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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-08
AlbrIgtsvIlIe Items.


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Oats has been harvested well.
Cool nights are coming in very fast,
ALI the crops have been harvested
well. O''''
The Albrlghtsville Sunday School
IS In a hourishing condition,
Butter and eggs have been very low
this season Butter sold at 12c. per h..
and eggs at 10c. to lie. per dozen.
The teachers of Penn Forest and
hldder townships will receive the same
salary as last year, viz the former
pays S2S per month, and the latter $40
to $50 per month.
An excellent crop of corn IS ex-
pected this year If the frost don an.
pear too soon.
Anything in the drug And chemical
line, wholesale and retail, at II. A.
Peters. See advertisement on 1st page,
Give him a call
Mr.. franklin Yerger, or "Seven
Pounds KEEPER" rs he is frequently
called, will take pleasure trip to what
Is called Bald Bucks Landing. He will
uo BOue TWO weeks.
Mr.. Henry Silfese, of this place.
intends building house, which is to be
lSx|2 feet, and 2 stories high.
MIR. Joseph Heimbach, of Mud Run,
has made preparations for the erection
of house. The building Is to be 1Sx24
feet, and two stories high. Mr.. II.
also intends building barn, but the
size is not yet known.
The trout fishing season ended on
the 18TH ult Every one you catch costs
yon V. Next will be hunting. George,
is your aim good? Is your dog well
trained a?
The thermometer has come down
considerably since last week. Cool
nights are the latest, and think it will
not be many weeks until Mr.. Jack
Frost will make his appearance.
Supervisor Chas. Hemming denies
the charges made against him by some
ot0ur citizens. He has never refused
10 allow any resident in this district to
earn his taxes; but he has refused
strangers who never resided one day in
this township. Mr.. IL. is serving his
second term, and during these two
years the debt of this township has been
reduced several hundred dollars.
DIR. A. G. Snyder, formerly of this
place, and wife, paid us flying visit
last week. The doctor seemed pleased
with the buildings which have been con-
structed since the great conflagration
of 1875. He said he never expected the
vicinity to be rebuilt the way it is, and
specially these dull times. E.
Mr.. Tilghman r. Kunkle, of Mud
Run, who taught school at No. Q
(Meckesville) last winter, has been ap.
pointed by Henry j. Deppey to No. 4
(AlbrightSville) for the coming term.
Mr.. Kunkle gave general abstraction
during the past term, so hope he will
during this one, for he is man of high
talents and well qualified for that posi-
ton. We wish him success in his new
position.
Yours, etc. DUPLEX.
Albrlghtsvile, Sept. 5, 1877.
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Special Notices.
DLEMIsHEs UPON TaE FEMININ

RLEMIsHEs UPON THE FEMININE
- CoUNIENANCE, II of complexional ma:
ture speedily vanish when GLENN'S So
PHI UR SOAP Is used to Oblterate them PIN.
pies, Blotches, Ruughness Redness and Tan
are invariably banished by this lrcOmparabla
clarifying agent. EruDtive ailments sores.
cuts, bruises, Soalds ahd other affections and
lnJuries OF the cutlcle are likewise removed bY
It. SULPHUR BATHS have long been "a.
noWned as the best remedy for skin diseases
rheumatism and gOut GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP IL In every respect as eflcaciOus and far
cheaper. BY opening the pores, and promotInp
vigorous superficial clrculAtio on this q xoelierR
article contributes to the heath of the entire
system as well as to that OF the cuticle. Since
its introduction public notice Il has repeated
" 0een commented by the medical profession
anu press and few external specifics have won
such golden oplniOns' among all olAsses It
prevents oonoxious diseases as well as remedies
tnem and dlsinfects clothing and linen impreR-
nateu with disease. DaDdruh Is entirely eradi.
Gated Dy ", ana its use Is, on that account,
EresIy 10 De deslderated by persons whose hair
10 rs tninhlhg OUT IN consequence of dryness Of
the scalp. Those who have used olntments and
liquids without avail for the cure OF eruptfODa
OF an ohstlnate character. will find il they trT
II, that GLENH'S SULPHUR SOAP remoyes
scor0utic complaints lrremedabe by less EN-,
such disorders. u
sold by Druggists, Grocers and Fancy Gooda
DealeIs. Price, 25o. per cake. Box t3 cakesI
75c, sent Dr mail. prepaid on receipt Of price:
New York
HILLS HAIR AND wmskER DYE. Blasl or
Pn3MI, oIo July Z, 1877.
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The District AttorneyshIp.
MAHoNING Twp. Carbon County, Pa, I
Slant Hth 1871


EDITOR CARBON ADVOCATE: In advocating
District Attorney of this county. simply show
my preference Of two men; do not wish to say
one word against Mr.. Siewers. am in favor
Of rotation in office, and the one term system,
and especially so in the Office OF District Attor.
ney. In my opinion one term should satisfy
the ambition of any young attorney. The argu.
mont advanced by Mr.. Slewers Is that most Of
his predecessors have held the office two terms,
grant ng that they did, is that any reason why
this rule should be continued The Of1c 10 70
be desired principally for III practice iI gives,
and not that II is an office from which any great
pecunhry advantages may be derived. All who
desire the Office shOuld have far play, and an
equal chance In some OF the counties of this
state the one term system prevails, and such
should De the case IN this county. Another
Is there any law or rule requiring a man to live
uehntte number Of years In a county before
he can be candidate for this object know of
no such rule II 1t does exist. such an argument
Is weak. Mr.. hieehan is not new man-he has
been practising his profession for period Of
three wears IN this county, ana III that time has
become well known to the people, and made q
record for himself that will bear comparison, at
least, with thnt OF any young attorney at the
bar OF this county. I do not say that Nj. y. hos
not been faithful officer; believe he has
been. What l say Of Mr.. Siewers, could say
OF MT. Meehan with equal truth.
Mr' Meenan is young man deserving OF con.
ndenee, and trust Lte Convention Will give
him the nomination. II it does, the confidence
viii not be misplaced, of this L am certain. AS
far as lePal knowledge IS concerned he is emiu.
enllV htted for the position. He ls also fluent
and effective speaker During the time he has
er for the party and is therefore Justly entitled
10 recognition. Give him the nomination. V.
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THE American PeOple.-No peo-
pie IN the world suffer as much with
Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in mediclnB had
failed to accomplish a certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such as sour stomach, heart. burn, water
brash, sick headache, costiveness, pal
pitation of the heart, liver complaint,
coming up of the food, low spirits, gen.
efal debility, etc., yet since the intro
dnction Of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
we believe there is no case of Dyspepsia
that cannot be Immediately relieved.
$4,000 dozen sold last year without ons
case of failure reported. Go to yoGf
Druggist A. J. Durllng, and get sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two
doses will relieve yod. Regular size
rs cents.
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DIED.

HEIMBACH.-In Lehighton, on the 31st ult.,
Erwin A., infant son OF Solomon and Cathar.
inc Heimbach, aged yr., mos ard days.
MECKES.-On the 7th ult, in Meckesyille. of
consumption, Anthony, son of Adm Meckes,
aged 70 years, months and 10 days.
WELTEY.-0n the 9Th ult.. in Kresgeville, of
ularrhOe. Calvin. infant son of Rch'd w, and
Cecelia M. Whitley. aged II mos. and q days.
FISH HER.-On the goth ult., in Kresgeville, OF
old age, lawrence Fisher, aged So years,
months and ~ days.
DEPPEY.-On the Gath ult.. In Albrightsville,
OF dlarrhRa Sarah Elizabeth, infant daugh.
months and 10 days.
HUESERMANN.-on the 2Gth nit. in All.
infant daughter NJ William j. and Minnie 10.
anesermann: aged year. mos. and days.
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Society Meetings.

INFINITo CASTLE, No. 7s, A. o. X. OF THE M. G.
2nd and 4th Monday OF each month, in Re.
Der's Hall, LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock P. N,
W. X. Benninger, s. X. c.; $. r. GilhaIn.
8. X. II. s.
RNADRN HUTTEN LODGE No. ESQ, 1. o, o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at o'clock,
In Reber's Hall. Alfred Beck, N. G. ! N.
B. Reber, Secretary.
DfETUoHEN TRIBE. No. 232. Imp. o. Of r. NJ,
meets in Reber's Hall every SATURDAY., II.
IL, GaRgus, Sachem g. W, Delhi, c. OF r.
Pono PoCA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening of each week. ut 1880
O'Clock IN Public School Hall, WeisspOrt
Pa @. W. Schwab, 81 JAG. BrOng e. Of r.
LEHIaHToN LODGE, No. 234 X. of p, meets
on Friday evenings, in Reber's Hall. at 7:30
X OF r. and s.
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lection OF Omoers.

At regular stated meeting of LehiGh
HOOK and Ladder Co., of this borough,
held In their hall, on Monday evening
last, the following named persons were
elected to fill the several offices for the
ensuing year:
Preslrent-HarTv V. Mortimer.
Rec, Sec.- II. ]. Bretney,
Eau sec.- Peter 4 Bradv.
Il elsIrer-A, Mortimer
Irustee-W. Shinkee.
foTemAn-P. L. Brady.
Asst, Foreman-Gr rthth II Mantz.
Dlrec;Ors-H; j. Br,neY James Fatziuger
Joha Miller, wills. X. BelningeF. w shlnSea
Chas. D01tater and Aaron Krum.
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The Carbon Sdrufate.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, 1877.
Local and Personal.
90 If you find a X (cross)

BFIf you find a X (cross)
after yourname on this paper,
itsignifies thatyour subscrip-
tion is over due, and that we
need the money. So please
remit.
Mrs. j. T. Flick, widow lady of
10 years, died at Yorktown on Wed
nesday morning last.
Capt. T. Williams, of the G. and l.
police, smiled in upon US Thursday.
Henry Tucker offers his farm for
sale. See advertisement In another col.
umn.
Mr.. Sclauch, of the Slatiugtou
News, was In town Thursday last, aud
dropped in 10 zee US.
Don't fail to read Mrs. Guth's au~
nouncement of the arrival Of fall mlli-
merry goods in to-day's paper. A
Our jolly young friend, Harry II
Mon ahan, Master, U.S.N., arrived at
home Thursday, on leave for short
time.
What has become Of our New Ma.
honing " itemisers -? Unless they
speak up, we must publish their obltu-
cry notices.
We spent very pleasant half hour
with our genial friend James Edgar, of
Lansford, on Monday, while here on
visit.
The Allentown Iron Company has
restarted Romlg's mine near East Tex
as 1t had been lying idle for some
time.
Fine assortment of paper hangings,
uados, tints, etc., at Luckenbach's, 2
doors below the Broadway House,
Mauch Chunk.
The OYSTER season has arrived,
and T, I. BRADY has got them fresh
Just arrived to-day. He serves them
up In all the usual styles.
IF. p. Semmel aud j. l.. Gabel have
dissolved partnership. The business
Will 6e continued by Mr.. Gabel. See
notlce IN another column.
Capt. John Pryor, of Weatherly,
an old Mexican hero and gallant sold.
Ter OF the late war, was in town Tues
Noy' ho 10 lOOhlnB WE'LL
The Chapman Slate Company have
discharged about 30 hands from their
quarrles, for want Of employment, oW-
Ing to the stagnatlOn In the slate trade.
Withstanding the fact that
Mons. Thiers, eX.President of France,
Is dead, David Ebbert still continues to
hlre out handsome teams at very low
rates,
The big mill of the Allentown
Rolling Mill Company have resumed
work. Both Mills OF the company ara
at present running with a full compile,
ment of hands.
If you want clock, watch or sew.
Ing machine properly repaired please
call at NJ. Lagaman's store, Pennsville,
Carbon county, Pa, and you can be ac.
Oommodated. 6#
Now is good time to put in your
winter coal, the price now being fully
as low as it will be. Josiah L. Gabel
has Just received 200 tons, which they
are selling very low. Call and leave
your order and learn prices.
If you need anything In the print.
Ing line, 1t will pay you to call at this
once before ordering elsewhere. Plain
ana fancy job printing at low prices.
The Centennial Slate Company has
now on hand 900 squares of their eel
eDrated Guarantee Blue Roofing Slate,
whlch they will sell at lowest market
prices. For further particulars address
f. f. Semmel, Sec'y, Lehighton, Pa.
j. K. Rickeit has still a few of those
eligible lots in RickeTtstOwn to dispose
OF. If you feel like securing a good
home call and see him He is also sun.
plying hour, feed, lumber and coal at tue
lowest rates.
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Saward's Circular. OF Sept. 5, says;
We do not Gnd much coal Offering yet,
dealers are not excited at all; the sup
ply during the week has been from
odds and ends of stock coal, of which
there is always more or less on hand, of
all Varietlesi the Lehigh Goals from
those who had all along kept at work,
aud Philadelphia and Reading coal.
Prices on the whole are not materially
different from last week; a statement
that the Reading Company was so full
of orders that 1t could enter no more
except at Philadelphia prices, aud
freight added, did not scare many, but
on the contrary was looked upon as an
effort to give the price an upward turn,
and buyers are of. We quote, 80. 10 to
s4.OO for broken, egg and stove, and
$500 for chestnut, (, o, b. To make a
trade there are often opportunities of
discounting these rates somewhat.
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Closing Prices of DEhAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Septembei 9Th 1877
MARRIED.,

FRY-MECKES.-On the 18th ult., in Penn
Forest twp, by Adam d. Christman Up, Mf,
owen w. Fry, OF AlbriRhtsville and Mrs. s,
Meckes, OF Meckesvile, this county.
sCHoCH- HoRNBERGER-on the Goth ult.,
IN Brodheadsvllle, by Rev. A. M Strauss,
MT. VIM. II. Schoch, OF Meckesville, and Miss
county. ~
RElPER-LEINDECK the 2bth nit,
IN BrOdheadsville, by the same, Mr.. Alfred A.
keeper OF KresGevile, Monroe CO., ana M Miss
Louisa L. Lelndecker OF Wells Creek, Penn
Forest twp, this county.
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The Governor has respited Allen
@. Laros, the parricide, for thirty days
to allow an examination of his sanity
Continuous effort impoverishesfhe
blood unless it be kept pure by syllable
food and (when needed) DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
On Thursday, Sept. 18th, there
will be Temperance meeting held In
the Packerton NJ. e. Church. Address
es by Rev. Mr.. Vincent, of Mauch
Chunk, and Rev. j. &. Whitton, of
Packerton.
The new Building and Loan Asso.
citation now organizing in this borough,
are nearly all taken. Those wishing
to invest should apply to Hon. W. NJ.
Rapsher at once.
The Democracy Of Lehigh county
presents the following ticket for the
suffrages Of that county in November.
For Sheriff, Thomas b. Morgan, of N.
Whitehall; for District Attorney, Mil.
ton G. HenniDger, of Allentown; for
Recorder, Edwin II. Bender, of Cata.
sauqua for Poor Director, Jesse
Marcks, of Allentown.
AT meeting of the Carbon County
Industrial Society held at the Exchange
Hotel, in this borough, on Wednesday
afternoon last, it was decided to hold
the fair this year on the 9th, 10th, 18th
and 18th of October. Now get your
various articles of manufactures and
agricultural products ready for exhibi.
tion.
When the disorders of babyhood
attack your baby use at once DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid and
beneficial effect. 20 cents per bottle.
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Advertising Rates.

We desire 1t TO be distinctly understood that
no advertisements will be inserted in the col
umns Of THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
20 jeived from unknown parties or firms unless
cur ONLY terms
Advertisements for year, per inch each
insertion 10 Cts.
six TSrSI MQSt6s @ per inch each Insertion j i Sts
Less than three months FIRST inser.
tton 81, each subsequent insertion 25 Cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line
II. ". MoRTaIMER, Publisher.
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Stick this Yonr Hnt.

State Fair, in the city of Erie, Sept.
Gath, 25th, 26th, 9th, 2Sth and goth.
Fair of the Northampton Argricul-
tural Society, at Nazareth, Oct. end,
Srd, 4th and 5th.
Carbon County Fair at Lehlghton,
Oct. 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th.
Berks County Fair, at Reading, Sept.
11th, 18th, 12th and 18th.
Fair of the Keystone Agricultural
Society, on the Society's grounds, at
kutztown, Sept. 18th, 10Th, 2)th and
21st.
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The Lehigh Valley Railroad.

The New York World of Tuesday
publishes the following dispatches in
further explanation of the recent order,
refusing transportation to the Pittston
coal companies:
To the Editor OF the World;
SIR Judge Packer Is absent. We
have made no combination, and have
not refused cars to any operator on ac-
count OF Increased pay, and will furn-
lsh tran 'portatlOn TO any who want II .
One party was refused for protesting
against payment, but will now be sup
piled.
CHAs. HARTsHoRNE,
Vice President.
Philadelphia, September 8.
To the Editor of the World;
The article which appeared in to-
days Herald was based upon In order
given thOughtlessly and without consul.
tatlOn by one of my subordinate officers
In charge of the coal depai tment. The
order was promptly recalled and can
celled by me as soon as the fact was
brought TO my notice. anticipate no
trouble among the men from any QUAR-.
ter. All our mines in the Hazleton.
Beaver Meadow and Mahanoy regions
are now at work, aud we hope that the
miners In the Wyoming region will be
soon.
ASA PACKER,
President Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company.
Mauch Chunk, September 8.
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Fair OF the DoylestoWn Agricultural
and Mechanics Institute, at DOyles-
town. Oct. 2ndi 3rdr 4th and 9th,
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FRANKLIN LESH,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
VLdte Resident Physician Of Harrisburg Hospitai
OFFICE, Next door to the Union Church,
wEIssPoRT, PA.
" Special attention given to the Diseases of
Women. Consultation in English and German.
Aug. IS, ls77-8m"
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DR. EDWARD BROWN,

DR. EDWARD BROWN,
SURG EoN DENTIST.
OF the Pennsylvania Dental College, Philadcl.
phia, has opened an office in LEHIGHToN, on
BROAD STREET. neSt door to Snyder's store.
All work warranted satisfactory.
LAUGHING GAS used for the painless ex.
traction of Teeth. Aug II, Is77-yl
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
d Susqu"hanna Division. Central Il r. of New
JerheY, for DAYS ending Anp al IsT7 ID ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-01
CONDENSED NEWS.

The Molly Maguiros did bloody work
Mt Plymouth, Pennsylvania. On Tues
day they killed Martin Mcintyre, and
wounded several other golfers,
The Mormons from England, Scot
land, Wales and France, who arrived in
New York week ago, are said to he
very ignorant, far below the average im-
migrant from those countries
The governor and official rotinue OF
Pennsylvania says the Enquirer, will
got ON grand drunk about the second
week in July, and visit tho most im-
rtantcommeroial cities in the state,
Tho latest estimate Of the wheat crop
of California, places the yield at twenty
million bushels, being less than the
average for several years Last year $
crop was thirty-live million bushels for
the same district.
The New York Express says, Scorc-
MoCrary's mission to Iowa, was to con-
vince tho Iowa republicans that Hayes
policy is for the best interests of the
people, He, however, did not succeed,
rs there is an evident split in the party
ranks in that state,
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Marshal Herald Colonel Barlow has
lust completed nm arrangement hy
which ho gets the Herald over by OK
prcss an the morning train This VIII
give the paper % great advantage, ana
be halled with satisfaction Wy IT, many
friends
Mckinney Enquirer The proprio
tors OF 'Inf DAlLAs HERALD have made
arrangement with the express company,
by which the paper Is distributed ~
Mckinney the morning alter being
printed, thus bringing the latest news
twelve hours IN advance of all others
Wood County Flag, Colonel j, H.
Barlow, Of Tng DALLAS llERALp has
completed arrangements with the OK
press company by which lm llmAL
will hereafter 50 on the early trains IA
It's Subscribers, 1uE HERALD IN u pa
crdciifnf daily news paper and oyory
business man will certainly find later
markets, etc, IN it, columns than they
get from other points,
Elmo Beacon, That stouch, reliable
aud ontorprihng newspaper TINS DALLA'
DAlY HERALD, has perfected arrange
monts whereby It's subscribers who lly,
ON the railroad get ~ ON the snmo day
that IL is published, l'nE llEUALp is nov
sent by express, which enables It's road
ors to get the latest news, most correct
market reports, etc, from all quarters
at least twelve hours before the pNpel
could possible reach them through The
mails, We hope TO see fnG HERALD re
coiye the unbouudod success that IL
enterprise aud usefulness 80 richly
merits,
sherman Register The Register haC
worry pleasant visit this morning from
Colonel j H. Barlow, of TuE DALLA
llERALs, who spends the day in our cit,
in the interest of his most oXoollen
paper. Barlow has been long in th'
harness, loves his profession with ~
ardor rarely cquallcd and deyotes to /
his entire energies, lIis industry an,
unceOsing toll may be seen in tn,
marked improvement in TuG HERALl
under his management Fully alive I,
the advantage of location in the yer.
heurt OF the democratic stronghold o
Texas, and thoroughly allied in senti
mont with the great mass of the people
Barlow will put forth every effort L
mako TnE HERALD unrivallcd, not onl
~ news medium, but in moulding an,
shaping opinion in Texas
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Back Poagaoy is in Texas gathering
materials for new book, which he dc
signs writing aud publishing at an early
day. Brick is, in many respects, a
great n'an--plenty of brain aud energy,
His severe and caustic style was the
thing while the yindictivo passions,
aroused by war filled the bosoms OF the
people, but in times of peace, whom the
patriotic arc cndeavorine TO harmoniae
d'ilerenccs and reunito the people, tho
style jars upon Their fine sensibilities of
our nature. Brick evidently appreci.
ates this, audience mildcr and better
tone peryadcs his writings. With his
private matters We have nothing to do.
lilo settles them with God and his own
conscience, However, one cannot help
regrctiing that there is even the sus.
picion OF blemish upon the moral
get up" Of one who possesses his high
qualities in other respects. Brick is
not tho first son Of genius who has had
his frailiics. nor will he be the last Let
him who is without sin only. cast stones
~ Brick Pomeroy. We tender him A
Warm welcome 10 Texas
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Tnn unbrokcn round of political do
feats sustained by the Nc,es has rcu>
derod that paper very catholic in its
views, and worry oasily satisfied with
both mon and measures, Hence it can
very readily forgot tho fraudulenoy of
Mr., Hayes election, and ask tho do,
mocrocy to take up tho cudgels for him
NJ against tho republicans of Iowa.
Now we regard that rs fight inside
tho republican ranks, with which we
have nothing Mt all to do, only TO watch
II as the entering wedge to the final do,
siruction OF the party, Let Nv Hayes
take care OF himself. and whom he needs
democratic defense, lot him hand in an
unequiyooal adhesion to the party, Tho
Noes will find obstacles in tho way of
recruiting for men for the liberal wing
OF the republican party in Texas,