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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

MANIruLATING AT Dogwooi Neck Precinct, 1.
Horny County, Capt. Il. G.. Dunn, candidate
for Comptrollcr-Gcneral, received 10 votes ; but
by mysterious change of the figure l, 80 votes
were returncd--thc transformation wasA iir- &C.,
ether hand with different colorod ink but
IfBspstotal remained as bcfore-evidently over
looked. AT Simpsons Creek, in the same Ccun-
ty two voteswere received by the same candi-
date but wien the returns were afterwards
eXamined-presto, change! - votes appeared.
The managers swear that changes have been
made in the figures since the returns had left
their hands, The whole affair was ventilated
eets'-'S commissioner Wilkes, yesterday. Why
- 'his mus? Gen Haygood is elected without
the shadow of doubt:
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JSndSlS y-ens SSf2srrY Wasbington
broughtthe Democratic Electoaal vote of South
CnroliSa to Washington, says that, if the Elec-
tors nrApermittcL, they will show that South
,Carolina was carried fon,Hayes by gross frauds.
They promise to show that ] 600 women voted
for Hayes, and that in one district, where Hayes
bad y majority of 2S7, M single vote was re-
corded for Tildcn, and this last fraud it is said,
was accomplished by the Republican clerk of
the County Board.
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nrA AEomplaints are made to us against pub.
lishingS many old advertisements. We'll, we
wOuldb greatly pleased if we could leave them
out. as they are "dcad matter to us-lnost Of
them having bcepsrdered out and we get scarce
ly a dollar for them but as we have no new adj
vcrtscmcmts TO insert in their place and it would
involve an expense Of 5000 year for an extra
printer to set up ncw matter every week, we ar
compelled to kccpthcn in. Ifthosc who grumblc
about it will send us 2JO new subscribers, uaid
in advance, Wei invest the Whole amount in
printer for that purpose. Let MS hear from you.
gentlemen.
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The state of South Carolina.
CONNTI or INION,
In the Court of Probate.

Bl JOS. +. GIST, Judge of Probate in Union
County.
NJ lEREAS Levi Sparks and Elirhas Ecar-
W den, hath applied to me for Letters of Ad,
mnistraiion Oh tho Estate of ". j. SPARKS lote
of Union Coz nty, deceased
these are therefore TO cnu and a,lIaonish nil
ana singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to he and appear before me at n
Court Of Probate for the said County. to bc ho,
den at Union Court House on the fifth day Of
February 1877, at 10 o clock 4. NJ. to show cause
if any, why the sail Administration should not
be granted,
Given under my hand and the Seal Of tia
Court, this Nineteenth day of january a.
y. 1877, and III The l0lSt year Of American
AhH'Pcrdcncc jos. F. GlST, .~
Judge of Probate.
Jan 20 Gt#
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affSuch returns anu 'l'tlcTs SlIrrl oFched by
him in the presence Of the two houses, when
met aforesaid, nnd read by the tcllers. and nj!
such returns and papers shall thcrcuTon be sub
mitted to the judgment and decision, 10 which
is the true and lawful electoral vote Of such state,
of commission constituted @s follows Du-
ring the session of each house Oh The Tuesday
next preceding the first Thursday in February.
1877, each house shall, by viva vocc vote. ap-
p0irt five of It's members who, with the five
sociaie Justices of the supreme court of the Uni
ted States. to be asceriaincR as hereinafter pro
vilcl, Shall constitute Il commission for the de-
cision of all questions upon in respect of such
double returns named in this section On the Tues
day next preceding tho first Thursday in Eebrua
ry, 4. ID. 1877, or rs soon thereafter as may b"
the associate justices of the Supreme Court Of
the United States now assigned To the lst, Sd,
%lh and 9TH circuits shall select, in such manner
as n majority of them shall deem fit, another
Of the associate justices Of said court, which
five persons shah be members Of said commits
sion and the person longest in commission Of
said five justices shall be the president of said
commission yhe tnephsesRe ecommission
shall respectively take and subscribe the low
ing oath: 81, -, do solemnly swear
Tor affirm. rs the case may be- that will i'm
partially examine and consider all questions
submitted to the commission of which | am n
member. and true judgment give thereon,
ngrccabiy 10 the constitution and the laws. So
help me God - Which oath shall be filed with
the secretary Of the senate. When the commits
sion shall have been thus organized il shall not
he in the power Of either house to dissolve the
snnir. or To Withdraw any of - members: but
il any such senator or member shah die or be
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NArIONNL DENoCRhrlC CONvENTIoN.- - Wash
mgtoR, JGR"nry lS.-Thc Executive Committee
of the Democratic Committee met tonight, Mr..
Hewitt presiding. Resolutions were adopted au-
thorifing the Chairman and Secretary of the
committee to call meeting of the national CON-
mittcc at an early day, if they think it ncccssa-
ry, in relation to the proposed national comvcn-
iion Of The democratic party, 10 bc hell ~ his
city Fchruarv -
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Es9- 1t is now reported that new Office is TO
be created in thc army for thr special bcueft Of
Grant. il which he will out-raQk Gen. Sherman
and be again placed at the head of the army
T,'u rank of Field Marshal is 10 be created for
him, in imitation Of the European Military or
carnations.
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If there is one thing we dislike more than
any other, in editing a,,newspaper-except dun
ning-it is writing an apology to our suoscri-
bers; and only in an extreme case, when we felt
it due to our readers as well as ourself would
we 10 so. The past month has been one OF
great annoyance to US, and our patience has
been sorey tried. In the course Of more than
thirty years of editorial life we have never met
with so many difficulties and unforeseen obstruc-
tons in issuing our paper and delivering 1t TO
subsocibers- Naturally, we hear great COM
plaint, and we are not surprised at it. Persons
who subscribe for paper expect to receive it
regularly at the appointed time. and when it
does not arrive they are disappointed and must
grumbc. p
or course no one expected us to issue paper
Christmas week, when everybody claims Il holi-
day-printers includcd-but il was natural that
everybody should expect a paper tho week af-
forwards. In this our subscribers were dsap-
pointed, not from any earthly cause, but in con-
sequence of the snow-stCm which prevented
the Railroad from bringing freight, of any kind,
to this place for two weeks, and our paper laid
at the Spartanburg depot the whole of that time.
1t arrived there a week before we needed it, but
did not get here uGtil week after our first pa
per for 1877 should have been issued. Thus, it
will be seen it was fault of ours that the
TINES was not issued that week.
Our paper of the 18th was issued and mailed
"0"--.---.-lz.s-i----.- received wc can
not tell the reason.
Last Thursday we did not send the papers TO
the Post Office until l,tcr hour ,J,n ,,su,I. ,,,,
,that would not have prevented their being mail
Cd had not our Post Master been taken quite
sick that night and unable to give his personal
attention to deiy cring the mails 10 The Mail ri
ders the next morning. We take occasion here
to state that Mr.. Gess, the Post AIastes, has ai.
ways been very accommodating TO Us. Fre-
qucntly it has been impossible for us to get our
papers to the Postofiice until long after the of
flee closed, but Mr.. Goss has been kind
being at the Office early enough the next morn
ing to mail and send them forward. Had he
been able, he would have done so last week, but
the young man who delivered the ip,al bags
knew nothing about the Offices on thS different
routes, and if he had known, not having the.
key. heoousr -.-rr3teB-iss-sseenrcsi in il,
pouches, consequently they were left in the Of
flee and will be sent 10y this mail.
We regret these Sstures more than any snc
elsc but they were beyond our control, ccnsc
qucntly no reasonable ressSn will blame us.
!. No one will lose n number o.,thc paper when
te fail to issue it, because we extend the time
N his subscription that much. The loss is ours,
az we have to pay our-prin;crs and rcn; Just y
the paper had been issued
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GSA,. The te-slL of Mrs. james Mcfrath was
announce I'm the Charleston papers last week.
fs Mg6rath -sssr born in this town and here
she Feo~sSrl her education. She was n genial
companion anu ,many now living here have
PLEASANT memories Of tue deceased in the
sSris,tly Naria FlanpisS when she mingled
with them in their school-d.y ioys and trials.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

Bay" Northern Democrats who visit u$ay
they have no doubt that Tilden will be ina Igu.
rated President of the United States on th{ 18th
of March next.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

-N-rctcr Caublc, the notS Il Grccuvill, Black
smith, who for SO pt"ny yNsrs kept his anvil
ringing in llc diHpdatcd bSlding onthe lot
corner of H""e'""9 and Main strccts, much to
the annoyance of the ch,crprising citizens of
that city, dicd last Thursday. JIG was nearly
ninety years old.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

Gsiy~ Mr.. Asa Smith aas been appointed b
Gov. Hampton as Jury Commissioner of hi
County. The appointment y good one ln
in everyrespect satisfactory 70 tae people. :.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

gs8. The Legislature of New Jersey Jaw,
elected John Il. Mcphe-son, Democrat, UStct
States Senator, in place of F. 7. Frclnghu,J ION
Republican
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NLAIS9S

EMBREE.-NIarried, on the
1S:h inst, by Rev. j. Gibbs, MIR. OLlNTnus
GnEGoEY to Miss l.avlNiA iiEMREEE, all Of this,
County. y.
DAWKINS-UAEKIS.-- Married, on the 9TH
inst. 10y Rev. J. S. Eailcy. Mn. MUNRO DAwK-
ms to Miss MARrn Harms, all of this County.
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WHAT ISEnorGIFr OF TuE ioINr REroRT.-.
The report of the jeint;,commttcc is,seeccivcl
with general satistactiouE 1t will be combattcd
by the more ultra Of both parties. 1t is regar-
dcd as indicative OF the choice of Tildcn and
Wheeler. Sensible people see no chance for
Hayes in any e the features of the proposed
bill. The Democrats of the House held u eau
Gus tonight and General lunton discussed the
proposed bill. Another caucus for consultation
will bc held on Monday.
The four Associate Justices Of the supreme
Court who iurm part of The commission, aad
WIN. NJ strong, CTeP'D seventh Circuit, Da-
vid Davis, lib. Rcp.): Eighth Circuit, Sam
uel +. Miller, (Rep)
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Bay- About twenty prisoner -murdercrs, in
aendi"ries. bieves e.--wers a ; - ssf.;hs s,,;
Jacksonville, (Ffs:1 Jurr 70 polls, on election
day, with Republican tickets In their hands and
voted III spite of the protests of honest citizens.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

~" The Chairman of the Board of county
commissioners having refused TO recognize J, S.
Mobey as Auditor Of this county, the board of
Jury commissioners could not be organized con-
sequcntly no jurors hay, been drawn for the
next term of Court Efforts are being made
however, to have an Auditor appointed, so that
the law many be compiled with in organizing
the board. As the time spcsjfc1 in the law for
drawing the jury has passed, but it being actu-
ally necessary tlqt n Court should he held, it is
confidently expected that, under the circum-
STANCES, no objections will be made to the jurics
if the Judge congludcs to hold court.
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TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTION

Ss13" Felix Hale, of this County, las ben
drawn to serve for the April term of the Unte
Statsc Court, as n petit Juror.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26
, The Markets.

UNIoS Jam. 25.-Cotton-Sac 100 bales II 20 ll31.
CoLuMm Ian. 2i-Co;ton steady -middl''g ll4@ r.
Sales 53 bales.
CisAtIrasros, Jan. 23.-Cctton frm-middling 1875;
net receipts 500; sales 2OOd.
3 MN 9aEk, Jan 23,-Ai"ucy L. Gold T06,i. Exs!
chanrc-l"ns i.S:i'.; short ISL. Cotton tmcr-upand
IL Orleans Is I-lG sales 10
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 23.-tUtton market GuiCtcr-mid-
dliug upulS :; midliug Orleans BIG sales 10 900;
efeeulILfbn and cXrnIt 2NNN; rec, iIls I2.!gO
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.'OLD PETE. ."-Thc report that Gen. Long,
street had unrcservelly acknowledged the cleo
tiou Of the Democratic ticket in Louisiana proves
to be true. The following telegram was sent by
him to President Grant, on the day that Cover
nor Nichols was inaugurated;
EEw ORLEANS, january 6.
To PrcSidrRt Grohi Hdshiytoa, ID. G.:
Gen. Nichols was to-day inaugurated Cover
nor of this State amid enthusiasiic demvnstra-
tons of patriotism that sffenM be gratifying to
every american citizen. telisye him fairly
elected to the Office to which he has been induc-
ted, and that he will maintain peace and good
-ersser throughout the State. | beg, therefore,
that you will maturely consider the premises.
notwithstanding adverse sensational dispatches
that may reach you.
Most respectfully, j. IoNGsTRSET.
: '-Fhis places .old petn, on The right limo and
we do not despair of seeing him and Gen. Early
on good terms again. They come to an.
agreement about Gettysburg, agree to disa-
gree, without firing any long letters at each
ohcr.-NeicS and Courier.
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'rce-scoreryrSNMnd tcnt y

ca" "a streets are ankle ieep, IN mud
Since the snow has melted il has raired almost
every day, and our roads and strcchlare in an
aw'"! co"Nion Intercourse betwcGa thStown
and County hash been impossible for weeks, which
interier,s with 6Nsnc>s very materially: The
boys keep out Of the mud by walking on stills,
but us old folks have to wade throughlit. ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-26

Bsl Mcssrs. \. Irwin $40, have punhoscd
the Stock of bugs, &c., formerly 6wned6y DR..
j. \. Moore & Co. MIR. Irwin Va ousef tbe
most competent anil careful Druggists IN the
State, and is also very excellent youui man,
ard we hope he will receive as he dcSck kcs, a
liberal share Of the public patronage. :
ADVERTISEMENT came too late for this WIKI
4
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4 Me State of South Carolina,
COEETY or UNION,

In the Court Of Probate.
by JOS. +. GlST, Judge Of Probate in Union
County.
WTHERE4S,J c. Shc;tlesworth hath applied
w toE~for ettersaS-ldministratio on the
County, deceased
fheSAgprc tlcrcl"ry TO cite and .ailmQnish MI
and Singular the kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased to bc and appear before me at n
Court of Probate for the said & unity, to- be hol-
den at Union Court House on the Tenth
day OF February, 1877, mt 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO
SHOW cause if any, why Tic said Administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho
Court. this twcnty-second day of January
y. u. IS5I and i'll the lOlst year of Ameri-
can lnlcncndcnce. JOS +. GlST.
Jan. 2G, 1877 3 2,4
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Tho WAY the Figures Lied.

COLuMBIA, Janunry l7.-An important reve-
lation, assuring the election Of Gen. ilagood as
omptroler.General, has just Keen officially ss-
tablished
a week ago the Democrats who attended the
investigation Of the returns by RSteres Wilkes
detected the fact that certain returns had been
tampercd with. The fraud was bluuderngly
done, as the inserted figures were in ink of
different color from thst of the original.
note was made, but nothing was said and gem
tleman sent to Horny County for witnesses.
These witnesses were the Republican managers
at Simpsons Creek or MILL and upon their ar
rival this ing the matter WIS pointed out to
(Rep.b 32 votes. These Republicans testified
that lie received but nt tha,.poli, and tho '3'
had been prcfxed after the returns left Horny
County. In the other instance 10 had been
similarly altered TO go or go. 0.'-NeWs and
Courier.
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nEe-. The Political status of this State III un-
dcrgonc>ho change since our last. Gov. lamp
ton still holds on, firm and confident and tn people
are paying taxes to him. Chamberlain bcps
guard of cornfcld negroes around ~ State
House: but wha: for is a great mystcE. OF
course it is patriotic service for then is no.
ftShncc Of their ever gcttimg paid.
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The trools have rsJurne4 The forty rounds Of
fmmuntion which was iSstkd to them about The
time it was thought they would have to wade
waist deep in rebel gore. The boys arr
agrccnhly disarpOin,c .-9iSgsicr.
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Gov. Hampton has rc-app, Sntcd Mr.. Van Tas-
sail County Auditor for Oransoburg County -
MIR. Van Tassal is the present AUDITOR n Re
publican. good officer, and thoroughly in ac.
cord with the Hampton Administration.
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HAMPTON TAXES.

IT WIZ. he atflfe places named, for the purpose
4 Of }eceiying Contributions Oh account of
Taxes.
Fish Dam Monday, January Doth.
Santuc-Tucsday. January Both.
iGoShen Hil-Wcdnesday Sanuary 31st.
Cross keys-Thursday, February lst.
Gib1TzFr Friday, February ID. $~
raytcSville-Nelnesday ,'february 7th.
= c adcYsyllc -%.ursday, February Sth.
e. TGoings-Friday, February 9th
Jonesvlle-Tuesday February 18TH
All other days Sundays cxccpted) nj Union
Court House until the 10Th of February.
JOHN =. THOMAS,
Special Agent.
Jan. % g y,
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from the station mentioned above lIc~Ts about
six feet one two inches III hoisht, slaEAsAbls.
dark hair with moustache and g0atSe. 1Ns Il
down look, with tlorid complexion. =
. Ii' Since the above was Put in typ5 5sSc learn
that Smith has been surrendered to thS Sauthor-
itcS. Tier, is no doub; the man Is Of unsouni
mind.
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The dwelling Of Abram Dauncrly, n coioycd
cx.mcm bcr of the Legislature from Orange
burg who voted fur Hampton, has been burned
To the ground and hc norr"wly escaped nth
his life. Rcdpalh will please po,icc
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b. During ihcNpast year five of our ~
Lady residents have died in this town
WAS taken from us Mrs. S. a. Dogan, N
Julia Joiner, then Ms. Mcllwain, III
Smi,hs an'l last week Mrs. Mullinax y
to her everlasting rest. Each of thess
-Ln'!ics Mad iivel beyond t!,s.;tlo.
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E..y" It is truly gratifying to read the rprts
from aEoycr the State Of the promptmcSs 'hhe
people in paying the Hampton Taxes. lntcry
County We have heard from more than hat the
amount called for has been paid. and the 1cas
urcrs Offices are still crowded with tax crs
anxious to respond to the call of their Govrnor
to sustain the goy.sraI9ept .a ~ tasI have eieetSi
Already the necessary demands of the Atc
institutions have been rclis-od, and everybl-
lar paid into the State Treasury is beingts-
burscd honesty and equitably among them. No
political cormorants hang around Gov. Hap
tons Office, to grab the taxes asthey are reccibi;
no personal claims upon hc Treasury are b.
silcred but the whole fund is discrcctlybd
economically aaricl to the Legitimate prctg
wants of the chH~xhI" a"l r"n"' "~tituf's
u Tie stale
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ncntly worthy IL Mentions and patronage of
our citizens: W believe it is The duty as well
as the interest q. he people in the upper Coun-
ties to support, ILLEGALLY, sound and entcrpris-
ing democratic raier, like the Register, in Cc-
l"mbia. We get liter news ofnll kinds by it,
and it never fails, % come with the mail
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\ lorNG LADY STABBED ELvvEy TIMEs.-rhc
community OF WiltamSton is shocKe.lhy mo f
IiaGoIie"l outrage "Wednesday night, between
.ne hours org and 4oToek, Miss piassn, u,
'i",,'; hannsvme ana very ~rests sHle- -yoQpg fasY,
liamstcn, was sMbbca IA eleven or twelve differ
ent places on her pers5n by her lover, one Law
renee Smith, who resides near Golden Grove
Station, on the Grccnvlc and Columbia RSSr<
road: Smith has been visiting the ,yo,Ps1ady
Tor the past six - eight months, and it's snip.
posed that in bis failure to gain her atlkions,
lie concludefts tase her life. lie iv<6csa her
to accompany him shpr, distance from her
fathers .llousc, and then. stabbed her with
knife until her condition is avery critical one.
\ warrant has been issutd. for the wretch,
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say" DR.. J (P. Thomas, Gov IIamptOn's Agent
for collecting ten per eeSt, of the last years
taxes, opene4>his books 'ff}the County Commits
sioncrs oG!ics last Tuesday morning. Dr. J. y.
Moore hnltho honor of ael -.Ahe Ars' man who
paid; X. W. shand, MO, and~eharlcs B0t',
Clerk of the Court, followed. Neither of these
gGp~.hca confined theyh hsclvcs to thc 10 per
cem, but paid all they gould, feeling assured
flat their receipts would be recognized when
the regular levy was made anAdcmandcd.
The people of Union wilLhow show their de-
vo'ion to the I!amIg Igosgovcrnmcnt by prompt
and liberal response to the call made upon
them.
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nG4~ The columbia Register is one of the
staunchcst and most readable Democratic papers
in the State, and always contains the latest and
most reliable maykct reports and news matter.
II fought good fight for the straight ticket
in tic'%st election and deserves the support
Of the whole>peoplc,of the state.
blr. j. I. Sqticr, ohe of the finest litlc-big
men wc know, IL now in our town canvassing
pr subscribers to;hc Register, and We highly
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: BY" The CiarlGon JoTrnrI Of Coamcrcr,
COLUMBIA l'egis'c' and o~se,, Vile Nsrs are
squabbling about which was the first to advocate
Il esraight-out policy in this State. The Nt,cs
and Cow'cr puts its fnlcrnto the pie and claims
that thS ANDERSON I"tcryrHc"r was the first aL-
-yscnss out the feSQyiilehcus bap;sed it. OF
Course the little Union Tins is ignored allogcth-
er' although it stood the Interest fire frosSthe
Cha"berlafu4iemocratios press, before any of
them. Wsdont care asysd about it, but we
can prove by our files t6atsbcfore the convcn-
<"h mee'th' dominated CarPs.ter and Butler,
we opposed FHhy eompromiseyrith RaaiiGe.- Su
Z tbc c,o, tict.,,I That's ~ ~