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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

it seems. from thcauswcrs TO our inQui-
~ Of several weeks ago about the iudgesllp,
THAI there las already some thought been BE-
slowed upon who are likely 20 become candi-
daics ior iaat distinguished oiice The Mar
uasburg salesman is rigLt. " We have cx-
c,leut timber aud plenty of IT, We nigh.
name many 10 old jefferson, whose people 5
voice will Do heard when the time CONES, aud
conspicuous amoug them are Tie Hon. Wm
H. I;ayci. aud Hon. James II. Grove As
Judge lio-e Is already drifting from the minds
a. tte people 10 connection with that Office. it
icing Fuu1rei that bis name viii certainly De
presented O. The Second District for Congress.
o. is eliminated from tie Judicial race. aud xe
ray icr.n o. look around for some one else Do
wear ;h- eIm:-e. Upon whom Il shall fall lies
Beyond tts present. Is 10 not time for seeing
about judicial convention Spirit y JET.
We presume few persons have read the
foregoing paragraph withou, a smilc-just
sl,a as would naturally exhibit itself 90 the
face u man who would suppress a laugh at
q good JOKE. The aUxiety of the Spirit on
Gle matter Of a judicial convention is wonder
Oh. What eau it mean lie SAYS Judge
iiace is already drifting from the ulnGscf tie
people 70 connection with that caice. 10 being
-em.rsi italics GUS that bis name will Ger.
tarly be presented for Congress" anI that
he is eliminated srom the judicial race. and
tlcn asserts eve have excellent timber aud
plenty otit' Then Why he hurry-why tbe
anxiety. lie woods icing full Of judicial tim
iest We have plenty OF time in which to
l.l a dozen judicial conventions. Possess
yourself vi,h patience. Il viii Us better TO
aa.t uu;il after The State Convention. That
ray wan, some Of our judicial timber--proyi-
deb 10 docs ue, take tie Woods 90 the other
$40 q The mounaio-for the Supreme Court
- Appeals. Why hurry up judicial more
alan a senatorial coaveoUon? Why
The Oldest practising lawyer in the
United States. and probably ia tLe worll. is
Ile lioa John s. Cg'hbcrt. q Mobile. Ala
r.ma Sd. b tIr.'y-lue years Ola and is st.ll
.nsasej .a ftr ne..e discharge u Dis nrofs-
-.il duties Ihe iioa. Truman smith. If
c.rre.ti.a, rl.a., Pc fr behind l.a.
Iaone counts 30 Sow JERSEY 5000
.a., aa.e ,.a ea,,a,,I ly i've r.al..,
.- .cht
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Senator Bruce says he is probably the
last representative his race will ever have in
the Uuiied States Senate
Seventy buildings we're destroyed by a
conhagration 10 Ebeusburr, Pa, Saturday, il
yolving loss Of $4,000.
Rev Ezra T. Busey, prominent mem
Der Of the Baltimore Conference, NJ. Z. Church.
South. died recently in Baltimore IIo was.
il al the days Of lis ministry, workman Of
whom the Master was not ashamed lie vas
O 1aliye Of llarpcr's Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

San Francisco only has twenty-eight
hundred places where spurious liquor is sold.
Is the water bad there, or is it only used FOR
navigation and additions?
The five-mile single scull race between
Edward lIanlan, Of Toronto, and JAS Riley,
of Saratoga, n. Y, for purse Of $1,000
contributed by the citizens Of Washington,
was rowed OF p NJ, Wednesday over the
Potomac river course. HARLAN took the lead
al the start and increased it as he pleased
winning by three sixteenths Of a mile, in SO
minutes 2 40 seconds. Riley's time was 81
minutes 2ls seconds Between $4,000 and
10000 witnessed tic race. TIE mercury in
the shade 500.
The preparations for the unwilling of
the Maryland Monument at Winchester on the
9Th Of June are on q grand scale. The pa
rade will excel that Of last year-more impo-
sing than anything Of the kind since the war.
The 9Th Mary land Regiment and other Mary
land military, the LIST Virginia Regiment, and
other Virginia military nnd soldiers will be
present. besides some from this State. Mrs.
S.ouewal" Jackson and her daughter Julia
have been invited to unveil the statue.
A correspondent of the Hagerstown
Globe says: Dr. II. L. Butler (son OF Hon.
c. 7. Butler had n runaway accident the
other day Ills horse became unmanageable
in some iuexplicable manner, aud demolished
the buggy. The Dr. was not injured, but i'm
mediately hi,ched his horse up 10 his carriage.
taking his lady along to make his customary
calls The Dr. has good nerve. is al excel
lent horseman, an elegant physician, nnd 0
perfect gentleman, making himself host of
friends, aud building Tor himself large AID
lucrative practice"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

1t appears now TO be the settled fact
hat judge Hoge is aspiring for the nomination
20 Congress from this District. Among the legal
fraternity the Judge has many warm admirers,
aud they are 0utspoken in their preference for
that gentleman. Among the masses, however, IL
cannot be said that Judge HOge Is the first chOice,
although a nominated he will receive warm
and hearty support. Ben. Martin has been p
faithful representative, and Dan. Lucas will make
equally as faithful public servant. They are
both favorites among the yeomanry and they are
not too dignifcd 70 associate among all classes of
people. Judge Eoge, however, is an able man,
and woald make a prominent member of the
Hoasc OF Representatives. We have nothing 10
SAY agains, him. further than &c is rot our first
caoiee.-Nosii Branch Gaztus.
In the main the foregoing paragraph
is complimentary 10 the trinity Of candidates
for tie congressional nomioa,iOn. Potent do
ses are OF concealed in very innocent looking
h6ni,essimal sugar coated pellets The isfer-
enco to be drawn is that Judge Iloge is " too
eisnifed" IA polite expression for ''toO proud'l
to associate With the yconanry. 1t is loei-
cal aud reasonable deduction from the above
nice phraseology-so captivating that with
one accord the SPIRIT and Statesman reproduce
it. OF course the editor did not intend to
make On assertion SO far removed from the
,TEih. Editors never do-especially in polit-
zeal times when everything is at white heat
except radical editcrs. AOnaniOs never yet
had a disciple in The press sang, except Gath.
Ell Perkins, and few others We migbtoOme
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Senator Hereford succeeded in increas-
ing the appropriation for the improvement Of
tho Shenandoah River $4,000, making the
aggregate $4,000. THIS will be ample to
iaaugurate a system that will secure substan-
tial improvement ef the River in the near
future. The people Of Jefferson are greatly
Indebted 70 him for his efforts in this direction
il their behalf and will not forge, him. lie
is one Of the most faithful snd efficient Sena-
scrs 10 Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

There IS q man Of Luray, Virginia,
who became convinced when young. that kiss
log was wicked because Christ was betrayed
By q kiss. lie resolved never to kiss anybody
lie has been married twenty years. and is The
father cf eleven children. bot has never kissed
bis wife nor one Of bis offspring. To pu. il
mildly, we think he Is ph Rappahanrock
county boasts a citizen who hasn': washed his
feet ior fifty years. bu. the explanation Of it
relieves him Of the charge Of aversion 10 soap
aod water, and godliness-cleonliuess lie
has &c feet;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

The Pittsburgh Post thinks it nothing
strange that Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have slep, il
George W0sLiugton's bed a, Mount Vernon,
for Lincoln. Duchapan and several others have
done the came thing. Bu. Mr. aud Mrs.
Hayes have bee0 sleeping 10 Samuel J. Til
deus bed at the White House for some three
years. Ibot is something nobody slso has
done.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

4 perusal Of the last week issue of the
Mar.inSburg Independent tends to confirm the
opinion Of "a good many that there was, at the
mass meeting or convention 10 that city two
weeks ago 10 select delegates to the Grafton
Convention. by few diligence in business
a fcryency Of spiTi. in serving Mr. Lucas ;ha:
was not pertinent to the occasion, aud did rot
redound TO the interest Of that gentleman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
Announcement.
TIE ADVOC1IE or MISSIONS
Published by authority of the
N. +. Church, South,

Published by authority Of the
NJ. T. Church, South,
VIII be issued monthly from the Mission
room, beginning on or about June l. 7. will
attn to furnish needed official information con-
corning cur own Missions, will be supplied
with correspondence Of our missionaries, and
contributions from carnes, and able advocates
Of the missionary cause, and will offer 70 its
readers such general Intelligence from tue
Mission-felds Of the entire Church Of God as
may be at command.
II will be furnished TO subscribers at the
easy rate Of fifty cents per aunum in adrance.
Names sent without money will 10! be entered
upon our list
Earnestly desiring 70 bring oil our people
20 acquaintance aud sympathy with our Mis-
sion-work. we invoke the cooperation Of the
preachers 10 the circulation OF the paper 10 oil
their charges.
Send uames money. aud post-office address,
20 the undersigned, who IS 70 be responsible
for It's editorial management.
A. w. WILsoS,
Secretary Board of Missions.
Nashville, Tennessee. May Is. 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Maj. L. w. Hunter, of the Winchester
Tines, was appointed by the Richmond Con-
ven,ion q delegate to the Cincinnati Conven-
,ioo Mr. W. L. Royal, the distinguished
editor Of the Riclmond Commonwealth will al
80 be J deleeate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

a communication ef an anonymous
writer, A Citizen. appeared 10 the last issue
e tie SiTkrIs.orn REGISTER. Il begins by
addressing the editor thus: c. As your paper
is enc among the number cot owed BY the
b. N OR. r. Co, aal concludes with q p. s.
as follows: hope The other papers Of the
State oct Owned by this corporation will peb-
lish ;Ais card" The object Of tie commUui-
ca.ien 90 tbe face Of it, appears to be to io-
form the people, assumed By said writer to Be
uuch 20 need q Information anj more iguo-
raut THAI himself that the B. * o. r. r. Co.
is busy preparing TO control the elections so
as g. secure o legislature tha. will favor i. lie
yxior;s the people to prevent It's accomplish
men,; ard proceeds 20 aspe'sc, by IMPLICATION,
che characters q The legislators Of the past
5sys the time Las come for Us to have men
WHO claao. o. bought" aud urges, especially 3,
iho agricultural people to see tot. forgetting
II lhe mcuelt TIA. Jefferson county 10 the
Seoate acd House Of Delegates was represent
Ell last by three farmers Whether Messr3.
Butler Melvin aud Lewis "bartered of the In
forests Of tie people FOR tie benefit ofthis no
uopoly" is not question raised by US We DO
noi believe they did" y Citizen insiauatos
10. The request Tor papers 70 publish The card
IS .u!udent. It's appearance in the Register
IS reelection on The propriety aud courtesy
u los editor The whole thing is defamation,
10 a general way, by Que with whom gentle
m-uly iustiEcts seem not 70 abide, 70 Judge Gu
Is ty bis Communication aud Tue iupeFhnence
O.. lis request, We have % kooBIedgc Of The
author.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
Secretary Board Of Missions.
Nashville, Tennessee, May Is, 1880.

Prof Harry Estell, formerly Of Ran
dolph Macon College but a, the time Of hi.
death filing the chair Of Physical Science at
Washington & Lee University, died on Sun
day evening week at the residence Of his kins-
man, y. G.. Christian, Esq, near GTecnyilc
in Augusta County, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Gen Gordon has accepted the position
Of associate aud consulting counsel for the
new railroad combination. Of which Nr. New
comb il the head, which includes CONTINUOUS
line under one management. from S. Louis
TO Savannah The salary viii probably not
be less than $l5 coo per annum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Senator David Davis, has written let
ter in reply to set of inquiries upon pend
ing public questions. The subjects treated
include peace 10 the Union, centrolizatiou,
the third term. great corporations. civil ser
vice, subsidies, public LANDS, tariff, public
debt. economy and elections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Dr. Peck, Of indianapolis, has amputa-
ted tue legs az young girl on account of de-
cay 10 the bones. produced 10y excessive rope
Jumping He advises parents aud teachers 80
prOliOi. this play uuder all CIRCUMSTANCES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Denis Kearney, the sand-lots orator, is
serving Q term for iuceudiary language, and
kalloch, the commCuisiic mayor Of San Frsn-
cisco is undergoing trisl for inhammatory ha-
raogues ant upon allegations Of corruption in
ciice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

The Winchester Times says: Party
lines 10 federal politics should be drawn with
sole reference TO federal issues. This was the
keynote Of the harmony which prevailed 10
the Democratic State Convention and will be
the Inscription upon the banners which float
over the united Democracy as they march on
10 victory 10 November.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

The proofs of selfmuhlation are so
strong against the colorei cadet at Wss, Point
-'WhittakeT-that be is likely to walk out
Of lAs. Institution OF bis ear-ths ea, be
dilot Gu. 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
News and Times about Winchester

From he fimes:
Several focks of sheep on Apple Pie
Ridge were attacked by dogs last week, and a
number killed aud wounded.
Mr.. c. E. Clovenger, of this county,
has realized about $500 from his sales Of wool
aud lambs this season-the produce Of iiock
of lO7 sheep.
we understand that dogs raided Mr.
Wilson Browns sheep on Saturday night, aud
killed aud wounded his eutire hock-sont
forty. lie killed the dogs.
The remains Of the late Henry Bill
lings tson of Rev. Silas Billings) who died o!
ShepheIdstown some mouths ago. were re-
moved last week aud reintericd il Mt Hebron
Cemetery.
An old army musket-barrel, which
Captain Breckenridge was heating e.
his blacksmith shop in order to work i. in,c
other material, on Saturday, happened to b
loaded. 1t ives discharged with loud report
and did some damage to the shop, but iortu-
nately nobody was in the "liue Of iie," OIL
We should have had more serious accident tc
report.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

4 AN Offering full limo Of the celebrated Pearl
Shirt, unequaed by aor other shiit In exist
ence. Every one warranted in every respect
shall also put on sale on Monday next, nj c. sup
ply of new DRESS GOODS, LAWNS, in
GLIDING new Fabrics Prices the lowest.
MAY -, 1850. w. &. CARRELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

The newspapers of various sections Of
tie country are expressing gratitude for the
grateful. refresbine anu reviyifyins rains Of
saturday last aud since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Hon. David Davis, of Illinois, in a re-
tc4l letter. pm, himself upon a substantial
platform. lie looks upon the thiId-;erm as
o. 40 innovation upoa the saucti6ed traditions
81 The presidency, AMI that if the two-term
Iim:to,ion be destroyed the way to " selfper-
re,ua,iug presidency will BE opened by tie
use aud abuse Of The enormous public patron
sgc. TIE Judge also sits down pretty heayi-
ly 90 subsidies. His views on this sal'cct are
so yearly akin to those all along expressed by
Hon b. + Martin that It locks as Il the two
led carefully talked the matter over.
80, many country people have been attracted
t fha cts since the circuit court began. tits DOT
BOW as 10 was under the old regiwo People not
careerted attend 90 thei- owe affairs, no, caring
whether court keeps or not Nlr;iss5uTg S,a;e'-
n.1r.
The latter part Of the last sentence Is
hardly correct. People co care whether
Court Keeps or not. aud they have coofdeuce
10 tAe ability aud inclination Of the Cour, 20
do right Many persous-especia!ly sit SO q
the farming community their own work
now. whereas, 10 the times before the war
they bal others % 20 4. for them, and ccnso-
lucrty bad more leisure then than now 70 at
i-ld court, Sc Brother EichelScreer should
make allowance for The altered condition Of
'l;ass ead not accuse The people Of indiao'-
erce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

4 writer 70 the Wheeling Register
l-om Preston cocniy. states, as his candid
opinion, ,hat The delegation from that county
90 the Con rcssional Convention IS composed
OF ihree-loUrihs Martin men and the other
fourth foF Lucas. We understood, before the
meeting Of the Convention OF Kingwood, that
Judge uogo's fTieods did not claim any part
% the delegation TO Be sent from Tia. county
Us primarily Uoge men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

The question Of clec.ing colored Dish
N has been indefinitely postponed by the Gen
enl Cluforeuce Of Che II. L. Church by a vote
- 229 90 10 co uoi.su Of Res. Dr. Lanalae.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
From ,he Ne1s

Mr.. Robert Farquharson, who some
years since removed to Winchester from Mi
chigan aud purchased the Burgess place uear
town, died last Monday about moo, Of pull
monary disease.
Last Monday morning Miss julia
Kurtz died at her residence in this place o, the
advanced age Of 81 years. She was a con-
Meeting link between the early stock Of the
Valley Of Virginia people aud tue present
generation, having been born 10 1876,
and was the youngest daughter Of Adam
Kuriz, soldier Of the revolution and one OF
Morgan's famous Dutch Mess, who underwent
the rlgors of the celebrated Canadian expedi-
:iou,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

In the United States Senate on We'd
nesday. considerable time was spent 10 The
discussion between Mr.. Cameron, Of Wiscon-
sin, Hoar Of Massachusetts,, Hampton and O.
theirs as TO whether the honor Of inventing and
first using tissue ballots in South Carolina be-
longs to the republican or democratic party.
Gen. Uampton turned The laugh on Mr. Hoar
by reading q letter from George Washington
written during The revolution, characterizing
the Massachusetts, soldiers as cowardly and de-
claring that they were exceedingly dirty aud
nasty people"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
Clarke County Clippings

From the Courier:
The Governor has appointed Maj. II.
L. D. Lewis, Of Clarke county, one Of the
Visitors TO the Deaf, Dumb aud Blind lnsti-
tuition at Staunton.
Mr. VIM. c. Kerfoot, an aged and
greatly respected citizen living in the southern
end oil tits cJcn;y died last week after short
illness.
Edward c. Smith, eldest sen of the late
Col. Treaawel Smith, died suddenly &. the
residence of his brother on Saturday last. He
was yearly ca years old.
The barn of Nathaniel BurwelE, near
Milwood. Clarke county, was destroyed by
fire Thursday night last, together with 200
bushels Of wheat, lot Of gearing, hay, sbiu-
les, etc. Loss $1,000.
Col. z. P. c. Lewis, a native Of this
county, but now resident of Ilobokep. n.
j.. has been elected one Of the delegates from
the seventh district of that State to the demo-
cratic national convention. lie strongly IA
yors the nomination Of Senator Bayard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
saturday, May 30, 1880.

I. viii be seen by the Executive Com
minee n1hce that tbe asral decoration Of sol
aicrs' graves az Edge Hin Cemetery in
Charlesiown, viii take place to-day-SatuT-
day, between tie hours Ct aud 4P. M-tae
tain Of las, Saturday having prevented ,he Of
icnog on that day There will be 10 formal
ccrcmouics-ouly tie besah:al tribute Of
nlwcrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29
JUST RECEIVED
and for sale at
LOWEST PRICES

SccOnU InstaNment OF opflng d cummtF Uoocs.
COMPLETE linc of Domesiics consisting Of
4 Brown aud Bed Muslins 6ve-quartcr, ten.
quarter Shecting, Shifting, Cottonsdes, Linen
Drills, Beautiful Prints aud Dress Ginghams,
Haudsome St. les Crcon FOR Curtains aud UphOl-
stery, Novelties 10 Motions. Corset Hosiery,
Gloyes, Parasols, etc.. Table and Floor Oil-coth.
Rag Carpet, Linon lap Rugs, Croekery ADD
Glassware, very Superior Cigars aud tobacco
equal to the best, everything In the Grocery De-
partment az low figures, Syrups specially, .
bargain in Green Teas, Measures taken for first
class Shirts and fiji guaranteed. Gents Gauze Tn
dcr-shrts, and fine Trill Cotton Drawers ful line
Of Collars and Neck wear Tor Gents large Stock
Of Straw and Fur Hats, Chester Hams. Dried
Beef, Meal Flour, Cheese, Crackers, Prunos,
Canned Goods. We ask comparison Of Prices
and Inspection Of stock.
May %, 1890 DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-29

Among the Original republicans who
gave in their experience a, HE convention last
week was Morris Of the Hitciie Gazette, who
based bis claim to this distinction on some
thing like the following statement Mr..
Chairman. though a boy, ny Republicsuism
exteads back more than generation. was
a Republican before can remember. l was
born a Republican, AID drew in Republican
ism with my maternal nutriment I was
raised 10 a town where an Abolitionist was
mobbed, aud dat al this stage the s,entorian
tones Of a coloFed brother from the Third dis
tFict began TO roll through the hall Ike o
July thunder storm, and the philosopher from
Richie did not get a chance 10 say whether be
helped mob the Abolitionist OF Otherwise
MgRiGiA Echo.
We think Morris, of the Richie Ga
1ette ought 10 be "born again" The "cOlorea
brother" served hin sbou. right. lie was at
tempting 70 slorify ~ himself on very small
capital. Mix viii 60 for babes-strong meat
for men. The colored brother" seems to
have appreciated that fact more than Morris
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10
A DISH OF PULPIT POLITICS.

According to the Youngstown Regis
ter and Tribune, the Rev. DR.. Locke OF
the M. E. church of that place, has been
letting loose his pent up 'feelinks,' The
Register and Tribune publishes it, and
calls it a Sermon Were it not for this,
one could not distinguish it from the
meanest political harangue, from the
dirtiest paid vilifer in the pool of stall
wart' politics.
1t is a mere rehash of former stuff, ut
tered with a view to stir up sectional
strife and revive the bitter hatreds of
the past, and thus aim to pave the way
for Republican victory. We had thought
better of Doctor Locke, for the ever.
end gentleman restrained himself pretty
well during the three years he preached
in Canton.
The Doctor is not the only political
hack occupying a pulpit, who will ems
deavor to revive the worn out rebel
YELL and swing the bloody shirt, to the
disgust Of sensible people, and to the
disgrace Of pure and undefled relig~
ion.' Doctor Locke, like many others
of that ilk, do not seem to be aware that
the old rebel yell is worn out and gone.
Slavery is abolished and the negroes
have the ballot, if poor, white adopted
citizens in Rhode Island have not.
These political hacks who occupy pull
pits never say a word against counting
in a President by fraud never a word
the corrupt rings and knavish
and thievery, so open and UNI
%blushing during Grants eight years of
Administration. They do not preach
third term. They are not the
men to oppose imperialism and a strong,
tyrannical government in this country.
They are the merest tools of corrupt
power, and are opposed to just rule and
a free people.