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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09
THIBODAUX SAMEDI, SEPTEMBRE9 1882.

vait plus Sc marier, maintenant qu
ellie etaIt leur mere, Ma Bouchall !
etait-elle gentilIe ainsi J'appelai
tous les marmots +; je les pris sur
mes genonx, sur les epaules, ct les
embrassant, embrasse par eux, je
m'6criai: "Och je serai leur perew
Et je le suis. Dams quelque mois, CO
sera la fin du deuil de Peggy, nous
nous marierons, ayant sept enfants
d'avance. Pour peu qu'il nous en-
vienne encore antant de notre pro
pre- chef, Hillo-hou! jngez 81 ie
m'interesse a Ia recoltc des pommes
de terre!
Cette explication touchante await
emu Tancrede. Comme il Sc de
tournait pour essayer une larme, le
bruit des pas dune troupe de cava
liers Sc fit entendre dams l:eloigne
ment.
On ne tarda pas a distinguer l'uni
forme des dragons rouges.
Ills n'etaient que cinq ou six.
une simple patrouille.
lnstinctivement, Gaillefontaine
arma ses pistolets, mais le souve
mir de sa mission lui reviut q les
prit. II Sc rappela quill etait di
plomate, non plus soldat, ct paisi
Element il attendit.
Les dragons, l'ayant apercu sans
doute, arrivaient a fond de train.
lis l'entourerent.
LIE marechal des logis, un grand
'gaillard borgue, lui demanda son
passport.
NJ'en al Iuatre a votre service,
repOndit le vicomte avec sa politics
Sc quelque peu gouailleuse, mais
je pense que celui-ci, lie plus recent
suffira. ii est de Bristol ct msau
torise a vOyager dams ce pays, capi
taine.--.
Cette hatterie, le titre ct les IA
cons du voyageur eu:ent raison du
sous officer.
-Faites excuse, monsieur le vi
comte, dit il EN- lui rendant son pas
seport. mais apres pn minutieux
examen.
Puts s'adressant q ses compa-
gnons.
~Ce nest pas son signalement,
ajouta til. Ell route!
Et les dragons reprirent leur cour
Sc vers Pest.
-Brou! fit Pat qui n'avait pas
bronch6 dune semelle. nous avons
de la chance. lis ne sont pas si com
modes d'ordinaire, les habits rou
ges, ct Pon Sen gare CONNIE de Ia
peste. Voyez plut6t, voyez!
Pat montralt ell arriere, dams uno
piece de shamrock bord6e par la rou
te, des faneurs qui s'enfuiyaient a
Papprochs de rescouade ainsi qu'-
une bande d'oiseaux effarouch6s.
Sur lie passage meme de nos deux
paisibles yoyagcurs, les paysans
semblaient inqaiets. Plus dun sc.
TAFT cache ,derriere quelque masure
OH quelque hale. Aux abords du
chemin, Tancrede ravait observe
deia, personne ne sc haSardait QUA
vec crainte'
Dependant, demanda-t.il, atm
de s'edifier sur retat des esprits, CO
pendant il NY await pas dinsurrec-
tion pour lie quart d'heure!
Och ! repondit Pat, il y en- eu
toujours, lily en- aura toujours en-
lrlande.. Apres les E'yants Blancs,
les jEnfants du Dr0it. Apres les
Ceurs d'acier, les CGurs de ch6ne.
Mais des mysterieux! des invisibles
lis ne sortent de leurs repaires qre
dams les NUTS sans 6toiles. lis frap
pent un bon coup de vengeance. -.
ct le lendemaln matin, HilIo hou!
plas personnel! Attrapes les An
glais!
Et lie paddy RANT aux eclats, fit
une Gabrielle.
| 4 Continuer.
1
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09

Nj dehors! Ce sont les termes pre-
els Encouragement. Nj dans,la mai
son, nj hors la maison. Jo t'adjure
de tenir ia parole, ellie est 6crite
dams lc ciel
En- Irlande, commc ailleurs, il
est avec lie ciel DIES accommode
ments. Pat cut une inspiration, un
eclair de genie. II jeta l'une de ses
tongues jambes dams le vestibule,
IL allongea l'autre sur la place, ct re
produisant ainsi la classique atti
tude du coiosse de Rhodes, il vida
lestement lie grand verre. Pais il
sEecria:
Nj deaors nj dedans! Dedans,
pauvre corps Pat await bien man
ge, Pat a bien bu: il est content! !!
En- battant des mains, faisant des
graces, il dansait le jig des vieux 1r
landais.
Maitre Phlipp etait superbe de
colere. Saisissant le bras de son
gareon, lie contraignant a rester i'm
mobile:
-Malheureux! iui dlt-il, sou
viens-toi que toutes les miseres de
rIrlande vlennent de seS vices, ct
quill faut 6tre sobre ponr meriter
d;6tre libre. Telles sont les pro
pres paroles de O'ConnOr.
A ce nom, Tancrede fit IN mouve
ment. Maitre Phlipp s'interrompit
aussit6t, interrogea les environs
dun regard circonspect. ct voyant
quelques personnes qui s'appro
chaient, nit un dol ct sur ses levres
De l'autre main cependaut, il rete
matt tonjours lie pauvre paddy.
-Avant de partir, lui dit il, tn
vas me renouveler ton serment,
mais dams des termes plus rigou
reux. Jure l'abstinence durant ce
voyage, ct mieux encore, durant
toute la vie, tant que tu seras sur
Ia terre.
-Tant que je serai sur la terre
r6pondit Pat, humblement resigne,
du moins en- apparence.
Et ION ST nit en- route.
LshOmme au carrick vert n'avait
pas encore reparu.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09
V [
CHEMIN FAISANT.
Rien de gracieux, rien de char
mant CONNIE la verte Erin!

Rien de gracieux, rien de char
mant CONNIE la verte Erin!
First flower of the earth,
First gem of the sea.
La premiere tleur de la terre, la
premiere perle de la mer. VOLTA ce
qu'en dissent des poetes, VOLTA ce
qu'en pensait Tancrede en- chevau
chant sur con maigre poney le long
de la route de Gourgane-Barra.
C'etait par une delicieuse matt
nee du commencement d'OctObre.
Autour de nos voyageurs Sc devel
oppaient de verdoyantes perspec
tiyes coteaux boises, frais vallons
riantes prairles. houblonnieres on
champ de shamrock, ce beau trefe
fdIrlande. PartOut, CONNIE ell Nor
mandie, des pommiers don't Pat
croouait les pOmmes verteS.
Ii 6tait snchante. ce bon Pat!
Non. settlement il sulvait le trot du
cheval, mais il courait en- avant, re
venait ct repartait encore. ainsi qu'
un CHEN joyeux. A chaque village
a chaque RUNE, c'etait uue hlstolre,
uue legende: souvent des rires, tou
jours des chansons.
Cepeudant, CONNIE la route de
bouchait sur un plateau de culture
on les bles ct meme les seigles en-
core sur pied, chose invraisembla
BILE pour la saison, commencement a
peine a jauniy le visage du guide
Sc ,rembrunit.
-Mauvaise aimee! dit il avec
tri.tesse il a plu jusqu'au milieu
Je septembre Pressure jamais de
soleil. Argah.! le grain ne mdrit
pas au clair de la luAa! Et les pata
tes aussi, qni ont manque! Un
rude hiver Sc prepare. Comment
nourrir nos pauvfes families?
..Ah ca! questionna le vlcomte,
ie t.entends toujours parler CONNIE
nn pere Gigogne-. -.ausl age as-tu
done.
-Vingt-deux ans.
-Et combien d'enfants Z:
Sept, Votre Honneur mas
ce sont les petites freres ct les petltes
seurs de Peggy.
-Qu'est-ce que Peggy?
Ma fiancee. Nous aHlODs de
venir femme ct mari, lorsque son
pere un brave hOmme, un pauvre
homme, fut artete dams une bande
ct pendu par les dragons. Sa ven
We en- mourut de chasIin. Peggy,
la graude seur, restait seule avec
toute la couvee. Ellie me mon
ira les pauvres petits, cherchant a
me faire comprendre qn'elle ne pou
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09
III
ADIEUx.

Humbert etait un fils de paysan,
un soldat devenu general en- quel
cues annees de haute lutte.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

III, annual cry Icr couyeniuS lhr
Lo,is.m.c in pA.,a session is now
heard in lie lasi. Upon some pre-
t,xs or c.Leya o.omor is raised !cr
M extra session Of tie L,gisl.'ure-
enc year t,.:o relieve tho yo.!Ow,
t,,or suIt,oro, then 20 cali e cocsi-
,alioual convention, next 10 rc.d.e-
irict tie State, and BOW 10 aid the
oyolnlwot aajeycrc. We $50 10 &C.
"a ion !Jr this body coming together
again. We had d samplo 4 lis ill.,
crafty whcr in session. in tho ap-
preparation OF Sl5.GoO. The Gono:-
al g,vo.amcn. is coming molly to lie
relief Of tho sufferers, tho water is
falling, and before tie Legislature
could I'd i!sali Of Ito gas which
would be sue TO oycrcgco on ecch an
occasion, aid pass az appropriation,
there would I've TO need Cor it.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31
Tho U. s. saaa!c Committee on

Tho U. s. Soaa!c Committee on
Imrroyem-r: O. The Mississippi have
agreed to yepogt q biz egprop;iatias
five million Ct dol'-ra . 10 expended
npGcr Tie direction Of Tic Secretary
Il Wan in accordance with tAe plans
cf ID, Mississippi River Improyo-
mon. Commission. TIE bill should
b,couc low, 81, .a;ro are grave
l1lb.l as 70 - passage; OK Hos-
them h.o,hrra, meny vi Item, sad
I,rly discovered that IA arprcpr;.
a;ior 10: such rarpolo is il viola
.icn Of tho constitution. AMI rai'c
III IT hands ia holy horror 4. tia
scCgca;ioc. Notwithstanding The
sane gentlemen hayo time and agaia
y5,ai f,g appropriations Cor rail cads
STREAMS, ha;bor1, o;c, located in tie
Eo.ihcin 5.a'cg. Bat No sr.P. c
coas.i.u..oar!.iy .: tho question &C.
ponds u,oa wa,cA side II N'son &
D.c;roa l:ae IS {, receive .ho bcnoa.
of a. appropriation.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

The General Conference Of The
Molhol.al Episcopal Church South
viii meet at Nashville in May.
S.v.ral new bishops viii be elected,
We trp5t tho Conference will avail
Of tais fact to make soi1e long need
cd changes in tic ccl,siastical orgapi-
z,lioa. The whole syb.em Of Prcsi-
diug Ellcrs should DO abolished as
l costly ana useless expanse-and in
leu therefore Bishop elected for
each State. Tho itinerant systom
will always, in rome measure, be
adhered +, and is Indispensable, but
there faog!l be & term Of years iixei
with exceptional c2se', in tho diacip-
line, Which should no! dcpcad rpon
tie discretion 81 hard headed Bah
OPS. Another sach wha < rs OR
annual Conference Jurisdiction re-
ceiyed lately wall collapse tho ma
aLiae. We aso opposed to the one
man power, enthusiastically or po!i!i-
;ally.- SJulera Rgysi!.c.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

ASAtT 10 authorize tho Boards Of
Supervisors Il his State, in the va
rious counties thcrcof. to have their
proceedings Published, aud Tor other
purposes.
SrcuoS /. De it enacted by the
Legislature orthe Sta,o OF aIississ.
ippi, Tint it shall be lawful for the
boards OF supervisors Of The various
counties %. this State, and they are
hereby authorized 10 have their pro-
ceodings Published in some ncwspa-
per published in their respective
conaties. The said publications to
DO paid for ont o!soy moneys in tho
county treasury Of snch board order.
ing publication, not otherwise nppro-
priated, upon tho warrants OF said
boards; provided, that tho a'nonats
paid for such publication shall not
exceed The rates fixed 10y law for the
public ltion o.log.l notices; provided
that nothing contained in this act
shall w TO construed &C. to require
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

! special 10 tine Timos-Dcmoorat
isom BrooLhlycn, Miss, Of the 2S!h
ius'., rsya: TDe Sheri!T's Office Of
Ibis ooua'y was broken into By como
malicious person la.t might AID coa-
s.d.r.blo damage douo The papers
and books. The oGice IN on tic
ground llor OF Ito C9art House
They entered at window, broke o.
en- oil the drawers with a halci.cI,
,hey then built q fire in the frc-
Pine, and put tho following articles
INTO il, which were entirely destroy
cd: Privilege Tax book, all private
payotr, executions and al Tho war
RATS Issued by the last grand jury.
they also tore several leaves from
TIC tax book. There ia no clue to
tie perpetrators.
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Jones UE Nevada And The
lgccrG.

jones apcech foil llo y bomb
shell in tho Republican camp; bnl
there Ma 10 answer 20 il. !; y, 90.
u tho ,orengos Of time, that tho Pa
ciiic coast senators who hal once
helped TO fs,.cn tho fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments Oh tho pros.
traic South a,O nou appealing to The
section TO como 10 their ell, and
protect taCm from their own inaaa.
ny. Time at last makes oil thinSs
oven. A Republican senator, in The
year 1882, has riser il his uoa. and
boldly annoucea that negroes ought
never to have been allowed to vote;
that their presence is o curse as tho
South; that tho white mans govern
p.ent is tho only one lit for . repub'
lie; that reconstruction was O blum
der aud a crime. Aud not u man IN
that Senate on tho Republican side
dared challenge this bold and start
ling declaration. Even Hoar ss'
mum aad dumsoup!cd. II Jones
h.s ro. sounded tho alarum thai
rings ike fire bell in The night,
should !iko to know it's meaning
What will come o! it wo soon shai
know. Bat it needs no sGga to rit'
rom Tic dead to pyorhesy .ha
ui.hcr tho Paciiic Slope IL drifting
iuto Democracy, CT tho Republican,
party il about 10 "ehops Niagara.
George, Of Mississippi, aadJbacs. o
Nevada, have claspod hands owe!
the black chasm. i. X. Il, il AguGt'
Chronicle.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

We arc sorry tocac msay Of ous
state oxchau;cs hslahorias Gov.
Lowry OF his jniiell rp9o!atpcn!.
AZ far as wo Ia " tt,y az. al good
md trno mou, auj wl;.o there may
have lceu NJ d i.i;iors to tho pes
ert ineuab,l,a, vt olhoc tLing'
beings equal, i; opght Mt 10 have
been expected, that tho Gpya.oc
would ignore L.s ltieud' aui re'ain
iu oiics ;ao+e who opposed Aia.
We Ike 70 SEQ q men ia.,lirl to his
friend whea in q position 10 ali them
when il involves 40 sacrifice Of pin
cipie, OF dehimcn' to the public COOL.
We have more respect Tor hin Than
1.-The had comorcaG To- b '0.-.i,s those
Who orpp,cd him, VIA the h,ps Of
adding another c'cn.,-: % his s.sea-
eth in tue next hies!.
Wotay Lowry has Ioao Right.
We say il. j. r Stuu" man, IA the late
convention. We respcc, HIM Tor Iii,
monlir,sa, l;styvo'i1n % his !Gicnjs
ard liz 2 od iot&u-nt IN ssl,cti; Z
la srp ,i1.ses.- Ri ) Sentinel,
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tho board OF supervisors to have
proceedings pnb!ishol. but tho said
boards may, in !hcir discretion, have
their proceedings Published whencv-
or they may deem The same necessary.
.iEc .. BE IL further enacted, Tha,
this act take effect and DO in !oicc
from md after lis passage.
Approved, Febuary Is, 1852.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

TIC Cone; Is go. happy o7cg wha.
iticaa:j, ;h.Gogma :c'iag oi SIN
.;laopsat Of q, d:,u,c, Which tie
h. o, Ions roy.c-ea,ed. /, i ra;h.
era,r.se on ;,o eli gentleman, ana
the ely alternative III, him, ii he
I,sA,a io be s,'gu,d g. Gorge, Is
10 "sc.!nalte:' himself ta,k in.a
tla district. Which. We understand,
ne has determined 70 DO. We glcry
IL Lis sraa%, IN; We i,ac tn game
influence Which "sorym lioscA' him
9al OF 10 ,!;sl.!olw:li "gciymsrdvr'
lim Out OH pori!a.ior. But this
&c ais only hope, ior lie would not, in
our humtla opinion, s!agd tho shos;
OF cAGscc IN this district.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

Two Papers for Almost the Price Of
One!-Thc SIGNAL and the New 0rlc-
ans Timcs-Dcmocrat, both, viii be
furnished for one year to Subscribers
for the s:nall sum of ~ 80.
Send in your orders while the Offer i
good.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

a pac~ graph IS go!as Ito roundl
Of the Pee. taat q petition ior tn
pardon q; Mason, wac attempted 8,
kili Gpi.eaa, has hcoa presented 70
the P.c3i,'sn'. 200 f-,t mar, cor
i:.inlng 1890 s.;.s'arse; Va sup
pose The l.es.h o. tho petition il It,
siguea oi=yr graa. woishi iulc-
pendent oiLc names tigacd, o.,o'-
wise We a,e ~ r-48 = WHY It sLoG'G
lie 20 long.
4 acroi! 2iOo re! long, with 1900
names, would g.vo Eve nance 20 lie
foot. or to each uamo space oI over
two inches.
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Crystal S.,r,nga items.

Crystal Springs Items.
LEGAL happenings are scarce and
the iiemiz II finds but little to re-
cord.
A counter petition asains. grant.
ing retail! license is in circulation and
10 receiving numerous signatures:
Merchants arc laying in Spring
stocks, a lively TRADE being in pros
pect,
Straw berries sell Tor eight dollars
4 case in Vcl;eburg. Higher prices
are realized Ivy .hoso who ship 20
CA!aoso sUt. 81. Louis.
Marshal jordan, wish bis street
brigade is Lad at work IePai'-
ing md improving The streets
and sidewalks.
Qai:o a number OF charming
youas ladies' IRON EtisiboTiag
towns are visiting 'sirndS i'll Crystal
Springs. Socieh!os and larcing pay-
tics a.a l.!igh.:lily frequent; 80 SAY
tho bellies an b:aas.
Several clr loads of fruit box ma
terlsl Luy, Lroa received aal Nrc
being rapidly manufactured into
boxes; tho fruit growers beng satis-
lied that no killing frcs. is ahead, are
making active prspa;atiors tlr hip
ping tho cgop.
Mr. j. j. Rhymes has sold his IA
moas registered Jersey cows to
Judge 7. L. Cooper, Of Jackson, .ot
ronnl prioe. They aro perfect
beauties an;. Of pure pedigree. The
Jul 90 10 !,r,uaa!e in being tho pos
SCISSOR O; two such fire COVE, and
prizes them highly.
Opr popular and efficient dspo'
agcot, Mr. Z, r. McSbanc, has bcea
unusally busy Tor the last ten dag;
tho receipts for inward freight being
larger during this timo than for any
o,her .Hu days ioryclvs. Corn, -four,
meat, meal aud fertilizers constitute
thc bulk Of ths receipts.
The festive strawberry is now on
the rampage, aud we will soon have
revival OF tie long dormant church
or society beneG. with seven berries
on II china saucer, rs tic bait to
hook tho money out o; tho pockets
OF tho Lah-hs.dah young men, WHO
do tho a,niab!o or these occasioug.
TIE prolonged sound OF VIA. wss
at fret thought to be steamboat
whistle, at two o'clock last Monday
morning, awoac from slumJer nearly
every one in town and vieiu;:y.
Many we're alarmed, not knowing
what it menat. Some thought Gu
briefs horn was blowing, and know
ing how little preparation they had
made to respond 10 the las. call, were
overwhelmed with dismay. Others
thought tho overflow had reached
Crystal Springs aud that steamboats,
wcro plugging through tho woods
close to town. Numbers OF colorcd
men and women nocLod to the
streets excited and alarmed. The
deep bass trumpe.ipg continued for
more tlun two hours and was OF
las. iound to proceed from q con-
airucticn train cngiuo on the side
track which had d.boasod vaivo in
It's lumbar region: tho engineer not
being present to prescribe tho prop
or remedy. the engine made known
its complaint liz ils elcphantinc way,
until exhausted.
Another story is that the engine
has in its time killed quite rumhcr
of persons aud in consequence 10
cranky Gao OF its rcculiarities
is to give vent to it's feelings OF ven
ON at unexpected times and pieces
aud nothing can stop its noise bns a
good lively run OF twon!y o: thirty
ipiies.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

Wb;i,l,r h.s loca tiamiH'cd
trur4 Net Point. caa chr c-i're3
friends oro H;iaog. 6 representative
in tia. s;h2sl wh,ro ihcy gin! "a
liel;ca&li'.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

judge Fca'tyf,on ui.t Vish an &C.
ciicnt which c'G.c r.aS .eo'i.S t'-
rious. IL lug.u. WIS oy,..G:ncu
in Iryirg 10 cro,, tae Ta'.na,cbio,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

Tho Ca;.csc "sGet 90" GuG the
Morm2us mast ictCSo Tie pleasure
Of hay;gs 9 plurality u wives. 80
says Congress.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31

LouLfJ!low cs,ioatiy had this &c.
ciou OF co0r!ry in hio minds eye
when he vro', "lu,o each .i.o Gem:
rain must LII"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-03-31
Not a Candidate


Tie Vicksburg Commercial:
WASHINGTON, MARCH, "a.
j. W. Youngb!col.-Dcar SIR
As soon ss I saw tho late cons,es-
sional appor,ionmcnt OF Hississippi,l
wrote to you to announce in the
Commercial that I would rot be a
candidate for Congress from tho new
18th district. Your letter saying
you had Withheld the announcement
and urging me to reconsider my
resolution has been received. l have
received letters from other isicndp,
who like you, seem to think iny GER
vices TO !!o people OF my cid dis-
,ricl would enable INC 10 be elcctad
On personal grounds, ro'wiihstatd.
ing there are 10000 cllor al, ana
Only 9,Ooj white voters in the dis
tric', and Notwithstanding the fact
that Kirg bea! Lowry 1860 in the
counties now composing this dis
trick. I I'm obliged to you and 9th
or fricnds for this kind opinion, but
M determination not to run re-
maiss uaa!tcrcd. Tho nppoItion-
mcnt Of tic State il iii!cu!ously
gyo;caquo ani in violation OF tie
pl.in letter OF tho law OF Congress.
l. woul! have been worry easy mat
ter 10 hnvs made toven democratic
iietric., in the state, tested by the
votes OF King aud Lowry, ard u!
The same time to have observed Tie
law in making them CT contiguous
territory aud as nearly as p:act:cs.
dc, equal il population; but this
was not attempted. This is either n
public con fessicn that tho L'Sisia-
.urc id &c. b.lieyo :ho Lowry ard
King vote 20 be honest and fair. or
it !. I'll evidence that ,hey desired to
nike ono republican, District Tor
come oMe. purpose. No member o.
Ccurrcss had ary rich. to cxocct a
Iiaria: 10 10 made 70. him; but each
hal n ricbt 70 oS,ect fair r!ay and
an eonal chaaeo t, compete. before
tho lcop!c. Ba. The Legislature
.oyo oporoous democratic maior;.
lies in some Of The dis!ric's Gnl left
nc in dis.ric: which King carried
10y 1000 majority. Whether this
VAS jouc 20 puG!,a lie icr having
dared TO differ with the distinguish
ID grnlg,aan, whom they unani.
mously reelected to the U, 8. SEN
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conjecture.
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divided and party neccs.it? aal de-
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ont % CIV chance for reelection. l
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