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Monday storm proved regular cyclone
in Scott county, Iowa. 1t destroyed
number of farm houses, and carried devas.
tatlon and rum IN its course. AT about the
same time storm of wind, hail and ram
did serious damage in localities in that
part of Iowa and in Illinois.
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PAIRING
In Painting, Trimming, Iron Wood Work
Promptly attended to and satisfsctlo-
guarantee
FACTORY ONE BLOCK WEST OF Posi- OFFICE.

MOTTO 'F;.-EsTATE or PATRICK DUFF. DEC q.
y Notice /. hereby given that the undersigned. Exec
Nor of the last will and testament nf Patrick Duffy,
late OF the county Of Ia sale and state OF Illinois, de-
ceased viii ,pear before the Probate Court of said
comfy on the third Monday lbeing the 18th day) of
December ISL at The Probate Court Room. in Ottawa,
i, .,Id county wien and whore all persons having
ria ms or demands against said osiate are notned 10
attend and present the same IN writing for adjustment
Dated this 2,st dag Of october \. i. ~.
WILLIAM II. CALVIN,
,.g.lj-rvy Executor.
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CHASE FOWLER,

huNitf IN bNHHcftE
MASrEik'S SA E.-SrATEOFlL ILLINOIS,
: Ku COUNTY or la SALLE.-CircUft Court OF said
conntv.-In chdRcerH
The Otawa Building Homestead and Savings Asso-
citation. complainant, u. Della GcragHy. Mary Jane
Geraghty and Ei yard u Cuyler. defendants.
Public notice Ia hereby given, ths in pursuance OF
decree entered In the above entitled cause ~ the Ucto
her term of said Circuit Court 10 wit october llth A.
y. ISL Chase Fowler, Master In Chancery of said
court will, an Saturday. The 18th day Of November A
u. 1872 at tue hour 81 two o'clock In The afternoon Of
said day, sell at public vcndue TO the highest and best
bidder fer cash. at the south door OF the Circuit Court
Room In Ottawa, Il sale county, Illinois, the follow
ing described premises 20 wit: The uorth har of the
northeast % section n'necen township thirty
six horth ngc one east % tle third principal Ineri-
dian, sua o. Ia Ia sale county Uinais-
CHASE F9V LER,
NatTt OrreneT ftih. fsS, Nssif- In C'lsft-gfg,
toSrtkv tssna,p, Ssnpits s-''r 0eiG<t~
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How can a single dose Of Ayers Pil5 cure
headache:
Bv Tcmnv NJ cbsiructions from the system
relieving the stomach nd giving healthy
sciipu 20 shr objective ep sr'tvs
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Ex-Gov Hendricks, OF Indiana, who was
supposed TO he at the point of death few
days ago, is reported better, and hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

1t is coming. Snow tell on Thursday ior
two hours at Huron CITY, Mich Meat
time we are having te dellgEttullcst IA. .
weather nj Ottawa.
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mr. Il. w. wEIss, Dcutchcr Doctor) late
- Physician and Surgeon 70 the 81. Louis fein6le
HOIpa OnlCe over sctel's Clothing Store, conner "
Main and LII Sale streets. Residence on south bluff
At Mrs. RcnZ's. amS
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CarfIiicatl-

81 have used BURDoCK BLOOD BITrEgs
with great benefit FOR indigestion and consti-
patton Of the bowels"
= T. EAsToS,
Price si,0Q, Barillohi Vrt
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UOHN IL. RICE, Attorney at Law. Reddicks
u Block city OF ottawa. VIII practice law In La
sale aud adjoining counties, and In the Appellate
and supreme Courts sep.0-lyr'
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nR. j. =. RYBUISN, Ottawa, III. once
~ IN the opera House Plock. IN office dey aud
night. iaht@'o
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Mrs. Seigfried, Marion, o., says THOMAS
ECLECTRIc On was triumphant in her case;
she used it for severe cold and pain inside,
and was relieved Ia few minutes.
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Private dispatches from Europe report
that Hon. Perry II. Smith, wealthy and
prominent citizen of Chicago, is in a very
critical state of health IN Paris.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

TNFS. M. ZEN DIR. Homeopathic Fsyiican,
- OTTAWA H. Offers his services 10 the friends Of
VIC Homeopathic system in Ottawa, in all branches of
hs profession Particular attention gvcI. .he treat
mcnt Of women and children. once In Glover q
Cook'a Block feblG
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| UUTB UUIy,
MARTIN ]

The remark added by Mr.. Flaherty that
Mr.. Bartels' expressions must have been
suggested by his own antl-lrish and anti
Catholic prejudices' ls gratultous, uncall-
ed tor and not justified by Mr.. Flaherty S
own version. Bartels made the remark
solely on the hypothesis that the story
about Mr.. Flaherty was true, and had ii
been true the remark would have been
Just; but the story being false, of which
Ba-tels and none of his interlocutors at the
time could have been aware, of course the
remark was harmless.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia,
hysteria, and kindred complaints, will find
without q rival Browns Iron Bltters.
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nR. q. MILLER. the wen known oculist
~ aud Aurlst. OIlce on Main street. hrst doot west
OF Rose gun shOp. Gpr5-3mos'
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PLY 5lCt a "a 3

nR. ALCIN DA AUTEN. Office over
~ HoNie's store. Ia sale ST., Ottawa, III. junlI-m
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A RpnOyatiuy Remedy

Is to be found in BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERs
AS an antidote for sick headache, female
weakness, biliousness, indigestion, constipa
ton, and other diseases of kindred nature
these bitterS are invaluable Price, S1.00.
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Public Auction.

TIE subscriber will sell 1t public auction. on rues-
day. ~ or. 18th. SS2. On SeStoA :. ~ Io ,i Z
OF Wallace, commencing AZ 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ '"e io'-
LOVING property, 70 Wit: -, - ,x-o-,- ,,,-..s
Eolr mares with Cots Nine ltea ei w" s So,
Marsh Harvester Gophers. Stunhse tows
pvds, % Shoais. HAY and straw IN 'As s'0A. Aa o0
tr arfic's too numerous ~ meltlon. -. =, -
TKE,is-An sums OF s. and qnarE. S,sa ~ o..
that amount oret. u months VIII ~ ssH 81 ~.
when tsc II NOT 50 nlf roy - - rsiseyse
s.',l s-s.,lt .-eyi ~, D. , FifiLERfoS.
~ ,l,,,.. a. rss Don p5- ec-et liieaui'aY.
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! O. uATHENAY. GEORGE T. yANCE.
mrs, II ATH FWA Y * V ANCE. Ply
~ eicians and Surgeons, Ottawa, ILL., once, south
west corner of Main and La sale streets. Dr. iabe'
yny's residence east Of Fox river near school houae
Dr. Vance will be found In office day and night. jal
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~ q. TIsENARY, Attorney at Law. once
III jun3
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nEc. IS. NJ. MACARTHUR, Ottawa. III
- Onlce IN the Opera House Block. Open from
O'Clock a. y. to o'clock i. NJ Residence Cd Ernton
street, south of Illinois Avenue. Jan22It
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| DAVID A. COON, Attorney at Law. Onice,
| TIlnois dec2S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04
THE ISLANDER AGAINST BARTELs.
What Martin Flsherty says.

The story that tour years ago, when Mar
tin Flaherty was placed IN charge OF the
county house, Arthur Bartels objected to
his appointment on the ground that he was
An freshman and Catholic, has been used
against him with great industry whatever
may have been the effect, in the present
campaign though i's truth was constantly
and stoutly denied by Bartels and his
friends 1t now appears, from the follow
Ing statement of Mr.. Flaherty, that the
charge arose ont of sheer misunderstood
ing. Some one had been saying in the
nresence of Bartels and others that Mr..
Flaherty would allow no religious service
to be held IN the county house except that
of the Roman Catholic faith; upon which
Barlcls remarked ii that was the case IL
was shameful, for he thought that though
q man be pauper he should be entitled 10
have whatever religious services he or ms
frIepds saw fit," or words to that effect This
of course was a very natural and proper
remark to make, and l. very different from
the charge hat Bartels objected to Flaher
ty on the ground of being Catholic But
read Mr.. Flaherty statement:
Nessrs. Edit0rs-An article published in
a Streator paper charges that some four
wears ago one Martin Flaherty was super
ln,endent OF the poor house and during his
official career he would not permit any re-
ligious service to he held at the institution
except that of the Roman Catholic faith.
MIR. Bartels then SAID that II was shame
t. thus act; that even though man he a
pauper he should he entitled to have what
ever religious services he or his friends
saw fit. 1t is not true that any inmate o.
the asylum was refused the consolation al
torded by the presence of ministers of any
denomination while | had charge OF the
ASYLUM, fact we'll known to every mem
Der of the county board.
No act of mine while in charge OF the
county asylum could be construed by the
most radical as favorng the Irish Catholic
inmates, and this fact was known to them
and every one connected with the institu
ton. So that Mr.. Bartels' expressions
must have been suggested by his own anti
Irish and anti Catholic prejudices.
Yours truly,
MARTIN FLAuERTY.
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u u. CiRIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and Sta
Ia. ton er, Ottawa, H. Second store in Nattnger's
Block, south side of Court House Square.
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W. BREW EIa, Attorney and Counselor az
-. Law, and Notary Public. Rooms No. ii. II and
IA Opora House Block Ottawa III. jan4,ls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

IL Nj. GODFREY. NJ; D., ]" i. c. 5.
IL. EdlnhurE Office. IN ArnOur's new building. on
MADISON street Rceidcnce. II Webster st. ougli'Ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

Jesse Is RUG ETs, Lawyer Kneussi's Blk,
y Ottawa, Illinois. Jah'o%
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I w DUNCAN A.. o'CoNoR.
TUSCAN * O'CONOR, Attorneys at Law.
~ Once In Cainerons building opposite clifton 10
tel, Ottawa, Illinois. JuiyIs@
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HENRY MAYO JOHN II. wiDMRR
MAYO * wIDNIE;H, Attorney at Law -
vi Office In NattHger's Block corner of sale
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THOMAS q. FULLERrON. Attorney
l nj Law. Office west side OF Court House, ottawa
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NJ KIN EtTSSL, German Druggist and Apothe-
vi. cary. (wholcsae and retail,) Main street, 0ta'
wa, H. Importer OF Drugs Chemicals French Cogni-
. BrRndies, Wines &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

DR. WIN. ssH EPPARD, Member Of the
- ROYAL College of Veterinary Surgeons England:
elbow OF the London Veterinary Medical Association;
also Veterinary Editor Duntoi's spirit OF the Tnp :.
ON ne COrsultri his Office on Jefferson Street, hail
llnck West of Post OflCe aug 3
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| q. W. W. BLAKE NJ T. MoLoNEi. ,
| DIAISE 81 MOLONEY. Attorneys and
| ID Counselors at Law. Rooms 70 and 20 Opera House
| Block, Ottawa, Illinois. juno o.
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IL. S;TRA WIN. Attorney AT Law. Careful
l.. attention will be given to the settlement ofestates
and collections Olce with f. L. Bull, over City Drug
store jams
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y r. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. ONCE
ID. over No 10 In Sale street, west side II the
Court House Ottawa III. julyS75
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~ GRICiGS, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
X. Office In Lynch's block, Main street, Ottawa ILL.,
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I,H a SEFOWIIEEs, Master IN Chancery, AZ
" torney and Counselor at Law. ONCE In Gedney's
and 4 Ottawa. Illinois junl0s2
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> Counselor at Law WIN practice Ia the courts OF
la Sale and adjoining counties. otce west OF Court
Unnse Dttawa m novis
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g. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. once with
y. NJ. +. Moloney, Opera House BLOCK, Ottawa. ILL.,
!eb2lS0
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NJ. n. ARMSTRONG. O. y. CHAPMAN.
A RNISTRONG * CHAPRIAN,A tor'
"A neys and COupselOrs at Law, Ottawa, Ill. NJ. n.
Armstrong. Notary Public Office In Gedneys BLOCK,
ottawa Juno,N
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GEORGE; =. ELDREDGE, Attorney ~
u law Office In PostOllce BLOCK Ottawa, ~ april
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Edwin z LELAND. HIRAM T. GILBERT.
T FLA ND * CfILBERr, Attorneys at
IL Law Office in Opera House Block Ottawa III
iunliT9
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Y r. BULL, Attorney at Law Office over
IL. City Drug Store, northwest Of La Sale and
Madison streets, Ottawa, Ill. may0Io
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j. VILLA MSON,
N. Lawyer,
Ottawa. Illinois,
Probate matters n speciality. -
Oflicc over Hull's Dry Goods Store. JunlI2
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~ McDOUGA LII, Attorney at Law, Ottawa.
IL. III Office In Gedneys Block dec2T6
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VIZ BUSHNELL, Attorney at Law, Ottawa,
W IN VIII practice in any OF the courts In TINS
state Close attention paid 10 collections. Conveyan.
ces carefully made and abstracts prepared with care,
&c Notary public Office west Of Court House. lanl,V
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-04

Gail end examine our different styles Of Carriages and
Road Carts, &c, before purchasing, which we
will sell NJ cheap as good work can be sold
fer by any manufacturer IN the state.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-19
Wall street.

New YoNK, April 10, II am
With exception of the Canada South
ern which opened 2t per cent higher,
the stock market is irregular and
without an important feature. A can
vasS Of brokers, just after the close
yesterday, developed the following re-
suits: Of twelve Broadway, six New
street and five Wall street houses,
fourteen expected furtherrally to. day;
four. thought the rally ofyestorday filed
bill for the present, and FIVE had given
up guessing.
Moneys Per cent; prime mercan.
tile paper, 5a5l per cent; bar silver,
HAT; exchange, steady, S63 for long
and S9i on sight.
Governments firm, States moderate.
ly active and stronger, and railroads
fairly active and generally frmer.
Stocks-After II o'clock the mar
ket was moderately active, and ad-
vanCed sal per cent, the Alton q
Terre Hsuto common, Northwestern,
Wabash preferred and Canada South
ern leading.
BOnds-Sixes extended, 1O1; 5s
1927; 4ls, ll6i; As, 1911; Pacific Is Of
'95, 1872.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-19

noticed scattered all along the path Of
the storm. Its track was in the
neighbOrhood of two hundred yards
wide and was zigzag upon both sides.
1t swept through the center of town,
from the southwest to the northeast,
and after leaving the city limits the
cloud raised higher in the air and con-
tinued on in a northeasterly direction.
A deafeniug roar accompanied the
storm which could be heard for some
time after it had passed. The cloud
was seen to pass over this city about
half-past three and great deal of un-
easiness was felt by everybody. 1t
struck in the vicinity Of Marshall,
Saline county. but no material dam
age has been reported. The telegraph
lines are all down east and south of
Brownsville, and only one railroad
wire is working west, SO it is impossi-
bic to get full details tonight. Great
excitement was occasioned here as
well as everywhere else where the
news was received.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-19
a word 70 SAC RondhOlders:

Nashville World, lsth.l
There is no doubt that a 60-4-5.6
proposition will be submitted to the
Legislature as soon as its authors feel
assured Of its support in the Senate.
In the House suficiency Of unwhol-
some Democrats have already been
procured to be in sympathy with re
muneration Republicans to do such
violence to the cause of justice and
Democracy as the leaders shall die
tate. Consequently, at present the
patriots" are attending to
the Senate. 0stensibly this spec /.
ial session was called to consider
the various matters mentioned in
the Governors proclamation, but in
reality it begins to appear to afford an
opportunity to the patriots" to sound
and test the Senate to the core. 1t is
being done, too, faithfully and we'll /;
and doubtless all progress is being
reported to Mr.. Barrett's guardian,
the much-ado about nothing Gov
ernor of the State. The people Of
Tennessee may expect, within the next
ten days, if the ability of the pa
triots" is commensurate with their
designs, to hear that the Assembly
has been again convened to settle the
State debt.
It will not be convened unless the
passage Of the bill is assured. Conse-
quently, if it be convened at all, the
| people may know that the Senate Of
Tennessee, under the dietation oil
the Funding Board. is but as a rattle
in the hands of a child.
Are Senator'S here only as com
mittee of ways and means to provide
fees and fortunes for funding board?
We confess that we expect nothing
from this Assembly that will promote
the welfare of the State, but we do
not despair. The people of Tennes-
see have learned how these PROPOSE
tions" are compounded here in Nash
vile and transmitted to the East,
there to be labeled by the bondhold-
ers with their private brand and then
returned as coming from them.
But the bondholders and the Fund
ing Board will discover before this
year shall have passed away that the
Democracy of Tennessee reserves to
itself the right to settle the debt re-
gardless of what this hybrid menag.
erie may do.
Of one thing the bOndholders may
be admonished, no settlement which
is the result of Republican effort, re-
inforced and submitted to or ratified
by the people of this State.
If the the bill passes, the bond
holder who fund, will just be out the
fees, for he will have to pay more fees
in January to refund again. Shall
the public debt be settled by this
Legislature merely to provide fees for
Funding Board? We shall see.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, April 19.-The Mansion
House Jewish Committee are anxious
to work in perfect accord with various
American Committees.
Advices from Buenos Ayres of
March oath state that Admiral Lynch
ordered military tribunal to assem-
Bile to try Arenas and all those who
signed the Pierolas manifesto iucitine
revolution in Ariquipa.
The city and suburban handicap
was won by Passaic, formerly owned
by LOrillard.
The French Journal Gazette's dis
patch says: The Tribunaux, published
at Cairo, has suspended for one month
TUNIs, April 19.-The Assertio
movements of the Turkish troops in
Tripoli prevented the submission of
certain Tunisian insurgents. The
French are greatly irritated, and re-
gard their occupation atcertain points
on the frontier of Tripoli as indispen-
sable.
PARIS, April 19.-The Cabinet
Council has approved the scheme Of
DeLesseps for cutting canal through
the neck Of land which divides the
Cult of Gabes from the Salt Marshes
and the low lying parts Of the Desert
ofSahara to the south of Tunis. It
is expected the sea will in virtue of
this cutting once more gil up the
Sahara. The political advantage to
be obtained by the scheme will be the
isolation of Algeria and Tunis by Gre
ating water barriers between them and
Tripoi. The cost of the canal is
estimated at 65,0OO,OOO francs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-19

The Knoxville correspondent Of
the Chattanooga Times writes:
The question who shall be the can
didate for Governor from East Ten
nesSee," is becoming a lively one in
this city. 1t is discussed with more
than ordinary interest. Your Nash
vile correspondent spoke in excel
lent terms of Colonel Thomas L.
Williams. BE likewise alluded in
be6tting terms to John Allison, ESQ
of Jonesboro. Meantime some up
country paper has mentioned the name
of Bob Taylor. Last though not
least two other gentlemen Of this city
have been mentioned-Hon. w. L.
Ledgerwood and Col. w. A. Henderson.
Certainly, out of all this material a
candidate can be selected. And there,
too, is the name of Colonel Q. M.
McGhee. More than likely lower
East Tennessee may present such
names as Colonel Blizzard, Of Athens,
or Colonel r. A. James, Of Chatta
nooga. One thing, let me say, is set
tied in these parts, that no one will
have any sort of showing who is not
out and out in favor Of the satisfaction
OF the party at any and all hazards
This is the predominant sentiment
here. The unifcation of the party
first, the adjustment of the debt last
The Democrats of East Tennessee
are greatly in the minority and know
what Republican rule means. The!
have had a surfeit of it since
the war, and hence can easily recon
cile differences among themselves
They are for the party first and offices
afterwards as an incident of success
The suggestion that the next Gov
ernor may come from that section 0
the State is natural as we'll as Just
The next Governor will be a Demo
crat almost beyond peradventure. TIL
party has majority of at least 10000
and it would be the supremest folly +
throw it away because all cannot Sc
and think alike on a single question Q
public policy. The party was divide,
by artificial asitations, and it vii
come together as naturally as waite
seeks its level after a storm has LITE
up the waves, 1t costs something an
means something to be Democrat i
East Tennessee, where they have bee
in the minority for a generation past
The men up there are as true as stee
and as solid as the granite of thei
immovsble hills, We have no favor
ties in the coming canvass aud car
not whether the candidate for Cover
nor comes from Carter, Shelby, Kno,
or Oblon, so he is fit for the position
But as East Tennessee cannot b
charged up with a Democratic Cover
nor siuoe the war, any suitable mai
brought forward from that end or thirC
of the State would be likely to com
mand considerable strength from IL,
start in Middle and West Tennessee