THE SPEAKING TOMORROW 1870

The representatives of both wings of the Republican party will

speak at the Courthouse tomorrow. We hope every Republican in the

county will be present and hear what both sides have to say. The

Republican voters of the county who have any doubt as to their

duty at the coming election, for whom they should vote, we hope,

will be sufficiently enlightened to cast their votes for honest

men and an honest Government.

We hope, for the character of Marion, that, those who come to the

Courthouse on this occasion, will come for the purpose of

enlightening themselves on a subject which involves the salvation

of the State, and that each and every one will constitute himself

a keeper of the peace, and that good order will be preserved

during the day.

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