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HY JOHN II. OIVKIUjY &
I'lnm t It- Addrtss oT Ih-fyooralla liiUKM'aeincti
I'd there be iiodl-tMCiifcloiiKulMiiil minor
mull!- iio time lout Jit discussion
of dead events! U0 wuiilf'!tU of
narrow or nroxrrlntlvc ft'ollin? ;
sitcrllk'o or the i-annp to gratify per
sonal munition or roHi'iituu'iit. .
IJjtr.r ., . . . . A'
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
t.it i
rii(U01fOB HTJLTK-AT-r..IWK,
uuM. William u, A.VnuitHo.v,
ot Jtfteniii (i.iinlj.
JtlH (TATE TltKAM'lttftt,
viiAHi.iM uii(;li:v.
ci Hjurfunun Coald).
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KiK HIII'RItlNTKf UKNT 01' ITIILIO t.VhfUC
HQS', CHARMS M.I.VKK,
, a (if, I'enfla County.
Tf.U rKVITKNTIAHV COUMl'SloNI II, (l OXO
TKIIM,)
IIR VHAJfCISiT. NHKKMAK,
OfOAal Coniily.
rM I'KnitkstiXhy couwisioki:k, (iiort
" TMXAh IirilNO.VD.
fif'Adaftl- County.
ron rovdnr.i xmitii uiTiurr,
OI. JOIIK X.f UVMH, r WlilU Co.
ron ncnatoks, 1st distkict,
M. K. OlilMO.V, ofUalUtln County.
rilOMAM A. K, HUI.COMII.or I'liluu Co
Lilt RKrKKnKhTAI IVK laT J1THICT,
II. WATM)X WKMU.
Toil SlIKKllT,
ALKXAMDHIt U. 1KVIM.
I'OK CO ION Lit,
aIIM II. IMIMMAMi
Solomon mj'.h, in tin.' Proverb'.
"He tlut hstth ijifir ehall live. " "Ho
"that rccclvoth pfnvoribron'ctli jjulj:
"inuut." Hut (Irani also is a ruler
tlratit loveth ;il1i. Ho n-ceivulh gifts.
Hut liu is "rutiivtit " Ho prui tilr.j tc-ili
uot l'ruTcrhj. Who shall lei-iuY'. when
(iraul.alljiilbiuouilirci.-?
TllH od'uiui of lariir exactions h;n
been uble to turn tho political M.-nl. in
lio l't'iiiihylvauia district)", whore nil
the other corruption and mii-rule of
lUdicalisui bad failed. tV.-.-na. Mor-rt-ll,
Anustronj.', (liltillan and Donley,
though unlike Covode and five or Ax
fither they were not repudiated by
their ovrh noiiinatin convention-, liuvu
been ,rtptJUtsl by the people, and
Deinoc-rats elected. Ce.na'. majority
bad leeii considerable, and be bad the
new HUppoat of :i thou-and ia-gue?.
He, however, bad to fuller the addi
tional burden of bis -dwiih'ful dishon
esty, as a. weuiber of the election com
mittee of the lIoue iu tbrititinjr Detii
oeratic reprvi-tntative- out in favor of
their defeated opponent". MnncH, the
iron mister rid Rchuiuer .-teel monop
olist, was beaten with hi? inajoritj last
eleetiou of 100 1. Si ArnistroUfc', who
had a uiajority of 'JOL's. H. V. -Myer'n
majority over Ce.ssim is III. It. -M.
Spear' majority ovur Hociiior Morrell,
is 11, aud lleury Sherwood 'n majority
over Armstrong js Need we add
tlut tbe.se three elections are to be eon
tested ? Need wc furtbcr udd that an
unscrupulous Hadical majority will ac
cord the i-eat.s to their fairly defeated
frieudu V .Scarcely.
Plain Words.
IS THE I'HKSIDll.NT Til II MASTKH
OKSFUVANT OF THF. PllUPl.i: J
l'resldental
Interference
Flecllon.
a Slate
: i
The Mi.sj.nuri Dmwcrot, onu of tho
ablest and most iutlucnti.il ltepublieau
pajiers in tho I'nited Stale., thus open
ly and duHcrvedly rcbukon I'rosidout
(Irant for bis attempt, by a uo of pa
trouagu at bin comuiuud, to control tho
election in Miswouri:
The removal of Mr. Fllx Coto from
the offlco of Surveyor, solely bocauso ho
was known to sympathize with one lto
publican ticket rather than another. In a
State election,, brings vory gipmroly buforu
tbo pooplu tho question' has the President
the right to uso federal patronago fomueh
pnrnoeot. "Wo maintain that interference
of the, President in favor of one wing and
against another In tlio party to which hu
owes hit power, Is upcrforrnanco absolutely
without a precedent In thu history of tho
country, except in thu shameful ndminis
tratiou of Buchanan, whoso attempt to
crush Douglas Democrats was not such
aa to warrant a repetition of thu expori
inentlJlul wu go frthor, and maintain that
thaatempt to control a Rtata olectlon by
federal, patrpoagp U a flngrnnt abusu of
powor, and an act of usurpation which
eannot bo too promptly or emphatically ro
bukod by tho pobplo; Moreover, wo main
tain that this gross abusa of powor ought to
convlnuo tho poopla of tho nocessity of tup
porting tho principal enunciated in tho
sixth resolution of tho llrown platform,
namely:
CO.
C Tlmt tho infuty ol Kiptiblican insti
tiiciits (liiinitiiJj n tfioroiifjli reform of llm
civil ucrvlfo of tlio government by which
ubillty uml mora worth ahull bo ostnli-lislii-d
as tlio essential qualilkation? fur
oillco tun! tho corruption and deniorallz
iiiL Inllui-ricu of what Is euphoniously
called (Soverwnuiit putronnt,'u shall bore
moved from our political life.
In sharp rcntnut with this resolution It
I tlio onu otl'crod by Jlread-and-buttor Foj,
i Mini adopted by the. MfcClurg convention,
wbicli rends thin;
I H Tlmt thu l.adlenls of Missouri la-art-
I ily ltulor-oth-'lirilitrntlor.orU.S. Oraril 1
n I'r!sl(lctit of tho United Slates, the mio
leuill soldier, thi' devoted patriot, tho '
fnithfol frh'tid, niiJUn' Incorruptible mini. .
I III. .tiiti.tmtiti .titti I. iiilvmif.ttit til I, film.
already lis thu greatest tiutno uf Iiltlory
uml we announce him as our eandiduto for
thu next "President.
For till piece of Mcklih tlattwy, thu nuin
who oflcrislN rewarded by nripoinlmont
to tho plner nmdu vacant by tlio removal
of .Mr. t'ontc. Hero, then, m mi ioeil(
Jlnitoly nindo Stiull publie olllces bo
tivd to reward thinu who favor, and pun
i.li thom who ro mppocd not to favor
tht-i-li-ctlon, and toMitaln one element In
the dominant partv and ench another7
lr shall they bu lllfol with regard to thu
ability and 'tltne.-i of applicant, hj that
'-the corruption uml demoralizing Influ
ence of wliut Is eilphonloliidy rullrd lijv
ernment imtronnL't- 'hull b- removed from
our political life. '
Which of thco doctrine rneet the a
jiroval of thu pooplo? Wo maku thu n
jieal not to Mlfi-oiiri alone. Other Stales
are intcrv'tod emiallv. It hu become a
(ueitlon of national importance, whether
the civil cervieo of thu government fhall
be nel merely as a machine for control
liny Statu elections, and for re-elcctint; a
I'midcnt, or puritled and purged of thl
corrupting and demoralizing tendency.
I 'pon that (jiicUlon wo asic a verdict of
thu people. '1 lnu in .Miitouri who think
that Stiito elections ouL-lit to bo controlled
bv l'retidentlnl dictation, IU rote for
MvCluni;. Thom who think that a Pro-ideal
has no liiitii'i to dictate to tho
p.-oph- of this State, Rnd jrody abute hit ,
jMiwr when he inturfjrci to'lnvor onu
Keptiblicun element and otiputu another, .
will tell blm of hit error, w'tli all thu frank-.
nest ami tdiick of free men. bv voting for
1 II. (JrutA llrown. Let thu majority di-cldu 1
! Aiiuthvr i! elect a l'rvtldvtit to bo our
. inuiter, or a tcrvvut of thu people.
The Dunahuc Allldavits.
A It.lUICAt MASK K I) BATTKKY
I'OSKD.
Ittwllral Falsehoods Siii'lehi'd Dona
hue's First Allldatit Siisluluid-Tlie
i'rouf that his Counter Allldatit was
Procured Ityn lteort to Coercion uml
Oilier liifuiiioii Menus Siibnrna
tlon ,'of Perjury Put t'pon Hudleiil
Shoiildei s Heart, mid lie Courlnad.
Til t'n.r Nlattil.
,
(lii I'riibiv but tli.. Hi-1. litis: i.nli. I
tii ,,'! -.' 1. 1, .i .... i. ,
lisbed (lie nllidavit of .Mathew Donahue,
churpiiit; that, on the lolli day of .laiiu
arv, MJ.". be had been (-nt iced bv fair
pmmi-c of Munn to ctilNt xs a .-ubsti-ttite
in tho ruiiboat .-ervieo ; that be bad
been proiui-id by Munn SHOO ; that
be bad never received the money, and
that be bud entered suit ;i;.';iiii-t Munn
for tiiat amount.
On yesterday morning, -tith inst., tho
Cairo Stin published a counter affidavit
from Donahue, in wbiob be assert that
be ha no knowledge of having fignod
the aflidavit referred to, that Munn
does not owe him one cent, and did not
on the day oflbe dato of said nllidavit ;
that to his knowledge no suit has been
entered by him agaiut Munn for any
buiii of money ; and that on tbo day of
thu date of lib first affidavit, lio was in
a Mate of intoxication and entirely tin
eonceious. 'faking tho eou - tor aflidavit as n text,
the .S', in a great display of head letter,
charges "tlio Ic.-cor lights of tho Deiu-
'oeraey of l'ula-ki county with a re-
port to jicijury and Hibernation of
"perjury" with having plyed Donahue
with r-trong drink until be was totally
iincotmciou of what lio was doing,
when bu was induced to make the
Ihvt affidavit.
The laipcs Hal aril.
From this ?tati'inent of tho case, it
will be .-eon that .-uveral points of ivsiie
ha a- been raised between tho Demo
crats, and tho lludieals, which may bo
stated as follows :
I. Was Donahue intoxicated and
uueoiiH-ious at tho time bo made thu
fimt affidavit ? Tlio Hadieals ulurin ;
tho Democrats deny.
'J. Was the second affidavit obtained
iu u fair und bouorablo maimer, or by
undue influenced mid duress.? Tlio
Radicals t-ay the means were fair ; tho
Democrats deuy.
II. Is tho truth iu the first or second
aflidavit ? Tho Democrats affirm the
truth of thu first affidavit ; the Radi
cals deny.
Tim I'lrtt laur.
' And now, as to tho first issue. Wo
assert, that Donahue was neither drunk
nor uucouscious when bo luado tho first
affidavit. In proof of this assertion,
wo proposo to introduce reputable wit
nesses. And first, wo call llcury
CAIUO,
IvrituiKiuk, ik-puty circuit clerk ol l'u
la.'ki wuiiity liol'iiro wliutii llio ufliilavit
wap tnndo, and wlin-c word irt ns- (rood
u liirt bond, lie cuy: "
kiiumsick'h ArnrtAViT.
Mate of Illinoli", Pulaski CoitatT, i.
Personally uppoared before mo, E. 11.
Watklns, County Clerk of tho county
aforesnld, Henry Krumslck, who belnj;
duly sworn, on his oath snys that, on tho
20th day of October, Mathcw Donnhuo
was xworn to a statement, by him tho tald
Henry Krumslck, as Deputy Circuit Clerk,
to the following tenor and effect t
Motiii.l City, 111., o-i. win, ITO.
K.lilor Ioun'l our Jdiiriui
Drah Sir 3Iy ntluntion has just bcn
cmIIoU tp it curtain uoiiiiiiunicutlou which
lately oppcareu in your iiaper ciiargiiip;
Daik Muiiii, Hadieal candidatu for Con-
K'oM, with ttotnt ctign?cd durln'ttid lint:
war n luosubUitnte-baMrrrtsniVAiro, ami
.Mr. .Mu nn's private denial of this charge,
etc. Now, us a matter uf fact, 1 hereby
certify that, on tho lSth day of .lanuary.
IHC'i, 'l was youth, only 10 year old, and
was enticeil,by thu fair promises etc., of
aid .Mr. .Munn, at n ulititutu Into tho
gunboat service- in the .Mi(Ulipi Kiuad
ron, hu iromitln at thu time to pay mo
tc furveonu year for ndrafli.'d friend.
Vo together went down to tho receiving
lnp at Cairo, and there- I win duly en
llted, and have since served out my time
mid received an honorable discharge.
.Mr. .Munn has never paid tnith! iinioutit
promiied, and nf'.ir repeated dunnings I
iiavu entered suit against him In thu Pu
luki county Circuit Court. j
At'thf next term of said Court if- 1 ob
tain Justice. .Mr. .Munn will bo compelled
to pay over to mo tho amount hu lias so
long withhold and which It honestly duo
me. .MATTHKW DONAHUK.
That the said ftiitcinunl and atlldavit
weru submitted to him, the said Henry
K runiiick, dojiuty ilcrk us aforriald: with
the i-lgnaturo already attached, an'd thUt
when thereunto ipiestloned the said Dona
hue declared that tho signature wal his,
and that ho m thereupon duly worn tor
thueotitenti of said .st.-iicment nod nllidu
v it. Tho said Henry Krumsiek. dejiuty
elerk as nforeald, further dcjioieJ, that, u't
the time of taking said onth, tliMuld Don
ahuu was uilther iiiicnilHt'luilM nor
liiloxicnlcd, hut wnn in mil po--son
ol' all hl nit-iital liiciil
th , ami liilkvil Freely uud ra
tlonully ubout th'v iiiutlt-rM uml
tliiiiK roiilnliied In Hultl alllda
vll ami Hliiteinvtil, uml other topics i
of irrelevant Import.
HK.VUV Kltl'.MSICK,
Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court of lu
luikl County
Sub-cribod atnl sworn to before this :''H!i
dav of Oct-ibar. l(!7o.
K. II. V ATKINS, t'..CI k.
Tliii., wj think, is very straight
forward i-vbleia-uj buCo :iro .nut. lel'o
alone witli it, and c.ill,:i- the next wit
lle..e, O.-cir J'rico, deputy -liorifl
I'oia-ki county. II. !. Carter olid .Tames
lirodie. Hear them :
THK
i-nii K-iii!Oi)ii:-c.irTi:it
ArnoAvtr.
Oct. y,r.
IIOI1II I i tij,
K'l tor Ciiru imilcuu
II onu ti ,tr, 1 1 1 E 1 1 o i '
D-ar sir-Con. .ri.liigaitatenieut pur-
liortiut: to lien dor : uv Mathew nonanua
that hu had cuter-d rtiit agaliitt Dnriiul
.Munn fur bountv withheld and un alUdavll
inadobvtnld Donahue of f.icW connected
therewfth, now wo tuta us a faut, and do
hereby certify, that ir uxrc irt?nt m the
j o rA ii-r" on the .'Ofi i;iii., tit inr riHic i,t
1 rnttrtd Tuituiut mwte fnrf iirHitnrlt, ami tit
, our own jirrn mi', l;nwl( tjc lit' wn
i tluly and t-nllrt'ly nlsr rt' l-
oui) uml at the finie niorosaiti,
aiitl without any Molltilittlon
wliuit'vt-r, lu-liiiovi Jt'tlKt'il III lK'
nature ami luUlt-! Ihal every.
IMng alairtllty lilia uiii oli U lty
I rill, and afterwards to dlvurf othcrf ro
iterated Ills statement us nforoiald.
OSCAH P. PKICK,
Deputv Sherilf Pulaski county,
'JAMKS IIHODIK,
H.d.CA KTKK.
-i.iief Illinois, I'ul.ut County,"'.
Thlt duv iiertoually uppeart-d before me
I K. H. Wiukins, Clerk of tho County Court
of said county, Oncur F. Price, H. (5. Car
ter and .laiuo Ilrodlo, rmldvnu of uld
! county, whom I know to bo cnsliblo pur
I oii, 'and who severally subscribed and
woro to tho truth of tho foregoing tnte
ment made by them.
Witness m'v hand, and tlio teal of said
Court, this 'JOth day of October, A. D.
IsTO. D. II. W ATKINS,
County Clerk.
Hut, even, this is mt all of tbo
te.-tiniony on this point. In bis state
ment made at thu Atheuieuiii lust night,
lame- Hriidic said :
uuoihk's. statement.
In .Mound City, on tho 22d day of this
month, I was g'oing down towards tho
ears and 1 met Mathuw Donahue, who
hudjutt come in on the train. I said
"hello! -Mat, whero are you going?" He
said "I'm going down to Henry Carter's;
l m going to suo Munn tor that jHOO." I
mid "ulf right! ,1 11 go with you.
Mr. Donahue wa entirely sober when I
met lilm. Wu went into no miIooii; but
when tho papert were prepared wo wont
Into tho Circuit Clerk otllco.. .Mr. Kruiu
.lek, tho deputv elerk, say to M r. Dona,
hue, "Is tho signature to this paper that
nyi that D. W. Munn owes you $-J00
bountv muney, etc., your signature 'I Mr.
Doiiafiuo .uys "vos, and It truu that Mr.
Munn owes mo tho money." Mr. Donuhuo
then held up liUhand and was sworn to tlio
papers. Now 1 say moil positively, that
all this time Mr. Donahuo was duly sober,
had not been in a saloon uflr his arrival
In town and before ho swore, and know- per
fectly woll what hu was doing. This is tho
truth" about this matter, as 1 know ot my
own personal knowledge."
Now, here is evidence that, bofoio
tho taking of the oath, and contempo
raneously with tbo act, Donahuo was
sober, and was conscious uf tlio full
force of bis couduot. But this is not
all. After making tlio aflidavit and
instituting suit against Munn, Donahuo
spoko to .several oitieons, publishing the
fact that he bad commenced suit against
Muuu for bounty litonoy duu biui, and
ILLINOIS, OCTOBER 27,
lliat lio wjs i-obor wlion lie nindo the
uUtcuicnt; lloud
ArrtiiAViT or iwWioak
Slate of IlllaoU, PnhsM County, r .t.
Personally appeared beforonie, K. U.
Watklnp, County.., Clerk of tho Vounty
aforesaid, Jolii Jionlganw'ho", bolng duly
sworn sav, that ho'wasa toassencer 'on
board tho citr of the Moiind City ruilrohd,
on tlio morning of Ifriday, OctrSlst, and
heard Malh(o Dtifhue Ucelfcc ttta he
hud, on the day )ireviou, tommeneed mil
agaimt IK II', Munn for money due him
the tmM Donahue ifa tiiMUUte put in thi
by D. W. Muting t t j I
The deponent' further utaTcAhaftho said'
Donahue ipa.t duly lobtr, irn.t entirely ra
tUtnal, tintLitUy eoUsclovi vf.-.ivhal; hi sM,
tuUiny uhout. Further thtsdeponcnt sallh
not. JOHN IMINIUAN.
fjubwrlbed awl .(worUjlsbcfOTO' i0, thia-
Sflth dnv of cUber, 1HT0.
V.. .. WATK1N8, County Clerk,
' And hero is niore evidence on the
same point. Head it:
line's .riiUAvn.
StaUi nf llliaols, l-iila-ln County, ".
Personally appeared beforo mo tho un
dersigned, Olork of thu County Court of
thu County of aforeiald, Frank K. Ilite,
conductor on thu Mound City ltallroud,
who, being duly'sworn, depot-ca and snys,
that, on Friday morning, between 12 and
1 o clock, Oetobur '-'lit, 180, ho heard
Miithevr Donahue declare that on the day
tiruviout ho hail instituted suit in the l'u
I ink I Circuit Court against Munn and
.Munn for a sum of money promised to
and withheld from him by said Munn;
and deponent ttatot that the said Donahue,'
at thu time of making ald statement svas
sober and entirely rational. Further de
ponent raith not.'t FKANK K. H1TK.
Conductor M. (j. H, K.
Subicrlbi'J and sroru to liifora niasf
JOth dav cifiOcti.ber. A. 1); H"O.K w r J ,
j K. B.AVATK IN;,Ooint.f Ol'k-J " I
Tlx Nrcuiia Issue.
We might produce a jiage ,of such
tostinlnny, but what wo bnvfi given is !
siiiricieiit to convince any unprejudiced
uiind tlmt Donaliuc "Was not drunk but
duly sober and conscious." The wit-iif-sus
are nil of unimpeachable verac
ity. Why, then, did he sweir as he did
iu tho counter affidavit '.' This iuc.
lion brings us to tho second isue;
ii- the second allulavit outaineil in
-a fair nud honorable tnaniicr, or by
'uinlue inlluenee' uud duress?' We
have no doubt the young man was tain
peicd with threatened with bs of
employment paid I And, iu support
of this assertion, -we point to tho fact
that, at the time of making the counter
affidavit, bo was excited, frightened,
and acted like a man under durus.-;
that he is now guarded from (hu ap
proach of Democrats; uml that, In a
brief conversation with Jhvyer uud
Cain, nf Mounds .Junction, hu said be
had made the second oatli because ho
was threatened and forced to do it, und
that, when be could get away into better
employment, lie would make a clean
brea-t and tell who had, tampered with
him,
Now, as wo wish to be fortified as we
go along, we uk- 'attention to; the fol
lowing affidavit of llcury ICruuisiekj
showing llonabuo's condition' whunj
brought into Mound City like a cufprit
in thu buggy of bis Radical employer,
he swore, away bis. jcraeity and proved
bim-elf a pitiful, perjured wretch.
Head again :
Kltf.MSIClv'.S AfHIIAVlT.
slitlr of lllluo.a, I'ul -ki County, b,
Henry Krumslck on )U oath states,
that on thu 2'.!d day of October, the said
Mathuw Donahuo, who ten then, ami ai
deponent brtfrX'ti it note, lit the employ of
Joseph Stiver whdia known to be u ta.i
enl) appeared in thu-ctUro'of A. Shoyer, In
Mound City, to taku and stibseribu an alll
davit contradicting thu matUrs and things
set forth In lit iillliUvit of the '.'0th Instant,
uud when Mild Donahue recognized the mil
deponent 11 K UL'KST INTO TKAUS,
and that after milincribiny the .a!d"eutiiitr
affidavit'' he continued tu thtd team, and
that then and there the taid deponent called
upon hyUmder to take notice oj (he in
dence lnmlhed bv the conduct and beariun
oisai'd Donahue that 11 V. WAS ACTINO
I'NDKU DLMtKSS. FKAlt OH UN
Dl'i: 1NFI.LM:NCK. And further de
pouent kitith not.
HKNHY KUUMSICK,
Deputy Clerk of thu Circuit Court of Po-
laskl County.
Sub-crlbcd and sworn to beforo mo this
20th d-iv of October, 1870
' K. 11. W ATKINS, Co. Cl'k.
Hut here is mine of the same kind of
testimony. Mr. Kirk, who wax present
at thojeacrifico nf Donahue, makes oath
cs followb :
KUtK'H AfflliAVIT.
'ui of Jlilaol, I'ulskltl I'oimiy .
This day personally appeared beforo mo
. U. Watklns, clerk; ot tho county court
of said county, Thomas II. Kirk, a resi
dent of laid coiiutv, who being duly tworn
on Ills oath state4,' that hu was presunt on
tho '-'I'd iiist.whoii Jos. Stivers brought Into
town Matthew Donahuo In his buggy, and
afterward when ho made a statement bo
foro A. Sehover,- N. 1'., and utates that
SAID DON A HP K SKF.MKD VKRY
Ml'CH FltKillTENUD, UUVlNt
AND SHKDDINO TKAKH ALh VUK
TIMB. ANM l.FFT TOWN WITH
BAID ST1VEUS I.MMKDIATIhY IN
VKHY MUCH D1STKKSSKD CON
DITION". ' .
THOMAS H. K1KK.
Subscribed nud sworn to before mothU 20th
day of Oct., A. D. 1870.
K. . AV ATKINS, County Clork.
Why wan .Donahue in aueh trepida
tion when hu took tho second oatb cou
trtidietlug bis first? 'He Ucl tears,
1870.
seoiuod very much excited, and, iu the
language of Kirk, "left town with
.Stivers" bis Radical employer, "in very
"much distressed condition." These
facts point to the conclusion Hint undue
-
,iiillucnoos were brought to bear upon
him, ntid that be actually perjured him
self in tbo interest of ltadicalifin.
And subsequent declarations of
Donahue uud other facts go to sustain
Ijiis conclusion. At Mounds Junction
Ponaliuo told Dwyer and Cain that all
he wanted was an opportunity to
explain hits conduct and publish thu
facts connected with bis Immolation by
the WaQleals-Hto"' unbosom" Vuusolf,
und, iu so far its possible, excuse bis
perjury. .More, too J that hour he
An Ifit'ii krjit froia thu upprinwh of
lh hwtuitl- has been permitted to talk
witn no member of' t lie Democratic
party, ( an there bo any doubt that
he has been acting under duress? The
fact that the truth is iu the first
affidavit, and not in the second, estab
lishes this fact beyond controversy.
Third litue.
Hut here arises the third issue : "Is
"the truth in the 'lir.it or second affida
rfvit." Wc will let James Hrodie, u
soldier of the late war, who lost bis
right arm at Ponclson, answer this quos
U'u. In his personal statement, made
before the people of Cairo, at the meet
last night, Hrodie said:
IIIbTonV OK THU l'UllCUASK.
After leaving tho army I did a llttlo In
'thu Wy of substituto buslucis mvsolf.
Karly iu tho Winter of lsCfi 1 drought
.Miitfiew Donahue to the oltlco of Mr. D.
W.' Milan In Cairo, uud a;lcd htm how
much he would pay. Ho sutd he would
pay iMnahuo MOO unit giro mo fioo.
Mr. Muuu took Donahue iu a room und i
said hu would rather 1 wouldn't come iu. i
Mr. Donahuo was thcii accepted and Mr.
Munn took llilm on Ixmrd the receiving
shit). Mr. Munn Mild lie didn't have the .
. . .i i.... ..... i
money io pay me luv'.', y" iuim (my inu
I in a day or two. I call oil on lilm next
I tltno 1 canio to Cairo, and ho paid mo
twenty dollars, living that It was out of
hU ( towu pocket, us ha didn't
get Mnvthlng for putting Donahuo tit. Hu
"u!J, if I get anything for putting him in I
will pay you tbo balauou. Ho imvur paid
mo too balance. I met Donahue frequent
ly afhir ho got. mil nf tlin rvrvicu. Hu i-nld
Mr. Munn had paid him onlyonuliuiidred
dollars, and that at 1 hiid put hint in thu
service hu seemed to think that 1 was In
someway responsible. He spoko frc-
minolli- nhont llm 200 Hint ilnlin Inn
I held back on him, and Dually concluded
to suo for it. Hu spoke about suing Munn
often before Munn wat u candidate for
Congress.
NiiiilinliiK l'l
Here is the whole case; and the evi
dence shows, that Hrodie took Donahue
to MuuuV substitute office, in lslio ,
that Muuu promised Hrodie $100 which
he never paid ; that be promised Dona
hue ?:!()(); that Donahue said, since bis
di-chargu from tbo service, he bad
not been paid , that he told Hrodie, be
fore Munn beeainoa candidate for Con-irrc-Sj
that bo would sue for the money
due tohimj'tha't he did ntie, mailing
affidavit at the time that Muiiii bad
withheld the bounty niouuy wrongfully ;
that at the time of 'making the affidavit
and commencing the suit he was sober
and ctitiM'iotis of -his acts;1 that after
making the nllidavit and (-outiiu-nciug
the suit,. luv, told Sjipjilry ciljitORs Abaubu
had done so; that, at thu time ot mak
ing the counter ullidavit, he shod tears,
was very luucii excited, und dooit-d
himself very much liko u man acting
under ,du.resjS; that, after making the
counter affidavit, ho told citiicns iu
cllect, that ho had'sworn to an untruth
ful HtattMin'iif ; and that, since that
time, ho has been carelully kept from
thu approach of any Democrat, and has
not beeu permitted tu uiako ti statement
of the (acts surrounding his conduct.
With these facts before us, we are
forced to the conclusion, that, to cover
up the iniquity of their candidatu for
Congress, thu Hadiealsjhave beeu guilty
of subornation of perjury, If they can
find any toiufoii iu contemplating this
liiesistiblo truth, they are .welcome and
have our hearty congratulations.
Lin: lXSUKANCK.
j JISStH Itl lUTl AL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OKs-'ICK Wnrthwaai 'or. rourth ami
Olive Vtreela, HI. Loula,
t'sk Capital, - .
Cash Aasets over
tt20l),0()0
r. juuk
m m U f IJiVVV
Ml L
AH-rilllH.il. UAHIIKT, Prt!-Illl.MJfMll.l.lAMIiHeu')-.
V. if. HAWKS A 11 HAY, H3 r.i. tJ.illo lrol.
Clilenuo, blato MioniterarforlllluiiJs. v
O. I'.TlkPI'Kl.i Cairo, Hn-cll"Aijeiil'Dr Hoilth
urn Illinois. '
I're luluin paid to and collection" in vie hy 0. N
lluuhea. t:ilei First National Dank,
OCtltdlM
ONLY
MEDICAL,
mm: cjixebhated
.1
HOME
The Bcflt Toalc Ntluiulant
Known f u the Medical
Fiteulty.
in lorseel tiy oiy physlclia wnn tits examined
tllein, anionic whem arnaoinnnrtlie mint tinlnenl
In Uic eiur.'tn Un llm trHt aail i.urott tnl.
Tr.iw MutrS si'e firprwrrit frnm tht mnt f illiSbU
rooli, barks kail lnil. known to IiiikIIokI nolciicr,
ninl urn tioeiiiitleil as a roraU tinl cure tor
FFVF.R A IVlfe A 1T V.
inl all ills S.I.I'm nrisltift from innbrloii. caiim"
.SI. Imis, Mo. July ISlh, 1170.
JIr.r. JAM KM A. JA(.-KSI).N A CU.-lli atle
im n I'll i' n ml. r-Il-iio. I Imvlni recently liitil llm
o)irtuniiy lo ii-i iin- tiiiuu i ine THrioin coin.
iiilnl kiioKli lllnler the name of "Mlniniii i Hit
Ivn." wlili." to tiiiiinlllueiit you iiimiii llm liiiii.v
eotiiliiiinlion' of ri-Mieillil Hyint- w li l.'d ..- ti l II i.' o
your "Home IIIIIit-." I'mu linx tirst iiU'leiu.'
qtisinteil Mllli I In- receipt nf ynur prepiiriillon, I
. nt mior oi'ikIiii'piI tlmt it iie hiuiIiI iirore
lil:niyi)sueieuit.i an lliwHliotwii.ini nueu oi
a -lioillr'Hilkli), hii.1hIu. I IiHtadbMrvnlllt
vtti'cu hi mv prlntr jiraetiee, I ma only recoin
uicuil It a l lie ti -l loalc now Microti to the )nl
lie, iiiii- uIiii.h linlifuriiiliof pruprrllrt will be of
i-.iiml o Hnnlniri- to tlie liuIi.l. llii-rniivnli'-esnt
unVl thuufll. C.tlKltlCKK, M. 11 ,
VIJ Franklin Atrial.
Msmi hl. Te'nn., ."etit. V.'. 1KT0.
II rite-mi. plr i-iirM tu n.l'l ininu totlie miny
le-tliiiouliOt thvHn me Inri-Ktr l to ihv worth nt
llm "lloini- htomivh Itlttrrt. I hars nte,l ilietn
ami etuiiiuiel t u- fonnull bf which llity are
ooiiiih,ih, Kinl irnnoune thrill theluont ire
nl.ln lliUi r. untlu'-t .ii.niiu lili) I httii rter irieil
ninl wonlil reenmnieml them tnor especially la
tnlitsifiMlit rrKlcn-a-un iintLrt-riiHlle.
JOSK. lAXClI, M. U
Dr. IUtAKK MrIM1WKt.Ii. 1te l'issldent fif the
Mi-roiirl MnlieuM'nll'Re, unler lUteof July 15th,
l!70, aillhorites US lo i-.iy, lie has cxaiiillieil llm
fonnuU for llio reaiiiliun of llm "Homo lilt-lir-,"
mill finds liooinroe, or the matt tnltoMo
veitttaMe lonie' known to the l-hrmeo-w.
Tint I'.iiiibiiiiitinn lie rfusnU as uauullrot. iu'l the
iinix nf in.iiinr.ictiiru audi to ilrrhn from
the lnireilii'nu the nil I slreatli or thHr valuable
iiriir..olli.. He further turn ! "Yoit mv refer lo
me a inilorsluu Ihv 'Homo Hitler' at a mild
iiiitl-lwrlixllo ellliitlUlil. vf xre.il toluo Iu lulas
lieitlo region-."
t. uuis, July ;ni, n;o,
Mruii. J. A. JACKSON A 0(1. ' ... nn.'ii
lli.vltiK Ureil nilr ' Iloini! llill't1 .. en the
tilt ft on other", pianilneil the ttigreilltnts uel
In their cnniMit(iii, I am :ill.ll..l Hint, l.lr
Irvin their i-niit.ilain iiollilnn injsrloii-, they aru
llm lierl I have eter lrio.1. II la with (lleiuure Hist
I reeiiintueiiil Ihelu In nil iier-nin ileairxus of Ink.
Hu: hitter-. JOHN T. TKMI'l.i:, M. I'.,
I'tor.JIiilerla Meilie Kiel TlieiieUIK', Holme
uillc CollfXe of Mlveourl.
MTK A; II Iltll
AEOUtM,
CAIRO, - - - ILLINOIS.
Kor KnU ly all llrllalilc ItriiKKltta.
e t'.TIm
lUi limi BROKERS.
04r4r4rr44r4r traww
Q WI.VSTOX tc CO.
(Kuteeiisor' to JohiitJ, Harm in A Co.,)
REAL ESTATE
74, Second Floor, OHIO LEVEF
Onlro, X11-,
liny and Soli Ileal Estate
I'lrKMSII AltKTUACTN UF TITI.I
AMI I'UllPAHb I'ISMVKY.IMCKM
T (IAI.I. U I MIX.
COAL.
Y,KI.
FOOT OF ELEVEHTH STREET
Mount Ciiiiioii, la lnoln mid
llliltt IllvtT
AlioiMl Siiiil- ass lliul.raaellvireU
Iu nn- turl rilio ell'.
livery Loud of t'onl Welched, and full
Mi asiin- till en.
Il IKIIM VO.1. a-'llllMHI'.ll AT $u
ii;k tutu i.uaii.
Ordrra l.-ll ,nt the ellien Willie lillcl iiamedialely
JAMKS 110SS, I'ruk'i
sept Jill
r1AIK t.lTY
o o
COMPANY
Aro I'repuicd tu Supply Customera
With the futility r
PITTSBURG
A!Ct
lllinoiM Coal.
;Or.lr Uf ttt IlailMay Hi-aa. c.,
;So. 70 Ohio Lrvtr, or Nl Ills ('out
Yard bflttsr IheXI. I'ltnrlra llo.
itl, will Kvlvc i'rouiit
Attvaillait.
Tlio TOR I'Uoatauk't will Wins Ooalal0i(ll4
aieameisnianv nour.uay or HUi,
Cairo, Oct. lli, lT. tr
Stomach Bitter
DAILY PAPER IN EGYPT.
Special Notices.
' r ColItctUn-sX.i'aKMf rpt
Mit(KiArtt, DmcoveTlet, etc., romptlslag ralu
.le lofotmitlon for oterybtxly. Bentby mll,(rrte
ts)tttoUorM cents.
Aa ir iu E. 30RMANDT, JOl Market sUeel,
lxult. Mo. toWdawlT
f Bateheior'a Hair By.
Tin tut isTnf.vr,)uti loet not conlitla eA
noTltrloliK).n,tpr,lj.tolnB,y,lem or r0.
luce ilenlh. It n perfw-tly hftrmles-r.ublo-nsUnlmicnii'.
AtoI,( the annlcd an dtlutlta
-eparallons boanlng t'ltuea they ilo not potMts,
you wool. I eaoiitie the ilmjer. The vennint)
W. A. liftlehelor's Hair !)ehuthlrtr jean'rep-
ulttlon lo uphold its Integrity, rkildby Dma-
Xi-ts. Applleil at 1C llooy strcel, N. T.
BovilJAwy
Da-eka.ai i?fllS.tlnti
6t nearly one hli'n Jr,I receipt fur makUg trandy
til kinds nt Wine, (Jin, Ale, Ucer, Cordlt.li, Su
perior Cider, and much other u'enu infortnitlon
or tho.ii deullnt; la or maniifiteturlns; any ufth
hove, eltlici for the trade or home me.
Sent hy mill, free of poslne, lor M cents. Ad
lns, It. K. NOIlMAMir, SOI M.uket atreel,
Sl.litii., Mo, (J71ilaw
If Yiiii Wnu I
Material Id nulio 1 dollar Ultle of llm heit Hnlr
Ke.tnriitito i.,.r itli,., r rv-linlnj; xray Imir lo
orii'ii a: :cior. send Xn-s nl for a piu'kar.
ir too WAIT
Mlee While Teeth, Healthy Ciiina, and a twee
realli-end for our TUUKISH UK.NTItll'IOK,
prlee, V, ct-ntrf.
rr toe isi
A aur eure for Headache, Catarrh, tVafnrM, o
iniitlPK In tne esr, acini for our itTl'llNUTA
TllllV. Iriee W eenti.
atu Kllher of llio nhorn tent ios(.iial, on re.
ei ( nl tiriee.
AdJir-s Jo.fjih K, I.cchar, 411 Maikit atreet,
si Loin., Mo, si.'::hjw
Uclllitar Marrleil.
Etn)s for young men, on Hoclal Kill an, I the
propriety or Imprupru-tynf Ketllna married, with
Liultur) livlp fur thonowho feel untllteil format
f Imouul happiness. Hoot free, In scaled envel
ope. Ad Irett Howard A-oolfitlon, Uox 1. I'hll
ailelplil.t, 1'a, sq.tlM.lm
l-ouli lo
Your eiillilrris-'
Vrml
Moot hi hi: Hrtneil)-.
MltS.
Willi COMll-ri
amui-.
MKH.
aHlTCOMirs
bVIHT.
t-urea colio aim unpin
inthulioweli. uud faolll-
I'lttCK
J.I
t'K.NM
THICK
ck.n ra
I'KH'B
c-.Nra
Ulea tho urocena of
IvelhlUK.
Subdue Contulalnna
and otercoineaall dla
Incnli'Ut to Iu
faala and children.
.MKH.
Cures Diit.rlien, Iitaen
A-HITCOMH'S
lery, and trimmer Com
plaint In children of all
svnur.
It Is the ('.real luf.inl't and Children'' Soolhlnu-
ilemedy ln.Hlldinrilert hroiiRlit un hy IcdhliiK,
irany oilier c.nie.
Prepared hy tho OltAsTON MEIUCIXK CO.,
fll.Louia, Mo.
aiu iy uriiVKlsls and dealers In medlcina
stery -there. seTlydnw
The lniirlaliattle !!' funic.
Aa uile, the perfumes now- in liso linte no per-
iiunttiey. An hour or two after their ue, Ihero la
notrw-otit perfumo left, llowdlilcriiit It tins re
tail tucceiHllni; the u-o uf Murry and lAnmanN ,
Florld.i Water. Ihiys after Its application tho
handkerclili I exhales u inu.l ilcllulitfiil.drllcato
and agreeable IrtKrance, marlderxlly
A Hook lor Ihe Million.
MARRIAGE I
A Triute Coua
fm nt I sciorio mo mar-
LlUIUba, Iried. or Ihoao
About lo marry, in the physiological myilcrit!
and retelallont nf Ilia sexual ayitem; with tho
tatral discoteriea In producing and prttentinc
oil.ptliiK, how to preserve tho complexion, etc.
This It an iutcreatlDK work of two hundred
and twenty-four pai(ei, with numeroiia enxra-
un,-', and contain t taliitbln Information for thorn
who are married or contemplate manure, itlll I
la a book thai ouj,'ht to he kepi under lock and
key, niul nut laid earvlealya about ihe home,
beat lo any oue (free of Hlai(c) for KlOjr real.
Add rem II. lluttt, Ihapennary, , No, l'JNorlli
Klghtli street, Ht. l.oult.Mo.
"NOTICE TO THK ArFI.ICTKI) AM) UN
r'OHTUNATK.'btl Heforo apjilylnit to tho no
mrioiit tikutki whoa ltruelu public paper, or
uiiiik any rttJfi,peruio Ir. Uulla work,
jo iiiaiii-rwh.it ) our dln me la, or how deplorablu
your eoiidllon.
Dr. Hull' ran U coniultcl. rertnnally or hy
mad, on lliHilieaea mentioned Iu hit works,
urnce, No. I:' North Kuchlli trect, between Mar
ket uud Cheaulit, bu Loula .Mo. er71diw
LIWORJAMOSS,
JOHN lIYI..i.I'N SAI.OO.V
la auppllml wilts all kluda at
SUPERIOR LIQUOPS
Boor, Alo, cxboa
OS '4MI.Mt:iIJI.lIs 1VF.MJE
llclwccn Kiglitli and Mntlib'treeta,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The lhlr-ly, wha Into Knod liU0l, ahnuld git
lilm a cull, and tho-e who want
FltAltA.VTICJ.in
I'auIuvo their w aula aupplieu at niair.
fioprielor ot the
lllllluril Knlnoii and JIar UoOlU
El Dorado
I oil Commercial Ave.,
Cniro, - - - - Illinois
aprll
JJI31VKY i.irr.Eu
lias proilueda
Popular Public Resort
Where lint tiailur will Und I arte airy rooms
tu plied with
1UUATKLI.K AM PIUKOMIOLI TABLKM
Comlorlahle aeats. etc., and a bar supplied with
the beat ana vooiesi lajjer oeer, in puri-ii wiuea
and lioiiiira,eitara, elo., to U) foiiuj in Cairo.
Kirrybudy la Invited to call in and "cool ot!.'
Tleniyof room free to anerybody.
ji"i
Sapolio,
IaUtaBiMi sail bvtler tliati
Sauurorallu.M tl,i'
ItttT cIUtt) far UanlaT WHs
dowa HIt wir.Vlaii
oiiiiioiii., ':b,tv:,h
it 1 1 Woodwork. t'hlni
ll...rr.l llOUaC ClDMUlHB I'lir.
iia Hui"liala 'm brilltMi ,!
tu NcW.
