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The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

To-day is the day for action. Vote your
self and see that your neighbor votes-that
is if he votes the Republican ticket. Don't
fail to vote because you think there will be
enough votes without yours.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

1t is Logan. the Union soldier, against
Hendricks, the copperhead. What loyal
veteran can vote for Hendricks? That the
ex-rebels should support him is natural; but
the loyal North should give him ''the grand
hnnnna ;,
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

This is the first time the citizens OF Maine
have ever had an opportunity TO vote for a
Maine man for President of the United
States when there was any chance of his
success. They ought to go for him unani-
mously.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

Get your Books and Magazines bound by DAVIS
& F0GG, Binders, No. As Exchange st, Portland,
Me. Music, Magazines and Papers bound to match
sample, or order, and in the best manner. Albums
rebound or repaired Gold Enclosing on Books,
Pocket books, Satin, &c. Fancy boxes made and
epaired.
uB-Promptness and Satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. H. DAVIS. FRED W. FoGG.
oct14 eod2m
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

Don't be affected by Democratic brag and
buster this morning. Democrats always
profess confidence, no matter whether they
feel 1T or not. 1t is one of their tricks.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

The latest intelligence is all favorable TO
Republican success. Dispatches confirming
this intelligence are expected tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

The best way TO ruin the prospect OF the
reform of the civil service for the next four
years is to turn it over to the Democratic
party
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

The free traders are quiet bookkeeping
n the dark until after election. But if
Cleveland is chosen they will be noisy
enough.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

Sensible men will not waste their votes on
Butler or St. John. The choice is between
Blaine and Cleveland
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

The SANDER mills will all shut down after
to-day. That will be blessing.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

Twenty-Five thousand majority in Maine
win be about right
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

For Presidential ELECTORS.
.xro JOHN S. CASE,
WESTON f. MILLIKEN.
First Districs- CHARLES NJ. MOSES,
Second District-JOHN G RICHARDSON,
Third District-ABNER COBURN,
Fourth District-CHARLES f. A. JOHNSON.
In other States fraudulent tickets, on
which other names are substituted for the
regular Republican candidates for electors,
are in circulation. Look out for tina. trick
here
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

This is Blaine's day, "and don't you forge
it.a
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04
For Presidential ELECTORS

Let every Republican look to his ballot
and see thai the names on it are those fol-
lowing.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

STATE OF MAINE.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
CITY OF PORTLAND.

DURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and AL
u dermen of the City Of Portland, / hereby no
city to meet Az their respective Ward Rooms on the
TUESDAY next after tho first Monday in No
vember, A. d, 1884, being the fourth day of said
votes for Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States.
The polls on such day of election to remain open
be closed.
also give notice to said inhabitants that the Al
dermen OF said city will be in open session at the
Aldermen's Room, in City Building from to IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, and from 3 to o'clock in
the afternoon, on each of the four secular days
of receiving evidence of the qualification OF voters
whose names have not been entered on the lists of
qualified voters, in and for the several wards and
for correcting said lists.
GEO. @. BURGESS, City Clerk.
October 81, 1884. oct27dtd
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

Vote early and vote right.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04
OVER STOCKED

Our store is full of Fine Stylish Goods for Fall
and Winter wear. We invest our money in goods
in preference to large expensive store. We keep
our expenses down and give our customers the BEN
eft. Rent only about one-third what our COMPETE
tors are paying.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04
CHILDREN'S and MISSES

School Boets speciality. We have childs and
Misses School Boot which we warrant; have sold
these School Boots for ten years. and know them to
be good solid goods.
The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04

priced goods in all the leading styles. Immens
success attends our Special Sale on $500 Kid ant
Goat Button.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

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N'' '.,.....,t, ,f...,.i.., nti.irat.i g., .urh
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d,.l,,. T,d,,'s -to,. market dc,rop,d The farI
.n.t no p,,.,dmg f.o dlf-' anticipation OF
...r. to ohio had Ior Ihc
Cd I'pi'H''H '''''' Oh" -
moment oN,rion. ulr m1il'i ni D" N'' ''
, fla. ,..,,itf mad been 0..r Nul .'',
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
CALENDARS TILE DAY.

.,., ,.,,.cr-,' III ,uBgRs-Br.Orc Van Brnnt' j-Se,
- a. g. -. A. ~. 20 9S lO5 H. 20 90; "a, -,
i" ~ ~ 5o9 ~ 2ii, 252. 23s SO6 ST. SSl "S7 o.
,,nl-rr-GgyIRAL TRRM-Before DAVIS VI b'aS
~ thLNl f-\os - ~. l9i, iYi, 2.t 30 ~. alc
az" - ~ az iT.L is6 =, 2O9 @iS III 100 4o' ~
80. 80 - . Al TrlN-PA8T I-Beiorc pooAne
- rL.NgL -, ss2 -gs $50 Boz L. a. m 80 % 20
-, -Sz3,s r2T G2s G3S. 90. 1880 NJ 80 -
-. -a- 100 sU4. -0J, $40 ol "-i' o. o-i' $50 '
sS ~ To- ycci-rtT-ClrclIr-Par I-BefoTe Andrew ~, J
1o a ial5 lsGl ols, 1880 1901 -'''' A'"0 4'i' -''
'' srrrfnr 2 IBsfT' is ts III
3ol = - ,n, az 'Ggl / % 6SU5s 1910 1872, lG2@.
S@ osr IN Ur-PARI il i,oir Ia" temce ~ r. co
y ft, o.S al3D ~.Oi, l7i3 llO5 ls23 2iI' -Ii
- -osi Is, 5l,s 2S 2l95, .lso' -i' -4o-' -'o'
.iW 80. foI'Rr-Rolins, sWm OF Irederlcs 'r""'
,br -clr,dr John Hedden AID Regina h hhe al J. !" '
s1ysrs,os CoI Ri--rEcIAL TsRN-Be'ore o'ornan' D.
~ ~ ~ 80. -. -, - - -, - NJ. o.,o-,.t
10 ry,,or CofrT-TRIAL TERa-P.ET Before etdg",E
,ISos ,4s ) l. - YOJ J5J ooO 1855 = 90 "-V' lOi'
'Srrl5r TTRM-PAEr lI-Bsfcre tree1nsn i a.;
os 81. a. : 52G 1877. 1902 Cos 6O9 Gl, bI' O<I -
.S1rTa,6p RT-TRiAL TFRM-PAIr I1i-fef0re iTusk
rtos 80 l4iS 1464. laos. il9, liSo isi i49Y
III rs A. 54j i47 l54s l5i9, 1880, 1851. lo12 ioo9'
'Co1a5S PLEAs-EoUTTY TERH-BetoreJ T. DAILY ''-No''
''rovyoy PLr.s-srKcAL TERN Before Allen. J-N"'.
-@1o,,sov Ptr,s-TRrAL PAnTI-Before Iarremore
- sse on IL seventh Avenue aud bioai"Ay h' N
many N0udy C4lendl" p.a,,
cs 81 ON H,anag. west shore Railroad company -'V""
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TIE REBEL SOUTH.

a., Prom The Nslr- York Epird.
WHY IS The South solid for Democracy III II al
Enmltigated fasehoOd that the south votes agslhSl
Hne ne Republican party because IL wishes 70 lebuke
he part that party took in the Civil War. The
sues of to-day are not the issues of twenty years
kso" 20 says The Houston Post We would lam
xeye that this Texas Journal Il right but here is
Xeheral Bate, the Democratic candidate Tor
vosernor Of Tennessee. remarking; Rather than
SAnowledge that the Coufederacy was wrong and
tast was wrong In fighting for II, hope may
buried with my face toward hell and my back
nwari heaven"
And here Is Jefferson Davis abusing
sof % Government because II declines to PEN
pon rebel ~ vol Union soldiers.
And here Ii The Nashville AHericdn
lacking . Southern novelist WITH patriotic In
sSa Saets N this savage style George W. Cable IL
klarsed with being In favor Of social equality.
}Ls viii admit George 20 the love-ieast annually
esid In Unolo rom's Cabin. but IT may result IN
ps being Kicked cut of every wnitc mans door In
ns south. IL 10 very much 10 be feared that
Fable has Joined the Massachusetts, literary ring,
" which each member must bring. as credentials
sS,oints proof Of snti->oathern tendency"
II IN she oDlnion Of the south the issues Of to-
Say DO not take hold the issues Of twenty years
shiAgsf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

r. .,. .,, --..r.r.n duU NUdlls 5'ss f-.c.
,yan' G ..i. y. = 80 = C'lg Niil-
,,99Eer = ',. ,...s 20 f . 80 49, b.. s., sal's s':
p.,.-r 5000 - TlrI,--'.tn,in s,'acvt "c'tcfr hrn
1ouii"''' l''. - vc va. winter n spot - 80
,.,... o ',,.- -eS -.... V.,,u ,r ,c. errn-
her. -,f -5.r.J rra-g ,on -oH'hr.a %nina -
coc Western Aii". 81 sr't .-c 'si- 9',i 9 -
renas' ANA 81 i'c ..s ,,. O., y. e.sr- F.S.-
''H' 'o. nb, ', 1ast ,5uI ~, a.a. III, i- qa,s
5i,' $50 '9.' @sa. 'io ol' oa. 80 oa.- sae.-wle-
ea.rov. na.,. o.. = -far t.aa - ee hanged
NIatc- ,~.,.sf. .f7' ',ra 81 -,,r ~ So
steamer Nsel g. y" '"g5li oa's i.nl, a,,s
.na Ni 'og. Gs.r - ~ G.een- -Four .ooo en..
og ses,. e-.a $4,000 - ,-'. o. '' '4s1' 7A'''
/ r.,-,,v.rr oot -- rour s.s,v ~-r'y - - %
faucv "'. - = .. ~
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wa,er Wheat 7'e - o P,af "si:t = go s r9r W.
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is.cHocr 7se5af. clo,r- lt = mary = ~ 2,
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o. a. ~ 40 rse. s9 c.. y y" s5S 5.% ,s n at ,s 80 80
.9to'e' " '.o ,,- .. 5ic. =, no Year 454QiS -,
cio.nr d, isa.c ianuary fa4c closing at371ci May
40 20 c .g,ar q 81 So "i's l- 80 .a 55eyem6e, 5e,
20 2 ',e' ,,y 2,, T a. - = co. az & Rye easei a:
a. :" - -. =. -e.,-,.I-r PORK nfmcr sales
-,,, ,-s .".l, -,l. ,,. aIar .ttOO6,Ib clos
nv 100 AT the 80. ,. r',2G. January si1 J. 4
! a-i t,L closing - 3u lls7l weak; aes ranged
| ,,., = %, ~. n-fnher 81 = cos.n- a. ~ 20
November = l5o-1 "a. c,.u- atf7 J. : lecem1er :, ~
s5s,5 81 s .fes e T. M =. . ' & ,ar H'9' y" Il.
| .evf.-I I'tlr -.11p h...t NI..-. -if''1 hu-h corn
iunu aiisA. - ''J IIeH E-e iJ'.' hu@- 10.
| 'cy j5o0, shipment 700 nH lr~. f-'.m l34
,1s4 Corn g.. ,u"u JH .t-,.'J 'H-s. rye SUI
| brsh RIr'cv 80 e'n
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

The sue OF OHIO seconds the motion ot Maine.
Owing To the enormous edition al me ,o',m ''n
Gae,tc Of thus morning We have 4eo To plr'' ~
an carly hour, when many details are wan -
,l1 sh5v ''|o"r" at OH, has vindicated hG
reputation as Rennh'ican state. lh less ,i lhan
haf The precincts of Hamilton County lt9adi{ :
majority - more than overcome BON hr-
puhlclu Congressman IN tins county ana rle
whole Republican county ticket alr r,ec,ei, @ ne
fcnrp- OF the majority OF the Kepubucans ~ g.
SIatc as estimated by those who are closely follow
iug the returns. are gong ny every honr. IHtiv -
no reason to doubt that the Republican majority -
IL tne cas-, OF Maine Will exceed the estimate; Inc
tmaslipp blow. aud the whole gang viii
be tlamped ont of the way as i'sl a.
thc people can get at then Inc lIl,h h'Pun,l.
stood up to the work gallantly yesterday ano diH
sblenGid service, though good many VINO VII
20 for Blaine could not make nptler lnlnds 10 VOC
the Republican state and County ana 'obg,e'-
si0ual tickets. The glorious p'Tmdu h-
puhncaus have answered the petty Inpn-
tatous cast upon them by those VINO az,
incapable Of understanding their priclpr' anu
their patriotism. The returns from the nerndii
wards answer all questions The en0crat- :
whned a good deal yesterday about tie lhlscH
States Marshas being the representatives 81 q
foreign power" aud pretended 10 ic@f iiauu'
The real trorble was that their great iraud game
was spoiled. The Democrats VIII now perhaps
understand the extent OF Their i3iIy III ciaIi'iis
ONO. 1t Was tier cIO"hlhg uiunucI III ,it tm
campaign. There Is every reason tc believe ihal
New-lOTk will do rs Ohio has done ana that 'aa'e'
G Blame wi have the solid North and break tor
ever the solid south The coiOred citizens were m
fam0u,ly abused by the Democratic deputieS
yc.terday-treated precisely according 70 the OLD
slave notion that they bad 30 rights Nhch gong
peaceabv aOout their business they We're hct so on
the streets. Many of them bravery Noleu III 'ne e
face 0f intimidation, assaults, torrents OF
sbuSe, aud the certainty ,9i pclns
dragged TO prison. Tue Republican can
baye Won the Gettysburg of TIE war, hut they
must not relax their energies. Now is the time, as
eheluSu said II AuuOmatIOX, to push tEiuS+
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
rNITED STATES SUPREME COURf

W,su1vGroN, oct. 15.-Thc proceedings 0l
IA. trfod statcs supreme Court to-day we're a~ "'"''
80 9-Ucnry Farilr Will ans ana oilers pshun f
,.r S1te. error to the li'ni "ui "'
IN. tned 4tae- Istrict of C'oinit un ih' .a
plptif e"rOr on ~" ini m'ilW 9" "
H., fn,rh phiipa of ,ounse of ih" dti'udan' n 'lI
~" -rhc tinted stlos appellant agf Ch'rl' Morton
submitted ,.,, a.
nif,d .f1fta. Ar0umrut cont nutd
So rpl- New.Nrlrnu. Mnhl' ana rtN' Nf'i"N'
t,artny ppinf 40 error. uRt th ~tle oi MISC rN lA
is Arrupd for the planiil ann slp
,n t.,.l tho hsfen iant u error. .,......
ts- -nerfimu Uu trrwrrtb. tumnn'Nurrt ~ P'i!nl =,
pauIIn u Dri0f net the lnir0 Nin. tt l'l lH'N'l ~
ijre and others 4 lunent tun.nt need
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
Mr. HISrElD ON THE ONO TEIrNrH
rur sALr or ruE EAHtn

Cty,iNvAtI bet ~. a. m.-lhe Republican
,riory IN Ohio is like ihnt In Maine. lho appear
VI ouO There IL 70 majority ui cpuhli,an. ~ th"
tanrtcsaipnal delegation. llc ticrman henuhH
cans ~ Cincinnati are the salt ui the ohth. h'r
uni sny that the Republican niniuuiN oi u'hIlN
A oon tn ttia county PUTS the huvs WHO have won
thr hatd. fought hattie rapture ui chthuaih 'ui
they muvcd through the streets lhHi hluhi' Wh'h
,, rtt,iuticr onu,o uut IA the trtutuu in npsare
of nrtr1, waving handkerchief hhl Fi1ehH Mhi
enura aud thrv nio frpdN Co. ihllv un'' htHll ~
No,rmhoi " ahuutinp the battle CIV ~ iiorlnil,
Iho fpilnWinp Articles nom The fnHnUfttiW 'H'
a,fh Wili give the lucai htno1phrlc.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

daercn railroad distributing points IN aud the city fqr
the week have been follows Erie 9T7j cans " MIR 70
cans ~ Conaen,ed Mls, and lol cans o Crear, 1ssm
Haven and Hartford ois osas Of Mia sna ioi esns of
tpnlensnd MIX. New.fort. -u'gushsbna AMI Western,
700 cans ~ Mia apd 10 cans ~ crea ontario and Welt
shore tefp ef Nih and ~ OF trrsn Nevtnfs
sy and Nstihsrp III II csas oi Mis New tsr.ay central
800 rsra ~ MIA snd caps of trsaa and ~ msrrll,l
short routes huu ~ Mix nni - ,sns NJ 'tni,
Ihe total ay ,nppy Ia. haso .s csns Of Mt w e,e.
~ 'ohlanssd MIN ani 1g rans ~ cream n nsfhrt hs
ees ve, nush and the price paid GA the platforms averaged
VI 30 q eau OF ~ uuaft,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
mr. COrRrs.
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS

u,,.r Irnk Co, MIUI'tNIV IIN""'
-, an attachment Yesterday against thc r'"r"''' VI
na,, ringer. who Keeps uquor place a' A''""' ono
a.. n q sut to rcco,ef pHHo IA Oh p'o'''4v''
~ rnccr went away from homo about 'h' N"' '", :,
s. v,re due aud cannot he found mt' 'hs'' e'''
',i ~ had not seen her husband since "' N'i',se
""" '' ,, eud him In Engers ledger were the words
M, ntnre prospects hclp me IN ny intention !" u
' -, ,ou" ON Monday Lonk 4 Co, we're informed
.Fn ,,v,inng salesman In thicaen tnal Ne ~. %
la- 49, ~ that Ingtr drew all his money ir"i '"'
r'sT nm, xchange Bank on september 20 40. ~, tho
'n ~ m, depot of the New 0rk ana New ia "a
uW,ad company Octohcr 20 l-H-, va. rliuoA ~
lallr" ', rain His right arm cut ON ana ne i,
ah ~ rthrr severe injuries ON the tlal ul " s.1'
ct, ct' 'ic Company In tho supreme Court Ill tnls 'S
Grams i,.r rcrllc az $1,000. ON appeal oi th'
te VIZ , new trial wa. ordered. Yesterday lIry nc
"l,s,ir, Andrews gave Mr.. Archer $4,000 bl' 'c
49,, g. f,r s., 900.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pr Worth Rirsr. resseis and RnIypnds.
Nuw. yupp oct 10, ig9t
GENERAL MAKKEr REPORT.
Ncw.YoRK. October -. lss

NLW-lORk. UcIODHf ID, INEH
COFFLE>pp Rio dull At lO.c for fair c'rrOes. option,
quiet. but steady 2uOG tng- cO.ing az follows
October. November Saa 80; Dccomber y! -
$3.50. January. s.IOa325 February, 30 $40; March
S4naS4j; ApriL s.4J $50; May. sJOd8jJ; June, 500
az 80. BIZ an ! asked Mid grades dnlL -,
COTTON-spot Cotton qiiet snd ac. lower sales. Gil
bales ClO last al Tor home consuupts, Receipts
the ports TODAY 37i3 Daes against 30 O5j bale, this day
last week. and 3s.jli last year.
TncnuoaiOns according 10 tIc American cla-snc1toh ara
ln-r.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Oct 15.--ln the Court oi App''un
,,y casa M 2s0-Jnhn Martin respondent aRt ne NeW
To,E 60 aud Hudson River Railroad Company "l'"''''
WI argued
nm. following ia the dnv calendar for oct lo;
%o, 900 400 300 814 3O- 80. 3ll ami 3i2
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

bonds and cit, bank tocks wcr cntir y n'e c'l
but Inc biddngs free and fully NJ 10 the a'eI"I,
The business IN railroal bonus q" liui' @ 70 ~ 49,
pronortiOns and there was genera 'a,'hrn III
a sarond consol- opened mp X per cent to3O ana c"n
hi3s Wr,i Shorc aud Buffalo dehentnir - dc'inf' :
o t1-. snlc~ and closed quoted i@i2a -, VI
-, cnnsol. were up "a af 1879. Metropolis an
Elevated rst- were strong at 100 and th -rc"h@ W'I'
nm L. AZ a6 Fa.' Tennessee. virginia anu r'ui5' % %,u.
,scrc a. lower Al g3ls NcwYoik Chicago ana - LOUIS
frat Is were l. higher at "1ia missouri an, Ia ar
declined per cent to ~ ana tnem & on - yr. ri - io
q7i4 Denver and Rio Grahd' hf-l- -"u ~ . --''
o. tho last previous sale Kansas fselnr a.
mn l.. At gOla and Short Line - were Ht'an9 ~
= 'SortheTn Pacific rrst- were easier ~ lOJl-. .
The sub Treasury to-day lost on balance 800 ~ ,
made M los losses of ~tJ50 currency and >%"''-t
coin Tbe general balance further reduced 10y the
retirement of s77 600 gold certificates The day opera
tioHs covered: Receipts, ~ 5uoh pay lhcnts 81
currency balance, Tl"''"7'''l '"in ""'''' F''''
l32, ,6OI. ,.,,.., .
none Rates for call loans rdlcd Al . = per -
Firhangcs s. .27l 800 balances, -, 5e36oi
Tho niied states Treasury at Washington today re
,h On .,ona receipts were s7l9.A5s. aud the internal
revenu. ipts were se0i.sHO.
Tf,ere Il nothing new ~ the foreign orchanges tne(
, Am and firm at quotations for business ~ follows
Bankers' bills - II & ana ~ s'is i"r lpns a'i SUI
sterling respectively 622s ana ~ or ,tsnvs "'s anu
US ~" ndnn Hrttish consos stronger with al
vanco of 10 iOi 3i6 for money ana lo 3lb for ac
count United states ss Ti.i NM hmsrican railway.
opened higher after the fashion OF Ao.@.i"ns @ ,h % %
Nets but later declined. that win Two OF thIo" Sl,P
tmda councll bills were allotted u; decline oi ed PEI
rlp.c but bar silver steady st -" - - ~,
At Paris French per oonr rose from 80 - % D !,
and righi exchange ON LONDON 'u'o" ~ -"'- ~
the A. - ,.,,..n,.,, n, Me,sr.
M renra aud Hudson new aebenure per cent ponns
due September !, 1904. The bonds arc onefe" " -"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
IRISH ,NIRlcAvs Ar THE POLLS.

f1obt sssfef0Ggs f'aciaHGit . h,hifrctG be<t" -.
One Cf the novel features OF Yesterday electioh
p 'his city was the presence at the p'Ils 9I w"
hundred Irish American citizens who were handl-
ing the Republican ticket aud working 81 day Tor
u with zeal. energy and intelligence. They wore
honor be # said not one of them received a penny
oi compensation from any committee. lhey
ofganlled and managed their own committees ana
yad tneir own expenses, and yesterday tner lead,
T., Mr. Alexander sullivan and Colonel Mlchael
Goland. We're in constant consultation with inc
United States Marshal and other leading Repupii r.
pans h. lusli-AmeTIcaus not only voted Win ne
republicans but also gave material aid in resisting
we hoodlnms and exposing the schemes OF the re-
Heaters
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