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Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
GaHaoa.

WOntrsal. Se %fiuanthells @nrrer
lpnss at pGre i Ell trusnoe Sorfat.
ming, % man sr banse for, at Bet
fan enee | en- f%ulcitUnois Yanlf.
Basfsrns bar liot fore Sab psh for.
lflelli9e b%stposliec Sallttsr lamtiois
mso. at De neppe bar ilsnt iuEosrliS
/ oenne paa lterrs Smietnins iaa
iattiss 8io.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Sor(RjeGi9t.

@aibInStons 5colclscus. ben 22os
8ebrnar. isitlisbolotes ruuct ON i
9annet. Ger er Gale ON. at oeiaa
Yr9Ncent 9incolns Scolslsca8 bur.
DC blipe Ell national Sellisoa9.
- Gn Srsrieosl af BsiolfninSsu |
IOrtb Carolina itaI lite iunne l@le
| BOG.
"5iF. unipsrftb" i Ssnnssies, ct
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01

fere Waltiner til &nusning al 8res.
hopper. loet Be ia9er Dc iOritieIlies
Spiinoeller til Wcnitre.
- Sra Douglas eountp. Wimns.
loia. fla9ss Der oper. at llDenss Gal
tOger ~Oucrbnanb.
Sulst bar meo 81 Stlmmer mob
36 bcluitst, at SeoSitrai for WOrb
after ltal inofgrss / Statsu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Wiidigau.

SObn GOnoIps Sus i SbiapasiC
eounlD brenoie iioiis llse. Sarl
ls!u o9 TO Conner Hap berfva msc
nosls iemmeIla ilsmms Brauolaar.
men lem al bans Born miiteos 81.
oct. ltlsut Der blsu aiOrt MIt iOr at
reooe benz.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
NtinHejOtd.

0olfet / Sttertail eOuntp bar paa
snfslte Stscer bolpt Weoe for at
trGfe SOranltaItuiuscr moo Sr@s'
boppsrne. Ser ital fiebeS nosle
"Sovpsreuscrs." % siter Dem iom
@iopsl ltal Der iabrlterss Ell bel Del
amors, iaa at SpelesSslleu fan or''
pcs / let Stors. Oct oil man men,
lis ioss at iaa lat isicnnsm, at Jar
merne tan Iaa 8et til lslp al Iabrl'
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Nj. l.. McCONN,
Surgeon Dentist,

Sria crsr @uaihcns Sarerart Stcrs.
DEBORAH, Iowa,
iilaesr no bsrpeo al bttlenct9lsre
for ale o. enbpsr. Der tiltr9nssr
sanclass. at ban bar iaset fat DO
pal i 0ccorab. vi, Slass Mrbaos,
~bsnbsrenes til min Yroiesion. no-
ieres mso itsrlte Nsiasii8bee.
w. z. Meeoun.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Blof Hipsr Sails, 21pe sSebr

BIof 8Iuer Sails. 2lpe sSebr.
Oct sr iO~ruuosrllgt. bpor sOot
@eir. bi bar oct sr li9siOm / Npril
suer Wai, neltsn life en- Snehrf at
ls ON Nrtisrne folot % pInterligt,
men ON 9aaen paymt iom ON
Sammersn.
SEQ CT Del iorneiei mto "SCeo.
rab. Yoitsn" os eniter Sem alt SsIo
% Srsm9anQ. Nbonnsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01

81. Heoofter! Sisleen er nOgst
ira Selper at lrie / 9sres 8lao;
Dog funos ott moalft lutercsiere 0e.
res mango eGlsre of here llot n9r.
mere ON Dor 8p Gen CT mcect
mutt beii9asnoe % bttlsnot Tor I'm
Sflenbeb. &i bar Der TO "Orpgooes.
Storss", TO potsIsr ire SmeoeD9rf.
iteosr, IRE Sfcma9erbuiIfer ct Streo.
osrp9rtftso % nre SnsofsrbGrflteoer.
3il 8aarsu lfal Soncs % 5amnGs
beopnos at bauols meo SsrnDdru.
5Orrsinin9erne fl benne &lnter. iom
paa andre Sieoer. me0et llaue. men
ui bar bet 9aGb, at bst ital ON life
ret lGnse blioe bebre. = 9eiper og
Smseu er Ell WGngoe Norite, ION
bar iOmlsi ia til eli Wenlgbeo. Der
beijsnss al YaiiOr Stub ban sr Ell
me9st fiuf % niotlGr Wanc | 1T
Ralo.
Ut Blbliotbct. beitancnos al ON
trent 200 Bino, bar ri o9laa, bpiI.
fst or ct bpBscllet Slosiorhrlu / Dc
LANCE @intuaftsner.
Nbonuent.
NB.-0a Oct Suriae al Brsuet
er al en- ina peionii9 aarafICr,
at bet muIieens funot bragg WOpar.
iltIsr eilsr lig. Inoia8ss Del life. !
Oct SeIs taset maa pore Gbonnenter
lirips iis bag Srst. al ri plI boloe
port BIao irii for &lGplerier.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01

Nortbw0ob &orth So, Soma. !
ben 20be 6sbruar 1877.
@sirst sr ualminoeIis imutt. %
5iosrne unlminoslie bnaroc. Sea
bar nslOp issi en- "9oppsr". ION bar
uotlGffet i Gourtboule Sqlare Der.
iteos. Sen er omirent ! CONNIE
lang % ipHes n~oflaa %iorneiet meo
I'm nbs 5lIperrlie. Mau oil iorieas.
ON ben fan bIipe iorfieIei eIIer Fl.
ser sr tsmmeIl9t title o9 tun ioa
Npbtber. 0creS y.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Mlcnc omboro.
(6n pirttIis SeSicsnbse.)

(6n pirtslis Sesipsnbse.)
8siitcrmsn par 'ommen. ben irosttbt @iait
Biloi icr ben frsm rpsr Staetu
On bpineo % peb. mems ben iefs Jiett
III Slaee blp bpirplses Fort rptr @anen.
&uifns rpitee, naar Stsotm tom.
@renene braf, 9 {r9er falot ON.
J Stusn man bciiitcs anseit pte Sragsne
"@ub. bpilfsi gtir bpcr bet bonner ON
3altns."
Men uee pIi @Irst let ftuiee Z let!
Stormsn Zen bpleo o. raiep,
Slssr % Stoer q Sfam eit ct.
ON Nliisn ilsi S<iltns Tase' % laitp'.
Sslssrns piloi cctr Stisrsns trat.
Sraat run c Sranc, iaalanst SpnSt bit
rat.
"a par Rsesn fer pel paa mlnssn en-
Shles.
Rtns biemmt man bah icr be aiars perurs.
sanat nee paa &,dusi 81 9Th erp M
81 8oiit feI @slseTnes Hansr.
J Ail5n est rel. o. nalr Slssrns fem.
Det tnassb o. bras,n Soltsr q Rleer.
D2silnsn plr bcrit. o. Stibtt par lRf.
Sclitns iratit, o. Wceet par RAT;
Yal irseis Qassn Be iieo all pee 4umperns,
Oe iaa Stita lem Sras % f5 islU gaa
S%iumgtrns.
zal fem er an Rat fulo at 8seisl o.
Nse.
gll Scrlis rare aas tsrteis.
GRen Stbtt par seeL g pla sliitu BET
heo.
- Ndret belpue,e pee 0l53rp Al lsits.
asyianm Fserrrsoe Sul latis III
q Yumpsr ilanJ. men q lpiirs man ril.
&c ils all an Selu. lem nte mee esm
~ipliens.
Il Rsed5nal bain. r9 mart lin h rraieet.
aayiunsn btfalt, ban blr ~ bspor.
Nu vsr lc Selrsi ii lloS.
gVen ait boae ban ialie, oar ieilcte Cre
"oau tunne lc ilv 9la mte BON. tets ban
rllft."
San cii,e ntm tlarit3. Al 6lrsn plr raj.
III slllta rtm bar. emit enc, ztjbtt Var
tai
Il rvise pal ce'otL iom 81 os icrRor BAN.
zistt ira @crbs g usitli irrlep BAN.
Ger fioo ban alsns IN altrs glno.
ara: on mseis. til alt ban irTn8T.
III lls,in5t tra5i nj ScriptUl,litns 6ano.
q ban Ter. bOer n ierns ~ LANCER @
lRHJtr.
u ipj5isee Rcoet. Altnt cmbcro
cpcr fanetes nj mn et irdisuN Scr?
gnla iant ban auR. a / pterie Rseen
8rst ban til ggnnsn cm Birdie til Cscen.
"a 9saneu sav after ham gRcest i5ltn
"A arliitn / Mldtd a gene;
Obi isr oar ban enc, beT ranei ian an Sen,
eln fslts. MAJ par ban ii LANCER altut.
8clts c. ineis tan ereners alt.
0tt car 70 bans sTu % hans Sel'aTe
bet slaieI! -
gse Sch nj ban cp Il Ilr remote alnet.
a mart iilse Ran Cart meo eeH bllpiunt'
ne Stuot.
gsicrer mcc Grslaao ban aurien III fat,
Et fetn sanisruum tanets.
MRcu Stprmsn 100 Ill n ot le 10 pla
Rlt.
Sistn 1cs cpsr. hen trait @ tTInete.
Glto bels Scrtriplditns araii trS ban lat
~ tlamree f3 iat nj et itlrlreHee &at.
nan iiclee pll SsIrsu ~ ilbts Fl Weoet,
gte bans ioialg isHfts han NET. ban itee
bet.
zaa irc ban ptS 8crtt rtr 0ds W utr
Rat,
"a iift for Sartn ban blsSnee.
uRen 6alnnen lIap ~trafiies bet tna5enes
@at.
"a paa treble Tasen tseieitlss ban ieanse.
opac barrie ian MI ior 1T gce ~ Seic9r!
,Sntt? - " MI par jun %lRlwn BAN
mar.
Zen, icm bietil BAN blalr. a til Slut cilos
iristt.
"a after ban tcm fs. plr Sanest inStt.
Sicrmen par itilnst, en- aIttr irer
lle imce BAN. lce Ssilsn blfts.
oau IA BEN i'm Stiain9 % Mt iaa cnIbcre
Sirt D,lue ira d. tn9eIi'e >matis.
Snart eittr lda Stittt i~cristsi I oacn,
"a uipen ON esno loer cen Slattes Narn.
Oct par BAN reg Sutei mco ett, Al bans
5dnfsr
I 1rcns Sacn barrie tlltst ut antsr.
y. y.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
VJ NHe FFITHe w TFVNIYe OVVt
oct itDrc gtDrOuclten.
Nen rnelte Wifnne
StH tHtTIt VItHNtH
mcllcnI
Chicago, Milwanfce, ct. Saul
Oh IliuucapptiS.

Ssu aisuuemlster imuffere eaneifas
Der mee mere iterarteee Seenerier, N
paslsrsr siennem here 6~crretniuas' ~
Srmmerfcrusieliesfe oer ene uNen an
ben Sernbane | Wcrepefsn. Den snefs
Sernbane sinie Der siennsmtarsr sprs
MisdShppis Cal . Tloc
N web safs Yepins BREEDER.
Oaiaa pia Raeiicn, erairie eu Sbisn,
WeSresor, aufin " Swatenna.
Se beeits Talase @eupser " Scpepesns.
Sernbansueitsi er | goo Sroen.
ssy- 19cnnestsr" | CT. Raul ~
Iinneapclis mse be heiie inefemue st'
nier.
St.Iaul Oepctet: Sisrnst At Sais
len ~ sspee Street.
8p Scntcr /: tiS San Saflen Strssi,
Sisrust al Sbire Street.
A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
osr Pas. nj -icks Arcrt, Milwaukee
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
SOtencr.
&bs.ubialS.

cafpb Saas, Stastsr @ater
~ Street, Oeecrah, Soma. alildas
frtift N lalt sise iamt Islle tiiialss.
Spss % 6l4rtre iisbes al bstsHe aRar'
febspriisr. % | u.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sernbaue.

Den fore @ienuemsanssssinie meuem
Chicago, New York. New England og
Canada,
% ollie salise % ipsliss Stsssr iamt
oct itDrc giDropeiten.
@Sennseter" / Sbieasr mee ale sfs
ltse % ipeliSe sinier.
Sbiease Sepctet: Sisrnet at 9aual
o. @eit Waeilen Street. penesganer
% Stlse sinier fra @le Banter At Spen
pasisrer Der til bper Sie.
@bieasc 9p OfHse: 81 % IS elarf
Street.
Milwaufes Sepctet: Sisrnst al &see
% Seutb Water Street. 5efesSauer
OIL Omnibus einisr adar eerfra til Alle
Dc pistiaite Steeer / Spen.
Sp Billet 8putor 400 SAT @attr
Street, Sisrnet at @isecnFn Street.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01

@Siumar, LOBE Sebruar.
Ser sr ct tort FauciuaOiii Sstile'
msnt, be 6lslts or @Orcmsno. Vet
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
g. &. Guplen.

Sdsisrer os 8%dae9tpst. 6srtr Ga
ever %eilers 8ant, 0sserab, 9epa. y
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
(c ~. J~arnswprtb, ZaaiDrer

W o. "8eal State auo @ar claim
@seut" "abfrdets Of {itlss" uefaroi,
aes prompt. SiFce ever Jennis's xjso.
uelale, Oeccrab, 3cpa. 9
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-01
StorIf Sa9f0rer.
p. o. NOBEN,

"Does", "Npftaasss', e1 andre
rstsliae Neinmentst ueiarhiAes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

EX-SENATOR TwIrCHELL, of Louisiana, had
a prolonged interview with the president to-
day. He wants to be appointed pension agent
at New Orleans.-lWasnington Special.
A better appointment could not be made
journal.
Yes, Twitchell is a sHeet-scented product
of radicalism. The campaign of last sum-
mer ventilated his record most beaut 'ully.
Twitchell is a sweet boom to any party, as
Artemus Ward said about the tower of Lon
don He ought to have foreign appoint
ment so that the beauties of Louisiana
carpet-bag radicalism might 90 abroad in an
embodied life, breathing form, and spread
its beauties among the nations of the earth.
o. Twitchell, Twitchelll Shakel
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

fair "for what is sauce for goose is s,uce for
gander, too-''
FRANK MoULToN and Theodore Tilton are
now bitter enemies, and t. t. wants Gail
Hamilton TO ''pitch into the mutual friend"
GALVESTON, Texas, has a city ordinance
which prohibits the keeping or raising Of
pigeons within the limits of the corporation.
THE steamer which was conveying to Russia
the gigantic Krupp gun exhibited at Philadel-
phia, has grounded near the island of Oassel.
GEORGE F. BABBITT, "An Sorts" of the Bos-
ton Post, will read the declaration of inde'
pendence to the "Hubites" on the Fourth of
July.
RUSSIAN ladies are said to be angels to their
equals, and brutes to their interiors. They
generally regard their husbands as in the lat
ter class.
DIsRAELI does not write his speeches now
but he prepares, as they occur to him, the
happy hits and epigrams which so brilliant
and sparkling.
NATIONAL costumes are the rage in London
fashionable houses. How deliciously nice the
attire of a South Sea Islander must be when
the mercury touches l02 in the shade.
THE father of Charley Ross says that the
mystery surrounding the fate of his child
seems to be deeper than ever, and that he has
given up all hope of ever seeing his boy again
ABOUT fifteen per cent. of the deaths in San
Francisco for the year ending May, 1877, was
occasioned by diphtheria. Eight hundred and
seventy-three persons died during that time
from that disease alone.
THE Columbus, Ga, Enquirer, says that a
Wild goose was injured so badly that it died
Just before diving it sspave vent to some of the
most beautiful strains ever sung by bird OF
any kind" This story is automatically
vouched for.
THE roughs and sneak thieves of st. Johns
are robbing stores and residences. There is no
gas in the city, and the darkness has aided
them in their work. The police have been re-
inforced, and hundreds of citizens are doing
private police duty.
THE sexton of Grace church, San Francisco,
committed suicide at the altar of the church
because some of the congregation did not like
him. HOW many sections would be alive IN
this world an hour longer if they were equally
sensitive? Or preachers either?
GENERAL GRANT wore the full uniform of a
major general for the first time in London at
the special performance at the Royal Italian
opera house gwen In his honor. AlbanI sang
the ''Star Spangled Banner" Grants box was
decorated with flowers. The audience was
very enthusiastic.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27
HILTON AND HEBREW.
The Way a Chicago Merchant Looks at
the Question.

A merchant writing to the Chicago Tribune
says: Ii has undoubtedly bothered some nf
your readers, as it has the undersigned to
understand what Judge Hilton meant by his
distinction between Hebrews and Jews; but,
as he has somewhat illustrated his views by
putting the Hendricks and Nathans as belong
ing TO the one and the Adler Liberals as be-
longing to the other, think can, by follow
ing his example, get at bis understanding of
the difference.
Let us suppose that the order to refuse adj
mittance to Jews al the Grand Union hotel,
belonging to the estate of A. T. Stewart,
should induce Jewish merchants to with
draw their patronage from said estate, and
by that action make it still more unprofita-
bic to run their seventeen wooden mills.
which are now reported to be run at heavy
loss 1.-THE Jews handling large, if not the
largest, proportion of woOlens manufactured
in this country Let us further suppose
that the headquarters which gave the order
for the Grand Union should continue to
direct the management of the Chicago job
bing-house, which is fast becoming the
laughing stock for merchants in this section.
Let us further suppose that headquarters
manage other enterprises in similar man
ner, and that in consequence thereof the
estate of A.. I. Stewart e. Co. should within
few years be wasted and the concern be-
come bankrupt, would not the Jews belong
(Mr. Hilton's favorites) say, There is another
miracle performed by the God of Israel.
This man Hilton has outraged and insulted
his chosen pople. and Jehovah has stricken
him down.? And would not the satirical
men belonging to the school which Mr.. Hill
ton calls the Adler Liberal simply say, This
is an event perfectly natural and logical A
man who may have been cunning enough to
become possessed of large fortune accumu-
lated by the hard and successful labor of an
other showed himself entirely incapable-of
taking care of it, and by prejudice-which is
only another name of ignorance-and other
foolish actions has destroyed within few
years what another man has built up during
lifetime."? am well aware that what
have said does not go to the merits of the
question, but it is a collateral question well
worthy of the consideration and attention of
Mr.. Hilton, if he is capable of comprehend
ing it. MERCHANT.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

The machinery of the present bogus ad-
ministration gives frequent and unmistak-
able evidence of being propelled by very
small boiler. 1t was built for large craft,
but the motive power gives out signs of
weakness. When the people are awaiting
with breathless anxiety some wise adjust
ment of financial affairs-some relief from
the terrible strain that is upon all positions
of the country, we are astonished with the
statement that Sherman, secretary of the
treasury, will not even explain the situation
of affairs in his department TO those who go
for information, and who honestly and ably
differ from him as to the present financial pol
icy of the administration. We say differ with
him. Not only that, but who prophesy the
most direful results if the present schemes
of resumption and contraction are perse-
vered ia. Then, too, in the midst of it all,
the bogus president is arranging for a grand
tour through the New England states, to be
dined and wined at Boston, fishing for an
LII. D. degree at Harvard, and perhaps fore
ing recognition of his bogus claims to the
presidency out of democratic Connecticut.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

THE Brooklyn theater is not to be rebuilt.
THE prospectus for a New Atlantic cable
company is announced.
COUNT MoLTKE talks so little that he has
gained the title of the ''silent man." BE-
ALL the Louisville foundries are closed I'm
consequence of the moulders' strike. 81
MURPHY, the temperance man. says that he
is not going to marry the Ohio widow.
SwINBURNE has ready new series Of
poems and Ballads" Naughty but nice.
PRESIDENT IMAGINATION has conferred the
cross OF the legion OF honor on Rubenstein.
BLAINE is resting at Saratoga, while Gall
Hamilton is chasing goose to get a feather TO
make a new pen.
1.-THE president and his family rise at six
We thought seven was the number that raised
them once on time.
THE flood of the Arkansas river has done
much damage. II is estimated that from 1900
TO 5000 bales of cotton have been lost.
NIocoLI was Kissed at Covent Garden, Lon
don, the other night when he appeared with
Patti, who was loudly applauded. Rather un-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27

demand is growing an emphasis The ver-
dict is that John Sherman ought not and
must not continue to reduce the wealth OF
the country and increase the business de-
preston. The people have not by statute or
otherwise clothed him with autocratic power
over their fortunes and their lives. They
will no longer be deceived by the arts and
tricks of financial demagogues, who are
working for pay in the interest of bond
holders and gold rings. Specie payments"
''honest money" and similar clap-trap has
lost its power over the masses. Intending no
wrong to others, they are determined not to
suffer that the rich may be made richer off
of their miseries. But John Sherman fails
to read Alright the signs of the times. Hav-
ing the confidence of his master, he pushes
boldly forward with his contraction policy
at the rate of So, 0Oo, 600 month, and as a
consequence, at time when confidence in
the future of business should be growing in
strength, it is giving evidences of greater
weakness. Every movement of the secretary
of the treasury is calculated to deceive the
people. 1t is stated that there are $3.50, 000-
UOO legal IenOef CuIreuCy OUTSTANDING,
and hence that it can be reduced $50, 100000
without prejudice 10 business. But there is
no such an amount Iin active circulation.
The amount Tied up" is nearly $3.50 O00,O 900,
as is shown by the following statement:
Reserves of BANKS. As 200
Held in treasury for redemption of
certificates of deposit AZ, SSOO 100
Ten million fractional currency fund 7,772,27l
To retire notes of insolvent banks
and general currency balance.......- l2,0OOO0O
Due discussing officers. l3,UOOOOO
To retire bank circulation ........... li,3Z ,502
SAL, 1913, 1923
Leaving only s2lS, 100000 greenbacks in act
i've circulation. If Sherman carries out his
programme of contracting at the rate of So
0O0, 900 month till January, 1879, the amount
will reach 800, 900 900, leaving at that time
but $11S,0O0,OOO outstanding, which, and
allowing the greenbacks, national bank
notes, fractional currency and specie in cir
culation June 1, 1877, to be $685., 1872,
Sherman's policy would leave on the LIST of
July in active circulation only $500 ,S37,
fraction over $40 per capita. With this
showing further business disasters are inev-
liable unless the vicious policy can be ar
rested. And this is the real issue.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-27
THE NEXT UNITED STATES SENATOR.

1t is evident that Morton will have we'll
organized opposition in his own party to en-
counter in his race for the senate next year
Heretofore opposition to him in the repub-
lican party has been feeble, being confined
to Defrees, Branham, CARRIER of the Madison
Courier and few other feather weights
Defrees is provided for in the government
printing Office at Washington, Branham is
dead. and CAREERS guns have been spiked
by the bestowal of the Madison post Office,
therefore the old opponents of the senator
others have appeared, and if present appear
ances are not deceptive his re-elec-
ton is extremely doubtful, even
should his party have majority in the
next legislature. The opposition has brains
and determination, and if it is closely or
ganized'and properly handled the chances
are that it will push Morton to the wall. 1t
will concentrate upon General Harrison, and
il that gentlemen were as adroit in politics
as he is IN the law, his chances for the senate
would be better than Morton's. But to sue
coed, he must improve upon his race of last
fall. When he was nominated for governor,
those who knew him expected that he would
strike out for himself; but in this they were
sadly disappointed. From the day he made
his first speech at Danville to the end of the
campaign, he proved himself political
abortion, utterly incapable of leadership.
Instead of rising to the hight of he
occasion and discussing the real ques-
tons at issue, he put on the bloody
shirt and exhibited himself about the
state in that ensanguined garment. He had
talents, he had much reputation as a lawyer,
and he bore an honored name, but he threw
these advantages away and made the can
vass upon the line marked out by Morton,
thus playing the second fiddle In the sena-
tors orchestra. -
By the infamous apportionment law OF
Indiana it will be necessary for the democ-
racy to carry the state by popular majority
of 10000 in order 10 win the legislature;
but this 1t expects TO do Last year, with
the republican party united and supplied
with money witbous- limit, the democracy
succeeded by over 5000 votes, and next
year, with its opponents divided and
no large corruption fund at its dis
posal, 1t can get the majority necessary
TO carry the legislature IL it Is properly