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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
Bolllbardeo de SakaIieIl
despues del I1undiIr,ieE,-
10 del Novik.
Los Japoneses llegan hasta la residen-
cia de Stoessel. Puerto Arturo 4 mer-
ced del Enemigo.

FL General Stoessel, jeee de Ia guar
dirse en- vista, de 10 cual los 1aponee-t
ses han Conrinltado bombardeando Ia
Cft1aad. La salida de los no CON-
baLLsntes fu6 negada. Esta, s&5esdn
el lexto de Ia nota japonesa, Bs xten-
afa q las mujsres, los limos dc 16
afios abaio, los sacerdotes y Il los
oficiales dipsomatisa de los poderea
risasrales EmpeFador dc Alesas-
como tnii enfo: ~ "a tsss 8
Del MIA asso, tii6 ~ E
sSliittaF en- Pnsrto Arturo ,iGip Raitsra,
bosdo lie un nayfo iapoaes;
PreYienuo Ia pogfbilidad de aue Ia
rtofa del Baltico apareaSa en las agstas
asiaiicas, la asociaci6n de marina dc
TOXIC ha dacidido la formation de una
f1oda voluntaria de cruceros nlIXiil'-
res, Ia quo vendra & reforzar IA es-
cIIadra japonesa. A Ia yerdad III Ia
.escsIadra rusa de Puerto Arturo nj
la de vladivostok est0n en- aDtl-
tud de aVenturarse al mar otra VeZ'
La escuadra taponesa que no ma SUI
frido grandes dafios en- las bataiias
navaies que ha ltbradoi aumentadS
con la flota yoluntaria, estara en- con-
afciones de hacer frente la escua-
dra del Baltico.
Ia serie de desgracfas en- Ia marina
Y,,sa ocasionadas por sus propias mi
mas al principle de Ia guerra, sc ma
anrnentauo el 10 do este mes. Ei
cadonero Otyajnt choc6 contra una
NINA frente al promontorlo de Laoti
en- q, extreme dc la peninsula do
Rwang Tang, en- que Puerto Arturo
estA sltuado.
hi buaue de guerra Askold quo
persegutdo Dor cruceros japonestA fde
4 busear refugio en- Shangai fne or
gen de excitaci6n para los habitanteS
do ESQ puerto. vieudo los 1aponeasesI
que. el Askotd no auerfa saitr, enyla~
ron d la bahia un torpedero que lie
vaba iodag las trazas de- entraf en-
comt,ate con el buque ruso. EN- la ha-
hfa. Todo Ell mundo esperaba yer
I'm combato naval en- aguas chinas,
auebranianao asf las ieyes dc la ne'i-
sralluad. a Ia espeGtacion aRsiosa
sigui6 una paz compieta, .pues I'm dea
tr,gtor americana en,rando en- is.
bahia como pof ensalmo, ae puso en-
medio de los bufacs quo estahan &
pa,to dc "agarfarse."
Fin ghangai y On los cffculoa dipio-
naticos europeos s8 crey0 que la ac-
s,6n del destroyer americana pbsdecia
A eyitar un confilcto q que 30 res
pstara ia neutraliuad del puerto. Sin
embargo, la entrada repcntina de o.,
on Ia bahia, no fa6 otfa qle trasmi-
tir nj consul americana alii, ciertos
aeApaehos. Pof su phrte, ei Ministe-
rio dc Marina de los EE, UU, ME-
ca abso,ula,nenta Que el bdqtie anneri-
capo haya ilgyado Ia mipton que Sc
II ha a,tiBuido. El buaae japones
voIvi6 Il reuairsc con los otros buauea
,,nn,ados fusra. f3i gnbierno chino
Ia dado orden de que galgR el AS
koid nero como afuera 10 esporan
joa ianoncsas no ha tenIdo machsa ga
nag do delar sa albsrBue 10 mas
nr,,,ahle % oue sea desBrmado y &c
aneae alif hasta que termine Ia gre-
IRA.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
NUPCfAS. .

El 20 de los corientcs Sc unieron
en- natrimonio en- G. CAmargo, TamAa
lipas' el sefior Samuel J. TreyIfio y
Ia sehorita Beatriz Gonzalez.
En- Monterrey Sc enlazaron con ios
m1smos Yfnoulos, Ell dfa 10, ei sefior
Gorgonio saenz Ia sei1oFita Carmen
10. Treviho.
Amigos de las j6yenes pareias, de-
Seamos para elias, do toto corazon,
una vida llena de. dicha eterna, agra
deciendo la invitaci6n que sc nos en-
vio para asistir q La ceremonies reg
pectivas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
Pablo Cruz, Editor Y Propietario.
DISTINCTION A oFIC1ALEs ME-
XICANOS.

En testimonio de gratitud q los ssho
res General Fernando Gonzalez, Go
bernador del EsLado de Mexico, al Co
ronel Ghbsrto Luna,al Cnel Gustavo
Rlsias, al captain de navfo Sr. Gou26-
lez y otEos oiiciales del Ejercito,
el Gobierno 1a au Majestad ei K k.issr
Guiliermo II, Emperador de Alema-
MIA, les ha conseguido la distinction
de Isar Ia condecoraeion con que a.
quel imperio promia sus servidores
por cualQulera accion meritor:a.
Los cidofos oficiales4 quienes Sc ha
l! eomlIlnh; n!hr. ! ',ynf! !hfl4istincion de que han
81 81 hAnsSa, / fn pFesentado anti
q |en en D 5rsS }ssosos'oa Ds'%'ss de 'aae aae
" s-- %-.-------.-----1 uei ''ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
Personal.

Bl Prof. e, G, Cadena, procedente
de Lockhart Sc halla en- esta ciudad,
d donde vino Duscar aliyio 4 su sa-
5iud algo quebrantada por las fmpro-
bas tareas DC su noble profession.
~-Por dos tlfas, y al arreglo de va
rios negocios, estuvo Ell San Anto-
nio, al principle de esta semana, el
sT, j. A. Garcia, active comerciante
de Runge.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
EN- uN cHARco DE vAcAs.

El senior Aibino MedeIlfi nos infor-
ma que ell fltimo domingo fueron baw
tizados para ser recibidos en- el se,-
no dc la lglesia BatiListn, por el MI
niatro sefior Julian Jimsnes, dtez
mextcanos en- Para, Texas. Ell aqua
estaba bastante "enzoquatada'', pues
IA ceremonial SO verified en- un char
co, abreyadero de vacas, en- quo los
catecdmnnos fueron sumergldos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25

afan aganzaho una milla mas sobre
Puerto Arturo. apoderandose de pun
los eslrategicos de gran lmnortancla,
V que podian ,omar Ia plaza volun-
tad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
= n
fsst sgaNE EiS. IS 4 sft.
I1LER1A ESs ssA ii ffEEsss,Nfo s

SegGn las u1iimas .naticias que he
mos recibido de San Antonio, Texas,
parece ser que los encargados de Ia
reception y alimentacion de Ia Ban
da que de paso para San Luis, Mo,
lego 4 San Antonio, han estado torpes
IN stis procedimientos.
Sc asegura que nuestros mdsicos mi
litares han sufrido aigunos dasaires
y han sido tratados con poca cortesfa
.por los, ,primos, debido d morosidad
de l9 .ys.ffGiiittnnas de In reception.
fAhg85hiriens;os amerlcanos han
sc lleg6 Rno. I4lfta de sus paisa-
no pr CO coas frincky
tontrak I've los soldados anne
.a- gte yYFoRABa}de servir Ia me-
ait}1F dep acos 10 hicieron de
ntQ5 ''fsssts;te 2 fcfy no sin murmurar
q,fssne MS hlateryir d soldados sebo-
sos.
Vaya por los cristalinos yankees!
"Renacimlento," Monterrey.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
pREcIos DEL ALdoDoN.

PRECIos DEL .ALGoDoN.
ordinsrio, s lie; ordinario bue-
no, sS-s; M'ldling bueno, 10 1915;
Middiing superior, 1915.
oTRos PRoDUCTog.
ManzanaH California, de ais d 500
barril; Peras California, de 200 4
1926 por bnshel: Psras de Toxas. 80
cts buahei
Malz blanco, 61 cta. por bushel; Ave
mn, DO Cts; salvaio, s1.25 por 100
Ibis; Hsno, do z & S7.so por tone
lada,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
HtMnNEo.

:
Fin Q. Porfltio Diaz. coah.. 81 20
de este n1es, contraiaron mairimonio
o. sefor Marclal paditla y la sthofi-
IN Sara RIotss.
Bnyiamaa 4 los contrayentea nuesira
feltritseion = lea deseamos una pc.
sanre luna do niiei.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-08-25
,NUEvo INSPECTOR.

iNUEvO INSPECTOR.
El Prof, Dlonisio Marines ha sldo
rombrado Inspector Escolar del Dis
trito del Centre, Ell Coahuila, en- sus-
titIcidn del Prof. Torres. separado
4 fines de Ahrii para radicarsc en-
San Antonio. Toms.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
Letter List.

For the week ending March 5, 1904.
PersoLs calling for these letters will
please state date on which they were adj
veftised. They will be charged at the
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
MAHARA'S MINSTRELS.

(san Jose Daily Mercury, Feb. l, 1904.
CAT the Victory Theater last
night Mahara's MINISTRIES were
greeted by large and enthusiastic
audience. The show waa a surprise
to all, being the largest and best
minstrel company ever in San Jose.
The singing was far superior to
many companies VINO boast of an
alI-star cast.
'Mahara's carry a lady chorus,
which is quite an innovation for a
minstrel company. The curtain
rises on a large company of coiored
ladies and gentlemen. The fun
makers and the singing brought
numerous responses. The principal
comedians, Gordon Collins and Bill
McCarver; kept the house in con.
vulsions The singing by the
chorus was far ab,ve the average.
The olio was interspersed by some
strong vaudeville acts, The hoop
rolling act of John English was ex-
ceptlonalIy fac.
The show concludes with the one
act opera, Dusty Maidens," which
shows up the whole company to
advantage in the "Florodora" drills,
marches and cake walking"
At the Opera House Tuesday
night March rs. See the big parade
at 4 p m.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
City election occurs the third
Monday in MAY.

City election occurs the third
Monday in May.
Two of our correspondence arriv
ed too late for this issue and will
appear on Tuesday. We wish to
impress upon our outside writer's
that our forms close on Thursday
noon and all articles must be receiv-
ed the day before.
The lectures at the Church of
Christ by Rev. Berry of Portland
continue to grow in interest. The
lecturer is we'll informed on the his.
tory of the church and has the
ability to present the facts in a
forceful and pleasing manner. The
time and subjects for the remaining
lectures are as follows. Friday,
"The History and Teaching Of
John Calvin" Saturday, "The His
tory and Teaching of John Wesley
Sunday morning, "Ths History and
Teaching of the Baptist" and Sun.
day evening, "The History ano
Teaching of the Disciples of Christ
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
Big Cam, Toni ght.

In the College Armory this
evening occurs the bauDer game
of basket ball this season. The
contending teams will be Dallas
College and @. A. c., and -if,the
local team proves superior to that
of the visitors, the Northwest
championship for 1904 will al
most be decided and which the
next and last game with Salem
will determine. Championship
Donors are now divided between
the, three above teams. Dallas
and Salem broke even, while
both of them defeated O. A. G.
on their own floors, which are
the only defeats the local boys
have met this season. If~Corval
lis succeeds in wlnning the next
two games, they are the cham
pions, the winning of the. game
with Seattle, who defeated both
Dallas and Salem on their own
floors, being the de Gliding point.
Without doubt, the largest and
most enthusiastic crowd ever seen
at at similar contest in Corval-
lis will be IN attendance tonight.
No one can afford TO miss it.
The following lineup will rep
resent O. A. c.: Forwards,
Moores and Swami; Center, Coat
es; Guards, Steiwer. and Rine-
hart; Subs, Sullivan, Stokes and
G. c. Cate.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11

G Dodson Oscar DeAlley
Judge Hanford Mss lorence Haskins
Clarence Irvine VIM Loghery
S G. Lane Miss Maud Nois
Philip Nagle Henry Pygall
J B Parker l. Porter
Willard Simmons Mrs Winnie Sharp
M Simpson G Simpson
M Wise r A Wells
Mrs Edna Wood Mrs E S Young,
B. W. JOHNSON, P. M.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
See Nolan g. CaIIahan's spec
iaI BARGAINS for March.

Tuesdays Telegram contained a
picture of this years O. A. G.
basket ball team, also of Coach
Tharp and Prof. Trine.
Mr.. JAS. Price, died in this city
two weeks ago, and the remains
were embalmed here by S. n. Wiik.
ins and shipped to his home in the
East. Word has been received
that the "body arrived in excellent
shape, natural and life like" and
that the funeral took place in Clear
Lake, Iowa, on the afternoon oi
March 3D.,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
the STEEL z FREELAN
MOVING PICTURE
illustrated Concert !!
WILL HOLD FORTH n
ATTHE OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY NIGHT, MAR IA.

Under the Auspices of Marys Peak
Camp NJ 1875. W. o. w.
These gentlemen were here two years
ago and gave an entertainment in the
Opera House under the auspices of the
w. o w. To those who saw the enter
tainme at then it needs no recommenda-
ton, The program for Monday night is
entirelv new, and has been pronounced
by the press everywhere as the best of
the kind in America
Admission Is and 25c. Reserved 35c.
Tu k+ts ut G -aiam 4 Wor,ham's
The Morning Oregonian saws:
The illustrated concert given laet
nigght at Tt,lor Street VI. E. Chuu b
nnder the auspices of the Woedmen uf
the World. ~as p onoua-ed by those
who witnessed it to be the finest ever
seen in Portland. The bnili;ns was
packed to the standing 10 m only"
point, and more than 30) people turned
awav. Before 8 O'Clock. the hour set for
the opening. the doors were closed
against fu,t tt,er admittance.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
o. A. G. Locals.
[BY BERT YATEs]

]. B. Havelv, of The Dallee, lefi
Wednesday for that place, and will
be unable to return to school this
year.
Clyde Hughes, of Oregon City
has been compelled to go home on
account of sickness. This leaves
in College seven students from that
place.
Professors Withycombe, Enislev,
Kent and Cordley leave Sunday to
hold series of Institutes in East
ern Oregon and Willamette Valley
points.
The Special Course in Dairyin
closes this week, and while the at
tendance has not been as large as
it might have beer, those present
did some very practical and thorough
work.
The Athletic management is now
corresponding with several fine foot
ball coaches in the East, their inten-
tions being to have the very best
coach obtainable next season.
About twenty-five students ex-
pct to 90 to Forest Grove this after
noon to attend the Intercollegiate
Oratorical Contest to be held there
this evening The S. P. Company
has granted a one and one third
rate, with the privilege Of spending
all of Saturday in Forest Grove.
The Second Inter Society Debate
for the Catch Cup occurred We'd
nesday evening in the College
Chapel. The question debated was,
Resolved, That the Pulpit offers a
wider field for eloquence than does
the Bar" The Utopian Literary
Society had the Affirmative and
was represented by Misses Eta
Fuller, Laura Hill and Maud Coch
ran. Those who handled the Neg
ative side of the question, and won,
for the Pierians, were Minnie Phil
lips, Maud Roberts and Alice Ed
wards.
While in Portland, Pres. Catch
saw Professor w. w. Bristow, at one
time head of the Preparatory De-
partment of OAC. Mr.. Bristow is
now associated with the Penn In
surance Company and is doing well
The Company recently Offered a
rather large sum of money to the
agent who would write up the most
policies in the three states of the
western division, viz, Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, which prize
was won by Prof. Bristow.
Professors Cordley and Trine are
corresponding with President E. B.
Ressler, of Monmouth, who has
been appointed by the Colleges and
Universities of Oregon, as a COM
mittee of one having power to re-
store to good standing, any athletes
who have fallen behind in their
studies. This is a good movement
toward clean athletics, as students
who have fallen below in their
grades will not be allowed to take
part in Intercollegiate athletic con-
tests.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11

T. D. Campbell has taken charge of the
Benton County Lumber Yard, near the
S. P. depot. Win furnish all kinds OF
building material, doors, windows, etc.
See him before you buy.
E. w. STRONG
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
BLACK MlNORcAS
BROWN LEcHoRNs.

MY hens laid more eggs during the Sc
we're winter months than any other equal
number OF hens in Oregon. If you de-
sire to fill the egg basket. I've. got the
chickens that were bred for that purpose
They are layers and that's what, you
want. Get rid of your scrubs and Oh
rain thoroughbreds-it costs no more for
feed. Order your eggs for Matching now.
Eggs, $1.OO per Is. at residence on north
9th st. OTTO z. l. HERSE,
Corvallis, Oregon
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11
Registration Progressing Rapidly

Up to yesterday morning nearly
one half of the voters have regis.
tered as follows:
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-11

: Red Cedar Star Shingles at the saw
mill at 81 go per M. E. w. STRONG.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
Wilson corner. lifting it and the cross
ing high out Of the mud and fifth.

Another matter needing attention i.
the building of suitable alleys in the
business portion. (the alleys OF the
whole business block the east o
Main street AT .iat this time impassabl J
a d afte' such alleysays are compl. t.
ed me chants should be ab.oluteiy pro-
hibi ed from Blocking the front walk
with merchandis. or from leading and
unloading freight in sront of their
stores. Alf time private interes,
will be demanding grades and street
work and it " II be hard to deny them.
but they should be denied one and I'll
until the important public utilities are
completed. The WORK suggested can
be done this year and next with the
money at the command of the council.
With these results atts,nel the pres
ent council can rest assured that they
will have erected monument to them
selves much more lasting than wea',
compliance with the interests OF pr:-
vate individuals.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
Every day the Des Moines Register

Every day the Des Moines Register
and each week. the Weekly Register
comes to the Denison pest Office in a
half folded condition, making it neces-
sary that each paper be re-folded be-
fore distribution. This is an impos.
ition not only upon the post office
force but on the waiting public 1t is
not a new thine-it has been going on
for over II year. with no apparent effort
on the part of our Des Moines friends
to comply with the postal regulations.
Newspapers are carried at q loes by the
government and it is surprising that so
important q paper as the Register
should add this folding imposition to
the work of the postal clerks. Uu-
dorbtedly Denison is but one of many
post offices thus imposed upon, and
every morning small army of postal
people are bothered and delayed at the
b siest hour of the day by folding Reg
listers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30

The winning of the Northern Securi-
ties merger suit is more important in
the establishment of a principle than
itperhaps will be in any other way.
1t establishe, the fact that the public
has right to legislate in its own pro-
lection against monopoly and it further
establishes the fact that republican
president and republican attorney
general are not afraid of the millions
or the millionaires. The democrats
will have their hands full explaining
by every democratic supreme Judge
voted against this greatest victory of
the people over the combines that has
bsen won up to this time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
Tenth Congressional District Of the
State Of Iowa.

To the Republican Electors of the
Tenth Congressional District of the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
Conversational Convention.

A delegate convention of the Repub-
Leans of the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict, is hereby called to convene at
Eft. Dodge, Iowa. on Thursday April IA,
1904. at 8 O'Clock a. m, for,the!purpose
of placing In nomination a candidate
for congress to succeed Hon. j. p.
Conner for the term commencing
March 4,,1905. The basis of repre-
sentation is one delegate for each coun-
ty Ind one delegate for each 300 votes
or fraction over 100 cast for Hon. 4. B.
G .mminsfor Governor at the election
November, 1903 The counties of
he Tenth Congressional District cast
tn, following vote and are entitled to
delegates as follows:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
The withdrawal of H,c. A. B. Funk

The Withdrawal of Hoe. A. B. Funk
from the race for delegate at large
leaves the Iowa republican field open
for harmony, if the pronounced anti
Cummins press will only not see in it
another opportunity for rubbing salt in
thewourds. The fruits oflast years har-
mony convention were largely lost
through the bitterness of a factional
press but we suppose it is too good TO
b, true that there shall be an end Of
fa :tional pickering
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30

10 tne fVepuDllcan Electors OF the
Tenth Congressional District of the
State of Iowa:
La accordance with usage and in pur-
suance OF calls issued by the Republi-
can National Committee and the Re-
publican State Central Committee of
Iowa, respectively, delegate cnnven-
ton of the Republicans of the Tenth
Congressional district of Iowa. will be
held at Des Moines, Iowa. on May Is.
1904, at 9 o'clock a. M, for the purpose
OF selecting two delegates and two al.
ternate delegates to represent said
Congressional district in the .Repub-
lican National Convention to be- held
in the city OF Chicago. in the State OF
Illinois, on Thursday, June II, 1904.
The basis Of rep~esentstio ton in said
district convention will be as follows:
One deleg tie for each county and one
additional delegate for each 200 fvotes
or fraction OF 100 or over cast for
Albert B. Cummins. for Governor at
the general election held November 3.
1903, as follows:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-03-30
"THB PRESIDENTS YEAR. .
isioux City Journal)


The republicans OF Crawford county,
the home OF Judge Corner, member OF.
cong ess from the tenth district, held
convention On Friday, and followed i,
Nth bar qnet, participated in b A
more than 100repuhlicans represept;
aliSpsrts of the couuty. Tue purpo {
If the convention was TO EXHIBIT tb
IMAM NIFTY OF the party in Er.wfo g
:bunty partlca'arl2 perhaps, witt
difference to Judge Conner, " no they
ntident y expect to see re lomlnatec
II the district convenpon at Fort
DODGE on the 14tn of April. judge
Conner was not present, but during the
profess of the banquet congratulate
Tory dispatch was received from him
from Washington, and the reading
added to the pleasure Of the occasion.
The Crawford county convention
,pparently entertained good feeling
coward all republicans and this spirit
was mad. manifest in the resolutions
eulog'zng Secretary Shaw and prais-
ing Gov. Cummins. Aside from the
bond OF union In behalf OF Judge
Conner, the convention gave forth
broader note.
"We deem the paramount issue be.
fore the republicans of Iowa and the
uation," declared the republicans OF
Crawford county. ITO be the triumph
ant nomination aud election OF that
splendid American, Theodore Roosc.
welt, as president OF the United States
That was the ringing keynot o. the
COW ntion. Il is worthy of &C O., Q
and reutterance in every republican
convention OF the state.
No doubt the Crawford county con-
vention reflected the feeling and the
ca nest desire of Judge Conner, He is
confd Mt of nom on. AS re-
publican be wants party, not a fac
ton behind him. His feeling is that
this is his year. From his place in
Washington he appreciates the need OF
harmony in the party in anational war,
He understands that this is the presl-
dents year, aud that the president
wants in all the states the help of the
party. The president not only wants
to be elected himself, but he earnestly
desires at the sane time the election
OF congress Of his party. Factioual
bickeriog in any state is contributory
to WEAKNESS in ever, other state. The
party of opposition is greedy to pro-
m ote discord ia the ranks of the presi-
dents party, and every moven ent with
in the party in behalf of discord is a
contribution to the desire and oppor-
tunity to the democratic party.
The republicans of Crawford county
have done we'll in writing high above
all else in plain words tn ps ramount
issue of the year. Minor and in
consequential things should be sub
ordinated. If republicans prominent
in the council of the party seek to
exert all th=ir influence in opposition
to harmony they are mistaken in
their way and in their paramount
obligations az councillors aud leaders.
This is the presidents year, for good
or for i'll to the whole republican party,
and for good or for i'll, as all republic
ans are bodnd to believe, to the whole
country.