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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
Republican Stale Convention.

The republicans Of Vermont will meet
in convention at Montpelier. on Wednes-
day. the 25th day of February. A. D.
1880. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, for the purpose
of choosing four delegates at large to
represent this state in tho republican ma
tional convention called "to meet at
Chicago. on Wednesday. the I'd day Of
June next, for the purpose of nominating
candidates to be supported for president
and vice president at the next election"
Towns will be represented in said con-
vention by their delegates, chosen upon
the basis of one delegate from each town,
and an additional delegate for each one
hundred votes, and for each fraction of
QUO hundred votes over fifty, cast for the
republican candidate for governor at the
last state election.
BY vote of former convention, the
state committee are constituted commit
tee on credentials. Delegates will pro-
vide themselves with proper credentials,
signed by the secretaries of their respect.
i've primary meetings, and Immediately
upon their arrival in Montpelier. present
them to the state committee, at their head
quarters-the Pavilion.
The several railroads in the state will
extend the usual courtesy of fare one way,
and arrangements have also been made
by which delegates will be enabled to
return on the same dny
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

Republican
State
Committee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
The Carnival

Some wise i'eople have great
deal to say about the extravag
ance and expenses incurred bv
the people of New Orleans il. the
magnificent exhibitions given at
the close of the Carnival season
and are expecting to be applau
dei when t~hey::speak in their pecu
liar wisdom, and say that New
Orleans had better speud the
money of The carnival exhibitions
for-sanitasy purposes &c. &c.
Some people are peculiarly
wise, and others who imagine
themselves SD are awfully mis-
taken.
The men who pay for those dis
plays are able to spale the money
that they give. Who is benefited
by it
lis isten,atedand the,estlmate
is not too large, that 10000 Nlsi
tors were III the city ON Mardi
Gras.
it Is not an extravagaHt asSer
lion 10 make that those visitors
expended on an average $500
making IN expenditure IT dlstrl
iiuttsl throughout then city OF
5l.55O.0iiO,0 30. which went INTO
every species of trade or business
ia that place. Boarding liodse>,
Hotels, Restaurants, cigar Veil
ders, Liquor sason,1>, eah and Car
rage drivers, street ears, servants
laoorers, seataStresses, and s.' on
including esery person engaged
IN any kind Of business or tiattic.
10 this large sli,n must be I'D
t.etl inlly as much more paid Tor
transportation TO Steamboats, and
railroads, Il large portion Of which
was left in that city. There c.li
be little denbt that the tate catni
val scattered through the city OF
New Orleans noe less than two
million OF dollars.
What more profitable means Of
can he had than these
afford !.
We think that the people who
get up these speiac.es deserve
credit, not blame.
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MARCH FOURTH.-TI,is is ;

MARCH FoURTH.-Tllis is al
waysa great day in New Orleans,
known as E'iremei's day. Tive al
slual parade of the gallant fire
men in the Crescent City is not
surpassed by any similar demou
stratinn in America and is well
worthy OF ii visit by any ose.
The members OF Protector Fire
Go. No. 2, will give an excursion
ou M%oreen's Railroad, on that
day to. the low fare OF Sl.5O the
round trip, by which all persons
can have a pleasant lille to the
city, see the parade and return
tie same day.
1t is seldom such opportunities
are afforded to those who have
hot the means aud the time to
make long visits, 70 got II view OF
the great Southern Metropolis
when 1t is all alive with gayety
and pride. Every bodp ought TO
go and take along their wives and
thelt sisters, their Cousins and
their aunts.
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ENazsse; it, standard and
a ssaSsz aaaaxaa.
BI-MONTHLY ADDRESS.
De(ireyea IN PM Sigma Hal, On
aerslty Of Mississippi.
Mr.. President aud Gents

Accept my sincere and hearty
thanks for the confidence yot.
have placed liz me as well as for
the honor you have thus conferred
upon me. l decline to open this
address with apologies and expla
nations. The adage, "De susti-
has non est disieItandum" for
tEIth stands ii not unparalleled
at least unsurpassed.
1t il ever the exception when Il
human action meets with unaiii-
nous commentator and approx
al. What enraptuies one seems
by a law OF natute repugna1t to
another.
So realizing and approaching
the fact that every one of us, no
matter bow brilliantly. how COR
seously, and how respepden,ly
fortune may illnmine his paths
way, will still have a complicated
AMI mysterious problem to solve
as best. he can, | shall feel doubly
pad for any eXertion my effort
may have cast if my words of ad
vice will pass only a few beyond
the academic walls of this Instjtu
ton, and in the years to come as
sist in the formation and prosecu
ton Ut those plans of manhood's
Infancy which ::inevitabl, lead to
glory, or result in ultimate if not
preclpltate ruin. This being my
sentiment, | forebore from search
Ing the archives Of classic lore. Or
soaring with the poets in the n
chanting realms OF ileality to Sc
iect a theme which, obtained un
der such circumstances, might af
lord matter pleasing to the ear,
but which would from it's very ma
ture fall To penetrate the inner
most recesses of the intellectual
chamber, and which could at best
never appeal to or arouse the
sluinbefing fancy. Youth is san.
guine, and now while we are all
passing that sunny period In
which it is to be supposed our as
pltatIohs are lofty aud noble and
grand, it seems not amiss to en-.
qnire into what channel do these
pure, unseiiisIl dreams at last
flow Fame and fame alone is
their final despo>itory. and 1t is
on this account that The subject
OF my Address is. Fame; It's
Standard and Attainment. Fame
IS what From the fact thatsit is
etynologically cognate with noto
r'et.y, fallacious theorists have en-
ueavored To erase The line OF de
narration that usage has drawn
between the two words, and make
them synonituous. They must
not tie contoundcd, for the ch.Sm
OF d'SsImliarlty ex.SL.as between
lhcin is
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
Lehman Never has been i'm

lehman Meyer has been i'm
proving his resiu-iice on the cor
ner OF st. Philip and short streets
in such 4 substantial and attrac-
tive style as to give it quite a dit
eerent appearance to its former
view. Mr. King has already re-
paired: III Il handsome mauler the
house next adjoining.
On the opposite corner Mrs. Au-
coin has had a very pretty new
cottage erected. Thesa buildings
and repairs vii. make that corner
present quite an attractis appear
ance in future.
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-InaDllnI hands 4 fnu drnn

-Chapped hands. A few drops
OF JohHsoa's Aaodyae Liaiment
rubbed into the bands occasional
" Will keep them soft and free
IRON soreness Soldiers, sailors
ana fisherman should remember
this. 1t is the best Llniment in
the world for any purpose.
A neighbour of ours lost a vain
able mare recently, it is supposed
from bots If he he'd use % cents
worth of Sheridan's Carohy Condi
non ToTdeTs he would have been
oilViiig his pretty Chestnut today.
sorry for your Doctor. These
p1"aei- are Immensely valuable.
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john ". "lniter, who has
been working in $. I. Grisamore's
TIN S.lop tov d nuinter of years
has opened Tin and copper
smith Shop Oh the corner Of st.
Btiget ami Green streets. where
he will be pleased to see his
friends and customers.
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In Rpzts PROCESSION Oh Marl

In Rex's procession on Marai
Gras day it ia currently reported
that one OF the distinguished
Young lawyers ot T. ibodauX liz
ured conspielonsIy. disguised as
one of tue most lovely aud angel
ic creations that WAS eve i:aaa
ined 10y mortal man, seated upot
the most lofty places i'll the pa
raue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
4 Rochester Phesiciant Esj

4 Rochester Physician E.speyi
encc.-R. Cauikins, Nj. d., OF TO
chester, n Y, certiiies Oct. 9th,
1879, that he has used the Safe
Kidney and Lii er Cure in his
practice for diseases Of the kid
neys and liver, and the result has
been satisfactory in the extreme.
He says II would now prescribe
the same remedy to all similarly
afflicted, and you. are at liberty
10 so state iii Your testimonials.
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Since Frank IEoifman's line
of stages has been established be
lween Thlbolanx and Napoleon
vile travel through ThlhoaaEX
is becoming quiteconinon Ter the
people Of Assumption.
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EAeasf1@GE.

Sherman & Co, a.as staail, Mich, want
al az ut in mi, country at once, at as
salary # 500 per mnnth aud expenses
paid. For full particulars address as
.bose.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

If you Walt il set Of nice va
ses, or glass fruit stands, with
pretty feather busters to brnsh
them, cali at S. Z. Grisanore's
Stove Depot. +.'is
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

--Attcntinu Il called to the
advertisements of DR.. Daigre. Den
fist who is locating permanently III
This place to practice his nro'fs
sion,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

Halls Plovs are considered
I ne best that come 10 tin, Parish
> 4. Gr>amorc has a su,.t.l, am
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youth is to form a proper cOncep |

youth is to form a proper cOncep
tlon OF female virtue: ana ba'irve
trnihfnill a:,t sincerely that faith
in Hn' ..nti hove for woman h"ih
''how on together and their cur
rents ever mingie aua impart col
or to one another." Yes: if you
would secure link in i'!"'S gol
den chnln. inriat iWte'il.iy on the
tablet OF ynrr hrart "tofe fer uo
man, hftst sH doG ;."iiEe III siiAet
letters o'y.yonr breast p!atr the
wsitcasoni = honor, and the',
plunge 'nEo the s.ri' cXierr+l
WORT AiSh = SFrons ".d iu'''g
r">oiEe ~ reap :rom the broa'i
h'''i ~ .aitsP '3r traits II :h,sAan
l''ioa:' s't'''tS-
A moment more and TIL .r',~ ea,~n.
or, rfatall,iI nat, vac l-,-. s,..<.
al ,,,;..n.a uI.I~.
on, 49,, I-.' 49,
uh.n n.a:I..+
i I'm, sor.n.-.;., -" @
whom o,an words ~
man, az. h,,+ ~" s.
witha,ino he,r, ~
If is in tI,esa co,y,,o;,o shoohs
that ;;f,ss ns,aan a"n;na5 go
then tho S,vo, u;i, n,aat
cised and tIa r,,naa "o.'r" .,;"h
ed or The fa,, viii Ia ,;na H.nc;fa,,s
w,,era ascent ,.,;, 10 ;,,,,oss,hIa
Give NJ, t,,a f<.h+ ~ sn;,, nwr,i
crisis and every n,os,aof ,f s,n
cess is bliot,;ed ,.d ~, whou
the last @.iay,, h.,nr .,s..has
and m;ssn.u+ .l,vs ,.o..I,,ss
deeds cu,v,,, fash - ,,a.oa.r ,h.,
ahuser cf ,ij,-i.,a r,.ir;tonn, wviu !,
the ..,n,r..f,i .,r,,v -, a..,o..
tion 4v,.,,;m j., ia .o..f ut h..
ne, .r..ut.aac;nn s,la.,
Su,r.xa,a n,,,,;,
1s,,h.. ct:,ar how'd hn. ,,h
,in, how, ,.-,iH.s.n, 5000 :.
tlA her. VINO w..,nd,. "..h
al il f,,. 4.r, a,"s;...
reti,es from IFS arsr, with .ha
nyou.. ann, ,-.,,,x,};.~ ;[a.;,,,
that. ..l.a m. Gfnrhr m. n,,n,:
fu1,t msnfnrv All ,s.l1r
DI,; S;r,,,.' -,
a~a,,,a.4;n,,s ,f So, ]
Which to,,r<e win 20. nnrs."si
do ,q,,i,o. 90, 49, .,,r
hr1as \, whom ~" f,,is
arstiur or our pe,utt;.. r.,ts -
live noh.r an, Eli.
yonr co.l 10 t,n., v,,. e.
me I,atrua - I
than w;,an t,,a n,.,,ien ne
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21
PRESLEY K. EWING.

Orr personal appearance is ore
IN winch our friends and arquaint
ai!ces have a right to a choice
whether we Shall inhict upon
fiinm an exterior uncarsI for and
s;aatiractive. a conntenance mar
red by a neglected grizzIed beard,
OF a crown gul!t'eSs Of covering.
half covered, or thatci.ed with
white hairs, OF whether we shall
Id dFfefence to our f iiowS. nav
N'le ie2aFi n oar own persons,
and make them pre.el,table at,t;
accentai4e IN society. there are
many nelps iot finase h. desire
to do tlti:-, and There are rome
among them niore a,a'ep.al,le than
i.a'l's Hair EeneWtr aud Buck
:nehaiH's Dye for tile whiskers.
Both these preparations arr kepc
for sale at all our drug stores, aud
If any OF ouI friends are looking a
little the worse for year., we ad
wise them to make a note of it.
AoytY Ttar, Daayille, VI.
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Editorial Items.

III You want to buy good
stove, go to :. I. G,isamore's
Stove Depot. ~
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The late lamented Gen'I John
Bell Hood was a native of kentac
ky. He identified himself before
the war with Texas, d, reason Of
his many valiant deeds as an In
dian fighter, and he was severely
" andtI IN a ianl Z. hair; ezra
gement. AT the outbreak of The
late war he went into the Confel
crate States Army as IL leader OF
the celebrated Texas Brigade, ana
died MS II business man in New Or
leans: HIS booel just published,
called yanef add !]'@'real
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-21

CTCTTERING cured by BATES Fs'sr
~ Appliances. Send ior doscrlEtiou '
SiMPSu. & Co, Box ..Jt, Sew hofS'
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Gs17 Month aud expenses gus,s'
w teeG to Agents. Uufnt NV"
SHAW & 60, Augusta, Maize.
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.ln Lovely Rosebud Chromos, or ~ ~
~ al Motto with name 10 cts. N-esN'
CARD Co, Nassau, n. y.
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x777A YEAR md e,le' sssar,s.
=. o. Vil.kEl.I. Augusts, Name
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

~~
Tie Leading wheks ~,s,.
In 1878 and The Fn,rsS y. y ~
The Great KanSa aIl. ~. 1. n
ioHn VAS SoAd re ~
Golden Helkn
The celebrated Grain ,BAl. =.
the limestone sectiOn nf NJ
traversee by the Kansas 49,.
The fnllOing statriIAntr 49,
the report Of the kanaas s,,,A
Agriculture for 1873.
WHEATi Kansas riSeGYr,~,.
W heat State in 1874 nr,,a.,s. l..<f
bushels spring Wheat: fr~ss IT.
32.s3l5.a.,
Bushels Wheat. with SeA
he State under cnltiva ONIa
counties lying In The tsoHlaeN 5 y.
OF The Kansas Pacific nrnNn<A -
uSheIs. or over Al per cent a.
uTrs porting count -, lol.s
bushels. orHa Her'ctnt III
ofN heat in the State, svrrnrz,
to the acre. while the aveFnss :,
WAS n bushels per scrs.
Corn! Kansas. tb" Rourlh g.
the Union in ISIS, prnd
bushels a. Corn. uf Nh
Grain Belt counties pr.slu@
bushels, or 81 per cen,. Nc,fls
oftne entire Weld Of the Slsh
.qually grand shnwillg nalIe
mehtn Of agriculture.
The foregoing facts Shan
VIII, - per cent OF the ;ner.S.7 n
lntion IN the State during -
aud
~ per cent nf the increased
wheat in he State ia l1tl. helos.s
Golden BELT"
A Farm fdr Eve~y hAav. -bars
< 100. tN0 acres for anlr y. k,r,sa ~.
the beRt land in Amerirt. s. ~ ~ J
per acre. one.Qunrter ~ ~ r..2' !.
llv ara credit ~ I per rpnl lh,.,... J
t~rest 1t don't take tnMrh mAnss /. -.
farm on the ;KAnAA Tncifr. SrSt,fS i
secure 81 nrren rn credit, II 1lN I s -
= ph will buy ! onirigat 1 oras !, 1 n.
NOR .LAnd'Cnrmniapi"ntr Nalln, r.. !
ths Kansas Pacific Home.le.l. IS 49,
tion which tells about l.endn. Il,e.''a
Phe.eMpiion. Soil. Climsle. -,
stock Raising. Srhadip. Wntra. Irs1 p
nlorern' Tickets. Rates, ete. M. r.s
free to all applicants.
Head all YOU o. Father apart Il,
uud when YOU A-cile a. rlnrt. r ~,
tart right by loraliuk rlnnp
KANSAS T'AVlFN RAiLNA1.
r. y. OAKES, Gen'l StQnialrh1rur
KANSASC Tf. n0
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26


Alta party OF young pe"ple in Paris
conversation happened to turn on the
subject o. kissing, and Ihe question
was iprOpOunde who nI HE Young
men'pIe es,m ut could boast of ha> ing or
being able to give ''hiS gir" the most
kisses. Various " ere hr replies this
question called out. Finall~ Young
man and the girl to whom he was
betrOihed hei 200 thames i"At they
could kies 10000 times in ten hour,
provided they would be allowed 10
take'am occasional glass Of wine be-
tween. Two persons were appointed
committee TO count he number OF
kisses, and the work began During
the first hour they .cuIIntel 1000
kisses. During the second hour ,he
kisses were not nearly so numerous.
for the committee Onlv c0urtpd
1000. After the third hour during
which theN managed to score $50,
further operations were brought to 4
sudden stand.stiIl. The lips of the
young man were seized with cramp
and he MAS carried off i'm tain,ing
condition. The girl, few days later.
was stricken with brain fever. which
nearly cnrri' "a her off to n hand where
kissing under any torn is unknown.
When The people who had won the
bet demanded their money. the par
ents of The girl refused to pay their
share OF il. The matter was then
taken to the courts. aud there it WAS
decided that the bet must be paid. -
Exchange.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
THAT MULE.

THAT MULE.
This mule stood on the stony wharf,
Whence all but him had fed;
Resolved he'd not go on that boat
Unless they took kim-dead.
The romsters gathered rounG his form
With shouts and jeers and jibes,
They pulled his ears and bra, his back
And punched him in the ribs.
His eyes were set, his fOrefeet firm,
lie never moved funk;
The rousters tried buhdred ways.
To'make him walk the plank.
The mate OF mad, ripped and UwOre,
Then hiI him with arail,
And told darkev standing near.
To twist that 'ere mules tail"
The thoughtless darkey gave Onetwist
That mules face woIe q grin,
He shut his eyes. XII ked sra ght out
Death took thai darkey ia.
He's now an angel, wearing wings,
He's gone ''up yOnder" pale,
A warning to all rOusterS who
Would twist young mules tail.
That thing was tried upon the ark;
Old Noah fairly rOared,
The 6eokhamfIs wouldn't twist his tail
She sailed-nO mule aboard.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

In ordering The HERALD OF KAN.
EAs please romeHIber our terms are
cash ...-."
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26

Gents Coats. Parts and i
Dyed, CIeansrd and nesllt E
and made II look as we'll :. - !
they fail to please you, no g..
be mMlr. Ladies' Silk And
Shawi.. and Dresses 0l ever
ton arc DS ed. Cleansrh and
10 their original. prisIihr ~
Persona residing out Of Ics
send TO me by Express.
REDUCED PRICE
VESTS. G'IenWrd .......s
- UDVeH ......an
PAVTN CIeW ned 80. ~
Dyed ..@..
60 Ats Cleaned ......s#
- Dyed .......s
OvERCOA CIeMUe4
- Dyed !.
ladies IDsg 1:N2 ~ nDyrt
BI ck ~ lBrOw".
+" - ~ ~ FnRcy de
ALL REPAIRS Doll
CHEAPER THAN THR
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
MUS T TANG

@r@rt solitary plains. la the Inarchnnt
4 prince, nnd ihe "OAouttxr W4l.s ntIlita
! his TO W In ihr nx"
1t cures fthrumAtism when all other
appH R,fona fail.
4 This NtInierIul
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
A sAS PACIFIC ~.
LANDslLAnDu

KANU1' 70 Tnn 49,,
Herald of Kansas., 1880-03-26
MEXlcAN
Mustang T.injrnent.

Mustang Tiniment.
1 II penetrate y IhEsclc, membrane and
I tissue. 10 the very Lon banishinK pain
'ni curing disease " iii n power that
n"Fe Fills. IL - medicine aeeded l,y
every ybody, Il onI The rdncheTo, who rides
1 E,i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-10
General News,

Charlotte Cushman's monument. about te
be placed In Mount Auburn. is an obeIisk n,
beautiful Hallowell granite-a copy in form
of Cleopatra's Needle. The only inscription
the monument will bear is the name. .sChar.
lotte Cushman.''
1t Is a singular fact that in nearly half the
appeals for divorce in the English courts. ar
my men figure as correspondents The i'm
morality prevailing among British officers is
a disgrace to society letter.
A gentleman who lives On High street. On
posite Frog Pond. informs us that there is a
bull frog in the pond with bass voice deeper
than Whitney's. and he has the peculiarity of
observing Sunday. Every week day he opens
his solo at half-past six o'clock in the morn
ing, but on Sundays he DELAYS until half-past
seven The frog seems also a Roman Catho-
lie IN his religion, he follows the bell of
the Church of the immaculate Conception.
which rings at the times named and makes
the same change between week DAYS and
Sunday This popularity of the frog has
been observed by the gentleman for several
Herald.
Washington, Aug. 5.-Congress appropri-
ated S25 900 last session to cover the nav
ment of any balance of the salary of Presi-
dent Zachary Taylor hitherto unpaid In the
appropriation Mrs. B. Taylor cambridge and
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"SOlid South" Sentiments.

How do the people of the North like
such sentiments as those contained in the
following letter printed in the Memphis
1raianche. The letter is published with
out one word of disapproval. but with the
apparent appreciation OF the editor:
The fact is, before we can expect the pros
perity of the good old days before the war in
the South we must have the same homo
geneity of public sentiment. As regard,
questions relating to the negro, we must have
but one party. and that the Democratic party
White men who dare tn avow themselves here
as Republicans should be promptly branded
as the hitter and malignant enemies of the
South. The name of every Northern mar
who. like Eaton and Bigelow. presumes il
this community to aspire to office through
Republican votes. should be saturated witt
stencil. We can spare all such. and woulC
caution such as these who think of coming
South to be careful to keep away.
You. Mr.. Editor. must hang cut again youl
smallpox flag and rid our community of sucl
vermn.
You NAV think me little bold in using
such language upon the anniversary of oui
flight from the yellow fever in 1879. TIL,
North. to be sure, sent us money, but WI
scorn the imputation of beggary. The Nortl
but returned little of the money it stol.
from us during the war.
No. sir. we must put an end forever to thi.
shameless effrontery of Northern men or Re-
publicans aspiring to Office in the South
They must keep back seats. and very quiet
ones. or get out
was glad TO see YOU let your correspond
ents loose upon that blatant Radical. William
r. Moore. The whole lot must be rendered
infamous and odious.
As for the negroes, let them amuse them
selves. II they will, by voting the Radical
ticket. We have the count
They have the count. and, in the face
OF their open avowal to use it shameless
ly. their candidate has the effrontery t.
say. 1T is only by a full vote. free bal
lot. and fair count that the people can
rule in fact. as required by the theory OF
orr government