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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
AlaakA Ainne-

10 winter, from what / can lesro, thu
storms are mostly rain, with . Temperature
OF thiriy-6se or forty deerees, and strons
winds, which, whep they sweep the chan.
nsb lerethwise, lash them into waves
carry the salt scud far into the vcods Ths
long nights are then gloomy CROUCH {,
most people and the value Of Q snug home
with bl. zing, cracking, yellow cedar Ere.
and book-covered tahlk. m.y be finely .p-
preciated. Srow faiis quite FREQUENTLY.
but never t. any great dePsh. or to lie long.
Oaly once, since the settlement of Fort
Wrangsl, tie ground w.s covered 10 the
depth % + rr feet The ordinary depth
anywhere near sea level, is said to be a
sloppy condition. The mercury seldom
fall. more than Eve or six degrees below
The free zlng point, unless the wind blow,
steadily from the mainland. Back from
the coast, however, beyond the mouot,ine
the winter months are inteneelv col6 A,
Glenoes, on the Stickene river. les. thsn
1000 feet above the level of the "a. a I'm.
Perature OF from thirty to forty decr,ea
below zero is not uncommon.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11

ing OF our government back 70 frst principle
will be vetoed by Mr. Cooper.
Our choice for Vice President is the Hon.
Scion Chase, of Naine.
Oai reason for this choice Is because be IL a
man We can trust as President should Mr..
Cooper be ''Rst0ered to his fathers" during
nl- term OF 9 nice. Another IT, ason Is oecsu e
he Is from Maine and Providence vi IN NJ We TO
assist Maine II she ever gets a President.
And the grand reason why We favor this
ticket IL because they will De wllIIux 10 act
sovereisns OF . serviie people.
J. 5. JEySISGs
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,oysrELLow CHOICE.

Mr.. Longfello~, being visited al .Am-
bridge by Mr.. Charles Warren stoddaId'
was naturally asked by the latter for an
,,,oo,s,b "Whst shall | write for youy.'
naked the poet, and Mr.. Ssoddsrd begged
him to write down some line OF his own
which he might have preference Tor. Mr..
Lopgfellow thought for moment, then
went to his desk and wrote the four lines
"Iiv.s of great men all remind Us" etc.
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A0T DEAD.

The Kansas City Times Of yesterday had
9 renort of an Interview with Brick Pom
eroy, the present head of the Greenback
party. Ia regard TO tie future OF the party
Brick ssys:
The Greenback party now has an org'r
cation numbsri Ig over :, 900 characterized cu bs
and the number is being rapidly increased
These cIubs, he says, are msking ready for
a convention at St Louis on the ith OF N arch
on which occasion they will surely Domi
nate a candidate for the Presidency and Vice
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NEW YORK, Dec THE stock market
was strong In early dealings, and prices
advanced from one-qusrtsr TO three per
cent, the greatest improvement being in st.
Louis and an Francisco shares, and Kan
sas and Texas, ST. Paul and coal stocks.
Alter the second bo7rd coal shares sud
denly declined o1e to two per cent, and the
the general list reacted from one fourth to
one half in sympathy. A stesdier tone
prevailed in fl lal dea ,inps, which were at
The recovery If one.ei. nth TO three-eishths
mr.
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AtchisOu Patriot

Our first choice for President is Horatio
Seymour, OF New York, for the reason that
we regard him as the srandest, purest states
man o. the age.
Inssmuch as Mr.. Seymour is not now a
candidate, and most likely will not be, the
Patriot hereby informs THE TIMES its next
choice for President is Thomas +. Bayard, of
Delaware, whom 1t regards As one of the
foremost statesmen of the age, a man who
acts according to his hone st convictions OF
what is right, and who has no bias in favor
takes the broad ground that the good of III e
Interest Of any particular locality. The
Patriot is also for Mr.. Baysrd because II BE-
Iieves his idea of "strons" government ID
the correct idea, and that idea Is that there
can be no strong government or prosperous
republic in this country propped up by bay
oneIs- Its strength must, in any event. come
from the consent, the good will and love Of
the PEE pie governed.
The P-hiof's mist choice for Vice President
would De Thomas A Hendricks, of Indiana,
Tor many reasons, among which, We IN y
mention TOR the Information of The 1IMt 8, 10
''avaiIs bIlity." The Patriot, however, Is m
clined to believe that Mr.. Hendricks will not
accept nom nation for the Vic. Presidency,
and its next choice is Joseph F. Mcdonald,
of Indiana. MIR. McDonaId, rs q United States
senator, he's displayed rare statesmapship,
and his views upon most Of the great ques-
tons of the day are in harmony with those
OF the Patriot. H. ILAY PARK
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Our thanks are due the edit,r, Of the
State who 80 kindly answered our inquiries
A. to their choice for President and Vice
President. We trust they will be paid for
their trouble by perusing our columns this
morning. which show one thing, and that is'
that the Kansas editors not only hsve pro-
nounced convictions, but an elegant way of
expressing them. As a class they are
above the average of any State in the Union.
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ISL. "eherai L. = Grant is my choice for
resident because L believe he is the choice
Oh the loyal masses OF the country for the
place' and because OF his respected, excellent
and comparatively Independent position he
could 90 more than any other man living TO
sccomp ish amicable relations n tween The
North and the SOUTH
md. For Vice President, I am for James G.
nsine' ior ms name on the Republic An
stHiwartlsm" prevails. "Granl and Blaine
would ne a ticket that would sweep over me
country ike a wbirlwind. Even the united
world "cry for IL" SIS PR,UIy
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Bungiiss Hanging.

SOUTHPORT, Dec. Andrew Tracy was
hanged here TO day tor a murder of Cath
.rine Riley, in September, 1876. Tracy
paced nearly all his time to-day in devo-
tIonal exercises. Five priests we're with
him in the cell. He was conducted to the
rcafiold ~ D. m, and at 2:l0 the sheriff
cut the drop rope and The culprit fell to
the flor Of the corrider, and the knot end
OF the rope ioosening. A new rope was
obtained and Tracy lifted to the platform
again and the sheriff cut the trap again.
Inns time Tracys neck was broken.
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Dodge CITY Times

my choice for President is Gen. L s. Grant,
Tor the reason that 1 believe under him we
Will have astrong and abe government, CIV
Ing peace, harmony and security, over the
whole extent Of oar vast country.
My choice for Nica President i. Gen. los p
Hswiey believe him TO be man OF good
JUDGEMENT and patriotism, pos es-ipg execu-
i've aoiiity-a pa lent and honest man and
q statesman. ~
Inc soldiers OF the country are entitled to
Tue hOror ard reward, Tor their value ma
niotlsm ana courage saved the Union.
ohoer them Ne Nay expect its perpetuatiou
n. x. KLaISE
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needs his steady nerve, controlled By prac-
ticsl sound sense at the helm, tor the next
four years. / a'so believe that his election
would tend toward the restoration Of her.
mony between tue sections lately IN host 4.
ity. In other words, 1 believe the south
would scceot Grant, welcome the situation,
and quit their foo,ishpeS-.
We're to consnlt poll &c u preferences, only,
/ would name JAMS u Blaine
BIB" InSeIscl Will SHIT me for Vice.
President. JOHN Il. Folks.
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The Reno Cour, u,,,,.,

DEADwo5D, DecemD-r 4.-The Reno
court martial met at Fur, Mead to day.
The prosecution Rested the ca.e, af.er eI-
mining Mrs. W. 5. Fan-hsw, without OBJ
aiming any other facts than already te!.-
raphed. The defence opened with DIR.
irwin, who testified that moving from a
DOL place into q warm room might
produce some such effects as these mani
ss;ed BY Reno at the supper table at Fan
ha~'s house on the night of August 3rd.
Msjnr Msrcu, A. Reno testified that on
he night of November 10, walking in front
II Sturgis' b Use he saw
Ella Ia complete tJilet. She presented
UGH beautiful picture tina, he could not
: si-t the temptation Of loo king through the
siudov upon her. he had no intention Of
farming them and would suffer the lo-s oil
"a right hand before he would cause them
Ne slI2hte-t injury. He did not approach
u windo~ s'eaith.l y Or sulpicIously. He
.aiked there Be he would walk into
ourtroom. He wrote . very polite note Of
pology 70 Mrs.. Sturgi for his setion
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feabOdT Gazette

In answer to the qusstiors in your cIrcurar
OF the auth instant, 1 reply:
ISL u - Grant Is my choice for President,
because mink he is the one man in the
Union 10 mold the Southe-n Brigsdiers level :
ne mas the confidence OF the people and with
MIN at the head ofthe government, the cour.
Try VIII be safe, even with a rebel congress-
End. For Vice President J,bn 1870,
hsa,ons, because the country west OF the
hsslssippl, and espe cialy sIsas deserves
fecpsnitlon and We know of no better man
Tor the position than Mr.. ingalls,.
W. II. WALKER
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Chief JaskSOmes In.

Los PISos AGESCY, Col, via Lake
Guy, Nov. Jack arrived this morning.
tie came unattended. The Commission is
now in session. with Jack on the stand.
Jack has promised Oursy to give the full
particulars of the troubles at White River
and the causes that led TO the outbreak.
Ouray says that with the corporation
Of j ack ard Colorow the Commission will
be able to settle the difficulty to the salts
faction OF the department. The success Of
the Commission il assured.
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THE KANSAS PRESS.
v t..TSrpENIIAL TICKET or
1850.
The Editors OF Kansas on tho fres'
taenriaI Quest,on-Whe They
favor and Why-Grant
and Blaine Ahead by
Largo Majority.
Some days ago we addressed the following
,l., IN the editors of Kansas:

Some DAYS ago we addressed the following
c;,-ular to the editors of Kansas:
LEAvESwoRTa. Nov 20, 1873.
n,.R sIR:-Now trait the elections are
owe, the majority Of voters hsve made up
80, minds as to their candidates for the
60, contest Of I5s). Recognizing the great
pow.r of the press, TIE TINES desires 70 as
certain from an expression OF the editors OF
Eansps how delegates 10 the National Con-
yention will be Instructed. Please answer
the following In your own way.
First-Whois your choice for President
and for what reason?
second-Who is your choice Tor Wee Presi'
| dent, and for what Ie4son?
Yolrs TO command,
u. r. ANTHoSr.
To the above we received replies from
the leading publishers of the Sac, whiet
We publilh below. They viii be foun'
worthy OF persusl.
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Ellsworth Reporter.

lfavor James q. Blaine, because he, in my
opinion, is the greatest stat sman this coun.
Try can boast, for his purity Of character and
honest endeavors to sustain the principles OF
R.puolicanism. He il considered popular in
New York and could carry the vote O; that
State,
For Vice sPeUdent consider a western
man necessary, with nAtne at the head, and
heartily.
am we'll satisfied that this county would
be loud for Grant, but ] shall not advocate
his nomination on account OF the Third
TERM l do not think, one man power con-
sisten Win hepubiicanism and also think
there 10 more than one man in this conntrv
capable OF .nlnng the highest once in me
GUT OF the people. Biaine would CARRY vic.
sory - certain - GIANT. II not more so.
r
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IypchinS Threatened.

HUDsoS, n. u, Dec. John Thomas
colo ed, last night entered the residence of
Ransom Losie, a farmer, three miles from
Co-aIie, and demanded money. Failing in
hI- demand, Thomas shot Losie and q
'cufiie ensusd. The negro escaped, but
vas subsequently arrested, and il now in
the Caiskili Jail. LOsie's wound IL regarded
as fatal A mob threatened to break the
jill and lynch the negro. Military protec-
ton hss been called for.
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we want Grant for President in 1ssg-be
cause the exigencies OF the times cons,q uent
upon the behavior of q "solid South" re-
quire man OF nrmess at the head of govern.
ment- and At the same time ore of moderate
calm, good judgment. These qualities we
believe are embodied In Genera. Grant and
the TACT that the people know him to be
such man would almost insure ms election
If dominated.
For Nice-President, We know of no better
than Mr.. Blaine. He is a strong power in
CongrOs, and a. president OF the senate
woold make An excellent and safe executive
omcer-snd IN case of the death of the Pres
idsnt he would be relisb e as a substituted
II THESE men are nominated We think thew
VIII most certainly BE- elected, and N thew
are, Inc Republican party will never regret
III. W. II. MORGAN.
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" ORKINCMF~

Before you begin your heavy sprini
work after vintef Of relaxation. your sy,
tenn needs cleaning and Strengthening 4
prevent an attack of Ague, Bilious O
spring Fever, or rome other Spring sicl.
Iess that will unfit you for q seasons vor,
You will save time, much sickp.ss an
great expense il you will use che bottle
bop Bilters in Jour family this month
Don't wait. See other column.
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an honest man and able states
man, in every way ftred for the po-
sition; ne would be sp honor to the place If
he should ee proper 10 accept IL
Grant and Blaine will do In lsso. or Grant
and some acceptable Republican stalwart
from New York, or II Grant would not accept
Blaine and some staiwart New York Ut West
ern Republican.
As for as Se can support any ticket COM
posed oil able, true blue Republicans
J z. KESEA,
Ed G.. LANE.
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BeIO,t l:azftt.-

luis Is a Grant paper, and l am a Grant
man. but do not think Grant sho I'D be the
candidate OF the Republican party ior 1880.
1.-THE Republican party desires perpetuity OF
power, John sherman. Blaine, or any stall
WATT OF thst stripe C an give 1t II IL IL simply
astrne 10 see who shall ho'd the r.ins OF
government for the coming tour year,, Grant
IL the man. john COULTER.
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Az attempt wss made q

An attempt wss made Gay
fore Yesterday to blow up the .1N
Of all the Rassia., by placing hiiI.
glvoeripe under the railroad track
over which the imperial carriage "ss &c
mass The Emperor escaped unhurf, on'
h royal baggage was blown SKY high
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Wakeeney W0rId.

In ans yer to your note received Yesterday.
l Wills
Hon John Sherman, of Ohio, las. through
his resumption policy, made 1t possible for
the Republican party to win in next years
national contest. He suffered calumnigtion
That That principle might triumph. 1t fri-
ufppned- Cord Tins are upon the country
~ Is no lnirac'on Of tue two term 1T
principle TO elect sherman as President
since ingalls, has wadet into the political
log, have no choice Tor Vice President
W. :. TILTDS.
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Paola Citizen,

am for Grant in 1850. 1 dislike the th,,d
term idea, bu. like Grant. He Is almost
certain OF election If nominated, and his
Presidency would be a guarantee OF peace
aud safety to Republicans in the South. and
Of good government throu chou. the com.
try.
ha's sl"t oten Grant man. served
under him in the Army of the Potomac
what soldier, after having marched and
fonght and been licked in that ,rmy, for
years under ,ncomp et-nt Generals, could
help loving and admiriDg the leader Inc
TOOK US out ofthe slough If dependency A.
II We're and set Us down finally az Appon,sf-
tox? Grant did that thing, aud am now
anu have GlbrdyS been for nin,
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Blaine and Garfield would make q splendid
Ticket which would rally the united strength
Of the republican party.
Grant and Blaine 10 another which COM
oines strength and enthusiasm. Whatever
the ticket may be. It is Of more importance
TO Know that the republican press WilI stand
united together for ITS support, working for q
than the mere personal preferences Of edi
itos. HUDSON & EWING
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A drunken Rrufe'a Crime.

ANsoNIA, Conn, Dec A man named
pton returned home drunk, and threw at
hrs wife lighted lamp, which fell into the
cradle. and his child was burned to death.
The wife, in endeavOring to save the child,
was probably fatally burned.
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Ellsworth Times /.

Your commune alton received, and the fol-
lowing is my answer:
LIST. / would prefer, for nv choice, Mr.
Bristow for President, because L think he is
an honest man.
2nd. joan A. Logan for Vice. President,
because think h. would make An able sinh.
stituie in case of the for ner's death.
MABERLEY & COLLETr.
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Ottawa journal and Triumpb

First-solon Chase OF Maine. Because he
Is rom the ranks of the people, having been
q farmer and a miller, AID is an honest man,
as well as an abe one. He is also fearless
advocate of the people to-day, as agaius. the
great monopolies, corporations and money
power 1.-THE countr -snd IL takes a man OF
Chase ~
second. Weaver, OF Iowa. Because he
is an aoie lawyer and i.u honest one: and
aso fearless advocate Of tue rights OF the
people at the present time as sosipst tic
great bank ar d rairosd corporations OF the
country. Pat Us down for J. h. Weaver.
hoplhg lHls viii prove satisfactory, We re-
ihaiu II. SNOW,
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NY choice for President in 1850, is Elihu
Il. Washburne, because he is popular at home
and abroad, AMI is one OF the abIest and
purest men In the country. Toe Germans
would support him almost without excep-
ton. For Nice-PresideDt no better person
can secure the Republican nomination than
+, AZ VI: bialne, the best presiding ofiiceI la
ana nnd many to sanction my opposition
j. A. BACON.
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ChetOpa Advance.

am in favor oil John Sherman for Pres
ident for more reasons than 1 have time or
space here TO give.
Ans "a window will do for Vice -Presi.
! dent. This is the present state of our mind
On candid Ates subject to huctustions in the
market and the action of rebel brigadiers,
ETC., exc. T. M C.yaSsss
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Great Eend Deruccrnt

For President, Horatio Seymour. Reason:
The purest statesman and most available
can 'idste. For VIce-President. Thos. Hen
bricks, for reaS ons similar TO above 'Deu-
ocraL" b. FCGATE.
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Our choice for President in lso N Boo
Peter Cooper. Of New York. Our princ,pa
reason for that choice Is. because only one
objection has ever been offered against bis
being president and that il "because he is
too DID," That objection rightly viewed, 10
In his favor, because there will be NO danger
Of his being candidate for Q second term,
and using his frst term exclusively to In
gratiate himself INTO the good graces OF the
politicians % rs to secure the .econd term,
During his term ofomce bill can be passed
y oonsress reducing the salary ofthe Presi.
cent and not be vetoed by Mr.. Cooper.
Another bill can bs passed making q Pfesi-
Dent only ELIGIBLE Tor one term OF four Year,
ana toas viii not be vetoed by Mr.. OOopef.
NO otnef oali having for IT. ob3ee the hTing-
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First-Blaine for President because think
he will be stronger than Grant, But Grant
would be my personal choice
Second-If Grant Is nominated then Blaine
Tor Vice President. II Ri 4iue Tor President
then Ben Harrison, OF Indiana, for Vice Pres-
ldent- II. A. PEEKINs
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am Tor U. 5. Grant, 1 believe him 20 be
me strongest man we have in the party, and
believe the party and the times require
good-Heai OF the "B all dog tenacityu policy
10 overcome, OF at least coupterbalance The
bali-oozins" element of . .solid South.D
l., we Can't get Grant, then give us Jim
biAihe. j. h. DOWNING,
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Manhattan Eaterpr,sr.

am In favor of WIN. ID. Kelly, of Pennsyl-
vania. FIrs:-because he Is q stalwart Re
publican on ALI questions. Second-ds is
opposed to the n ,tional ban king system
rT Ice President. would prefer WIN. A
Phillips or some other good western man.
A. L RCNYAS.
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ist- Grant, As the mightiest representative
OF decisive policy. As the bully boy with
. chip on his shoulder, whom none dare mo.
lest or make afraid.
II. Any good and strong man Who would
contribute to Republican success, one from
the west. r. Z. AoNTGoMERY.
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SILK Weaver-' strike

PAITEKsoS, y j, Dec. THE silk
~eavers oil the Murr Miil- are on a
strike against The running of Two Jaoq uard
looms by one weaver.
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am In favor Of q. S. Grant TOR President,
for the reason that he is the most eligible
candidate, and there Is less daugerof defeat.
For Vice President, II Grant vas the nom.
inee, l would give the preference TO Wheeler
Tor the reason that New York is the most
ooootiui STATE. CONKLIN BIOS.
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FIrst-U. s. Grant Second-J. q. Blaine.
Reasons: Simply because l think II the best
and strongest ticket the r publican party
can put up. With taat ticket ~ cess in 1850
j. c-IlaIL. IL. II. LUsK.
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lst, Grant-rtIson-lt i cur opinion that
the South will ever bs recDus' uc.ed under
q 2 present con erval'vs policy.
p, B.Alne-Esa.on e l. great. grand nd
staITsIt- BEATTY L BATCHELDER.
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CRANToN, Pr, Dsc. 1.-THE Lackswsns
Iron Coal Company have Voluntarily in
creased the wages Of their l,5Oo workman
flrfN nfH can't
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am for President in lss0 First, for j. G.
Blaine. Ny reasons ara: believe him the
purest and sblest statesman in America. OF
course would support Grant, Hayes, q Ar
held or Sherman, bat Blaine drxt.
b g EVANS.
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ACCORDING to the Philadeiphia h'' a..
:, was =. Chicago Times man who ''oie VIC
Pres dents message. Theft and en'elpi'''
.,asvnonvmou. terms, in some quarters
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Howard C0uTanf.


James g. Blaine for President o=c7use he is
the best man. John ingalls, for Nics Pres =
dent because he IS from k4nsa
A. B STEINBAEGER.