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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
THE POPE.
HE DECLINES ANY DIPLO MATIC
CONCENTRATION
A Private CousItory Held Monday.

NEW YORK. January /. The Pope has declined
to accept any diplomatic congratulations on New
Years day.
The constory whicn was held yesterday fore
noon was private instead of semi-publc. His ho-
illness conferred hats upon five cardinals, includ-
ing Cardinal Manning, and he ptoca lined eleven
bishops none of whom are American.
On Sunday. Cardinal Csttarni imposed the pal
lium upon DIR. O'Connell procurstor for the Arch
bishop of Baltimore. This act constitutes him of
fetal delegate on the part of the pontiicate tC
Archbishop Gibbon.
The Pope authorized Cardinal Naming to ne.
gotiste with Great Britain for the removal of Ger
tain difficulties which delay the establishment
of the Roman Catholic Hierarchy in Scotland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Fire

A fire was discovered shortly after midnight in
the mauufactory of Shirley j. Rommel. No. 7l3
Market street. The rear portion of the building
was entirely consumed, and it 10 thought that the
greater part of the stock valued at from $50, 900
employ cd bo the firm.
The publican house of j. B. Lippinco,t ( Co. +,
adjoining, was damaged by water.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
NEW BRUINS WICK.


ST. JOIN, January l. News was received this
evening Of the abandonment at sea Dec. 5tb, of
the st. John schooner Glssevira, bound from 81.
Thomas to New York. Nothing is known Of the
crew, but they are believed to be safe. The ves-
sci was owned and Commanded by Capt. Michael
Diiscol, and was insured.
Shipments.
The shipments of deals to Europe last year.
reached l9i, 900 900 superficial feet, against l82-
900 900 the year previous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
YER MONT.
Municipal Matters,

BENNINGTON, January |. In the litigation
growing out of town bonds, six suits were contin-
ued by the county court to-day. The efforts of
the towns in South eastern Vermont TO repudiate
the town bonds issued in aid Of the construction
of railroads. are not likely to be sustained by the
Vermont courts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
loral anu State Mems.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
Interesting Facts and statistics Con
cerntng our Legislature.

NUH"
cernfng our Legislature.
The Biographical Sketches Of members Of the
legislature, prepared annually at this Office for the
past six years have been published in pamphlet
form, and will also appear in the Daily Tomorrow.
From these Biographies we present the following
interesting statistics:
SENATE.
The Senate is composed Of 81 members. Its po-
litical complexion this year is as follows
Republicans, 27
Democrats, 3
Vacancy,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
SACO.
Court Ma ters.

SACo, January |. The supreme judicial court
Judge Virg in presiding, opened this morning. A
large number of the profession are in attendance
The continued docket contains $40 cases. There
was a fair number of new cases
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
jM arrffb.

In this city, Dec. 81, by Rev. c. F. Penney, Fred
Springer Of Augusta, to Sarah s. Hersey OF Ban
gor.
In Sko~hc2an, Dec 29 by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, Mr..
J. w. Delano to Miss Ettia NJ. Brown all fShow.
hegan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

The Prison Convention, to be held in this city,
has been postponed one week, and will be held
at the Court house, on Wednesday, January
10th,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
daily Kennebrr Souraal
STOCKTON.
Fire.

STOCKTON, January l. The dwelling house
owned and occupied by True Green, in Stockton,
was destroyed by fire, Tuesday morning. Loss
$1,000; insurance 5000. A defective fue was the
cause.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, January |. The thid fire on
Chestnut street within n week, occurred to-day in
the dry goods store of Thomas Kennedy & Bro,
No. l2i6. The loss was about S40,0 900 on which
there Is an Insurance of one-half The building
is owned by Mrs. Childs, who resides in Rhode
leland. 1t is believed il is insured enough to COW
nr fl.e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
The Stale LegisIaturs,

HARRISBURG, January |. The State Senate to.
day chose Thomas V. Cooper of Chester, presi
dent prot EN-.
1t being an adjourned session of the legi.lature
of 1877, most oil the officers OF both houses are
the same ss last year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Order Of COurl In relation to Pro-
ceedings in Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United ! December ~, 1871.
States. District of Maine. In Bynhruptoy.
ORDERED. Proofs OF debt or anIdavits taksa be.
fore the Attorney OF the party will not be received
In any proceedings In Bankruptcy.
Attest;- WIN. n. PEBBLE. C1Wk.
sw3t&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
CALIFORNIA.
A Reign of LaWIessness.

GARLAND, January l. reign of lawlessness
and bloodshed prevails here. Four men we've shot
yesterday in a saloon, aud last evening, George
NJ. Clay, lawyer, entered the concert hall and
had dispute with the bar keeper whom he cut
with a knife and was then himself shot in the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and tho Middle States.
warmer southwest winds, falling barometer, part
ly cloudy weather, possibly followed BY snow or
rain Thursday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

There was speech in their dumbness" when
they heard Of SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES,
for Coughs, &c. For sale by all Drugg lists.
Caswell 4 Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts Buston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
NORTH CAROLINA.
Review of Colored Troops.

RALEIGH, January |. Governor Vance re-
viewed the colored troops of North Carolina to-
day. The display admirable, and the COVER
nor complnented the men ppon their appearance
and discipline.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

Ladies and entlemen who intend taking part
in the dramatic portion of the entertainments to
be given during the Fair in aid Of the "Soldeu'
Monument Fund" will please meet withom fail,
at "Grand Army Hall" this day "wednesday at
|2l-2PM NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
NEW JERSEY.


CAPE MAY, January |. pilot boat report.
the schooner Mary A Tranor anchored off Soner
Shosl, disabled. 1t is probable she W i'll be towed
to Philadelphia for repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
DR.. Costello's
HAIR REvIvER
Is Taking the Lead Of All other Prep.
arati0ns for the Hair.

WHY I9 TT Z?
Ist, Because it cures All Of the Scalp.
Eradicates All Scurf and Dandrun, tops all Itch
ing Of the Head.
I'd, Because it.Stops the Hair from Falling OF,
and Promotes its Growth.
Sd, Because it does oil of the above better than
any other Preparation.
Finally, Because chemists have anslyzed II,
and hundreds who have used it pronounce il pei
fecty harm less, and free from al those objection.
able properties contained in all other Hair Re-
storers.
PROF. J. N. DANIEL, PrOprit0r.
LEWISTON, ME.
AGENTS, ,-Devine 4 Howard, Augusta; Hawes
4 Warren, Hallowell: l.. ID. Cook. Gardiner
Moody Ladd, Pittston. w-tfA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Dteb.

In New York City. Dec. 2s, Mrs. Ellen l.. c.,
wife OF Austin Abbott, and daughter OF Hon. =. X.
Gilman, HalloWell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
RENT WANTED

Convenient for two small families. Send ad.
dress by postal card to L. .. Box 3il.
jan2.!t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

NEW York, January |. Cable specials say the
steamer Vandala with Gen. Grant and family on
board. sailed from Malta for Alexandra ye,ter-
day. A salute was fired from the fsrt as the Van
dala left port.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

sast society at Meonian Hall, Monday evening,
was avery pleasant occasion. Refreshments were
served, and dancing continued till the old year
erpired
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Kennebec County agricultural
Society.

This Society will hold its annual IN citing for
the choice of officers and the transaction of the
usual business, at Readdeid, on Monday, Jan. 7th.
1878, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
GEO. A. RUSSELL. Sec'y.
Read1eld, Dec. H. 1877. Tvs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

House Caucus.
4 caucus of the republican members elect of
A.. -. H.. = p.... -,
'"' 'NN. i'"'' VI i'@Ps's"'a'''' was "ei"
IN representatives HAIL. last evening, ior the
purpose of nominating candidates for the several
offices Of that branch.
The caucus was called to order by Hon. Fred
eric Robie Of Gorhsm. whose motion Hon.
Eben Woodbury. of Hoult0n was called to the
chair. Hon. Oramandal smith of Litchfield, was
made secretary.
On melton of Mr.. Robie, in order to ascertain
who are republicans and thus qualified to act the
roll of member. was called by the Clerk
ON motion of Mr.. Buck of Orland the following
committee was raised to receive, sort and count
the votes for Speaker: Buck Of Orland, Robie Of
Gorham, Bodwell of Hallowell, Strickland OF
Bangor, Murray Of Pembi oke Galcelon Of Lew
iston Lord of Kennebunk.
| The name Of Roscoe l.. Bowers Of Saco was
withdrawn as candidate for Speaker.
The committee, having attended 10 their duty,
| reported:
Whole number Of votes, 9j
Necessary TO choice, 4S
Henry Lord had SO
Geo. III. Pillsbury, 80
Geo. f. Weeks, 20
No choice.
MIR. Weeks OF Augusta, thanked his friends very
kindly and gracefully for the support they had
given him, and withdrew his name from tue con-
test.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number Of vo,es ee
Necessary to choice 40
Henry l ord had "a
George n. Pilsburv. a.
Nr PiIsbnrv Of I,swiston thanked the Nom.
hers far their generous supnort and On hi. motion
the nomination Of Mr Lord was made unanimous.
On motion Of Mr.. Robie Oramandal Smi,h wa.
nominated ss candidate for clerk bv Reclamation
Edwin C. Burleieh was nominated nv acclaim.
,ion as candidate for Assistant CLERK
On motion of Mr. WeeLs of Augnst. Jobr n
Prescott wa. nominated nv scclams,;nn az cand;.
| date for Messenger.
| On motion of Nr. Woods of Relfa,, CbarIes II
Ce,cheu va. nominst.d hy accIanat;n a. go;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
CA N ADA.
Railroad Z Matters.

Railroad Matters.
. BosToN. January l. The Waterloo and Magog
Railroad was formally opened on Saturday, from
Msgog to Waterloo, Quebec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

The county officers OF Kennebec county, chosen
at the September election, were qualified yester-
day. The board of County Commissioners wa.
organized by the choice of Hon. E. G. IIodgdon,
chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
W hthrop Savings Bank.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Fmerv o. Bean
~ Esq, Receiver, has filed in the efiice of the
Clerk ofthe Supreme Judicial Court for Kennebec
county, specific account of all collections made
made by him, and of all moneys paid out and that
a hearing upon said account has been appointed
before the Hon Artcmas Libbey, Justice of said
court at the court house in Augusta on Friday the
18th day OF January, A. ID. 1878. All persons in
terest notified III at they may then and there be
present and heard. il they so desire.
Augusta, Dec. "a, 1877.
Per order,
WIN. M STRATTON, Clerk,
dec3l- 3l-'MonWedSFri3w&w3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

It only restores the hair better than any other
preparation but fails To cure all diseases Of
the scalp, cradicates all scurn and dandrua, stops
the hair from falling OF. stops all burning and Itch
ing ofthe head and restores the hair to ofiKinsl
color Tor a certainty.
Remember. this preparation 10 WARRANTED to
do all that is cllimed for IL.
tits pure vegetable preparation.
Put by
PROF. J. n. DANIELS, Lewiston, He.
Call on our Agents and get circular and see re.
communication.
Sold by DruExists Generally.
- See advertisement In Weekly Journal.
lyl.lltaW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

The ladies and gentlemen of Bangor m ade yes
terdsy great occasion, for calling and the Com
mercal, in over half column, described the
proper manner TO doit in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION.

T TfVf En'IVN VFs CNNVT aTION'
Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Farmers, 8
Lawyers, 8
Farmers and Lumbermen, 2
Farmer aud Teacher,
Farmer and Lawyer l
Farmer and Cattle Dealer, l
Farmer and Trader, Il
Teacher, |
Iumberman, |
Merchant and Manufacturer
Merchant and Shipbuilder, /
Shipbuilder, |
House and Ship Joiner, |
Insurance Agent, |
Vacancy, !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
House.

A., of u, ,,ho I. 81 -,
,-1,,s, ~, VI man;' "uo Is .ne oe
E;r & ,ma,ha,s a,. t.ao, o % Ia 9o -
nc a',a ,ao,,,"nne sra ~ ba,a.an a0 .n5 20 r,
80 40 ho;waar Al ara sn ,h;r,r - ho,.o3!,
50 and co ,h;r,oon h.,,ra.n G0 IA n an5 ,wa
batve.n IN and m An hu, tb;r,oen arc rs,;vas
oF Waine. eiaven .o,a horn ont 81 ,ho S,o,a snJ
,o.o out ~ ,ha conn,rr Eort, th,oa ha,a haJ
le,;.lat;,e exr,rence Twelyc race;vod a coi
Jo,;.,e odnca,;an cnrt, conr a n ooadom;cal aanoa
49, all ,ho ra,noinSar ara oSuen,ad =; 80.
cor,r,a, anJb;1b aohoaIs Thora a.o - e.,aaS :.
.;nnIa - =; a. Iorar hranoh Ssrai .
nsmeahle n,ofa.s,on or occnnatinn !. rnrsn,ssar,
ed the farners az nsnai s,anJ;Un ~, the pead nf
The list beinq one third If the en,;re Ho,se O'
n.... n''->--
PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION.
Farmers, 80
Merchants, II
Lawyers, II
Manufacturers,
Luinoermen'
Shipouillefs'
D1np;.s Da'pente.s'
D,achshitns'
inarIhali.t, .
Mhl"r gus anu Machihists
MecnahHs' =
Mercantlie BUSINESS
,,iaute Noh,i a. a.Voi
Farmers ana leachers,
ireasurefs Oh eorpofauohs'
Iontractofs'
FARMER ana Merchan''
FARMER anu Sooper,.
arihef ana Mecnahc,
rarmer anu i,uihpei""u'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Legislative Democratic Caucus.


At the Democratic caucus which met in the Ju-
dietary Room, last evening, forty four members
were present. The caucus was called to order by
William Dickey of Fort Kent.
James r. Talbot of East Machias was chosen
chairman.
Augustus r. Moulton of Scarborough was
chosen Secretary.
On motion Of j. W. Porter Of Burlington. John
w. Adams, (editor of the Portland Argus WIS
nominated by acclsmation as candidate for
Speaker.
Charles b. Morton of Augusta, was nom mated
az candidate for Clerk.
George n. Goodwin Of Wsterve, was nomi-
mated as candidate for Asst. Clerk.
A committee of three, consisting of A. III. Wood
cock of Princeton, Joshua Moore of Biddeford,
und WYATT Weed of Veszie, were appointed to
call future caucuses.
Caucus adjourned to meet this evening at half
past seven o'clock, at the Judiciary Room, to nom
mate candidates Tor State officers.
Did you make New Years can. yesterday
Isn't it strange that so few care for I-scream in
the Holer-days?
Capt. Chas. A Boutelle Of the Whig, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. l.. Powers was in the city Yesterday, on
bis way to Washington.
Wendell Phillips lectures in Camden, Friday,
on Daniel OConnel
There will be meeting of CAPITAL Lodge, X. Of
H., thi. Wednesday, evening at : ID o'clock.
Installation of officers.
The Prison Convention, to be held in this city,
has been postponed one week, and will be held
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02
Total.

A vacancy exists in the Aroostook district
which will be filed by the Senate. Hon. Parker
L. Burleigh received the majority of votes
thrown, but his competitor, Hon. Edmund Madi
gan. claims that Mr.. Burleigh is sot a resident Of
the county. That question will be settled by the
Senate board. We have the complete Biographi-
cal Sketches of all the members OF the board. The
oldest member is Hon. Nahum Totman of Som
erset, who is 50; the next Oldest Hon. William
o'rindle OF Penobscot, 6S. The youngest member
is Hon John f. Ferguson of York, who is 80;
the next Youngest Hon. j. ii. Martin of Knox,
81 Six Of the members at this board between
80 aud 10 years of age. eight between 40 and SO,
twelve between so and 60, and four between 60
and00. The members are all natives of the State
with the exception Of three Two were born out Of
the State, and one out of the country. -Four are
graduates of colleges, fifteen received an academ-
ical education, and the remainder had only the
advantages afforded by the district common
and high schools. Twenty six have had Legislative
experience. There are four single men at the
board
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-01-02

Those members who ordered the pamphlets in
advance may procure them at this Office, or of our
carrier at the State House. Copies Of Thursday S
Daily will be supplied in the same manner Extra
copies Of the pamphlet will be for sale at Is cents
each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21
LITTLE GRAINS OF SAND.

Advice to old ladies who take tea-Take
t'easy.
The denizens of the oil regions live on the
fat Of the land
How to be wise Don't imagine that you
know everything
twenty-five cents viii buy AL entire paper
suit in Japan
Orpheus c. Kerr perpotrates this on the
subject of sewerage gas Which is not, how
ever, joking matter:
''Says Smith: Your head feels queer, andyet
You do not home abide sick?
The pipes, you say? All, yes, see
\ case of piper hide-sicbr
'WlIat makes you walk so Strangely an
inquisitive friend asked ola man with an artfully
concealed artificial leg. ooh replied the dis
abled railroad, Give slipped an eccentric, and
am only working one side.
4 scholar has found new synonym for
precipice On being recently asked at an eX-
animation how cataracts and waterfalls were
formed, he promptly replied: by pouring
water over Presbyterian.
This is good enough to pass around. Pure
gold Will always stand fire Kate CIaxton ad
viscd two of her aunts to invest their money
in stocks through Wall street broker, who
has gone under, leaving them pennileSs. And
Kate has paid them the 81, 600 with interest.
Charles said she to her Sunday School
class, ''menton some act Of violence that was
inflicted near the sea about this time" Don't
remember any 'cept Jonah was whale-laid on
the shore.
''Them pottery things is real nice, said
Mrs. Neneering, at Browns; ''me and my
daughter Maria has got the rage, you know,
and buy all we git, But what on earth
is they intended for ?'-B Boston Advertiser.
Since the place has been abolished, the
Burlington Hawkeye wants to know why we
should be obliged any longer, from sense of
delicacy, to make use of the dash in spelling |
such words h-lmet, Jane Grey swissh-lm, |
etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21
HOME AFFAIRS.

Mr.. John Mackay has told the Californians
to go ahead and ship their minerals to Paris
and never mind the meanness of the Legisla-
ture, that he will pay the expense. This is
rather princely, it seems to us.
The parties owning and sailing the vessel
on which J. G. Duncan attempted to escape
from San Francisco have been arrested.
The probabilities seem to point in the di-
rection of the election of the Workingmans
candidates in Santa Clara County.
The Sacramento river is higher than ever
before, but no danger of food is appre-
hended in the city.
disjointed stovepipe like to have caused
the destruction by fire of the dwellings at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21
A NEW METHOD OF WORKING ORES.

Of newly discovered process for working
intractable ores, the Reno Journal of Tues
day says:
The Schieveley brothers are confident they
have discovered what mining men have long
been trying to find-a way to work rebellious
ores successfully. They say that Meadow
Lake ore is much easier worked than Peavine,
but they made test of Golden Fleece ore
and worked it so perfectly that no traces of
metal of any kind could be found in the Stag.
The Fleece ore given them assayed $31 20 to
the ton, and out of thirty eight pounds of ore
they cleaned up eleven ounces ofbullion. Mr..
Harris is here, while the Schieveley brothers
are in San Francisco making purchase of such
materials as they may need. They have ex-
anined the furnace made by Mr.. CreaI and
find, with some remodeling it will answer
their purpose. and are now making such
changes as they need. By Saturday they
hope to be ready to test the new furnace, and
are confident that Eureka will be the ,.,:
vers:l cry of all who witness it, The gentle
men desire no fuss made Of the matter, They
are here to give practical test of what they
believe to be certain process, and are will
ing to abide by the results. In fact they shun
all attempts at newspaper nOto1Gty and are
quietly minding their own business. We
hope for the good of the Pacific Coast, and of
this county particularly, that the right way
to work rebellious ores has been discovered at
last. If so, just think Of the many districts
that viii be opened up Immediately. Meadow
Lake-that CITY of day; Peayino-where so
many of us have sunk mach money. We
hope next Saturdays test will prove pre-cmi-
nently a success
a song heard by a hive: 'Deo it ever SO
humble there,s no nl.ca Ike cnlnh
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21
A NEW POPE.

BY telegram from Rome dated Feb. 20,
we are informed that Cardinal Gioachin
Pecci has been elected to the Pontifcate.
This is the same who has been the acting
pope, ad interim. He is an Italian and will
be known as Leo Kill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21

imperfections in our constitution and laws We
will not attempt to prescribe remedy As
Holmes says: because man says the At
lantic cable should be laid is no reason why
he should 90 and lay it himself" And so,
indeed, with the MORNING APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21
OUR CRIMINAL LAWS AND CRIMI-
NAILS THE PARDONING POWER &C.

f'l0' Wv ~
states anu ''iel@ are 'oiii7 reasons ioi O0-
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we ACTUALLY ignore oil iiioi"i "PPii"l0e'' oi'o"iu
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21
DISPATCH
san Francisco,
February 12th-11 A. NJ, 1S7E.)

To OLCOVICH BROTHERS:
bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Goods will be up there
in thirty days. Sell all Goods
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good pecp:e OF caGson
the benefit Of this Purchase.
HERMAN OlC9VICE.
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
LADIES. We Shall Sell Goods in Accord
aHce with above Orter.
PRICE NO OBJECT.
Taile advantage Of this Rare Chance.
febI3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-21

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-05
Remember!

1st-That ii is the settled policy
of the republican partyin Louisiana
to make no nominations for office,
Except in overwhelmingly repub-
liean l0c;llities,) but to vote solidiy
fol independent candidates against
the regular democratic nominees.
2llv-T'hat, consequently, i'll ev-
ery ease where there is a democratic
nomination, an opposing independ-
ent candidate is the candidate OF
the republican party.
3dly-l'hat every man who sup
ports an independent candidate
against the democratic nominee, is
supporting the republican party
and openly seeking to defeat the
democratic party.