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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
The Omega Copper Mine.

The Omega mlne, upon which twcu- ty men are employed, continues to de- velop most fayorably. Ihe main shaft IS now down about eighty feet, and in its course has cut through large bodies of ore of a most variable character. Sul- phldes of copper, or copper pyrites, red and black oxide of copper, metallic cop per, and blue and green carbonates of copper have been encountered through out and generally high graded in its nature. At the time of Prof Richards visit, a week since, the bottom of the shaft was m ore E, a pyritOus char acter. In addition to the shaft there are apout seventy or eighty feet of drifts, all of which have been made in good paying ore, So that large quanti- ties have accumulated on the different dumps. Work wIll be pushed forward as rapidly as possible with a view Of demonstrating beyond peradventure, whether the company have a mine or not. Until that has been decided, no reduction works wlll be put up. II de- cided favorably, machinery will then be ordered and erected on a scale proper toned to the capacity Of the mine as an ore producer. Present indications are most flattering.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

Es-kim-in-zin, the reputed civilized Apache, is reported to be surrounded by about sixty armed warriors on hls ranch on the San Pedro Much uneaslness IS felt among the miners in the Old Hat district as to the course the old fellow ls likely to pursue. In case Of break they wo uld be the first to suffer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

There is an eccentric fellow ID Lex ington. Ky. He was asked to subscribe for a paper and consented to do so, pro- vided the publishers would send hun the sheet blank That they do regular ly. Here is a man who rightly appre- cistes the Democratic press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Soticc or Farriiure.

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 August 1.fh. l---. To ata1r.,s V. ..llr. or those who may claim uua.r nlH rr ls-...i ono .tri. oi ti- follow is- 0a---il. property. Tn. a-e a--ah. u1'Ined tuu- u- r.H s-.Hr uarr-- hove expended uur. has.r.l ..rs ID labor and Improvement Eruu r.. t.rF.r ra-.. -l4l+ iH"atfu Oct - .-lt. r-.aa... II. .. Pima County Ee.1rl ur uIla- 9ir. E.Hl.r ...tr--- l.ul t..-.s. Al-ora Iu Or.a- fH hold -.ll rrs-.- under re IrHFI-. u.s of ~ .ol --i. Larl-.t -H.ufe- ,i t.. United -ar.. ..- r.. pear .r..r- n..auh.- al i--L and I.I. M. .... ...t .HII r.-IluI tie-- of .H-. rt v. ..r u.r.-r days alter service Co -.. .Hr.. .r.- r-.-.-.u af -u-h ....H-r .... t.-.- u. puIIrl- -IoH. .lr ..f" u VIII become tls r-oH -. O.. ..- -g.-e- ..-- s--i section. Y.a-u-oaD- ar sad .sre.i'.1-e twenty
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

Aletter from Guaymas dated August l4th was received at the office yesterday having been just eleven days on tue way stating that no CITIzESs bad been received in that place by mail since luiy 23d. Wherever the fault may be It IS deserving of the severest condemnation The CITIZEN is regularly mailed at this office and 1t Is a public shame that mail matter between here and Guaymas should be SO irrecularly delivered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

X steady young man lately recovered from long siege of the Cal3basas fever wants tl obtain employment where he will not be required to do heavy hfung. Is a good copyist, but would not object % any kind of honorable employment. Call at this office for particulars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

sumption, Diabetes, Er-ut's Disease, Jamdics Insanity, otC. EZcsssts, aou-us8, Abuse, Inherit oi Weakness, Mlinuulu1l, spinal and cerebral com nlalut- bring uu f.s above Ia ai diseases. Debility and seminal Wel knees of-t-ucf Che 1ral- rortaut and r"raS-a-s acts Cf lle and taeIr eri- royueuts. Cures Guaranteed Di-el-e- of tac geultn u-lulry 0--.us kidneys. lIv .r and b.lj- der @ sTecIllty- Iar many comuIg uf- and lis- eases cf women speedily cured; cor sui tstIou at odice or bg letter free and confidential.
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can arrange pay meuts in tns 11me mtuuer as thay W1IlI au- Dl.v the1r fIufly UN g-- elan.
 SIIICiESl SEtIttCl MAINTAINED Call or adire--. uE. LI BIG & CU. No u. Geary srreet- corner .l l-,u. San .r. ...r.sco. JlL Frivste entrance. a5 Mason -,re-..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

Ex-Governor Powers has been nomin- atcd ou the Republican ticket for the Legislature from NavauaI county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
UIuHIcu>.

2 la.. rYa-.. arza-. i. .'nre A. N. L-.E-, J.P
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 The H.-r.t.l .f trIeHlt saris gre .iI- Co L.r. LI--"- defendant. bon are lerrbs lOtrre.. -ur raaeI a.I required rY he cli a7ralr a, my .i.Ha fl f.e t".a of ur-Du I1 sad tnuu-y nu rha flri dag rf October i--- ar. II o'ciJt E a m Co .l-g.rr r.. complaint u- t-- abav. named r.ai .rL vlI demands Ul you tt- suu of >lu i.r certain r.-.- dIg -ld unpaid And If you fs-I fu rIaar ant al-vrr his complaint. he wil rsE, against yyu -u- fas .tIi sum of a' 'U. H.--a ul -glt. and procure ll u-,irr for e .H. property .tilr.l-I r.--lu- isH l- hand -.is - tsg o- Al-.-=t
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Official Records.
LocATIoN NoTIcrs.

Spolia Opima, Tyndal district, July ', J Peterson, P Ament. Clipper, Myers district, Aug lG, R l. Wood, Peter Wallace, B NJ Crawford, Frank Williams.
 Mountain Fuss, Evergreen district Oct 8, 1881, T J Baker. Betty D., Cababi district, July F, J 4 Anderson, k II Choate.
 Esperanza Myers district, March 2nd, Geo. Craig, M Spencer. Little Joker, Myers district, March 23rl, Geo. Craig, A E Parker M Sptn- c-r.
 Balger, Myers district, March ,, Geo Craig.
 Lee Craig, Myers district, March 6, Geo Craig.
 Quajo, Myers district, March C, Geo ,mE.
 Learsbaw. J Nj George, Frank & land, Doc Hoover, Ben RoscO, Robin Ia and Clifton mines, Myers district gg 23, by B r Simpson for Miami Mining company.
 Paoia Boy and Miami Girl mines Ny r7s district, Aug 24, B r Simpson. G-asshopper and Free America mines, AUr 23, and Lucky Joe mIne, JU.y lA, Aryaca district, V Wasm cheek.
 Colquisto, Pima district, Aug 25, John knuck
 Pioneer. Red Rock district, June 2, A J Stockton, \ l. Sutton.
 Black Coud, Red Rock district, June 27, E l. Stout, O M Rodgers, C Warren, Ben Roth.
 Little Ella, Wrightson district, July 6, Humbolt Mining Company W T Allen, ]. II. Scott, T Kane, II D Harri- wood, H F Hance, r Daneu, E Brick, II Walker.
 DEEDS.
 Joshua Clayton to the Arizona Peer less Silver Mining Company the c X c mine. Myers district, SlO,OOO.
 Michael Spencer to John W Spencer 4 interest in SilveradO and NOnparlel Myers district, SlOO.
 Michael Spencer to John W Spencer. Picacho and West lodes in the Santa Domingo district, also a interest m the La Nadre, La Esperanza and Joson lodes Myers district, SlO.
 M. Gervais to Joseph C. Perry, lot !, block IFS, Tucson, SllO0.
 Frederick Fleishman and Carlota, his wife, to Joseph C. Perry, lot ], block ITS, Tucson, El00.
 Corporation of Tucson to Carmen G.wner, lot 8, block 23l, SS.g3.
 BF Simpson Co Miami Mining Com pauy. a interest in the Clayton min ing claim, Sll0. J S Morgan, by power of attorney, to Miami Mining Company, the following mining claims situated in the Myers district: Giant, Big Horn, DrUmedary, No Ton Don't, Philipine, Best, and the Little Dutchman, consideration, S3,OOl
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Power of attorney granted by Lucy Wores. Of San Francisco, to Charles l. Wores, of Tucson, to sell all her nght, title and interest in lot 9, block 22o, Tucson.
 Articles of agreement made between Philip f Rogers and Igua $ Fried, by which It Is agreed that the said 5 Fried continue to act as executor of the estate of Nicholas VI Rogers, deceased, until the same be settled and closed Tn the Drobate court of Pima county, and for his services to be paid one-haf Of all property and money of saIi estate now remaining m his hands.
 Aunullment of power Of Attorney as appears on record in the office of tle County Recorders and claimed by C W Mickles to be given to hln from M l. Grover. J Me C Eelllott and F. W pobbs.
 Power of attorney granted by Harrl- son Dacgs, Philip Corrigan and J W Campbell to ] $ Morgan, to sell cer- tam mining claims located m Myers di .rict
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
DR. LIEBIG, 409 sld sEAaY A31.S7l95 sTaEET.

TONTINCES To TREAT suc- '. ses-fully by Homeopathy gv- cry form of Special or Chronic Disease without mercury ur r-lsis'Es l-gss. UE. IIEbIyr'S lNNiGDEAlOR Is a pu~iffva and permanent curt for Seminal Weall1sa. Nervous and Physical Debility Lost Mlall1d. yi.ll Ex- lllsli8l, and an tie -.--.I.r r.- suits si l.l-ai uUrl--. a,eH-- and .oI-Ilul fulir-. Tho ure- tur yIIl lrrrc ll arr-.rl. ,n l..-- teif s,Isu For 30 ca-e r.4ar La ul- deriaka- and fall- -ro cure. The rel-1a thousands cannot r-t , u--C uf Seminal Weakness and tho above .j-ga-Hs I- uRlu.- ru l complies ron caIl--i Pr1sLlr1ri- - lea. winch requires go -reriai reUH,iy. DE. L!.Eii~ 4N- NIfOGApOE. No. l-a Sracid1 Cul1 for Pr0stac0-iA,l. Price uf either luv-urator. ,- usr bottle. ur Q buttle- SlU. Seat c1 aly ai- dress securely GOV rHi ftlm 1b- -arvar0r. Seminal Wtakuass and Fr1stat1rlhel dram vItally
 from -he body and Ja--e lumer- nu- .. .s.ase- that hcile ordinary
 medical traatmrur. T. allowed
 fu cnIrllur. fle gl Tltura. boss l.Ie-a, -ls vltll oT -aus, winch
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
THE
Great English Remedy 1!

C7Fs ssSsSl@st.3 i- a nsver-fsIiIrls cure ii47tEe e-as-,fsffr- or Nervous leli.l.y. esl<C0 ZSSf7 Exhausted v ItaiIfy .GZ Z N,8,ss Seminal N l k a Co s s kT [ ,A Spermltorr.i LD>4 RT fS tiIMANHOOL, lupot a Hs l&R kr cy. ka-aysls. and lI g . <EE1E 7i the terrible effects pt EI r(stl~[sA -riE self AhJ-,, youth 'ul N1-1 fpS~L. f1ilas. and cLry-se- tl EgS.(ASSs, .|sSsSf.- u1afu7rr elr---ucI as el 2ss,- sr--Tfi-Agyf4a .l1-- uf -lr lury. lsl--I l-tSees <. ss stuia. Nocturnal tll.- sior. Avsrsf01 10 SO.Iery. Dimuest of ti-.ru Noises In the Head. the v.'ul dult fasslu, u1- observed iu tne U-lus, and many o- htr cls.,--. e that lead Co insanity and death.
 UR. NlNIlk VIII agree t1 forfeit E-v- L-l dred Dollars for a ci-. uf ta-- slld tEe f ii.ii Restorative under l1s srcc-al slTic@ luH ;reatmeufI wiil rot cure or iuI any Inc lu UIrf OF injurious found m It. HE MlNllL traau al Private D..Hl-e- su -ce--tul-y without i--- cgry. Consult r.ou f-ea. 4horuult eXluIru tirn and advcs lur.uluu- alalgsi- uf urlu- SI.H. Price 1f r.e fIal Eestoraus-. -.i.s. % Nar tle OF four tlua- tns quantity, Itt- -ra Co any aidrsss upon receipt of poes OF t. O. D.. -.sl-- f-H.. D''a' 'rEd- ur. and tl l.l i...s .-." I.e.-et, b. \. E- 3iINIlE ti- 70.
 li hatuy Street. ~lE -.rC..-n. Cal
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FtstI u- -. a4..-..a1 r. -..--r stating syupteus -eE -l.l .--e- ..-a- "a r.raflurs s-rlrr.- - eJ1tl.H-l..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

On Monday afternoon quarrel torE place at Benson, between IeE.c D. and one of Barnett l5 Blocks cisrt. The counter jumper got the best oi t-. battle. but Block svO-e out a warra. for the arrest of the Mexican. Tn, warrant was placed m hands Of Deputy Sheriff Coleman, who while n the ac, O. reading it to culprit, was attacked by five or six NexicaEs. He was strUcs upon the head with a hatchet and also in the thigh. He was fortunate in getting away as easily as he did. He (Colem m fired two shots, but as one of the Mexicans got away without getting arrested he does not know whether he winged him or not. Mir. Coleman cane back to the business portion of the town with blood streaming from his head, and the freighters in McAllister' s saloon, a large number of whom were engaged in playing pool, dropped their cues, and, pistol Tn hand. made a break for the scene of the disturbance. The Mexicans showed fight, whereupOn the boys turned loose on them, the result of which was that one of the would-be bad Me1icans received a bullet in the arm just below the elbow. Two Of them are now langushing in a Southern Pacific freight car, which IS the only lail they have there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27


 J. S Robinson, a conductor on the Sonora railroad, was arrested for mur- der on the l6th at Hermosillo. The party, a Mexican named Martinez, mak- ing the statement before the Judge for the warrant of arrest, said that Robin son deliberately took a Mexican, name unknown, and dropped him on the track of a flat car, and that the cars passed over him and killed him. Dispatches were sent after his arrest to Magdalena in regard to the matter, and word came back that an investigation had been made and that nothing of the nature had occurred. Reports up to late hour state that Robinson IS still in jail, and is confined in the dungeon. Ac- cording to the law seventy-two hours IS given to the Judge to examine the prls- oner, and in case he IS not examined in that time he gets his liberty. The Rail- road Company are thoroughly disgusted with the occurrence of these charges and they have already put the case in the hands of theIr lawyers to slit to the very bottom. The warrant was very disgraceful. Six mounted police armed with swords, and SIX on foot, surrounded him at the yard at Hermo5illo while throwing a switch, and pulled him atol' in disgraceful manner. EXcitemen' amongst the American residents IS -rea and they express th mseives bit erly over ths mode in which R. .biuson was arrested.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Tu-os. TrA COUNT Aalzosl
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
$500 REWARD.

Who. .e-Io s- w HIl 80 rs u.H-r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

Simmons L.vat Ht--llaru- soon ,radicat4- fa.. di -- from ll. ------- leaving Che sli- cI..r and t-l1 from aU ina .-r.-I.r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27

prs or ts1 t-a.as. .ol-fsls r.-l -l ..~r au .is truutlee irclia1- 70 a til.. a.-tc -EeEa.. ulH- sel- ulzZlue--. drlWll7=-. lr-r-r-- after al.iu-. a bitter. had tr=-s n the rsH5rH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
:. .nnfira-

gs, --,..iy lri-,1- from isso-isrel --a-a-cl g.1 he car~ctH4 ty -.iJu- simmons Liver E--uif tor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-27
Updfcnf.
Ghnls and FelH.
DYspepsia.

saulii uat 1' r'--r Io, ls s trt tt .. -.l-nau-. V ture demands t.s utmost -r.-l f8Ii-y o- Che l,- eis- Therefore l--sst u8furr ny rasInc SialuIHs fa.srIa..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
Bi0oDTHlRsIY NATIVES.

NEW BEDRoRD, Mass, Oct. 90. "A let
=. ~ received from Capt. Grape, of the lost
apse1mer Surprise, at Basket Island, near
= sunse Arena, says that the beats crew that
= ssoa nsls atthe island was subsequently mas
- osoleo Dy the natives with the exception
= ! rortugese boy. He further says that
s.,s uOats crew of the British bark Rosen-
sasI, sad . Ioandered at sea, containing mate
ass;. ss Iour men, was also murdered BY the
1--we lives except the mate, who was after
..as a.'s rescued by friendly Indians and
~ ~ 70 valparaiso. The third boats crew
- ~ also massacred by natives at this
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
BRurALLY nUnDEREp

ST. LoUIs, Oct 26-Advices from
Christian county. in southwestern Missou-
n, say that Dave Stephenson, the young
son of widow lady, was enticed or forced
from his home last Saturday night by two
men. Biz Wilson and A. j. Jaman, and
murdered in cold blood on the road side,
his head being crushed with q wagon
stake. No cause is assigned for the deed
A posse of enraged citizens is securing the
woods for the murderers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
1NTKR-sENINARY ALLIANCE.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26. 26.-Inter-Seminary
Alliance began three days session here
to-day. It is non-sectarian and intended
for united missionary work. Delegates
from about twenty colleges and seminaries.
chiefly students, are present. The fore
noon was devoted TO an informal re-
ceDtiOn.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
ABOUT PREsIDENT ARTHUR.

WASHINGTON. Oct 26.-The president
has appointed Geo. Ewing, Jr., of Rhode
Island. member of the National Board of
Health, vice Charles f. Folsom resigned.
The president accompanied by Secretary
Frelinghysen, Secretary Lincoln left this
morning for New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-indlcarions for
the upper lake region, the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys, cool weather,
followed by slowly rising temperature,
light variable winds shfftingte south and
west with lower barometer in last named
district a4E
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
TUG BOILER EXPLOSION.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, Oct 26.-The niger
boiler of the harbor tug Desto, belonging
to Brown & Jones, exploded this morning,
killing Dennis Bohlin, watchman, and a
negro named Joe Holeman. The tug sus-
tanned only slight injuries.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
ALaRGE PILE.

WASHINGTON, Oct Assistant T. s.
Treasurer Beveridge of Chicago, has ap-
piled to the treasury department for 3d.
0o0, 600 in gold certificates in denomina-
tions larger than $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
THE MALLEY BLaCRMAILgRs.

New York Oct. 26.-Tae examination
of Edward Hanley, Thos. Gonivan and
VIM. Platt on the charge of attempting to
biackmai1 Wal, er Malley, of Jennie Gran er
notoriety, Is in progress to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
BoR EoRD nor GuILTY.

PIATTsBURe Mo-, Oct 26-The jury
in the case of Bob Ford, charged with
the murder of Wood Hite, after being out
Al hours brought in a verdict of not
guilty.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
FaraIILLNEss OF WAIT warTMAN.

CAMDEN. N. j.. Oct. 26.-Walt Whit
man is seriously i'll of Bright's disease.
There are few if any hopes of his re-
covery.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
JUBELrE DAY.

MEMPHIs, Oct. 26-This is jubilee day
and $4,000 people line the sidewalks view
ing the procession of the manufacturing
and business interests of Memphis which
moved promptly at 1 / o'clock
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
DIE: I'D.

SCHLEMMER-In Rock Island at 4 30 p m, We'd
nesday Oct 25th, 1882, of congestion of the lungs,
Mrs. Mary Schlemmer, wife OF John Schlemmer,
aged 81 years, months, "a days.
Funeral at p. M, ON Friday. Friends Of the
family are invited to be present. Union please
copy. sa $50
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
HUB ROYAL.

The grandest sQUARE tile adorned ''High Art
and Low Feed hard coal base burning stove made.
marvel of elegance and good taste.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
E. w. SPENCER,
Second Ave-. and 18th Street.
ROCK ISLAND. ILL INOIS,
the aladdin.

the most perfect and beautiful hard coal base bui
er, with all the latest improvements, 1t Is wo.
derful success
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-26
New York Market.

NEW ToRK, Oct. s6.
aaoney,-s., aogsyr,-s.,.
s's-. II o.
Sc I .s .sH
4s.t..,-ss.-..--,..- -......--...- is7s
STOCKS
Rock Island. ......Ias Northwestern, pfd 4 Sc
#. Wayne. 50 lst Paul. ......... oos<
iiR0s Central DO preferred = sS1 ss1
CHICAGO ss e & Altsn II Il do preferred. esx
New York Central ss.s g LINEN Paeae:s- .1 g
WHEAT Higher, Nos red Oct. 81 0sx0i 10;
ooRN-Hieher; mixed western spot s4ess; fu-
oATs@Better; western 5000.
WHfSKEY.-Sf 49,
P0RK.-Strong; new $23 750s4
LARD.-Higher; IL SS.
Chicago Market.
CH1cAGo. Oct. e6.
Markets on Change at II 100 3 M. wheat y
lower; corn 292x lower; oats u lower; pork 21s@
HoGs-Receipts 1900; light ss07 10; mixed
packing 4007 90; heavy 1907 go.
ssos 90; common to fsir sooas 90 s1seaers,
a503 80; stockers and feeders, 1904 IS; Texans
GRAfN - =
WHEAT-Strong and higher; regular stA octo-
beri 95% November; % year; spring e44
ooRN-Firm and higher 7oh, cash 90 Noy ;
oArS-Firm and higher; 34<cash; s8& Noyem
ber; 33E year
RYE-60. #
BARLEY.-S5.
WHISKEY-i f9
PORK-Irregular and higher; $23 25 cash;
$40 IS November; SIS IS January; SIS 80 Feb.
LARD-SIronger and higher; $fSz cashs III 45
Novi $11 25 january and Februarx. h4aG
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

the future, but they are satisfied 70
soar aloft upon the record made In
the past. They cry aloud aud spare
not. We freed the slave! I'VE fought
the warI. We saved the union ! We
made the g%rsenback! We protected
American manufactured We re.
sumed specie paymentsp Each
allegation is but partially true; but
suppose them all to be true. what has
the party to offer for the future ?
Nothing! Can the people live upon
the past? Has not this party become
naughty. corrupt, extravagant, inter-
meddling1 Are its rewards 10 last
forever2 Not if the democracy is
true to its principles, true to the best
Interests OF the people; alive and Wig
orous as 1t has shown itself to be in
the recent election, aud progressive
as 1t nov ls upon the question OF the
tariff. Let it be brave and fear not;
be open in its methods; consistent as
to its purposes;loyal to its ~trueleaders,
r%epudiating the counterfeit or the
corrupt; making no alliances with
other parties for spoils, no compro-
misses of principle for temporary gain;
being above demsgogism; appealing
to the intelligence. the patriotism, the
fairness of the people; putting behind
1t considerations of place and spoils.
and all will be well-no mistakes will
be made, and success will come in
1884, q harbinger of honest govern
menta and a pledge Of q really .reuni.
ted country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09
THE NEXT SPEAKER.

ST. LOUIS. NO., Nov. 18th, 1852.
EDITOR Il TE~LLI0ENCER:-The people of St.
Louis have become 80 Used 10 concedlnR the
speakership TO a country member that for MANY
years no member from thus city has even been
a candidate for that position. It has been, 1 am
Informed, over . quarter of a century since a
st. Louis man enjoyed that honor, and il this
be true, we think it time for st. LOUIS to assert
her rights. Can you not come up to our aid
against the mighty and help US TO elect the Hon.
VIM. p. Bentley speaker OF the next house , We
can assure you that II elected he will all the
place with credit to hlmself and honor to thu
state. Maj. Bentley has had large experience In
legislation having been. l am informed. q DEM
ocratic member of . radical legislature In Iowa.
and posseeses In . large measure the quallnca.
ions neosesary to al the position. He was one
ofths Hancock electors In 1850, and was chosen
by his aosociate electors to bear tie vote OF
Missouri to Warrington. He has bean . con.
sistent. hard working democrat, il . nne public
spesksr and good p~arlismsntariaa. We trust
the I~ntei1igencsr wil Sc ths justiss; OF onr claim
and lend ns = helping hand. Your. 10.
6T. LOUISE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-09

Mr.. Dorsey has published a long card
explaining his connection with the Star
route contracts. He says his innocence
Is known to all tho prosecution. includ-
ing the president, and charges that
Marshal Henry raj removed In order
that the next jury may be spacked."