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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP MEETING.

The township meeting called to assemble at
Lexington Saturday, the 18th inst, ior the pur-
nose of selecting delegates to represent LeAihS-
ion township IN the judicial conventions WAS
called to order ut the appointed time IN the
lower courtroom by j. ID. Conner, chairman
pro TEN of the Democratic Executive Coihini'-
tee. Col. Joseph DAVIS was chosen eh"ifh'h'
II. ID, Bledsoe secretary, and j. ID. Conner us
sistaut secretary. The following resolutions
were offered by Alexander Graves.
R,solye,i. That the election of delegates to the
county convention to be held aI ,,n shoi,ot
each voter to vote for seven delegates 10 the
cut Judge convention and seven delegates " tne
criminal Judge convention.
Rasniv:h That two sets of tellers, composed
of three members each, be appolhteu Wy .he
| chairman one set to receive anu count tne pa;
lots for delegates to the convention !ot cll'ui. w
| iudre and onr set to receive anu count those loi
| delegates to the convention lOf Criminal JuuSe
Resolved, That the seven persons ieeeia ~ iIe ,n.
| the greatest number oil votes as delegates 10 w
Oil cult court convention to be held lof .ne cou
| at Lexington, on the 18th of May, lseo, snli
represent the township In such cohV9ntiot, IN an.
the seven receiving the greatest NUMBER ot so'e
| "A, delegates to the criminal court convention Y
| be held for the county ut same time anu pias e
| shall represent the township III 'ie VI
court convention. .
A substitute was offered by +. u. Smltu
which was lost, and the original resolutions
with the following amendments, We're adoptee
An amendment offered by Z. Winsor, that u
polls be open until q O'Clock p. IN. Also OF
on,red by w. b. Steele, that none put ueih'
Gratis be permitted TO vote.
} The chair appointed rs ,ellcrs for the vote
delegates TO the circuit court convention 'o'
s. Blackwell, VIM. Hays and Samuel NJ. n'''i
and for the criminal L. IL. Flnulay, r.
smith and Robert Hale.
The follow ing was announced by the 'e'icrs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05

.,rood ocainst a man whe has been as
,,rominent figure in the lower oi"n.A
Of congress as any man IN ths' ''u,.
,Io was chairman of the ways ana nie'h.
oon,,;,,ee under the administrator VI
Sneaker Kerr, and if he had been IN IL"
vor Of the thieving tariff law now IN eA-
;.,once he could have had the same Po-
s;,ion under Speaker Randall. lie mas
-, advocated or veted for single
measure during the nine years -a,;o ne ns
heen in congress that the eei.'S ,tS
nortv would have him unuo IL ~ Sc %s
tetbouyh nine-tenths OF them ono
With him on the repeal OF tne resuP
ZION bill, when that measure was uIue. Irol
discussion. He was a strenuous aI, w.
nate of the RECOMMENDATION OF silse1 ;.;sf
hsan the strong advocate . ol AL am
tor ..revenue only;" has oPpesee . rnan on
subsidies and jobs, and was tae y. ooate p
in either branch of congress - . auvvv~.r ",,sr
!. The reduction OF interest," 70 ,ou. t tss
, cont on the last bonds lssueo lii,
government. He engineered. LUG .a.a
Through the house; it passed 'ne sGnG hs;no
: became a law, and mlhohs ate ',n.
II apNu8llV SaVeu III iheSA~ n:I:sod uc
= srv And yet Morrison has exnloIsa : ,s;s, 10 to
ss sct Of statesmanship to e.titls i.a him u, 70
rec reeosnitlon as suitable candlaa.s as.rs9 ~
c the presidency, "or that has auS eauSaivs :.
" hin him to the people" My lriena emu .n ~,
tie clearly calculated Mr.: seymour .,S,;on ,I.v e~
whitehouse. but political &C, csionlaa.on Sao
wnd sre atten decept1re.a MIR. Tilden has
G Arm hold of the New York deisga.,T, ",
h," ta the Cincinnati convention. and saan,", WI
NJ not be be apt 70 transfer 1t to Mr. sesmo'
49, wsen VIII it will no longer benefit MN :, -, :,
er' The lucky man at Cinelnna.. ami y
'm come from the east, or even !I !Ion' - /,
rti- Pacific coast but do not believe @ Ss ~
ms Il will be either Mr.. Iilden or MI 1S III.
an mour. | honestly am OF the OPINION W -
en- campaign organized with New y, -
,ses a. the chief strategic point. WI. ..,s .es'
,s," Jisasterously to the democralic pary a;! I,
re- reasons that have been betore-nonu', n,''nn !,
.;,h ed in this discussion. have giseu ).
win wi views w and the party will OF course "a =
us them for what they are worthTTa'nlSo T5aa'lS VI
gs.' NAV be very little. ...,i,.., ....,
!, at least beg leave to say that' u
), q sincerely entertained. iSi1,e p :,
Ing ''' Respectfully q. L. =
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05

mankind may he said to be one Oh i''s
,o.dino traits of character, ana 'na'
irstils him into the unlVefsa' ''
spect Of all his neighbors.
To fill the Office of probate Judge
with honor and credit to all wouio
be as natural to him as, ior 'he
sparks to fly upward, or roses 10
bud aud bloom under the se"''e
showers, and genial rays OF the sun
! 1t is difficult task to perform ai
unnatural deed. Some have uh'e'
taken it and stumbled by the way
But in the person of Judge horo )"
can safely say that he is III every We
lcapacitated for the office ef pfooa'
: -ljudge.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
PROBATE JUDGE.
It's RssponsibiIi,ie. and Duties.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER :-AHOW
me through tho medium OF your wide
ly circulated paper to communicate
few thoughts relative to the above
branch Of official duties.
The first and primary responsible
ties and duties are to execute the Will
of the dead, both in spirit and letter.
The diving man makes his last request
and If is handed over TO him as con-
idential friend to carry out law aud
equity, while the silent slumbers OF
that one bcspeaks reposing conf
dence.
| The bereaved widow who has lost
her only stay, leans upon him aud
calls aloud to him to spare hel
support from the cunning crafty wit
Of the misar. The orphan, the little
boy, aud girl, lean upon his knee and
and with child.like confidence, hant
him their little gifts bequeathed t.
, them by dying father or mother as
e passport through lite's rugged scenes
. that their beds might be soft ant
thsir sleep sweet. And as the cut
!, made encumbent upon the pr"bat
d Judge is to preside at the head of ex
> ecutors and administrators. he shoul
% be a man Of sound Judgment. fire
IN from prejudice, who can ana!yz
es fraud and expose error.
re re We feel gratitied to say that "
q fnd these eudowments incident
the character Of Judge Jas. B. Hor
,st He has beeu ncighbor of mine f
ooyy twenty-five years. and when loo
me along the line OF his past life, it ca
I'm to mind many good deeds and not
Id. acts. All .ummed up give him a nal
sa "a. TO live in the hearts of all who knC
ai. him.
yer TO be 4 friend to the widow u
J. Iorphau, to meet out justice to
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
DR.. AMBROSE.

rrrom the Florida State Journal.]
This gentleman whe has resided in our county
for the past i've years. is the object ot ACTUAL
tack from the Lexington, Mo-, lnteiiigehcef'
uaper published IN the town where tue "oo'oi |
,ormerly resited The whole thing locks very
much like q conspiracy to injure DR.. Ampross'
and that the strings are being pulled by some
on. in tn ia county. The doctor is charged win
| some corrupt transaction in railroad bonds,
which charge he disproves by documents, WIFI
ten and printed He was sustained by the ac- |
tion he took respecting the bonds by lesdihg
democrats, among others an honored Judge o'
| the county. The doctor is also charged WIN po-
| litical reoreancy inssmuch As he was repuol-
| can IN Missouri and democrat down mere. IL
| ia wall known that when DR.. Ambrose came 10
this county he was q republican; he SAID at once
however that he could not affiliate with the re-
| publican party constituted In Floriaa' anu
has acted consistently with the democrats. ne
Ia now chairman of the board OF county COM
| m,ssiopers and enjoys the confidence anu es-
TEEN of our whole people. So lar from taklhs
the advice of the Intellgencer. to get rio OF Dr
Ambrose, we would say we have room for l. 'ooo
more just such men IN Levy county.
We print the above to show our La
: fayette county readers the confidence
j., which ways childlike and bland may in
It spire in an unsuspecting people. IL
o the journal we have but one word
The Intelligencer had good motive II
+, telling the people Of Florida what DR.
Ambrose was here, and that was to pro
oil tect the ,people there from his dishon
esty. IT they are satisfied with him
IL IL is all right with us. In any event
4, what we have already written will
mp cause him to walk with circumspectlen
though it is always dangerous to trus
m, such a man, even with reservations
nd distrust. The Journal is deniocratl
ns paper or processes SO to be. If it doub
the statements of the Intelligencer. II
nr- 1t, in its defense OF Dr. Ambrose, ana
ing Justice to its constituency. produce
nsr M single signature OF any officer electt
ton by the people of Lafayette county sin'
ap- DR.. Ambrose was on the bench, indol
ing him. Either we are slanderers
red, tho Journal is dupe. We have eve
'ok- confidence in the rectitude OF our p'
Gus GUS poses, and in the support OF the hone
81 men Of Lafayette county in our denr
aim ciatlens of DR.. Ambrose.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
Fulton relesraap,nba.l 'nHg1o

We have received the card OF Hon.
a,sx. A. Lesueur, of Latayettep county.
as candidate for secretary OF state
He is we'll qualified and every way wor-
thy Of the position 70 wnien ~ W6nsmhsr a,
18th, ls42-educated at the St; Louis,
Tniversity-leaving school asnlisted in
Capt. Kelly's company then at Camp
Jackson, and with it lett St, Louis on
May s,h, 1861. for jefferson CltyGwas q y va
IN the army from May 1871, 70 Me Pa
role at Shreveport, participating an al
the the many battles in which Lesueur's
Battery, OF which be was captain IN,
or m Parsons Brigade, C. s. A.,engaged-
editor o. me- LsasgsoSs s.das Seno la
crati. nauers of the state and q member
Of the state legislature from Lafayette
county. Being an editor we feel very
Kindly to our distinguished friend.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
H,GGiNSv!lLE.
Let us have those lamps.

Let us have those lamps.
How about that public we'll ?
Old Settlers meeting, June ith.
Subscribe to our stock iuir-be liberal
Everybody is gong TO writing school
Thad. Edwards has painted his baiber-shoP.
Mr.. Will Harwood, OF Dover, was iieie sat
ur,lIy.
Mr.. Tony Hays new building IS about COM
pietcd.
Several ..blg guns have been here during the
past week.
Miss Molic Hickman has recovered from nor
recent Illness.
wemiss the conventions, and are sorry theS
ever adjourned
80 60" That is still the price, an" YET Mr.
Grants picture is unsold.
The Eagle Hotel is 4 pleasant little hou7e' an"
n good meal can be got there.
An uextra on the Missouri Pacific, passed THIS
place, last Saturday afternoon
| Mr.. Ewing Keller and Uncle AS. higsin5 arc
| candidates for township constable
| There was Il pleasant social gathering, FRIDAY
night OF last week, ut Mrs. Gumther's.
| The Misses Mallory, Of Dover, have been Wis
| itinr friends here during the past week.
The little boys are saving their nIckels.
that isn't Il sign Of Il coming circus, what Is F.?
Mr. Barney Wilkerson sent his thoroughbred
ouy TO brownsville, last Saturday Tor training
| The lu1ellieeacer's subscription list is grow
i,., her. l know whereof | speak when sa
this.
Mr.. Ben Kennedy has been in Jackson cour
~ attending the sick bed Of an uncle, durin
the past week.
MIR. Eli Wheat, OF Pleasant Hill. died Frids
! ,f Inst week. lie was related TO the family
J. AIR George Kennedy.
Round trip tickets over the Chicago n Alto
from here to Kansas City, good only on sundn
can be purchased tor s. 20.
So we'll pleased were people with NJ
: Julia smith concert that an invitation has be
extended her to repeat il at an early day
II is rumored that Il basket picnic will be giy
at Eosw.ll's Grove, about two and one-h
miles from town, or about the lst proN
: Were We asked if we would like to have
other convention, we would. III the language
a lispins maiden, reply, 'Why, thirthcen-ly
Messrs, W. L. Layne y Bro. livery mcu.
sure to please their patrons, as they iurr
them good rigs, or board horses at reasons
le. rates.
The full and complete report, in last Sat
". DAVIS IntelIigencer. OF the convention held
10 nominate Il circuit judge, was much com
mented.
our town hall Is nicely fixed up rs coul
expected. 1t has II seating capacity of over
hundred and is well lighted By chandeliers
side lamps.
Icl We are going to have far. Now, If we
i th to invite you TO 1t. should We ask you to
the first fair day or the first day ui the ialr?
you must come.
The prophecies OF the weather i,rognostlcu
o early last Saturday morning, were varied
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
From the plneville NeWs.l

Hon. A. A. Lesueur, editor 81 tne
Lexington Intelligencer, is candlaa.e
for Secretary Of Stats. de was mem.
her OF the last legislature and prevea
himself a very capable enc. II elected
+. the Office which he new seeks, ne Will
again be found capable.
We heartily endorse the above rom
the Neoshe Times.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
from the Enterprise-Messenger.l aa
HON A, Lesueur Is leading the race
for the Office OF secretary OF state' .ss
From, The Central Missourlan. {"

fFroni The Central Miseourih'
Can't. A. A.Lesueur is prominently DO
tore the people as candidate ter Sec
retary of State. Capt. Lesueur is eoiIot
of the Lexington 1nteiligencsr, su.;
cessful journal of fine aoli1ty devosea ~
the interests OF the demscratlc parry.
The Captain is worthy ana coMpssens Coupe ms
gentleman and one whom y as osn an @
ad;ter and true democrat. In the last
,am;si,tnre no man stood higher as . bold
and fearless advocate OF what ne Pc
lieSed lev to be right. regardless q .s. what
Night na;oht seem to be the dictates OF policy
We should like to see the Csptain elect.
es ~ a. he would be an honor to the
office and the state, We have sPokel
from knowledge Of the man ana OF oi nl'
reputation among the best men IN C's CeA
trail Missouri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
rrom the Lewis County JOurnal-,s.

No better name will be presented to
enr state convention, than Capt A. A.
Lesueur, of the Lexington lnteiiigencer
tor Secretary OF State. In the dtstribu,
t;o. cf state Offices the editsrsy should
not not be forgotten, and Capt. sLesaeur.
would give entire satisfaction % Inc
press OF the state. -,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
From the La Plata Home s.l-

lFrom the La Plata HOMe rfsAs'II.
We announce to-day Capt. Ajax te-
sueur of Lexington. Me-. as candldate
tor Secretary Of state. There is no man
better qualified for the place than no. no;
He is a true and devoted democrat. ana
has has struck many sturdy blows in defense
Of his party. and he deserves the e., best
hsners the party has within It's g''t'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
A young girl in Indianapolis has naa
both her legs amputated in consequence
of rope jumping. ..--- ...

The daily receipts Of the government
the present month have averaged moi0
than a million dollars. ...- D.. a.F...
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
SECRETARY OF STATE.
,,a s,o,u a r, county Enterprise-Mes-

,v.or, the stodd art county Enterprise-Mes-
senger.l 'l#t-ti .t si-f
Among the many persons spoken y.
tor secretary of state there is none molo
or better qualified io1 tne po,t
sition than Alexander A. Lesueur,
LAFAYETTE. He was an active ana ass ,eau-
inc member of the last General Assem-
hlS and recognized by his brother as
semblymen rs brilliant and clear neau,
cd thinker, lover OF his country anu q. .
statesman. His election would be h'-
ting tribute to merit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
!. ~ CaIEYANDER,

rroRNEY AT LAW VIII pTnsties .opntes. ih .a.
~ m - aItend promptly to the coilection oi
aims, and to nvestiS alton of auss h,iss of 70 VIM.
state once over '"e ianl4-ly
Harrison Il Co. --
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
mo. E. BURDEN,
DsH hohD Notary Public.
uUROEN & son. .

A Ieynston, Mo- Office front room 'ys over IT,, ~
r. Royie's book store IN hriehn's s,cs new in The
oppo' "a Eederal courts. Prompt attention
!s,issn to the coiIectionof claims anu rrog''e
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
II. A. HICKLIN.

A TroRNEY AT LAW. WIN practice practice In5 ms
n profession IN the courts oi ,,a,';ien n yivrn
10 nil business entrusted to his care. oihoe o''
0unIle. 4 Co.'S Drug store, front room.
GaI9
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
ny SxsHIACE g; & CHILEs,

, rroRNEYs AND COUNsELLLoRs u,a,,, All
"A Law, Lexington. Mo; oMssI asns from Opposite @
Owe. ,' uri bouse viii practice in the courts u,
i.,,v.tte and surrounding counties, anu iso 'n =,
he Supreme court of the state Oh sts far th.
he u s. Circuit and Dislfict co"i'' A'A "
Western District of Missouri
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05

Two York State seamen are about 10
repeat the toolhardy attempt to cross
the Atlantic in dory and expect to SAIL
from Gloucester this month. Their craft,
which has been named the Little Wes-
tern in contrast to the Great Eastern Is
the smallest that has yet undertaken the
voyage. 1t is about 16 feet IL inches
over all, ISL feet keel and feet wide
sloop-rigged, with mast 16 feet high
bowsprit feet long, and mainboom o'
IS or IA feet, and will carry heavy
mainsail, forestaysall, j,b. gatf-topsal
and square sail. The house will be lee
long, rising ten inches above deck and D.
} will have air tight compartments. an'
furnished with sliding seats, to affor'
opportunity for exercise by the navig'
n tors, who will also row when the WIN
is moderate. |..si
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05

,t Mr.. John B. Cough will devote
week to the temperance cause i'll fhila-
d.lphia during the summer anu won
charge cont. z,--.a ~. ~ --.-.--.-- u.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05
(Chano,s Liberallst.l

Cant A. A. Lesueur OF the Lexington
IntelIigencer, is prominently spoken
q, for secretary of state. There IS not
y better man on the continent than he:
and he would homer the position, should
the democracy call him to fill Iit.sa