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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17

as a consequence they did not get to
the scene OF their labors until late.
Then they were compelled to con-
fine all their efforts to retaining the
driver. This proved hopeless task,
and they abandoned him to his fate,
footed 1t to Waikerton and hired
Jack Miller to take them home.
Hatch, the livery man, and owner OF
lhe horses, went down Monday to
look after his team and driver.
Through the kindness OF John s.
Bender, Of this place, we were shown
copies OF the Shanghai Courier OF
May 20. and II, 1879. two daily papers
printed in China. in the English Ian
guage. giving a full account OF the
ovation to General and Mrs. Grant
while at the city OF Shanghai; also
the public reception given them ct
the residence OF the Hon. d. H. Bal
ley, consul general ot the United
States at that city. Mr. Bender In
forms us that Mr.. Bailey was pas
senger with him on the steamship
Cuba during his trip from Liverpool
TO New York In December, 1874, and
proved him to be an aft ,ble, courtc-
Gus gentleman, an eminent scholar
and jurist, friend to the Chinaman.
and an American OF the true type,
whose love Of country and patriotism
Is only Intensified by his absence
from home. He Is evidently the
right man 10 the right place. The
Cc,Uier Is a six column folio, filled
with editorials. news and advertise
ments, and Is very much like an
American paper, though its columns
are wider than those of the average
American newspaper.
Taken altogether the immense
crowd that came to town to see the
"big show" Monday, was as quiet and
orderly as 60 large crowd usually
is, and to the casual observer there
seemed but little disorder; yet the
usual number OF tramps were ia
town and party OF fifteen or twenty
got into free fight near the p. F. W.
g. G. depot. Ten OF them were ar
rested and brought before his honor.
Mayor Jones. who fined seven Of
them Eve dol ars each and In default
of payment they were sent to Jail.
They are now working on the streets
und-r the direction of the supervisor.
The other three were discharged.
George Jones. blind man. got blind
drunk, disorderly, obscene and vul-
gar. was taken to Jail and brought
before his honor the Mayor, Tuesday
morning. He was released on his
promise to leave the town forever.
Henry Plat, drunk and disorderly as
he has been many times before, was
sent to jill. s ,versl boys from town
and country were not quite so smart
"a they supposed they were. and were
m de to understand that while this
| 5 "a free country, there are certain
things that men and boys must re-
iraiu from doing, because communi
ty in general has certain rights that
must be respected. A young lady
from near Inwood was arrested, but
there was no roof that she had done
wrong and the Mayor dis,
charged her. We suppose this is the
girl referred to by our Inwood cor
and In Justice to her we
would say that the Mayor thinks she
was guilty OF nothing Indecent. or In
anywise wrong; though she may
have been little indiscreet and got
In bad company.
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Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

Pursuant to an order OF the Marshall Cir
cult Court. in The estat.. of Isaac Lee.
deceased, | will offer at private sal.,
following described Real Es.ats, to-wit:
In Center township. Marshall county Ind. two
amt half miles asst of Pl ymouth- sixty-eight
t6Sl acres on of the north side of tile south
west quarter of section two l2l township
thlfy.ihrec .33l. range two (2) ea Il: the west
hail OF the south half OF the north west quar-
u T vf section two 90, TOWNSHIP. thirty thres
l33) range two ~ east the east half Of the
south hall OF the north west quarter Of Sec
tlon two g2l township thirty three 49,. range
Two CD east: the w-st half of the south half
OF the north. east quarter OF secriOn two 90.
township thlYfl thee 1881, range two (2) east !:
the east hall Of the soHth half of the north
east quarter of section TWO CD. township
thirty three lSS), range two % east. All cf
The above land was fOrmt rly well timbered
with biackwalnut timber. md il of the best
quality.
Also. in North township Marshall county.
Ind. tin. undivided hail OF the east half of
the southeast quarter of section twenty tive,
k2a), township thiri y-'sur t34). range two ON
east We'll located. With good house and barn
and about oBe-half under cultivation.
The above ii 1Scribed properly will be soil
Tor onc-third cash. anu balance in nine and
eighteen months, at six per cent. interest.
- cured by notes. without relief. and mort
gage Oh tiar land sold
Examination can be make at any time :
pIrcha- negotiated and contracts executed
after Augtlsi 4th 1873, sui ject 10 tho approval
OF the Mar hal Circuit Court.
All OF thi property IL dee irahle- Apply NJ
the Office of Lee a Dickinson. InwoOd.
DWIGHT L. DICKINSON.
Jgiy Administrator.
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To the Ladies OF Marshall Comfy.

VIII sell you as good a sewing ma
chlneat my store In Plymouth for $95, as
any agent will offer you at your homes
tor $50 or $4j. l will not go ont with
horse and wagon and charge you fifteen
or twenty dollars more for machine than
II is worth; but will give all the attach.
ments and warrant every machine for
three years. for the small sum of twenty
hve dollars cash. Don't forget the place.
G. WOLF. Agt.
Canada Singer Sewing Machine.
jnly3 3m
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17

Johnston's Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla, Of which an advertisement
may he found in another column, is a good
article. and entirely destitute of all quack-
cry. independently of the ample tesiimo
malls from professional men. adduccd by
Mr.. Johnston, we are we'll satisfied of The
virtues Of the Extract Of Sarsaparilla, rs
We have used IT ourselves with entire sue
cess, in removing the affection under
which we labored. In all cnraneous aficc-
tons especially is invaluable. For sale
by l.. Tanner. 3c-3I
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Try Them.

Housewives who use DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts avoid
disappoints often experienced by the
use of the ordinary havoring extracts.
The personal attention OF Steele g.
Price In experimenting their labora-
tory. makes pr, Prices Extracts 40
reliable.
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Fascinating.

When delightful odor surrounds
the person, by the use OF DIR. Prices
exquisite perfumes, then Ii Is that the
utmost destinations OF beauty come
In play and captivates its admirers.
DR.. Prices Unique Perfumes are
appreciated for their peculiar deli
cate fragrance.
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An Expert.

DR. Price Is well known as an ex:
pert Ia The study OF Culinary 'Ohem
iistry, and the manufactures OF Sree'e
&Pricea are the Result OF bis research
es. One OF these discover les is the
Cream Baking Powder, by the use Of
which light, sweet biscuits. cake-,
etc., are "a certainty. - ar
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Business.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO me by note or account
will find It to their interest to call at
my Office and settle the same before
the LIST Of Sept. 1879,
to sept Dr.. BoRroN.
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There will be a grange fair 81

There will be "a grange fair Sept.
~. 1879, at or near the halt OF Yellow
River Grange No. 155. In Union
township. Marshall county, Ind. free
to all. Is. ADAMsoN, Sec.
iul17tosep27
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For Trade.

Forty one acres, five acres In corn
and fenced, for a good team and
some money; also some town and
city property for sale and trade at
ruinous rates.
CoRBIN & Co.
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Dissolution Notice.

The CopaEsRerskip herssofoEe exisfisg setwecn
Jonathan Pickerl alDd Hugh Pickerl, under the
firm name of ffckeTl aBd Brothers, Is Dissolved An
persons inpebied TO said him requested % call
and settle by chsh note Within twenty daps. Tho
business will be continued at the old stand by
Benjamin Taylor and Hugh Picker.
Argos. Ind July ist. JONATHAN PIcKcRl
miy3fs HrcH PfcKFRl
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Yellow Fever.

While they are having yellow fever
IN the South, ]. Leonard s. Son. are
selling furniture at bottom prices. d.
rectly opposite the Opera House. Go
and see.
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Universal Satisfaction Everywhere.

Hills Compound Extract Of Buchu and
Cubebs, gives universal satisfaction in
every case where tried, for all diseases OF
tho Kidneys, Bladder and the Urinary
Organs For sale by l.. Tanner. 30-3l
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Notice Of appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
be,n appointed Administrator of he estate OF
Mary opcr, lac of Marshall county, indiana,
decreased.
said estate Is supposed to be advent.
CHARLES X. COOPER
July 18th, ls-9. Administralor.
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ALL the latest styles In furniture,
and lowest prices, at J. Leonard &
Sons, opposite the Opera House. Re.
pairing and job work n speciality.
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Friday, August lst. 1879.

at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose IL hearing
and determining grievances. and TO eqaalize
the assessment of property assessed la said
city for the year 1879.
sli2 DAVID Z. SNYDER. Clerk.
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SATURDAY, JULY II, A. ]. 1879,

between the hours often o'clock 4. M, and
Tour o'clock y. M, at the door 4 the cont
house, in the city 81 Plymouth, Marshall
county. indiana. a. the law directs. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
Tile northeast quarter 90 Il the SOUTH
west quarter ~ Of section number seven al,
in oNnship number thriy-;wo (Rl) north.
range number thr..s 80 east, containing forty
(40l acres more or less.
Situate in Marshall ounty. Indiana. 10 the.
highest bidder for cash. without regard 10
appraisement laws, subject to redemption-
JOHN V. ASHLEY,
Sheriff Of Marshall County.
II. Corbin, plffs atty.
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AGA RID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in-
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, ioss OF manhood, &C., will send q recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in south
America. Send q self-addrcsssd envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH I. IMAM. Station d. Nec York
Hifu.
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Asthma.

The fortunes and agonies endured
Tor six yeats. mono but those who
nave s"Tered with the terrible dis
ease can know. My life was miser-
able. In desperation L tried Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia 1t gave
me instant relief. Used it internally
as well as externally.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17
10Th Day of July, A. D, 1879,

Offer sale TO the highest and best bidder.
one stock oi boots and shoes. and the stock
81 general merchandise known as the
Plymouth store. belonging 10 said trust. fot
not less than the fuli appraised value limo
bids are secured at that amount will then
offer said goods TO the highest lid. er. not
10 be sold for less than the fwo-thrds Of the
apprdis ed value. Sail sale will be made az
the rooms over Tanners drug store, In Hum
firhouser- block. ON east side of Michigan
street, ia laid city. " sold upon either OF
the above propositions, the terms are one
thir,i cash. one-fiiird In sixty days one-fhird
Ia one hundred and twenty days, the e.
ferred payments Ia be ecured by note and
security, and 10 hear seven per cent. interest
from date. Ii not sold on the above orders.
will then offer said goods at public auction,
at retail, 10 the highest bidder for cash. and
continue the sale at such place as then
shall designate. from day TO day until all art,
sold. WILLIAM ROSENTHALI
Frank Sw.gart. atty. Assignee.
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NOTICE.

Public no. e. il hereby given TO the tax
payers ot tn city 20 Plymouth Indiana that
the Board Of quaiization for said city, Will
meet IN the Civ Hall. on
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF an execution issued out of The
Office Of the clerk of the Marshall Circuit
~ John W. Colyin and against Frederick
Hoover, will fer for sale At public auction.
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THOMAS BRANIGAN,

1917 West 81 h street, N. Y.
Giles PilIsscures Gout. Sold by
Ct. Blain d. Co. 30 81
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17

Notice IL hereby given that /, the under
signed. assignee If hrauS Bros will by or
der OF the Cass Circuit Court AT the city Of
Plymouth. Ind, on the
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

July 18Th. $50.
National Republican., 1879-07-19
Vote as You Shot.

To the Editor of the National ReDuJlican
SIR: Permit me. as an old Union soldier, on
behalf of scores of "boys who wore the blue"
to express thousand thanks to you for the
noble efforts you are making in your valuable
paper in favor of appointing soldiers aud their
widows and orphans to places in the Depart
meuts of the Government.
1t is an outrage aud shame that men who
periled their lives OH the battlefield to save
this Governmen from destruction by the in
fernal traitors who sought to destroy IL to be
beg ging in the streets and the widows and or
phans of soldiers to be starving, and at the
same time unrepentant rebels are filling lucra.
tive places under the Government.
When these traitors were killing and starv-
ing our brave boys in the bushes and prison
pens Of Andersonyile and Libby no one ever
believed that any Republican Administration
would so stultify and bemean itself as to give
preference in official station to these red
handed traitors Yet such is the fact. Does
any one need proof Of what Democrats. ii in
power, would do when they even turn out q
soldier who lost both legs in battle simply be-
cause he is Republican, as they did Mr.. Will
son. messenger of the Senator Now let the
heads of Departments dismiss a Democrat
| every time q soldier asks place until tho SOL
| diers fill all their places.
| Let the Grand Army of the Republic and
the Veteran Associations throughout the coun-
try take this matter in hand and resolve not
to vote for Citizen Foster or any other Repub-
lican until the offices are filled with old SOL
diors in the place of Copperhoad and rebel DEM
ocrats This is tho only way to make the
'powers that be- feel their weight and respect
them. 1t is time to let the leaders of the party
know that soldiers are tired of the old story
that they must 'vote as they shot," and there.
by put into office the stay-at-homcs, VINO fill
the offices under them with Democrats and
traitors When traitors had this Government
by the throat the politicians remained safe in
the rear and begged us 20 to battle. They
promised to care for the women and children
and if we returned to reward us with great
honors. Alas how has the promise been kept
Look at the poor widows and orphans and
manned soldiers all over the land who are suf
fering for bread while rebel men and rebe
women hold the offices which they are compe
tent to fill and for which they often apply and
cannot obtain. Let us have no preaching, bu
more of the practice, and then the soldiers will
be found voting as they shot" hold nj
office and am seeking none, but hundreds dc
serve Office, and for them l appeal.
|
National Republican., 1879-07-19
A Page of Ancient (?) History.

To he Editor Of the National Republican.
SIR: have just been reading IA History OF
the War Of tho Rebellion of 1861" written by
ex.President jefferson Davis and published in
Louisville, KY, A. d. 1895. onpage $500 Mr..
Davis says: "In 1885 the late Union soldier, as
he was then sarcastically called, came to be
looked upon, as he really was, Us the rebel and
traitor of 1861. He was tauntod by one VAL
landgham and his followers with having sur
rendered to the patriotic South, and, though
subdued and rendered powerlcss, MS 10 was sup
posed he was in that great contest he succeed
ed by the aid Of niGgeis and foreigners to over
come the will of his Gonquerors, the ohivalrous
sons of the South and also by tissue ballots,
ballot.box stufiing,an intimidation of the mag
unanimous and peaceabc denizcns south OF Ma
son and Dxoii's line he did turn the tide Of pub
lie opinion against these generous people to such
an extent as toreverse tho relative positions of
the South and tho North The Southern pa.
triot became the traitor and rebel, and the
Yankee mudsill tho law.abiding and Union
loving people But virtues wheel having
taking backward turn, their positions wcro
reversed to where they were In 1865. The
rebellious North came again to be the plotters
against good government, which the South
had ever maintained, and asserted in Congress
and on the platform that tho States were equal
and sovereign indcpendencies. This righteous
aud Just change having been brought about
through the Incompatible virtue of the pa
tiently enduring South, tho Northern despoiler
ami robber who had pensioncd the men who
sought to destroy the best Government the sun
ever shone upon, were forced to return the
money thus stolen, and The pension rolls were
publicly burned. The so-caled reconstruction
measures which these robbers succeeded in
placing upon tho statute book were set aside
and declared, through the just indignation of
an incensed and virtuous people, TO be annulcd.
In fact, all measures which these Northern
robbers and delamers called war measures
were wiped from off tho statute book by one
]. c. Blackburn, lifelong and consistent pa
| triot.
Tho North, which had seized upon and
subvertcd the Government to its purposes
were remanded back to tho position they Oc-
cupied when U. s. Grant that arch traitor,
surrendered his sword to the immortal Robert
| Il. Lee.
Again the North, thus reduced to whore IL
of right belonged a supplicant at tho feet OF
its magnanimous conqucrors, the South, were
only permitted to again resume the responsible
duties ofctizenship by having their political
| disabilities removed. ....... I'D.
The negro, whom the North freed after il
had, through bull-dozing and intimidation
wrested the Government from the hands o
the South, were again returned to their former
masters and those who were free before this
great Northern rebellion were sold into slavery
for which God and nature designed them.
Thus the North-the intimidators, traitors
rebels, and mudsills-were made to feel tn,
Just measure of wrath of an outraged ant
wronged people. z. G. g.
| July IL A. ID. 1900.
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50 I. SrFSfsonl,L =
EDwkRD W. PRRRY, of New York, IA at wormieys
GEORGE wAlEER, Of New York, is booked at tho
Aslngton.
CArrAls wutlAM PRIkcE, d. s. A.. is quarterod
nt the kbbltt House. EA
at the Ebbitt House.
Hos. GEongR NEYT, the Belgian Minister, is So
journing At Wormleys.
DR.. J. l.. GABsLI, of Virginia, registered at the
Riggs House last night
CoLoEEL VS.. STARRING, US. A. booked at the
kbbiu House yesterday, 49,. A .. pa. 'f
DR. JoHN RtDaRLY, of Cheyenne, W. ~, registered
at The ST. James yesterday.
PERRY HAwFs, OF Missouri, and Lovi d. Harbour,
Detroit, are at the Ebbitt House u IT a -I 90
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM w. RHoADEs U, s. A., and
wife are guests at the Ebbtt House.
MIR. o. l.. PRUDEN assistant secretary 10 tho Pros
idont, has gone fishing down the bay.
PRESIDENT wELLING, of Columbian University, Is
| n guest of Governor Lawrence, ut Newport.
JUDGE MCCLURE Of Arkansas was among the
J. B. FINKs, Washington Territory A. J. Ross,
| Cincinnati and L. w. Army, Baltimore, are at the
| National a.'H '.
Hon. HUGH MoCu1LocH, ex-seeretary, of the
| United States Treasury, and wife arrived at the
| Ebbtt House yesterday
Hon. THOMAS DUDLEY, Camden, N. j.; d. Bellew,
Omaha, Ncb., were among the soJourners at the
| Metropolitan yesterday.
SAMUEL COLGATE. Of New Jersey; George Place,
| New York II. Il. Strong. Paiutyille and Chris
Hill and wife, Philadelphia, are stopping at the
| Riggs House.
| MISSES MAGGIE, Carrie and Gcorgic Miller, OF
| Capitol Hill, leave here on the THOMPSON TINS
morning to occupy the family cottage at Blum Point,
where they Will shortly be Joined by the rest OF the
household. - = -.. a..'. JOB. t.....
| join I. McDoNoUGH, George Caultleld, and z. T.,
Lambert, of New York John a. Walsh, District oil
| Columbia; ID. @. aud g. g. Caywood and w. w.
| Green, New YORK, aud q. 4. Hunter, Maysyille KY
have rooms ut Wilards.
j. oDELL and wife and J. o. o,ey und wife OF
| Charles County, Va. ID. Il. Prout Alabama O. X.
| Crawford, New York; John w. Flintham, ST.
Louis, and Miss Nellie L. Reno, Rochester, Pa, reg
tered Mt the st. James yesterday. ....
National Republican., 1879-07-19
THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENsHIP.

THE Charleston Nelcs and Courier makes
reply to our remarks on the position taken
by the Kingstree (s O. star toward Mr.
SwAILs in which it warned him not to re-
turn to South Carolina upon the peril of his
life in the following terms
AS q Republican swAILs has the same rights
that Democrat has, That is, his political allll
iations do not affect, one way or another, his
position MS u citizen of State. The consttu
tion of South Carolina provides that "no per,
son shall be arrested, Imprisoned, despoiled OF
dispossessed of his property, immunities, OF
privileges, put out Of the protection of the law
oxiled or deprived Of his life liberty, or estate
but by the judgment Of his peers or the law o
the land" This is the protection that South
National Republican., 1879-07-19
POLITICIL NOTES.

THE Graphic has it that Glover got at tho wrong
end of his little gun when II went oil. .......
THERE Is a loud call for Ewing 10 come home"
The Democratic fences are out OF repair. II. Dr..
BEN HILL is versatile fellow. lie is a very sue
ccssiul leader Of Methodist ass.mcctings in the
South. NH.|.H N.
GENERAL GRANTS so oconfoundodly stubborn that
he intends TO come home wnen he peases and In
his own way. U...FIg .| u...H ... H..
AN Honest Money League, with officers half DEM
ocratS aud half Republicans, has been formed at
Cleveland, Ohio. I'D. ..
THg Herald expresses the opinion that If the Re-
pubcans are wise they ought easily to carry Penn
sylvania this fall.
THE New orleans Picuwme fears that when the
crops are gathered there will be q renewal of the
exodus on larger scale than ever. ....
THE Maine correspondent of the Boston Herald
thinks Pillsburys 'wanton and wild attacks OIL
Mr.. Davis" Will help the latter 1000 votes ~
MORE light in the East The Aroostook Sunrise
has pulled down the Greenback flag and come out
for the Republican candidate for Governor of Maine.
Mn. HENRY KEssLER, who knows the country
thoroughly, says that the Republicans Will beat
the Democracy OF Hamilton County, Ohio, 5,OOO
votes easily. ... #.....H u. .... I.. ...l II.
AS the Philadelphia Times phrases It, the Penn
sylyania Greenbackers have nominated u rustic
person named sutton on platform of diluted
Kearneysm.
| THE Democratic papers Of New York State are
getting into somewhat of snarl over the question
| whether the next campaign shall be conducted OH
| State OF National issues. .. ..t
| THE workingmens nominee for Governor In Cal
ifornia. DR.. Glenn, owns tho largest farm in cult
walton IN the world It's estimated value being 81
100000 He Is a model nntimonopoist.
| A WRITER in the Canton iMiss.) Nail calls loudly
| for an independent movement, alleging that the
| Democratic Conservative party Of the country Is
| run in the interest of trickslers and schencrs-
| THE Buffalo Express says; $50 far as our recol.
lection extends. there has never in this State been
| ajonrnal aspiring TO any sort of prominence SO ut
terly regardless Of decency IN its conduct us the
Albany Argus in its present hands"
| THE most prominent and influential Democrat
in York County, Me, said, with prodiglous oath
| In the Biddeford House. last week, that he would
have no part or lot with the combination" would
cast his influence against the combination ticke
and his vote for the Republican candidate th!
| fall.