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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

SALE OF ALLIANCE SToREs. .-Atlnuta, Ga.
July xS.-Co's Peek, Of the Alliance Ex-
ohange, goes IT, New York Tomorrow to per-
feet arrangements for the transfer of tho
business OF the Exchange to the Alliance
Company.
II seems the Alliance store keepers ars
under the new arrangement to take stock in
the new company in return for their store
property, and are to receive percentage of
tho gross earnings for their work.
Oswald Wilson is at the head Of the scheme.
The opponents of the proposition to trausfs I
the business cain it means simply the farm
ing out to New Workers of the trade of the
farmers. This Is denied, but such secrecy
prevails that il is impossible to get at the
exact a m 'g'ment.-Augustd Chronicle,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

ALLIANCE DEMANDs.-Pre.t .tdent Polk, of
the Farmers' Alliance s,ys: "neither the
II e %4F aionHe Dc The sSsotiSn
good. The eatirs financial system of the
aovernment mus be changed bofo-e my
thing else that may be done can correct exist
ing evils" Tha' is the syirit of the whole
alliance outfit. Instead Of laying their
han Is 10 the work which i, possible of
achievement and gr sdually leading up to the
attainment of their ohjscts by doing one
thing at time, they have set out to over
turn ut one fell swoop the entire commercial
aud political fabr'c, or as Josh Billings
would say, "to revo'uGiouize the hull
darned universe. kansas City Sur.
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To RAISE SHETLAND PoSIEs.--Dr. Jno. @.
Black, Of Blacksburg, has just ventured on q
new bu.iness In q small way that wi,I9very
likely prove profitable. lie propose. to try
to raise Shetland p'nies for the market.
He received three last weeks stallion aud
two brood mares. The stallion Is about
forty iuches in height, aud the mares are
not quite s, tall. Speaking about the mat.
will pay. It's n,i much more trouble to
raiss them than " 10 TO raise shepp, and
idaf lot me see you buy one anywhere for
less than hundred aud fifty or two hun
dred dollars. will you f"- YorkoiHe Enquirer.
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To Bridge Builders.

OFFICE OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ,
UNION COUNTY.
August !, 1891.
HNHE Repairs of the Gi,t Bridge, on Tyg r
l. River. will be lor to the Lowest bidder on
Friday, 2lst. inst, at IL o'clock, NJ.
Plans aud specifications, with terms of the
letting, will he exhibited and 'Snrounced ON
the day and tbs place of the lertinx.
The successful bid Ter must no prepared
- give b'nd and sufficient security, with
three years guaranty, for the work.
The Bo,rd reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids,
BY Order of the Board
W. NJ, GALLMAA,
Ga.s,-hoLr, Clerk, Is. g. q. '"hnHsi
Aug SO q.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

Dn. WOODROW ELEcrED PIsslDaNr.-Cp.
lumbia. s.. c., Aug. 6.-Tbe trustee, Of the
South Carolina College to-day unan mou.ly
elected DR.. James Woodrow pre-ident OF
that s.'tu'ion. Ills name was pre,ented
to the board by the committee on nomina-
tions, and no other was PROPOSE fo: that
office. DR.. Woodrow was also electe pyo.
frssor OF biology, geo'ogy and minsra!ogy.-
Speeiat to the Daily News.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

ELEcr"Io Blrrsns.-This remedy is becom-
log so well known and SO popular as to need
no special mention. Ali who have used
Electric Bttters sing the song Of praise -
purer medicine does not exist and il is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Elec.
trio Bitters will cure all diseases OF the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood wilt drive Mal4ria
from the System aud prevent as we'll as cure
all Mnlarial fevers. FJr cure of Headache.
Constipation ami Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money rcfunded.-Price so cts. and Si 90
per bott'o at B. F. Pos.y's Drug Store.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

KILLED by RArTLEsNAKE.-N,s' ,s'v,!lc.
Aug. lO.-The body of Miss Lulu Bowling
was und Saturday morning In the woois
near B'aiyville. The young woman had
been bitten in n dozen place. by rute-
snake, Gs wa| shown by q, many discol,red
places on her body, VIII ch was baly swollen
Coled up besi lie the bIdy wa, the reptile
which had ciused the young woman's de th,
1t was killed. 1t measured fvc feet and hal
eightoea rattles aid button, an was one IF
the largest rat'le'nakes ever ssoa in the
county,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

TEA IN THE PIKpMoNr.--Greenvill Aug.
6.-Mr. Geo. H. Chaplin to-day received from
the botanical gardens. Washington, . large
lot Of to. plants propagatei from seed from
North Chioa. He set plants to-day on his
Crescent Ridge farm.
Mr.. Chaplin states th,t the climate here Is
the same rs North Cbion, aud believes tea
can be raised successfully. He has means
to experiment, aud il he succeeds tea may
take the plaee Of cotton iu the Piedmont bsit
in this State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

FINED Fon FIaHrISo.-Cp!umba, s. c.,
Aug 4.-yessrs. Gonzales Tighc AMI w. IT..
Gibbes, jr.! were arraigned bet IRE The mayor
this mornf.g charged with disorderly con-
duct on the street Mr.. Gonzales plead
guilty. stating that Mr.. Tighe hal written
him an insulting letter for which he struck
him. He was fned for y dollars. Mr..
Tighe was dismissed. Mr.. Gibbes, who
accompanied Mr.. Gonzales when he went
after Mr.. Tishe. was fined f,rty dollars and
entered au appeal to the city council.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

SuicDs OF PorE CRoUca, a,-Augus a, Aug.
6.-Mr Pope Crouch, Of Johnston, s. C.,
who travelIf,r Friedman & Co.. Of Pad icah :,
Ky, endea his own life list night IN his
room at the Planters hotel bv taking an
overdose OF morphine. In letter TO his
wife he said gambling had cause him to
end his exisle lee: that he had lost $500 in
The gambl ns houses of Augusta, and death
was the o',y thing thu: could on + his
trouble from his losses,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

WHfrH SDpREAAoY IS MississIPPI,--Th
new ,eonstitution OF Mis- isSippi insures, for
years % como, afisast, whi . suprepacy In
that Stste In matters political The scons,i.
tuition provides Two prerequisites for voting
the payment ofa politax and an educational
qualification. The practical operation OF
these provisions, as shown by the reports
already received from number Of counties
viii be 10 give the whites the major ~ oi
froh 10. .00G to 1000 votes. Comparatively
few Of the negroes have pail their poll tax,
and many others viii be deba-red from rot.
Log BY the educational test.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14
The State of South Carolina

Ine SItCc OI OOuCn arOllna.
COUNTY OF UNION.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, John W. Kelly ha, made
w suit to me t. grant him letters of Ad-
mins'ration on the Estate and effects of
Wilism II. Kelly, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admon;sh
oil and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said William II. Kelly, dece ,sed, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate. to be held at Union C. H., South
Carolina on the 3Is, day of August, next,
after publication hereof, at IL clock in the
forenoon, t, chow cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my h,ud ani seal this 18th
day OF August, Ammo Domini 1891.
~ JAMES NJ. GEE,
SEAL Judge Probate.
Published on the 18th day of August,
1891. in the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
Ausl4 80 q.
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~ w. wv "''0 70 6ov sv5'
pronou9cei his case to be ConsumP'i,n aud
i1eurae,s. He WIS persuaded to try DR..
Kings New Discovery FIR Consumption,
Coughs AMI Colds and at that tine was not
able to walk acrJss the street wi hout rest,
ing. lle :onud before he had usel h If Of u
dollar tile, that he w.s much bette; he
cnpiuuel to use it aud is to-day enjoying
god heath Ifyou have any Throat, Lung
or Chest TROUBLE try il. We guarantee sa' =.
isfaoti IN. Tpial boitlo free at b. 2. rosey's
Drug Store.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

NIL. sas MogE AGA. Nsr FARMERS. -Chntt,-
nooga Tenn, Aug 5.-Tbe mil ers of this
place have f,fmoi league to purchase
wheat from the West. They say this j, done
- se..-dese1ce against the farmers Of middle
!e. .inessee, who. backed by the alliance, ar,
holding their wheat toS higher price, with
the result that it has risen in the pest week
from 82i to 80 cents. East Tennessee grain
will run the mills for time until wes.ern
supply can be procure l.-Daiiy Mus.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

Very Quietly LYNcHED.-Ga'ss, s. c.,
Aug. 81 Your correspondent was iu.o med
last night by party who knows, that the
os'S3 oa shR RS%sHRa 18th sAo taaitsepPsa
week ago will never more bother aaysrno
again. He would not tell me anything mo %
only "Pickens county wears the praise -
Cor. Ddiiy Ne,ps,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14
Sale OF Unclaimed Freight

RICHMOND DANvILLE, r. II. Co.,
OFFICE OF AGENT,
UNION, S. c.. AUGUST, 1891.
Rf direction of the General Freight Agent
- of the Richm md s. Dauville Railroad
Company, will sell Mt public Auction, for
e'o"' .s 49, e-~a,lA-.i.r>o, Of tho aaid oop,
pany. In the city Of Union, ut II, x. NJ, on
Saturday, 18th day of September, 1891, the
following unclaimed or refused freight which
have been in the possession Of the company
for more than six mouths, to wit:
NAME ARTICLES FREIGuT CHARGES.
). Z. Adams. lot Contractors tools, S28 80
II. G. Layze, case Almanacs.
II. c. Layze, / case signs, ......... ..... paid
N. B Osborne, l Box fiardwara...... 70
w. D. WILKINS, Agent.
Aug ii % A.
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{. MUzzLED MourHs.-Ths alliance is a ne
culiar Institution in some respects. We
learn from the Pickens Sentinel what we
did.not know before, that the constitution
or the order forbids member from speak
ing in public against any measures or propo-
sitloa endorsed by the order.
: This makes pretty complete system.
Members are bound by the action of tho
majority in their action and il they have
protests to make sgains. any such action
must make them to the very people against
whom they complain aud rest their cases
there.
Major Bradley, Of the Pickens Sentinel, is
member Of the alliance and wanted to
make speech against the sub-tressury al
the alliance pic mic at Easley. He was
forbidden from doing so under tho clause of
the constitution above referre TO-, aud mar
rates the facts in his paper.
This explains, perhaps, why the T,lmau-
Terrell debate was not in public, why Till
man will probably. no, take the stump
against the sub treasury, and why the .ll;-
ance discussions" Of that measure al
alliance gatherings are entirely onesided.
Alliance speakers are muzzled. No matter
how strongly they oppose the sub-treasury
government control Of rail roads or any
o2hoc = llia061o-. aoh
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

GonED TO Darn ny Tx AS CArsLE. AR
kansas CITY, Kas., Aug, "a report reached
here from tho Cherokes country that near
the Neosho n.yer fair ps,rle were gored 4,
death by Texas oa lie A woman and two
l'itie girls were 6rst a tackled and literally
tora to pieces. cowboy, who attempted to
rescue them, was thrown from his horse aud
instantly killed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14
FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
GREENvILLE, 8. @.

REf. u. NJ ANLY, ID. d.. President.
The next sess on will begin on the 3Oth of
September.
The Collegiate Department includes the
foil college curriculum.
There IS also Preparatory Department
thoroughly organized =
Several Profs 'sars have been added to the
fi4coi y, aud the Messing fac lites have been
Blrg.l.
For. further information, apply to the
President. or
PROF. II. 1. COOK.
AugT 80 3ts
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

Now is the time to paint your House. The
Best and Cheapest Ready Mixed Paints,
Linseed Oil and Paint Brushes always on
hand. FOSTER, WILKINS g. co.
July 3I-4t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14
List OF Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Postofice Mt Union, for
the week ending August, l4th., 1891.
Mr. John Coleman Nr J. 8. Miller
MIR Lem Murine Miss Ida Sartor
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say ifadvertised. and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, p. M.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

AWoNDEa WoRKsu.-Mr. Frank Huffman,
q young man of Burlington, Ohio. states that
he had been under the care of two promi-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

The best $500 Mems Shoe in the market
can bo found OF FOETER, WILKINS & CO.
July Sl..4t
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.: - : vs. :; : !; = J Co

SI,U0O RH~>llIl Xmerioan chemists
are renowned, not oSsyy for their enterprise.
but for their vigilance, They are prom pt
70 EXPOSE frauds wherever they find them.
Thus far, however, they have not earned the
yeward of one thoqsiul ($l,O0O) dollars
offered by ths p oprie ors of Swifls Specific
lS. .. 3. for the discovery, by tho analysis,
of "a particle Of mercury, iodide Of potash, or
any poisonous substance. in their famous
medicine. The reason the reward has not
been picked up is because there are no
mineral or poisonous substances in Swifi's
Specific Is. 3. S.) 1t is vegetable COM
pound, which has been before the public for
hslfa century, and its history is marked by
wonderful series Of successes.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

Goro close out our remaining stock Of Para.
Cash n, II. COHEN & BRO.
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In order to close out Straw Hats other strictly
SUMMER GOODS have marked them at prices that will
move them Come and get you Straw Hat; even if you
don't need it now it will pay you to buy CUT
PRICES and put it by for next Summer.
Don't wait now until they have been picked over but
come early and get the choice of the lot
We have also some Ladies Opera Slippers and Oxford
lies must 60 to make for FALL GOODS which
will be coming in soon.
Don't buy your shoes without first looking through our
Stock or you may regret it, We you money on
every pair you buy
Nice Summer Coats, 4Sc, worth rom 95c to ST. but we
bought them cheap and in everything we buy you get
the advantage of the bargain
We have received another lot Of those beautiful Darnct
Shirts at 33 cents, sold everywhere SO cents
Anything you want in Tnware, Glassware Crockery etc.
cheaper than you can get them elsewhere.
CrUuJie ~ W
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Two Gins For Sale,

TWO Sixty. saw B-own Gins.-Nearly new, ,
l. for sale. Have been used very little.
Apply to r. NJ. McDERMID.
Aug ID. 33 Ct.
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TO ths OsfcndAnt AnJrew Hol;inxswo tn |:
Take notice thai tae summons In tbs &C,
ton, OF whioo ,hs f,res ing asa ,ny, W ~
hlsi In the oficea,f the Glspk OF sail Court
for said County AZ Union In the State OF
South CaroIins, ON The 2 ~ Day cfJuiy 1891.
81 ~. ycxISSICK.
!. tiainsiG's Attorney.
July 22i, 1891. Upton s.. @.
July "a "a Ct.
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THE EXERoIs ES
OF THg
JoNEsvlLLE HIGH SCHOOL

JONEsvlLLE HIGH SCHOOL
Will bs Resumed Sept, lAth, 1881.
ho'pl from SS to $40 per month.
Young Ladies prepared for the Senior
GLASS In G ileg'.
FACULTY.
g. Lir'ejohn, toa,hcr of Latin aud
higher Matthew tics
Mrs. NJ, Il. Bripon, teacher In Academic
Departmeo'.
Miss AnIq G. Iiames, Assistant, and In
sIrnttre s'ia Music.
Aug 81 81.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
In tho Court of Common Plea

Summons for Relief-Compla mt not served.
Clem Z. Thomson, William +. Thomson,
Joseph Z. Thomson and S'llie Z. West,
Plaintiffs,
against
Lille o. Thomson, Katie E. Kyle. and Daisv
Z Hicks, Defendants.
10 Ii lie o. Tn mson, Katie L. Kyler and
Daisy L. Hicks, Defendants in this action:
VOU arc hereby summoned and rennired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

"Tr,I,ts and Combinations Of Capital" VIII be the
s,ect discussed at the meeting of the Congregational
CIuh ON Monday evening at No - West Twenty thru
~ Charlie, F. Beach, ir., Professor John II. Com
mons of Wesleyan University, and George 6uhtoh'
principal OF the Institute Of social Economics VIII be
among the speakers. Ex-senator Warner Miller VIII
he one Of the guests Of the club at the dinner Whch
will precedc the meeting. Notices Of attendance must
be sent 10 Charles r. Hope, secretary, NO lOo bFodi
vav AZ tie seating capacity will be limited 70 200
All the arrangements have been made for the ban
ouct of the Jewellers Board Of Trade on wednesday
evening one Of the features Will be singing by the
Licderkranz quartet Among the speakers VIII DC
Charles 4 Dana Robert e. Ingersoll, Judge John IL.
Brady and Noah Brooks.
The Ladies' New-York Club will have minstrel
entertainments in addition TO the Afternoon Tea AT
~ H. on Wednesday, AT No 20 East twenty aecohu ST.
The executive committee Of the Grant Monument
Assocation has made arrangements for the publication
and Gala NJ the fac-simile reproduction OF Henry a.
,od,s Manning of General Grant in the hcld, entitled
1565 for the benefit Of the 1und Etoh suD9o.iDcI
NJ ~ 10 the fund will receive copy VI tlc P''ui
Subscriptions must be sent 10 'lc hc''ui"aVo'' W.
LAG broadway .no Hamilton Rcnubljcan Club
will he held This evening. The de1atc vi, Iic "a
,n,io wiIl he continued and spcclhc acton VIII DC
9sen win regard 10 public demonstration IN idVOr
Of rapid transit . ~ tho Nontauk Club Of
LII usten IA A Description OF scenes ana
personal Experiences in Congo LdlIu V",.,-, "' ''
&C., tornerlv of the stan Of Henry NJ NlahlH. $780,
The Rev Dr. Maynard VIII pre-, nj 'inIc rirht,.-
ninth st. and Madisonave.. the Kew o. "'o0o' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

Chicago. Jan. rs (~pcciah.-Ecicuing to the arrest
~ Edward IT, IIorncr In York Yesterday, ln-p"'
for Stuart Of the PO-toicc Department. said tha IT,
I'D nj, men had been working the case for nearly
wear Horncr a -cri-.' said he " that thee bonus
are not lottery schemes. but we have Federal corr
ruling which j. t. TIE contrary. Homer Wa idcni''
in springfield and Will be tried there. lie mas ~ -
lccn indicted for dcirludi.G through the nnI-.
Chicago as well a, other citic-, Ia long been h"o'd
with these foreign bonds. which offered Tor -a.'
ON the instalmcnt plan 10 mature fifty year hence
The indnccmcnt held ont to Urcha,cr, is that p'rhp,
AT the regular drawing, their particular bonds "GuI
lac among the maturc1 lot. and would BE- cahcell'u
,,i,ut (lrihcr payment II }, scheme that catchr'
thousand; Of dcudcd foreigners who want to save
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
TIE SLAUGHTER AT WOUNDED KNEE.
elaine GOODALE WRITES THAT FORTY FoCl'
soUAws And TIGHTEEN CHILDREN
WERE SLAIN.

- -- >, I,a,,r
Washington. Jan. 16.-The Commissioner OF lh1ihh
,e,ir has raceiv.d from Elaine COdde supervisor Of
- 40, 80 49, -. Io,,.r d,,od Pine pdre Ianu.
Education, INC loiV"H1 Ic'Vo' u'V'' INV ~
AIRY L.
Yours Of the 7th inst. asking for a report Of The
haiti. AZ Wounded Knee is received. | not an
ritess OF the fght and my Information Ia, been
oitained chiefly from Indian prisoners who engaged
No. wh" visited the battlefield several days after the
encounter
rlc tc.t,rnonv ~ the survivors of Big FOOts band
;s i,rautrnI. on one irpOrtant point namely, that
The indians did not dcIbora'cy plan resistance. The
..v -, 10 ,lt var Marty according 10 their state
P"l!! "ntt1h Ioi'oro 10 10 ,rpe, mi A Marty Intend
y. III bc scr1cv A. The invitation Of Red Cloud
rho Indians say that many Of the men wcrr IN
trouble There WI, constant friendly intrrcour-" re-
tween the soldier, and the indians even women 'AlN.
Ing hand, with the officers and men. Tic demand Tor
their arms wa- surprise - the lAdiau~ but t' -r"a'
majority ~ them chose 10 submit quietly. Tie rp',
Ind already been searched and ltrs" number " -u,.
knives and Ratchet coui-citcd when Oh" -'nrchnt ~
The persons ~ the men va, bc@Iu. TIE women say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
PLOTS OF NEwHAMPsHIRE DEMOCRATS.

Boston, Jan Ii (Specalj.-Refernng to the New
Uampshire Scnatorship senator Chandler says Tie
United states Senate now has fourteen Republican ma
iority There will be in the next Congress at least
four Democrats chosen TO the places now filled by
Repnhlicans and there is danger Of the loss of one
or two more seats. The loss Of the senatorship IN
New Hampshire would be injurious in the extreme t"
the Republicans Of the state and the country. the
same corrupt Democratic forces are at work when
have been brought into play since the election OF No
vember last. The Democrats welding such forces
have left no unturned to prevent the organization
of a Republican Legislature in order that they might
make Charles II. Amsden Governor instead Of ii. A.
Ttte and seize for Harry bingham. Frank Jones or
Charles 4. Sinclair the United states Senatorship 80
far they have been defeated but the Republican ma
jorty in the House is small, and for all we know IN
their reckless desperation the Democrats may sun
have hopes of preventing delaying the election Of
a Republican Senssor. such defeat or delay would be
a National calamity. The Republicans OF Newlamp-
shire since June last. fighting the corrupt forces o'
the Democracy. have gone through 50 much trihula-
ton, have fought earnestly and succeeded 80
wonderfully, that they will not now alo"
10 he perilled by indifference or neglect any
Of the results of the victory. Every Republican mem
Der Of the House should be in his seat al II O'Clock
on Tuesday next. ready for duty and every Repub-
can vote should be cast for Dr. j. H. Gallincer, who
has been fairly and regularly nominated as the can
didate Of his party for the high and honorable once
OF United states senator