LAW office. 7 5>“;
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Sabbath -ohool ~t 12 in Clara meet!. „ k>
In the übMjnoo of tne panto , Chaplin Me.till,
of Fun Ru »eii, will occupy this pulpit.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LIBRARY
hall—Rev J. Y. CowhicK. pastor.
The morning service will he made tne occa
sion of Rev. Mr. CjW hick's farewell sermon.
There will b- no evening sers io.
Sabbath >chooi at noon, A. C. Hammond
supc. A bibie ulara conducted by Judge Po< k
as usual. A cordial tnvi-a.iou to ail, and
especially to strangers.
BI BLE~CL»AB.S—J UnoE PECK WILL
lecture to his Bible <du»* in Library hall
at noon io day.
BULK OR KLIN BOSSES
l&d the republicans been left to ex
press a free choice through delegates
elected without coercion or interfer
ence, they would have renominated the
faithful and courageous governor and
carried ills prestige into the campaign.
They not only felt the hand of the na
tional administration and the intrigues
of the machine managers in their cau
cuses and local conventions, but they
saw the same influences exerted when
their delegates Lad gathered at Sara
toga. Forgery and corrupt bargaining
were resorted to for the purpose of
making sure of a majority for a candi
date forced upon them against their
will. Mr. Folger, as we have seen,
had stood high in the esteem of the
party, and even when lie consented to
act the part assigned to him by worse
men, nobody felt inclined to depreciate
bis ability or assail his character, but
there was a principle Rt stake which
thousands of resolute republicans deter
mined to vindicate at any cost.
