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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29
Some picnios 10 prospect.

Hickman INGREDIENTS who are reeejv-
ing spring goods, aayl prices are lower
than since The war.
There was considerable erovGsg a.
City Council meeting Tuesday night about
raised assessments No blood sAel
The preparations for May Dag eele-
t'ation is nov IN erd-r. Ioo, ou- for
happy surprise % she public
The legislature # Kentucky d'i
commendaJle act wilson IL passed the bin
establishing a State Board u uaaith.
We welcome tie Ciueinoati Break
q Table as an exchange Il Is q very
spicy paper and fued with tae choices
reading.
The Indies Of St PauIs Episcopal
e',,srcs,. -,l,s~ place base rsselse.s 70 give
"A strawberry festival for he benefit Of
their church.
We will DO Job Work al LNeuP'is.
Louisville and St. Louis prices. let rs
have showing before. giving your work
out. We viii make il 70 your interest.
The community Is hungry for a
musical concert. When Il the Que an
nonnced by the Ladies Aid Society 20
occur
The house keepers here are garden
lug on the prineiple-if winter IS over
they viii have early vegetables, If frost
should come they can replant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

The press in some parts Of the upper
counts Of Kennedy are speaking favor
ably of this gentleman, whose name heads
this article for Governor. We append
what Jefferson has TO say on the subject
in the Courier journal.
There are many candidates named for
governor. all of whom are fitted for the
discharge Of the imporaut duties of chat
high Office, among whom spicuously
appears that ct Judge J. u. Bigger, pres
emit Representative from McCrackeu coun-
~. If the Office or Governor is awarded
to any gentleman from Southern Ken
lucky. we know of no one who can dis
charge lis important duties better than
he
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Ia our style OF climate, with IFS sul len
changes of temperatu e-raiu, wia3~ and
Sunshine often interningled ia a single
day-i5 is no wonder that our children.
friends aud relatives aee frequently tax
EN- from US ~ neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
a hottie Of Boschee's German Svrup kept
about your home for Immediate use VIII
prevent serious sickness, largo doctor
bil AMI perhaps death, by the usror tarec
Of four doses For eueing coas1mp
hsln prrhs es, pneumonia. severe coughs,
cr99p or any disease Of the throat o.
l4ngs, its sneoess is siarly wonderful IS
your draegist VIII iel you GsrmEn
syrup is a5w soli ia every town and vale
iage so tits continent. Stmgic b3iiias
lsr stial Hc. rsguler sisc zoe. For sale
Ay Buck 4 Jow ill
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Bent Fall zseEafnsE fzae
Dead E.sgac

HITlZEN Tax PAYERS. the frs of April
~ i fast approaching. This is the
Sherihs Dead Line. If you fail to nay
your taxes until then. you involve him
and his securities in 80 per cent. damages
above The taxes dine You have heen in
dulged "a long as The nature Of tho case
viii admit You must now pav ~ take
The Consequences Of TIE failure upon
yourselves Respcctfullv
marSl Il r. WALKER. Sheriff
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e.gYan - - a -. -

eg- You can get q prouai- Good
Green Coffee Tor 0as Dollar,
mar25l r. u. 3IETHESEY s.
The Ken'ueky Legislature viii
certainly a ljenrn nest week.
There is to be picnic on Easter
Monday at Millers Garden.
Some friends VIII save money by
reading the notice from C. II Hubbard. in
this issue.
There is an announced candidate
for every county Office now, except Coro-
ner Some man can prove his popularity
BY taking the field.
Mr. Jas. r Brown. Of Hickman.
has lately opened up a full stock Of groce-
ries and provision. in then buildiag Of
Mr.. T. p. Reeves. Maiden, 1io
Gov Phe p-, the present Governor
of the State Of Missouri startled the den
liens Of New Madrid. lass week, 10y a
personal visit. The average Nsw Madrid
lite has now glory enough
Another annouacement-Nr Geo
Il. Pratber IS announced in this Issue as a
candidate sor rejection to the Office of
county attorney. Il is conceded GA all
hands. that he has male efficient vigilaut
and competent officer, Gnd Sc 'hiHk viii
nave oPPosition
What is known as the Saloon
bilI1-prohibiti z the granting Of
license to coffee houses, taverns etc, IN
Fulton cnunty, is not yet Jaw II Is
lodged in the Senate. II it passes the
Senate, the election viii be held the ffst
Saturday in May
The RIVER The Mississippi is
falling rapidly at this point; and the re-
ports from the upper rivers are Of the
same nature. Our bottom farmers have
commenced work IA earnest. An overflow
this. season is possible yet, OF not very
likely occur.
Mr. Henry Buchanan has Just re-
turned from his spring "Trip up the river.
lie is The very prince OF buyers, and has
outeoae himself on say ana pretty goods
this season. lie says prices are startling
Is low. Tank Of it. 'he hest pripts az
IL and cents, and other goods CORES
Ponlingly low
4 new ST Louis and New Cfleaps
Packet Compaay has been orgauiaed ana
is now in operation. Tley lave par three
Of tie yioks6urg boats ia tbe New o.
leans line isssi les adi5us 1870 additional
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4 parisaioner stopping With bis pas or
nas morfiti "a tosee iHm vIsit clossj sf-
ter each ueii aud 4a.etiy teke driak
Rom saspicious lpokius bottle. Hs
a,,tv compelled him TO reHloastrafe with
tie good man ora bis dsP .sfab'4 ptfict ice'
b,t Ills morfliietiion WAS Increased when
81 was shown THAT IL was bottle Of DR..
a O sinmeus Liver Medicine that was
asad aud he was assured that 70 that ex
eslleat remedy the people were largely
Indebted for sermons free from ayspopiic
symptoms, with which they hai been
AFT ie,ed until he Was egfed by this reiia-
bic remedy.
cowGl.I who also have some trial pask
ages TO be given away 20 applicants.
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More corn is being shipped from
and through this point via Nashville rail
road, South, than for many years past.
Some days the warehouses, depot and
levee are full Of corn in the sack. Several
steamers have been engaged the PAST two
months in bringing corn to this point
The enterprise Of putting 3 regular
packet ia the trade between this Point
and New Madrid, No, has again failed
1t is now iutinated that the Nashville
railroad will interest Itself il such a pro
ject next eason.
The Woodland Mills are NOW under
the control of the Fiack Bros, with the
old miller, George Conner in their en-
pIoy. and John Pursely, gcolored) at the
rocks. These mills haxe the very highest
reputation, and we wish the new manage
ment every success. They promise 10
spare no exertion TO merit public patron
age.
THEY are so busy at Luttrell's opens
inc one of the most beautiful Spring and
Simmer stocks of Dry Goods, Boots
Saoes, Ladies' and Gentlemen,s Hats, and
all the late novelties in Neck Wear, Fan
cy Goods and Notions generally, that he
cannot favor us with his regular spring
advertisements, but invites every one to
call aal examine his stock. Qsaiay and
Irics-shall advertise.
r. 0. LUTTRELL-
When the lady and gentleman
friends in the country come o town, they
will find the Public Library pleasant
place TO spend an hour or two There are
always good assortment Of papers AID
magazines on hand, which viii contribute
to their entertainment while in the city
We have several candidates out for
the various Offices and the hand shaking
is going on unusually lively TIC sher-
i9s Office, assessors. jailer's, &c, have
ali to be filed this year by new parties
and old and he stirring around il pro-
digious. Let Us hope they vi Al be
satisfied
The bonded warehouse suggested
in the cooHIeR. last Week, likely to take
shape. Hickman is undoubtedly he place
for its estal lisirn.ent, for the farmer can
here find choice betweens Southern
markets via the river or the interior
Southern markets via railroad, Tor his
corn. And hundreds Of our farmers will
aeyer again trust forign commission mer-
chants if they can help themselves.
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Counc.s Es.oceealngs.

HIcKNaS. hT-. March i5 1873.
Council met. Present Mayor Pra.her.
Councilman Bal.zsr. Hsssveek, ssm=e,
and Harness.
Minutes of proceeding meeting read.
adopted ana igacd
On motion, the following orders were
-directed to be drawn on Ls Treasurer:
Sam Allen, work on street, So $50 Ma
than Coleman - 81; EaA Bennett soc;
DicR Brown, 5Ue; john Daniels for post,
81 -; Ab Young, days work. 3. SD
John Tally, carpenter. . days. Si5. Geo.
Beai, carpenter, IS Iavs. So, Joseph Am
berg Tor lock sc. 50 70; Il. C-JuJEe, for
making assessment, S4I -.
On motion, the following corrections
were made in the raises made by the
Council in the supervision Of the Asses
sors book:
E. Case, assessment Of 500 under the
equalization law STRICKEN.
Thos N. French, assessed lots no. l57,
old Hickman, 8l9a lot 10. ), Block D.,
East Hickman, 500, the same having
been overlooked.
J. II. Plant & Bro. raise Oh TO, NO. e.
ola Hickman, stricken, aaI stands at
original assessment.
Powell IS Bro. reduced on =.aas " mer-
chauii~e from $1,000 20 81 a.I.
4 z. EaaI'e assrss-ral under -ae
qualification Law reEasi from a#.1l 81
81 800
sIrs sarinIa WILSON --1---I o.
frins ing press lran 80 g5s
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-2gsgzs@s ELECTION.
Fa[ Cyuanl JtLs.


faI Cs#H.H Jtlt
wears aatf,.rf-si IN ,7n,r,... I9l.7s
~ WINGATE s... .,rf,ft,.. f,r ,,s.-
49,. ~ r-l,.,.. I.,4-. .e.s..-...- g..
gust eiecliaA. ~
We are o"iH'rile1 10 a"no1nce d. G.
- ii'i-i a@ % can s-dHie i't ihe ONCE et
COUNTY 'u'se' "- tie ensuing august
election
az authorized 20 announce 9Il lis
Z piSAr "- a e'" ''i"'e JOY t'e once 81
lo'.''s s''ss "' inc ensuing angus.
sieet'oH'
,,G, eg' 81. go, TO "7Ho4ee5 Judge
80 o'
~ p'i,an ..l,',.. '-''' ''.'s'
81 '-''"
-" ''""2 'D"'' I'.'"'
We are oHihor'zsi 70 announce JOHN
a ~ iLS'N' as F" ean.i5'5e for fe-eiee-
g,se,ion I, a.,,..5 ''''s '''' wv ''
For Copag AHoluey
v.-....,...,. .-....... Gro p
PEATHGR, us eaudidate for reelection
20 the Office % County Attorney, a. the
ensuing election
E.r (E-.jr
We are artLo-ized 10 announce 70. Il.
WALKER ~ candidate for re election 60
he ofie Of sheriff. at.the ensuing August
election. ii
Par .yaaor.
We are authorized to announce ROB-T
NJ. A.EFHENY, as candidate for the
oihoe OF Jailer, ~ the ensuing August
election I'll
We are authorized 70 anuounce JOSEPH
klbKPAfRlCh, ST.. ms candidHte for
the othce u Jaiier, az The ensding August
election. "a
We are authorized 10 announce e F.
TH0MASSON, ms 70 candidate for HE Office
81 jtiler, at the approaching August cleo
ton
We are authorized 10 announce LEWIS
P6uCilETf. as candidntc for the ofice
Of jaiIer al the ensuing August election.
Wear, o,ibo-;z.I ,o...,..o,.. r,e
bCsa art a. candidate for the Office
~ - '''''' .. 'N' ="
We are autL0sjzei 30 announces J.
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FAfsEEEEsg.

Look Ia EouE EnaeTesz< =
FEyRACE CHAINS. HORSE AND MOLE
4 Collars, Iron bound games, Brides.
Ba5t Bands, and Plough Lines, at bed
rock prices, bY
febI5-tf II. BUCHANAN.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

a "iebel, who fore the war
vas equity official in Missouri, has
seut Sld0 TO the State Treasurer OF
Missouri in restitution of over pay
mene. The amount overPa d was only
about $50, out the restorcr pays in.
tt-le-t
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he HICKMAN COURIER,
FRIDAY. MAR. 20, 1873.

Advertisers must sea9 in their fauoa-s.
by 8 o'c1ock 7Hurs4oy morning 10 IN
SIRE fftctr oppearGkce IN fridays
paper.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

iiese Is list d the good tbina- Of
Ibis HE upon which ,ae Key IVES.
people are now ltxsjafiHZ. Green corn.
esg plants osra mammy app fresh
cabbage. turuips, beeis, lettuce, ba
nanas, p'aiataius, pumpkin green peas,
yanis string brans, sugar cane, app
dilloes, pomegranates. aad all kiuds Of
fresh tropical prodaeis
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

A Young man writes to say that he
mean. well toward al creation and
YET he can not make friends. he
wants to know hos be may overcome
his peculiar Disposition aud make i, 80
pleasant and agreeable that others
viii be drawn to ward him instead of
being repelled as Row. There's only
Que chance fOc on, Young be
candidate.
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The fa1ii-h 'afem m is eoiez TIM
rounds thattHe isbsses IN this eoan
.ry are shout 90 euigEate -ea 1aqsse 10
palcstiae.. 80 such movement viii
take place. TOR -ems Centuries at least
1ue Hebrews Awe too much common
-ea~g to throw 'hen-eies- asay in q
country where Chey can not make tbeir
suit II PaisS.iue should be delivered
from Tareisb rule. Hebrew Iiugd "a
might be set up by the powers; but IL
is very questionable II many Ameri-
can Hebrews would 20 there.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

QuERY Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Narburg Bros sSszt ~ North Carolina, at
the same price = lfebl-iy
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Hickman High School,
WITH
Prap3rat0rY Department.

2 POI osCVi y Topaz ULL6uJ.
oPiNh 90 increase nay patronage. I
I have determined to procure ule a.
sistance of competent instructor. ana
10 reduce my rates Of tuition 10 the fol-
lowing
Primary Department, per month - Oq
interim edlate Department, per month 50
High School Department. per month. 2 90
Board and Iuieion. per montA.....-...I2 50
Tte session Of nine month Scommcnces
September lsf, 1873
mprlj-tn p G. HALYBURTON.
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She said her Pa intenled to baiid a
new house, ard have portorico ia
front, pizarro behind, With turpen~
tine walks ali around, aud haveit large.
to give their friends a hostile Reception .
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BUGGY For sale!

A SPLENDID BUGGY-no top-aud
"A Harness for sale very low. Can on
march29 NJ. B. SHAW
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

An elephant eofin the way Of
railway train ia leiia The brute
nrued and dad on seeing the eneiue.
but was speedily ca8cht The buffer
beams of Tie engine being very low,
the berSt'= hind leg uere tnken from
under him, aud be was forced to sit
down, as IL were, with his headquarters
against The smoke house door. which
was red aat The poor beast managed
TO keep his fore feet going though
hustled along faster l'aa ever he had
gone his lite 5eiors and 10 few
niuuies the train came 60 sisnj~ti'l
and he gotaway He moved off the
line al the double, uprootcd cigmp
Of bamboo. then wrecked dire ven
geaaee on tree. aud was last seen
rushing through tie jungle. tearing
and smashing everything 10 his path
lie was -aJly eur aad burned 10 the
hiuaqnater-. aud will probably never
be VI use again
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AtcaEss .ss-.s Printing

or All kinds, done at this Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

L i related Of Ben Batter That on
receiving an application for office from
a man who described himself a. a pa
triot, not politician he wrote bacs
enclosing he mans recolmendafion-,
and saying Res ecifuiiy returned
30 NOT believe that patriot stands
the slightest chance OF getting OH
n5Fad Us, whereupon the patriot
wrote the facts ga Hayes, with the in
Iuiry, Are we ltif'in1 tuto aGarchg2
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-29

We arc authorized to announce RoBERr
MccoSNELL rs a candidate for recollection
70 the office OF County Surveyor.
National Republican., 1878-06-13
POLITTC.IL NOTES.

Hon. NJ. l.. BELL, Of Jefferson. Is announced
as u candidate for the United States Senate in
Arkansas.
THE Indianapolis Journal says that there Is
not a man on the Indiana Republican State
ticket who docs not possess elements of posi-
tive strength.
A YEAR ago last winter Grant said nothing
about civil war, but quietly prevented it,
Hayes now talks OF civil war, but it remains
to be seen whether he will avert it.-Denrer
Tribune.
The Utica Herald very pertinently asks:
"Will those who oppose Mr.. Conkling please
name some other man as capable Of represent
ing the State in the Senate or one that has
done his State more service, or one that has a
clearer and more patriotic record ~
REPUBLICANS will feel grateful if members
Of Congress will remain at their posts and not
embarrass us with too much talent and expe.
ricnce ut the State convention. We had a
surleit of it at Cleveland last summer.-Ddyton
(Ohio) Jdmid.
THE Snow Hill, Worcester County, Nd
Democratic Messenger urges Hon. james U. Den.
mis-, of Somerset, for representative from that
Congressional district in the next Congress- 1t
says 1T is n deploabe fact that in the past
the representatives of this district in the halls
Of Congress have not been, as class, of the
highest order with regard to statesmanship p and
ability. and in future, so far as may be posi-.
bic, the defect should he rcmedied.
National Republican., 1878-06-13
PERSONAL.

For Tn Mrs. jerks, of the Hayes Marines
CHENEY wATrERsoN, of Kentucky, is at the
Ebbitt.
YoUcm sADANoEI, of Japan, is at tho Riggs
House.
II. BELLISI and lady. of San Domingo, are
at the Riggs.
ANNA Dickinson has placed her "Crown OF
Thorns" upon the head Of Mary Anderson
for 5000.
Miss CARY will spend the summer at her
home in Portland, Me. She has no thoughts
of leaving the stage.
Mr.. A. X. MCCLURE, editor of the Philadel-
phia Times, will deliver the address before the
Pennsylvania editorial association excursion
lists at CressOn, on the 18th instant
GENERAL Henry RAYMOND, with one OK.
ccption, the oldest surviving veteran Of the
war Of 1912, has been stricken with paralysis,
and now lies In n critical condition at his home
in Jersey city.
THE rush Of Americans for Europe con ntinues
unahatcd. The steamships Saturday were
crowded with people bound for the Paris Ex.
hibtion. II is estimated that over $20,OOJ, ,O0C
will be spent in Europe this year by Americans
4 SINGULAR case has come up for trial in
Brooklyn. Mrs. Malloy brings suit against st
Peters Roman Catholic Church for $lO,OOC
damages on account of injuries received by
slipping on the icy steps. She argues that as she
was bound TO attend mass under pain OfmOrtaI
sin, the church was bound to keep its ap'
prOaches in Il safe condition. Decision re-
served.
National Republican., 1878-06-13
1877 3
1873

:. r,. tENNsYILyANA ROUTE
TO THE boEE EGfF +RxGk MGRkT srhk AkP RS{s RsS{XTnwEsT
SPLENDID scENEiiSifi SfENT EMNTFeNificESr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE wHsHINGT1H, Hl Il l%S1t from Depot cor
ner Of sixth and d streets. US follows; .,,.
parior Cr 70 PIttssuTr ss and I'll Sleeping Sars from
Iittsburs 70 Gncnnati. 81 Louis And Chicago;
ror Csnaniaisna Rochester. DuiiisC. Nignra Falls.
%h s PaSSs SSh C at % q %%RS \ m Sa Fox
Lock Haven, aud Elmirn, at lolOh m daily, ex'
For New YORK and the East Ia n m. and eso p m.
dnily, with Palnce Cars attached Limited TX
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, s2o ~ w. daily ez-
For ItooEiyn New York. all through trains eonnec,
aifortling direct traSier 10 Fulton street avoid
ing double ierrieee and Journey across New YORK
for New York and the East i:so D. IN, daily. except
Sunday. with Sleeping Cars irom Washington TO
For Philadeipna i:so D. m. daily except sunday and
las n m. S:S' and gD D. M daily Limited Ex-
pres ac a., q M +, daily sIeep; sunday; , a.
- p. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line G55 n aud 40 p. m. daily
For Nnrapoit. S:ii M. and "a tp m daily except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FnEDEnIcKsBuRG RAIL
TON RAILROAD
For Alex"n1rLs g5S9l9iC. Il, q. m. !; L:i! : az
For IL hnond and ne Soutn. -:b tid MVJ IL nl. daily
n:lO I. N. daily, except SUNDAY.
BIO 10 IL m, /, 5 i:2O & G:sO and p. IN.
On SUNDAY III !: aud 10 H. IN and q: 0p I
rcnnSds 5ns cnn To- nEorrd S,H a, " lie c%rorI
east corner of Thirteenth street and ny-
rnn, northeast corner Of sixth street an Ptnlmyl-
len for the chcking OF baggage To destination from
l. i, FARMER, Gcuerni Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. npl JlL
National Republican., 1878-06-13

appear in the press the people Of the State are
at loss to know whether you are q candidate
for Che United States Senate. Are you can.
didate and, If 50, upon what groundsY
In answer to the above questions and Ia
others we elected the following reply:
You have asked me direct question and
shall have u direct and explicit answer.
"To the same question, asked me heretofore
from persons in this locality, I have made and
authorized no answer; but, coming from you,
living In another portion of the State, and en-.
couraGcd by a cordial reception given me ev.
rrywhcrc by those old supporters Of the enter.
priscs aud principles which have given charac.
ter and standing II our growing State am
'cd tn say: Yes, sir, gentlemen, il you SO do.
sire it,
BIT am candidate to lead no time.serv.
ing, trucking, apologizing campaign!
am for meeting and facing the issues Of
the present hour in the spirit aud with the
energy that characterized Kansas In her earli.
est days when, with unyielding tenacity, she
stuck to her cause and triumphed over obsta.
cles which appeared overwhelming.
u aIn candidate TO lead no apologizinp
forces, lamcnting over the achievements Of the
state aud that policy which secured her pres
ent development and promised greatness.
" But. at the same time, gathering expert
cnce from the lessons of the past, would meet
tcrpriscs aud giving to our struggling people
the facilities to aid their prosperity-liftius
rom their burdened necks the crushing weigh
Of u contracted financial public policy and Civ,
ing t" labor and capital alike equal chances o
success.
And, above all, strong advocacy of thosI
genuine national reforms, which were born II
the conflicts and achievements on Battlefield,
aud in public aud cabinet councils, by whicl
the nation, iu its entirety shall forever live
and the equality of individual citizenship
freedom, and nationality completely secured
IN fundamental law.
III upon such platform, and in vindicatior
Of such achievements in our State and nation
am called for as a candidate, you may coun
me in. And by all the memories that cluste
about the times when our young State led tht
van, not only among the growing States of tn,
Northwest but in national aud executive powel
and influence, will such canvass be prosecut tet
to no doubtful results"