform slate color. and y 10 all iairnls and
purposes SLATE. On
TIN ROOFS,
our red color |. usually preferred. - one eoat /.
equelto hyo q any ordinary paint. For
BRICR WALLS
onr Bright Red Il the only reliable SLATE Paint
ever introduced that viii eHerffsally prggent
.dampness IRON penetrating aud di4oioring Tie
plaster.
1'hrse pants are also largely used on t.bous.
- and foucss, 81 ., printing coat on hne b;sid.
inEs.
Our only color. are
Ch0coLds, Red. Bright Red and Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Tie Centennial says. Vance and Settle
have elOsed u,cir eamraign wet u tbe
mountains. Now lat the rank and Gle a
ne party Gaisi, he so,l 49, ~, W ~
overwhelming n,sj9liiy fpr reform il ;hsse
sousiis,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
We stand By our cOlOrs.

The Centennial thus talks 70 bis people.
IL viii be comparatively SHIRT time be.
foro the most important election ever held
in North t'aralina will take place. LET the
cansaScr in every township 60 70 work 10
earnest aud continue 10 work until the 20.
ing down Of the sun on the 9Th Of Noycm-
Der. We have no time II lose. The State
expects every man 70 do hi. duty. If
North Csrolira dues not east Democralic
Inajority in The approaching election. she
deserves whatever fate may oefall Der.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

we nave W N0ch, OF oiif own maBiliaft nfe.
feofing materials, etc II the following low
prices
Iooo rolls exiFs Rubber Roofing ~ ccnt per
sIslsre fpgt. (Ur We viii fnrnish Igubler noof.
ing, Mails, Gaps. AMI Slut Paint f0f an entire
nes roof. AZ AZ cents per sTilsre f0stl
2eoo rolls g.ply TaFfed RoOGng Felt nj Ikc.
per square foot.
1000 rolls S-pIy Tarsd Roofing FeIt, "a ave.
Der altIare foot,
700 rolls Jared shcaihlHg. NJ Nc. per square
foot.
boon gallons hnG Enamel Paint. mixed ready
fDr tlse. on lntidc ~ outside work. ~ - GALLON
send f0r sample card 0frolors. Al orders must
~ accompanied With The money Of satisfactory
city Fffertncrt. No gO0as shipped & y D.. Iili.
It,ss express charges are guaranteed.
LAVAL Agents Wanted. sample orders solicited
N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
iO2 & i0i Maiden Lane, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

The New York Sun gives good advice
when il ssys that lsboren who want TO make
IN end " the hard times. 70 revive indus.
Try. 70 turn the dishonest oficebolden out
Of Office and put stop 70 tho present OF.
tpvaeances o. Tie government. should vote
for Ti:deD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

A ROOF may he covered with yery cheap
II shinglc. aud Nv application Il TIL. Slate II.
Iiade 10 laSi from - 70 30 wears. Old roof can
be patched aud coated. looking much lpcfter, md
lasting longer than new shingles without the
Stale for
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Economy 4 our motto. Economy il our
State Government. Economy IL our coun.
y administrations. five ssye 100000 in
The Legislature. Is compared with Repub-
lican Legislatures. 10 W no, raing And
Il We gain incur county administration half
what we sPend now. i not lhi. gainl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

Charleston s. Q; Sept. 23.-There !,
no epidemic il Charleston. 80 far there
have been scattering yellow-fevsr cases.
variously traced who communicated with
the quaratine or refugees from Savannah
The fever shows no signs Ofspreading.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27

andfor tin or iron has no equal n q expands iy
heat, eontIDris by cold, ani sEyEE IRA, X nor
sraies. Roofs covered with Far SIlcaihiny Pet
can be made waier-tight II q small expense, and
preserved Tor many YEAR,.
This Slafo DafUf-fs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-27
Que Third tie Cost Or Resimgiim.

The expense Of stating new shingles 4 only 4
bout the cot 81 simply laying them. The pain
y FiRE-PRUOf against sparks or flying snllri
~ may be easily tested by any one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14

Bound TO HAVE WoRK.-A black
smith and iarrier, living in Charles coun'
ty, Maryland, begins the new year with
the following unique announcement in
his county paper.
"Has Just made large stock Of winter
shoes, Of all sorts and sireS OF the best
aualily Of iron No machine shoes or
nails used; curescutting horses, thrushcs,
corns, contractions, low travellers OF
stumbling horses, clinking, and cracks,
cutters, &c. No cure no charge on bad
footed horses; will work rs cheap as any
in the county, white or colored, for caSh OIL
no cash, il a person has q good ceunte'
nance, for | have no Sally to scold, nc
children 10 squall, drinks no whisky
pays no rent, and keeps bachelors hail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-14
The wheeling IntclIigcnccr.

We publish in another column the
prospectus Of the Wheeling INTELLIdEN-
GER Tor 1876; paper that is thoroughly
and prominently identified with West
Virginia interests, and is always alive to
the general welfare Of the public. III
Republican in politics, but is naturally
conservative on all questions Of politi.
cal character. 1t shows a commendable
entcrpr.. e in gathering news and keeps
apace with the demands Of the public.
Its editorials show ability, and its local
and news items show wise discretion in
the use OF pen and scissors. Those Re-
publicans who wish to keep posted in mat
ters transporting at the State Capital can.
not do better than subscribe for the IN
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.