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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


pop m, ~, - p -, * ~ mil DEIpUFA
s 49, 5c a 1885, ss so' ssS IL D. % and at
road inri hcr5ss4, 100. 800, 1880 a. m~ $780,
caye f5Iou Tor lev YORK at 800 es5 so5. To-: 4 m
ra@an 6 ;:.S .f Sa attached to the go a. M
$50 D. N. tra.ls from Se"-iofNi TO the 'So E" W.
SUNDAY TR4INs-Lcaye New York and Phl'dalph!n
AZ 900 a. ~, 53J l. y. Leave 1reuton at 10 70 a. NJ
Tiekeis for sale Of Liberys, Eo. 52s and 90
broadway the principal hotels al Oicr4 OF iAc Lille kun
Wy in Sew.Yors AVID Broouyu aci at No, Coarts;9
ON'"' il. p. BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY. -
'nn-cincinnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
1913 a.n-E1prc,a Mail for Bdc with sleeping Coaches
= p DAILY Pacific Exprss for the Wet NJ Steering s.
nan Chicago without change also, Hotel Dining cars to
trains leave Chambers street Depot, y. r. for
Ae"as q ~ Soi lCi i i'o r a. Sa' iJ sa
RajEcrfurd Park AMI pa.sae g. 7i5 10 noon. 10
g. 46, $50 5i3, $50 z, 10 o. M IL midnight sundagS
SO 10 p ~ l4 81, g q H. ana y Hi i ; 70 noon
l n55 m $S TO- ' 5 BIB ga 70 a. Il i5 5o
: p n, ard p miduishL 81,
- midn9i. Sundays. 6. $50 10 m, 1A5 $50 p ~,
CoilS l.i a. IN. $50. t;yg : NJ Sundays, $50
N afTIs c a. 49, $780, 49, p IN. Sunday. s3O a. M
knsion = "a ~ i6 n, n & "a iS e. Il" 80. D. H.
y. 70
DAYS $ so 10 H. T. The M ana 4ju T. ~ Trans
CONNECT win eaY AID Osvego Midland r. A. Al M1inst
Port Jeryis, 7t5. 9 r, 1913 a. n 49, pm. sundays
$50 10 ~, sid63 Z q. m IN, ,.-..
NGrp-Islus leaving Chambers - on oven OF h'l nouns
before T. m leave Twenty thlr ~ tteen minutes carrier
than above time: trans ayug tnanberas on q-afI hours
l.yr W eufy tirt thirty u1ut earlier. toitS leave
TWcutythiTd $40 aud 1915 p. M con llg with Trans
leaving CaamJrls..f. 20 10 O.. n. aud j. inldalgll
Tickets for uaraa'q, and Apartments Dc drawing room
and Ce.J.z De oDai.rd ana orders i"i me
ana fra belcft 20 he l1irp1rYs
Ofiees nos ,9 .Ol. and 81 broadway No courtst
Brooklyn ana al hr Com. lN iltlnt'' ,.o,t 80.
Express 1rans the West arrive III Se"-lotA at f=o
aud r u Q
"7 40 X. ARB0TT, General Pas7'r Agent He~-Yor&.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JEtSEl.
Trans leave fr Underwood. C0ster IlenoHi and Nyack
= 80 . As A M, l. 3 T. $50, 53O csc. 80 p. ~, and
satui ~ nights only a l5j D. M sdnoa' y a. M auu
Nannr. @priu- alley, aud Mouaey, :, SEQ m. 44j p
JNo. y. ABBOTT. GeLc,su lass'r Agent. Nc"-1JtL
I ElIIGI VALLEY RAILROAD.
= A"iA .GlN ~ or PASS NGEi TRAIN jan l.
ls77-l.eaye ,cqots foot 81 ouruanht ANA br.blus'e
10 20 p DID,. -lit Express. daily, 'o la-', e 'H 20 ~
l.ufn,rt NaHca Ohuna. Mnr1 Ptst d. cay r. Ln.i1
ithaca 5r i.o. hester. Bula., NesrI fais ald the
West. Pullman sleeping cOrchtS q, ticltL ,.
ItpB =. ~. ~AAI;, sept. aud Ing r.
General Eastern Onlc corner hIrca a,i cotl!'dl ,'s
If.tt
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots In
Philadelphia, two in New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and tue Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
amt after November II, 49,.
Trains leave New York DcsbIurscs and Cort
laudt -troeis FrfreH. az f0iowE: $500. -
1880 $50 sJO Llniioi, II 4, ., t. $50 :. $50
and Sunday, "a. IN, 2. u, $50, z, 500 ana T. M
os;s Of brooklyn Annex connect Win al through Trains
at Jsey city, anoIdng speedy ANA direct Transfer loo
Brooklyn travel go -
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $780, $780, T. 100 T.
$50 aud q. n. United Express 1876 =. g. $3.50, T.,
and 80 and II mdn ght ON sunday $780, $685. e. .,
e5u. "a. l. 1.35 4 aud IL midnight
Ticket Offices 526 aud 0it broadway No Astor House,
and and Cortlandtsts No COuItst,
Brooklyn Nos ia. ll6 aud llb Hudson st. H0boken
Depot Jersey CITY Emisrant Ticket Once No. Battery
place --
FRANK THOMSON, l. =. FARMER,
wal Manager. 0enl Passenger Agent
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Goruornllon Noilce5.

CORPORATION NollGc5.
PROPOSALS will be received by FIRE De
y PAWTMFNT until nov 2s, 1871 for forage: also for
apparatus. Full particulars
city Record. for sale al no city Hall.
PROPOSALS will be received by the De-
4 parment ~ Public Charities ana Correction until DE
ceubcr 1877. Tor Groceries &C. also for 5000 barrels
Flour Full particulars in The CITY Record Tor sale al No.
City Hall
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OFFiCIAL RrcORD 0F MORrGAnrs.

Doyng Ira J., to " Bronson. f. W cor f,l.1y. and
rC7u-st ~. 49, ss50oo
,,othaye .--'..... 5000
cor LJIn, on ave aod 9ist st; 3ye1r...... 5000
Baull. VOL 10 j J. -lmmis, 12d IT. 2I.aye.
Jacsson Peter and wife to Mary Irynsss iGlh.stw
LceingtnnaFei year. ...... 5000
Hsttencf. Philip and wife, 90 r n Hero r 33dst.
Shaye; Jeans ...... ......... 900
hc,0lauc =, John and VIE, o. r. BlanCy " Is orch.
ar'..t CNoio Years 1000
Jackson Peter and wiz. 20 q y Wiiicts iG.hsL
ltAi4tt a. O. s 30 5000
Setter, n. and wife, 10 Waivel. ccor Slave and
tan ~ q" ftfi . .. sd
ave; ais -. 1850
years, 80 @ 30 800 5000
sam. 20 same, 9tist lsfiFe years ....... 5000
ave- s-in.st; j , "a 80. $4,000
same 10 same. - ave s7tbst; 10000
SS 8, l '' ''''' ''''''1' 90. . 5000
oas-sye and -. 1000
lOmciaLI j. y SAVAGE. Deputy Register
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Gin Rcal estate for Sale.

MURRAY HILL.-The fonr-story high stoop
IVA brown stone house l2i East 3othsti elegantly iur
nishcd; possession Immediately
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sifamboa!s ano Railroads

ALBANY EVENING B0ATS-PE0PLES
u LINI;-Drcr aud - John. leaye per a. n. H. every
week dty m connccin. ~ albany ssanaay m@Ising eS
warmed FFee transfer by Of the Bro0slyn Annex
Taic ~ CO. 8. J.. AANO, GcnL Pass'E Agi
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
~ END ~nrr1fnrh rrr0adH Pare 81 steamer iilnotort
leaves Cstharuc Sup day Sundays exceped) al llSo a. No.
Gru BiiGC'uYTt Ii IN 4.
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Drooklpn Real GstaLs for Sale.

nWELLING- HOUSES Nos. - Willow-5t.,
- Hlckst 40 d. llG 81 Nasssuf. 100 and IJ2 Pine
appe-st. lTg and l07 WilOughbyst, - Laiayotoa,e.
GORDON l. FORD. 81 ClaTs a.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

LIREEHOLD aDd NETWORK RAILWAY %
z connections Leave foot OF Liberty 81, Tor Freehold ~
:. l. II Is e. De- I, 5.lJ y. m.
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Counirp properIn 10 fei.
Dcntlsirp

sltnaton9 Uanieo-- Hldlcs.
NYYANTED-A situation 10 travel for some
w good Wholesale hous not very particular ~ n -
AT goods ms have hardied a classes ot goods, can ~
retrrrpc,s FOR particulars, write 10 Loyk Box ~" ~
Della Ohio.
wv AITCR.-A col0red man as waiter; NOR
w oneIv understands his hcs. ~ csF fl'
euce vil 20 a distance IN tue country CEl % "''
G. A.. 94S West iithst
NNrAITER.-A colOTcd man desires sltiH-
w Icn as waiter in private family on bo3rll4 y" &
tt,,otgly understands hs business best city I'o,''
100 West 2btl-st --,-4-------
VTSEFIIL MAN or PORfER.-ln hotel, DoaI"-
ING house institution. ~ au American ,Vnns ,u ,
an cd recommend tipn Who has done hoth OF 10
rrds Of work; wiling TO work Tor los wages A Nj ~
HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

fERlPlTVE since the first volume, 1S3, or
.r. POL d,nbic she subscTin on price nearly even
uumt ,. s.drre> q. w. Box 30, tribune Once
old BOOKS WANTED-At American Book
FX,rqnre 30 Beelman st y for booGs Or cash
his ac4 All paIts Of The UEtcd states local agents
vantrL "a. whore yOa Paw iiiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y Trains leave 10 ferta Amboy ci Bans Long bIaneh
ocean grove, Sc. >, il:tj o. u. 4. J!J D. NJ ~
STAGES connect az station tO AMI foin kE4 rom
ana al squan b. and from POINT PLEASANT
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COOK by professional Protestant cook,
u capable II getting mp Ger nv dinner IL as2 very com
net I'd don4 family cooking; saving aud good ndae
can FURNISH uI0ried references. call address, COZ ON
ave, betscen Both ami 3Oth.st4, l6t floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

HANDSOMELY and newly furnished house,
l Murray Hil, To LET for tho Wilt'i or l.',, t
would give iamy private table; best references ao''
6th-aye. \. DALEY.
WATER FRONT TO LET.-For a tenn OF
w wears part - lots foot % and -Z's No"-l01A
Apply 10 H. q. TURNER, 3uo Dieeneafer hio"HlH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

COOK.-Wantcd, situation. by tlIst-rlass
Z y Protestant copk. reference. Mrs REN NOLDs's
IItliI-- A ~ AlL.tNN. ~ 4lM-AYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

NOOK.-Ry n young girl, good cook, IN
4 private family; willing help with washing willing
and oigng four years beet city ref FENCES from her Last
euuovcr. 70 1876 East 36h-st.
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~ RIVER RAILROAD. -- Commencing NOy ~ 1871
through trains will leave Grand Central bepUV ,. -
500 f. m Western and Northern Express, drawing room
cats Rochester. ,..., 18th
1890 a. m Special Chicago end Western hAliess si I
tanaudagui, Rochester "i' i'"''
Ma Falls $500. t,.,.-..s ~ rrtfc, u-,it,
Northern ana western IAPi0'' ~ '''''' ''
han RItaud. ... tn. a., u.r, St,o
70, 4 t.rfI-ou e. gu uTiHc pai statl le ipith
GOO D. m. 81. Louis Express Win sleepEcaia tot =.
Ioi, rune through every day In The week also serlhg
cars Tor CananGagua, Buiao Niagara Fails ana 'r 'on'"
"a. 80. ,.v-..s d,yv with .eeu,n0 cara ror
Vaertovyn p0chcster, Siarra tnis, bhnaio e.,ah 10
- ,.,n, ana Cnicaro AM 10 Montreal VIA ~ AbAls
LOO n n, Fxpros-. with seepuecars for Albany
- 1,,,a r.tt.s T,clcts t,r seieI
o- .,ci and - BroidNay aud M Wcsicutt Express Co..
5t,c No PARK place, -, and $40 Broadway hewNork
ia 5,S Wasningt0n.st., Br1ukiyu. 49,.
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Guetiou Sales OF Real Gstaie.

DUBIIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON TN
3av Isl Of l2th mo- December 1877. st o'clock
Tho valuable homestead farm OF james DE con- or, a, ~
either % or 100 acres best -ut purchaser miles
e,t from iorentDWn, Burlington co., Sew 'fse, ana 3
from r. orirs celebrated stud farm. Land iu ieh sti'
cult. alton, good buildings in Acocnl oIdtl anu h peas
ant ana con, t1cnt "a iehi Orhood.
Inquire Of DANIEL De COT, Executor
Counibls
Sew Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

YEARS.
The elo CANT SrONlNGTON and RHODE l1LAN D
leave il,r 3d. North River. $50 y. m day except
hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN will
leave STONINGTON al $50 a. M.
Tickets an the principal ticket Offices and state
secured ali offices Of Wescots Express Coz ana at
PROVIDENCE LINE
freight onyD Steamers leave daily except suncays) ~
T. M fiom -, North River, foot OF Martnst lrGghts
via either line lup rates.
D. = BAECocg. pres. !. ". FMKINs Gen Pass. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

/ AIrNDRESS.-A frst-claSS laundrcSs wants
family washing duting pulling and pc lsllng ALI work
promptly attended to. Cali OF address 1916 west |7usI'
o
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Droch!nn propfrip 90 Get.

LARGE 2d-story room with all the modern
~ cnnycniences and neatly furnished % 40 fHs' N'
between Henry and Clinton sts.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
800 irnrn D.ahrOsaeh and (nrtlandt


$40 g. H. for Washington, Columbus Chicago and the west.
Richmond. Chaiics. AID the south Through Pullman
Ell laifi..p .
lac D. u oi Washington and tho West, and for Richmond
and ne South via Gordpusve Pullman cars from NewYotk
10 baltimore and WasAn. ton making close connections for
plttFburg. Cucnuat, Louisville. aud 81 Louis Through
g1r 3 car. 10 n 30
o. D. m daily WaslinCt the sou:n, ana west Pull
man euera from NepN Baltimore ami washington
making cloe conncotpas Chcaco. Cincinnati Louisville
ST. Louis, PITTSBURGH 'tlc south md Southwest. through
Pullman b inoff 10 iucinr1t lud Louisville con-
meets Washington with trains Tor Iyuchburg florida, New
Orleans. end the SoHtn.
For thIUuCh tickets, please ca az Companys ohce SD
broadway York, nuA NJ tcA't cce 100 OF Cortadt
ard DcsbIosscs sfs.. ami depot, jersey Cltr.
ASK FOR T1CBITS VIA ~ l.lIMOkE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

E0OK.-By a respectable Protestant woman
"a rs.ciass cook where there kitchen maid kept
rscIsS rarcaces Address s., Tribune Uptown Once,
LIS 81 adwPv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26


~ Ferry station heVr-f ORR foot ~ libe,ty8t
Commencing ,lt. 1ti. TRAINS leave .OlOWs;
C.51 4. m.-For Te.ngtou, Ea,tol, Beyldere, Maueh
Chunk, TamIqua, Wilkesbarre, Eimirq &C.
so W.-Fur iih Brlugr Aranch Laston haIIlsOuTS,
Nauch Chunk TaueoHr. Nilkeshafre Wiil'amspJft &c.
1915 %. ~. $50 D. m.-FOf SOmcryio ano Femugton
p n.-lor FCLnctol. EIston. Hauch Chunk, Wilkes
hare, scranton, iup aur0ck, Tanaqua, Hazeon, bead
Ing, P0usyilie, Harrisburg
r.-For High Bridge branch, EastOn belVidcte ana
MaGf ,
$50 CallYF'o EastOn Allentown IIarfl'OuiS
SO D.m For EDGtOn.
For rains t. local poiats sec timetable at stations -
SUNDAY TPA1h--Iaave 81 $50 q. m, Y p. m for
Round Brook ard intermediate points. aud at S:3O
I,lsfnn Reallng. and ut.IisuLlE
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Saturday. Nov "a. 1877
The following auction sales were held A.
the Exchange salcsroom to-day:
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Gitn DrorerIp 60 fet.

ETRNISHED FLOOR suitable for house
4 Keeping also furnished aud uuiurnisIei houses Ae
,rences At Everett Library, O66 6.isye
HANDSOMELY and newly furnished house,
( on Murray Ill., ~ LEI for tho Winter on ye9', g
would give family private table. best references III 0o
Gthavc. 4. DALEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

COOK. WASHER and IRONER-NO. LASS
" Broadway between aga and 43d sts, blacksmith shops
uo objection o the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

COOK. &c.-A respectable, tidy German cook,
y or 10 DO Mnns.NoLk. 20 E-st 7sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

ArNDRFSS.-By a well-recOmmcndcd w0m-
an. supfror washer and ironrr; is competent reliable
fr cay or country. can bee seen at the PRO lESIANI
HOME BU REAt. SO lbs 6.h-aye, above luth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

HOUSEWORK.-An American woman. fully
,afabe Il faAiug entire emerge Of general Homework
excellent reference. Address HATTIE IABEh fremont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

| COOK.-By an excellent Scotch woman, with
- good references city country ~ very capable
cook ana u assist with washing desir understands
hu.lnn.- mnl. On ~ 200 llh.aye. NOR loLhal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

CCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.-UDde the di
y rection ~ Dr. L. SAUNEUR, Pm. De- LIZ D.. l4sl Broad
s3dst Instruction Ia German for ladies,
rueu. and children The finest prO1uac ation taught by
Professor :. NJ. STERN Il the elm UNIVERSITY. Day and
evening cassr Gases also Taught 20 private Residences.
cue Of RE school for French German, Latin &c, al
1.lol Broadway.
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rHAMRERNAID and WAiTRESS.-By an

SEWORk.-By a young kugllSh Wo-
man. q. not been ION. G the country sa good washer
ard orcr cook viii BE- generally usei ~ any ilacly
10 objection "a country viii work Tor moderate VICES h
sitaly place. viii give recunlne uCaio; til OF .
cras~ GkRPENTEhs EMPLOYMENT HOUSE lV0 oth-
ave. near l9th-st.
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Via New-Jerscv southern "a sal Gomarnclng oct
lS1T Tho steamer JESSE IioDI VIII leave N'"- orb
per North RIVER foot RecorsLl cuunrrtng 81 SANDY
Iio0s will trains fo Ioug Branch Philadelphia ana Toms
Iuv.r N A m aud a. M. Vine AID Budg 'toh, ksg liar
Dor &c a. ~; Wsntown, laracgat and Irek T,9i p IA
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lANIES RIVER. NIRGINA.-A verv vaInl-

~ bic tate ~ over 800 proluct ail 50 th"
for sng carly vegetables and fruits Tor Northern mara j.
steamboat landing the pr'inlses. Ful Iaucuihs
RULAND& WHITING, Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

X cnauU,rudid ana wGitrf who excellent seam
stress: willing DO Homework small family city corn
Try Can Dee Il tho PROTESTANT 81 REAU, l5e 6t-
ave, above lOttst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

- thoroughly competent Wc.sh gr. who II neat tidy
clafnbcrnad aud excellent w7llress can take entire
charge q groom prepare sallds and clean silver
ec very best references Call at 80 OhaNer near
lSthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

TEOUSEWORK, &c.-By n couple OF bright,
tidy useful young gs about NJ cen, for general mousse
work or rv kln1 Of be useful children sew.
clamberwr waiting tc wages MOI 80 much an c,J co az
home audi yyCra. call a. PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU,
No l2S 9TH ave. above lOihst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-19
written for The Spirit of Democracy
"MOre" about the Primary Eiec-
lion,
BROWNSVILLE, June 13, 1877.

BROWNSVILLE, June IL, 1871
ED SPIRIT: / see ar article in your
valuable paper signed by "Honest In.
dian" from Beallsville, dated June 4,
1877, who desires to make some inqui-
res, but does not wish to stir up strife,
but claims that some reports, if true,
should be corrected
refer Honest Indian" to the poll
books returned of the last Convention,
and he may ascertain for himself whether
they all have been returned according to
the Primary Election Law, and whether
the Supervisors took the oath as prescrib.
ed by law, which the pollboots must
show, in order to show legal organiza-
ton, which if said law had been enforc-
ed, l think only two townships could
have been recognized.
The proper time TO raise such ques-
tions without stirring up any strife is,
when the pollbooks are opened.
1t seems to me that some of our Dem
ocratic friends, "Honest Indian inclu-
ded, are little hurt that certain candi-
dates received the nomination; if they
require remedy the above prescription
will be found an excellent operative.
BY way Of suggestion would say to
90 behind the certificates at the time the
pollbooks were opened, and il there are
any not in conformity with the primary
election law, reject the same, which will
be presented in form Of resolution to
the committee at their next session, and
it is to be hoped that all members will
support the same.
In conclusion l would remark, that it
is my opinion, that if Republicans have
voted in the last Convention, it was not
the first time, and if all reports are true,
that some of our present officers hold
their respective offices by the support OF
Republican voters in former Conven
tious.
Let by-gones be by cones, and in or
der 10 avoid trouble in the future, 1t j:
necessary that the Committee have back
bone enough to see that the Conventions
are conducted strictly according to law
and Democratic principles,
HONEST INDIAN No, 3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-19
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