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Wednesday and. Thursday, Jan. 2S g. "a,
Commencing at II o'clock on Weclnesday.

The Temperance cause was never more prosperous
In the State than now, for which we should be most
profoundly grateful. Still there are important sub
Jeets which will demand our attention. Shall we
ask for any change or amendments in the Prohibi-
tory Law? Shall We protest against granting license
TO sell intoxicating liquors to the druggists? Shall
we ask for any more stringent penalties be inict
ed upon persons found intoxicated? These, and
other important questions will doubtless demand the
attention of the convention.
Let there be general rally. The usual reduction
OF fare on the railroads may be expected.
D. B. RANDALL, Berwick,
JOSHUA NYE, Augusta,
L. r.. KING, Caribou,
EDWARD HILLS, Thomaston,
JOHN S. KIMBALL, Bangor,
GEORGE e. BRACKETT, Belfast.
FRANK KENRIoK, Fairfield,
VIM. j. CoRTHELL, Calais,
ELI JONES, South China,
JORDAN RAND, Lisbon,
ID. W. STETsoN, Damarscotta.
HENRY TALLMAN. Bath,
OWEN B. CHADBOURNE, Saco
r. @. HARRINGTON, Bryeburg,
y, S. WHEELWRIGHT, Bangor
State Temperance Committee.
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New York convention.

ENGLAND has learned toIforgve. The Sir
Charles Gavan Duffy who is now Speaker of
the Victorian Assembly, and who has just
been decorated with the Insignia OF st.
George, is the Gayan Duffy who was an Irish
rebel in 1S48.
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THE majority of the New Hampshire con-
vention favored a mild endorsement of Presi-
dent Hayes, and the minority did not deem
1t wise to distract the party councils on the
eve of close campaign by tactious opposi-
ton. Their conduct is in striking contrast to
the self-willed conduct of the minority in the
New York convention.
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. ii.

We do not read anonymous etters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used.
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EVERY regular attachs Of the Press is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent our
ournal
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THE banks and clearing houses of the
country at last see the danger Of the silver
bill, and are vehemently protesting against its
passage.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE
Colorado Letter-W.

a Colorado CattIe- Ie-Ranch-Roun
Fine Ranchera and his Horse-Rraud
ing the Heasts-5ussice on the Plains
Colorado HOspitaIity-shippin tine
Cattle-The Future Of the State.
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. Il Il N
FRENCH & GEKSREAN LAUNDRY.

NVE dry our clothes in the open air, and so need
w more water and fresh air than the other
aundres IN the city. We have establisheda laundry
out of town, and will be prepared to commence
work on Monday, Dec. 10th. All orders left at w.
D. Jones, $40 Congress Street, opposite Casco, or
8 Bradford Street, will receive prompt attention.
dec7d3m FRAU Won HAGEN s. co,
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IF the plague does break out in the Rus
sian armies, the Gear will curse the day he
ever crossed the Danube.
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WANTS.
W. 8mtoG.

A N AGENT that is acquainted with dealers In
"A fresh and salted fish that ship to our market.
Please address d. DUNN & CO., Commercial
Merchants, 26I and 263 Greenwich Street, New York,
jan10 d3t&wlt
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CONGRESS HALL.

Two Nights Only. Thursday and Friday
evenings, Jan. I7fll and ESth,
under the auspices Of the L. o. G. I.
McAIiisier's mirror, the Life Of Christ
and the Drumkard's Doom,
A general temperance illustration, moving tableaus
and scenes of animated nature.
For full particulars see programme.
Admission 25 cents; Children l5 cents.
jan10 dtd
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AT lUS GACHANGE SFs5 fORrbAHDs
TERMS: Eight Dollars a Year in advance. To
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year If paid in ads
vance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS
is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, if paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space, the
length of column, constitutes square"
81 80 per square, daily first week: IS cents per
week after; three insertions. less, S10O; contnu-
ing every other day after first week, 50 cents.
Half square three insertions. or less 75 cents; one
week, $1.e0; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL. NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTS'' and "AUCTIoN
SALES, $500 per square per week; three insertions
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every part
of the Sta te for $10O per square for first insertion,
and so ats per square for each subsequent insertion
Address all communications TO
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The several Temperance organizations, the Tenn
perance workers. and all the friends of Temperance
III Maine are invited to meet in Mass Convention at
GRANITE HALF, AUGUSTA,
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost
THURSDAY Night, one new BUFFALO ROBE,
u also one LAP ROBE. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving the same at 261 Congress Street.
ja10 d3t
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FINE PIANO
At Ia. BARGAIN.

WE shall offer at great bargain one new u
w octave rosewood Piano, overstrung, Agratfe
bridge, square grand. Fully warranted for seven
years. CARLTON & CHANDLER,
Domestic Sewing Machine Agency, 440 Congress
Street, dec27dtf
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FEVHE lower part of house No. 23i Oxford St., very
u convenient, containing eight rooms, gas and
Sebago For particulars apply to F. II. W1DBER,
220 Commercial Street. sep18dtf
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STATE OF MAINE,
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND IS. {
L, Charles Payson, Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best ofmy knowledge and belief
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this sth day of
January, 1873.
CHAS. O. BANCROFT,
Justice of the Peace.
Correct-Attest.
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
GEO. S. HUNT, Directors.
CHARLES FoBEs.
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Wanted-A sogic5tor

a PPLY at the office of the "Type-Writer," Gen.
"A tennial Block, Exchange Street, between the
hours of and IL N. and and p. m. jalOd3t
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day SUNDAYS excepted) by the
PORTLAND PURLESHENG co.

Ar 1O9 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
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TO Let.
House to Let.

FEVHE lower part of house No. 2S2 Oxford Street
n containing all the modern improvements, gas
and Sebago. For particulars, apply to
j, B. PIKE,
oct6dtf 81 Union Street.
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go Let.

POOMS in Harrington Block on Congress street
-EG now occupied by DR.. Tasker. Possession given
january 1. Inquire of JOHN G. PROCTER,
SO Exchange street.
oc20 dtf
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LET.
TO Let,

House TO Let-Furniture for Sale.
NEW Modern House, newly furnished, been occu-
4S pied but one year. Very desirable locality.
Rent $3.50 per aunuIn. Call THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, between two and three p. m, at
No. 754 Congress street. right-hand bell. iansdSW
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-13

GpLD MINE IN hrUG,Er.iE.--The Abbcyille
M"'' az 1f Wednesday last says: Tho Joining
Sc have struck q richer streak than that old
i.ng'ls!,nan will after all, and arc digging GU,
the Shiny stH!i i: tho Little Mountain mines
right along. Ihcy have employed lour hands at
$i"AinS Il shalt, which Is now some twenty-five
feet deep, i1r seventeen days, and with .avvra-
bic 'c:n'ts and most encouraging Indications.
They have tsi:en out about I ton Of rock, which
p"aiied ahca,l, and. il is confidently eynr,,eJ
WIN i'ches results tnai, have yet been obtainel
i4s vein now King is rich and deep, and the
S'd can nc seen III The "cs> plainly AMI distinct
y. nc 'H"',s "a "hici. tho rock mas been found
were bought .asi year al remarkably insinuif
lTa,'' price by '!csavs. =. G. and J. w. Jenniucs
hhd J";ne> I. and Joel ". Lites who are fast on
i.ie way 10 ioi'Unc, and 10 mistake. hoLeyillc
IE"h'J mas richer mineral deposits .han any
o'"cr county IN the State, and in almost every
I!ci'1'y iht"c arc some Indications of Tho u,,.-
CON metals. Little money anil the cxcriiou
'I roper ehe"'s Will hiing tho gold to tho TOD.
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4 SoCTMEEN Joan U. AuC.--A German gem
tie!4au Of New York, who WAS n musical s.u-
Gent with Us in Germany and who Las recently
lett Mhitc Sulphur Springs, writes us this -
%. nc greatest sensation Of the White daring my
Hho,; aIAy there was the ma Iniiccnt Lors en,nn-
sai. Of your friend Aliss Doa> >chku lickcus--
Nn'hinS so daring, sp rgacefu, SO fearless, have
/ cN>: sea. / suprrac you have heard oc her
Charging tlc locomotive, rs VIC call it,, when
wilL-rye9 dcyii VI hUrsc, becoming frightened
at Ha.slS train, at.L Iein;; deprived rs /. were
ei a. Justine; Ct safety, charged oil with her
anl rushed with wild fury ls e 10 leap the
;lac, three lce in front Of Tic Winding icco-
motive. VI The very nlomcut when every lc-
ho.dIr hct his brcalL in spccchicss horror, the
'>.,Nt..;A r.lSr wheeled Mo u,ulIrueI e,esl to
tiio !~!L h!,h i''.icriows power and grace, and,
w.iite he stood erect Gron lis inI logs, s.,':tvi
ihc passing train with smiles and bows Up 10
,hc Critica, nsUnicnt she had, IS shc expressed
1t, 'v"!y been h,lino!iI him.. And stewards,
so long rs s:aycd, whenever / saw every win
dow and every door crlwdud with human hoals.
| know taot llss lickcn! waa about 10 noun,
i"r q horseback ride. In hcr black habit with
t'.,ss buttons, She made me think not OF Di
Nern,n az L"dy say .Siiankcr, but Of Joan Of
Arc. -i,,Hf.h .ii'cr,jsci.
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snis-.--ro-oov1Ks ldorIeI by tue State Board
o. Examiners FOR use III The pubic schools Of
this State:
Acknowledgements Series: Appicton's Sc
res.
Biographies -COrncivJ First Steps Coruelrs $
Primary; Corneifs intermediate (3uu!hern
edition); Maury's Manual Geography Maury's
Physical topography.
liistor,es-SwiIton's Primary United States ::
Swinion's Condensed United States; Holmes
Condensed United States Swinton's Outlines
UNIVERSAL History Davidson South Carolina
Crammars-Quaekcnb Language lessons :
Quackenbos' Primary Grammar; Quac&cnLos
English Grammar; QIackerbos English Conn
kpesiiion; QuackenLos' Composiiioa and Hhc.o-
ric.
SPe,lers-Swinton's Primer; Swinton's Word
Book Wesllakc's 5000 Test Words
Copy Boohs-Rtynolds' Series Applcton's
Series.
Ari,hmc,ics-Saniord's Series; Rob;nson's 3
Series.
Dic'ionaIy-Meb ebs:cr.
RCyaoi6s' RcgHtrS-Aicssrs. Walker. Evans
Cosswell vi Charleston, have purchased ;,,c
copyright Of Reynolds Readers aad cory books.
lately published by ". J. DuRic & Co., Of this
c'iy, and which have Just been adopted by tho
State Board Of Education a5 part Of lie Sc
liea ot schoo. books auil supplies Tor The use ,I
pubic schools. The onterprising firm which
witl hereafter coni,O! these books has been print
ing ihcm for some years ; and the siylc i'm
whioh The work has bvSn done is Il guarani &c OF
;her Typographical excellence hcrealicr.-CoL.
Rcy.g.r.
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For the Times.
, For the TInlcs
To the Board Of County Commissioners.

, sMI. EpiTon Please give me small space
in the TINES, Cor The purpose of asking few
questions OF interest 10 the road working pun
lie.
But few of the Oycrseegs Lave any kno"l-
edge Of the law regards the persons liable to
road duty, and in consequence Of tho very
general ignorance concerning matter in which
every individual should feel deep interest,
some OF the Cvcrseers lave, in the exercise OF
discretion which has no Justification, exempted
persons from road duty whom The toUs 10 nos
exempt ana accepted substitutes in the places
Of others who themselves are liable ~ road duty.
On account ef these things n deal Of GissatiS-
faction has been manifested by persons who de-
sire TO see The iuws carried out in good faith,
| wi,hou: respect 10 parties or persons.
In view Of the above facts AMI statements, it
| is hoped ana expected the Board will give,
| through the columns CT the TIMES, tLe law Us il
| now stands Oh tl.o statuto books, so that the
most ignorant darney, as well rs The intelligent
0versecr Shall have thorough understanding
| Of their power and duties in li.e premises.
might close here, but learn tina: n,clnbcI
IS emiptSyed 'oh.y ono day ID tic Seven. IT iIi
be 50, ii is eyiIen,iy siretc. Of power, TO sa.
the very icust and now, we want The Comnlis
sioncrs to stale distin.tsy, whether tho miller
the :crryn,an, the physician and minister, OIL
fore!: nor, is excmp; from road duty, or moi
50 Iher. can be 40 misunderstanding IN rela
ton TO the matter, either on the part Of tat
Oycrseerer or those persons whose duty it i
to 'hew the wood and draw the watcr'
| ROAD HAND.
l.. S. 1t may be we'll enough 10 give ihc Law
concerning substitutes on The public roads.
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morrow.
Tho Southern Christian Advocate.


This sIauuch and ably conducted religious
weekly paper appears regularly upon our table
and is iH! Ut highly interesting aud instructive
matter. It's mechanical execution rcaccts great
credi. upon The establishment OF those Princes
Of Printers. hcssrs. Walker, Ev,iass& Cog.wcl!
We cannot see how any lruc Methodist family
can be Stisied without ths powerful assistant
to lis religious exercises and faith. We have
always csn;enIei that a sound religious paper
is one VI the essentials in every we'll rcgulated
chrislianl household. It's weekly visits are laden
with wholesome rSolal teaching, prcseatcd in thc
most attractive ana varied lessons, and well cal
culated TO elevate the tastes and refine tic
thoughts OF ,Ic family circle. 1t is the great
adjunct ot the CHURCH. impressiny- sarea! truths
on The hearts and conscences of lis readers
strens henins their religious faith and proviI-
ing most potent arguments with which TO COM
Dat error and falsehood. II is The bounden duty
OF church members to sand by and s,,pro,t
tielr church paper, and the thris:iaa LiGpoccie
Is worthy the most abundant support Of tic de-
nomination 1t represents and defends
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VAN the Radicals xomin.te.l.

We afe informed thata Republican meeting
has been called to be held in tho Court House
tomorrow, Saturday, to consider tho propritty
Of putting . Republican County ticket i'm tho
field. 1t has been very apparent for some wocks
past that an.impettant movement was ON foot
by that part S$s-<mhat it is, nonc but the faith
full within its ranks arc, at present, permitted
to know. We, however, know sufficient TO
state that the party is divided upon the subject
Of making n nomination; but il it should be
decided 20 put ticket in the field, those who
now think such 4 step unwise and hopeless OF
success, will mite with the othcr wing and rally
to It's support in order to restore the party Or
ganization anI give it strength and hope in the
Presidential Election in 1880.
As we saida few weeks ago, we become more
satisfied dailythat the Republican party, in eve' y
County in theStatc, is being, if not already, or
gaEized Cor u 'trugglc TO get possession OF the
Legislature, arl it will require the closest watch-
| ing, the most arncst work and united action on
our part TO keep them from "stcaing q march
on us when We least expect it. If We show
the least weakness in any part Of our line thci,
wn,chCul eye viii discover it and take advantage
|
are in iie ticldand asking for Republican votes
even ii they have TO place their names upon q
Republican ticket. Fortunately, SD far, we have
nc, heard Of any ix.n OF any .jnnocnoe >toop
inS 80 low, and there is not much danger 10 Lt
| apprchended from them: bG: il s@ch men art
! not met AT the ,Ercsnhod Of their disg"acefu
| action b. aunilcd and stern rebukc from III,
trne democrats, VIC can easily imagine how som'
men.ot scealer innvcuce, but with no iighcrsen
OF honor ,.rn TO obtain Office 4. any sacrifice o.
principle aud deconcy, may be encouraged t'
hope for success by iuciting disaiec,ion in On
own ranks, ihcn carrying tho disaErctcd faction
over to the Radicals and unite with that pa,i,
TO defeat the whole CT part of OAR ticaet. W
speak thus, because we have heard that suci.
move has been made, ani will in measuu
control The action Of the Republican meeting 10
/ -.
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I"H%!NG or .:.r C.slAGy.-N,w wI or-,. & r,
n'Ni'n'er 10. The canip'tin Of iI..S was
my i:S.t ~. ..Ly w:iI = brilliant dis;i.v q:
>'> ' ''',' va sNsNNE SA
i: cred ~ Scctr'ayy !. NJ Sims. col d Wv,,.
,Ni"th' Attorney HcmCr-l ici.vv L. Ncumans nn,I
L't"s. ""V. simpson. Good order and ouiet
eh'n"s't'm characterized tho meeting. Des.
r''e me pressing Farm work our yeononrv
earned ""t, swelling hc as.cmbaye Vii, con-,
Si'y"I":'y isrse numbers. The speakers pro
s'|as,. s..,'' !" i-au'ehs next appointment
S'"eiiu icSrc' riera..2l on account ,f Gov
hai"!"n ''disl'ositiun, inus prec,ulin, hi.
I''sc"ce here today. Ncwbcrry intends roI-
nHs up Tor Hampton ana reform 4 lareer yytc
iAln eve! te:orc polyl.--Ccr. Col. -P.t:,zr.. ~.
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Hymeneal

Hymeneal
Married. ut ~ o'clock NJ, on Tuesday last,
at the residence Of Mrs. A. T.. Arthur, the
brides Mother, by Rev. c. Is. Campbell, Mr..
JAMES ii. EoDGEI to Miss ELLA ID. ARrnUR.
The happy pair took the afternoon train and
started Oh n trip TO the North. They carry with
tifei' The fcs+- -sihcerc wishes OF tfe whole com.
punity for their future happiness and prospcri.
ty. 1t was mete and proper that our friend
James should be married man, after being
elected the day before by largo maj ority OF on,
Citizens, as one Of our City Fathers. We have
no doubt lie Mill properly appreciate Tie inpor-
tant duties he has assumed, US husband and q
Father Of SO large a family.
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Eirst New Potatoes.

We thank friend, Mr.. L. Il. Bailey, The
efficient Superintendent Of the County Poor
House, for present of very fine Sweet Pota-
toes Of this years growth.
We are also pleased to learn That tho crops on
tic Poor House farm arc worry line and, il no
accident occurs 10 them, will DC nearly sufficient
to support tho Paupers. This is better show-
ing than has boon made for many years, if ever
before, and establishes Mr.. Bailey as good OIL
Ger and manager.
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Health CT Gov. Hampton.

AS much anxiety is felt about the health Of
Governor Hampton and the prospect Of his
ability to fill his appointments TO speak at many
places IN tie upper counties, we are pleased to
be able 10 state that he il mucl, better than at
any lime since he was taken sick. 4 Coumbis
despatch 10 the Ners and Courier Of the S. Il,
says:
Advces from Governor Hampton to-day re-
port his condition as somewhat improved. lie
Will not, however, be able to full! MS aproini-
ment at Ncwbcrry tomorrow, nor lhose which
Immediately follow in other counties.
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Judge Wallace in Sumter.

tPecial correspondent Of The Meas and
Courier, writing from Sumter, spcass as follows
Of Unions faTorite sen, judge Wallace.
sumter, September G.--ihc regular term of
Court conhnenced Monday morning. ID instant.
We haveIhe pleasure of having gor The plesidin '
judge the ,carncd lawyci, coulteoas gentleman
aud ci.iVair!c son Or Sou,n Carolina, ". y. Wal
lace. His regularity cannot DO other .han in
creased whichever lac comes E contact v itb ;he
peop'', his genial manner, happily Combined
with true dignity, G.yo:nby imprc,Sing all who
meet him Well may Union, and well NAV
South Carolina, lc Proud Of such a son.
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,y.,U:LL L'.N DLNoUStiNu inE RADICAL STATE
E,....,.,A AT a Inass meeting, VI ihe So!o;cu
l.e.rla o.. Gre,. Cypress township, Dtrhweii
to.my, ril q few days s;nce, the following
p,r..lblo and resolutions were u.aaiiuousiy
nlYpLed and ordered TO be printed:
Whereas, The .ate so-calicd Ecpu6'lcan Con.
vcuiior, Which mel IN Ioiu,uIia, guided ~ blinu
,m,;isin io.,., rcr,,,d - endorse the adi'ihis-
tr;,tiau Oh Governor hampton, whose many
course has demonstrated, him to be tho trncst
friend aliSo 10 nj! c.ases and conditions oi our
pcnnlc. And whereas, wo believe IL 10 De INC
tlu:y Of every colorcd uian in the State TO place
L,y SIC uroa u course which looks alone 10 fu-
ture issues uni interests only OF corrupi leaders,
who have we'll nigh brought wreck anu ruin
nike 20 State and national life, be IL
nr=e|yc5 That VIC, the cVlored ciizens or ~
press Township, DO deu0unce course 50 I"'t'-
san 4 ;hJ'H.
H,S,iu,i, TIA. VIC call apon the colorcl pco'
rlc ut I.agnwr ell County and The Statc, 10 wit
ness hat during thc iiitccn mouths oil Cover.
nor ilwmutots Administration, nnrreco lent ed
peace ami security have peIYaded all Classes ol
our re1p.c.
EcSolt,5, That wc counsel the large c'cmcn
which constitute the 2auScie anil sincp oil oui
rcon'e, who desire 10 earn On honest living anu
10 bu ) cure IN protection thereof, 10 weigh well
tLc advice Of oye designing hdoers who would
hcsp alive political strife and dscord, that they
III Ike future as in the past may eirich theln.
se,.a Ito ,xncpsc--af - G-.Ylu' .tnS1vi III,
feelings of aui!uoSiry erased from cur politica
future and ;,i4t the ohois proy': OF every rae,
ait condition OF Inen may unite in one Common
r1rposc 20 baildup the great material resources
OF !hC commonwealth OF South Carolina.
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atty of the South, would have their
improved by reading the following

OF H. III. humpion late Imam
t.,' aISn. cf South Carolina, uron 4 charge OF
IN hc'.' and corruption, has been refused NY
G,v. i.i-e, OF that STATE. Tho Governor of
IL" .sachusu,t3 eontcndsl, and the proof LOOKED
tha; way, thIt kimpton was wanted as 4 Wit
mes before tie bond court in Columbia, instead
or standing prosecution for briIing members
OF thc Legislature to vote for john j. Patterson
for Unitcl States Senator. This failure Is net
very crciiianlv 10 tho sagacity of those in whose
chnryc-the bond. .uts.are.- It.is fsftkef fyes0f
likewise, ir any is wanting, that aone Of tho
cr,"tbAg politicians, who have helped 10 ruin
'hn State, urc TO be prosecuted or punished in
any wy.