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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12
LOCAL BRBVIIIES.

Eugene Walker, negro with bad repu-
tatiun was locked up at the statiOn-hOuse
yesterday on the charge Of as,aulting com
panion with a railroad coupling pin.
Frank Burns, suspicious character, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Conway for
trying To dispose Of a number of pistols
Burns failed 20 give a good account of him
self and was locked up.
Following are the numbers that drew the
capital prizes in the Louisiana State lottery
yesterday: No. 81 ,427 $500, 900, y, OPS $780,
0y5, 4i,5i5, $4,000; 1857, $4,000 6lGl7,
$1,000 62,3l5, $4,000.
A barbecue and bran dance was given last
night by Charles LcClcrc at his home in
south Memphis, in honor of his daughter.
There were many guests, and IL proved n
happy affair in all respects.
Up to midnight the police arrested twenty
five people guilty Of the following violations
OF the city ordinances: Seven for keeping
gambling-houses, five for street walking two
for drunkenness, four for disordcrly con
duct and eight for misdemcanors.
Thomas Allen, the river mate, who tried
10 wipe up the loyee with Patrolman
Clastainc, was fined S25 by Judge MADDEN
yesterday. Mark Saddlcr the Young man
charged with aiding Allen, proved that he
| intcrlcrcd ia behalf Of peace aud was dis.
charged.
The word Democratic" Is so famil
lar TO TnE ArPgAL's compostols that
! II crcpt into the reprint of tho
| Republican circular in Yesterday,
issue, the result being shocking
| "bull." The scrccd was the work Of ia,
county Republican mot Dcmocratic) com
mittcc, Of course.
On the 18th, 18th and 10Th instant Louis
| Vile will be the scene Of q grand Knights o
! Pythas celebration, parade and competitiv,
| drill Ol the uniformed divisions Special in
| yitaiion has been extended 10 knights Of thi,
| city II is understood that the Memphis Sin
| Knights will effect final arrangements thi,
| Thursday evening to attend in a body and
railroads have kindly offered special rates.
George Nelson, Colorcd carried To the sta
tiOn-hOuse at midnight Willie Harris,
| small colorcd boy whom he ARRESTED ut IN,
| Kansas city junction for throwing rocks in
10 the Greenwood church (colorcdl one %
! the missiles struck a member of the cOngrc
| cation, lobe Mcrhcrson, in the mouth, in
| ilicting quite an ugly cut Nelson gave the
! police descriptions Of several other boys VIII,
lac claims were implicated in the lombard
mcnt.
| Bob Lee and Thomas Williams were fine,
| so apiece In the police court yesterday To-
| raising row in The Mansion" Kitti,
| Shannon. the young woman who. Il i al
! legged, caused the trouble, was mulctcd o
| 50 for using offensive language 10 Onlcc
Russell who made the arrests. Ice was ar
rested again last evening ON warran
changing him with assault and batter,
upon Harry llartic, painter Lee put
forfeit Tor his appearance at the police cour
| this morning.
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Tho rroubi. settled.

To the Eiitnf oi The Appeal
Please permit us space In your interesting
columns to report the proceedings II meet
ing called 10 investigate the trouble. hereto.
fore published In your paper, existing In the
First baptist church Of BARTLETT, Tenn. The
meeting was composed Of a majority Of tho
church members and a council II eight rep.
rrscntatiye ministers aud seven delegates
from sister churches. Tho ministers council
nnd church, having invest gated the matter In
which q small minority of the church bocom.
ing dissatisfied with their pastor, A. Blue. ~.
strained him further occupying the pulpit,
diapprpycd such q course aud declared the
majority under Rev. A. blue ~ the real
church. Aud said council ignorl the exist.
cncc oi the minority - the true church aud
severed from fellowship with other churches
all minlsicr. who accept the call IT the mi
nouty ~ on the pulpit II said church.
Done 10y order of the church aud minister
council September I, lSss.
Coucil " Ministcrs-The Rows q. H.
Evans. A. Crrnshaw. NJ. white - Williams,
l.. Mitchell, r. q. Cuhcns, W johnson.
q. II. EvASs Moderator
J. II. JoNNS SECRETARY.
BARTLETT Tenn, September II, 1883.
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An oppoTtnn,,, 90 set, Goods.

Tho DcSoto county Miss Alliance
desires TnE ArrE,L to convoy To the mcr-
chants aud manufacturers II Memphis their
request that those who favor the Alliance
trade send their catalogues and prices 10 tho
addresses following, aud their special prices
20 ". r. Baker, the special agent of the
Alliance.
W. j. Johnston, president fernando. DO
Soto county
W. r. Baker, secretary Moorctown. Do.
Soto county.
:. J DiCkcy. Lewisburs. DcSoto county.
J. W. Dickcy Pleasant Hill, DcSoio
county.
r. W. Allen Olive Branch. Dcso,o
county
W. ID. Lee, Loves ncSoto county.
J. ID. Harrison, CoOknm. Dcsoto county.
W. l. spears, lngphams NIL Dcsoio
county.
W. u Stephen, Watson. Marshall county.
J. NJ McCurklc, Horn Lake. Dcsoto county.
stephen Flynn, Miller pcSoi0 county.
a, Logan Days bcSoto county
J. ID. Tucker. Eulou. Dcsoto county.
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TIE ISSUE IN TIE TIsDELL CASE


The public and the police authorities
must not lose sight OF the main issue in
the Tisdcll case. A woman and n child
have been murdered most atrociously,
though not Intentionally 1t is not ques-
ton whether one paper has sh own skill i'll
disclosing the crime, or whether the
police have been alert, prudent or
humane. The chief IN after Of importance
is that the murder OF Willie Tisdell and
her child must be avenged. The police
are charged with rcsorting to severe
methods 10 secure confession from
Rhoda Turner. Capt. o. lIaycr, respon-
siblo officer, denies IL circumstantially in
Tue APPEAL this morning. The Lcgisla
tive Council can be trusted to deal salts
lactorily with this phase of the case,
which has nothing Whatever TO do
with the charge that Rhoda Turner
and DR.. Nixon are responsible for the
dreadful death Of Willie risdell. Time
sometimes soothcs the sense Of outrage a
community feels over the preparation OF
a great wrong. May it not be true in this
instanccl The articles TO which the Gun.
ming defendants may resort for the obscu-
ration Of the issue must not be permitted
to succeed. The only criticism The Ar
PEAL has had to make with regard to the
conduct Of the police il that they were not
quick enough ut tho outset No one can
accuse them OF lack OF desire TO bring the
guilty 10 justice. On the contrary, The
APPEAL knows that they nave been, all
along, most persistent in the search, taking
advantage OF every suggestion that has been
made, and considering every clcw nomatter
who gave II or how obtained. Everybody
with information has been made welcome.
The method Of the operation Of the force
has been found to be faulty, there being
no system Tor the quick aud effective en-
ploymcnt Of the highcs. skill OF the force,
aud there being no proper assignment of
responsibilities. That the Attornoy-Gcn-
ora Is giving the curious complications Of
the case his active aud most careful attcn-
ton TnE ArrEAL assures the public. The
officers Of tho law are 10 DO encouraged,
not discouraged, aid, in the meantime,
let the public attention bc kept fixed upon
the necessity Of furnishing the murdcrers
Of Willie Tisdcll, ~ the paramount con-
sidcraton. So far ~ tho relation OF TuE
ArrEAL to tho case Is concerned, II may
be- said that Tue ArrEAL did not create
the sensation, but that il created itself,
and IL Is quite sure that u the suspicion
which entered tho mind Of its reporter
aud which lcd &c TuE ArrgALs disclos.
ups had occurred to q reporter Of any
other paper In Memphis hc would hay,
done just what TnE APPEALS reporter
did. TnE ArrrtL Il pleased with the sue
cess Of is reporter, but II Is not ungcn'
orous.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho nasco, a, Jackson Mound rnrh.

The Mascot was presented to a fair house
at Jackson Mound Park by the Schneider
Garden company last evening with good sue
cess. Miss Patti Stone, In the leading role
rs Bat,ina, was charming ~ usual. The
Prince Lorenzo Of Mr.. Juo. Bell was simply
Immense. Ills gct-up was one Of tho best
ever seen on the local stage, but the palm
was carried OF by Mr.. Ferris Hartman, play
ing the part of Rocco, Ia which lac brought
down the house At almost every appearance
before the footlight II was altogether q de-
lightful evenings entertainment and the
unique costumes worn by the feminine por-
ton ol the company we're especially atlmc-
tive to the bachelor, aud 10 the bcnodicts
whose wives are out uf town.
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GEN HIRRISONS LETTER or AC-
CEPTINCE

Gen. llanison's letter Of acceptance Of
the Republican nomination for President
will bc found In another column. II fol-
lows 10 closely after Mr. Cloyclands ~
almost 10 Justify the supposition that IL
was held back in order that It's author
might profit by anything that might
bc OF advantage 10 the Republican party
in the Presidents letter However that
may he Il loses by contrast with that clc-
waited, open, frank and statcsmanlikc doc
umcnt ten. Harrison photographs himself
~ cyasiyc, narrow aud contracted and as in
sinccrc rs his party in what hc says about
the tariff. As Il animated by the spirit and
purpose Of mcp dcmagoguc hc charges
the Democratic party with purposes and
foreign alliances tina, he knows an gruss
misrepresentation Of the facts Of its aiii-
tudc and the labors oi iis statesmen. lilo
roicn 10 tho Mills bill "a an assault upon
our Protective system, opcn and defiant"
a. II the Democrats had no shan In the
government nor any right 10 participate In
III affairs lie also mroghntly assumes
TO dismiss rs students Of maxims and not
Of the markets Mr., Cleveland and the long
line oi statesmen who have held that the
price Of domestic competing articles Is en-.
hanccj by the tariff levied on articles Of
foreign manufacture. lilo forgot or ignored
tho fact that John Quincy Adams, ~ gool
a Wing a. llarrison's father, said In
report 10 Congress on manufactures
In 1855, that "thc duty constitutes a
part Il the whole mass Of tho ar
tiiiclo In tho market. Il ia sub
slaniially paid upon the articles Of do.
nestle manufacture a. well rs upon that
Of foreign production" Hut Gen. llaui.
son cares nothing ior oven uhc prcccdcnls
u old whigs who, in their day, were the
embodiment Of tho protection hcrsy.
Nor docs be- have much carc Tor his own
reputation ~ lawyer when hc dcclarcs
that "a protective tahn Is cons,i.
tutonal, wholesome aud necessary. 4"
JudsO Cooley, In his Constitutional
Principles" text book that cycn tyrns
In the legal profession have some &C.
quainlancc with, conimdicis this and says
that "a tax ON imports tho purpose Of
which Is not 10 raise a rcvnuc, bu, TO
discourage and indirectly prohibit, some
particular import ior the benefit Of some
homo manufacture, may we'll bc qnc..
toned ~ icing merely colomblc, and
therefore not warranted by constitutional
principlrs." With this We damI,.
this letter 1t The Republican nominee II
= q stale, ila' and Improbable repetition
Of tile ut,cmnccs ci NJ. blaine and others
| Of tho blundsdns leaders Of the party tina,
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Nsv NoHS, sept ~. The Hsrah says Mr.
Harrison Is evidently cmmpci by isNnfor
tunaic want Of material Ills embarrassment
forces him ~ one statement which will prac.
tically hamsiHng bis letter and rndcr II
useless Ne campaign document, for whilc he
admits that the Democratic action
n right he impcachcs tho Democratic
motive. That u neither good rcnson.
ing nor sound logic. Il nyon of the
drrnggnc. The letter Il not strong. II Is
ruthcr stale. No other Republican could do
lrti,r though. Than Mr.. Harrison has done,
iHf tNc inrts srr Oh the Democratic side aud
iHis that vii toll Ia tbs present canvas.
The TiHss says Mr. Harrison arccpts the
nomination w letter that is notable iOr
Tot nothing ave it, weak and safe gvnomli.
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A WIDE CONTRAST.

Gen. Harrison, The Republican candl-
date for President, thus indorses the plank
of the Chicago platform, which condemns
Trusts as the worst form OF monopoly:
The declaration Of the Convention against all
combinations Of capital organized IN trusts or
otherwise 10 control Arbitrarily the condition OF
trade among our citizens as In harmony with the
views entertained and publicly expressed by me
long before the assembling Of the convention. Ordi
narily capital shares losses O llcucs' with labor,
but under the operation OF the trust In some OIL Its
FORMS the wage worker alone suffers loss, while
idle capital receives IT, dividends from the trust
fund. Producers who reiuse % join the combina-
ton are destroyed, and competition as an element
OF prices Is eliminated. II cannot be doubted that
the legislative authority should and viii find a
method Of dealing fairly and effectively with these
and other abuses connected with this subject
But over against this and rs an offset to
II we have the declaration Of Mr. Blaine,
the uncrowned king Of the Republican
party, its acknowledged leader, that
Trusts "arc largely private affairs with which
neither President Cleveland nor any private ciu
zen has any right to Interfere"
(which Is which," Which is right
Which OF these opinions is to guide the
Republican party in its war upon the
rights and interests of thcpcople?
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I'M NEGRn LY rnLIrIcS

The special attention Of the Republican
readers Of TtE ArrrAl IL called TO a letter
In another column from Mr.. stewart, a
ncsro who occupies a very cnyiablc posi-.
ton NJ the bar oi the city oi New York.
II was written In answer 10 letter ~.
comfy addpSscd 10 him by Prof Scar.
borough, an implacahle Radical, which
from thcpassagcs quoted aud referred 10 by
Mt Stewart must have been an impru.
dcntly savage production. Calm. thought.
iul and logica ~ Il Is, TITS ArrrAt makes
room ior this letter 10y Mr.. stewart. ns q
timely contribution TO current political III.
cnturc iha, Is toll Of significance, cspc.
cially for the people Of the South. Mr..
Stewart realizes the immense benefits con.
fcrrcd upon the negro by rrcsidcn, Glove
lands administration, and Judging by tho
present. predicts In the near nturc q
brNik.up oi the soliiiiy and siolidity
that has characterized the negroes
In cyery part Of the country. Ills letter
Isl very complete answer 10 the circular
Of the Republican Commitica oi shelby
County publahod In TnE ArrEAL Of yes.
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River tr,.xr.u~.

EVANSVILLE, lud, Sept ii.-itvcr y feet g
Wnlhs and tisinF Weather clear aud cool
Nighi- River il feet and rising Weather clear
aud warm
y ipUi-. No. sept II. --pr.autd New south,
lnduunh tiv IT HuuiOc. Naf. hCg. Ihu river 10
hlllhE VITA iho gauge mIf4Ins So Weather
Cict and warm
ClN,lNNATi, o. Sept ii.-No0n- River " iccl
" inches sui rising. weather clear Therfnom.
S'rf q. Night iliVcf Is icvt u inches aud rising.
weather cuul aud fair
lnl lsNll.l.k. ~, sept. ii.--Saon. River on
sihul, WIN irct no the canal, aud icct 10
inthc. on The falls Wislu,.s r,st Weather ries,
aud pleasant kilhi- hl,cf uu % stand with icet
~ lhv wull, and ivd irchp, In me- chute on the
mlh his.nc~ gn1d Myttltr r.ctthrd pleasant.
lNlow. W pm tiiy 81 VII sius. "a i,uis 4 . M
bpaH.i nv 81 frrifsfrr. o. inuls 10 nm
,iD ei Nlsksluw Nai,Iyf . g.n id,,r " iest
Nlfht-Mvcf 10 ivi ond fIi'.ne. Ng.thef III ~
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wEprin, this morning In another place
the full text Of the decision Of the
Supreme Court in the ease II Mallory and
Others Va tho lIanaucr oil Works, TO
which editorial attention was given In
these columns some weeks since. We DO
this In Difference to the wishes Of many Of
our country subscribers Who are now
fighting the Jutc Bar,in, Trust with a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-12

the latter that he was not man Il national
fame, and the Free Trade Club suggested
that among Messrs. Mckinley, Butter
worth, Blaine, Reed, Kelley, Kasson or
Randall, the American Protective Tariff
League might be able to find such repre-
sentative as could be considered n suitable
antagonist for Mr. George. To this no
response has been offered, George is evil
IDENTITY too much for the Protective Tariff
icaruc.
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People or NOTE.

Mr. BROWNING is in Italy with hssstcr.
Dn. OLIVER wendell HOLMES has just en-
tered upon his eightioth year.
GEN. BoULANGER, II Is rumored IN France,
has gone to Germany 10 call on bismarck.
Pharaoh CnEATuAM Wa arrested at Frank
fort The other day with fifty poker chips ON
his person.
RESAN said recently that France will
perish IN literary sense because Of her
young writer's. II Is impossible 10 write
well before the age OF forty
TUE Rev. Leonard Woolscy Bacon states
that, except in special eases, his services are
rendered to churches that seek them, with
out regard 10 compensation"
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From Yesterdays sGimitnr
Apropos TO the exploit of Mr. Picard Of
Tm ArrE,L, In uncarihnr the cause Of poor
Willie Tisdclls death, II may be stated that
newspaper men have played no uuimportant
part In bringing TO light some Of the darkest
crimes that have stained this country's fair
name II was owing 20 The work Of report.
crs Of the st. Louis 6i6bc. irHorIai that "Jim
Cummins, the famous express robbcr was
detected A successful reporter must ucccf.
snrily have the instincts Of % detective among
the many other qualities requisite.
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George law the s,a. 900 Man.

INV NoEE, Sept 1.-The mysterious man
who yesterday subscribed $1,000 10 the
jacksonville yellow fever fund was topic
81 conversation. Who was he, aud whom
did he represent was question propoundcd
iD times. The problem was solved by an
afternoon paper In an extra edition George
law, the New York millionaire. who gave
away the large sums Of money aud diamonds
Ia different people NJ Samtola recently, H.
the man who gave the $1,000 a. the mayor.
through an agent, for the benefit Of the Jack.
sunyillc yellow fever fund.
The mayor received N.itsS2 today Tor
the relief ~ the jacksonville sufferers.
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is on its last legs, party that having ac-
complished the pppesc for which it was
originated, has survived to drop into the
degradation OF being the supporter and
apologist Of trusts, combines and monopo-
lies, the instruments by which the poor
are made poorer and the rich richer.
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cations. This letter Of acceptance is the first
public utterance of the Republican caEd-
date which gives the people of the country
an opportunity TO take his measure, and the
inevitable comparison which must result in
the conclusion that he lacks altogether the
marked ability, the justified self-conidence,
the firm opinions, the courageous bearing
and the unusual power Of luminous states
manship which characterizes President
Glavalan1
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FoRrY. EIdnr NEW cAsEs.
Eleven People Dio-A Dismal and De-
pressing Day ut Jack sonviue.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 1.-The king Of
fcycrs has had a royal feast today. II has
been dismal time f1r jacksonville, dark,
rainy aud depressing The official bulletin
Of DR. Neal Mitchell, president Of the board
OF health, for the twenty four hour, ended
/ nt o'clock y ~, reports: New cases. q.
deaths, n, rs follows: J. NJ. white (colorcdl
Mrs. Aspen, Lula Keller J. r. Coffee. Mrs
Wilson, James Nnlan, Samuel Bu,hy. l,udrci
Vaughan, child of J. A. hey, \ NJ Whit
tier and - simmons. Total number of
eases 10 date, GSi. total deaths 80
The knights NJ Labor herr have appealed
90 their order for aid, rs they arc out OF
work
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THE NEGRO VOTE DIVIDED
A PROMINENT CoLoRED LAWYERS
ADVANCED VIEWS.
An Irrefutable Demonstration that the
Negro Should Support the Democratic
Party-The Race Losing Ground by
Blind Adhesion to Republicanism.

We copy from the New York freeman, a
colorcd organ, the following reply TO an open
letter published in recent issue of that pa.
per- written by Prof. Scarborough and adj
dressed to Mr.. Stewart, an eminent colored
LAWYER of New York CITY:
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ToDAY's CONVENTION.
Democratic Legislative Nominees To
30 Mado at Estivhl Park.

DO Mado nj Estivhl Park.
The Democratic convention for tho nonl.
nation Of candidates for the Legislature
will be held at Estiyal park today, aud will
bc called 90 order by Chairman Walsh. OF
thccXccuiivc committee There will be, prob.
ably, larsc number OF nominations, aud
II isquitc impossible % forctcll accurately the
nominees. AZ least THE ArrEAL will not
undertake 10 10 70. There has been mani.
tested no sharp relations, aud the prclimi-
nary canyasscs OF thocandidntcs have scarce.
~ created u ripple upon the political surface.
There does not appear 90 be any likelihood
that the proceedings will be otherwise than
orderly and rapid.
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managing rarthauaAe .hocL.

ARMS, Sept ii.-Scvcml earthquakes
hayr occurred AZ MissolonghL The direction
Of the disturbances were toward the north
west The damage done by the shocks a,
Ncstirya amount 10 fslOO1 large quaint.
ties Of brad have been sent from Athens 10
relieve the distress among the people at
NcstiSti all the ovens there having been
shut dawn
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terday, and its tone and temper are a re-
markablo contrast 10 the spirit OF that
document Mr.. Stewart is true friend OF
his race, and is worthy the confidence his
conduct has inspired and this letter inn
plies.
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ron PRESIDENT,
STATE ELECTORAL TICKER

For the State at Large ibcr, g. Marks Of Fran
lin. Josiah Patterson, Of shelby
First pstrict-H I. Hughes, oi Claiborne
second plstrict-I. A. Gmu, Of Knox.
Third District
Fourth Dlstric,-w. NJ Hammock, Of Trousiale
Fifth District-w G. Houston. Of Cannon
sixth pistrlct-Ei r. Morris Of Davidson.
Seventh pistrlct-Flournoy Rivers OF Giles
EIGHTH phtricl-R +, Cole, Of Henry.
Ninth District
Tenth Dl,lrict-IIarry VI. Ilill, Of shelby.
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A special from Prescott A. r, .ays the
wcsi'bound express train was stopped w
three m,n at hrkcrs Mil MONDAY nleht
they did not gCt anything. A reward OF ~, /.
so has boon offered Tor their capture. ana
Wells, Fargo & co. will lncreasc tile amount
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The True Republican consolation.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 1.-The Ledger
tomorrow will say: "Thc election will not
hinge on either of these letters of acceptance
but rather upon the records Of the two great
political parties and the merits of their can
didatas -
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m. "a, =, ,oI,m,,.. q.

CoLuNnrs o, Sept 1.-THE Grand Army
Of the Republio enoampmcnt hero is gr'a'
success. The procession u veterans today
Mas q mammoth one. as u took over four
hOuu Tor u 10 pass given point
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