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rss STATE OF SOUTH eAao,ll.a
GGCi'iI OF AEEETisUN.
COURT GF COMMON PHEsAa


4, B. Holland, Plaintiff. against A. seyav
Holland, Defendent.-Ctpy .siffgq.ons s;r
Hoaey C50lplaint Served.
TO A. BEREY HOLLAND, ,Defeudan, !,
this action. '''1s i''
VOU are hereby summoned and re,,,s,,,,
Il to answer the conplaine In tia a.,.
aon. OF which copy is herewith served
upon you, and to serve copy OF your an.
Swer to the said complaint on tho subscyib.
er9 az their oface, ut Anderson C. H. 6. q.
within twenty days afteY the service Of Ills
summons Oh you, exclusive OF the day of
seryice- - ry W
you fail 20 answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintifP viii tnire
Judgment against you for the eIisn of Ore
Hundred Dollars, With intereGt itst the rate
OF seven per 'celtufn per afnutn from the
tWenty,seEenth day Of December, one thon.
also for the sum OF One Hundred Do,jan.
with interest thereon at tho rats OF ten ner
cehtum per aunum from the second dav ~
November, A.. d., 1875, and costs.
ri, naSsc zee, Andersen q. H.. 8. O., December
(L.s.] JoHH w. DAnIR1s, @. CT.
it~ AURRAY e. MURRAY. M
.ar Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To The Defendant, A. Be.ey Holland:
SOu Will take notice that tha summons
end complaint herein were filed in the ofiice
* the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
ior anderson County, and State aforesaid, on
the sth day OF December, 1877. and that q
warrnntnof attachment was duly iysned
agaiitSt yotir land, atsi all other PROPERTY in
said County, and levied thereon; and The
OBJECT OF this action is to hold vour aaiJ
property, end apply tie prooeeis ner,,of to
the payment Of the judgment aoked for in
said complaint. -
- '"T MURRAV Mr1pnAv
Plaintifi'a Attorneys
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Dec I2. 1877
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIVA.
b COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
,taGy0FIg4T thHp 6,HArarrnDs nm

STATE OF SOUTH CARGLIgA.
81, II COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OH COEgBGON PLEAS.
Il, T. Elrod, Plaintiff, against A. Yerey Ho;.
land, Defendant.--Cbpy Supn,o;,s Sor
Honey Demand Complaint Seryrd.
TO A. BEREY HOLLAND, Defendant In
this action. -"
NrOU are hereby summoned and reoujred
n to answer the complaint in this mr..
ton. OF which n; copy is herewith saryed
upon you, and to serve copy OF yonr an.
swer TO the said Compliant on the subscr;.
bers at their Office, at Anderson Conrt
House, &: c., within twenty days after the
services OF this summons on You. exciusiye
of the day of service. o~''"'''0
II you fail to answer this complaint with.
In the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the eum Of f;vs
hundred and forty -nine collars and e;phtr.
nine cents, with Interest at the rate of Seven
per centum per annum from the fifss dav NJ
January, one Thousand eight hundred and
Eeventy:eeven and costs.
Dated Anderson G. H., 8. c., Decomber
9TH, A. D., lG77. .N''' '''
Il. 81 JOHN w. DANIELS. G. q. p. ia.'
MURRAY & MURRAY. ~
Plaintiffs AttnYncvs
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ny OTICE Of FINAL sErTLEAtENT.
Es,e s:asis:s!jfiFs<as, lAdtainislgater Of
by 8iyes notice that he viii, on Friday, the
4th day Of january, 1879, apply to w. w.
Aumphreys, Jtdgs OF Probate, for Final
Settlement OF said Estate, and d Nsehargo
theFeifon. 4g
M. i. KENNEDY, Aufn'r.
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Eveyy VFealSlI

WE are racsiyinF additions 70 our large
Stock of General Merchandise, WhlSh we
will sell lou for cash. Give us 9 call before
Deo Q. 1877 II
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70 the Defendant, "A. Berey Holland:
You will take notice that the. summons
ana complaint herein were fled in the offics
Of the CLERK of the Cont Of Comiiion PIeas
lor anaeTson Countys1and ,State. aforesaid,
oh,kne sLh day of December. 1877, and that
against your land, and ALI other propertv in in
sa;a Cosssyi end levviis... sis=:ssc:s a:a an.
object Of this action Is To- hold, your said
property, and apply the proceeds Thereon to
said complaint. s'fN0 =, .N--f'- 80 i'i
: t." MURRAY & MURRAY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
DEC IL, 1877 - S21n...sr1-l Is
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YOUR PIUTURE I

EMEMBER that I received Silver
41 Medal for the Pictures exhibited fior1,
my Gallery as the last Anderson Fair. We
are getting Q great deal Of work to do, and
faction. Evesy one should take advantage
OF the opportunity now offered them.
st43Ns J. d. HAXvVEAL,
No. Brici. Rangc.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Wslhalla, s. c., Dec. 1s, 1877. 90 -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-11

CHANGING yesterday at the local col
umrs Of the RcrsiNe Of the 9th instant.
We were both shocked and grieYed at
reading the following words: Death
and Burial Of George J. Love. We
had been intimately acquainted with
George since early in 'G3, and still kcrt
up occasional correspondence, having
written. Ill answer to letter from him.
Only few days ago. The following
particulars are from the Rtrciile:
One Of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens, Geo. j. Love, died quite sud-
denly last Saturday evening at about
ten o'clock. lie was sick only few
days, and Oh Saturday afternoon was
thought by his friends to be much bet
ter. The disease of which he died,
however-tYphoid pneumonia-is one
which in this climate often terminates
very swiftly and Yely fatally, aud it
80 proved in the case OF Mr. Love.
lie WAS born in the State Of Virginia
i'll 1880. and was ut the time OF his
death, IL years old. lIe was pion-
Ger i'll Austin, coming here from Trinity
county, California, i'll March, 1863.
Mr.. Love las been employed ly Tie
Manhattan Company for The past twelve
years, most Of the tim" rs Supcr.ntcTd-
Ont Of the Manhattan mai. lie vas
considered one OF the best mill super
intend, n;s III the State not only here,
but also at Eureka and Mineral Hill,
whelc hc had charge Of mills. He MAS
known in our city us an honest, good
hearted man, good citizen, and Il ;ruc
friend. lie held various positions. u
trust in orr city and county. having at
one time been Mayor al Tie city, and
being At the ;iiac Of his death one Of
our County Commissioners. lie MAS a
member of Lander Lodge, No. 8, T.. ~
4. NJ, anal Of ;hc Society Of Reese
feel that in Lin they have lva; Il yalua-
bio member and true brother.
His funeral, which tool; place from
the Methodist church. on Sunday, ut
o'clock, under tie auspices Of tho Ma
sonic Lodge, WAS largely attended. ;le
funeral procession (including Lander
Lodge, No. 8. +. & 4. NJ, and the
sOciety'of Reese River Pioncers) which
followed him 10 tho grave, WAS one Of
the largest aud most imposing ever seen
in Austin. Tho funera! cortcge wus pre-
coded by the Austin Brass Bind. -.
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4 Puzzled NInri.trnIr.

His Honor moved slightly in his cLni,
md leaned his elbow upon the desk be-
fore him rs lie said:
"iou arc II telegraph operator arc
your"
"Yes SIR"
'And this is your first trouLlc?"
oval, no, I've seen IL sight Of trouble
before"
"What kind?"
MOSTLY swinging trouble, SIR"
Swinging troubled" exclaimed the
Judge, lyon don't mean you've been
swung up2"
"Wal, no, was or line You Sec"
ION line, SWING on "a line; young
nan you are talking in riddles"
''lIuru! the gang just got to hoopin'
her up" '...
ooh. there WAS woman in il, was
there? we'll sir
"No, you see they was hoopin' her
up" ...
"HoopinG who up?"
"Why the whole racket yoM know,
and we was just Ic:'n 'em come, and
givin' each other stills, yon know.
Jimy"
"No familiarity yorns man: explain
yourself; do not understand you."
''lIDo! .. X. / ;um. you don't get. mt,
eli! What's The Is: Too light"
whats thnt:" asked his Eoncr.
thinking tho Operator was makiasg HGgiiiac
Of him. "whdt's thut?" Sc ''. a.
mo htili; l got sailed nnd roasted
tnu--" r'-' -. 'r''.- =.
':Saiicd aid roasted? This officer said
yon were arrested for lighting" ''..'
"um, fighting! why WAS just putting
on the automatic like, AMI the plug
broke so much"
plug! broke. automatic! ScY here
young man, what do YOU take mo for?
! WANT to know about this row ut once"
81 drop. lie was fresh. ::ai.. was go
ing 20 snatch ne aud kicked" ''''.
"Ycs; 30 oI."
"And kicked. and Tie whole thing
k'ndcr busted, you know. lis tho II big
battery ~nS grounded right III the
switch" ..''.
"Now look here, Young imam. you'll
get switched ont of this mighty quick.
e. stop or Jim 4 got taken on Ter
once. und the next thing got was
break from his nibs thcro Jerking his
thumb toward tho policornnn), and l
weakened" 70. - -. ''..' -
"Giye him sixty days" ronrcd his
Honor exciicdIy, and the operator went
out muitering something about All in
fcrnal ronsi. Ton QUGD.
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THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE.
1 H.Sth Sh5ictSl bStrSct. Of the Stat. Of NJ.
SG'S, 80 -%iiti i"r inc CuEaIJ OF Elko Jn.ctI,
Van Camp. IL snti1, EHAthsi CreeIlA Van ca,nu.
uti'hasht- Action brought IN tho district
Court Of TIE Siuih Judicial District of tLr StsI,
'T Sea ada, 'iH hnh Tor She CGinnIv a. HIIn AL
W; 'nlli'laint E!-L IN sac once Of the CLERK al
- District COsrf. 80 ..'' "
the srNTE ~ NEVADA SENDS GuIlrIScs
to'.CHLlA Van cSStr. defendant Ynu ary
n'rc' required W dypSaJ h N action br,HIrlle
rElGhi Yen 10y the a'Cse named rlaintI(I Ia the
n1ar,ct Court of the Stnth judicial District OF
thr State Of Nevada. In AAd for the County ~
i.ho and ID answer the complaint hled therein,
w'Elii 10 HayS T. lGlurivc 81 the tlay OF EcryiccJ
Aiur lht ssrT1er on yun Uf this AIimmonG-II
served HiihIn this County; or, iI EcrycI out of
This County. tat Ia this District, within twenty
daS-i "hrFvf-e, Hhhin furty days--or judS.
iucnt by drfanlt viii he tlhra against YoI,. ac-
c"rtlng IL Tie pTASeT e SeLl runlptaint, II,
std action - fFt~SEht 10 fbtAkI Judgment anal
decree uf this Court ii-sol sInS the bond of mat
TiihUhS existing DctNccn TtxSsla AMI defend
ant, Oh the gr'iIEd. 81 dcrrrtiun hs will Iuur,r
iuIiy APPEAR 10y rCfcTCncG TO the oumllaint Oh
ME ia my Office.
And yOu are htT'LY satlncl that ~ you Gall 10,
AllEnr aud AnSwNT AL com plAlnt rs above re.
qnlrc'i. thc said plaintiff will apply to the Court
Tor the Toilet thrrrln drnIaudcd.
Given under uy hand and the Scai OF tile,
bSiTicI CuaTt Of the Ninih I:S!cIaS
.t.r,,, District nf Ihr tAiS ~ Nevada CDun-
. 81 EIEn. tEs III >IJ Gr u, erni Ser
IN tile year OF UnT IITd one thousand
eight huLdrCd aud ~ Jsuty-aiL.
%. Z OREt ". Clerk.
.BTnEET wIxDLE. Plaintiff Attorneys
jIJ0d
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WEEKLY ELxo IHpEpERoENT.
suNDAY. .MAncII ~. Is11.
rhs Inauguration.

AZ lliI5 On Moud1y las. the foreign
ministers anil SECRETARIES ani attaches
vi i'7:aiivtis Iutered the Senate Cham
b,T. headed by Sir Edward Thornton,
D"an Of tic Diplomatic corps, and took
their seats in the two trout ruTs Of the
ScnEioss' chairs OH ;hc right. All the
ministers aud most Of their attendants
Acre in fell diplomatic uniform, re-
splcndrDt with gold and SILVER cImLroi-
i-rr anil glitterius EitL orders and dec.
vrntions. Besides Sir Edward Thorn
ton, EarhoIi:. the French Minister,
Count Hayas. the Austrian Minister,
Herr Veg Schlaser the German Minister,
aud Bar,u Blanc, the Italian Minister,
were especially noticeable.
When the diplomatic corp: Lad taken
the place :thsit;n them, the Chief JEs-
ticc md Associate justices Of the Sill
Prenc Court OF the UniLc,i States, all
III their rDbcJ of Office. entered. pfc-
ccdsd by the :'lnrshlI Of the Court. and
were escorted To scGts arranged ia semi
circular shape III font Of the Spna;DTs'
decks.
AZ precisely twelve O'clock the PEcsi-
deit Appeared Mt iii. mat. entrance OF
the c:ic;ubcr. arm in ARA Yi!h Gc::eral
Grant. Az they proceeded down the
aisle 10 the seats ,-escEreI for thein,
The Senators nnd al other occupants Of
the floor. rose and rc:aa:ucd standing
until they hal taken their seats. and
the galleries applarded by the clGppipg
of lIanaz aud che waving of Landl:cr-
chiefs
The Presidential party having taken
their seats in the space in font Of the
President Of the SENATE. the Senate
was called to order by Ifs Secretary.
Prayer was offered by the chaplain.
nni Mt l2:i5, the President began his
inaugural address. The address, al
though from manuscript, WIS wcll de-
Dvercd. in clear strong voice. bal the
hum Of conversation in comment. pre-
vented il from being heard nj any con-
siderable distance.
At the conclusion { The Iulltcss the
oath was administered to the PreEi-
dent by Chief Justice Waite, both
standing with uncovered hends at ihc,
front of tho PLATFORM.
Tho President was congratulated by
e1-Prosidcnt Grant, Chief Justice Waite
and n large number OF persons near
him. including many members of both
Houses Of Congressman all the Associnto
Judges OF the Supreme Court except
Clifford and Field. who were not present
dnring my portion Of the ceremonies.
President Hayes and Vice President
Wheeler. escorted by Senator McCrcary
then returned TO their carriages. The
ceremonies being concluded, tho pro-
cossion wns reformed and returned to
tho Executive Mansion, cscorting tho
President, who together with tho ex-
President aud Senator Morrill, OF Yer
mont, occupied tho open barouche Tint
conveyed the party 10 the Capitol.
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Cheeky.

Thn hnuauIn organs continue to
a;rusu Governor bradley, and mcmda-
comsly assert that lac hal, shortly ho.
foro the Compromise hill CHmc to e vote.
declared his acgnicsccnco in the iHc"s-
urc. The crrronlcry 81 these journals
would 10 amazing, wero IL mot we'll
known that they Nro obliged To earn
tho money paid them Ivy tho ho.
nanza kings, who mover pay for
inguoDcp except IL IL crcrtad In iltir
bciinii. Tho people Of tho State
know. full TGlliwho wns their frIcnd In
this emorgchrS;"and I'LL tho Bophistry
OF Yenality will utterly fail I'd deceive
them. Tho Governor explained his
vIcwa md position upon that guoution,
most fully, In bis biennial tnossn8o, and
tho enthusiastic demonstrations at Chr.
son, Just uftcF thO veto Of tho nofnrious
scheme, by crowds Of honest mcn OF
both political puriics, Is! conclusive cyi.
donco TINT hts course has been
correct nDi consistent throughout
The blcatipS Of Ilcsc pail wolves 81
quite ns i,rachcrOns m TINT Of mn,
,o,licrs, wli3 don n woolly hide to eli
irpp the uuwnry.
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The Man With tl,e Arsenic.
lFnia the Detroit Free prcss.I d.


About II o'clock yesterday morning
" Enagard.lookimg stranger entered n
saloon OH GRIND river avenue and ask
al for. glass Of beer. When his
nickel hua been ra!Sra into tho till, the
sal0oniEt took y scat and began read.
inaa newspaper. ''''''- "-"'S''
''IIrre is my last Nickel s6lrnin1y
began the stranger. when 1" B%nlIbw
this beer nm'a bcgghr aud an 0htclisL.
Tho sotld docs not care for mo--vhy
should L caro- for the :world2 I,.yill
mix poison with this, my last glnms,H 80,
lie turned to the mnu with ,hs IElper,
but the saloonist didn'Lseom to-, care.
"Ics, will poison myself aud dit
in my tracks!" exclaimed the STRANGER
in q loud voice.. '''.i &c.," '''
The man with the paper didn't look
up. '.''
$50 hero goes to end my worthless
self" continued the stranger, as ho
took out u paper and poured white
powder into the glass.
"Turowcll, cold world, farewell! Lot
them bury mu in tho sunshine or
shadow care nolr' gag ~ e
lie drank his beer. but tito SnIoonist
Ind His nose close to tho paper hnil wis
sIrlling out LiG word. Tie strhhger
started for The door. but, too mad 10
contain himself. no returned and de-
mundcd:, :
"Wiil you sit their md geo mo
poison myself and never utter n worl2"
"llayu you tnEru I.oisonF"
81 hHvU! ] just swallowed n fatal
dose of nrseuic!
"Goodw chucklCd Tho saloon. keeper,
ns he rose up. IL have regular con-
tract with the doctors, and you'll net
mo Sl2! Come in hero!"
iIc grabbed tho stranger by the neck
aud dragged hin into closet nj The
back md Of tho room, saying. IN ho
locked the dunr.
"GlGh you tool. arsenic, n& il leaves
tho lrody IN rn"im liinbSr condition.
The stranger yelled and pomHdrd,
aud explained ilInt he had only swal-
lowed ~ little chalk powdered ur, mud
after half mn hour no WIN lot out.
"You have robbed inn 81 $l2!" biz.
tcrly cNelnimcd'tIio SalGnnist, MS lIo led
the nam To The door and gave him II
Lift with his hO0t. eyes, you havO
robbed nc, ana now----"
int the stranger In without saying
good.by, and wna afterwards heard
asking boy il hc knew Of my man
who wanted to hiro gentleman TO
sf'nAc up his garden. ....
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The New Cabinet.

A TriduHe'S Washington special giTcs
the following rs n list Of President
Hayes Cabinet: Secretary Of State,
Wm. VI. Eyarts, Of New York; Secretary
Of the Treasury. John Sherman. of
Ohio; Secretary OF the Interior, Cavl
Schrrz, df Missouri; Secretary Of Wa..
Richard w. Thompson. O! lmdimnn;
Secretary q the Navy. General Charles
pcvens. Of Massachusetts; Postmaster.
General, David NJ. K"y, Of Tennessee
Attorney General, George W. AIcCrury.
Of Iowa.
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TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
l Ninth JEdlcial District. Of the State OF Ne.
Tlea. In and for the County o. EIkp.- Amelia T.
JeSC't. plaintiff. against John II. JcWetI, de.
tcnc1nt- Action brought In the District Lourt
of the Si th Judicial District Of The state ~
Nevada, In and for tho County of EIho
aud the Complaint died In the Uflce or
the Clerk Of rAII District Court
THE ST TATE or NEVADA SENDS GREETING,
to JOHN II. JEwETT. defendant. You Ir,,
hereby required TO Sppcar In nh action brought
AGAINST Sou by the AODVc named plaInIIn Ia The
district Court of the Sinth Judicial DisIrict IN
the State Of NcyadG, in and for the County Of
Eiko; aud to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days trIclusive Of the day OF Nern Icej
after the service OH you u this Sun,uOnH-ir
NrSCi within this County; or, II served out
81 this County, but In this District. within Al
days; OthrrWi-c, within 10 days-Ur Judgment
10y default will or taken against you. ., rordinr
to 'he prayer 81 raid com plaIut. TlI.. naI,l nr
ton IA brought To obtain ! Judgment OF hi.
Court. dccTrr1ng that the bonds Of InatriruOIv
thiH ihf trtSIcn plaintiff hIll defendant H.,
ulsSuHr'l. On tie grIuIIIIs Of hnLItuaI. vnu.x
uTunhrnhtrs. and for extreme cruelty: and tLaI
IhS pI.lhtin have tho custody VI the minor
chliuP-h' mentioned In the cIImp,AIut, and for
huch other AMI further relief A. to the Can't
may srrin 1uht and equitable in tho prcluIs.. =,
Will more teiiy appear ny TrIcTenrr to tho rn,n.
plant on Me III my "riec, \ ertInetl runv nT
which accompanies This writ And you ur,
rSsr said romulalnI ~ sIoTe resInirrJ ~.
said rilhIiLn viii apply 10 the Court far 49,. 80
lief tht rim demanded. ' ~
Given under Iuy hand and the s.,I II, ,h,,
DtNtrtSi Court Of the Ninth Juil'i.I
T,yN, biStrfet Of the State Of \, yaIi, C',',,
~ Of Elfo. this 10th t,ay of I,1,,,nia'n
In the year Of our Lord una Ihou,a,ri
eight Hundred aud seVcnty-sIx.
- %. + GREEN, Clerk.
L. WINES. Attorney for plainiin. IICoi .
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silver Advancing,

Tho London Money .VwlH Rrritw
Snys that the Eauk OF France has AM
nOunced that j! will hereafter make all
ynnces upon bar silver ut ono per cent
per aunmn with II margin Of ten per
cent in the French rentc$dcrosited with
tho bnnk. This is return TO tho CTS
tom prevailing before the pnuic in sill
yer. lis effect will 10 TO steady, the
market. and it mny DO regarded ns All
indication Of fnith in tho future OF silver,
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@eNEssHRpWwzsn
Speaker RamdoiI's Remarks nj the

SPEAKER RamdnrI's Remarks nj the
Closing OF the 44u Congress.
At iiy0 minutes before I2 O'Clock Oh
Monday last, Speaker Randall, rising
from his seat in tho House, delivered
his vnlediCtory adlreEs, in tho follow.
ing languages:
"Gentlcmon Of tho House OF Repro
Sentntives--Tho Spcakership, always
responsible. OnerouS and full OF eInbar.
rnssments. Inns mt this session iInp0sed
unusual md vcxatious burdens. l have
discharged the duties Of the high posi-.
ton with unfulteIing confidence in tho
cHndor and fairness Of tho House aud q
rcsolntn purpose TO do right at every
hazard. For tho frat timo in Innny
years n Democratic House Of Ropre.
scnintiYcs has occupied this hill md
responded with untiring industry to the
universal sentiment for reform OF ,bis
Government mud tho establishment of
pence throughout tho republic. Frnud
nid corruption havo been exposed and
made odi0us, tho expenditures Of the
| administration have boon ouprIuouulv
reduced, II" now tnXca have hncn levied,
| and every description 81 undue appro.
rIiaiion 81 public money prevented,
IN iiIia regard this liouJo has moi uub.
! liz demand and cyIa J{atiou. IN
JcFGct Ia political cvcIIt.' tho Scss.
ion has hccn ono ri tho. most
critical IN nHr history. The mn.
J"'iIy in n,is .IIojnr. hslmscnling The
| majority 90 all the votes in tho Union.
nma az SO believe and know y inaioritv
Of tho clec!o'G duly choGoltnl tlio.Tcceut
election for President md Vice I'rcsi.
! dent, las hocm made Ia cllDUso hctwpcn
ncInicsccnCC IL. ugurualiDn, or rcarhinu
right, thWrNh civil eSnnauiton. Tic
Democratic ,lar:y %ioldcd temporary
l"ssonHion ri tho administration rather
thnu entail upon Tho people civil war
WITH ell its altruhant horrOrg. TLcrr
az" tgu'o who sill condemn the pcr.,I;,.
sleh We NAV" given 1" no rcs0lC OF 4
Ia" which "hs not administered 81 IN,
bri'is nf It's erection. nor M wc.hslieyc
accofGihgtD tho letter Of ia proYigiOhs
"o haro done nll This in ptifntcn CO K
tho danger Of uner"by and ,,Dlb9d. shed
limo will SQruly .rontgYty, hiia;Trong,. 10
thero iS In lilo ApcrtcuiSmjndH Il. dali,
to do Justice; no mnst await that rom
'ody' 1t must como, impatient ~ ",
may ho for Its arrival. Until that ",
'dcmnRd, as NO hayo a. tight TO demand
tho rOign Of equal jusliQe, that III
sword. shnll cease. 10 stjko PROSTATE tn
governments Of States. TINT, tho, civil b
superior to tho military rule. oyd TIM
The. people shall be freed now and fol
ever from the slIacklcs OF recent mis-
government.