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DR.. John 8. Carter, of Erie. Pa, says;-'I shall
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND {!


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on receipt of Is cents for one, q for six. or
s. 25 for twelve. by WEEKS PUTTER, Propr.-
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Feb. |: wed. eatkwlm
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M.ssrs. Weeks s Potter, Genfiemen,-Plesse send
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Jan I9-w3m
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From the South, $50 g. ~, and $50 and 7;lOp H.
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Each package contains DIR. Sanford g Improved In
hslng Tube, and iuli directions for in all cases
Price, sIUo per package. For sale by all wholesale
and retail drug gists throughout the United States
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists. Boston.
, 1877-03-28

"; ', a. ~, sitss IT, ,,po..',iiIty ,Asy
respective ftatcs snd ,ate for whom they rIes,o,
md then scaL their votes 10 tic Vice PRECEDENT;
md when he opened them AMI cuuntct tham, ant
nii tho rotcr, he WI. 10 io srrlrci irc.Istcns of
tho United si,tcs. Since Tint time VIC hnyc farc.l
EasI!e, snse , tint lime " ',ase mn!c plsstntMs
commencement whom an Elertnr was 10 vota TOT
y he wae rEectr't by this Or that rnr!y. Now,
propose IN amendment to thit, that thu Electors
tSn.ling their v"tes to Tho rrrs!dent. TINT all tho
Electors from every State IN the Union meet in q
m sy ss 4 t M y ts I.
n,sn rtetendne te hs an Hector; .nd .h"t general
general College eau - ssy who aas rseht 10 vote. &c.
md settle every question that mar arist, AMI aftts
they !ave this settled who ha. thc right to satc.
man Of that Electoral College thnl give rertlh.
M cate 70 tne % man elected !eeaient ant 70 the nnn
P'*.sc. The reaHcn a'n In favor Of this ductflnc
don't mt of It'd 1iauss oi Ren.sssn.atises. Tha
s@h T. o. oaSt n"s 70 sse @
independent of ali other Sranchcs Of Tho HoSorn. ~
lseedent that there IL President, lti.nut nfso
mnth Importance that ihIs OF that part J win Tho
Eay. ~ it fs impa.tant that thcrc shall bo con.
!Iso President, the Exccn.tr< independent Of tho
iisgslat,se and judicial departments; and want
t.s matter e. 20 sT5ansSa tha Constess shali not IN
ctmfno Of that angnst tribunal IA touched, or tslnt+
s wv h.t6sra ha.6G1 ef
thousand other aulyetlions n,nde, but my opinion
4, ttlst when you cdnngc thing, change Il .here
fafther ehnnsp ncecssnry, ehanse il il II IL easIas
10 hithd than 1t Ii to mhkr entirely ncWs
, 1877-03-28

T0'dny Just!eG Pollak moves from hla present
quarters at tho caFner OF Clark and Van Husen
strucis, 10 nuw1y funllshed and spacious smart.
Inens ut No. Ill Clark street, thereby getting lid
Of tAc troublesome changes Of venue from mo
e0nth Division Police Court. A. wtad.up 10 hls
business he yesterday hcd the notorous Thomas
Curfcy In -, 600 tail 10 tho Criminal
Court for tho bold robbery OF Joato
Fatnum's residence, No. 200 Wabash asonue, sou,s
tW0 weeks ago. Mlss Putnam and another WOMAN
trapped dead 10 him." a. tho police slang .,,us,
for thorough and positive Identification. The
feotey robhota received continuance until Thurs.
day, aiF. steley Mantfes11nx mysterious and u,,-
Twa .et!nw.pcddicr4 naaled John Smith and
Jacob FisheF, resulting upon tho southwestcru out.
sEltt; Of & !as city, w!ts dumping nanare on tho
%f4ltS sha aaat 'hrssiSates s,o. ef milo ws.s
on tho f:,aisids on lwSlftl. street, non sono is uis.
tanss Wu,t % et Central Pask arst,ue. !he li'na'aa
closed IN tho dead mans baud, was motisunl.
eze4 tc;1!cs Of the s,.it4 pattern, only bar.
.st 81 h whtfh ' %ns e. &Snpty aY ~! VIZ a!ains
s,.a y: :ue ssf esss.sd as S,sss %s Il ss9
e1mple1ion, eEiduotl5 fo5ssner, about dso feet
.ix ln:lsa n hslsns had light brown hatr. small
l.sht boot., md Kid gloscs, 6earIny eM.
dcnea Of having bcea lscssy man. Noth-
@s s va: saaa ''a e. ssadsd "a aa oxxns ex w
me !ateness Of tho hour, whea the news reached
headquarters thu description could nnt bu COM
pa!ta With police Fsports Of missing men. Tha
was quito fresh. Aai tho sa,ue men passed over sEa
rua4 Sunday afternoon aud saw nothing to alarm
them. Tbs revolver WA unly slightly tustsd.
, 1877-03-28
A MUTUAL AID" SOCIETY,


DEs MONIES, Ia, March M.-ln reply 10 q
statement cent Tna TRIBUNE, short time ago.
that the U. u. Mutual Aid Society, OF Pcnn,y-
vnn!a, Was doing llfo-fnsurance busitc1s IN this
State without authority Of law, Il. ". Cranncr,
General Agent for this statc, publishes tho FOL.
luwlng notice In Marsllaitow,i papcr:
THO U. y. Mutual Atd soc!oty, Of rennsylganla,
"a not rceognizod by tho Auditor Of State AZ lite:
nevor Tas besn, lie: insurance company. any IT Il
h., ',,, Issa 81 s!oIas bs.Insi; I In iews fo. @ois
as not tcfased to allow il to Do % bns'ncss n lis
s.ate u apnled to the Auditor Of stute to nseer
WIS atnena6e ~ a,i Aid soclety; Ind thera % bclns 4
none, nn tho lfc. insurance laws Of tho State not
,Ge,ng fMnp'Hts1'lo M + to + I h.: not eop!sA VIII
legal hnslneaa IN tho stato than It doc. that lilo
tlla. Fellows Freq; slasonr, and other beneficial
e % o or .san. 5n r. e ss
agent, ARRESTED. vs. At ones gass baii. employed
When tho time for trial catnn tho prosecutors With.
!fov tho sa!t and paid the costs. slltce then our
rate llto. .inanfaneo conpan'cs are exerting them.
te1ves to shaks tho confidence OF tho publo In tho
Aid soc!sty. but their efforts Aro u failure.
Tho fucts upon which your correspondent
based hts statement arc these: soycru1 months
ago, the General Agent Of this Company called
upon tho State Auditor to ascertalH II II WIS
necessary 10 obtain permit to DO business Ia
this State. After herring the Agents urgu.
mcnts and explanations, tic Auditor Informed
tho gentleman that, In his optninn, u t,vpoalt Ut
100000 III Penusyivanin WIS decidedly ncccs,
sary. and 1e lid not think It advisable for such
companies to get 80 far away ION home. Thu
papers Ahl documents presented By the Agent
wsre transmitted tn The Attorney Gu,lcral, wlo
replied III u lengthy und carefully y-prcparcd opn.
lul,, III which lio held that, accorlling " the
s.a.!lpanys own showing, 4 . .was = lile.
statutes governing tiit-lnsufance companies Ii
this statt, an,l, therefore, could not tralsaet
l,us!l,css III Iowa without authority from tho
etntc Auditor. Tho Company Tina inntlc no formal
application 10 tho slate Auditor for permit,
al, whirl. Is hEidlug and tic law uutil reycrs,d
or set asldc by The Supreme Court, the Coll-
pahy IL DUNG business contrary to Inv in tha
State.
, 1877-03-28

won't ALLOW m officer To rc,lTn. ti,,aghtcr.l
Two Why's lcft to ut nntof iIce. death or rnici,c.
ftanshter:l s'clscsc. .fAer, things heint equal,
I iat ' c'ce % tic man nah tat rsaiiy bce1cs IN the
principles Of that party. and wl'n liz. worked 10
vs tho,s rroSiP!ea a,tn'ats Victory That !.
tows. and the man ,tnt culti,ate- onsht 10 be thd
nan mhn rsaps e, .'at We 1.se u his cs"ntty
g.fs fs' t. "d e Of sex
on the incoming oI ! new Assmin!sttntioh, these
,,3sn. men 'hn't BE- all Turned ont. T. the ar.t M
to9cthe, ani te.restabl!y on tlie outside: snd Il
t9!s J. ycanR n.n y w T. nHssnse PIX Of hn
ton" Don't yoa do. III Never do you put yonf.
self whete ynh have 10 duck your head aud take
nor yoaf y9S T.
In the power Of another mans breath. liant you
do 1T rc1 never Will have amy ,n1anhn.,d ron
any fe .u ars Hd
ynh viii loso confidence ii yourself. and you viii
brgln TO think, ifyoa cannot , have rcgalar pay;
ls,"'hly make living n this world. tw!lt take
81 The rlnek on Of yon. You viii have to
!astoo Of nrc'cent tfCar on Sunday. fT.auuhtcr.l
ocs of you not to discount yuut tatnre; nrg of
eonsr let IT, isast or let Il b. faie. hi i i"ns
petty ratary Of e9D, Or $40. or SlG0 Per month.
Don't do =. Go Wcsti lt.auRhtAr md Chccrr. |
Wonld rather have forty acfrs OF land md log
house with one room. YES. and tha woman love,
sunlight would fall efrekercsl on The buty In thc
cradle, and few holtyhbck. ut The corner Of tho
house; would rather hare Tint, nn,l nice path
co and heas the whter .surplng:, i
would rather live there nnl die there
than bo a clerk Of any Government on earth. Zap
pnuac.1 Now. all moan by this Fiyl-servtcc re-
form ls that. II Any poor devil has t,cen unfot.
fnnate rs to get tAo that place, Leave him thcra
ratltcf than to destroy Somebody else e.cry year.
Laughter
, 1877-03-28
WATER At SAN FRANCISCO,

Ban FRANCISCO, Natrh s7.-Fot a long TING
litigation has been IN progress between tas
Spring Wiley Water Company anu the city rel
atayc TO- the payment Ut tho Compauy's charges
for watcr furnished for muuiapal purposes
The bills referred 10 amount 70 tlGy,UMt
covering tAe t!mo from0 catly ~
lSf. up to the last month. The lower
courts have rendered decisions la fnyoF Of tllo
Company. Tue Board uf Supervisors ut rcscntt
lnretlrS refused Paynlen. prn.lulg the result u ~
litigation in the Supreme Court. To-day Inc
President OF tho Sprf4: Valley Company sraas,
that unless Immediate steps he taken towa1Js
settlement ai1 payment iQr :. tho xA'et
usaa iu tilc 1ast, anl the nsaktng VI pE1pes epn.
tract ttr the future, and such steps be pr!sS
utdrr tt,u Law, the corporation Will r,.t Of! l'e
supply VI Autcr lro1u its main, ior all "r'lin,ly
municipal ,.kvs ut tue city, e1csps the c4'A'
KulaAMelt ut lrcs4
, 1877-03-28
great Republic Rhall control this hemisphere. A.
mil. and ns now fay, there ID only alr onough TN

rnl. ai5 ~ no" fa5, thcre 10 only alf ohoagh IN
sna ,s 'hst @ g, STIn9S,s 10
tho markers Of This hcnt.rhcse: an,l whcn wa can
,nake anil se'! 10 tAe pesps q I'll. hc.l.p.sre i
~ S'nsa !" s "o halt taSSe III:
s:p.oD %SsI sssnte, sns W. ws van, ,s n'Sas mt
slom. ID tho south, that yon tan ts,f aSoat on ts
hills II New t:nrfand, that yon can tnlk ao!Ht oil
9yrr '!. tlo country wherever our banner hoat.
Nov iet. as Try to forge. tho past ! am whiting
Laughter am Wiling 70 tel II al 20, and tart
ha deS. "" Ws oc waas e te nea that
taysd ths nation. tArriausc.l -.
.tasicn H1s iii hsS ehsSee. i .ee ssesps sltcas 5
ns' roS sfs taS t. 4, h.ye TIL KEN
day. "Sisho Il !osstnor Of ioaisatsnas" iii ~ "fis il
1,f'Hr {. fs say H. A1R,,a%,s ,s can't ~ T.
some way that dues not involve him. that tribunal
Ke1t n 5 sys; snnn1i
ess IT, "'' s sSah t!ss sr"na The !: !oms s
M III s,ns wsnt q the rtH'snt .ha.c on
haven't got :eilsc enough to settle tnsf own llin-
su!ties: I'D . i. IT,. sesms % to me- In is nineteenth
hsts ot m ey 10 ou to ss n Il tSs t. %
Louisiana That wonld sestlo ,yho Is. the Gov.
eraor Of the, State. and which Is Tho LeaIsls.
live sd}ontae% aa. they ; ...tie thu. gnes,to".
scnaor ftom Ioul,ass They shnSld hase ssse. !"
ciccted him lilo rcol, ths legal Legislature o.
TIC ey 'di'? d"t s' IT. Sn~ Tho se.ens hay e.
waiting ut, tho called ss..iau Of Consrs-s COMPS.
, 1877-03-28
8 s TO z. -
The Chosen Subject Of Col.
lngersotl's Lecture Of
Last Evening.
Taking Which, as. His Text,
He Impaired Much VAL
uablo Information.
Interjccting the Same with
Wit, Sarcasm. Invect-
i've and Excellent
Advice.
All Of Which Was Received
with Approval by a De-
lighted Audience.
Tho Brilliant Orator Describes tho Per-
ple1ity Of lle American People
Alter The Election.
And Tails How the Democratic
Statesman invented the g.
to-7 Commission, 70
Whose Jsulings They Won'd Have
Isepudiatcd but for the Coh-
fcderatc Isrigadicrs.
President Hayes Southern
Policy Approved and
Defended.
Ho Believes It Will Lead to m Era Of
Peace and Prosperity to All
the Country.
An Eloquent rcrorntlon by tho Nest
Eloquent Orator OF the Pres.
eut Time.
President Hayes Southern
Policy Approved and
Defended.
Ho Believes It Will Lead to m Era of
Peace and Prosperity to All
the Country.
An Eloquent rcrorntlon hy tho Nest
Eloquent Orator OF the Pros.
eut Time.
TARWELT HALL.

Thu lion. 1lohrFt q. JmEsranll lrcturca III Far.
veil Hall Inst evening upon Tho polt,ral situation
NJ to-day. Not nnty was every seat On thn main
aoor and In The gallery occupied, bnt nshrly 700
sthn.l1ng snnns tickets sold. Thn audience IL
IL prshaps nct,ilcsa I" any uada ~ of tho bcst
citizens. many being accompanied by tl,cr wISrs
nnl daughters. CpoM tho platform wcre among
others Judge l,lodHrt tlla lion. William Aidsleh,
Gen. Sheridan. cx-Mnrsllal Campbell, a. &. Hes
ins. l.. l.. coutsn, Alnrr TayloI, tue lion. 1oh1.
&. barH, William II. nfassiry, II. W. 3[shnp. the
Hon. JnreHz l,cnInno. AID Gilbert, 4. Il. Fult-
inan, toa. 4. &. 1'aleorh, Gen. Chct1H[n, md
John II. tl"ush. Hiring tntrodnced Ivy The lion.
william, Alrich, tho srcnt arutor was received with
applause. Alter quiet was trstntcd he spoke as
iukloAB;
, 1877-03-28
1sETl,OSpEC'rIVE.

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p1 @ Ia. ael'e'! s".a 'o.o"sn.t otapet"'o.
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s,,e ', % ""' ,sA ."a
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..'.s,. '" '.ap "loa 'l"9! ~ =" 'ao uhtee
'.4s.' v, ,nItMa ,. nna teas " 'h'o tao"sana
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"".' NV '.',.,. A'p'o no'a ao'"S WIN e"'on
."1 .n' =. .,". nv. Ate ~. ;" neeSsan.
~ =. w - '1As Wv t"oF's y. nv H"sln
a wa. eNe ~a,p,' Au eo"'a "ea' l"o u'ops y!
o''u1 40 ."cs 'en "poa '"o w1tnosea !sasea. o'a
~ coaiu 10 arouse tho people of ths North.
wv aN .oaV' u p'e'cn' ''e pc'noefase party
"o" s'".hs lHto poMct. --...-.-.. = -...
N"a ~ 'as not sct 'nto power ~ Saf o. have
""'"' thVMa"ae'l hatMS tHat campaign cacn
lh't5 uM h!' '"at IL cuuAu No. Eaca parry sa1a all
."A' "o"'o ~ kah' ~ ahy'hnS was IctI npuone, l
n.se never hsara OF H. ltaaEhscF.] huslnrns, 10
, 1877-03-28
wO1lsT THAN THE DISEASE.
Easridf fftnf1GeA In f1t TtthMnA

6lfofbold dIed from the effects stryet,ntnc, taken,
rs remedy for r.,cumntsm.. shc hid suffered
from this dtsenso fur solnc tt1ne, un,1 so,nq
ncIghbers hasl suggcsted that slryeinlno ,youti
relieve i. II Is supposed she took tt,o largo
dose She Inns one daughter, married, nnd liy.
inE near Lansing, la.
, 1877-03-28
EASTERN FLOODS.

HTetlM DlH5d7cf % I've 7fIGNNs. ..
W1LKEsnAnhE, Pn., hInni 31.-1'he eusque-
hanna River Is rapidly rIaing at this paint. and
tonight is sixteen feet above low-water mark.
Communication with Kingston Is cut oil, anl
tho atrcot-cass stopped running this evening. A
heavy storm Il In progress, With every l1lva.
tfon of FERROUS frcsliet, the snow being three
feet deep up The river.
, 1877-03-28
FIRES.

At PATTERSON, N. J..
PATERSON, N. j., March 27.-Tho vt, Chnrlos
Hotel wns burned this morning. Tho guests
hati HARROW escape, md a few had to lump
from tho windows. Two bud their lcKd broken
by tho foil,
, 1877-03-28

beverage, and TINT will by MI honorable r,c,ns
chtousngn others IN abstan." Tho meetings
arc carried OIL ttncr tho name Of tho "AiuspIy
Temperance Soctcly.r A meeting was held lit
thia city last night, an1 arrangements arc beihg
perfected to prosecute tho work.
, 1877-03-28

dpet7a 7F!pdlcN 70 TIE 1177uHt
DANy1LLE, i'll, MARCEL 1T.-Charlcs Wooama1-
scc, soil ot j. H. Woodmansce, Secretary Of tho
Illinois Printing Company *as drowhc.1 t.-tlay
near Eugene, 1n7lana, while duck.hunttng. lgo
lett hero this morning, anil this cvculng thu sud
ncws Of his sleatl,. was received. No partlsululs
hayc yet conc 10 hand. .
aAS Fnaaclscd, Atarci, 27.-Wtt'lam II. Folk,
Third officer Of the ship Adam II. Simpson, fiji
overheard ID tho South parltic and yas drowned
hctorc boat could reach hin.
CoLuMBus, o., March o7.-sanuc1 Covers,
Willie l,oatihg on tie Sutoto River tlis evcnag,
was drowned. Tho body has not jet been re-
, 1877-03-28

Special DifpateA to The Tribune.
EAST sAu1sA,v, March 2z.-A man supposed
to havo been Chester Pierce was run over hYa
passenger train on tho jackson, Lansing Il Sa:t
naw R,,ad opposlto this city this evening and
the travk.
, 1877-03-28

AT VAN HurEN, ARK.
LITTLE ROCK, Arx., Murci, 27.-Thc Court
lfousc and records 0f Crawford County weru
burned ut Van Duron On Saturday night.
, 1877-03-28
COUNTING THE VOTE.

e'@'S1''''i
co,r~,,,r1,C, -,<>,,,,
THE ELscronAt. coMytsstor,
yov nv fr,ends st,"r -. @ mi ,hfor on rn,, ,ho~
,ow; ny ,',enas; . as'sa "s ss 'atoash wnas lacy
VIC did nat know who had been elected, one party
sn,.l that Mr. Ti,lcn had undoubtedy been elected.
!hc otnet party sa'a taas Mr. uaSea l!a'l NJ nm
doubscd'y been elected. Somebody said thcy were
'nuton. and. =, tho svorl.s % notnt deci,, vho hnn
b.cn cfcctad val A.. nav All w, s,",s ana @
,". u.sI s'e.'su' si' t4s "cn o'u nv! eoAlc, MA
.r. .ns.eupon a .ae uenoetas!e pas.5 anu ociaevc,
all l wanted TO eny nbout II lnno
nro. and n Inv, ever soia .
solitary word aaaln.. that patty, II have beoo IN
forgive That party for everything have said said
ass!sss i lLead 1.saatss! ls T'sss !. % ae,sins @
once. .sy, th.t party had tho ingenuity 10 TO- IN. a.
n.t ,sG, s. to s cs who va. rs.s's r. Of the
President ought to eouu; thls rote' aud said SO.
.acrrt 1 csea ~" H.
Tinted Slate. did no, exactly tta.o who had ID tho the
right 10 count that voto. 1t simply wont on
to say that these Electors should mcot
IN "et tsepes'lse etaIee. caet thelr
votes for President and Vleo.presldcnt, real
them up, send them to tho President of tho Sem
ato, or p, t1o . ',sc.rresde9t; and teat. ." certain
~, tnss rose.Ns,o., s's ~ ~ nnona
u ,n ,n,.. s%a' ass. anu tnsa
did not sny M lint tho viee-rfesIdont should count
,hon,: but ,1ourht. q, bo Ind ttsm rlrht thctc IN
his hand, ha might Just a. well 60 on [laaehtorl.
especially IA knew TINT hc was man of dscrl,nt.
nation llau1htczl and could tell which envelope
l. -
sav thut ihe Senate shoutd count, or that liz, tin
lluuso should cunt, or ibat both unlsci shonid
count. ! s4n.it that + ,yas blind. aud When:
my wny. (l.anGhter.I Insisted that tho
Sicn. .Pretjaui,s had the rtrht 10 count t,nt
vets. il lad busn . Dc,nocsat / haysn't ihe
IL a e s eot u ssaat hst st %9 sa sG M Ss a
:st aHont 4. nclIuyu to a ccrtnln extent We nFo
tas sS; oi liz n iS pS.tca Tef s;as.s
# uucetrd ,,ots os ieas by ii. poliiieai opinioas.
fcrly anil entirely Withdrawn from thu pnLllc, aud
VIM take NJ att In tho pstty disputes 1T tho pru-
scheme 10 tcttle this qttesttan, md they pasaed
bill for tho seloctlon Of ths High .roint comas-
s!on, Or w!iatsyst they callcil It. [flau.,tcr. ]
s' iom f1,' tfa s Ssats % Sna II of
Ifousc. Aud they ctoao four Judges from purciy
geographical cunaidcEat!ons. (1.aughtrr.l 'rhosu
Suites In fruit Ut the pEckers. ll.uughtor. Tho
DsnlocEats choec MIR. flcla not bncau,a by was q
eafds INT Sss IT, Fed Ms rasf so3e
Eusts!n slnpe: lLausAser.j Tint was falr. Tic.
eho<n .gas.lcc israiIcy, nos because ha i NJ H..
publican. hnt brcauts he lived also on The Eastern
slope: foH can hcc tue point. Laughter Thu
wus Republican, bnt because hn represented tho
tltcut West. ll.angLtor.j Tiny thea allowed
these
, 1877-03-28

'sr. Louis, March s7.-sovon frame houses
on Missouri avenue. In Enst St. Louis, burned
this morning. Loss about $4,000. insurance
not ktluWn.
, 1877-03-28

CGED11os, Ont, March 27.-IIonry Cnly'l
residence burned last uiglt, uud children per
tshcl il, tho ilanlrn.
, 1877-03-28

whs taf ns: a"t 5 hat sc enes ess 70
TOR cent w arn thrntz an pras'ou, IL so'rcd.
Now in the North whunl aru nc pn!ny 10 riepss !
y: " si$ s$st t. Bsy RBS9's s,s AS ~s H. .5 s
~ Y sPy msea:; bat il*y s1o w!!llns / should
"a ii, Nj Ssss Il ss = :S:sS b. "a !:ss
na a. II viz .oad "a i''a h"s
"f illinois between Mayes un4 r!!i!eA. lasss would
e1IIr5d In5d snv Sae Or Illinois BY loo 600 minority
,,. Sox. tGsI!e:s .te country !. above party. Mr.
think u will hurt III lirusocrltc Marty; dunt y0u
pIsspsrty y thit eoaa,fy;, we ia,s nd wat en- -
w eaa haYs case; real peace. hopo 70 ltss 10
az nd ,.es: y opn% 90 s} sg:sf11 n,a s;ss
81 s;s;ss. " a'a sp''4s:: y: s
want 10 llss 10 SEQ tbs ilns wl.su tho Old iisuss
can bo tor:otsca, when escryoody will aslat. that
cyety other uaa las tho .aaae slxht that ho has.
Mhca thu old question VI slavery v i'll hayv each
been wiped, = 4 we're, fson A'ucticsn politiss,
~ dsllo on tsev lrac and projection 1T VI dlsllo
~ edass,io,, 1T u dty!iet 4 oa noth!na e1se;
a mean IN tae seosls Wsti sas.e u ain Mue IL
tho Church either. [I.aulhtxr.t LET us divide on
thcso questions. yohlelhiuv bestdss wnt, 4or,e.
thiay Gtnsdes lighting taesa battca over and over
aud 0ycr agAa. =.
Wnns 70 sco something new. We hare got 10
i4ayo growth. bu: thsEv u no growth III keeping
yuus buck r,ctlastia.!y to tho sunrIse. aud di+.
c:n,!l: the atc.tlo"s 1t the ta.L aa1ret. We
uot do it. II :hs nation il ro1uR to grow, 1t
rutiou; anI want to see thl4 country grow every
tAJ; Iwant to SEQ Is expand. sao: lH4nt To- ae1
tu.1e te'ritusv Ii, AOta up.ler oar En-.
lslshI sppiausc. want " sec The ll,ua whcu tho