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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-11
ArOund eypsum City.

The school entertainment ct Pliny,
alluded to In my last letter, under the
MANAGEMENT Of Chas. n. Johnston,
the teacher In that district, was q
success. It was creditabte alike 10
the teacher and scholars. The per-
fOrnlances were almost universally
good and to discriminate might APP
pear lnvidiOus. The children's con-
cert pieces were well rendered aud
indicated careful training and drill.
Mrs. Roberts rendered the Bridal
Winecup" with good effect; dot
Band" by PreseO was we'll received,
and the A. b. e. duet by Mrs. Bates
and Harry Roberts was well rendered.
Miss Thomas, McCOuns, Tressin and
the Lehman girls did good acting
Miss Ella AmOs having been sick
was unable TO take part the minstrel
boys, mostly members Of the night
school, performed well In the play OF
the "Emigrants," Will Oaks As Sam,
and Ed. WheelOek a. Joe, were almost
inimitable but for real downright,
good, natural playing, Master Char
lev Spellman was accorded the first
place Of credit; the presence Of the
Gypsum band, led by Jonathan
lAhAltft WIS Mcn nppNcCAatcu lHDAo
W ere not less than five hundred per-
son present and | believe especial
good order was maintained; Mr..
Johnston Is q modest, unselfish man,
and would prefer that his scholars
should have all the credit no doubt
they deserve much for their atten-
tiveness and industry We see q cont
pany Of soldiers marching, ,maneuvre-
ing and moving as one man, aud we
accord them great credit, but we
forget the drill master who has spent
pays Of patient labor la teaching
them parents feel satisfied with the
results attained by their children but
II they would visit the school room
Oftener they would appreciate the la
bOrs Of the teacher better than they
do the teacher that assists the parent
in educating, training and qualifying
their child for the duties Of life Is de-
serving Of more than merely the
money that IL paid rs wages. A cor
dial vote OF thanks was given Mr..
Johnston by the patrons OF the school.
Wheat prospects are better than
they were two weeks ago
Corn planting will probably
terminate this week. AGRICteLA.
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THR Presbyterian church In Wash
ington, Of which DE. Sunderland ls
pastor, is now Faeked by an interne-
cine war, which is watched with in
tsrest. It Is the church which Presi-
dent Cleveland has deIgned 10 honor
with his attendance. whenever his
excelleacy has . church-gOing spirit
upon him. This fact, Of course, great
ly increases the ehureh's popularity,
and has made it q popular resort Of
the fashionable people-thOugh stu
ated in an unfashionabls part Of the
city. But, h0FrOrsl Fred Douglas
and his white wife have been attend
ing the church lately, and . revolt is
already dlsceFnibIe. The attendance
has commenced falling OF. Il is, there
fore, something Of q question which
will finally triumph: the prestige Ofthe
Presidents attendance, OF the pFeju-
dice against race and color and mls-
cegenatiOn. The fAshIOnables will
wage . bitter war over this question
by the side Of which q European war
viii pale into inslgnihcancs. 1t has
come to . pretty pass when the pres
ence Of an able. dignlfied and cult
waited cOlOred gentleman and his wife
cannot be endured In q church which
Is supposed 10 preach salvation 10 all
men, black a. well as white, and
should shake the organization to its
center-and all this In the presence Of
the Chief Magistrate Of . Republic
which boasts Of ils equal rights fol
ali
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bridge, presented Us = large catfish
Sunday. Many thanks.
Our Assaria fiddler FatheF aston
lsbsd the string band Friday evening.
even the danceFs stopped 20 listen 70
the awful racket. Professor DOdds
would have tainted had Il not been
Cor friend who handed bin . glass
Of elder. The sounds reminded us Of
. pig caught under a gate.
The committees appointed 70 take
charge Of the Fourth Of July eelebFa-
ton are now at work and the people
Of this township may look fOE . grand
time on that day.
We made q flying trip 10 Gypsum
creek Saturday afternoon, 10 company
/ with DR.. Bradley. In the course Oi
conversation we learned that the doc
tor, during the last twelve months
had driven Il, 300 miles. that be aver
aged 100 miles per day for ten success
sive weeks and that bis biggest day.
| drive was $50 miles We will ventur'
the assertion that there is not RnOthe
physician In the county that eaI
show such = record.
Conductor Leslie was on deck agaii
Monday morning.
I'D. Dunn took 3 trip TO Bayarii
Sunday and reports fair prospect 10
wheat In that vicinity.
We want every man, woman an
child In the township 10 be Is Assari
on the Fourth day Of July. The eagl
will begin 10 scream about 10 O'elOcl
a M. Non NONEN.
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Cure For Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbOr
ing organs. At times, symptoms OI
indigestion are present, a. fiaiuleneyr
uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture. like preparation, producing
n very disagreeable Itching, after get
ting warm, Is q very common attend
ant. Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield at once 10 the application
Of DIR. BOsankO's Pile Remedy which
acts directly upon the parts affected
absorbing the TumOrs, allaying the
intense Itching, and affecting n per
manent cure. Price so cents. Ad-
dress, The DR.. BOsankO Medicine Go.
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Oscer Seitz. n
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PIIsa

Piles are frequently preceded by 4
sense Of weight In the back, lOins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some az
TeetiOn Of the kidney or neighbor
organs. At times, symptoms Of indi
gestiOns are present, as fiatulency, un
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like perspiration, producing
q very disagreeable itching, particu
larly after getting warm In bed, is a
very common attendant. Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield al
once to the application OF DR. BOsankO's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOr, allaying the intense itching,
and efiecting permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces disability but try Il aud
be cured. Price 80 cents. Ask your
druggist for IL, and when you cannot
obtain IL Of him, we will send u, pre-
paid, on receipt Of price. Address
The DR. BOSankO Medicine Co, Pip 2
Ohm. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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An Ordinance relatins % licenss iaxes on uaxona
and other Eehicies transporting merrkandi.e OF
Passengers for pay
Be Il ordained by the Mayor and
COUHciiBieH Of the city Of lSalina,
Kansas.
Sac. l. That on and aner July Ist, isss, Il
shall b. nnlauiul for any Per.on or persons o.
use OF ruu any wagon, drly. carriage. omnibus,
cart o. other rhicie, propelled by animal poser
Tor the transportation of passrusrrs. o. of mer-
chandse of any Kind description Tor pay, within
the u lis of this city ithout having dTst oh
tanned a iccnse therefor fron The ciiy rouneil.
prutidei, however. that the provisions ~ ihia Or
dinaucr shall not apply % The uunrrs OF proprie
tors Of lirrry siahlss in the city reniing run
ning teams With or aiihaut drivers Tor The trana-
IortHiion ot persons riding for pleasure. heallh
ur aInt1srnieut
sEc. . The amoant 10 b. paid for . iicrn.s un-
der this ordinance shall De- Al the rate Of tHrnty.
Eve dollars per annum. for each vehirir above
named bat no icrusr shall b. grantad Tor less
than twelve aud so-iuo dollars. Earh person q
whom lirense = granted aud issu-d shall terp
The nuinlirT Of his said lcra-c on his Vehicle in
sniae conspicuous plarr, during az the time thai
sai vehicle y used fnr tha Transportation of pas
ssne,rs or mershandise ior pay as Aforesaid.
The city cleTk shall Keep rurorl of all licenses
issued under this uriinAncc, and shall number
them In ths ordrr In Uhich they are issued.
SEu. s. Any iioense issued under the Provisions
ui this ordinance niay b. revoked % the city
council. iuf misconduct or other sufhciunt cause
the part ut the f'craon to whom a Vas issued.
sEc. T. Evvry lvrsou Who shall at as driver
or solicn employment for any vehicle vi hich i
not licensed Aforesaid, aud any prrsou uho
shall yoaie any OF ihr provisions OF this ordinance
shall be- deeiuri guilty Of uiis,l-iueanor. and
uIuu conviction thereof shall b. punished bT =
dne oi not les than three nor more than twenty
duliars, Tor every such ahrnse
Src. d. This oriinanrr shall take edsct and b
In force trotu ani after ~ puhiirziion the SA-
ANA GoUsrY Joe ENat-
Approved June /. tss5.
lsEtLl WILLIS BRISTOL. Mayor.
hereby certify that the above Is a true and
correct copy Of thr iginai urliuanrr pass-d By
the ceuuciluirn OF the city of salina, on the
isi day OF June. lss,
Attesi--
EE BOWEN
f'ffv fTark
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WHAT has become Of that valiant
band Of men which was 70 have come
together In Topeka, and lay the plans
for the formation OF the Rssubmiss-
ion Party. The newspaper men who
were alleged TO be at the bottom Of
the movement put In = good deal Of
time gTunting and grOwllng, but that
II all it amounts 10. Their lOng-Wlnd-
ed articles about the failure Of pro-
hibltlOn, nobody pretends to read
any more. IL they do, they cannot
conceive Of any necessity for the for
nation Of q new party upon the
strength Of them. THERE'S no cOnvine-
ing argument In the aforesaid labOred
editorials 10 prove It. It looks very
much a. II prohibition had come to
stay, Notwithstanding the grOWlers
call it q failure. IL Ia party question
no longer The Democrats begin to
favor II a. we'll ~ Republicans. Pro-
hibitiOn has been enough Of a success
to put an end 10 any general pFeva-
lence Of the open salOOn-the crown
ing evil Of the whisky trafic. That
in itself Is q long step towards flnsl
prohibition. But, 10 change the sub
ject-we ask again what has become
Of that Resubmisslon party move
ment? Are the Democrats too pig
headed TO be drawn into the venture ?
Can't the ResubmisslOn Republicans
again draw the wool over their eyes {?
Won't the Democrats "eatch on" p
vulgarly speaking. Is Il possible that
there Is no chance Of union between
the groWlers and the Democratic
party? 1t must be sO-else we should
hear again Of personal liberty" In
the same stentOTian tones as during
the Click era.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-11

Allow q cough 90 run until Il gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh it will wear away"
but 10 most cases it wears them away.
Could they be induced TO try the sue
cessfui medicine called Kemp's Bal
sain, which We sell on a positive guar
antee tO cure, they would Immediate
ly see the excellent effect after taking
the lirst d,lse. Price zoe. and $l.Wl
Trial size free. J. J. Purcell. ..
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nEnEaAI naANT,s RnnK

New YORK. June g. The Com
Biercidi Advertiser publishes nearly a
page OF EXTRACTS from General
Grants Personal Memoirs" which
will he published within a few
months The first volume j. com
pleted and the second nearly So
The extracts given show the work to
he written in terse and sturdy Anglo.
Saxon with here aud there a touch Of
quiet humOr The dedication is Ia fac
sinlile Of the generals manuscript
and read rs follows:
These volumes are dedicated tn
the American soldiers aud sailors,
u. \. Grant, New York, May %, 1885,
He begins by saying that he Is uf
American stock ON both sides far
many generations. He gives Anec-
dOtes Of his boy hood; Of his appoint
ment to West Point through the
influence Of Hon. ThOs. Morris,
congressman from Ohio; tells the
circumstances under which he first
saw General Scott and President
Van Buren, contrasts the personal
characteristics Of Generals Scott and
Taylor; gives q copy Of hts letter 10
Adjutant General Thomas, dated
Galena, ILL.,. May "a, 1851, Offering
his services to the United States,
aud suggesting that he thought him
self competent 10 take command Of q
regiment. This letter was never
answered aud wss fora long time lost
among the papers OF the war Office.
speaking Of his first battle In the
civil war, he says: "As we approach
ell the brow Of The hill from which Il
was expected we could see Harris
camp, and possibly find his men
ready formed 30 meet us, my heart
kept getting higher aud higher, until
it felt 90 me as though Il was In my
throat. / would have given anything
then 10 have been back IN Illinois, but
] had not the moral courage 10 halt
aud consider what 10 do. l kept right
on and when we reached q point from
which the valley below was In full |
view halted. The place where |
Harris had been eneamped few days |
before was still there, and the marks /
Of . recent eneampment were plainly |
visible, but the troops were gone. |
Ny heart resumed Its place. lt oe-
CURED 10 me at once that Harris had |
been as much afraid Of me as had |
been Of him. This was q view Of the |
question / had never taken before,
but e was one I never forgot AFTER
wards. From that event 20 the close /
Of the war / never experienced trept- /
dstion upon confronting an enemy"
OF the battle Of Shiloh he refers 10
his article IN the CENTURY and his re-
marks IN it IN regard to General A.
McCOOk, which caused 90 much pub
lie comments. He tells OF the long
march Of the day before over muddy
roads BY General MeCOOk's division,
and Of its conspicuous acts Of gallan-
try on the day Of the battle, and con-
elndes Ia these words
''I refer 70 these circumstances with
because did General
MeCOOk an injustice In my article 10
The Century. though not to the extent
Dne would suppose from the public
Dress. / am not willing 70 do any
lne an Injustice. 10 convinced that
have done one am always willing
10 make the fullest admission" He
ellis Of General Lees surrender and
axes occasion On the course Of it 20
Explode The famous story Of the aur-
'snder under the apple tree.
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For some time it has been known
30 be the intention Of the no. Pa, %
build line Of rOad through Kansas
% the mountains, TO start from some
point on the NJ. X. q T.. which runs
southeast from Junction CITY. The
proposal b start from Junction CITY
has been abandoned and White CITY,
twenty-five miles south Of Junction
City, OF Cuuncil Grove, twenty miles
south OF White City, has been deter
mined 1pOn as the starting point for
the new line. Tuesday evening last
a meeting uf the business men % this
place, which was attended By Messrs.
Case, Culbertson and Gordon, ~ Abb.
lene. r. Tufts and d. ls. COolbauRh
were appointment 20 20 10 Sc. Louis
in cemnny with q committee Of abb
lene men, % coafeT with the officials
q The no. Pa and lay before them
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Clears out rats, mice, rOaehes, flies,
ants. bedbugs.
Rough on cOrns."
Ask for Wells "ROugh on Corns. ."
l5e. Quick complete cure. Hard on
sOft eOFns, warts, buniOns.
HeaFt Pains"
PalpItatiOn. DrOpsical Swelllngs,
Dizziness, Indigestion, Headache,
Sleepleasness, cured by Wells Health
Renewer.
Bucha Paiba.
Quick, cUnplete cure, all Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Seald-
Ing, Irritation, Stone, Gravel, Ca
tarTh Of Bladder. 81. Druggists.
BodBuss, Files
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, ROpheTs, ehipmuuks, cleared
out By Though on Rats. l5c.
Thin People.
wells Health Renewer," restores
health snd yigOF, cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
Rough on Pain"
Cures cholera, collie, cramps.
dlaFrhBa, aches, pains. sprAlns, head
ache, neuralgia. rheumatism. 3lc.
Rough on Pain Plasters, IS.
RaothsFs.
IfyOu are falling, broken. worn out
and nervous, use wells Health Re
newer" 81. Druggists.
Life PFeseFVeF.
II you are losing your grip on life,
try fWells' Health ReneWer." Goes
direct 20 weak spots.
Rough On Piles"
Cures Piles or HemOFrhOids, Itch.
ing, PrOtFuding, Bleeding, Internal
or other. Internal and External
remedy in each package. Sure cure.
50 C. Druggists.
Pretty vsomen.
Ladies' who would retain freshness,
and vivaeity. Don't fail 10 try
"Wells' Health RensWer."
Rough on Itch"
"Rough on Itch" cures humOrs,
FingWOrm, tetteF, salt
frosted feet, ehillblains.
Rough On cataFFh"
Correcls offensive 0dOrs at once
Complete cure Of worst chronic eases
also unequaled - gargle for Dip
iberia. Sore Threat, Foul Breath. soc
The Mere of the Hation-
Children, slow in development,
puny, seraWny and delicate, use
e Wells Health ReneWer."
oataETh oETho Bladder
Singing, irritation, Inflammation,
81 kinds Of Kidney and urinary CON-
plants, cured by "Buehu Palba." ei'
water BuRs Reaches.
Rough on Rats. Clears them out
also Beetles. Ants
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THERE is talk Of a strong, organized
effort being made 10 defeat Senator
Edmunds' reelection 30 the Senate
The opposition, ~ reported, Is based
on his alleged Indifference towards
the Republican National Ticket at the
last Presidential election, which not
only affected Blaine's chances, bat
that Of other candidates in Vermont
and Otner portions Of the country.
Edmunds seems to be strongly en-
trenehei In Vermont ;-still revenge
is sweet, aud the sufferers may be
able 70 undermine the giants strength.
His term expires Ia March 1857. The
Senatorial election takes place In
lSSg.
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ASssria HsnL

DR.. Knox has extended his aide
walk south 10 the end Of his lots.
Happy thought.
The AEsaFla Cornet Rand was treat
ed 20 lee cream Sunday by Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman, On acknowledgment
ola serennde given them some three
weeks ago. The boys enjoyed them
selves hugely.
DR.. Bradleyis father, who hss besn
visiting his son for about . Week, took
the train for his home in Albany, N.
4, Friday evening. He seemed highly
pleased with this part Of KRnsas.
There vas q social dance at the fur
niture store Friday evening. The
Dodds string band Furnished the
muaie.
Mr.. Peter OlsOn, living near the
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Two panasrou, Seasons

Spring aud fall are times when ~
many people get sick. The changes
In the weather are severe On feeble
persons, and even those naturally
strong are apt, as they say, Ito he
feeling miserable" Then they are
just iD condition 20 he struck down
with some kind of a fever A bottle
or two OF Parker's Tonic will invigor.
ate the digestion. put the liver, Kid
neys and blond in perfect order, and
prevent more seriuus attacks. why
sufirr, aud perhaps die, when so SIM
pie a medicine will save you? Good
for 10th sexes and all ages. Is lmu
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SOMEBODY thinks that with Judge
Foraker ~ the candidate for Govern.
or, Ohio will he safe for the Repub-
llcsns. We venture the opinion that
Judge or Colonel, or General or any.
body else, or even a man who is 30
unfortunate ~ to have no title, can be
elected Governor of Ohio, on the Re
publican ticket-if the Republicans
keep united. Ohio, really, is not n
doubtful state. The Republican sen
timent-lf not mixed up la side is
sues, or uprOOted by party quarrels-
isOverwhelming enough % place
Ohio In the column OF sure-enOugh
Republican States.
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QUITE a move Is being made for the
appointment Of Mr.. YOrkstOn, the
old Campbell press man, to the posi-
tion of Public Printer. Should
Rounds be removed (which should
not Occur-as the Office was never filled
by a more competent person). York
ston's appointment would certainly
suit a large portion Of the newspaper
fraternity. He is a superb gentleman
and a skilled printer.
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Proposals for the locallon Of re HoFih-
Hall kanaaa Cnllann.


Al The Last session o. TIE Northwest Kansas
Confsrenoe ofthe ~ & Church, tie Trustees d
the proposed Northvest Kansas College we're 40,
ihorized 70 lneais said college.
We therefore invlie proposals for ne locaiioI
Of the Northwest Kansas Coliegs from any heees
sible place wlihin the bounils Of The Northwest
Eansas Conierenes. aud Ein srsfslly consider
each and every proposal without hvor or partial
iiy, on the following eonditi01E
The piaes proposing must pay the expense o.
the Trustees In looking over their site before 10
eating the eollese.
The proposal must also couiain q ruarahtei
that q suitable building uorth Boi less than
twenty-five Thousand dollars ts2snool and 90
less than ten Qol acres o. land. shah BE- donaiet
70 the Trustees Of the Northwest Kansas Csllege
and rcady for the use by Aug. IS, issB, on eondi
ton that the Trustees establish 8 college therein
By sept. 3oih. 1856. and maintain the sane. an
sndOv if with sum equal 10 the cost Of the build
ing donated. within tvO yoaIs aner commence
menL
All proposals 10 be sent 20 Rer A. n. See
salina, Kansas. by July :. lSSS.
A. n. SEE. Secretary
Boanl Of Trustees North rest Kans. Coliere
salina, Kansss jane 6, lsSs.
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the really unparalleled advantages Of.
fered by q route west from White
City via Abilene. solomon City and
Lincoln Center 10 some point on the
Central branch, probably bull City.
-LfReOla Csster Beacon
Now that the Missouri Pacific Il
liable to 50 back on salIna and juno
tlOn City Il is allowable for these two
cities 10 come together on some pro
Jet which viii cut OF Abilene.
What does Junction ay?
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GOVERNMENT LAND is becoming
scarce in Osborn county. The 40 and
6O acre tracts are no longer despised,
but are being rapidly taken up, and
even land 40 rough that there is bare
ly tillahIe ground enough on It to en'
able the settler TO come within the
laws, Is being hOmesteaded by par
ties contemplating embarking in the
slnrk lEsinrss.
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A new light thrown on the subject
Of Consumption by DR.. Wagner
Kemp. diseOvereF Of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs. A remedy
that has proved Itself to be 3 res
nlArkable compound. Il does lie
work thoroughly stopping q hack
ing cough instsnily. Sold by J. J.
Purcell. Price Soc. and 81. Trial
size Free. Get one. =
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Publication Notice No. 1858

LAna Oass Al s.lina, Kaa.ss. Juns u, issA
NoTICE q HEEEuT aTTEu hat he fall1uing-
namet Hettier has Sled n0iles CHI lniensioa %
make enal proef IN suPpgft u hll elaiu, and that
MI PToaf Ulll b made hafore Register and Be-
csiEsf, e Halina. KE1sla, on Aug. Is, lai, via:
Jskn A. Petersen, b. 3. 1151t Tor The " a.,
See. Il, Tp. n. R-1W.
He uames TIE blloulng wit1sasgI % prove Bis
couttnuou1 reaidenco upan, and elltlFation %
SD lad, riEs I'd. 1ohnacu, % BgiiEeForie. /.
Kaaas ana HslleeTg, 81 LlnisbsfE. kans-
L.0ais ThslandsF, Sohn Ihslanier. q ealiua-
beFE, KaBa- !. n H0psE, Register.
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THE people Of this Union are too
patriotic 10 endorse an administration
which hOnors with its appointments
such men "a Higgins, the tOrturer OF
Union prisoners; Kelly, LawtOn,
Montgomery. blackburn, Hanna, and
uther notoriOusly conspicuous enemies
Of the Union. This the present sd
minisiration will fully realize long
before lSSs.
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THE President has issued his pro
clamation that he will accept no in
vitaiions TO college commandments.
There are two or three reasons why
ne should do so. The college is not
popular with his party, and his own
appearance ON the rOstrum at a col
lege commencement would be a. much
out Of place as the presence Of a col
lege president behind a bar at q
rRrn 0nffrsn