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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The folio wing extract from the pro-
ccedings of the Senate Of March Bid.
explains itself.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVEEN0E.
Gentlemen 4fthe Senate:
| have the honor TO nominate, and
by and with your advice and con-
sent will appoint, Hon. George NJ.
Adams, of Knox county, Register Of
the Land Office, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of the late Hon
j. e. Cecil. Very respectfully,
j. PRoCToR KNOTT.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the rules
were suspended, and the nomination
of Mr.. Adams advised and consented
TO.
The nomination of Mr.. Adams.
known throughout the mountain sec
ton as Matt Adams, will be entirely
satisfactory to the people of the State.
As his predecessor was from the cas-
tern section, it was eminently proper
that man representing the SAINT
portion of the State should have becl
appointed. Mr.. Adams, it will be re
membered, made the race for Con
gress against Jno. d. White, in 1857
lie was in Congress with Gov. Knot
some years ago. lie is we'll QUALIFIED
for the place.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07
Mr.. Moremen, of Meade, Offer

Mr.. Moremen, of Meade, offers a
resolution in the House Tuesday
providing for an investigation of the
"bold and fragrant charges that di-
vers candidates for the office of Uni
ted States Senator, who were voted
for by the members of this Genera
Assembly, did offer and pay money
for votes, did give and offer bride anc
treat to procure an election, contrary
to, and in violation of, the funda
mental law of our statc."-Couricl
journal.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

Daniel F. Beatty, the great piano
and organ manufacturer, of Wash
ington, New Jersey, has made an
assignment. He owes $250,0O0, prin-
cipally for money advanced to him
bv parties in and about Washington
His assets are placed at $4,000. lie
is pull lished as first-class fraud
Elk.
We are glad that this notorious
cheat, who has for years bored the
newspapers with his confidential
propositions" is 10 longer in posi-
ton to send out bats for suckers" tc
bite at.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee has issued
the following call:
10 the Members of the Democratic
State Central and EGecatire Conn
mitteeS:
You are hereby requested to meet
at Buhr's Hotel, Frankfort, at Ii
o'clock A. NJ, on "Wednesday, March
18th, to fix the time and place ofhold'
ing u State Convention for the pur
pose of sending delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Conventional NEE
in Chicago, July Sth, 1881.
j. SToDDARD JOHNSTON,
Chairman.
Frankfort, KY, March 4th, 1881.
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Christian Circuit Court.

Elizabeth :. Diimn aGi ! ENparic
Henry {. DilInan, her husbanli Pctn in Eqt!
This day came Elizabeth :. pllman and
Henry c. Dnlman, her husband AMI filed their
EXparte petition III the Office "f the Christian
Circuit Court. praying the Court FOR II judg-
ment empowering the said Elizabeth ;. PHI
man. wife of Henry G.. Dillnah, t. us1, enioy.
sell and convey for her own benefit, any ami ali
property she may hereafter acquire, free from
the claims and debts of her husband, and Ia
make contracts, sue and be sued rs single
woman.t to trade in her own name and TO dispose
Of her property by will or deed. 1t Is order.
ed that notice of the filing of the petition and
the object be published in the south kentnck-
ian. a newspaper published in Hopkmsvi!l",
Ky, the length Of lime prescribed by law.
Witness my hand Ms Clerk OF said court. this
25th day of February. 1854.
Il. II. UNDERWOOD, {. {. {. {.
\ Copy Attest. ,....... ,.,..,.
5. J. BOYD, Attorney.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The New York Republican State
Convention meets at Utica on April
90; the California Republicans at
Oakland, April 30; the Rhode Island
Democrats March 10; the Kentucky
Republicans at Louisville May l.
The Louisiana Republicans opened
the ball at New Orleans this week.
The political pot is beginning to sim
NOR
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

As will be seen elsewhere, a call
for the Democratic State Committees
to meet and select time and place
for holding the State Convention, has
been issued. The Convention for va
rious reasons should be held only Il
few days before the National Con-
vention. Louisville, July 3, would be
the best place and time, in our opin-
inn
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The question of the re-apportion'
mcnt of the Congressional districts
has been brought up in the Legisla,
ture. While the subject of appor-
tionment is up we trust the Legisla'
tive Districts will also be rc-appor
toned and Christian county given
two Representatives, as she is just
L. nntitlnl 10.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

TIE authorized mandatory OF play
ing cards in st. Petersburg is stated TO
produce 1000 packs per day. Estimat-
ing the working days of the year at 300,
this gives total Of 100000 packs as
the annual consumption OF this article
in Russia.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The tide has turned against the
Egyptian rebels. The English I'M
der General Graham have won q
bloody victory over Osman Digma,
in which the rebels had LOO men
killed,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The musical voice of the editor of
the jacksonville Times is now being
trained to the soft melodies of "Baby
Mine" 1t is a girl and her sublu-
nary career will date from Sunday
March . 1874
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The Philadelphia Times has created
considerable excitement by employ
ing three colored men on its staff as
reporters.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

Mr.. Sherman has reported favora-
bly, to the Senate the bill granting
copyright to newspapers.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The Democratic Congressional
Campaign committee was organized
at Washington Tuesday. Hon. Jas
+. CLAY is the Kentucky member.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The friends of President Arthur are
claiming solid delegation for him
from Louisiana, in the Republican
National convention.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The Georgia Democrats are almost
unanimously for rilden against the
Presidential field.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07

The Winchester Sun thinks Col.
Breckenridge will have almost a
walk over in the 7th Congressional
District.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-07
7 Great MOnarChieS

OF THE ANCIENT EASTERN WORLD. by
Rawlinson. Three large volumes, over 100
FINE ILLUSTRATIONS, Price reduced from
SIS toss. Not sold by dealers. Books sent for
examination before payment, ON evidence Of
gorT faith, SPECIMEN PAGES and large
catal que free. JOHN u. ALDEN, Publishet,
Is NcsScy St, y. Y. L. q. Box 1921.
lf22-et Il.
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Ocs West Virgins irisndi n. Chicago
Rsa to be having something Of family
flb. CD. Alex. Campbell, Tor 3 long time
member Of the Nstiona, Committee, Is
hrus: aside to make way i,r Mr.. L,win
Baker, aud Col. Campbell says ho will pcs.
jlr. Diker SIS teiaul,er 10 the S:ata Com.
aittee. This ia harsh Language, used to dc.
U'.be an ugly Thing lIarsher language has
been rs.d bsiOro in the same matter, and
used on the h1or oil Democratic conventions
10 ihts Stale. i! il evident that Ny.
Bakers party does nc! believe tho charge.
Al. GAfithss's bitter dcnuusiatton wGs
SILL ecloing through the conveniion when
Nt Baker wss triumphantly elec!ed a
delegate st'large to Chicago. Col. Camp.
bell sRa in Chicago, snd presumably no.
mild In hiN dtpunclation. Yet Mr. Baker
was The unanimous choice oil the delega-
tioa Tor member OF tho National Commit.
tee. In quick succetsien Mr. Bakers
party has conferred upon him two cou.
fpleiOGs hono's. It will probably give
HIN more II no go desires. There ia little
toab. that hc can be chairman Of tho s.ato
Committee Il he w!shes that position. 1t
does not sseri that hs ia in any way weak.
ensd In his paIty's confidence by tho
caA'sts acaius. him. ,5
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a BE Lnlnber Eirn

TOLEDO, O., July o.-As noon ,o.,,,v =
fire waH discovered In tho lumber yc,d =,
tho Ml'chell& R,wiaud Lumber Co.on0rv
ioea'ea N iu tho lumbar dis'rics in the upper
par. ., me city: The n.mes spread with
ulmoHs inc'sdiblo lapl1l,y and IN q sheyt
ame communicated with tho lumber yard
oi Nelson, Holl1nd & Co, and ihescs to
taa' Of J. j, Kelly. In four hours tgelyo
ac'ss contai1irg twenty million fcs. Of
lumber were burned over. Tho lossscu ma
as iolloSs: Mitchell < Rowland Lumber
Company. $50, 900; iIsuTed for s2jJ oO0.
Sels'n, Holland ( Co, less $1,000: iulsy
nipsn'ed; ks,ly, $1,000; fully insured.
Over i've mill iona Of property was isonnr.
dised by The fte, which 10 ruSpcssd 10 % hano
originated Iron, The SPsfks CT q pEfsfup t,y,
Nearly every inaurapce company bryIrr
an agency here represented In lie ire,
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WugS one Of the present Supreme
Jot,s vrs nominated by his party tho
lstnlIoEscfg pfsyflliy suggested thss It
,,,,J hays bsen more appropriate il Ec
h,l been nominated Tor crier. When an.
o,b., o! ,hs ineunbants declared uncon.
,.I,,tjOn,l The Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Of the United S:a!ss, the
ls,uudgSeEG wss reckless enough 10
,nits. /, d puch previous nidiscretidns
ia, syr,lYa.e contemp: when in due
e,u.s Of m.il the cnatenp. comes along.
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i,aa.isplfcaut fact that while lawyers
-, I,e,ly .,pfe.sirs opinions adverse 10
A.. sr,r,ue Cou,! in liz action In the
I.,,,,arycsR E contempt case, they arc
,.r e,,eIal TO Rdd, "0t course | don't
.t.. M n,uu uled." These gentlemen
n,,t.ics b,i,ts the ba, Of that coart. Now
: ,,,u that can leriiy the bar and tho
p,,,. ia usa. power within its jarisdie-
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Tue statute which ptoyid.s how and in
what cases the courts ol Wes. Virginia
may punish for contempt, no: only ahu's
ont constructive contempt, bu. lilnits tie
sulishuen. to $50 ice or ten days itnpris.
Olneat. The Supreme Court fined one Of
The lSTgiLlGgSc8s respondents hall, and
the other six timesp the statutory fine.
lsIOIlOws that it'd much cheaper to com.
nit sp actual contempt, DO Boms,hing
highly offensive in the presence Of the
esgt tbs; will obstruct Its proceedings,
hra'il:e lis dignity aud obs.ruc. the
eaas, o. justice. 1ha! 10, i. would be
cheaper Il the couh were TO admit that the
4s. oi I,es;slaturc hss any binding etfec.
upal that bedy. The punishment was
limited for wise and reasonable puypose,
tie Legislature we'll knowing tbs! the
pnsiun oi cour. might lead it 10 savage
eytleVea, - nv.
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I.lgnn's Letter,

Dosros, July 9.-A Washington ,apeclal
slysi Gen. logan iolfsraphsd to-day, to
Blaine that his letter Of acceptance was
ready and desired to know when Mr..
Blaine prop,sed to Issue HE, 80 he might
make his public at the same time. Logan'a
letter in addition 10 formal acceptance Of
the nomination will treat upon the resul,a
accomplished by tho war, and urge tho nvcer.
sity ui maintaining the came in accordance
with the principles involved In tha. Btrux.
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clustering by the Kelly minority, whi,h
waited a teces, but |. was voted doy n
seyeral slmea. I- L-- :. =.


r,. SLY poooE.
= =" aa'n cochran, tho Tammsny or,c'r,
no,.,,, .n,as speeeh osiensibly In steopdin2 III
nomination .".,,,' Of Judge Thurman, but IN
,s",, 'y 70 s,ve MS reasons against tho nom.
nsn,,a ,"r,Un ol oItyeland' lie begged the con-
en,oa ro,... hos a. oso before the country with an
apY.osy ~ lot tlls e,nduc! ol yesterday. VIII, n
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1nAT resolution which proposes to tc.
peal al Republican lcsalation tending to
'Psupesiz, labor" ought by all means to
Do pot in the platform. II the Rspuo.
!'can pas!y hss dOna anything CT the kind
II cannot he leo teyerely rsbuksd. And
II as Democratic House hxd only though.
10 POia! out Bome Of ,ha. leSisIa.ion and
repeal it, 10 IN as the House could, that
would have ~! tho Democratic Conven.
lion III boiler foa:l!on 10 reSuke The 10.
publican party.
Perhaps the Republican party has not
AvednP to The full measure Of It's oppor.
traite:; perhaps 1t could have dono more
'hSa It hss doat for labor and icr Tho gen.
eas welfare; bat grea. ai lis aims Of omia.
Mon may hSya bssu, Bslflnl as i. may have
bcea in What lthss doas, it has conferred
mora and greater benefits upon tho com.
mon people than any party since the ioun.
daslon Of the Republic. I.liiteG four mil.
iioni q laoo'ins people out Of the degrsia.
ton oi hereditary scrvitude, and made
them free. When /. did this It added dig.
nisy to the labor Of every white man and
took from hina lIsve competitor. = ,{-
The satitF legislation Of tho Republican
. Pafiy *a' a 'esa'n to the protective princi
PIE, which began with tho moro 'perlecl
union," which was written in The pre-
aniolo oi the second not OF the fits. Con
sress, which until 1916 was never omitted
many tA'itf legislation, md which, e1csp
from 1916 tt 1860, has never been lcss Sigh
Olaf any limsss7ce the Government. Of til,
Union began. By other lesislstion-Chi
nese Immigration, the homestead 'ant
o:her land laws. the eight i:our law ant
tho like-she Republican party i,,s lcgis
lated for lhe common pOnple, which mean,
The people," who make the GoyeInmen
and lor whom It exlsss. yff
II the Democratic party shall q! an,
sime como Into power 1t is 10 behoped thu
twill do even better than this. |. move
hn done 8, well. -
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Rrrurs,s Nsu nMixn.

LoSnos, July 0--Tho Pail Mall Gazette
says that france and Portugal have con.
eiudsd, a second treaty saairss China, by
which, FfAncs.is- allowed to- mako 4haclg
tie bass oi land attack upon Canton. In
return for this. France will unite in acsicn
with Portugal! to compel China 10 IT cogniz,
iscao aa Portuguese territory, which China
has 1i!heIto ratussd. Macao Is at the en-.
trance Of the Canton river, nbout seventy
miles S. S. E. eaB. Of the City o! Canton,
and on peninsula oi the Island oi Hacao.
It Is a Portuguese Hettlomen:, and has a
population Of about 10000. !, The Porlu.
gucso claim the place on tho ground that
It was given to them In 1880 by the Chi.
ness Emperor In return for services which
they rendered him against pirates.
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TilETnURnAN noon
Btrengih-AdJournmrnf To-

Gatherirg Btrengih-AdJournm To.
lrgr5 dsy Possible,
CHICAGO, July Red bandana hanrlker.
ohlela around high white hats was the
polllirsl rage Tonight lIaadreds OF er.
tausiaat'c admirera Of Thurman display, i
this badge aiter the adjournment Of the
Convention, raradlng through the hotel
corridors and cheering for the 'O.d
R,man." Those who have entered upou
tho cnnyass In bis behalf, claim that he hrs
developed strength In many unexpected
quarters outside ol 0aio, but ack nowledved
that his own State was still divided. L,
was declared that that California, Texas
aud Georgia could be relied 10 cast a uoljd
vote ior him and that Kentucky ard
Indiana would follow in the event Carlisle
anu Mcdonald developed B,rerg b, and
that portion Of Massachu,s!ts--iud he
the Dsyatd strength In the South could llso
be relied upon. - -"
The open attack made upon Cleveland
by Tammsny, however, is b,iuy urcsd
as an argument In ClevsIand's favor, and
three Illinois delegates who have been uu.
decided wore announced Tor Cleveland
tonight. Il IL urged upon the Western
and Southern delegates that Tanmsny |
shonld not bs allowed to poin. on. The |
road Tor the Democracy. On the other
hand two more votes In IoTs have fallen |
OIL from Cleveland, and whils strong sf. |
lori is being made with ihu delegation to
vote golidly on the tirs. ballot for Cltve.
land, 1t ls nov ststel he will only have 10
rotts.. The air Of the Cleveland people,
however, fs one great confidence. Tney
say II necessary they can nominate him
on tho first ballot, aud ctr.sinly on the
second; that all tf psnuaylvanis and a
p,ttlon oil New Jeis:y will como 10 him
whaueyar the tign 10 given. @
The Bayard and Mep,aa'd people are
proceeding very quietly and nothing new
haa been outwArdly developed in their
CANVAS.
The statement tha. Butler VA, ont Of The
race is denied by Judge Abbott, chairman
Of the Massachusetts, delegation. lie would
not say that Gsnslal Batter. would be-
placed In nomination tomorrow, but would
say positively lha: he had no. been with.
drawn. ~ z17'
Tomorrow ex-senator WALLACE, Of Penn
ssyivanis, will make the nominating spsech
Tor Randall. -
II no hitch occurs on the tariff plank
balloting Is expected to commsuce very
carly in the session and X the ctlims OF the
cleveland managers gre -,liah!e adjourn
neat during ths day is possible.
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TAMMANl'3 PROTEST


Against .thc NominKttnn OF Cleveland.
~ An FScitins hrrnr. Esf
Thor. i. Grady, oi NeS 1ort, :aen camp
10 the Ilatictm. The peint Of order vss
raised that unless M. Grsdy was going, 10
second T. nomination he was cut Of order,
bai' 'tiIa Cha!:: oyestatet tue point and said
that Ro he had recognised Mr.. Grady III, t
gsntlansn must bO heayj. .,sisf
Mr.. Grady then proceeded to addle,s
the convention. lie sa!t that be? should
DO glad to second Mr.. Cleyslaud's nomins.
ton except that he knew that gentlemen
couldn's carry the State Of Nsw York, The
sure end unerring ttS! Of that fact was that
the last Democratic Convention Of New
York was equally divided agains. him and
tho dclegates'al.larso were equally divided
between his iriendu and opponents. At
this point Mr.. Bragg, Of wisconsln, rcso
TO- make point oil order, bnt his voice
was drowned by ehopts and yells from tho
galleries. Alter thetc WA sonlu degree OF
order Mr., bragg stated his point 10 DO that
the ordsr Of bueincss was the nomination
and seconding Of candidates. G.s..
= The Chairman said tbst 8 similar point
Of order had been made In the Ut. Louis
convention and Sustained, but he had
been Disposed TO be exceedingly leaiea. In
nlloEing The coursa OF tslnarks, uupposlng
tia. Mr.. Grady would como 10 tho point o.
making nomination. but unlesa be wal
abont TO dose the Chair would bo obliged
10 sustain the point Of order. - ~
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That although Riddle and McsIullin did
not overdraw tho accounts in their re.
HpectiyG names, they wero ps.t;es 10 the az.
eonuts kn9xn AZ I'LL 4 Co., D. Wilson &
%. aud Watson & Co., and each cf them
personally drew mp said accounts or sons
Of them. That the money then overdrawp
was used By the deiendants to purchase oil
upon margins, With rull Enowledss that
i sns Al improper use oil the money depos.
ited IN the banI ; hat the money Vas so used
witEou. tho knowledge Of the Hoard ol nj,
rec,ora Of the bsnk or aay authority from
he b,ard, and with the full knoyleJ.s
lhst the money couii not be !etpraad esSs
Upon the contingency Of ibe cosapls,e sue.
cess o theiT afhe4e 10 bull the oil market; !;
thH. said echeme was not successful, none
oil Tho ,uoney was raturGad, hu. tho whole
amount lost to ibs bank, which BY reason
thereof bec;ms and is insoIvent. :as :
Tho ccur! lhaae an oFIcs allowing the
csplsa Ia lssnn mud Grsd tho bail In tho
G,sss oil ". y Riddle and G. L. Rsiber at
$4,000 aud $1,000 each in the case Il tho
n,hhya .-a -. l.- i. .. g..ar =. T. - -
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GENERAL tleEP
On INC Sttun;fan-Ite Tbinhs Jycyt Wv.
ginin will do Hrnv.,,..,,

-" a"ihhh West Ylrs
ginin will do Hrpp,siicnu.
Special DLlasca TO u. InltIlicc.oy. r..
WASHINGTON, D. G., july 0-G,,s,,,
God IN an interview with Your corre,popd.
Ont said: 20. course We have no. bocnn
our campaign in West Virginia ret, but
bihine'snomin hes sraiaed considerable
enthusiasm In West Virginia, and from
now until tho day OF election the R,publi.
eau psrerglh will increasu in tho State.
Roasona 7 Why the seasons are obyioun.
Whatever natural wealth tho State hrs lies
in tho ealt, coal and iron deposits
and timber. 70 destroy these interests
would be TO impoyelish the Stale. To
vote Ter Democratic free trader mcaan 10
place these on the iree Tit. To vote for
Blaine means to protect them, and iusures
the fostering ef the industries arising rom
the resurcea OF the State. OF course Blaine
Is popular. Then too, be has A very la,ps
circle oil personal irienda among the bes.
people oil the State, both Democrs.s and
Republicans, who will all work for him. I
do not doubt he will carry the s.sle.
"iee," he continued, "and he will GARY
other Southern States too. think he can
certainly carry Tennessee and North Caro-
llus."
"How about New York and slassachu
Hst.s WAS asked Pu
eu.Tster to the Independent move.
ment. I! is dying out. There never wsz
any doub: abou! Dlaine'a carrying Ms,,a.
ehusctta IA. Tor Now York, look n. Tho
condition the Democrats arc In, tn. IN.
dependent tol. is insignificant com,,rsd
to the loss the Democrats will sustain II
Cleveland Is nominated, a7d thew viii fn.
thousands oil votes anyhow. Kelly csn,t
hold his men in line. lie can lead them M
only BY following them. 1 toll Won n
tremendous s!emen! which Ia psin,aI,v
Democratic will 80 to Blaine in sn;lo n
everything Tho leaders can do.n
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FosE o! our siAIr exchanges hsv1 suggested ar,
JAsEtK, u Nhlellug ns ule VI thu eau l.date,
N EtcinrsfLir,e. lnlI EJSge tlUn meets cur
htttTcJ5tnneGCu Ar. ieE's nuininktion would
AiSlugs cae.-trrIi9a tLuHiy Journal.
This aaa ether similar expressions o!
kindly feeling ara very gratifying to tho
IMEluGESrEE, which hss bad some hand
il snrsiug up iu The way aathould 20 the
gen,lsma1 rr!esICl to. II it shall please
The rmy,o plaza NJ, Frew or the electoral
tcke. the lsIELuGgScEE viii piomias not
10 Dol. bio nomination. The many friends
through the STATE who have written to this
oaica on this subject will ki: :dly accept
this IS reply 10 their inquiries.
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