Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11
a TYPlcA1 AMERICAN.



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hy President r,lA io cover .Ae expense ~ -e-
souatious then penang villa -scAico
GEiusha A. Grow enulated iAe bold spirit
u Nlmot. aud, moving q IoWanda SPORT
3 after be began practice became an office
partner with him The connection lasted FOR
1early threa yeara, when hr. Grows Unceas-
ng application - books and business 50 ll-
paired his health tnat he was forced 20 tem-
porariiy engage ia rougher pursuits. out ~
doors. lie was consecuuvely surveyor.
farmer and a gatAsrer of tanners bar1s
During the autumn II 1850, hs received trcm
Tie Democratic party hurrah nomination
90 the Pennsy lvania legislature II was very
dattering and tempting. but be declined tae
promotion, which had besn unsought Il iglcr
nonors awaited him David Niimot G'ree
Soi) and James Lowrey dro-Slavery) were
rival Democratic candidates ia the local con-
l,ressional fight Their opponent IL the WING
party was John c. adams To insure his de-
feat, an agreement was made by which Low
rey and Wiluot both Withdrew from the
canvass and united their votes 10 be- thrown
IN favor II popular conlpronlise candidate.
The Democratic conventions speedily reas-
sonlbled Galusha A Grow, then on tLe
threshold Of his tweuty-seventh wear. was
placed in nomination by both factions of DIS
party. and after "a hot campaign of a weeks
duration he was elected when he took a.s
seat az Washington. iu December II the fll-
lowing year. be- was the vounea.t raelnb.r -
tho house. Tor Fix successive terms De repre-
>euted the same district IA congress although
| his connection With the Democracy bad BEEN
severed when tie Missouri comprom.seH
| vas repealed Is was a recognize leader
| giving and receiving hard blows ln pafAa-
| mentary debate hls period Of service ein-
| braced the acrimonious sessions of the na-
! tional Legislature, decade prior O. that
| dark anl bloody drama" winch uaisied civ
| iHzation. ana il f,., included the ot,.siur,
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| ne was 10 i'-af.e o.i.'oAei wien h-''i-sia
| clled Tor lusoce. 4-'e 'i1'ines'eaa ana i'a-
| cific Railroad bills were has especial so.Ci-
| tudc lie threw himself lhoart and soul and
| lrrga into all notable discussions Tic ts.,-
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