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A New Mexican correspondent says
the feeling Of the people over the recent
outrage is red bot and unless spsedy
stop is put to the mad career Of the in
dians they swear they will take matters
in their own hands. A meeting was
held and resolutions adopted declaring
that for eight months past an unprovok-
ed war has been in progress. Near.
ly one hundred people have been slau9h.
tered women and children are in cap.
tivity, their wagon trains burned and
driver killed, mails captured and drivers
heads smashed to jelly. That they are
p.,ralyang the industries and and stop
ping emigration, causing ranchmen to
fee from their homes. miners 10 leave
their mines, and stock raisers their ran
ges. Self preservation will compel the
people to step in and take the field
against an odds.
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A NUISANCE.

EDrroR GRAPBpc There is . pub
lie nuisance to which we would like ID
call the attention Of the public, an
abatement Of which nigh lead greatly
to the health of number of our citi.
zens. There il within the incorpora.
ted limits ofthe town . cemetery which
extends upon two hills with . ravine
beneath. At the foot Of one Of these
hills there is . slaughter house, whore
a good share Of the meat which sup.
plies our tables is butchered. The eat
tie 80 butchered are sometimes for days
confined in pens compelled 70 drink
water which flows from the cemetry,
and when butchered the meat is wash
ed with the same kind Of water. We
have seen water dark and Shiny 6ow.
ing from the hill side of the cemetry
and feel sure that it is not q suitable
place for slaughter house At the foot
of the hill.
We feel assured if the proprietors Of
the slaughter house will take this
matter into consideration they will not
hesitate to remove it without sttribu.
buting any blame whstsver to them.
We are very truly yours
CrflxKx.
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! UNs aEfEDENuT
THE BEST AsD cHxApHn wuxlY
NEw's, s,aAEt. N AtlIa1cA-
TIE II. II 10 wEIkLY
lPo01 Df sEAESK-
A Virtual Aewsgf per Gi n 10 the Farm.
.no he " sk
The punhsh.r q hq u Iouib Posarpo-
the hanas sf every ssiu0crs- = 0lnoWj Gnd
the west dnfi;sH ~ eSitleai pgcsi1eatiai en-.
paign. Will sels6 ~ Weeki, Nna1 Diene1tn.
free Of pos ~g-. = siy posl ,1is ia She c. =.
SIX .,soNssses ~
1FgEE ssoSTHs HOR Se
This b sftually h1low the cost a white -.
per. In Sshcr word for NE esats ues 1NslA
you can Rave . lsrEe esght psgs iousoaI q.
- =. eSsg =, ~ ,Issss ~ ss.Ac: MT
cultsral as:sfisp, fssh ,slesyarHie news.
hOusehe0 hi1as snif r;ainhIx sioejeu. nIsecil
lany sDdsr tfus Asf;ires cf si5rat Or vreh.l
u nevsls Af--e es4tsaste mirror tf IN tls
eveuts G6sas Ssek.
Il naslng tfS 10 sao.dIasry props,,ssoo
ihe publiAa . 10 s3sr, - By dssisr Is build
up laegs c8caiakeo, sfdto ~ III eaaeo
Of dsmorney 10 0a irAI .truesle senipse d.
pcStalisn ~ ssNAs gsasa
E lsr smhef = iss THfa5Y CESfe.
or ten thr cert = ago s:spys, ~ e.
have sAs f,ssly - rlssS:sis sssf o ~
By nal, Ges af poats- -. f6r sic noasAs.
TAees tsRws ~ sVt lily 5r-aansd ~ -.
- postage s1Fala \, -i1tions--A euaven-
ksee thsf~.n tsas.s- rrreisse6.
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= sssd . esgy 4 ~ . ~ ~ ie Neu1ks 10
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SAkUTATORY.

Csassa hnua1s = ssaAss saseunssy ~
ssoe ad "a s1aoRasue e osjeess saA ains
Be ma1e y sAe Vss1slasn sss ssw sewsps
pas vsah ~ osse hsue.
We hsve lsr leag tine felt thesc vas =,
Isart lAir epsaiag sor . good, livr, reliable
s|seasa pspss h Kissssil,s, asd thst snel
apases psu1saaly coe1scssA woal4 ultinsee
u receive . seassoo ssppest
WhGk -, wkh Psspsr esutinn. believe We
ssasrtsaey ssestsiacd the gesessl sestinea,
6dislateresasa scpuhlicaaA . 10 The desirs
btllsy 4 sseA . pspsr - we propose 70 pub
Nm. ~e a. sot tAssk n sscessasy 70 get per
nisslsa stsa my yssssculw ectesss oe seif
esssstitsssd crssuss besose 0aksag Ne ven
ssse-
Believing thst In The eel tAe GsArnIc, like
sanoss every ether newspspsr vsstsrc, must
ssssd q sail soleiy O iss owp merits, We have
Isanehcd sur Journalistic besa aad having
-eone 10 ssay." wc are dcternsncd 10 make Il
spap9 that the people wil seci that they
nrss bsve.
wlstevcs ssports. parties mot sltogcthes
liaistesessed, oay have set s1oaa 10 thc eoa-
asary, We viii state here, once fur IN, that nc
hssc no personal 6gbts to make, no petsy
gTudkes to Grstiiy, or private snds 10 carry
oss 10 The Aetsiuent of any one.
We shsll strive earnestly and to the best Of
our sbility, Tor the perpetuity Il the hme
hosorsd principles Of the republican party,
b-Iieviag these principles ere founded upon
truth and Justice, sud that our future pros
p-rity O q nation dcpcndson their continued
sacrsdanry. Al the same time should evi-
Senccs ~ sraud or corruption within the par.
y or IA megageuent, come TO light We viii
snhesitati1siy expose Il, b.licsins that In all
things honesty ID best" snd that in the party
not out of H. 10 The place to correct al such
evils.
We will at al times h. glad 10 receive
counsel. advice snd suggestions from party
~0rkers, bu. We wish II distinctly understood
chat We claim The right TO speak srom the
larger ground os broad republican principles
rather than the nsrsow lcA. Of view merely
Iocal - sel1sh parfisanshlp.
In eosclusion We ARE for the nominee.
- t,se sepub'icsn panty. local. STATE, ssd m.
tiasai, and shan give tbcA our sappost In the
eomine campaign.
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1a4tex1a1 0Eaph1ea.
Good morsiag friends ! How do 20,
like the WEExIy GRArHIc.

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We DO not believe IL 0e~aeraf man
reels vssy mach elated ovsr . second
rspun'scan paper N A'fksvllie-he fears
nwtI divide tse--psFty.
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

CA2lHAN0H aRARAE.
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eiaiaeas1 osau1As0 psliGieal 0n.
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ysur deoccsstie n-ieAboes 70 subsrsibs
aasa ia ssaef thst thsy may sead 10th
41eA Address all sr3en "a s,hecsip-
tieas - the Wssas 0nAsusc,
Kirksville, No.
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THE REUNION.

Most ofour citizens do not fully com.
prehend the scope or magnitude the
proposed soldiers reunion which is to be
held in this plsee the coming summer OF
autumn.
From . simple regimental reunion
Of the seventh cavalry, the committee
find that it has grown on their hands
and the prospect now is that at least
10000 people will be in sttsndance, and
that all soldiers of every branch Of the
service will participate.
Should General Sherman consent to
be present, on the occasion, that number
will be doubled. Il will be q grand
boon" for Adair county and will be q
big thing for Kirksville. These re-
unions are common occurrences in other
states. but this ono will attract especial
attention to northeast Missouri, rs the
first thing Of the kind on record. En-.
tirely non-partisan in its character, Il
will yet be hailed in other states as an
evidence that north Missouri is not
hopelcssly CONFEDERATE" or bourbon
in its character.
All soldiers, whether Of Missouri regi-
ments, or from other states, are welcome,
to take part in the proceedings.
The ties formed during the years Of
camp life are strong and enduring and
the meeting and mingling Of old com.
rados, who marched, and bivoaAcked,
through sunshine and storm, viii again
quicken TIE pulses that 30 often beat re-
spoasive to the call Of duty.
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Mr.. Tildeu received . severe blow at
Syracaae the other Day, but bis grip on
the democrstic pesty i % strong that
be win soon recover. and bis "hArrele
will get ip IT. work ut Caeinss6.
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bes we - tSy yesAs poataemn Wny
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the democfscy o. sse psesen: Gay u
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more thas than ne Tower q Babel y
whas n was TWO tnoosena years years
ago. lhe ps'hcspea PsasDm tee oem-
ocratac paafsoem q yoar .anen was
nsfd mo,ey: sot'c N.Y. coso sne ..,s si.-
ve1, ma n'sn touseA "na' u
tho democzaac ldes On monsy to-day!
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sue 1ey come = aeI aoso"n9 tne
ereehooe. oocst,ae - my en- w'tnou.
losing sae'f loeeoty, wsne N tne eas.
some oenoc's0 saa "a . n"su
money osns'
1ee Denoessey woo'o scs asse now
10 @as sse1f o'o VIZ s VI aAty
years ago:
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TO pay for things, they boy Of kings
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word to- l;.,.r could 4. .a;d s,,.;r.t
then ,vh.n th.v v;th II. hlood af orr
soldiers % w,s al 70. had to '-, reseem o,r
country from dissolution and ru;n
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nc tbsv f.;,sa to .+.rv. .hs,n out t,,.v
NOW desire n dro,vu the nation bv an
;nnud.t;on of or.enb.cls
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IS .duo.t;o, .;th~r a;,.cs,, o- nd;
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We understand there has besn .
proposition made to the greenbackers Of
this county to fuse with the democrats,
hut the greenbackers positively refuse.
We admire their pluck. We cannot
under the present circumstances zee
how the greenbackers can consistently
act with the democrats. The former
claim to act from principle, while the
latter are known to have NO fixed grin.
ciples; they are all policy. To-day they
are for hard money, and tomorrow for
soft. In the east they are for gold,
while in the west they sre for sreen-
backs. Where ever they may Be they
advocate tho measure which they think
will give them the most votea. Where
they want to use the gresnbackers the
greenback faith is good enough for
them but when the greenbackers ask to
be recognized they are not heard. II is
all crow and no turkey. Is there any
thing in such course to appeal to the
sympathies Of . man who is fighting for
principle? Is not an avowed enemy
preferable to a professed friend who is
striking you in the dark?
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0wias . the rise in psper, kites are
scing up
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The new English parliament meets
on Thursday, and on Friday the house
will adjourn 50 that the members who
have been named in the selection Of the
ministry can be elected over again.
This double election is q safeguard and
test Of popularity peculiar to English
institutions. No member Of the Com
mons can sit in a Cabinet without hav-
ing been Reimbursed by his constituents.
Post Dispatch.
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MIGHTBE REDEEMED.

While We are not sanguine enoagh
to hops for such an event az republi-
can victory in the state Of Missouri for
many long years to come. We do think
that with proper orRsnization and pro-
per effort ON the part Of the republican
party Of this state . decided change
might be made in the overwhslming
majority ths democracy have heretofore
had, and we know that many counties
might be redeemed from bourbon rule.
-fBrookfi6eld Gazette.
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y -
Ssy - .iaiss = - i u
\ |sA6ekspuhansa NyssG y IN
~ ssuusf IN sssss. bstA psAliessd
peisaAA snseslly snninsa anl fall,
sessA NJ II psspas w.at saly
|aeA q eesa ehalssesr b sepsssat snd
seEys tAen. TSR natm1lly leok 10 q
andaaa1es csGne h HE = lsaza III
qualitisA Observation-Disclosures nay
b. ssssl1ent bat HI bs1nss fusaid
hops thst - win ihithnally hoA "a
tiea With nsay Il b tAoaght, better
b Be- served b. . man of real worth,
but Il di1lssae sp;aioas. thAn By .
thithl0 ~ who to-day holds thier no
tisa, but to-nosrow msy end hi intss.
ct wiA tAeir opponeus. The psee i
tie veceeai,ea asuat Of thn knowlsage
of ma and measures. The candidate,
his record, he principles b advocates,
md d. people 10 b served, al demand
ut IL polit;ealpssGhall heinpart;al,
truthful, flir and lind u III rspresenfa-
tons A . vitaee u TIE court of pop
ular inqsi1y sseh psper mnst tell the
truth the whole tsutA and nothing bat
IL tsuth.
Thcre il aseaseofjuA;ce in this Amer.
;caa plethatcazaot safely beienosed.
II De prua falsely accuse a oppon-
eat Il win Be convicted Of perjury by
his ftissds and lfse its hold upon the
respect Of its patrons L. It mot true
that tho best coadssted papers fA;l to
command that sincere confidence Of all
classes, that al might have if every pa
Per Was free from slanderous gossip
about mea in public lifeP The honest
citissa takes up his paper to learn Of
men for or against whom be is asked to
vote. He finds those in Office or Of the
opposite party written up a. worse than
any that have even diseraced the world
before. Either he must throw away the
paper as vilely slanderors, or conclude
that the social fabric is in ruins. Soon
he secs that social order and government
are maintained, and at least get NO
worse, then he concludes all editors are
liars and their papers fit only for the
waste basket. Aristotle when asked
what . man would gain by telling a
falsehood. answered. never to be believ-
ed when be speaks the truth" This is
true Of the newspaper also. Its coming
into the home is SO like the coming of
the neighbor with news to tell. If
guilty Of Misrepresentation its voice Of
warning will be unheeded when real
peril comes.
This unseemly personalism is not con-
fined to the strife between the great par
ties, but is too common in the strife for
place on the party tickets. Kellyites
and Tilden men abuse and traduce each
other. Great journals supporting Grant,
repeat scandal injurious to Blaine and
Sherman, and vice versa. It is a law of
discourse, that personal abuse
far .-orm.n+ hetr.rs n. ,v..lrsss of
the person or principles advocated, and
advances the opposed and abused by
contrast
Abuse has elected nsa1y a man to Of
nee. Let US eliminate as Iar az possible
a., %EnSa a;t;S., ~. o o1s+ ,,,e
suit Of tiis misuse Of the newspaper is
found in it's influence upon the young,
while yet at home. They are daily
scnOolsE 1:s 20 oas'Tust It4 al PUBIC h; men; ~
comes fortuitously. not bv honest labor
and q virtuous life; to regard society as
wholly corrupt and government as or
canned roDoery. w ltn them
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want the nominatiOn unless his state
would be solid for him.
BOsIox, April N.-Gen. Grsnt writes
he viii not Be with the srmy Of the Po-
tomac society at Burlington, VT. the 10th
|of June: He expects to go othe Rocky
Mountains for q few weeks, and will moi
10 east Of Illinois before fall. At the
Meeting Of the society joaquin Miller
will deliver . poem.
DExvEx, Co.., April 2S.-The News
Leadville special says: Last night at a
meeting Of the city council great OK.
element was caused by the action in
regard 10 . contested seat. On
the ssat being declared vacant, and in
anothercase, the republican being ousted
and democrst sworn in, the republi.
cans left the room amid great confusion.
Officers drew revolvers and demanded
order. Many Of the audience drew re-
volvers and q dangerous collision vas
threatened. All quiet now.
WAsHrNsToH, April 28.-The exodus
Investigation is practically over. To
day the committee adjourned without
day. It has cost $4,000. Senator
Voorhees, says his purpose is accomplish
ed. Only 700 negroes have 50 far enter
ed Indiana. II requires six months
residence TO vote on the presidential
election, and it makes no difference how
many comes now, As they will he use
less this trip.
SPRIxsylELD, Ill. April 8.-The ex.
ecutive COMMITTEES net last night for the
purpose Of arranging plans for the cele-
bration Of the soldiersr reunion to be
held in this city next August. Ex.Gov.
Palmer. occupied the chair. A pro-
gramnle was adopted snd numerous
committees appointed, and dthe prospects
are that the reunion win Be the grand-
est ever held in Illinois.
KAssAs CiTY, No, April 22-Central
Kansas has 1t last bean refheshed BY
long needed rains. From the Dorthern
to the southern bouadry Of the state re-
ports indicate great rejoicing At the
timely relief from the threatening
drought. In many localities where
there was much despondcncy n sEer-
age wheat crsp IL now eea6denNy sx-
pected. These reports will hsse great
iy stimulating effect upon the business
Of Kansas City, where much uneasiAess
has been for asms time felt ea seeeunt
Of the discouTaging crop prospects. A
Clay county special says: "He had .
firm, steadJ rain extending over the
entire eouaty. Il is still raining and
the prospects are tkst it win continue
during The day. This insures moro
than ~ sve!sss what crop, o. wheat is
hooking 6ne.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-05-01

WcVH Uyutust tSG twJWSstCS " tNE WvOWy.
And whatever influence we possess,
shall be cheerfhlly givea. to perpetaats
the power. which has broushtour coun.
try through the perils Of the past, and
started it again on the highway Of
prosperity. And with this object con.
stantly in view, we shall discountenance
all merely personal and selfish schemes,
which ignore the permanent object to
he attained: the complete triumph and
permasent success Of republicanism, as
against spurious democracy, and
with this controlling and central idea
before ~, I'll efforts Of republicans
themselves, whose zeal for the success Of
their respective favorites prompts them
to disparage and oppose others, equally
capable and true.
We are . rrpsblieas through and
through; favoring every laudahle meas.
ure that will embrace republican inter
ests, or contribute to republican success;
and hstinR whatever conflicts with the
succaH Of these interests. We may be
designated, . sislsnass republican; hav-
ing - sortofsynpsthy with a aconserva-
tive hesitatine policy; and while we
want 10 doubtful. Or unknown candi.
date pat forward lbe presidential pre-.
fsrment wc hold ourselves ready to
support any tried. true and capable
man. Of such prominence among Us as
TO Be deaignated for such distinction.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-01-08
Coed Luck.

Too often do We hear the terms
s.gUOd luck and bad luck o. tn
farm, says. the Iowa Register. And
men frequently give providence the
credit for. both A great general
once said that providence always
smiled on .the side OF the bravest
soldiers, the bravest battaIious and
the lgrgest ordinance. And the
same principle can safely be applied
TO farming Good luck Is the re-
suit Of good sense and careful at
tentIOn- IL follows prudent saw
ing of time and vigilant applica-
ton of labor directed by wisdom.
Good luck loves TO dwell about
good gates, efficient fences comfort
able Out-buudings. And It smiles
benefcently OF farmers who have
the best breeds OF all kinds OF
stock Good luck Il always about
where there are rich soils a2d kept
50 by "a iuteliigeD rotation OF
crops and careful use OF lAsural
fertilizers. Good luck smiles upon
the farmer who keeps good tools IN
proper order and has = jUQIcjOus
selection Of the best implements ful
~ up TO the latest in prJTeineuss-
And good luck stays permanently
about the man who uses good
seeds, and applies superior sIiiage,
mixed with good Judgement how to
raise, and how TO dispose Of the
crop Good luck Is Jolly Old fel-
low, always keeps the best company
and bssto.s his fSvoCs upon the
most industrious and practical far
mers within his acquaiHtance.-
I Rural World.