The Nevada picayune., 1884-11-27

ot .ho ia.e ropfederacy a1l--and ] mean s1li al Syltnorta a single eEeeption--aI Psl q; partiepated ia reBsflon aSalhs' tHV ~ 4.,i,.,+-f tt,,verIrasnt Lt iB Q stiii h'It ot5. tt'' ,,''ts fact f}fat in these states nc man Nt.' Ntt.'.,l a it,.-,5 e., -i,a It~{1r no matter how sG'iE . pTutocrar he may DC to-day. ms 'i' 5 ,...,s ctnncs of political pFaluot39h' A'i0 l,,,t r.s....,st e to -lg,vbr in Chat @tEttHu ia " le.1 ~ ~ .f.,. .a,-,,,rc in tHe HaJ HEniusttRc taoF prrraaat. It is certainly aH @sL"nhShsS tte ttat the section, tu which fE-thA Aa'4!s " ,,1 le{gs, tD thp day Of tta tfIat anu al!NtS tl3 a f.atIflrpt a, a,s4uHItttd1 sious sA3t.tA " H| .t. ,.l+g, fo r,l. ut -r tbe Union, All Nhls loEss ,.l4.r d,trii,- tnr HctIne oi the EeHti ''tot ibat fought the WAr; and H eieN Ntes " tO rt,' practical cpnnana ol sHs ,At.-'.z , 5Iis,ea for inent the identical mon who org Nil'l.aN .fo lfs destr4gt!Dl and plunged n4 i''sS o blpottest contest pt moacra IiH.e9' - i,.s spoken . the south As FiA@tN s.-,,r,,.l,,S s- election ID pog sessl0u of tte E"'6. nay Y. and areun ali that my Wol)S INi+''s AK. south fprrlsued nearly thrge-4o aT,As Hi f,, eIcctorai votes thGt aai@ste4 tso o',,,s,f,d n -tf ,tarlv an8 they Will stop go the eoNi'','s.' . t- IF r. .,,,,, -r,-a' oa nacbailrn -e1 and a7 n.' re.tt.,,rsI a. fl.cy held tae same posl'iJA l1' thirty years before the war.
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