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(Caucasian and tfrsprrss.
By JULIAN, A LIiKN & Co.
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FKANK I. I'L.UI., or Missorin.
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The Rights of Suffrage.
Who art Untitled to Register! -u
Overt Aet Only a HiMjualiliciu ion
The Decision of thi' St-tc Courts
and the l.'nite I States Siipi-eme 4 "oisrt.
Against llx Post Facto Laws and
Ilel rosnertive Oaliis 'I iinroiigli Re
view ol' t lie Knt i iv Subject lit' Test
Oaths Their Illegality "Proved.
f..r liwis-r. -- t';-ri.-
... J.ll.s sllit l.l.
Our Ticket. !
Our State; and t 'oagressional ticket is
now eotnjilete in ail its parts. To say
, it is :i tr()0 I one, is the very least that
; can I'e sai l for it. It is good from
Lead to l.ccls, from Si;ii.. u Hear
through. So .-io,l indeed that every
! ilormxir.it in the lain! should give its
, success his earnest attention, and his
most assiduous labor. )f this is dime,
; there ran he little tiuest.on of success.
ji-.wr tiemorrai- c.eri ,w m :iuu-, mlr i,vst ,.iliit(.n.s l,.,vo stayc.l away
every one jealous of his liberty and from the polls be. uuse of that jirovis-
' the liberties of the whale people; every j ion ot the Mate eoiistitutnm winch re
' one careful of the rights heipieathe l
us by our f.trofathL?r-, an 1 who hate
Jcsp jti-jiu. sliouM be up and doing.
l Hi: n.-r i' i n
The ojuestion ol' most importance to
the people of Missouri is, who are en
titled to register ami vole; Manv of
.uCart ' -0'-!,.-i..
ii.. . I . VV !
I ir'll .... in..r
Alt Tiirv " ni i -i
- 'it.-r' .
Trrs.-'vrt-l .
K. . -I. r I
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r i: rn ;;.i
UN S
H W.l 1 - i;ll.K
K''.; lit Ml l M.v
. Mil - I . i:m. n.
-m t .l!i'lt-.
A I' I A ll.i. I1.IIAII II. Mi:lo.
v. ion t
6i Shields will Sneak at
t .m?r:ti'. Sritur.I.iv. Auju-t
M.rhall. l ie-l:iv . i ti ml wr 1.
TarMnsri'Hi. W.ilii--.!.ij nijiht. S i. -.
Wi liintf"". Tlmr.-tla". !s:.teiuN-r :J.
rn!i'ietJenet'. S ifmii iv. S i' ntT .
Jvt'Kiis I'ttT. Minil:iy. .S :. in! r .
A heavy iew the national iI. Lt.
They shoul i tlUt this hattlo with all
tin earnestness of patriots in the last
hr,-ael. It will not ilo to say "'ac are
ot.-MN i "I M . t ,,t ilea inir ui lo itus. 1 hat eaitnot
mux i.i -.i:iim. - ' . , . . ..
hmkv.iy I I'e o. Let such look at their tax lulls,
I in which they are taxed from live to
ei"ht per cent, of all they have; let
' them Kok at the position of utl'airs in
I rer-pect to our national deht, and all
j else that makes up the status of the
1 country, and sav he has nothing to do
I with politics, if he can. No man can
! separate himself from Polities. It is I
I nonsense to claim such a thitii;. Kvery
i man in the land is for or against the
j wrongs tinder which we lahor hy vir
! tue of radical wronLC-doin and mis
i mauairement of our national affairs.
Tacli metal er id" the loth f .nress j All are a part of the nation. The man
ii-c! woiu'ii of tatio:.i.rv, paid I di refuses to votv for the arty of re-forlvtherK-'l.:,'.
me of ti" rascals ' iief, or tai's to re-.ster, under some
, ' . . mistaken plea ot inamlitv, or hecause
rill rot need any mm- Mr years alter ; htf is .i,,,.,,,,,,,,, r prosenhed, lends
himselt to tiie radical iartr to accoin-
their
The r.rtiete in regard t. registration
ir. this r;.
triiisheii lav v
tiorsd hy t!'
i-areful r?vlu
terest!.
i r.t.sli tl.;r ..n.U ..t .:.t,-y;y,r,,r t.f,-.r Mate vs. .uurtdiv, tiiover et. ai., u.
:.s prepared f-y a di.-tin-
.1" of St. Loiiis, Sil I'll-
Ti:ue-, at.d we ask a
i lv every man i:i-
In t!i.' l,-iriJi,,l' tli..'.. iv .iti.l In iMiinl.'r. I .Mo. .illtl.
in- Id.-rtv ' i o I.UI Al
In this contest wo need no lukewarm i
advocates. We want no sneaks. It a
man is opposed to iiih taxes, to all the
wrongs of the radical parly, it is due
to himself, and t his neix'iliois, and to
his country, that he put h:mclf fr-
.. .... i r'.i.. . .1.. L'.- .
Ui tor ou tue ra l.eai tit ket, declares ai i" nsl aar-e uie oi-iiauons
uiioa Sum, ami thus aeiput hiuiscil ot
i.'.,,....;., ti... . ii..
.iokto, a rep: eseruauve in sue ie,is-
I.kture, on tiie ra Ileal Ho. for th
!?mx;rats. J
Macr (,l ?!
do 1
lave
s ai.om: mi. n r i;y tiik l. w
niaiiile.sted their avlhereiicv
soiuethimr must have been 'loin
must have l .-eu
i a writ ol' error, thai trih'inal held
! that, the provision of the now ronsti
I tution of Mi-soui'i. rc'iuii'in of clergy -i
men the oa'h is n'trospect i ve ; the dis
i aliilities created are penalties ; thev
consti'-.ito punishment ; that this pro
vision "presumes the guilt of the priest
and clerg'meu, and adjudges the de
privation of their rights to preach or
tea' h." 'And this is in conflict, with
the provision of the constitution of the
I'nilel States, which prohibits Con
.ress, Slate Legislatures and conven
tions alike from passing at hills ol
attainder or v "-t f.irtn law.
1 iU SDAIIoS nK PKCISIMX OK ( oflll'
in the case of the State of Missouri
vs. Camming is that (section .'!, article
2, of the Missouri constitution was in
tended to operate and does op crate to
deprive certain persons of the right to
hold certain otlices and trusts, and that
such ilepnvalion is a punisniueui, aim
a punishment that was not, ailixed to
the commission of acts at the time
thcv were done. The basis of the de
cision of the same court, in :' ititr
(iarlumt was that the act of Congress
was intended to have, and did h.rve, the
same ope rat ion and ei'ect. And though
the Supreme ( 'otirt of t he State of Mis
souri held that the oath of loyalty, as
required of attorneys and clergyiner,
was lawful, the Supremo Court of the
1'niled Sta'ei held dit'erently, that, it
is proiiituic.'i in- jiie cons' it ut ion oi uie
A. .1. 1'. (Jaresehe
is now practicing Ins prolessjon, ami
Lather dimming is preaching the
e gospel without having taken the oath.
i i ii. ! l.s'i 1. 1 i.i u wi:i
.Niiif ;ii:v man who will read the
minion of the court in r.r "Vctiar-
reason an 1 i land, 1; Wallace, :;:;:!, and the opinion
uinishahle." ot the court in theSta'coi Missouri
vs. t'umming, -I ; Wallace "'L'7, must
see that the same rea-oning which led
tl.e court o the con'-lu-don tha' the
ice law am! to preach t he
me! h i 'i ncre than mere
nuires of the voter to swear, in addi
tion to other things, that he has never
'by act or word manifested his adher
ence to the cause of siu h enemies, or
his desire for their triumph over the
arms of the dated States or his sym
pathy with those engaged in exciting
or carrying on rebellion ag-iinst, the
government of the 1'niled ."states,"
who would willingly swear that they
have never done any other act men
tioned as a disqualification.
OPINION MM A Otso! ALU It I ION
.Now the hoi ling ot an opinion that
the rebel cause was just, the mere wish
or desire tha! the cau-e should succeed,
cannot be construed to be "by word or
deed, or manifesting their adherence to
. . - . t i it : . i -
the cause ol the renenioli, e en uiuiiii i o ,
the meaning of section :!, article - oHl nitcd States, ai
the constitution of Missouri. The sane
is true i-d" the expression of such opin
ions, wishes or desires. Solitethit
is necessary. Their opinions and feel
ings when not put torth in some acts of
resistance to the laws belong to them
selves, and cannot, w'tii
I pistice or iawlu.lv be
Currcspondent'H of the Caucasian, j What Radical Rule Brought PttorMen. i
l-ii'u i i n: Co., A u:. 21, lsr,s. j 'p the 11 litor of the St. Louis Times : ;
Messrs. Kmrons: Oar new, papers eon- , I luring the campaign of 1 Ml;;, the re-'
Untie to hricg sad ami startling aeeounls of ' publicans promised the working men in
niurd.-r ami di-order; tliat the repuhii.: is tHe event of Lincoln and Johnson's,
ship recked in iniil-oci-an. and that all that election, jicaeefltl and prosperous times ;
With these thing- star- i with plenty oi work, high wages, ami
a re luctiuu in the prices of the actual ;
c w
A d vertisc-menis.
Mraird or (o!cii,
'!!'M nil. s( 1;m j.-, .. n-..mv
i-i! , till,; in.!. "ii : !i ,! i i el . ii i' r. i n u t
Ill I.- Iiati'l- hiuli. I.oiii.l.-I .1 SBrl
I "nr.Ii! -i.'-ul h i. niiU hjurcto.n lt-tt j-tt-Mil-lcr,
;ii" I : m .tr- ! i,u r. A Mi-i ;il n-wiii'l will i.c i.i1
life. J nstead of jieace, '
all'l divided ritin-
he Southern j 1
t!
is left u- is sni ict . .
ing Us in tin' lace, cannot men seek aiiiii-c-nit'iit
lVoni soinel liing cl.-e lliau ilisorilcraud
i m in i i: tli I y ''. Il doc., really seem so. .lust
now men ::iu think ol lioliting inure agreea
ble al'icr one's daily Work , or in ils intervals,
than reading an ciilerlaiiiin hook am i a good
newspaper. They call for no twdily tser
tion ; I ley relieve one's home of il s .sameness;
thev I raiispurt him into a mure lively sriif,
iiuil while lie enjoys himself in Ihis way. he
may loi gci the eils oi' the moment fully as
iiiueh as if he w ere ever io i ion r, w ith tie
aiUanlage of lintling hini-e!l' 1 he next day
wilh 1 in iiinnev in his nocket an. wiihonr a .
headache. 1 hey a.-e pany him to his next j ' livedmen s bureau, have been com-,
day "s work , and give him snniei hiiiLT tot hink : peiiei to suspend operations. Instead!
ot'he-id..' his every day toil, lb-can read1,,,' t!(-, n.,J,eti,,n of the prices of the!
Men. imd pass llie.n artmnd iron, me o;iv:il a(.ni;i, 11(Mv.ll.,f,s of
;niniii i , ui.id tiM tii ihin: up: nt ucin m ;
tiiei.i. all contribute to the rest mul a li-elii.e ad the articles w hich are Used bv tl
it a I w
let
l,,r i Ih- inn!,-, m l"f sin h
I', lit 1V.-..VITI A'lill-c.-i
:i,i'..l 1
T in 't! yi-r Iitric yi, 'd j c-:,': I'a.-re-. 5 i.t
l; il!i. I: r;'l' t yichl per in vc, vllluc ci',i ii.it
1. Tlllll: .". ili-t"- "I tlpW.II 'i- 20 I I
TVd.ti.-i Hit. kl. ! II- lap. 1 1' f.v.r . Ml
F.n-I l'- i l.;l lei-.ii-.-.,. l't l-ellll'.'s .. ." -
1 In- ei, ut-r in rime -I t-t liii- .iti . v Ii nl nnc
Oat-, liiil! In-tin- cKj-tilii'ntc "f elit- disiut. o si's;
! r.-. 11, ti" sh.iti 1 v i-.- I,- r. luTi-.i ..Hi.-.x
liikil'", .-IntiliK Hist a -iniptt lit su:vr..r, with
t li.im if! t eiiieii--. int'i ii. .i-m.i ell lic nc:.-.
necessaries o
our country is dist ra -t
by a non-M-i t ienu-n t i
j question, an irritating ulcer and run-; 111
! iiing sore on our country, whi'-h -ould : '-'
i have easily been settled in lii'leen davs j
i after Lee's surrender. Instead of'j
! prosperous times, nearly all 01 the
j manufactories and workshops which
not engaged m filling contracts tor
e-.riicii 1"" 1- v lU k ad and :hnl :m flvt-ruia- tc-re t ihaliHc. -elected kv
JILNi: llt ltNI I I , j linii, liml been allieicl 1111. 1 jiiea-ur.ii. and ll.e
t,..r, M-i. ! an. ...ie .n in -aid c. rt ilii at.-. wl,i.i, ii,h-i lw
In. d u 1U1 Ilii- -ccr. l.ir .,n tta- ar-1 day ..1 tli.-ir au
la. ai lii.-.-l liir . I.i ,l. ii.-. ,,I n.i;,i. -l:uil l.t tlic ailj-
M!s, ;.( uli.iN 111 . UV. die, il .,1 tl.. t-l'.Wi 1 . Iliat a c. llaiu ni. . I.) land l.mi
M-..l ls-.is .,1 tl:,- iil.... vs : !'r.ii l:n I -ill mi-i iii-:i-ni.,1 l-v aciiliiii. r.lit -mv,
llll !,!! , Mill i.-.a.-:ll .in I la-
r M'iM'.w tx si;i-i i:mi;i.i
r fiirdi
j.nil ly
1- iiif-.rtiiati..ii ad-l-i -s,
.ii.i.l 11. ia 1 i-.M.i: m;o ,
i'l im'e,:tl.-.
os.itr.it isoi v.
MAIN si'ia.KI' I.I.XINiJTON.
hie,
if iliteiv-t and idea-iue i- excited. I!
party tells us that this is no time for
ne V
ht to pra-1
spel was s.
Mil,
d'ti'i's, abet ! d's, j !i
bo-li; 1.1 .society, ciui.s, iiiue and I In-con-! i
1 1 1! ion h roiled up; I Ii is uali. hi lieu laud- im
mediate Iiiggai i.-in , i .1 1 r 1. 1 1 .t 1 '. taxc-. a
numberless national debt, iiiei-i-a-inir al tin
rate d' S' .Ijun 1. 1 11 Hi per m mi! Ii in time et pi .a-e.
I ti it Ihis is a lime, sav the American - -1 .... -
pie," and to the end" thru-! oil from the , 1 eu'lianaii, an
slial.imr wreck the party who is dratriiing' it i they are how
to I In-' i.eean's hoitniri." n-t-iahli-h 1 he j n i,t r!li j, , .
coa-liniti'iii (slavery ilead; in all its uiajc-ty. j
cipialie and n-ildee the laxes, and hap- j
piiie-s and an i-vcrhi. ting peac- will I'd- ' ,., ,:;, nn :
... . 1,'elliillil i he Koth-.'l.il Is 1 u Im arc lal'L!.- i , 1
h indlii'ld'-is) to -end a f-'.v more ol'llicir
tiicmcial agents w ilii their money to tru
country to elect a hoiitlho'ili:i','-pa ing-in-guld
pari " man In '.he prcsidi n ; ial ctiai:".
Al-o i-eiuind Kngliin-l to .i-ml n- a lew ni'-rc
political uiissionarics 1 tabii-h '-a M-rie-
ol act- ' and to "innate one party, aid
ciiiiclli.de I he ol iter, " ' ir like 1 l.-nry iir clit.
for in - lam e, w !,o 1 1.1- rci n; 1 y ret ni ne. I 1 1- mm
and write-: "Hut the d-e! line d -..aie
rights has a! w ay - I'liml to in innl," and
alio; her lik" t.old'A'lll Mnilh. who preceded
Vim-rut: levoiiii ;.,u i- In ! 1 1 -1 1 1 innaning
tin- railieal party. 1 the breath o! Id'-. liny
st ! e hv ildtamiiia' , ry sjM.,.. lir, ..ltid III. -a--in-es
,,' viol.-nee. !o spin- en'lin-iiisni ajain
lo t he revobi! i. ilia ry pi oh . ' ' I 'a! ri"i -. a- of
"7lt, will ml p. II nil. I la l .n lie-.! -1 I'll i'a 1, par-
pllt I the W o. il o ( r 'illl eve- ag .ill . a llll
rkn.g men, and whicn are 1 (nti.'U
to their ci 1 in tor! a mi - 'i j - j 101! I, a ve gone (
iii ,'itl itinl ! hO t o MHO per ceni . Lelow j
1 present, a ust oi articles, an
ces they gcnei'aliy suli lor under
ad m i 1. .St ra ! e m 1 '
tne pn
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1 in
s ON II NI) W il li A.
imm:sii i iii'
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! he much nbil-cd ! Ttj'.
the pri es at. whii-h 1 -;'
: under radical ad- I
oMi
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ad 1:
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' As N -i , and 1 IlKAl'l j
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Iti l,r,.l-.v and weiiin.-d. 1 lu- n:i!:tviT lmist -.1
: f. ,r; h t ti. niim'.. r .1 .n r. -. aial the attoitnt .-I I .-tt,
; tnk. n lii. r.-n ..in, ami uarelnai-e r. c. i.l jiro.Jlicc.1,
i -tTin it l-t I" iiier. lett-lal-l,. ht-nifi.
! I ail i i. s .a li, I.., j, i-ai -I !- mud.-at lla- IiIiuhI fair
l i.tl!,.' i .:.! in v ; lia-ii it is irr..w I. : and -ai'l i i id. i,c
I lllll-t lit.-d Wit!: 111.- s,.,.r,.,ary l.ll l.r hl-fell- tliv
la .1 Saturday m .1 inn- l.ni, ,v. in .
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Nos. 111S and 1120 Pine Street,
ST. I.ofis, MO.
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Eu A'al-ama, W. I". .I..vi,., appointed
in faor of'swioi n and i....iit. A Mr.
do so Lv registering and voting. Thei
'allot is the simplest method ot settling) ance me ney io
partakers, or confederates." 'I'lu-y must
liave co-operated with, they must have
endeavored in some manner, or by
some means either directly or indireet
h, secretly oropenly, jointly with those
in armed hostihty to the government
of the I'nited States to promote orad-
'Ulgi.iei 1 1 i 1 :i ,1 !M no- i- ... - ,.; ,.,.., . ,,. ,.,;
mmaml (d 1 In- legis-1 ,,v,.r ;',. heads of lie- Anu i
de is i
whicli thev wi
Mature.
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In giving !
.State vs. W.
..Mis' i d'INli iN.
liuon in
iLm. rf s. V.r. Jor'x I' ithv. a earnet. i ..,.,.,,.l,...,t,...- v...... i, .,... 1 I tiirhtimr. in this we were Im v si
n'.gorr.cry, pnt kts-hitoi n ! r,-lt tt riv rlw-v cannot, register hefore i taine.l by .Judge Holmes of the Sn-
'tarjit bag Ln!. announces the death of the cfs'tirt has been iiiade. Manv things I Teme Court, of Jiissoiin, and as l.e
the ai 1 !-ing machine. Kverywhere, j ar0 accomplished v ctlort. 'Nothing ! 1UI "Pl'ointee of thai party, and
the eonversions from the radicals to ; j.4 cjno without it. " We have no doiild j received his appointment on ace.e.itil of
democrats is j' art ling to radicals. 1 G.ir registering otfieors will do what is ! iis political opinions and prejudices.
, . i right, in great ;.irt, in tiie registration i "s opinion should not be questioned
The Iowa t opperhead,ot a late da-e, j ,0 be tomnl(M,Ct,l next. we; Ve I e- !' those who are appointed to execute
tome light s-inaro down on Ir. W'.ll. j r,eve they w ill tako the opinion ,,f the registration laws passed by a ra h-
T.n vnrs on, of tiie ra.Il.-a! eartn-t lia ? Jtid.'.j llol.Mf s of onr Sunri-mi: court ! (-''' '-l'.-s
, , i H
tineve- who ai tei ir. making our now i "r -r ui.:u.-i. looting lo the pr..c
. ... . .... .. , , I lamation ot the Lresidejit and the de-
bles-el constitnti-nn. lae C-pperneatt ; . . .... .- .. . . ,
11 j cisions ot the l ur;reme court aiso,
r th:U th- 1,-!'r hxl tJ "'-lv( K,'- as their real am! legal g'la.e- in registra
lnW county, Iowa, tor a r.aitieless K)n; arid if this (,0',lo!,e, there is m rea
enme, tor which ho w.a.i. have Ij-i i fQn vhv the great hod v of our people
i"ons:gnel to a o h tt.o pefuiyrl.ary, , shouli not make their voices heard at
it h ha t not pv.-r. leg ban. o we the balIot 1t)x Wr need no luckering,
p. Is there an hones' man among ; or t,reatetiiiii, or evon appearance of 1
the c irp"t t'- '?J?i. j iiitimida'ioii." Such a cou.-s eotil 1 only i
A newtaneV"migger. nam 1 F..K- ! 'arry evil witli it. H will l e quite
, ii-'" -til time enotigh to la k tigat when right is
RKT, has ma! his appearance m John- , , v . i - .
1 1 j taade upon us. JNot t'etoiv.
son county. II it little is a- yet known ; T)ie e-entlemen on our tioket propose '
of Liia. We snail know more anon. ; to do their whole duty, and thev will
tne court or tb
hit tire, would lead the sum
the conclusion that the right to v
something ni d'e than a u
gem-e: that the same clause i..f the new
constitution as it relates to Voters, was
designed to operate, and ibe-s operate,
to deprive ccr!:ii:i citizens of tin- priv
ilege i f the elective traliehis,. ; that it
is in the naMire of a bill of pains and
penalties ; mat. il timicriaK'-s to pun
11 p-op.ey !l
court In yell ilu lint, t lieu ole P a- ne 11 w lio ad o'atc
alld slljipol t d.-l.l.n-r.ille i! lie il.l, s.
l.ni i l. M 1 -I.MiLi:.
re il, dill I
will
ie papers anno
ceinmeuce t!
i m;i vtor u an
n'erl ai;es i
1, in a way in wh
-habje when e.
:.'''., and is in c
very
aire;
-eon
i .
e t na! ( .en. Mold,
publication of a
1 1: pa per in La it iniore
i. The ill's! number may have
ppcared, 1 hoi. gh we have not
- o o i s
I line, are now selling
to lo per cent, higher than un
der the al mi ii-i rai ion oi lrc-ch-nt lu-
ch:ii;a:i. o nnich for repub
is, The larlff and tax la
moiit p'.ii-is is now hi. re, an
i.icn pay it.
Whether it i- owing (o ( base an,
M e( 'iill ii i.'s linaneial sy s! em, or to :
combination id hankers and capitalist
In n. ' s' l.ni is, Mo.
,''' ,. ',- i lTII.f. i OMMI.M K I I s l 1 N I 11 ytN
U - 1',' -n ; t, -si.Ml-.M . sl.s-l.lN -I. I'. ."Jfe'
' J ii im.i: Tut. i-i- a pin '
"J! Fr.-i.'h, !!,: 1-. ,a-i ddi. and
'."ir .,'-"."":' -I 1..- Pt m.-:,.al ..nl. .--ill -i- .-i.-d t:.-i,:i..n I
-;'.. 1 1 . 1..I.-I U,.:.i!::, 1.. ,,.uOie nt 1.,. I. a Uif
" 'T .... ; ; '":!!-1 "' ,!i -"- " -;
., 1 hi-. .1 s H. iliM!-.-.. Ii Ii ,
s: I il., .. ; Ci v W. A. .-.Ml I It. I !.. j
i , v""; '"' : i. .I-, pi , id, i.i i:.Ki,i iiiii jim-.m ..li.-i-.tn ,1-1. :
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I , . ...... 7- ... I. V. ,. .
!",'.- o nlar-a-ld: . s .M i-s I.iiir.-un-1 littcat, -f.
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i
I fi
1 I'.i ; di-pho -.1 . j.-. 'al l. - . i I.M
I I:. -1 s:..i,ii,'. -..j,.. . i and - lei:?! a,e! tut..--, t..
I-.- 11,1 I. n 1 ; -1 t ..V lll.der li years -Ih-sT -h'!--
fermaii.-.-. l id. r and la .r-.- Kiln- llridli
N1N 1 11 l. ss
II st S:e !!!.- 1., '.!;i., a-.-d ..
- - ' ' ' :i and imd. r 4 !i
-J and under il t
i I-t
i. .es an
ai.i: III MOO I. KOMIS.
., prom-j miiidd.-sw ami.I).
t'V C'lMI !) I'!:'il'ii-i - re- :-.-l Iv
tl.e
poor
Is U 1
a. i;,.
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din- i:
I.
f lain
i i.r
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heal-. sa
I al-- IV. .1.1
nih-J I n l-'-r
Sl . Nj 1 l.W.
! KN1 11 IA--
1 cars eld and itew nr. is
I:, st U-iar, I a'id un lei 1
It. -I ha.tr. i. uii.iiU-- at.d i. a l--r 1 -..r
II--1 -..ii. yi-.r. i.l.) :i:iil lif.u al d-. . .
II I s,,u l and liad. r 1.
11, si -,iv. I-, !n.,-i!:i- and uad. r I -ar..
' II, -T i nn- I'l-.uii.l- ri, inn: i:.
'- I 1.1. 1. V I N I ti i L A--,.
U.-st Ua.' U . 1- .li' v.....!
II. -I l.W .-. l-.l.. .'. .."I
Il.-t Ilin-K. midd- W....I .
II. -I I - H .-. In ai li, 1. ..,.1
I'.in k. tin, v
Ii. 1 i.M "- 1.!!'- V. ' il
ili-si pan laiii:-., any i,r..--i
I f.I.t II! l I ss
id
i .i
a el
lie-! Pal
P. T I'.'l
- i
il.
,1 :
-t n ,
I'.::
1 and Had- I
1 ai.d li:. ;, I
It
m-
i die uses i i: : umera t e
they were no! pnni
milted : is , . ,..-
t'ict with the same provi-io!i of i S.o i :t 1
S ,...
.er
eonsUtutn
il is a ptin
n ci
r
ot.
-on, 41 M
word sympathy was evidently a puni
r-'i'hi
jiiot Used here m its most general sense. ,
It means something more than mere
cling. It is well known that during
he laic war there was a class of a 1-
erents to the rebel cause within this
late who were not openly in arms, but
eeretiy co-operated with the enemy in
arioiis ways, giving aid and comfort
:pon occasion, ami who m common
ariance came to he called symputin-
Kers. vmtathv with
d States. if
intent to deprive, the min
er oi the gospel ol the privilege ot
".-caching; if ii is a ounishmetit to
o! t ne privilege o!
don, a f irii-ifi, it is
a. rci n I- iiiiin! to i i-iii'ivi' citizens on at
the case of j deprive an attorney
o., he said ;! practicing his pr-.fes
count of acts ihuie of the privileges of
th
e elective tranchise
tor to ilepr:
r votes, is to deprive
ri-rht to chose their airents
io administer t heir I ci .n i ne o
met mug o: v
er :
;L. (.en. ii ; i.i. wi,! tunc wit
'.e number of I iernoois, if i.
r can be seen ; hem. i in
cielitel.i is hopestiv democrat II
iiwas has been ;ind w . i con
imiieso. il inev are i.r. a a-r, y ii.strue
ted by some paper that keeps up with
the times. ,i n. Moid, will perhaps I
supply the '.van!.
The Herman who is forced In mv
from tive to eight per cent, on ai; he
has, or can earn by his hard labor,
while the bondholder with his thou
sands, goes scot free of taxes, will not
be long in sol.iiig so plain aotu-stioti
as is to-day prt -cnte-l for their consid- i
wi
w ho have seized upon t hi
swell ! heir wealth, it is ce
li.fiia ;'- and lahorlng da
fering iie ev;U of a mo-t
cial e'ri-l-. The We-tern
M ;-.-' e;ri in par! iv ulai .arc
der the oppressive bur den
ii.g to tl.e g-'Vernmcnt
inohcv chatigi-rs l -r reliel
nirity in l
casion to;
m that the i
- arc si.t- !
ri '.I liuan- :
' ati s, and j
at.iiig mi- ;
... !. i
la .M
lies- ti:
.1 .
1
d 1...H.
I
,1
I
a
111'!
a ;
tea, co!!,-e.
every! bin:
goods s!o
Weight Up
To sil'O
! y in priei
atlail's; is to deprive them of tin
of "-elf-goveridni-lit. The right j
e is the deare-t right, the privii- i Zl.'l'.. .
g tul le wi
x i aver-
He made a wc.ii ia Warrensburg lo 1 naturally enough expect every man toifho' ongnged in exciting or carrvmg
the Sivew a f-w -lav u-'o, Iau-.latorv j do likewise. Thev will reasoiial.lv ex-1 f' rehellmn as the words are used,
of eaiiZ-t aggers, scalLawag', and ! It every man opposed b radicalism ! taust therefore be construed to import
other thieves, during which, he said j to register and vote, and devote ae ! f "nie conduct of a U-easoiial.ie tisitnre.
Missourians d-t net even know how to much time to the procurement of the ft the view ot .1 ,mge llolmes is correct,
no
raise wheat before these scottr.drels ; votes oi others as l.e can spare to the
wuui. inc.... i,, .u -. . I -.v!.-. It, is due them. It is our plain
it was l. ft tor Mt.s-cmri and iventiicky j duty, as mucn so as uj M.eiiu tw
to raise hemp to hang ji.-t sin h s.-oun- . other .laty lticunit.ent upon us.
hud it will surelv not "ne ciuestioiic
erson is disdiialirie:
no matter 1
V.:., .js:..:,,.. . f.wd'.rv.. witi. it' be
ilid no act of a tri-asonable nature ; ami
citizens of t!
them of t he r
or reprt-senta! i
pubii
ritrhi
to ve
cge ol un' eici-i i i- irancii.se is i ne :. ;g-i-t'-t
privilege of the American citizen.
And the higher or more important the
privilege, the greater the deprivation,
and the greater the deprivation the
greater the punishment.
TIIK 'I I st ii Mil AS A ft NlsHMlN T
speaking ot tne test, oatti as reunir.-ti j sit lino, on which he was taxc
of ministers, the judge in announcing j .j',,, tl(, .,.!,,,., ,., ,ea hh
. i .. i .. . : , : . i- l, . . , . :
nil' un i-i i i ne coin ti in t ii m ill i ; . reinem .ere
l'l.e ;.,,., .,d ,.,
seem or.-t : v i.i!
t ..
W i t
the prices oi
-si;y, such as s
ot ;. .n goods, an
sold iii grocery
s, bears wgh
i ,!. i-i'iiiil rv.
l.e - re clearly this
let me call a!!enl
' -CWld-h sp
he numr-er
rn- eri:
he great
tl.e arti
, sugar,
I, in la. t.
and div
cru-hin'g
n
- . .IN. I I
..'".( Tl-.-i- U-,:e
StI3S Vg It tTOEf
I'..-t I .. . ai,' i lin. i. r 1 .
C.-t i ,.i . - and un i--r :i.
!'..-t ( . w . 1 and ii:..'- r 2
l;.-t -.. i ait .
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la . t ..fl.-j. '..--I I it. .1 lie. I. ..II la.,.
-t i .: - e i.-'ali- I h. -t I..;;. -i n- r. .... i-.i.
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,-t I. a ttj..
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al. 1 i:.- liial.
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i.-ii--. -
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fail,.
fad
la-t 1 .o
't
t.f;
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.id: i id N i n i i. a-
m :..
. leel
- k ill 1 1.. I
.1 thai die. .
a -.1 la-
I i
ouah-
entioii to the
:.ks for itself,
f luishels of
1 i-
I.:
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1 ' : -!.-
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i n i: i ::! ,
li. st 111" id Ma: .- I ,. il. I i '.1
!,.:! at,. j 1 " 1 1-1 i H ! Iss-
' i hidiair lie I-,:" -d:;-!'- '
, ' Ilt !!'!. r
, .11 a::., j .... ;,i . iers --.'.lit!
.'.''.I' ill I sIMI.KN I I i I..ss
1 ;:,e- I., i.-s!rial. linf"r i.eys, la y ..r-
i,v an, - I mid. r .. -i, .lia.,.--
ili.il' m- I .
I " rn. I 'I I ) 1 i Y.
i'l.N KIN...
n el'al! ai.-.--.
I.N II! No
a- ..i-i. aid
i.f W
Mi--
.1. u iN
:d
-mm'.,
l.n-:...
I
SI si- I 111 . I -t I.
.-! I'e
li ad l,ii.
S I:.."! fund
These are
saw a tax b
er d.-i", am"
.e
to be added,
indeed s!rep figure
;l of a g.-ii! ieman, !
1 a
Wi
iC l"
,1-
i!;
ol-
vs. the State of Missouri, said:
tramers ot i ..: . onsi nutum m m;
dreU, and thev understand, that part oi ' th.s contest, .-very aspiration of f-nc smm:. nesiiate to ae tne oa-n, ; . . am -a . . i ,ic . une , w nee (,a-e
' - ' . ... . Il l . . . .- r a . I T- I , I , , I , , . . f , , , , , , , , . 1 . , , . , 1 . . 1 : , ... , . ' l I , I I . , . li i i 'i ' , ,, t , i 1 , . -
: orjie-suor.i.i ne heel as secondary to . .-.oi.. " .
l-'.v.-rv in. r.vav co-oiierate with those who were; the oath prescribed. I o them tin v.- 1
H it ! ins ts
purposes,
;t.g over
I cTi'i 71.
I. When
only fa
it Would
rn
e: -a i.
Plis.
J f.-.l
; I" "
j i'l e
: f..r 111'
1 of i.e.
I must
I wit ho
ii.iT ;s
,. 1 ,.
1
1 t-
r I'-
in
A M Ml . .Vim'
.tllMIMSTIt noi: s Mi l!,
111 mi - ne ,. .e: .1 a, r ..; i ! pi-..!.at.- : t .
I :.!:,! I-,' 1 i ,. , 1 1 1-1 -. ..I I.al.e .a..-, e, Ti.. -I,.
l:--an. laa a ill lis ;.r,l I.-iia. I. .:,
-1. e .,1 '. ii
t .la. k :.
-t.lii.l,
-t .la. I.. 1
-t .la.-k 1
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l.ll.lt'l ! I N !
p. -t la.-k. a:
lit-- .1.1:11. ! ! '. .- : ' a - I t la.d. . a 1 . ,
Nf- :.i i.i x i ii i 1.
iii i 1
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. 'Ss.
I.ild ,
l..- iiie ai , i , i .
aia-o ,
-i'i
ai tad lie
' 1 P..
-t r'-l'au
-t Kami
I
.1--.1, 1
.. 1 la
...1 li:
. r J
re-
a e,i ir; ;";;s are req
roiiginoit the ca'ai'-gue
'. ; -.vh.ch the farmers
their 1 -rod -lets or u-
cm r .. ire'V. -tei i1 :s not
, a'o-'.e in ti.e j ru e of corn that this m
! euua-it V exi-t-. but in everv pr. -duct of
ex-
,, ti.
- n; laud, si::..;, , in -mil
1 '.ai:...- nn uaai'v d ,.!i..-
,, On- ..nt!"t-t ear, r f
,, dee 1' ,111 -:,:.,. la ,r.i::a
inir i.-rty a. !.-.
: 11 ;.si,,t. l-a 1 . -a',. .. f i'a ,
'IlifOlliliiT 1 11-. :.-0 -
1
1 in. a
id tai.t-
mi i..s-. i .rv.N" i::ni.
t ev-elai, !-.
the Lusiuess well enough
tue wants ot tiie country
The .artietilars of the hanging t f pulse for oi'ice, merely lor the emolu-adigaged in ar;ne 1 hostility to the gov- I t.o es-ape, provided, to tnem.tn. pn-
another man, noticed hv Ui last week, ! ments Oi o:R. e, should he ignored; and; i ernment of the I nitcd States. ivation was iidemled to be and is abso-
, t 1, . i everv man who cannot so far abate his I K n-T r. n. i.aw i.v opkuation-. lute an I perpetual. lo make the cn
,n Warrenstarg, Johnson county, cop. ; ,-,r y;Ui e M l0tiev'oU.f v; .. ! Kur-h.-r. .,0 person who wtwontit'ed Ijoyment of a right dependent np.,,, a;,
ie-lfromthc Journal, mav l-e read else- . 1 ,,t , ,i,,.,,,,i,e to vote when the new consfitittion was i inii.oss.ji.le condition is eodivaieut to
where. The Journal takes the occa-!ot- ;,,' n.'.t u-iilm.- to ,l:s.-l,:ir-.:. nis 1 adopted, on th. Mli day of April, 1m,:,, j ,U1 :l,s:,,tt. denial ..f the'right under j"
.. 1 .v. . . 1 . . . ,. ' ...1 .1,1: c: .,..,,.,-,. ,. i ! can ie deprived of the right to vote on
BIOU id itiii'it.'iiiii li.e a ci, ;inu 10 u:m " noiv- .... .mo. . . in- imuu ,. ...'.
liiion the people to rally to the mainter.. thj man who makes oilice the mere
ai.eo of lh majesty "of the lav, and ! stepping-stone to w calt h or greatness,
for this we very cheerfully common. i ; is uttwoi'.hy of support, or em-.turage-the
course of the Journal. It will be incut, ami slnMiid be frowned dow n,
ohserved that the name ol the tadivid.! This is a life or death struggle. It is
mat so summarily hang is rot given, i no contest for office, it is no mere
because, we suppose, the mob was in j I am.'Cap fr honors. It is a swecp
tmi tim: 1 tl' .1 hurry to inquire his stake for life. 1 here s'hould be no
name, or gain other iiiform.it ton than ! ombargs on entrances; 110 exclusion 011
that he had taken tho horse froi.i the 1 account of effete ipie-tions tpiestioiis
little hoy, which hcing susccutildo of j buried in the d.-ad past. Kvery man
proof, we see no reason v.hy he might I should do his duty. Oilice-seekers
, j account of having done any of the rn-ts
; mentioned in sec. .'!, art. of the con-
stittition. Any other view would be
I repugnant to that provision of thee, m
istitmion of the I'nited States, which
i declares that, no I i 1 1 of attainder, or
i r.r post f irt,, law- shall he passed.
OKI I-IHN IS M!.- 1: MUX UK's cAsK.
Now when we are met with the de
cision f,f the Supreme Court of this
State, that the provision, so far as it
t relate- to voters, is not in conflict with
not have hcen dealt with Iv the law. should bo scarce. the constitution ot the t nitcd Mates,
Emigrant t'.Misotirr,wf should thihk, j -No one has c:t Oer right or pre-cmp j because the persons i!ifranchiscd are
woiihi givo Warrensburg a wide berth, i tidi on ollh e. "oi.c, we hope, will j not deprived, of any natural or vested.
1'hder 'radical rule it is litti-j, better j get oilier, no orlds how well .pialified, j rights, the reply is that the same curt
than liedlam. , i who is not ready to sav he is for tl.e ! held in :',0 Mo.. ',:, State vs. Caresche,
nam- i,l' tb. .-i.imtrv- and who wi that the provisions which prohibits ai-
anv condition, and such denial enforced 1 v
tor : past act is nothing less than pun- j tiv
lshment etiior.-cd tor that act.
Till A! I I i Mi'iV I", ..ld:s
Now see if the same is not true of
voters. To rvipilrr of the voter the
oath that h- has not. done anv of the
! acts mentioned in the di-.pialifving
I clause of the const i; ti in is to make
! the rigid to vole depemlen! upon the
! condition that he has done none oi'
those a- ts; is a
Lexington and M. .lo-eph llaili-oad.
liroi;;i 1 was ! ,r!;:;illv broken on 11.1
work a lew days ag , and 'he w..rk is
pr.-gres-iiig at j-re-ci,; .-ati-factoriiy.
Ti.e p..:,: at whirl, tl.e w.rk was com-
I is at or ii.-.i : Aden - mill ; at.d
els are w-.'.-Uii g b.-tii wa s. 1'l.e
tor has a go..,) e.-riis ,,f ,-pera-
! be farm. Are w .
the lax-gatherer
Lciio answers in
d tl
dlVes
i-a I, ai'ac! un
iii'liw 00 p s I
of
r '
'A Big Fuss Gcneraiiy.'
I:n
f -r
nial of the right to i to Iin
vole at all, on account of having done
some of those acts; is to punish those
acts in a maimer in w hich they were
not. punished at the time thev were
done. t he oath, then, having that cf- ! a
mem e :
e hal
nt ra'
and ! tonus nt- w id be able ti
! ish tne woiii hi torty days, ready
;the rails. Let us sav, sixty
i 1 hat. will hring 1! ! o hi'st x ovem ! er.
'l ie. West llraneii road is ready to
1 put- on tin- rails ami robing stock, and
ail will be ready by winter to take out
! tin- people and pi-". luce of the ciliitv.
! Mr. V. M. .N.'Kt has the e-ditraet for
the lies !or the lirst -ee;l,..n ,,f the road.
iillolld.
Ma
,e Tfiluil.e. wilh
v, i r. f. rms us tha!
"e,; -liili-s the ap
arrving on of the
.-iisiiitig :i-cai y ea!
of a hundred ni
ve of the public .
.mp
mii'i
:i r. t .ame, 1 d
ropriatiotis for
1 vruii'.ent I d
to be :l mere
I i , 1 1 1 s or s
aai.-.- t l'el: -.-I ilM
-1 i a. rc--a'i-!,-.-
. -I , 11 i;-T. r
,111111' t-.ro a. r s
liter ..f liie s.,,a- :i
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11-, ,1 sll
l-e. 11-1. la
It. -r t ana
ll.-l Slain. a, ,
li.-; tin. 11 Ma,.
- li. -t I an.i Mar.
; II. -i 1 a n M
f . 1-..-.-1 I . 11:11 M i-
j P. -t l ai n. M c
,. IttlAi!
i P..-T K-irni -i.i! i'.ti
' i lies) (.,, !,, Ma,a
. j ! W I N I V-l Ii:-T ' I. ss
! !!- sialic iia-t:. o.-ldie, air.-I
f j - - - - - ;. and mid- r (
" j TWKNTY--1-1 nl' !. s-. .pi.N KINi.
i , I'.' -l t'air 'larn.-s- I..-I.1 a ;- in laars'i 'I j a r s
- , f; -t 1 .1:1 i. . .a -- Mm.- .11 ! '. O fiur.
i i'il i.M) - 1 HIKli 1 i.A-s.
a- j Ka-t.- t Tt-'at-rt-. Tiei.-. i ...r- atai mid. r, 4
, . .-lilt I-.- ! maio- -, ri.-i: " s:
l'OCUTll HAY.
ti
j
ex- i .,,-,';,
.at i
The inffu of iiegros into o;-r town I
i sunt t. I . f:,,-'". I i.r.st-vii!t
who wi
if-,-, for iu success and not It is mrn : torney
'.tm-t witlv ia-. -ner.-U- That eloira.r. r of noliticiaii pra-
- - - .- - - - - - - i
reasiiiiT. We have no irrtxios of known,-' is not needed. ile adds 1:0 strength to , ori 1 1
what to this increase vri'l amount, nor o kct. The ticket is i.iade up, so
1,...- ... tl... Ii.,1...... v... I ,:'!". t earnest working demo.-rat-, and
comjurteii oi i ne same
ice!, and t
is unconst
I'A l:l" N ,!; will
lu addil ion to a
has by his on !;,
i to have t ha! etl'eet, I
ional, null and void.
legist rat ion was I egnn, in St. Louis,
on the -loth. The pap.-rs of the L'''d!i
speak ot registration for the first day
being satisfactory, although there
!. .!..,,.. -,s. ..,..,1,1 love
n-i.-ct idns
!!1 I I ! I : IKlislid
11 this, the Pros
mi! ion, granted
iml counsellors at law trom I
icmg in the courts ot the State
thev shall have taken and tiled '
the oaf h of loyalty ; r( not i:i coniiie? 1 don ami amnesty to a:l. the
with the constitution of the l'iii!ed i which will be discussed in ;,.
States, that "they do not impair the! tide.
thev finic, or whv thev are c-rnigrega-, ,-.i ,t... i... , . o ,t ,,,..;. l,..-. I oblh'ations of con! racN. nor are thcv I an ii.i.i.i.m. h.viii i;i .u iim.o. i
ting her". We surely have no sort f:l.,j to he foiinl in' the ranks of the the nature of an f ..- ?d,,'a law ' lint the oath, notwithstanding its il-1
need !or them. If they would letake J ,t.j..ra'r u. v Those who are not i nor an attainder." .1 udge Holmes, h- ! legality, will be re. pi ire. I of all who j
t-liemstdves to the field, and labor for ) !or , !tro .,.,..;,;,'. rvervthin ' for I hvered the opinion cf the court in that will seek to register, ami t his new reg- ;
rhe eom-ratiori there offered, there; t -t noth'im' for oll'ice, Should K-c-Ae, said: "No,-can it be said to be j i-t '"it ion law, designed to place the
-otiM I e less t-omplai'.t at th: influx..; tJw j,,,,. it( this battle of ballots. I retrospective law, as being re! rospee-; " hole power ot the Male hi the hands j
litit when fhry congregate t tcnisjlves,! '" .V. - " " ! tive in its operation, for it neither takes ! "' a tyrannical minority, will be en - j
Almost exclusively in the town, we are Odiselves. Kvery week, we are com !away nor impairs any civilly vested 1 forced to the utmost strictness of the
led to impure hy what means tht-v are ;i,.,i ,,, .1. ,..!:, ...... .. Tl1i., ,.r r.o,,,.. 1 ri. "lit. m.r creatrs anv" new nl.ligiit ion 1 letter. What then, is the duty of a ;
was not so much done a
I ecu desired. The reported
in the city were -mull eono
tl
he number rogi-!civd. Litlle
We are mm I
i . d" M a inc. i hut it w
point if Mr. Illaiiie
have the goodm s
Triluiiie to reprint.
i wee! l the :
am; ! he act nai exj ei,-
e are g:a 1 to know
thinks it safe to tell u
spend. !' it we sled;'
t lie same to him and
have him id! us what
we hav e spent .
Ami thi- the m - re t
i.f Maine, ha- m d, a
airv wuv . !' pu: : n g !'
the Ver'm -nt hot.-! ke.
1 o i l.e ra' h.-r vag ; ac
god to ;.i r. I .iaiue
..iill be no -re to the 1
,..f Maine, would i
to state, and the
a.: y AbnivJUL L &. MECHl ASSOCIATION,
m mil' . ; . a i i i i x . . i . , . .. i .
AM. . " N i INI IN". I i !. PA 1 s
I'.I
11 I u .n
I' .1,!'
e i ai, a: I. r ..r lae s..C
; -eiu la i 's.. , r . i 'a i
-t it rt
: ' -lllne
:t-!il j
-,iv ;
t
T'.Vl
Mni.
N'TV-K. .1 li 1 11 I. As
11 r- lied 111
e 1 . '
Mai. . i . :
Mai- i at
s.i.idi.- Mil
i an Ma-. -',.:.,
r M . -
-n-:. .Mm.
I WIN I V I Ii I II l. s
. ar i- . . .
1 end r i
nice r :!
s. :i and nj w ard
s. 2 and iin-t, i ::
i:. i
I".
in ,
In -
i I
l !i i: I. a i
', I .
i:
o! la-! vrar. '
ai M r. 1 dame I
! h
we are to
'-r. if its all
I'l-ii-une. to j
. iio'.v.s that ,
Till M s s.1
h. M. sl'AKi
i'diN K.
. ! : - f l : i
! l i'l ,
.to)! V .- I I.-, .v.
.l. KK.NNI.l.V,
par- plain! on the
! of:
ar- i ' io'd con! :i
j 1 his is we can
y in all f '
nay.
mo
es lo
ot teli
'lit to
, 1
I'd
ty for the govcfi
under Skv! or:: and L
be less danger of I rot
t ha' the radicals w ill in
nation and
W'll
unless it
-.-I more
. and thi
1
1
Why
is hat
that
iv will
I he !eai
war on the
out.
j hiss
I t Ik-si
r:...v .
le ilem
A-
hat M r. l.Iaine ;
very noble and
.wi. l.d'lions as j
per .1; 1 dollars j
count of "a big j
tor example, in i
Mill Oil.-
c . niiiMi-s. i,-,
i:. a smi i ii. ,
.H. iin i vim i:. u
. nil. n 1 1-1 m; v in i.v
:;i n i il m.k.
id I IN..
v. i-.i.i .nt.
i.l s-i.i.i
i . i .rn
tl
to live. UK li nir i.-i I'D contracts for
, i.. .......i i ... i i......
Jrrn labor thv-n .-xt year. Onthoton-, '"'.' ' ' Icontr.tct. vested right or other tran
trary, wear; toldby the farmers that, rowage. At every post oihe-e in the a,.tjonf
tht y will not, s Iit-rcfofore, crif r into j vit ruity, subscribers complain that I i r.j-:i:;vMi.vs ., tiis
ooiitracts for fiirni hthor for the ensn-; their paoers are taken from the otlice And in the Sta.e vs. t .'iimmings, t he
iwK year. Why is this? I the sti- ..;,. tiel- ,..sent-and we are ex- 1 "n ! 1 ,h:l! ,,!" l;rf'visi1,'n .V'
iiurbs ot our town, residents titil it. . , , .... inmring (derg'incn to take, subscribe
c'ittkntt to ketp anything that . an he! I"" U'1 ,naKt;ui the M thl wo and fi e the oato of loyalty, was not in
ti;'fi Their gardens are robbed ; ' T"1 eoniplam, it we only knew violation ot the constitution of the
their pigs ar- taken ; their hen roosts J how many extra papers would cover I'nited States. Vet the Supreme Court
and orcharr are rifled, and negroes : this list of sni-moies. who. no doubt of the I'nited States in the case of ,-.
tVe-pirntlyal -siuid curse the owners ,..in,ler from week tf ,v(l.k f.n,,sh ' pnrtn (Jarland, decided that an act of
if tney attempt .l-ten.l their proper- j Jlt,mi.y m whiskv to .nbsenbe for two ' Co"-rcss I'rovi. hng that ater its pass-
I or three papers; but choose to hold on n0 P'rso s,,au V.0 :im,lU ,lcn "
! to the whisky, and beg, borrow, or go f"or"0' aml (;,,,,nH"ll"r 10 '"'r -
J' r- 'fi,,. ,,,,.... I '..net .... 4,-, f I,,- l,nr lit
without a newspaper. Sindi a system j ' i .' . ' .... . ....
i of espionage is abominable. We dc- VL- . . . . t
I I i.tlrtd -st..t..st i..,!..s-a b. . in i-lvi. I l-.l
! or disability
in rc-spi
t of anv
past,; cni7.cn under the circumstances:
1 ANsWKl: IN Ilii: Hl.MiM l.-AIII. ADIdiKss
! The o.'iiimiMce apnoinled bv tliej
i I emoera! io Si ate Convent ion to pre-
j pare an address to the people of Mis-!
. souri, have given an answer to thisj
1 ipic-lion : "The committee would re-I
ct-mmeud that every citizen should
take the oath rfc-ipi'ired." The oath be
ing imconstitiitiortu!, mil and void,
there can be no legal consequences at
tending the taking of it; and whether
he should take it or not, can only be a
question of conscience, to be determin
ed bv the voter.
tv. One such ca.- occurred with a
widow lady a few dayis ago. Three
ingro boys, ore named Tom I.ang
liorne, Another named .Sam, and the
third mme unknown, shot a chicken of
9 lady, ami was making olf, when t!e
test it; not more tor its meanness,
idy mailt her sippcararo-e. I.esnlt :
than the trouble it gives us.
j taken and subscribed an oath similar1
to the one required by the new const i-
regro" got the chicken ; but the ,,ca, of tr0,,0 b ' ask)l (nr ' tut,.,,, ot Missouri, "partakes ot the
lady recoiVett a sound t-uraing lor l.rri , .,.., ... , ,..:.. I nature ot a bill ol pains ami penalties,
- , '..'si3.i. I'luina IVS...V....,". .es-k.v ' .. ,. , . a ,
har . . .i - .v i.- , i and is stibieet to the constitul ional in-
di.' , their ni.t.ora iitlhu ntli.-i. I r is 1 m oos- ' J
I . . .... ,...1 A ..-... ..il
jwiWi-.iti-,in. . ......,.ii .. t sil.ie for us to know ev
Tigri man sieaiing nis yea'-ncs. n
tutcliod
Mt9,
I bo n
..n, eit'l nui,l .-r. f t .,miiiu,,iea'.ions vhoiiid be short,
rhes t!,,i,g happttri .iHilv.and there! ,i s.,..,mn,,i,.(l itl. . name, else
.. . . . , . .. . . t . . . . .. i
re -iril l i. tieiv ir 11. 1 11 tnr t-i,
our fonsfabh- and his ftssitant do what
they can. Hut .:t t! outskirts thy
have n anfhoritv to att. These lic
it is mipos- J . ... ,. , .,,
, i . i hibition against the passage ot bids oi
.crvbody, and! , 1 , , ,
man Kteaiine MS Wii'-IH's. lie ...i .i i.r .i..... ; at uumier. miner w men irenerai tiesig-
i . . , , . i iinri" ui'ii ii.i iriri -ii. iiiiu u un i iiii- i . . . . . .. , ...
it into the wooly head with his j usk fl,p tu.(. witl,ut ivil , j ''" "" Ml ol pams, and penad ,es
IesMt..ba,iiy bruisd knii.tklos. w jicr0 it ' ' ar5 t ti; tl,0 inclmled
rro was tak.-.i and brought to j trol,.,Ie fluokul Wvr llltf ..jiu-o list. ! . J llst"'' 1'ield, in delivering the o
.Inn' a... I-
1 a,;,
l-ii-
pill-
ion of the Court in that case says :
" The attorney and counsellor at law,
i .. .1... ....i ;,.i;..:..i ....i . i- .1...
U , - . .1 . ..... . MClllt- I I l lit S'lieillll II'.H 1.11 a. i-III un:
sev' nnttirallv go into the wastt? 7 . . . . . .-' ... ,
. h j court clothed with his olhce does not
1. 1 .,,,- , diold it as a mailer of gr;ice iind favor."
JVrson.'il milt.ler are only published ; ,.. .- , , .1 .1 -f . e . 1
I . Ill, illily tviHi 11 1U ' onu 10 upon 111111 10
eroes are nil armed, and as impudent i ,-i .i ,;..,i,-,u,,i. I appear tor suitors and to argue causes,
. . . - . . ' ! will llltll li'l lllf t-ii-,L itoicv.ni, . . ........ ..:., ..1 I
Patan mmelt. in manv instsn-i-js. ... w., .,,., Tl, I l omeuiing more, iiiaii a mere niuiii- (,-eedmen s
' - I'll I, 1 '.II M'lill IIP'I llin-t J "' in ... 1 i
In view of these tacts, would ;t not v- ..,, u-li:.rt,.n ,r . to i revocahlo at the pleasure 01 the
y wrn III,
3unrate
!ot.h. in the
tall on
macier, ami i. wiim u t an io relieve T,e j(,h f,,,,Tess paid ?;,M) for
th p-..'.l,. ol thtsse outrages. Thert' , . 3 ,
. 1 . .. n . . 1 knives lor its me-mbcr- or hlteen
are tooimutv id's! ncrovs cotigrcga.eil
J - .-. , . .. ... 1 . .1 . .s - 1 I
in the cilr, no rv.i cun tell how the j urines ior t ieu memm-r, ai r-o cava.
.Utifoim.
She secretary of treasury-reports the
national debt as follows, for the years
mentioned :
, I' l".., ihe di iit w aa s-'.T.'., .Nat.'"..-'!'. :d
I. srt. " ' .. . ' . A. . 1 1 I -1 . I J I .'II
. " . 'J.l'.'l ..".al .'! I"'
" - . J....,i,.-,.ll I-i" la
lu ihe three years of peace, the debt
has been decreased only 2:; 1 ,;;; J 11 M i.
lM. In this time, the secretary reports
I hat the following amounts have been
drawn trom the people by taxation :
The following is a copy of a blank
circulated bv the republican central
conimtttee !'or the guidance of regis
trars in the disfranchisement of demo
crals. It is lo be used by cowardly
-pies and informers. The dirtiest and
nicaniest business is tha! of a spy. ami
we trust our I r lends will be 011 t he look- ;
out for :ii! such t haps, and treat, tneui
iis the deserve :
Political qualifications of citizens of
county, Missouri, l'-iis': Name-;
occupation; native born; nat iirali.ed;
not nal ui'iili.ed; registered; not regis
tered; radical; democrat; doubt ful; ac
tive rebel service; enrolled disloyal;
aided and abetted; witnesses, and re
marks on disloyalty, naturalization, .Ve.
11.1'a 1 ra ne
Here ar,
bars tossed
dries, just
em 'I'm- uis
I'm -in the s
ged out of
off the l a.
tax gal h.-r.
1 .0
si'vi-iili-cii m
id! to the ac,
as composed
um rained do
:ies. instead e
! he mot,
;s ,,f !h
f dob
if sun-
Hi o 1 , s
.iiihl
v as if this
lo'.vn on us daily
id be.ng drag
of t he poor and
hildicn by th
s .- 1 1 m i; I.1-.NH h
1 in A-ri.r.t: -k.-kkt miy.
li H llii.l.ANH I M . Mii.lliK.
M 11-11 o. IttNi; M sT, j.
j 1. li. t.ul:l)iiN. Jos lioolv.
1 Mi:mi:i.'i;-iiii'.
i All M. ml.rrs ef t h- A -s... iat 1..11 , mni tla-ir lonii
: li. s. sliali have th.- , ,ri 1 l.a;.-,.i ;.t l.-iuim- lla-Kv-I
liil, in, ,ii- a-id 1 liii, iunir any article, ire, ..t'ctiarfcv,
1 i r,'t'l 1,-r s'a ,.,. ja k- 1 "ri-lll llltll-
1 ,-;-i -..ti- nat M.-ailn-r-ma cxlul. it ate arli.dv lv
' t- fur -" l"f ''.nt ..I'll,.- r. 111.11111 i.ir.-ic! l.r diii
i.rt'.-i.-. and til. ir -ate I- ,
j AllMI-sluN I I 1 :
j IN l-setl- 11..I M.illl a 1 l ... .111111. C.il-: Ilarsp-
iti- 11 . . 1,: - a .11. 1 i ,e. I la - and dir. .-r . '-1 ..-i.l-;
I a - 1 1 . a -.- l..!L-- and i 1 o r. 7a .---1:1 - : I an 1.1;-.-'
n:a! ,1m . r. 7". i-. ii!-,: I ,,-h.ii -.. a.,n an, dri
; .-1 7a c.-ul -; Cnta 1. I I.t.-ks. S:I ,-.i; 1,11 1 1 1 1 ti- . S" l.
;,.r i:.,y. Al! ,.r-,.ti in Iii.- al..... x.ln.l.s, .j:
,-fi-s , a.a, I !a !dr, I! lltel- 1- s v. ars ..id . Ir.-v I
I , .!'.r. d ji.-rsi.ns. ,,n -..,t ..r ;i c.nit--. an, will
' 'ci .dial t,1 I.', .-. tits ; ,.n h- .!-. !. a ' . 4-t r i ts ; aw nf.- !
, I 1 ,.).: !. C 1 an-.- w ill la- :i..,L'Ui-, 1.. ti, !..i. ,i h..- I
j ni.' a 1 ai . c In-'.i c! 11 ..111 X lui-li ail w iiilv- iM l snlisj
1 i!l I-.- . v. Ill led ' I
P., -l Man i! , ,1 .:,!:-!,-, ;.-. ii
1 W I A I -si V 1 11 . I . A-s
It. - II u-i-. ss s, alii...,, aii.sl !"
" 1 ! .ii 1:, --s; :; ,.-,,f iin-i.-r 4 . . !. in
' O an- s;a;h..:,. ar.-i nil i, r li s
" I Iar a - - si:i a a.n . I and und. r 2 ... :
lie ar-- !;.,,, 1 ', .
llarni-s M ire. ai-.-l !'..
" liai-ll.-.ss M.,,..,, alld under 4 ..
" liar:., -- li.-t:. . ..ad leal, r :i s ii
' llarn. -s Man-, i and tin ier i tw
' - H .t ii'-s M . r.. 1 ..It 5 ifJ
1 W l.N 1 V-si. rvi I.ss ,-i'KN KIN.
I!--! 1 1 ., n--s s. aiicn iiii'i-: 1.,-I'.-ttr.-iitri. s, -. to
" Iii: ti'-s- M.irc ' - ."!
PI I N I V I I'd! i II I.ss -iil'i v KIM.
P.t-.-t sa-I Ji,. : Iniai- -r Mar.- (- . nlr;.--) si". ,
1 W l.N I -NIN i 11 l I. Ass.
s;- .-la! ( , 111 in in -! .1 -itn W . l.an.-.
H,-t S11, kilic-- 1 ..It -ir-d l.v It. d rttlislf t
1 1 1 1 li'l ll.l II I.A--l
a.-t.-l 1 r.,tt 1 1.1 111. 4 j rars mni opwor.1 S-lw "'
1 II 'I II PAY
1 mi: i v-nii-T i.ass.
I'a st sad.l!.- Sta'.ll..:!, airi-d SI".
:; and under t .. 1. ..1
" -2 ami lindt-r il s i
I and under J tl '
' ' ' I , !t a
lic-t saddle Mar.-, a-. . I SI ".
:i and titderl 1" -
" ' " J and uti-t. r.t s '
1 and liud.-ri
" ..it .. M
I Ilii; I Y-s-'ilN!l t. ss ifKN KINO.
li.-sl sa.l.li. t i!lj..ii (l.-iilri.-l v lA
' ' Mai-.- 4 .V. ...
Tflu erlrs 'd.i and It l.W a r! 1 !.-s!i(itvn lllld.-r -.add!.'
Fiii. -t lil.Kl.-l stalln. 11, --. d S.i.
: mi.i under 4 r i"i
- -J and iui.l-r :i In
" ' la.uluiiil. ru I" '
' " " ..It 1" "
I'm. -t lilmnl-il JIarc, nipil -1"
- ii and under 4 '. i".
' " 4- . mni 1111. l r 4 1.1 .1.1
" " I and tll.il. r t. : . 1" "'
1 ..it ... Hi in
" 1 .et Us havi
.V, ..- '.' . II", .;..
.-ace .
I
J l i;s 1 1 .v
n;:- i i i. -s
.! nit-, r, ar,t-
Ttltin Y-Tliii;'., l..ss 1 in kino
I s';, nun,,. ,.f fie .-i!ay.-t- ..miTy I dirt
.lia i. r Hi.- 11. ra: i!i-.r;."V en.ji law . 1 lie- slat. :
I U. I s, aln, 11, 1'.,, all ,iir...-.-s I"!
I'.--! Marc il ail iir.-rs .
Jieductioii of the lebt. The radi
cals are making a great parade of the
statement made by ihe white washing
Wells that since the war the national
indebtedness lias been reduced about
s .lO.ooo.tKlO. Ihit they iail 10 stale in
the same Connection that the radicals
have extorted from the people within
the same period bv taxes the gigantic
!'..--; lialnc in:,, I'
ll, -i U tale Ian.-.-. . a
It. t 1 ..J..r d Ian.-. , a ai ds
l;.-i Win:.-1 la, ,11. -l". a ards
I-.. -I Wii.il 1 ai.ct. In Mud.,
It.-.-t Itajr at p. I . lit yards
l:--I l'a:r ..f I'ilankcts
11.-! Uilni-.i ai .
It. -t ll.-artli i 1 11c
,..t pair W ....I. 11 ll.e
lies! pair Hail II.
li.-I mad.- slni-t , la-h le. Iiand
II. -I mad. ,.at l.j la.lj'l y' hand . .
li. -t ma lt l ..nl li lady el, iiia.-l.int-. .
II. J made 1 ..at iv cel.! . cm ma. li'.lic
um of ?1,C.,"j,.1l'..,.",21.
1 uinous ext ravagance
Such hits been
in carrying on
S i "I i l:Kl. IT. 1 lnNS.
-"";
. . .1 in i sk ti.'.n' I. sjitritueii- h.'U'.rs !iall l,"T l. -f.ld r
' I"' , ilraiii. ..11 tin- fair Or.-uiid-, and ,i' .i-r..n in
.- "1 li" I -Ial.- .i iiilavi. ala.n -hail lie admitted 1111. . the
. ; , o cuiids.
. . ;i in ; sk. . -J. All nrti.de ,id auiniftt.; .n the Fair
. - "n , I 11 nds. hhail. dm inj; th. .1 . t imianre ..f lit- l-'air.
. . - .- 1 i.ii.I.-r lh- .-..I.I1..1 ..I III- ..lliv.-r. ol" tin A-s.M-ia-.
. 1 "" ; 11..11.
.. 1 ml: s,,.:; N. I-...-, anniiitat -liatl ! .l,l,itt.sl i,it.
. . . in i ..r r mail, ti.ii die .... n i;r..itiids ! dif A.w,t
:I im I li,. .iiirnii; tin- l air v-. et hv v..lis-nt ti the l.-ar.,
. . -i 1 ,.! I . re. !.., -.
. . :l i i m:i . 4 ii,iiln-li-nr ai,it,i;il shall -..m,H-t.- f-.r m.
- !" i-r-iiiiiiiu nu!-r.s ii 1..- entered w irli llie s.-r.-lry lev
antra- I In ,.-, l, k m ,, tl. .lav f..r it- txhililll..,,. --
: ui-n-t
( ,t-1 , ,l.cl
.,e. .(...-,. I
Ailftil-t I . !-i-
.-,1,1
471
i;.-,l .2si. i'l.
an .1-1 i'-h
71 tl.e -a
C.-,,,,.,...! I' I' I ....... .dee. I -it tin I lot
nthe l'-'i, tim! t 11,0 loveriimet.t, mat wiin ciioi-nious , - i i
sums a! command, cMoried irom inei
i.eople. thev have not paid off more " " .'" f1 l""Ur u
','... ,11 -i-i . SI ION O I.Ass
I ban S-'-iO, 0110. MOO ol debt. I hey omit j Nl l ,Ul. ,1al .ilk
also to state that, although, accoriling j im.u
lo the testimony of the r;idical witness j .. .. .. I-i!i r, .V 1
Wells, the revenues drawn out of the I , , . " .. ""Ii' d
poekeis of the people for the year end- n. ,t I;l, ; i-..,,,i,ii ,i, .
ling. i iiue .ioih, isi.s, iiuiouiiieii io uu
Sulphur Springs, a.,
was received w ii li much enthusiasm.
I .on.'js! reet, l lweil. Heauregard and
oilier prominent men ate also sojourn
ing there.
li.-st Knitted arn Nnina. l. I utider !'.
'I he aii.-ve ari icl, -s i., 'a,- -tra l i v d-'in. -i i- .
.lisimc.ii-lied trniii tt..ids iii,-iiiiil.-u-tiir.-d l.i til h-III ti- i ci-i.t l.v i-.ii-.-nl .,1 Hi,- linaol.
er. in la.-t.eics. an.i t-vliil.tled In tiiHi, illaet lircr . I Sre"v N . in in ititi, .-ttail 1- atrntslisl t.i miv r-
"' I' : li.-lc ..r nmnial in any .-a-.-. llii!-ss Hi,. .Iudir-s -hal!
." 01 j I... ..f .-.tii.t,.n 1 1. at Hi- uniri r annuml is u ..rtliy .f
" 11 1 a .rrniiuiH.
inn ii-- aim nt.iuia.s mhii ..- -n .....-
It has been officially decided that tin
entile disease is deadly. That It is. thi
result of hard driving for bu
dis- I
i-a w !
illiva-
2 tin
-' IK.
- Il
;! i
l-l"ill,-f. or tit. the i-i .in t ,1 ti 1 1 of the I.C"'ts- !
a "''-s .'"."-;ii,AP..u. , . .,llr i..,i,.,snli.l ' -, .
a citizen police, to have cog- , ..f ..,,. ,vith. I -"-ure. It is a right of whicli he can i
MT thi- ,.cU of ad hr-re.iators,!V:lw- ,if . n I ' j ;f - lWn i only be deprived by the judgment of
eity and the suburbs ? We if ,,, ,;p,, A ' , r 7,,., .,.,.,, i the court tor moral or prolessional de-
... . . - . - t - -".. '.v." ... ..iv .-..e. i ..... -..,.. , , , , , . .
IlH Council IO inillK OI llllSI - llii.iucnc . iiiiiuiini t.i jut ur, t inn
nan oi in.iu :iv. .omo '! tliem rc
honest, hard workim;, and ur? doing
well; but. the majority of then: hutting
about the city. ,'. a pi rt ani'iis tj-,nig
ly !,.,.!, or .-r. .
lace, i).!-!. (iailand was permitted not
withstanding this act of Congress ti
jiractico in the Supreme Court of the!
I'nited Stales without taking that oath. I
And when the ca-e of the State of .Mis- j
n- , " ; souri
e at.KiiOn-te.ige the iavor ot a daily j ,. s 0 -,-, ,., ,s-.N
exchange froi.i the Kansas City Adv. r- ' against Ciiiiuniugs came before theSu j
tiscr.. The editors wi'.! not be forgotten. I pieme Court, of the I'lntcd States upon j
si,';j,.v.'j,4i.. -i
Xow is it i ?( rca.-'ui.ible that the
radical parly muld he made to ac
count for thesi.i stupendous outlays?
Thev hiive squaii'h i ed the money on
luir-aus, on an army m
time of peace, c. We must have
change, or be rdined.
llaiiroad Acciident. A serious act i-
,l,..,t tin. dillrrnooii ti-nn ot, the ten Tirel'.-rriii"' to tmiiiler. ihe laller hai.ny lae-
P.,-..:,.-h rtiilroa.l las! Sat,,,,!-,,- nti'ilty. Finding Ihis -noil-nature. I bl.-iirite
a point near Sambo Slough, a few miles
east of tins olatte. ne passenger ami and found irr... tar
..,.. trii.-U- car iwcre throw n IVnin the I at the house ol M
track mid broken to pieces. Several i i,,:n"' V!
i . . , IlaliTU.
a .-.tJl ..viiil. l- ,i,l -..I
timers; that- it- is not contagious, and
that, it, is raj, idly decreasing in the
Mast.
.I..HN ' i ui i; A corn-si..inle,it f.f the
Kansas ily AdveKi-. r. lets oil' as follow s,
as to the landlord of the city hotel of ihis
city.
" Keaching l.exmglnii an hour later, we
who were unable lo secure seats ill theiuiini
.i,s. -lowly climbed lln- lull .-mil in Titled our
way to the". "ily llojel, kept bv one Lather. a
siaimeh old Seymour and I'.lair lainllonl ,
ever ready either to aeennimotlute :i guest,
collect h.i's fare, or ht'ie-h at it ifood joke. f-
ei-.,'wi!e,l with t-i'dit guests in his smallest
: ri .1 un
In,..,-
immense sum in currency of -8 17 1 ,"",- i n--t inn. y ..i k. li.i k-t
MM.I, yet, according to the statement, o I ' - :l ;
the Secretary of th,- Treasury, the liov- , j;-si si,,n w .
- . ; '"-I Ii ni-er la,a r I ieu.-i-s. . .
eminent has i nn in tiebl t r.irty-i wo j i ifiui, i .s.
millions since last .November. Let the : ;,.t i,,,r ;:,-.;, ,n tiiniil-.i-li
tax-rnlden voters of Missouri remem- ! ;;'; l:v' 1
her these things, for there will be no i n.-t ciani .t at.- 0.1...1, -i .
end of the exaction of these enormous '-""-"""-' i""':
,. , , 1 1- . 1 - . tut li ill l I.As
revenues trom the people, and ol H'H ,MSmi:i, i,,,,.,,,.-
fearful expenditure, until the radical n.-t s,,i,-sa,i,ii..
1 .. ,, ... i I'.c-t mini's suddli-
arty is overthrown. hrp-uUir-tn. I ,!t.s, rn.-
- ! m-T pan-1 alf l".-Ht
A member of the bogus Senate of i it.--.frit. ware
,,. .i.i ll.-t siH-.-ini,.,, ,,f ii,.rs.--sla,..i!ii;
Ahibama is an ex-convict trom the- nnii u.s
icorgia iienitentiarv, anil a memoer 01
I..W .
1 11 j
1 Kl '
1 II.. 1
jeissengi
gerously bruised. It is Mijiposed that
;i truck gave way and caused the acci
dent. The loss to the company is
about ?:.,''!,- - '-in 'ti -l-iiifiii'l.
U.-st r.nrev
the bogus (ieorgiii House is an ex-eon-; i-.-t ii,.i-t,-.rs.- n.
we am, il! six 01 11! iv:iim-(i n, -m i-i : vit'l, linl'SO llllt'l, irom the iaoam:i si s.,,,,, fl-w
ll.l! eotlilorllliie 1...IJ-1I1"- ; ,,. 'r,., ll,;.,a ten, t , ! li--I limiv"'
itiit us more closely together! t n -t "
' , la-s, n ii at.ir
. . TV .., 1 , .-. ..1.-..,;, ..,, : !! ."-!-.r. .:
tv 11:11 name siiouin net eiii it 1 i-v'.i; tii--t tain., , i i,it j.iaK,- ..
.lu
of the ValleV eaui-
Iemocrats are you at woric
is no time to be lost.
Local ta in ion slayi
t Then
j, and doing
at home. j Artists in music, drawin
i to embezzlement by a clerk of the:
1 ale '! l'ornev-c ation.
eii-
ll.-t Oalii; Vbtw . .
I
I.I--2- -t
liiosqu
sIX IU t I.Ass.
d ; -i- :i.-ri :t.-r--
al.Ti
I l. iili,,,l.c--s, t.i vl,ieil tliv sevrelar -.hull k,
I rcia.ster.
i si . . 7. '1'lie . xliittil'.r sttitll nttneh t. rtrti.-l--their
ltiilul.t r. l.i.d ,l-n-e in 111- hands .t II,.-rm.,u
: 111.111.. 1 and mil ..1 tin iia:c and imnilx-r ,1 sniinal-, t-
be leht-lvd I., tilt-.11,'! s.
j sta . s. 1 !,e ll..iii'd ..I" liir.-rf..rs lmll n--.-!--t n
j i.uallv iiui !-- thai. ti.r.- n-.r nton- ti.ma lift- .iud.-s
i t. uv.l.i .1 premium- t. t-a.-l, vlas f sl-jci. mid ti-r
Ml'li.-U-.s V.VilltJil" -l.
sue ft. Tiif 1 reasiircr ftiaii ttppnim a gaw ir
All. I t.lll',1 assistants a- ma. .- it . r.tti . ,
ihitv il -liali I.- t.i i-c.-.-iv- aa lolls ir.w ..-ts..ii- en-
t. ....... ...... i-.i.r I ..-..ti...,- . s inM n.v ...
. ! .-t, nel.-d lo tl, 1 ,'i-a-ur, r, :mI repert and pay ..-.. r
' I tl, an... mils , ee. -ived at tin- close ..I each day -.-
liil.ili-..,. and lakt- in.- '1 r a-,,r.-r't. r--i-,.t tl.T-..,-.
in, such vi1"' pers -siiall .. alien ! I.r thcr s.rv
1 mi, ccr Midi sin, la as maj I. u ii.i-iatv.1 Iir ly tli
1 in. i Heard
'..-..ml skc. in. It -.hall lu itic duty nf the- sre-starv .
in j .l' lnnml and ..l.Iam tr.n tht- M-r?i.tvt,f, has r--t-,y-j
el Itn-.-UMi'., any prciitiiini ..r .r-Hiiiuiis -rettt-ii in
I cntra vent ,..n .,4 awy oilhn- latw r ie-;ulal,u.ns 4"
.. ! 1' 1 this Ass,, iat ii.n .
-. j M:r. II. All entries of f-r- ing cr..p?.-i.rn.h t"I.
S i, f niut ). n.:1.,-ov b-f,.l-(- the Ust .it of i-f
1 " ! tair.-t. -Rch tar. , .
. -J i" ! sue. li Ati.-I.ns -a ill I h. M .rt of t-arh day
' ' j of the Fair. Aiu-tcnetr's fees. t:. l.-r -..-llin-i,
... 1 Ml. A,-., wiill.. lived!,, il..-offits-rs ,J th- Ass.-,all-.n
r.-rs..,is l.avin- pr."...-rtv far s--a-i!l r. -rioter till.
n. I -aini- ltti the 's -r. t.iry, .lurin-.- Ok- tMr.
? L -' I ., rs of ,ir.--rty tuaj rrs. -rv-r .me l.id
' ! lu li is lo b. made lirst an1, pul. irlja And shouht
' ia. tlit propero i-c rim up .;r bid in bv thf ., ner.
:' : tii.-r dir. .-th ..r itidtr- cth , ' or they shall, in fu-
- ' 1 lure l- ,i-.'.liil.il 'l fruiu olTerin-; -Mi-ny ..r t-al--.
l". '" . ...i Mi, I air t.r-.iim!-
1 tin j.,. i4 -j . air w ill ..t.eii t-arli m..rinn-r at nine
- :i "" ' -'i-l.-L I v whii-ii iml- all i-titi'itf. sl.-.iil.i Is- ina.lv.
"" j sF., r, "i he ,-arri iiijt oi lire anu- p.s,ti-elv
pr. liil.it-'!, ten, an, -NT-on laini'i -.i.i ..-i-i .,t
mill I..- iro'inptlj disarm. i. j
si-,. ii. Anv jts--. h.n inrr TTnt.-l al.'.'.th, ard
r..uii.i" s. i!:Ti-r e 'lrini'.ii- lelito'S, tviil !h-c!.,s-.1 ii,,
-itei ect -a ala-ti, li.- t .1 ..uiel-. amltAiii t-.rt it "jv
in -io J aue.i.nl f--od
. . H ll j
;,i'. (m !

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