AW
fi~-”-8mmll
imam. u «not we, Iat- sllea for or
mama-ins. fifimwumu
o‘enfirpflrlflhhmmm
.mnmm-ash-dmmonm
.2.»MMth—aynrflamthcaeeol~
Wh’dhflmm Grant-
.wlm«eirymhareiaach-cel¢yoa. We
we‘vsdvuuadmlawhatyon
1. says lt‘armrldhmwhm-
.11.“;
as Kaitlin ell‘fa‘f &I‘Uad.‘
Tia-rare aa- heeq. and still is, agreatutisun-
2-1-1.de as to Xr. Greeley's sentiments
.zardnetrlned acres-inn as wehearon
we mm ol the street. lnratigation
1‘ 14 hi. to hold the same views of the
mm M seer-lair!" with leading rebels, to
1. on in“ Davis was. for two years. a mar—
«r lshallqnntefrmntherecord:
‘lr (kWh-y believes, as he says, with Jed-
. um " in the inalienable right of wuununi-
. .1 loaliu’ or aholhh ions or government,“
2 ask. ‘“ if the Cotton States shall decide
retrial-an dobetsrroutol theUniou
m It; it. we innit on letting them go in
;u we The right to secede may be a rerolu~
. man a". but ll. exists nevertheless; and
to 3.11 see how one party can have a
11;! la 15!.) 'BI!{ Mk! my has I fighl
1‘“ H2111 And whenever a considerable
.41 .1! H13! I'niem shall deliberately re—
shall mist all coercive
m sumo designed to keep it in." Th's was
"'01: by “r Greeley further Tribune, Xov.
Uneth- 1n t'noflk‘t. \‘ul. 1, pogo 359.
11.,h: 1.1 secede exists,“ how then
I
6, 2-;51 will, Wt‘
$03".
$1 in.
Wm, Sept. 18,1872
To the Edibr of the 19“:
It isonlyomeinalongwhile thatlgeta
sight at your paper, but last week on taking
itup,Ircada paragraph on thethirdpage
inviting the public to send in such written
sentiments on the political questions of the
day as they saw fit. Naturally, I am a timid
individual, and my first thought was that
you intended a sell, but, on gazing up and
down the column, I beheld the faces of
Grant and Greeley, natural as life, looking
straight at me, and feeling reassured. I made
up my mind to speak one word. This town
is strong for Greeley. Every Democrat ex—
cept one goes for. him, and I can count up
nearly, thirty Wilma who have nhoady
declared their intentions. ['ncle Lew Brad-
lay, a strong Republican ever since the party
carnejam power, and who voted for (but
111183931, to uae'ms own language, “I
can't stand that old critter in the White
Ex-Postmaster Lees. a strong Republican,
says: “ The safety of the country demands
a changed administration." The ball has
commenced rolling and will not stop till
election day, when we expect to carry the
town by one hundred and seventyfire Ina—
jnr‘lty. C. H. H.
Nonwm, Sept. 121, 1872.
rjwmrofmmw
You have introduced a novel idea into
your paper, and I think it will work well.
I notice that you place the President‘s pic.
turn at the head of the column, probably as
a mark of respect. That is right, but I
would suggat that you turn him with his
head downwards in your next, for that is
3212‘. 3. ,‘ 1112“;le oi the country have
. 15,41 1.. mm. whom rehelshada
“.11 1.. “than. unwitting a crime?
*s-«l .‘h tin-11¢) «its he should (and he!
1:1") 4-1 uni-«tins: ununz.rm1 know1“rcsist a
m. 1' .122 1.2. :t-‘ll’t‘. designed to prevent
2 #1. a a: vmplivhing secession " which 1
1. ;i; 1..“ tin tr1:-- 1'1l'l‘nlvr;“1ll'l‘l
algla’, 11‘
,v
it! E \il
Fr . ~11 im already been said. I rim! ,1
”was? lirwie‘. ml Jrficrson Darn agreedl
. s :m niaitmz: sit weasel-.111. The lumen!
.. 111,: 1: rmsn- man mini! '1! President“
resell i.) “innit i! =1 rtlael should“ haul'
Amt. 4. :11 Flag. " “ If any man i
. maul-1.1.. hast? -lHI‘n the American Flag i
Mm an tin finds n11 sympuhy ,
I“1u 1: rt'ér candidate {111'th pmi. .
Nut 6-- Itth limzll. This knot the i
31‘ 3 g!
.5“, find I”
i: ll;
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“,1
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j 1-,. . .2 ~ w -1‘. :1 1.»: 4111mm; one ?‘
3;. ms' 1, 1 u 11 4.111121: 21ml disaster
~ ‘.-.Z. Liu all the 3001’
1? one who will
man gathering fresh
11 ..:- 1....2-1' difficulties and .
:11 v. 1" tirflm and such a '
B.
s 31 13. um
.,- o - - 1 . 31.: '1.
a . ; 4,3,. 1,.
1 I e 7‘ t. .-
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144'. 1.. 3'? ~nlr‘t? Grant.
N211" Sum: us.
I fi‘.~,~~. :1" ”34’ .V 35““:
i g... 11.1- mmmcnt uni-211211 my weekly
. .211- 21' trading the fiumxrzL. 0n the;
:1»! gm I rants-e your original idea of in-
.12.: j-Mltt‘al mercy-mien“: {turn all par ,-
- 11 11111123; to Wish. but leaving the;
,w-rsu'vtii'y with the writers. Grant has
2111.1 :;e- 5113: in this city. friends whuvotcd '
t in“; “1 1.0-, “a 'h ‘lll remain firm;
\......1m 1:71 11.11qu can judge'
.22.: « tuft duos 1W have gone;
s-rldl‘k my aulthcymldreturnto
aver 11 .1 tuna “(as theharolthatcon;
cmfi width 1“” m”. In our‘
min in inns-"11.1117.“ timldhingou' l
111- mil win-«unseen! iitittlaaoldt
2.» l philrwqtlfir'I'ho did
1..
1...: t’
veil
{my ",1“ 1 Mini aid '11., Mb m'
“fling: :3' ' "1 “33¢? “capitaf'fi‘bulhh:
isle 3221,: "Hail“- Th"? 1mm” hatc‘:
ti'W‘ and luau 1m love for Grant; but l
- crawls no; Frau the has: of two evils. pro 1
m 2.1 .. pg: rt him in m to the ques-
Whn due. 31:. Greeley represmtf'- ,-
sivw Sim-n iafnfmd: “ It depends i
‘ on t’. - mm- h which the inter
1~ rah 114ml H hills. If three
laugh. 1,21 m; meant. tin-cl ~y n'tw-nled
* 2‘ Idea at an draping“ harlequin. If the
. it“!!! um? 'w "in"! "1.111- represents a
. Mains! «4:! ram tho b can to get
main 3 in; 1.43.12 " Slmh till the peculiar
swirl. .2! 131.11. Miltml‘. they salute the
Hun! lemon and platinum and cry.
t 11 2325' The Greeks Whitehall-n 'shuf-
1h» truth with idea In -et a good
.mi." The: bird‘s cards cut" at (in-
err-11.1151 to it“ {or “ trumps" at Bah
~11; “Mfla‘lm: which. «(use
”1.11, or bar W fl _th“game"
.: all that. MEI” “high '
that 23‘ th‘W’M banning the
-. 2'33 when the “see" 'u out won‘t work
.1: in uniting up the lat-a they will find
' L1 21' rs" are not equally “ divided." I
21. 2...: 12...: lg— mm to hear bud calling
2'.” a 512 :1 “ 3-451 " V W. T.
B a» Tau-d he. 8W4 873.“ to lla-
1.1.» ‘4} {and 1'“ hfiberal. It is scarce—
’u pr. z'r my. a! 5%.. guwfi—J‘akt
32...:
The Lufiwfile ('nzzr‘lnr «aye ”ram is a
one heart We the Toledo Blot:
rev-pelt ’ M letters are always sent to
G’s“. "
“The Saw York Tribune having claimed
“the um 04' New
t we here our to fired. the can
”it" .. marsh-11.1
m the libel.
The CHI part) in fut, says the
. ¥ 1 ,g,
=33)“ ‘11
13:195.“ 1
3 a
2* 7..
l 1st:
. election returns come in.
'T‘nc discontent among certain Democrats,
'5 rapidly disappearing. and there is now little
' from Grunt as from Greeley.
American people may soon be, not merely
l'lovalty to the man on horseback, that he
the way he will look in November, when
Again, you place
Greeley‘ 3 picture at the column‘s centre, as
if to support some great weight just above
him “3,1“ Grant will want all Grcclcys
.aid in that direction. One more glance and
lobscrre the old philosopher with astifl'
”11113161 lip and head partly thrown back, as
if about to hoist something. This, to my
mind. is indicative of the fate in waiting for
the man of “ great expectations." Your
Work, )Ir. Editor. is ingeniously conceived.
Not-walk will make a good show for Gree-
ley. A. T. B.
Wns'roa'. Sept. 14, 1872
77. the m- of I)» ma .-
There has been of _late a decided improve—
ment in the political situation here. The
froth with which the campaign was inau-
gurated has blown 03', and there is settling
down to hard Work, which begins to tell.
“hich was manifested a few weeks ago, is
inclination to follow the Louisville move
mom, or any other strange and unseemly
doctrine. That Louisville dodge will do
more good than hurt to Greeley—it will
increase and confirm the Republican sup
puri,81‘ltl divert fully as many Democrats
I.
There is no disguising one fact, (“1.1T
administration member of Congress bribed
by ()akes Amos with Credit Mobilier stock,
is an earnest Wot Grant's re-election.
In a late letter I) an eminent statesman,
Horace Greeley sci: “ In the hope that the
united, his wholly reconciled, I am y ours
CIC."
”Mourners: of the Connecticut
1.1thme by
count, ' “lit-e has“? .
nubileafimthe .
handsomely for t
Gnnt‘s cabinct is something like a rail-
road circus. It first exhibited 1n North Caro-
lina, “as then transferred to \ermont,
crossed over into Raine, held two or a
dozen big shows and is now on exhibition
in Pennsylvania.
The postmastei at Albion, N. Y., is so
afraid that the Grantites will suspect his
wears a label on his collar bearing the
words: "I am for Grant and Wilson.”
Communications from Connecticut postmas
tcrs arcjn order.
There is extraordinary silence on the part
of Grant Republicans since the great mass
meeting held in New York, on Thursday
evening l:L=t. Grant men know full well
that it will take :1 little more than Vermont
and Maine ‘ft'jotories' to counterbalance
what they are destined fo‘iosé' 1d Few York
next November.
The followingr {10m \Vebster's Dictionary
is :1 sumac“ answer as tonhat 1s meant by
Grantism: Grant V. "."o bésww or confer 1n
ansscr to a request; to admit as true what
is not proven; to transfer a title for a con-
sideration; to allow, giro, concede, yield,
convey: N. The act (if granting,‘lhe mg
conveyed by deed; a present, gift, boon, con-
ccssion, conveyance, bestowment.
'[hc New York World shows that in 1871,
in the t District of Georgi, the govern-
wen-cairn; Hedda-ab as pretty “at.
”tarragon!“ also
‘3 a“ “all: fi—In 7‘27
1. 4.1511»
our; "v!-
House any longer. I‘m for the ‘ white hat.’ " 1
y‘afifiew :1 1 transfer;
Cor. Washington and Iain 81‘s.,
"~-4.§‘3 *3??? “$23.15;
South No1-Wa1k. Conn. -
lortgages, Local Bank Stocks, local
luafactuflax Stacks, Local Insur-
ance Stocks, Railroad Bonds,
Government Bonds Bought
and Sold , loner Leased.
JACOB l. LAYTON, CASHIER.
Get out a Policy of Insurance
L‘ T“!
PHENIX of BROOKLYN.
The Light-m Clause
1! you desire will beheaded without extra chm.
The Pie-n is a. safe. popular company, and
insures as low as any other reliable company.
Read the Chicago s-l‘erere' file-aria]
hanging 1n the omce of
IELVILLE E. HEAD,
.'
Agent fur the Phi-nix.
O
Comer Washington 31 Main Streets.
SWORUS' BUILDING,
SUI'TH NORWALK. (USN.
Real Estate Office
OF
South Norwalk, Conn.
SWORDS‘ BL'lLDlh' b
Near the Railroad ”rpm.
We are prepared to
BUY AND BELL REAL ESTATE
()\ COMMISSIOV-
Call In and we will cheerfully answer all your
questions on the subject.
THE BARBER BBBP
Lately in the basement
of Dibble's Block, has
been removed to No
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store tbrmerly occu-
pied by F. B. l’urdy.
JAMES mIIELL, Auctioneer.
AUGI'ION SALE
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SA. .,MY '
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"m
no
HARVEY’S
CHEAP BOOT AND
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Where can be found the Largest and Best Assorted
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111 the country. being mostly at our own manulac-
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where rent is low.
as they do in the " swamp,“
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0:12: 31. LL E are E1:
1 Challenge any Ill 1- this or any other
count", to produce a better article
of ICE CBBAI than I make.
Partiasnd Festivals of my a film-bed
at short notice, and the trade “”1th
My Ice Cream is always on
hand at
J. manners, Emmet.
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m9 STYLES.
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anon: m we
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1s mutate!” nor»
DRESS GOODS.
Shawls, Btmll, BB [Bails
AND MATS,
Curtains, and Curtain Hollands,
In every width. Sole Agents for the
SALEM SPRING FIXTURE.
CURTAINS HUNG TO ORDER.
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Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
83-!
Union Marble Works,
NORWALK. 00M.
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11:71anch
Scotch Granite,
Direotnmscotland. Bel-also paredtotnr
ntahertuyklmlotpre
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Cemetery Fencing, [m lam-s, to,
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TOOLS.
MECHANICS
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Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
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F sale at Alex. Swords, Kev-and Stationery
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IRON FENCING.
'l'hesuhacrlbalsnowpreparedtomahandl‘ir-
mmmof
Wrought. and Cast Iron Fencing,
toencloeechnrches,dwellln¢sandburlalplots. Also
Iron Gates, Doors, Shutter-s old
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