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nearly tiiiinhed to the Bed river, one hun

dred and titty miles furt her. On the Pacific

coast, also, a large force of men is at work,

pushing the road this way.

The Wheat C'Ror.? The growing wheat

in this county is, ho far as we can learn,

looking linelv, and there is promise of a.

Ime ield .?Marion llcrald.

Wendell Phillip* And (lie Hew Haiti.

cat l)ep?rtnre-8ow?Jier? Mil I Son*

ntrcn mnst bo Khot at the Dram*

Head.

[From the National Standard, this week.]

A blow sometimes stuns a drunkard into

sobriety. Possibly the Insult offered and

the peril brought to the ltepuhlican party

by the removal of Mr. Sumner may have

this effect on I he nation. We may pee the

Joval men of the Nort h rally to the defence

of the Union. If not, then there is but

onA thine: more tor 'ongrnss to do In order

to sign the dcath-w arrant, of the Iiepuhli

e.in party, and possibly of the Union. Let

Congress now adjourn without authorizing

martial law at the South to curb the ku

kltix, and they have assured the election of

a Democrat to the Presidency. Indeed,

the mood of Washing on In regard to the

anarchy of the South is such that we con

sider the matter about settled. The thirty

three Republicans who last week removed

Mr. Sumner from hi" r>ost elected a Demo

cratic President for 1S72. Whether Grunt

will consent to run on a Democratic. ticket

is of course uncertain. Probably he does

not himself know yet. But evidently But

ler's bill on the kuklux is not likely to be

come a law. The same subserviency that

ate dirt in the Sumner matter stands ready

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The daily dispatch. (1871). Richmond [Va.], 1871-03-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024738/1871-03-17/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily dispatch, 1871-03-17.