She UcbrnsshH gctaW.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
fcOLftJlLUiS WIDOWS
We hove ia our possession official
documents showing tfat a Union sol
diers widow by name of Jane A Allen
THURSDAY, SEPT.24 , 1863 resident ef Cassopolis, Michigan, who
Hopji not own 1500 acres of land in Ne
tu.ii-SrW,Ur.,. h,L-a l,,rpCPn..lv been the recipient
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all rrt of the Slate, relative to the material Inter- Qf substantial aid from the honorably
ests ot the c mntr,, ttftfetnor witn su:b. otbor in it
ler as coatribut jrs may deem of interest.
Republican Ticket.
F.r l'resldent,
ULYSSES S. GRAMT.
Far Vice President,
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Presidential Klectors
T. M. MARQUKrT. of Cass.
LOUIS ALLGK'.VAIIR, of K'chardson.
J. F. WAENiiH, of Dokf .
M-mberof Congress
JOHN TAFFE, of Douglas.
Goferaor
DAVID BUTLER, of Pawnee.
Becre'.ary of State
THOMAS P. KEN'ARD, of Washington.
Treasurer
JAAIK3 SWEET, of Otoe.
Auditor of Ftae
JOUX OlLLESriE, of Nemaha.
Uljirlct Attorneys
I-. District . B- HEWETT, of Nemaba,
2. J. G. COWIN, or IMuRlas.
8d " K. F. OKAY, Of Dodge.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
State Panator
H. D. HATHAWAT.
Berator from Cas,sarpy, Saunders, Seward and But.
ler counties
Wit. 7. CHAHN.
Tr Representatives
D. HcOAlO,
J. McF. HaGOOD,
OEO. Jj. SEYBOLT,
J. McKtNNON.
For County Commissioner
J. B. MOORE.
di-charged soldier9 connected with that
Post of the G A R, and that further aid
wiir he necessary to, protect her from
suffering during the coming winter.
As this woman is f near relative of
Mr. James II Porter, Democratic can
didate for Governor of Nebraska we
suggest that she be included by the
Democratic orators in their list of suf
ferers iti consequenciof the war. We
especially commend her case to Mr.
Andrew Jackson Poppleton.
8TRAIMXO AT A AT.
The News is in a desperate stre.it for
something to say against iheRepublican
nominees for State Officers, and strain-
terribly t ) magnify some act of theirs
in connection with the Capital location
into a terrible crime. iVlorton use.
much display type and italic over the
fact that the money received from the
sale of Lincoln lots was not deposited
wiih the State Trea-urer. We ask
the News a sir&ighi-forward. plain
question in regard to this matter of de
posit, and if it is possible for it to do
so npon any question, we would like it
to answer "yes" or no " We lake
OUTPOURING Of the PEOPLE! 10 Dear loe 'Peaking, the street was
uenseiy ptucu iiuin iub ton aiuo ui
mi - . . .1 c .1 V.1 .
w.nvAW. MASSr.St ASSEMBLED i ",ra "eei lo me centre 01 me 0.0.
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towards roartn street. At o ucioc
2.O0O PEOPLE io PROCESSION, Representative Taffe took the stand
I and .-poke for three-quai ters or an nour
OVER 3 000 IN ATTENDANCE, with telling effect. He thowed con
1
clusively wherein Mr. Poppleton baa
aaa TArtfWERS I ! PurPe'v Bnd willfully misrepresented
" him and his actions, nnd we think he
Speeches by Senator Tll"5'- convinced many that Mr. Poppleton
er.Uepi-rsentalive Talie
Gov. Butler and .11 a j.
Lyman.
A Gala Day for Old Cass
Notwithstanding the unfavorable ap
pearance of the weather, and the rain
which fell during the forenoon, the
meeting in this city last Saturday was a
complete success. Those who super
intended the procession thought sen
ously of sending out word early in the
was not the style of man they wished
to rej resent them in the National Leg
islature. Senator Thayer spoke next,
and it would be useless, and is perhaps
unnecessary, for us to attempt to give
even an outline of what I e said. He
presented ihe facts in regard to the two
parties in such a shape that it seems to
u no reasonable, sensible man wno
loves his country could fail to under
stand them.
Hon. John I. Redick had been an-
nouced as one f the speakers, but the
WEEPIXG WATER EETTEIt
Wkepiko Watib, Sept. 2lsL
Ed Herald: Weeping Wuter has
been specially favored during the past
two weeks with both Democratic and
Republican orators. A J PoppletoD,
of the former class, succeeded in draw
ing an audience of some twenty or
thirty voters, six of whom were demo
crats. The only hsue he made was on
1 1 ti . .
die Dona ana tax question, ms
ments were so weak on these that even
lis democratic friends could not
he face to cheer them. Come, my
JOINT DEBATE.
Hon T. M M ARQfTETT aud HON. A. J. HEL
MAN, oppjsing candidates for Presidential Elector,
will ad irens the peopl aa foMown :
BrownTille September 2Kb, at 7 o'clock P m.
Rao, - 5ti
falls City, " 26 h "
TccumseU, " 25th " '
pru, ii3th "
KebraskaClty ' 3oth "
HON. T. W. TIPTON". U. S. Sentor. will addresj
tb. people at the lollowioB times toe pUcn :
Sept. 29 b, Plattstord, Sarpy Cou.ty, 7pm
SOtb.Fonientlle T P m.
Oct. lat, l.ogan Crek, '2 pm
Wet Point, 7pm
2d, Decalui, 7pm
' 3d. Dnknta City . 7 p m
6th, Ponr. Ipm
7th, D iming City, T p m
" 6ih, Oesota. 2pm
" S b. Ft Clhouo, 7pm
' 9th, Larimir, Sarpy county, T ? m
" 10th, Buck's School House, Cass .ouaty,T pm
" 12th, 'eurdk4 City, 7 p tu
..If If : A: .1. . . . I , I , a.nluirts t T -
.rinrr ,hat th demostration would wg "u,lu
h nnnnn,rt to a more nroDitious time, sell, was received just as the tpek.ng
l in finll rnnrloded to take the chances cemmenced :
o. A . fi rhl it nn nn that line. 1JV lUf v ' " " ' " I " '
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nine a. m. peopi were uurry- D . . . d
tnc to ana iro making uc ucir. y , KUcheii rfcadv lo no. but nud roaa
- . cp-
nrpnrotinns. inanv of which hud been and ram too bad 1 am sorry, and a
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.(oUvorl .. orrnunt of lh UDCeriaintV mucn U1S.IPPUII1H-U as yuu in u.
i l. la.v titip.ne tnai your iiieeniig w 11 w a
" t " I ..par.. I .ni.fuc ur.rl thnt Vmir nfillllt' I DV
o clock all was in reaamess. anu l"K VjoJs Mp lin election day will march
decorations from tins precinct lett to ( ip like ih cohoris of (Vsar t victory,
ioin the country delegations near Mr. ud by ihe lecnon ot Grant Uoilax
l.r. A. IO Vlni L- sham the head and sutler spenK-out in uiunun
for rrrantHd that Morton fullv under- c . ..H fl-fl 1 tones hri thai the will ut ute people
b , 0 llie SOiuiilH nuricu . ... ,K... ihu O .o.triu-
j .u r .1 . . A H I . . . ,, , , I I1IUM ijui-y-u, men
sianasme mci um, nuuu dowa Main bt- to -Jd, down 'M toj,mn ncl nf 'r,njrHSS .haii ailj wj
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to procure an ltjoction :n me oiaie d GoIj lo o j up 2J lo Main, up stand forever, that in whoe hands we
Treasurer to prevent the disbursement Majn to4lh up 4,h t0 yinef up Viti- can trust the bo let to defend the coun
fi.h. on fi.h to Oak. ud Oak to 2ls. ,ry tn also trust me oai.o . anu ,
-t- t
of tuis Capitol fund should it come int
in .i.
hU hands. nd thus prevent the erec- ..u t.,. cku,i,.. another rebellion is anicip-tteo, tur.r
. street, aui uieu uu .o . Andv Tohn?on t par
- C . I f..... I .., . !.. n..f1 ilafutt I ' " J
uon ot u.e av..tu. uu..u.s a "' House, where the speaking was to take , . W . m,)lhjr POI,
the removal of the seat ot government , Th nrocessjon wa3 headed bv f ihem higher than Haman, commenc
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to Lincoln; and now we ak .Mr. iior- s, T johnon who was chief inir ing wiih "my son George
ton to say, without -beating about the accoinpained by his ass-siant-.
buh" for an answer, whether or not, (hpn came a troupe of iadje3 an(j gen
knowing the?e facts he was in favor llemen OQ horseback, next the Johnson
of having the Commissioner pay this Bro.' Cornel Bnd io their elegant new
noney into the hands of ihe iate Ba d varon. drawn by 16 beautiful
bays, then cam the great beauty of the
day that which attracted universal a
teotion and called forth many exclama
liocs of "ndr delight n jmon
ster platform wagon, !rawn Ly 12
white horses, and hold.ng 37 beautiful
young ladies dressed in vvh'te and each
a 1
Trpnsnrpr. aid thu; leonardise tne
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A QUORUM success of removal ot the seal or gov.
Of both Senators and House Members ernment to Lincoln, as every man with
wore nrpsent at the call cd Alondav a armn of common sense k:iows it
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and a joint resolution was-passed ad- would have done? The Commission
journing till the 6ih of October.. sioners have given ample and tufficiem
o . i mif l Ml-i.lt 1 Horse, bond.- for the faithful discharge of their
01OO Wortb of Furniture. duiies. and if Morton i so verv bifei bearing a small American flig with the
The above is the exact lisi or monies, against the success of the Capitol re- f lhw Slate fche represented
credits, and personal property returned ll)0val, and thinks the Commissioners pnriled thereon. In the centre of this
to the Plaitsmouth Assessor by the re- haTe in the least transcended their au- lhronT of beatv and lovaliv aood the
ported wealthy democratic candidate hhority or abused ihe trut reposej in beautiful Miss Rose Davis, represent
for Governor James U. rorter ana lUtm, why does he not joiu with others lhe r;odjeg3 0f Liberty. Next
bworn to by him as a true return. He who are watching an opfortui ity to came ft jarge platform wa2on loaded
makes oath that he has no monies or l 8irjke at this nioveinent. and coumence I
credits. Is he going about ihe State 8Ujt agajD6t them. No ; the truth is lVlVs of which was a representation of
telling people he is wealthy for eflect- jyiorton, well as every other man in Grant working ai the Tanner'- irad
or ha he madi a false return to the tQe State, know that the Commission
Assessor ? Judge for yourself. era done jusl tj,e only thing they could
LOGIC, do under the circumstance and prove
Radical Ranters say: "A great true to the trust reposed in them by the
National dt bl is a great National bless Leei!ature ; and Morton is such a u
iDg" The Democrats are about to re- uncrraieful wretth that he would en?
pudiate this blessing ! ! . ,.
In a breath after the ahove: "the denvor to bre the l and that fed nun.
Democrats, if successful, will add, to I because he thinks there is an opening
the National, all the Confederate dbj.' to make polilical capital by. so doing.
Now if ihis last lie were a. iruth.and
ihe first one a truth too ; wouldn't the
Democrats be blessing the people just so
much more by the assumption of the Con
federate debi l
We thp the afcoe f rota ihe tdhorlal
columns of the Nebraska city News of
the 16th of September. Will every
man who believes the late rebellion
was a wrong read it carefully, and rea
son the "logic" candidly ? Can you
tell us what Marton who is authority
in the rebel church means when he
eays 4,ih Democrats are about to repu
diate this blessing (national debt) ?"
Can you tell us what i-j the natural m-
AFFA1R3 IK MISSOURI
All over ihe country where rebels
predominate force is being used to
make ihe vlosi cause-- success We
hear from Missourri .hat rebels are
constantly arming and in localities
where uuion men are in the m nority
they dare not attempt to carry out law.-
which mdo not recognize rebels as the
superior class. The following letter,
published in the Hannibal Courier, will
show how things are working in Au
drain county. It would be as bad in
Nebraska if they had the power:
Mo . SeDt 4. 1S6S.
ference of ihe last paraqrrph, which is Winters:
copied exact, italics and all ? Does i' Deii Sir: We have srspended
indicate that th" intention of the so- registration here in Audrain county
rallpd democrat is to 'assume the Con because ot th open.ng resistance iu
federate debt" for the United States. ,f lhewJadjlo ,n MelICO be
they get the power ? Is or is not that cau.e ine rel eU took posessiou of the
the "logic" of the article? Would a Board and forced them, through threats.
man who desired the United States gov
ernment to "assume the confederate
debt" look upon the above article as
hostile lo the proposition ? We think
any man capable of understanding the
Etislish language will say "no." If
yuu doubt the intentions of ihe rebel
portion of the democracy, ju t read the
following from one of Morton's co
workers in the cause. We copy from
a recent number of the Mobile Tri
bune:
It we are sucdessful in the approach
ing contest we shall regain all thai we
have lost in ihe "Lo?t Cause." We
shall be freemen once more. We shall
have a country. We shall be ab'e to
reverse ihe iron rule which has been
imposed upon us, and turning that iron
into brands of fire, hut 1 them back on
the heads of ihe flagitious wretches
who have inflicted so many foul and fl
grant wrongs on our bleeding country.
Once more to the breach then yet once
more! And when the cloud shall have
cleared away from the flaming field.our
flag ihe grand old Confederate flag
will be seen in all its glory, streaming
like the thunderbolt against the wind.
Let us then rally once more around ihe
dear old flag, which we hare followed
so often to glory and to victory. Let
us plant our stai dard and in the midsi
of ihe field, and let us once more raise
the war cry, "He who doubts is damned,
he vt ho dallies is a dastard."
atid menace.- to do s thy dictat-d.
Otila?t Monday, 31-i ult.. the Board
was forcibly taken possession of oy tfi
rebles and confined, after they I ad de
Ci';:red the Board had adjourned, in a
log school house, and compelled lo reg
istrar ns the rebel direct-d. They
till npftr drk before
letin.r them tri. however, upon cotiul
tion they (ihe Board) would mine back
next Monday. That night the Board
mde its escape, although watched by
aome twehe or fifteen armed r-tbls.
The situnon here is bad and 1 hard
ly know what to do. My life is threat
ened openly, as also tnose of
Board.
the
A JacUtfou Democrat.
A veteran Jackson Democrat Tings
out tins stirring appeal:
Sir: Gen. Grant is a Jackson
Democrat and so am I. He ran .-tamp
his foot on Wade Hampton as Jack-on
did oo Calhoun. A slill tongue makes
a wie head. The hand lha writ this
voted for Gen. Jackson at his late term.
Now the hero's ashe. in the grave
would be ashamed of the party tha calls
themselves Democrat-. No trilling
with meu's .-ouls that have laid down
there 1ms tor us.
Tuos. B Clahk.
Red Batik Monmouih county, N. J-,
August 1. 1S69..
It costs England ten thousand dollars
each tb test her gans.
nd following ibis was another of simi-
i.. .imrtiirA tnd decoration, bearing
Colfax working at ihe "case," follow
ing this was a wagon containing ten
v un mioses representing the ten or
ganized Territories each wiih a flag
upon which was printed the name of
the Territory the represented. Each
of these last named wagons was drawn
by six horses, and at the sidd of each
horse atinched to the decorated wagons
and the band wagon was a Tanner on
foot ut oj ci a sa g u a rdj gains tjicc i dents
Following ihes wagons was a compa
ny ol abnui 200 mounted Tanners, and
then came the wagons, carnages, etc ,
until one would suppose there was no
end to the procession. The Weeping
Water and Eight Mile Grove Mar-a
Bands accompanied their respective del
eeations. and their soul-stirring notes
made one think they were again living
in '61 and G2. The procession was a
a I
full hour in nassinf? and thoe wno
counted fay there was over ISO wan
ons. and that there were at least '2 000
people in the proces.-ion. Of one thing
we are certain, it was .he largest pro
cession and the largest gathering of
people ever witnessed in this part ot
ihe country, and not a copperhead wa
to hrt seen in it. Had it n.-t been foi
the unfavorable appearance of th
weather there would have been at leas
one half more people in attendance.
After the rear of the procession had
passed the corner of Fourth and Main
Streets, where a large crowd was gath
ertd, we heard a deafening s-houi go
up, and upon hurrying up to ascertain
ihe cause, our eyes were greeted by
one of the most ludicrous, and at th
same time r.ppropnaie spectacles we
have ever witnessed. About a hundred
yards in lhe rear of the processiou came
a sisjht which should be seen to be ap
preciated. It consisted of an old pile
of bones called a horse, r gged up with
traps of leather and pieces of coid for
a harness, attached to an old rickeiv
wagon, upon which was loaded an Ai
barrel labeled whisky, on the top of
which barrel was seated a coal black
sou of Africa, above who?e head was
a banner with the inscription "Demo
cratic Platform:' Ye gods ! but didn't
the countenances of what few cop. .
were present grow extremely h ng ?
They appuared to "see the point" wiih
out any exrlauatioo.
After ihe procession had broken
1 ranks, and the multitude had assembled
On motion, a recess of fifteen inin
utea was taken.
The Convention being again called
to order. The committee on resolu
tions reporteu the following, which were
adopted unanimously :
Resolved, by the Republicans of Cass
county in Convention assembled :
That this Convention do hereby in
dorse and approve of the piatform
adopted by the Republican Convention
i ssembled at Chicago on the 2lst of
May ISliS; that we believe the prin
nave I ciplts there presented to the Ameri
can people are roundel in irum anu
justice, and embody the true tneory
Democratic friends, don't treat your upon which our government shouid be
hiefiain so ill. eive hun at least some based.
n,,f.nn,nU,inn Vnu Lnoiv lift an id 1 2d. I bat lhe real issue before trie
ne naa -especial c.a.ms on you, ,ur . he g0,trmem in a cnuse,ess.
married my wite in XNebraska. ini blood-thirsty war shall now be admit
is sufficient why a democrat should vote I ted uurepentant to the control of our
f.- Kir.. ;r.'t i, i government, or whether loyal men
r . t.,0 nan Tir TJ,.r T hall occupy that po-ition
' J I .1:1 Thai tho snimiig nr xr.o llim
..r rw, O . I 1 J IT . I T O- -
l.pton.i.enoir.CKi.inu.iionj lane, )Crac r,anv js well evidenced by
Hon T M Marquett and Sec Keunard Blair's letter, seeking the nomination ;
addressed larjr audiences both in the the resolve f its Conversion denounc
r. an;nrr Th Tanner inti the Reconstruction Acts as revolu
aitnuuuu uiiu &vmiuk
u la. . ..II . rm r i H t e n r
. ,. , . . i nonary, nun nuu tuiu , mm riiccmraui
had a torch light proces-.on in the eve , , g . .
ning, and, taken altogether, the hng the understanding existing between
vas one of profit aud instruction to the ihem and the leaders cf the Democra
niinnL -- tv iortn in tne tonvenuon.
There was a general dissatisfaction . 1 ai ve " iat" T
B I priinninira I ndmiriisirnl ion. ol the II-
here at the time the Plattsinou-.h meet ,1U11Q nf lhp ,snernillv the nro
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ing was held. Our citizens had to ceeis arisincr from the sale of Schoo
leave before the evening speaking or Liinds
siay over Sunday or Come home on lhe
Sabbath. All three of which was done.
But as moat of our people re
spect the Sabbath aud in observance
they either came home in the evening
or staved over Sunday. We have Ions
5th. That this Convention is rn
phatiially in favor cf the present lo
cation of our seat of government, ana
belitve tbat while it is ju-t to the State
i also materially to cur interest.
On motion, John R. Clark and L. D
Barkei were appointed tellers, and the
Regretting very much that I cannot
brf present, i am your.
JNO. I. RED1CK
About dark ihe Tanners of this city
and surrounding country began to form
on Second St , bearing transparency
appropriate to the occasion. Among
the mottoes we notice the following :
"We'll vole as we shot, against the en
elil'e? ut oUT CO'u utsf. " - wC0Xiv.
Washington mu-t win." "Grant for the
iront, Seymour for skulkers." '-Trai
tors must take back seats." "Colfax
never slopped over Blair did," and
many others quite as appropriate The
torch light procession consisted of about
300 Tanners. The line of march was
up Main Si. to Fourth, up Fourth to
Vine, up ViueBto Sixth, dowu Sixth to
Main. aodJowu Main to the Sheridan
House, where speakTng-niaanueen an
nounced for the evening. The evening
was quite chilly, but the crowd assem
bled was so great that no ball in ihe
city would hold more than one-fourth
of them, and the only alternative was
to hold an cut door meeting. Gov
Butler was the first speaker. He de
voted a short time to a personal matter
between himself pod J. Sterling Mor
ton, and if the latter gentleman had any
friends within hearing we rather think
they wished Morton haa not commenc
ed personalities against one so well
posted as the Governor He next pro
seeded to - re vie w.. the cou cse..-iae
Democratic party, both State and Na
tional : and .f he did not leave them in
a pretty shape to come before the i eo
pie then we are no judge. Next came
Mfcj. Lyman, of Council Bluffs, wl o
was present instead of Hon. J. W
Chapman, who wna one of the adver
tised speaker. The Major has fooghi
rebels on the tented field, and yives
them but little quarter now. The hour
wa getting late, and the Major's voice
was nearly used up by constant speak
ing for 'hree weeks previous, hence he
did not attempt a thorough eet speech
but touched upon most of 'he leading
political topics, illustrating them in a
manner which wa probably as effect
ive as any speech of ihe occasion.
Major Lyman fully understands ihe is
sues of the day. and has the ability to
present them to an audierce with a force
of reasoning which is ;rresitable. We
hope to hear him aciin before the cam
paign closes. Senator Thayer closed
the meeting by a short review of ihe fi
nancial qu?stion, in which he proved
the positi in occupied by the coppeihead
party to he one whichhas been decided,
time c 1 again, to be unconstitutional.
Them eiing dispersed vviih three hear
iy che r- for Grant aod Colfax and ev
ery lo al man went home feelm? that
the g'eat wave of Liberty and Justice
1 was oiling on.
felt that ihere wis too great a tendency Convention proceeded to an inforrna
among the Republican officials of Cass ballot for candidate for State Senator
county to have conventions and mass with the following result :
meetings on Saturday night. Reform H. D. Hathaway receiving 23 vote?
commenced wrh our county convenvon L. Sheldon, " 1-1
aud we were all in hopes that it would A. L Childs, " 2
be kern up. Let us have respect for S M. Kirkpairick, " 1
the Sabbath That party "r nation The Convention then proceed to a
cannot prosper which does not respect formal ballot for candidate for the State
Gods la a'.
School in i'ie Weeping Wrater Acad
emy begins the first Monday m Octo
ber. We have secured the services ot
one of the best teachers in the State.
Senate, with the following result:
H. D. Hathaway received 27 vctes,
S. M. Kirkpairick, " 8 "
Lawson Sheldon, " 4 "
Mr. Hathaway having received a
and expect and shall endeavor to make I majority of ajl lhe votes cast was de
clared nominated.
The convention then proceeded loan
informal ballot for four Members of
ihe House of Representatives, which
resulted a?,fol ows :
1
it one of the best schools in the State.
The Trustee and School Directors are
working together and they will spare
neither pains uor money to make it
such.
Wp are. exnectin? thai lhe Nebraska D. McfirW. 23 0 Tefft
VT: -Ki.tv Itw-lor! nl J L UiMm 14 l. l- iOOO,
uu,",,,l' " . 2 I Sail.nli 19 rhitrl-.
l uirur4.v, - i .v pJ,.(iai 1 s H Hi.h-on.
place this fall, and the people of Cass j jvjcp . Hagocd 1 G 11 Black
county need not be surpri-ed at any J. McKmnonJ 1 1 jE A. Kirkpairick 2
: U7-. ,K,..-o AnUr . S. Jatia, V, Cliiuoiu,
" a IT. n.iLunn ft I iihliard.
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and we expect, t,nouiu we .secure tne . Sheldon. ? i 7 S. Maxwell.
location of it here, that the citizen of wr. WeodrufT.j C L D. Barker,
Cass county will respond liberal ly lo a I riRST iormal ballot
call for ten thousand more tu place the y Pottenger, 6 A L Sprngue,
institution on a working basis. D McCaig,
t r T- '
ler were found present.
unrepresented.
On motion, Win F Chipi
lecied ty acclamation ns the
candiJaie for the 7th Senat
trice.
On motin, convention aJj
L. SHELDO
E. A. Kl I! K PATRICK., Set
TIIK XATIOSAL Ri:il
1I.ATF1CI.
l.t. We congratulate tlie rouotry
3urt-d sMccess ot lb I'-conMrnrti. o pul
J i-vnli'r.Crd ly llie ad' 'pliou iu I n
&iitfs l.ifly in r Leliioii, of iiu:iti.
q .al civil au i iioIUiChI rvMs tj mi
H the iuty .f the covi-riitoHut to
coutittitiotis arnl prevent ttio j p u
fri)tu heiiig i cuiilttu to a Mutt- of au.m
rule
!i'l Tbi Bnnranty b Conirresi of
to all loym iuei in the bu;h was tltm
cour-lderat inn cf j.ublic safety vf i-'ta1
ic atid niu-t be maintaineil, w hil. I
fuffrnire in all the loval Mdiri piojje'
tbf people rf those Stati-a.
l v" ui nuiincf ail li.riu cf rei un
tioual criuiM. aitil t lm I.rtlMri:.! 1.
paynictil ot the put.iic inde!t- r
oil fj.it )i tu nur crHiliti.rs at hi'iur .
Not iuly acturdiriK to .he Irlte r, but
the law under h.(hit as ' t.tia'
VU. It U due tu Ihe lahur T the u;
tHiHtu Ti uf the naiiim hi.nl.J l . iju.!
d'U'r! a rapidlv its th' iitual f.ttt
otti. 1 tie tiatiiioal ueit,ctitnc nl :
for the pie-ervaiion of the Union, V
Ult-, xhoaUt t'e exirmleil over :i fail
demption; mill it is the duty of Coi (i
the intere thoreou LeUfVL r it m
th. That the 't pel ry to drn.ii
of det't is to (.0 improTe nor rredit i
will fei-k ti loan u.t money at ,.ut ri
tlian we now pay, and iwust r-.i.iiMu
repu liat on, partial or t-la'., o;.. i
llirealened r suP' cted.
7tb. The iiove'timtnt ,f the t'niit c
he admini-leied iih lh striet-.t rm
corruption wnicti have he u - ttj
aud fontere 1 by Auaiew J diu-.n rs l
l'-al re!o m.
rth. We rf fr.undly c!c:.!er tfi-i
tiHKtc d'-atb of Ahiah'iiii J.tiicolu,
acce!ltl of Audrew .1 tiu.n to t'i I'
has acteil tr. acherou'.! to th- p. "pi
him and the caue bo was p;eilh'"d t
u-U'ptd hiK'h lr((i-llive and jiinu'lai
h:is relu-ed to trXerut1- thn lawi-; hai
oBice to induce other uff.cei t ijinoi
the law; has finplnj ill bis txtrti:
render ii aec'.ire the piopertv, peaci
1 1 f . of the eit z-n; ban aNn -i tie a:
hh ileui tlMir.d the national lTjiI.t
Bt itiitionui; has perMt"ii ly nui
hv etry uieau.s in his power, eve
at the- recn.iMi nrtiou of t' e Statt s latu
has perverted the public pitroinipr i
of wLiilefale rurrui't:.iii; and has hi
pi. cbed for hi;li crimes and lnisd.
propyl ly prouuuced gvtilly ll.tr.T I :
iio h'uatork-
Sib. The doitiine of firent Hut
L irop' au powers, that bi raui-ea mai
ject he is always so. must be resisted
ard by the I'uited t-ites as a rcnc 'ft
not ai:thoi iz d by the law of nanon
with oui national honor at.d indtpeu
allied citii ns are t. titled to he pr
their riplitn of citlZ' nH'p, as tlioonh
t ive born; and no citileo of t he L'nile
or natui adzed, must be liable to arre-
onment by any foreign pownr, fur ne ts
snoken in Hub country; ami. n so an
p.isoued. It is the duty of the snemi
fere in uis Delia I
10th. Ol all who were faithful in ;
late war. the. e wt re none entitled lo
honor than i tie b'ave soldi, rs atii te
dured the hardships of c.onpaicn ui
lied their lives in the f rvire
I he bouuiies and pensions provided 1 1
brave detenders ot the nation are ol.
to be fors. ttou. The wid..wHiid o
gallant dead a-e th- wards oi the pe
leHcy bequeatbed to llo' uation's pi i
1 1th. foreign iai Krai ion . wt.irh in
added go in cli to the wealth, dev.-,
nmrces. and increase of power to tl
lsrlnm ui I he oppicsred of a 1 1 nuti"
f..stered and encoiirsped ly a liheral .
12ih. liis convention d. claies il
all the oppressed peoples h:chaie
thi ir rici ts.
13th, Thai we recoirnii" the pieat
rtoa n in the Declaration of I iid-pen J
foundation ol di-m K:ratio '"Veri.i:i' i.t
with Cla-lnes every etiort toward
principles, a living reality on every fo
soil
14th, That we bigbly coi.-.mirid the
naiimity and forciv n.-n with wh: b
served in the retiellinn have i ow f ra
estly co-o erp'.d with ns in r-storing
the country, and are rci on-ti nrled.
ceived bck ili'o Ihe I'liion ot the 1" h
i favor the n tii 'Val of the re-TiTor.
tb" I it lebels as bouu tu ihj spirit o:
' died out.
1 colli
er .v o(
22 L G 'lodd
L D Barker,;
Slemocratic Peace-
The following dispatch h-.s-jtist b'en
i-ecieved at Washinton from one cf the
Louisana member of Coi cress :
New Orleans Sept. 9.
T T T. . I 1 -.1. .. N.'o.'in.'ll TT.i'in
1. ly. I UIIUIK, .J r I. . J lOiiiu.u. Vliiuu
Committe : !
Mr hi'ine in St. Francpvi'le wani
mobled by armed LVmocnts on the j goulh jjend
29 h of AtiL'ut. 1 bey saia ney want
etl to wa-h their hands in my blood, an l
have my life. They levelediheir eons
at my wife, and threw burnt g torches
upon my cattery. I was not in the
house at the time-
J P. NEW5UAM, M. C
This is the kind cf peace the Ku-K''-x
Democracy fa'cr.
... 4-s . d 1. Sevbolf
inn J xicn.innon
. . .j.J T Cannon
The Republican delegates eiecteu io q fefTt
represent the various precincts in Cass Stafford.
county mel pursuant to call. Conven- Hubbard,
ht H D Hath VV Woodruff
away. Chairman of lhe Central Com
miliee.
w"OrganTjEatioh effected by eU cling
Dr. W. S Latta Chairman, and E. A.
Kirkpairick. Secretary,
On moium, the Chairman appointed
a committee of five on credential, con
sisting of Messrs. Todd. Clark, Moore,
Rector and Schlagel. The committee
reported the following named persons
entitled to seats in ihe Convention:
Plattsmouth Henry Amison, Wm.
Woodruff, H. J Rohwer. Wrn. Eiken
bary, Edwin Davis, L. F. Johnson, J
R. Chrk, W. L Thomas, Jas. O'Niell
9.
Oreapolis Heter T.Beaver and Jno,
Adam 2.
Louisville J . T. A. Hoover, Chris.
Srhlagle. James Cooly 3.
Rock Bluffs W. S. Latta, J R.
Dilley. J. McF Hagood, Jno. Stafford
J. B. Moore 5.
Liberty J. H. Tucker, L. D. Bar
"ker, J Chilcoti 3.
Mt Pleasant 1. G. Todd, S. B
Hobaon, Wm. Loyd, E. A. Kirkpat
rick 4.
Avoca L. Sheldon, W. A. Folden
Orlando Tefft 3
W&ping Water Falls Samuel Rec
tor, Jno. Clements, Henry Hubbard.
Wm. C. Jenks 4.
Eight Mile Grove Samuel Richard
on, Benj. Austin, Jno Richardson
3.
Salt Creek S. C. Bethel, Nelson
Sheffer 2.
ElmwoodA. C. Barnam 1.
Stove Creek John McCaig 1.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
No delegate being present from
on Shtffer was ad
mitted to represent the precinct.
Oa motion cf Mr. Tefft, a commit
tee of three was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of.the sent. ments
of the Convention. Thn Chair appoint
ed Messrs. Tefft, Sheldon and Hagood
said committee.
ll E A Kirkpairick 5
1&, W S Laita,
12; L Sheldon,
7j J Mi F Hagood
7iG H Black,
1 Childs,
1 SB Hobson,
3, S Maxwell,
9
3
4
1
Messrs. Heijoodand McCaig having
received majority of all the voles cait
were declared nominated.
Note By some mistake we failed
to gwt post-ession of that portion of lhe
record Rivmrr tne remaining ballots.
Gecrge L. Seybolt and Joseph McKin
non were the nominees for the House,
and J. B. Moore the nominee for coun
ty commissioner for ihe Rock BlufiV
District. Ed. Herald
On motion, the following nan ed per
sons were elected as members of the
Rebublican County Central Committee:
Plattsmouth II. D. Hathaway, ch'n.
Sam. M. Chapman.
Oreapolis Thos. Thomas.
Rock Bluffs Wm. L. Hobbs.
Liberty L D Barker.
Mt. Pleasant S M Kirkpairick.
Avoca -O Tefft.
Weeping Water W C Jenks.
Eight Mile Grove Sain'l Richard
son. Loui-ville-John Inhelder.
South Mend J II Hindsley.
Sail Creek Laughlm.
Elmwood Wm. McCaig.
Stove Creek John McCaig.
On motion, the following named per
ons were elected as delecats to repre
sent Cass county in the 7ih Senatorial
District convention:
S B Hobson, L Sheldon, J R Clark,
Sam'l Rector.O Teffi.E A Kirkpairick,
Win Woodruff, Benj Austin. Edwin
Davis, W C Jenks, and J H Rohwer.
On motion, convention adjourned.
WM S LATTA. Cli'n.
E A Kirkpatrick, Sec'y-
Sevejtii District Convention.
The delegates to the Seventh Sena
torial District Convention assembled
immediately after the adjournment o
the Cass County Republican Conven
tion, aud organized by electing Law-son
Sheldon Chairman and E A Kukpat
rick Secretary.
The proper number of delegates
from Cats, Saunders, Seward and But-
NEW 3IEIT
GEO. FICKLER il
COR.SER 2d if MA IX S
ruTTSMOUTn, neb.h
Keep constantly on hand
All Kinds of .Tl
which they can furci.b their castuit
BEST OF RAJ 5 tOR
July 3J. 1S6S 3m.
Empire Bakl
2d ST., OPP0iITE"XEV Y0RL
PLATTSMOUTH, -
Confectioner uj
BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
CUE
SWEES CRACKERS.
REFREIl.TIErYT
kept on hand at all limes.
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nl6tf.