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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
ASuggestion 70 summer TonrIsfs

A change of climate is at all time:
more or less dangerous. There are
elements in a new atmosphere which
are injurious, especially when the
system is exhausted by care and over.
work, and which should be guarded
against. After careful observation
We have come to the conclusion that
Warmers safe kidney aud liver cure is
the best preventive for atmospheric
evils and that it will restore health
and vigor sooner than any remedy
which has ever been discovered.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield &
Co., and w. N. Wilkerson a. Go.
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Arkansas City and all way landings,
paying strict attention to all Q. o. ID.
aud plantation business, connecting at
her destination with the Dean Adams
for Vicksburg, and with the Little
Rock, Mississippi river and Texas
railroad. Captain A. L. Cummins
presides at the desk, and is a,sisted
by Billy Thomas and Billy Nuckles.
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Census Returns 90 be Strictly
Guarded.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Gen.
Walker has issued the following:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
CENSUS OFFICE, August 30.
ORDER.
The paragraphs respecting the cen.
sus which have within the past few
days appeared in the newspapers are a
disgrace TO this Office.
Employees are expressly prohibited
from giving any information to news
paper reporters, and from talking to
persons not their official superiors
about the work Of the Office or any OF
the facts disclosed by the census re-
turns.
The first known violation of this
order will be deemed sufficient cause
for recommending TO the department
the summary dismissal of the person
offending.
No one but the superintendent, the
chief clerk, OF Mr.. @. S. Mixter, chief
of the Division Of Results, is author
lied to give publicity to any item
aft citing this office or its work, except
upon express permission in an indi-
vidual case.
[Signed. y. A. WALKER,
Superintendent Of Census.
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
{ Vu-N. Santamhar q 1880

MEMPHIS lEhN's DbpteunDeT y, looO'I
The flow of money in this direction
has not yet begun, nor will it for sew
eral weeks to come, though the banks
of New York show a gradual reduc-
ton of balances, amounting to about
10000 per week, This draft is
doubtless chiefly to satisfy the de-
mands of the west, to move the grain
crop, heavy shipments of which are
making to Europe. Ten steamships,
all heavily laden, left the port o.
New York on Saturday last, and ton
mage seems inadequate to the demand.
AS soon as our cotton crop begins to
move more freely, we may expect our
local banks to commence drawing in
their surplus, now mainly in New
York. There is no stringency in the
money market, nor is there likely to
be. In fact, it has been many a long
year since the financial ease such as
ruled throughout the past summer,
has been so steadily maintained, and
when money was so cheap or so readi-
10 available. The demand for loans
at present is moderate, and prime
commercial paper is discounted at 6
per cent, a few laying claim to 8 per
cent where they think it a be OBJ
tanned. There is no movement Of i'm
portance in local uucurrent securi-
ties.
Exchange offers in light volume,
and Is far inadequate to the demand
for eastern drafts. The rate is un-
changed at par to Bc discount buying
and ic premium selling on the east,
aud par selling to to off buying for
New Orleans.
The last weeks statement of the
banks OF New York made an exhibit
of $40 78. 100 in their reserve account,
(Which over $50. 900, 900 was in spe-
Gle. and $40 2l3, 900 more money than
was on hand at the same date last
year. The loan account has however
incceased $54,556,000 over last year,
reaching $3l6, 738, 100, and the the de-
posts have increased so that q reserve
Of $74, 296, 200 is necessary to keep
the reserve up to the % per cent rule,
and the recent statement shows the
reserve to be only s., 400 above le-
gal requirements. Compared with
4Ae same date last year, the banks Of
New York have increased in specie
on hand S45, $50. 800; decreased in legal
tenders S25, 5l7, 800; increased in de-
posits S70,551, 200 - total deposits
$296, 722,9 The total reserve is now
26 "a per cent of the total deposits,
against 26,37 a year ago.
Since the first Of January last, the
United States public debt has been
reduced SS7. 329, 430.56. IF it goes on
at this rate the national debt will be
wiped out in loss than twenty yesFs.
The assistant United States treasury
at New York was yesterday instructed
to purchase S2,500,000 in bonds, to be
added TO the sinking fund, SO it is re-
ported by telegraph.
The following are the ruling rates
for local uncurrent securities:
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mILT HARRY,N
United States &arShaPs Sale
Notice.

No: 9S9-In Ada iralty, u. S District Court,
hestern District OF Tennessee-P G. Kelsey
x Co, VS.. The Steamboat Plaza
PURSUANT to an order of Independence
4 Hte-issued out Of the District Court of
the United States Tor the western district of
tennessee, tested at Memphis, Tenn, In said
d%iltrict, on the 9Th day OF September, A. d.
~, and to me directed ia the above entitled
cause, / will, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of September.
A. D. 1850, at II o'clock noon on said day, and
At the foot Of Union street, at the port OF
Memphis, and in said district, expose for sale
az public query, and cry of aud sell to tho
highest and best bidder for cash, the steam
boat Piasa, her en- yines, machinery. tackle,
apparel and furniture, as said steamboat then
and there lies at said port,
NJ. T. WILLIAMSON,
III IL s MnrahnI Mn.A naaA d.
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EOn-Resident Notice.

-
No. s7Ss-fn the Chancery Court Of sbelbv
County, Tenn.-L NJ Rumsey OF al VS.. d
Martin o. al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this c,use
y that the defendants, h II Martin, Emily o
Martin, Mrs. Florida Wellbourne, Floride
fred Melbourne, Abram A Martin,
hhas halman, John \ HRyner, A A
Root, TW Drury and A n Drury lirm ofJohn
h Haynor 4 Col. The Western File COMPANY.
The Beaver Falls Cutlery Company, ne
hamilton PloN COMPANY, John Mitchell,
VIM Tranter and w II Caruthers, firm al
Mitchell, Tranter & Coz, The Second National
Bank Of Hamilton, Ohio, The DOUGLASS AVG
Manufacturing Comply, The Biddle Hardware
Company. y X Schuyler, Mareellus Hartley
and Malcolm Graham. firm Of SCHUYLER.
Hartley 4 Graham). J II Gould, ir. and III
0strander(frm Of bOuld 4 0stranderl. Thomss
5 Latham and JosephJ eifreys (frm sfLatbam
Il Jeifreysl, The Meriden Brittania ComnanV.
HOtchki0s & Sons. - Kline and L p Iogen
firm Of Kline, Logan 4 Coz, The Wheeling
Hinge Company. Peck Brothers & Co, The
Buffalo scale Company, Richardson Broihers.
Hubbard, BakeWell 4 Co, W II MinnemayeI
q Co. The BrOmWell Manufacturing Companv,
A speer x Son, q W and II S Bartholomew
Charles " Mixdorf, The South Bend Iron
Works, The National Hardware Company,
a + shapleigh &Co, James Davis 4 Son, TT
Barclay, o Il Wilson, Merriam K MORGAN
Manufacturing Company, Wendell Brothers,
sehoenberger q Co, The Marietta Stove Man
ufacturing Company. J COnway,T Rowland
4 Sons, H A Bartlett & Co. J II Momas 4 co,
Tiffany x CO.. and Niles and Scott, are non.
residents Of the State Of Tennessee; ii IL there
fore ordered that they make their Appearance
Rsrein; At ne courthouse OF Shelby county, in
Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first Monday
In October, 1880, and plead, answer on
demgr to complainant bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as 10 them and set
for hearing ex- parte, and that a copy OF this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cSTilb,iEse a wgeSs, IN the PUBLIC Ledger.
A oopy-Attest'
4, J; BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY L. B. McHENRY, DC. 4 M,
GOODWIN, Dix a Goodloe, and T B EdVinR
Ion, sols. ior eompIt. $50 1855 10
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q CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. etc., ! will send
q recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by q missionary in South America. SEND q
soll-ad lressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T.
Imam, station y, Now Yo-k City.
1ihxxxi ia eodkw
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GeneraI Trade.

An active iobbing trade has been
he chief feature of The markets here
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@Moniay, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
monday. Thursday and Saturday.
iSunday, Tuesday and Friday.
TUESDAY and Friday.
"wednesday and Saturday.
0puesday, Thursday and saturday.
Mails for the following States forwarded
by St. Louis Express train, Louisville &
Nashville railroad: Illinois, Michigan, Min.
nesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas.
California, Colorado and all Territories.
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SATURDAY, the 9th Of Ootober, Iaso.

in the city of Memphis. at the northwest cor
ner OF Main and Maditon streets, within the
hours prescribed by law for public GALES, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the real estate conveyed TO me and de-
scrlbed IN said trust deed as follows, to-wit:
Lot numbers four az and seven ~ on the plan
Of SUBDIVISION made BY Commissioner J Hal
stead &c Clarke and O b Church. under the
decree Of the Chancery Court Of Memphis, in
the case Of J II Banks We. 5 P Walker Ell al,
No. llS5 on new rule docket Of said court, az
the samo is shown by the decree of SAID Chan
Gerry Court, registered in the Office OF the Reg
lster Of Shelby county In book No. "a, pages
5Io and 6Ibi the sam being a subdivision and
partition among those entitled, ofthe lot con-
yeyed by W E Butler to Jeremiah L Hem
bricks, trustee for Elizabeth 4 Banks and her
children, REGISTERED in said office Of said Reg
lister in book Is, page $50, which two lots have
each a front Of 500 feet on Shelby street and n
depth westward Of 80 feet. This property will
be sold without the equity of redemption, the
same being waived in said trust deed. Title
believed TO be good, but / will convey only AZ
trustee. ii b HOWELL. Trustes
Craft & Cooper, Att'ys. 6i2iS9I
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nat ~~~es ys.a - osVsSs s.srs e@eas.s 49, 80 ,
time upon the receipt Of the latest market
quotations. Parties trading are at no DELAY
o. e1pense ior kilograms, Ono commission
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Iaturday, the I8th day Of septemher.
IrusIee's ENC oI lseaI tntate.

RY virtue Of the power vested in me as trus-
- tee in a certain trust decd executed No
yember 70, 1873, by II D Banks, Martha w
Banks and J II Banks, to secure the indebt-
edness sot forth and described in said trust
deed, | will. IA trustea on
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mempniS mauc unk prUppvu up
10 pyramid, was a good thing to gaze
upon, while Lewis & Thomas, boil.
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AIDES AND sTOREKEEPEps-You

AIDES AND sTOREREEPEPs-You
= can get Choice Goods obeap nv writiDss
on a Postal for our Price Lit, which enable
you to order BY mail the best way, and sec
the many kinds Of Merchandise we keen for
sale at surprising low prices. We send sam
pies OF Hamburgs, Laoes, Ribbons, Fringes,
etc II requested. WesellWholesa ale andRetsii
enables 70 quote very close prices. We have
4, w and $ packages Of notions which cannot
be bought for twice the money elsewhere. nil
wanted in every family. Money returned II
ndt satisfactory. HOughtOn & Button.
30 fremont St. Boston, Mass.
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IN PORT.
John T. Moore, John B. Maude.
REoEIpTs par

RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per John A. Scudder, from New
0rleans--6O pkgs soda and % boxes
mineral water.
Per John B, Maude, from St. Louis
-79l bbls -four, 300 bbls meal, 80
SKIS oats, AZ SKIS corn, A SKIS wheat,
446 pkgs lard, 245 bales hay, II crates
cabbage, 2OO7 pkgs sundries.
CONDITION. OF THE RIVERS.
Since noon yesterday the river at
this point has risen 2 inches, and the
gauge now reads 8 feet 2 inches above
low water mark. The Ohio declined
3 inches at P%ittsburg, with - inches
on the gauge. At Cincinnati it rose 8
inches, with Z feet 8 inches on the
gauge. At Louisville it rose 4 inches,
with 5 feet 4 inches in the canal. AT
Cairo it fell 2 INCHES, with 10 feet 4
inches on the gauge. The Mississippi,
at st. Louis, rose 9 inches, with IL feet
8 INCHES on the gauge. The Cum
berland, at Nashville, fell / inch, with
2 feet 10 inches on the shoals. The
Tennessee, at Chattanooga, fell 2
inches, with 2 feet II inches on the
gauge. Arkansas river is rising slowly,
with about 4 feet in the channel be-
tween Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
White river is rising slowly, with a
fair stage of water for regular packets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Sure Cure for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption,
And All Diseases of Throat and Lungs.
Extract from Report OF the Commits
siOner Of internal Revenue.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
,OMoe Of Internal Revenue,
MaahlnglOn. ID. O.. Iannnrv %. laon

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Office of internal Revenue,
Washington, D.. G., January 20, $780,
Messrs. Lawrence & Martin. III Madison
street, Chicago, Il.-Gontlemen Ihave re-
ceiyed "a certified formula" o. ng the In.
gradients and relative proportio Ised in the
manufacture Of an article which you advertise
and sell under the name OF ''T0LU, ROCK
AND RYE" This, compound, according 10
your formula, in the opinion OF this Office,
would have a sufficient quantity of tho BAL.
SAMOt IOLU TO give 1t all the advantages
ascribed TO this article in p%ectOfal complaints,
while the whisky and the syrup constitute an
emulsion rendering the compound an agree
able remedy 10 the patient.
In the opinion OF this office, an article COM
pounded according TO this formula may prop
erly be .classed as a medicinal preuaration
under the PROVISIONS Of schedule A, following
section 5i5l, United states revised statutes.
and when 50 stamped may DO sold by Drug
gists, Apothecaries and other persons without
rendering them liable to pay a special tax as
liquor dealers. Yours respectfully,
lsignedl GREEN h. RAUM,
Commissioner.
Put up in quart size bottles for family nse.
.CAUTI0N Don't be deceived BY I'M
SINSt'SiN' prineipled dealers who try 10
palm OIL upon you Rock and Ryein place o fonr
" hQCk AND RYE, which Is the only
GENUlNE medicated article made, having q
Government stamp on each bottle.
LAWRENCE h MARTIN, Prop'rs.
Ill AadisOn street, CHICAGO.
sold in Memphis by all Druggists, Grocers
and WINE Merchants generally; at Wholesale
by y. Mansfield a. CO., q. p, HINT 4
60. and A. VaceaTO d Co., who will snnnIv
the trade at Manufacturers Drieas. xxTifi0
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ma shoulders. he gave Barnum the
other day when that gentleman was
eloseted with him in Indianapolis, a
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POSTOFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Arrivals and pepartures Of mails.
Railroads.
CLOSE.

OPEN. RailrOads. CLOSE.
j.
AS pm Gin. LOUSY. & Mem. $40 am
r X Local and
through mails
S45 pm Gin. LOUSY. & Mem. 10 90 pm
r X through nails
l4Op.m st Louis EG; Louisv. 70 IS pm
i Nasty. III. Mich,
and all states west.
bpm ohatt. n Mem. R r. 800 pm
Local and through
mails.
II As am Chatta. & Mem. R R 10 90 pm
through mails.
10 90 a.m Mem. 4 Gren. & N. II 80 an
0. RR.
II 80 pm Mem. d /. R. R R. $50 pm
$50 am lOoV'g'n & Mem. r r 80 pm
% am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES As pm
Riv. d 9th. Mails.
100 a.msl Memphis and Friar's 40 p.me
Point Agent.
200 ami Helena &Friar'gPOintl 4 80 pint
P0stofice.
100 amt Helena & Clarendon 4 30 pint
Il K.
700 amt Mem. 6Greenv. Ag't. 40 pint
10 20 , mi Mem. Il Yicksburg 9 80 a mi
Agent.
200 am st. Louis & Mem. ACT 80 u mi
100 ann 0sce)la&Mem agent. 80 PM
100 am 'St FrancisRiverAg't. 4 80 D m2
90 AMI Arkansas RiyerAgentI 4 10 p.mf
z 90 a.m'lWhite River Agent. 80 PM
500 PM Nem. 10 H~0llySpr'gs, 6 10 R.m0
Miss, Stage route.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Arkansas City, G w. Check. IS p n
For st. Louis, John B. Maude ,.......5 p n
ARRIVED.
Steamer Golden City, st. Louis.
Grand Lake, st. Louis.
John B. Maude, st. Louis.
Il. O. Stanard, st. Louis.
John A. Scudder, New Orleans
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Lee, Friar's Point.
Osceola Belle, Osceola.
Marlin Speed, Arkansas river.
W. j. Poitevent, Commerce.
Hard Cash, White river.
Grand Lake, New Orleans.
Golden City, New Orleans.
Il. O. Stanard, New Orleans.
John A.. Scudder, st. Louis.
IN PORT.
John T. Moore, John B. Maude.
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collections. oharEesr reasonable and sttentioS
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

. oaisSiILe and Nashville and Great
Southern.
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Memphla and CharIenlen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20
LIBERTY POLE

HAxcocK MEErISGs.--The Jack son TIP.
Hancock Club meets At BretzviIle to-mor-
row night. and will Be addressed BY Mr.
J. l.. Bretz- Esq.
The Madison township Democrats meet
II the Isughn school house tomorrow
night, and will DC addressed BY w. A.
Traylor.
The Boone township Democrats meet
q the UniPn church Tomorrow night,
and will bs addressed BY q. A.Trippett
Esq.
Attach ofthese Inectin q arrangements
should be perfected Tor attending the
meeting Nv Jasper 10 hear Mr.. Landcrs
On next Friday.
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The Nhisk, ri.icscs aud the Re
pnbiican Party.

pnbiican Party.
Our readers Az remember the famous
whisky ring. iich Mas broken up ~
Srcrel,ry hrs~,vw . tc~ years ago. and
huw Grant rafon..si must Of the iascais
An. we're ssnvigI,.l hul len T., n. JoiaA
Nrnpnaii collector n -. lcnis nna
Billy MrlNre. editor ~ the ST. Louis
Democrat. ID serve out their terms ~ ina.
prisonme.i. Probably because they did
avi pay enoagh. N-n. sen McDonaia
l.ssssi~liinsa hs'.s giving thr -cerri
history of tie NJ. AMI show ng As.~
much money was paid by the ring @ the
Republican leaders 4 campaign fund
~ assist Grants second election. and
how much was STOLEN w the individual
menb-rs 81 The 81. Louis ring. aud how
mnrh As~ directly 10 Grant. iisb-
cock. aud others Of Grants household.
he ~ar~ TIA. Government lost three mil
lions Of lollars hy the ring. and The mem
berS OF the rins male >l.aNno0. divided
between Mcdonald. .Ioyce, Ford. Mckee
AMI FilzrnN. each taking quarter OF a
million. Thi- leaves sI.750O0u 10 be- n
vi,led anon prominent Republicans.
The pnhiirrii.n ia the -. Louis posi-
Dispute 81 eleven rolmsni- ~ hi- hoot
ia al, an'-~ last ,vrci, csnsei &C "a
sensation m over The country. The ew
York Herald. an Independent ~. or, in
r. review Of i says justly:
so Iar q. appears from the telegraph
IL summary nf McDonai's isnnk The
grave accusations against General Grant
rest entirely on McI)onalds unsupporf.s
statements, aud, however he may b. g.
gardcl a. "a man Of his word he ir--
mlius an Ter the osioquy Of msrited sn-
vicliun. Enough too can be found ~ fise
history of lii ease subsequent - cpirir-
ton 10 account for any r..lcnr that mi --lii
gnag II his heart against 'Irnefssl ,ffAflf.
That full knnwle Ire ~ tla Z say sgsr srs
went up % the very ison.e'ipit ~ fnr
President ha- long hrcn growing N..-
/. lief in the public mind. and ihc details "a
McDunad's story - very iar - confirm
n il. but important AMI shameful - tiarA
may be il l. lio NV (. rosnptrr'i VITA ~.
diSgrareiulneS- implied hy possibility
of truth IA Tie accusations against the
leader III npf sr,niss. the twice eis-ri "A
President or le ; nited state. ill-ad-
yi>ei frirn.ls ~ General Grant may hp-
lcve that ~is.h lhings are best X, com
icmDinuu- silence. We 4. not bei eve
ID. Lr' tsenera Babc0cs. Jovre IN
err. whom Mcdonald imrlicaies. rrrsi ths
revelation - they Please General s,rini
-honl speak out lecisiveIy. \ a. '.-r
ate nsan like Ne Donate. who NJ lsa
years ID nurse hi- wraia. who~r rs-ifinn
was once high enough t. give SIM s-sii-
or 20 his assertions. whose .no ~le - s'i
all the corruption va tRnrougia. who ls-
kept letters an made nnic~. rann.st ns
passed by Unanswered. even though M
has nothing % hoe IN admitting hi- own
lcriminslify
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Cen. Ncaich aud hid Glove Porter ask
ed 10 their speeches why rnarge in
parties Was ranse.l. and What rocd
would DC effected ~ such 4 change. a..d
aid the onl, ones demanding 4 rh.ng
vcre those wanting the o.icr~. an 49,
other reasons appealing 70 sSrnse Of Ia
rice could be given. The New York
Truth. an independent Journal ~ the
is,h inst, gives cogent reasons why n
change should be had aud We sdoli IL
language:
What j. II that we want changes ]:
Well. we want the Administration 81 s.',.r
Ia the hands of M undoubtedly honest
man. aud his own party organs have
lover and over again stigmtlixei GARFIELD
las dishonest. With dishonest Presi-
dent. controlled BY a corrupt league OF
Office holders entrenche ianawAr fnr
| the past twenty wears, the privileged class
would acquire fresh privileges. and the
people woald gradually lose more and
more Of their power to control their SER
wants. Surprising snch state or flci> "a
exist, and. 1T must exist III HsnrorA j. moi
elected, we want THAT changed. With 4
man elected President who ha- been
proved in sympathy with some Of the
worst and most graspiLg corporations
that ever proved on the vitals OF the pro-
lple--and such man must come ilifa
power ii Hancock Is not electcd--ws
want THAT changed. When party
proved to be IN popular minority q
hundreds Of thousands AZ the last general
election dare to say Of more than one
half Of their fellow citizens that they ~
mot be trusted with the government VI
OF our common country. we " snt THAI
Ichanged. When National Convention
practically dictate the succession 70 pow
Ter in four years to come, we want THAI
changed. When the great railroad ~
lterests. and boud interests, and minii' /.
Interests, and oil interests-indeed Al
Interests which keep down the wages o
the poor. and are for nullifying the po-
Ilitical rights Of working men are found
banded together 10 support system tina
has become corrupt, we want THAI
lchanged. When The orators and news
papers Of the Republican party 70 out o
their way 10 defame man 20 pnre Al
Hancock. whose personal and politica
fame should be the proud property Of al
his fellow-citizens. we want THAT chang
ed. When il j. deliberately intended
fifteen years after the war closed. 70 ~
up the embers OF civil strife and rcvivif'
the passions Of the war. 70 set section
against section and fight the battles ovel
again that all Americans shonld hasten
70 forget, we want THAT changed.
Il Gen. vcatch and Porter answered
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HsTie Asau- J. -lii harping 90 fhe
Con .tifn'innal inirsimcnis. aiss II iiirfi
because ~xiff. Who Ilal rcieciei lawf
vote rii.sI . furi NJ doubt The iar-
If the radieai~ 49, ~ rsvp iilanr l-g u
soscl~ isan voting by lie tpn- 'iIuiionsi
tnlrnAanrtLt-