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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
RIVER INTELLIGECNE.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

Priar's Point, Coahoma....... -. .......5 pm
OsceOla, OsceOla Belle pm
New Orleans, Guiding Star ...",.............4 pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mark Twain, Cairo.
Josie Harry, White river.
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
0sceola Belle, Osceola.
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
A. j. Baker, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City of Helena, st. Louis.
A. j. Baker, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Josie Harry, Vint Shinkle, Coahoma,
Mark Twain, OsceOla Belle.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here declined J inch in
the past "A hours ending at noon,
and is now 9 feet u inches above
low water mark. AT Cairo it declined
2 inches, with Ii feet 10 inches on the
gauge at st. Louis l inch, with II feet
. inches on the gauge (; at Pittsburg
it fell 2 inches, with | foot l0inches
on the gauge at Cincinnati 5 inches,
with s feet 5 inches on the gauge :
at Louisville it is stationary, with 5
feet 2 inches in the canal; at Evans
vile it is on a stand, with Z feet 3
inches on the gauge. Cumberland
river declined ! inches at Nashville,
with 4 feet 2 inches on the gauge.
Arkansas river is declining at Little
Rock, with 6 feet on the gauge.
White river is falling slowly, with
a fair steamboat stage of water
from J~acksonport to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS. i
The James Howard, from st. Louis,
arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
The Annie p. Silver, from St.
Louis, arrived at New Orleans this
morning.
The Mary Houston, from New Or
leans, arrived at Cincinnati this
morning.
The Cons Millar for Memphis, ant
Golden Rule for New Orleans.
passed Louisville this morning.
The A. J. Baker passed down las
evening for New Orleans with a tow
Of ice,
The new mountain steamer Carrier
left st, Louis last evening for Fort
Benton,
The John Gilmore, as she passed
down yesterday, added here to her tow
a barge of ice.
The Belle of Shreveport, Of tht
Anchor Line, will leave st. Louis to-
morrow for New Orleans.
The 0uachita Belle leaves Yicks-
burg to-day at noon for Memphis
and will arrive Sunday %afternOoU.
The James Howard leaves New
Orleans t0-mOrrow evening for st
Louis.
The James W, CAT, for Memphis
and Paris G. Brown, for New Orleans
leave Cincinnati tomorrow.
Mr.. Thomas Sherlock, for Cinein
natl, and q. p. Chouteau, for 1t
Louis, left New Orleans last evening
The City Of Helena cleared las
evCRipg for st. Louis with a splendiC
trip Of people and a fair list of freight
The Charley Beyep, in pulling OF
part of her tow Of salt ta.Ess at Port
land bar, sunk one, which settled cpt,e
StS New Albany.
The BalSsVille will arrive to-mor.
row morning E94. the st. Franci
river with a fair list ~ eYttG9 an'
6th2r freights,
Tbs 9oi& Dust, from St. Louis, ar
rived at FickSbEFg yesterday, anC
leaves there tomorrow az rQQp With
return trip.
Tue City of Vicksburg leaves st
Louis this evening for Memphis an,
yicksbwg, and wiii arrive here Mon
day morning.
Captain John b. Davis retprped 4
the city last eSegipg from an EXTENDED
trip up the Ohio aud Mississippi. II.
will soon have . first-class a9ewbee
steamer ia the Arkansas City trade.
The Kate Dickson Is eR route (ror
~ o. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
Saturday, gth Day of june. 1879.

at la O'Clock m, at the southwest corn AZ 10
Main and Madison streets, in Memphis,- Shat
by county, Tennessee, sell at public anetion
to the, highest bidder, for cash, tie f%olloWinS
described real estate, lying in Shelby comfy.
tennessee and near the city of Memphis,
Kenneth Garrett subdivision, beEinninE al
stake in the center Of Old Raleigh road;
thence north 84 east = chains and 2 links Ia
u stake in Hollywood avenue, and in the
center 81 the Old Raleigh road; thence north
stakej thence south $50 west 8 chains and 10
INKS to q stake in the west line Of the track;
thence south Is east IS chains and az links TO
the beginning, containing l6 7O-lOO acres,
more or less.
An right Of redemption, ETC.. expressly
waived. Title believed tN be perfect. butf
sell and convey only as trustee.
s. STURM, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of the powers conferred anon n
- +. GoOdlett, trustee, and his successor in
otfice, as trustee, by a deed of trust made bv
Mary A. Field, dated March p, lisa. and
recorded in Book No. l23, page 22l, Of Ire
registers office of Shelby county, to secure q
scribed therein, default having been made In
the terms and conditions thereof, the under
signed successor in office TO the said III. 4.
Goodlett, as trustee, viii, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
ANCHOR LINE.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.


FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ANNIE p. SILVER.......D. H. Silver, master
Monday, May II, at 10 am.
W. p. HALLIDAY .~..- .......... Gould, master
Wednesday, May IA, at 10 am.
JOHN A. SCUDDER.. ......... .. Calvert, master
Saturday, May II, alto Am.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
Anchor Line.
FOR VICKSBURG.
GOLD. DUST. .~.... ....... .....M cCOrd, master
Monday, May II, at 10 am.
GRAND T0WER-.y;~........ Lennox, master
Thursday, May IS, at 10 am.
JOHN B. MAUDE .......... Blake, master
Saturday, May II, ut 10 am.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-U.
5. Mail-Anchor Line.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
CITY OF VICKSBURG. .........R Riley, master
Monday, Mayl2, at5p.m.
CITY OF ALTON ,....,....m..Bixby master
Wednesday, May IA, at S pm.
CITY OF ELENA.............Me Mckee, master
Thursday, May 10, at ap.m.
C0L0RAn0.....,mn...,,.G Geo. Corvell, master
Saturday, May II, at pm.
For all information apply at Memphis and
st. Louis Packet Company's Wharfboat, foot
of Monroe street.
AID STORM, Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16

It's the early girl that gets the
coachman .-[Rochester Express.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16

Amateur gardening is taking the
starch out Of Newark back bones
Newark Call. i.a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16

LIVERPOOL COTTON STATEMENT
For the week ending May 16, as
cabled to the Memphis cotton ex-
changa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
NAturday, May sl. Is7o.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit
Lying, situate and being in the Taxing
District of Shelby county, Tennessee Mem
phisl, aud being the east half of lot No. IS,
Peyt9n subdivision, said lot SO being bounded
as follows: Beginning at the intersection Of
an alley 10 feet wide with the north side Of
Mil street, and running thence nOrthWardly
with the west side of said alley l60 feet to the
northeast corner of said lot 36, and to an alley
10 feet wide; thence %westWardly with the
south side Of said last mentioned alley ~ feet
to the northwest corner Of said lot 49,; thence
southwardly on the dividing line between lots
IS and So, 100 feet to Mill street.; thence east
wardly with the north side Of Mill street AZ
feet To- the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-0n q credit Of 6, IL and "a
months, purchaser executing notes with good
and approved security, and a lien win DO
retained, etc.
Msy2 2. 1879. OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
I. 4. RYAN, Solicitor for complainant.
6S-6l-67-T2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
Court Sale of Real Estate

S4 r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Timothy Day VS.. Thomas
keely ct al.
RY virtue ola decree Tor sale entered in
~ TINS cause; l VIII sell at public auction 10
inc highest bidder, in front Of the courthouse
door, ON Main llieet, Memnhis. Tennessse on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16

The market opened this morning
with holders strong and indisposed to
sell except at a decided advance. The
following are last evenings closing
= COTTON xCHAsGE QUOTATIONS..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16

Can it be possible that the average
Western and Southern people are get
ting tired Of the racket of railroad
travel, as the travel is actually relaps-
ing to the quieter and more comfort
able water routes I'm. Y. Bulletin.
In answer to the Bulletin we would
say, that the major portion of the
travel that has heretofore been by rail
is now seeking the water routes. PEG.
pie appear to have found out that the
comforts which can be had on our
river steamers more than make up for
the slight loss Of time as compared to
rqilroad speed besides which there is
an actual SAYING in money, and more
over, at the end Of the voyage the
bodily health has been improved, while
the railroad traveller feels jaded and
has to recuperate for several days be-
fore his system regains its wonted tone,
The severe rain and wind storm yes
terday afternoon gave the wafer crafts
at the landing a good shaking up.
While Captain Glenn was working at
his wharf boat, making preparations
to remove bis boat 30 its new Location
at the foot Of jefferson street, and her
stern lines having been let loose, a
sudden change Of the wind blew her
stern around aud parted her head lines
and chain and sent her adrift, The
tugs Oriole and John OyePton went To
her assistance and caught her after
she had Hoated down as far as the ice
house. She was towed up to the foot
OF Jefferson and located without dam
age. While NJ, Pat Kallaher, the
efficient wharfnaster, was walking up
the leyee in the storm, to get assist
epce for the wharf boat, a bolt of
Lightning stygck a ring bolt in front OF
him, Knocking him doW4 and stunning
him for a few moments.
The fine passenger steamer Niut
silnkle, Captain Sterling Mcintyre in
command, aFgisl4 tbis morning from
the Ohio river with a splendid tyjp OF
freight. The following are the Ilrih-
cipal items of her cargo: 100 bales
hsT 1861 sacks corn, ~ bbls corn
meal, $50 bhls -four, lie bBls potatoes,
A sacks oats, 220 bdls cgttop ties, 1877
rolls bagging, l00bxs bitters, las pkgs
furniture, l60'bbls whisky SO buck
cts and 10 tcs lard, 88 }bxs glass, 26O
bSs soap BID bars iron, l75 bxs canned
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16

NDEh and by virtue Of a certain deed Of
Martin and N. Il, Martin, his wife, on the eth
OF uctoberi 1879, TO secure a certain indebted-
ness therein named, and default having been
made in the payment thereof. l viii. mn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-16
Executors Notice.

By HVGR D. CULLEN, D. G.
GreeT \ Adams, Soils. for complainant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-10

posed b. tie Radical tyranny during
TIE snpfesnacy Of that party ~ power.
JhiFd.--The Two Hoaxen 81 Congress-
ass1piesrig refused 10 xoae one dellar d
p45 depn. ,naf5isais sd suFRfs is1ss !.
& BE eed 5or ~ ne ious paFpYze If
erapsiag esectibna Is nossherp cities
asajrF IL Plea - keearfng isir eieciioas
II IRE South. Du fhe daY Before lnal
adioarkmenf Mf. Hay<s sent in IN fa+
solent request that Congress would
make such IA appropriation. bat i was
treated with proper contempt. and IN
the teeth Of Il Congress adjourned, and
The vain threats Of again calling the
two Houses together uassed of into the
atmosphere ike smoke, aud Congress
will not come together until the nezt
regular time Of meeting.
So thal, upon tie WHOLE what the
Democrats commenced the Eight for
with Executive usurpz lion. his been
substantially, ii notIiterally. obtained.
aud lie issue between thc encFozch-
ments Or The Executive and the rights
81 The People is so clearly made Up'fhai
there can be no misunderstanding ID
The future. and there I'll be no doubt
Of Che result.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-10
LCosNcFIcATED-
HHE 4THi At NEcHAEECSvHLEl


Hsssrs Edifgys Pursuant TO notice Ia the
Bsscon. quite number. from different sections
OF the county, assembled ., Mecsaniesville on
the 4th Of July, inst, 70 commemorate the Gay
About o clock, a. m, after prayer By the Rev.
BIZ. Chssley john A Scott, EsQr., in some neat,
appropriate and patriotic remarks introduced
Cant. Sylvester Is orator q the day, Y no deliv-
cred an earnest sud telling speech. betting The
env and the occasion.
Cart. Sylvester IS a native Of Virginia bat il
Al present the Military and MafheI2atical teach
er III Charlotte Hnii. Hers truly gentleman
and A scholar, and well calculated 70 do bis part
towards iafasing new life and vigor IN this old
Institution Of learning. Mr. Geo. u. Thomas was
next introduced and addressed the audience IN
his usual happy and eloquent style.
As these addresses viii likely appear IN yoaF
paDer. therefore refrain from attempting even
a synopsis Of them, lest ! gay mar the beauty
even of their oEtiipes.
The spesSlfg over, fne, sumptuous dinner,
consisting Of al tie aeicacies Of the season. was
spread. a, which each and every onewas allowed
20 fully appease the appetite FOR tse small sGsu
Of % cis-a very snsaIs charge for 50 large din
ner
In the afternoon. an repaired to the 'sTcwn
Hall. y in Mr.. Geo. " Burrosgh snew building,
where, The children, in interesting and vel Sc
lc.ed Charades and Tablesux, highly enter
tanned the audience for several honfs.
This part Of the day > sntertninmelt was round
cd OF. by q speech ea 'fWonan's Rights by q
colored e German admirably wei rendered.
IA euot been abba 70 ascertain the amount
realized from the dinner, Charaaes aad Tableaax,
but trust il Is amply sufficient to Justify The palma
and labor bestowed
Ai1ots sunset. ell left for their homes, vel
pleased with the exercises. and mainly indebted
10 the Ladies Of Mechanicsyille and T!cuity foE
the days enjoyment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-10
AZ Easy way Ter LGaiesaad 9s1slsnsn
TO SECURE A REHnsoRE INCOME,

The Ohio Scale Works % Cincinnati have just
patented and are nuyv. Introducing 20 the public
a Handsosnel Unfinished Family Scale, an article
that has always been needed In every hoesehold,
and in a communication addressed 20 ihe pub
fishers Of this paper the ropFirtors ass as % refer
them b some reliable perty, 20 INTRODUCES i fer
thea to The people OF this County. Il Is very
seldom that a new article steps 50 suddeu!y into
universal favor. HntIseFoepsEs ars loud IN is
praise, Il is always ready, there are no weights
Is get lcsg or % q h,lEstd Up, Is reliable, aud
viii not get ont Of order. THE description Q.
them is handsome base suFWonHlsd bv eol-
umE IA which works Q spiral spring 81 acienhh-
caliy adjusted a. 70 weigh anything up 70 twelve
pounds with perfect Accuracy, On ihe top OF the
column Is the platform ot which The Articles 10
De wei ghed are psaced, ana they have aii 3jus-
table Indicator 50 that yoe can lake iho tars q
any vessel YOU may use N weighing, giFIag yph
the exact net weight Huusckcepers at once gee
their value ia weighing fruits sugar sad other
ingredients Used 81 prsscrsine cooking. etc, or
IN testing The weights ufpUrchascs trora others
The Scales are made 81 Br0sS, are highly poi
ished and are finished in a skillfui manaer, They
are very attractive and take the ere o. every one
who sees hem.
IL seems 10 Uz that nearly every farily in this
county will want one, aud Is certainly rare Op-
oortunity Tor sone smart and energetic party 10
pick up cutie niceliJtle income dnring the nCxi
few months. The Company has aeens ia other
counties who are EASILY making from - &c %
IS % fer day selling BEN. rnd we would re-
coniruend parties Ia NEED of employment 70 drop
she OHIO sCALB WORKS, No. lZ5 and 1T
Central Avenue, Cinginnad, O.. Postal Card,
ari III information etc, viii be ohecrtuily givs
en- them ~ mentioning our liaper.
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The CAsL ~ THE Central Cou-
mrrEx.1 The attention q, tie Dem
ss=-.;s yo.ers Of ST. Msry'si IL directed
20 tbe cali Of the County Central Com
fnittee Of our party, 10 be found above.
Whatever difference ofopsnion may ex-
al ii regard 70 oiber matters Of party
organizailon ID our county. there is, We
hope. and we are certain there ought ie
be, none IN preference TO the purpose Of
Tho present cali. II Is simply propo-
silica Chat ihs democratic party in this
eoDhsy, shall toniinue 10 preserve aud
keepupais old eoaneeiioa with the
dsm5tratc organization in our State. Il
means Ibis and n0lhfag more. There.
fore. ,nobeslY who attends and votes IN
the primaries Under the present call
Commits himself 10 ony other or creates
extehi han "a support The nominees Of
The State Convention Of our party. We
make tiais sbeaion 10 correct an i'm
ptEssion whfebexistss welearh, in some
qgartefs, that voting in the primaries on
the 10th instant may involve in some
way or other the voter in an obligation
togsllox TIE party or party leaders into
aao.her Csnyeniion, Convention, foI
insisnce, 10 nominate for local or iegis-
laiIye positions. Il is sunicient TO say
ia reply 10 this, that the Convention
which meets ie Beonardtown on Tues
day, tbe 29.h instant, is limited under
the cali OF The Central Committee 10 the
one pprpese Of sending delegates 10 ihe
Stale Convention; that tits not likely to
usurp powers which do not belong to il
and, II it does, chat its action is null and
void .aad not b,nding uPoa democrats.
We have suggestion 10 make in re-
gard 10 the selection ofldelegates 10 The
Stale Convention ~ The body which
meets in Leonardiown on the 29th IN.
slant. and il is this, that, in electing
delegates TO represent our county in the
State Convention, all oiheg things being
dual, regard Be had 70 giving represen-
t.lion, as for as practicable. TO different
Districts or sections Of the county, al
loving, for illustration, one delegate &c
the Lower, one. 70 the Central and one
to the Upper districts Of the county
We believe. by this or some similar dis
tribution Of its tonors, the party Will
idisarm much Of the prejudice which has
heretofore existed against The doings o.
its County Conventions, At any rate,
we respectfully make the suggestion to
The body which meets At Leonardtown
on The 2gih instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-10

Eve STRUsGLE OVER WrrH.-Con-
gress has adjourned and il is understood
that no attempt viii be made By the
Executive to recall It. Though The
Extra Session has not fully accom-
pliShed the purposes OF It's cali. s,ill the
democratic majesty, is entitled. ac-
cording 10 tie general verdict Of the
democratic press. TO be satisfied with
tie work il has done and deserves well
Of The people It represented. The OBJ
iect of the majority, in forcing an Ex-
ira Session, was the overthrow of The
partixan legislation devised, during ihe
war and the subsequent supremacy Of
the republican party. to perPetuate its
power threngh- the use Of The army at
elsctiens: iar che exclusion Of demo
cEatst FROM the Federal luries. accom-
panied with the absolute coaiFcl OF the.
Federal Courss; and, under the plea Of
securing fair elections at ihe South, for
the cFeahoe 81 an army Of deputy mar
shals asd supervisors, 10 be paid oct
of the Federal treasury and used AZ the
North, ID such cities as New York and
Philadelphia. to control the elections Of
these States al The polls. TO wipe out
the appliances Of an odions system By
absolute repeal was tie aim Of the DEM
ocrais, and il they hoxe not literally,
they have Substantially attained it,
Morccter. the issue is made up for the
country So clearly between the arbitrary
power OF tlse Executive and he rights OF
the people 10 enact laws TO SUIT them
selves that there can be no longer a
doubt 81 the fnal and complete obiitera-
ton IRON the Fedefai Statutes Of every
ves,ige ofthls unfair paslizan Legislation.
To sum up
First-By the Army appropriation
which Slr. Hayes sigaed, no money
appropriated can be used Cor the pay
tncnt os'groors used At the polls. 'rhis
- the essence it not The Substance aimed
az, and j. suficieat icr practical pnr-
poses nHsil the people themselves. wipe
out Hereafter The power III any man 10
march bayoacis 70 their vctsng PLACES
Secondly The Judicial appropriation
hili repesls absolutely oil that was de-
insaded, namely the lest saith aslminis-
tska tojufies, and relieves the Federal
yaurss Of the 81 nsszfs0s fes tssrii5ns Inn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-10

TAHE Dsmocfafic apd Conservative Voters Of
ST MARY connty ara ffguented = aaeet -
fhsir difiertnt piscrz q voting IN fhs several
election Districts On
SATURDAY. tbs zsfh 3HT q july instant,
III 10 {. clock, IN 10 elert zen delegates q
.aSet * cxzvsniion Il iie Ecurt IIcase, 5sccn-
afssosa, ~ clock, 81 m on
TUESDAY the zesh of Jnly, instant.
fez.ai.a tExpSae.Gf ssisesiag sihkee desasifs %
represeht Il. Nas IS eoraty - he Democratic
State gvn7fnson3 be bid "a Tie Clty O hAlis-
TiIrESDAY, tbs Ill az Aagasl
waith vii - shagged With lie EHly q ncnlins-
ting 4 tand dite ~ Ceyesnor, Attorney Gcsef-
Il Compsfplitr a tHe 'ffsasusy a Tbs Stats and
Eiefk a lie GJzTt ~ Appeals
JOHN . DEhT- -
CwO. ~ MORGAN,
~ Il = CARROLL,
psm Central Com. fot s. Mars ccanig.
T1tyiD, ls5o.
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2 ETEaTElaREHY ls MfCgasiCSyiliE FCs
8 TIE ssaEFsT of TIE NV lsTn5.lE
fHDkcK.

Feeling dep iata5esf 10. and being desire IS
e nsTfng their Little church eomR.eie1 aid
rayed ~. TIE ladies ~ fhr conFrex fscp, Kidd
IN assisted err cii'ery wilt bod q PAIR and
DINNER for two days 60 Aelp.io raise the ss-
cEzssry amour, sand earnestly ask tas eo-o9er4-
fiol 81 Ell fseiiag dispozed q ass;xt fhess pro-
fsissng in ref4rn t9gG 10 - ~ wssi ~ sHssed ca
% commence On tie zzu5 IL sJ-.y nrd t. con-
eiude % lac l4stfsy ihe z5rd, Nifs q IeurEa-
ment RaG Bal - tie ereriHg Charges shoarr-
nie. Eai@hss sssSiEz &c know FasAcGisrs san
Dc - - coas-rrsng With z Warss 1iatfinxiy
add r g. Suann, u xeeiunss SITE, she hate
that past q fAf pscrFa ~ cfare
JGlr 3, le7e-s ST.
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Ewlsas, July 7sh 1879.


Msssrs. Eiiiors :--Dislikiag 10 bore 50 much
in tie same place, for fear Of being looked upon
as a regular bore, I shall be az coreise and
pointed. in what have 70 say as possible. i
xas rather surprised Few days ago 20 htsr that
I had not defended myself from Tie charge. 81
selling out the Republican party in %. Wei,
I shaii try 10 DO 50 ia a different manner this
time. Any person sayiae-er issin1atisg that
have ever receiEed one si1gie dollar q eeliar ?
worth, directly or indirectly, aG present, fee or
reward for aid giveu, lent ~ sod 70 defeat shy
reputlican or Republicans, or shat have ever
Knowingly or Willingly done anything for The
vuTpose Of iniuriug or deisaiing the Republican
rariv. since affiliated Riih il nine years $50,
tsifs base malicious lie, one that the adjective
damn Is too weak 70 cescrire tie baseaess Of
That in 10 did al that ] could 70 deleat t5F.
G., do not decay and neter have and ans.l i
Is rroves that be waE a Reppbliran ard noEi-
nat.S br The rerfy. shall c.nim did right
That was nos alone In my efforts % beat him
ffe record proves Thai ! have ever failed q
support ny party fiekei ] teny--tbat ! have
voted for rnen on party grounds That were ger-
srnaEiy nhiectieaatle ever men Who were my
personal friends, ! can F-ove--fhat between
Democrats, neifher having tie party sanction
make nv own chOice. There j. Hot one eirgSe
campaign ii the past eight OF nice years ahsf
have not s.oad 40 boldly and wpEked ieaSleszig
for every single Republican ticket tbaf han egea
the shadow r. party sanction, i EatteTea nci
hou personally objeciitnabie slss nea might be
20 me. 50 fiseT we're selected hy these ho bad
4 party Interest not 81 persons VITO were iniln-
lea 10 our usrfY assegF thar nnv sfstsansnt
contrary 10 This is utteEig fAlse and Tsade for a
nnrpose. With many apologies soy this g1iyar
publication, shall close s. saying, shall touch
this subject no more, ard Il Reprblcans think i
necessary 70 beat re % vrasifv tie personal IT.
viii AZ Democrats ! shall still Re. a. ever Ia
principle, : irne cnnsisfsnt EeEuhiicNr-
l.. y svrros.