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, 1870-08-04
THE NATIONAL GAME,
Defeat OF the Philadelphia Nine
by the Rockford Boys.
The Haymakers Meet Their Fate at
Cleveland-Score. II to 8.
Isnac Ball Matters In Chicago
The Burlesque<B.
THE NATIONAL GAME.



FoHEsr GIFTS rs A1n1E71ca
RoazoRu. IL. Aug. 1-Tnss lons-foosed-for
saps .s % gesp' y, 70 ~, 5 no
~. rere raxor.tSe for tns o,ue. vs,ch va ecsr.
menre sso ocioct w Wfs e. Ahietcs n tSr
p*@ vx,sr ,,.,<.xo
I1Ss1 nssiNo.
AMktN-Aeacd took second 1ase on long hut 70
left ned, and ran n on Wild throw from tntF.i 70
hume Mcbride b1tsto short stop. and TOOK nrst on
naines' Mtld IN ta1oH: .. Malone nsw % 70 Barnes rho
started for second. Fsles NJ 2,grouader 70
thiEd, which AddJ sent u 1rsh Side ouL Ono
snu-
base On long nY 10 ioft leld. Simmons reached
On q9S bit 70 sen as ana
side out One run.
SECOND tsSlSa-
l,os!s. gefss asS eat 70 Adsys haein. st,e1
iufSe st11kesa Made nfst oJ AasIhgs oyeftafow
70 noys. aeGate!1 suT1e1 I'LL, nv n1laes "as sent
forkst L1gEStFes to9A tnieu ~ a2sy-ea9e1
20 eenae , us,n' ~ seS.ntng Weat % nsst, ana
; ~ Le w pea, - ahe, ,.tt n h,;i ~ ~ ~
aiia heacn 70 ulst. Ieluang spAia!ag aaa Doy!e.
lone 70 ". oa gluunaTs " t.gas nelu. AoaS %
oue sn 4Idf eash tooS ~ ase oR nsssed e.
| uaaupsa new Out % bec1teL Oas run.
! 5hlRb lSS&d:
AthiEtae-Bechtere nT Has taken bI Barnes.
| Pratt took 1Ist on hot g1Gundcr driven past
Addy. Reach 70 1tst aud Ptatt 70 second On hot
srunndcr well stopped by Barnes, but the bail did
] not reach Doyle quick enough. Mcbride to ntst
! On bit TO ltit Held, and Pratt home. Reich to
| secQut. Malone brought 10 Reach and Mcbride,
g. , .a @ o. eng ns n e S s Ellie fr
| trBt sensentter1eI hit 10 Audi. who stopped on
seroud base. aud sent the bail to Doyle, retiring
| FisleI and Sensender1es. Fo1r runs
F0rett cuy-Batncs to nrst on daisy cutter to
LET, netd Summons to thisrl on hlt u right neld,
and barles h9me: Summons home on Wild
| throw from Menrtde 10 1'rau FoleJ to orst Oh
- seeeno W y Muut1 .! y netJ; Spa.aiaR %
nrst On SAFE MT 5nfea 70 seconu. Foel ~ tnifo.
q thlrl on = passed ball boyle fouied out oy
stlses ran home; AddI took seeen.t On : hsgn ~
to centre heio. aad nfou&nt 10 spaldlnG: Hast
tuRs out II nfst by AalcaI 70 Fsslet. Five runs
FOURTH INNING.
aMxneT;bsI1y ~ T. eeT M & 9at 70 Aqoy; hsdslln to
taken by Cone, Radcll6 home Pratt to nFst on
called balls, ran for second, and made It on Wild
throw oy Hastings Reach ~ n1st aud Pral1 home
Menfide 70 Inst Oh tnIcs paiis. Aaionc s; out pJ
Addy 70 posle; Two 1unA
simmons OUT ~ Reach 70 f1s!er- Foley 10 1f1t
e. =! Muaed " AaacllI Bafncs 70 hrd
Ses sx snn Se1. -; IT, s ~ 70 s w4o 9oasMed
Cd ;p eeos ss
nsld. Add1 psa''ns shoFs and Simmons second
'aSe- ,,-., ,,,,.,,,,
AsAaas-Ftser e. 70 MI On gfoanes = E.knt
s rr @15 ,a,r1 ~ ~ naene1ssr hos @ nv 1a; III, 16
~. ~ rss ss, rie. - !, *, LIZ, ~ ~
Grena - IA H. sn ss,nos tent ~ ~, Sa
M@osn. @ naaS.u ns. Men' ~ o11 ~ LUZ tosss tutow ~
2Fs t11, .o1a s,,,,,,ru ,o,,en on. nv .,,,ono
| 4u5lc out III Rnlcltu t0 E1aler> Cone dew out t.
, 1870-08-04

II tx gil.or ~ 7Az Chixp, 1S11tse3;
In regard to The communication In tho daily Issue
Of TUE TttBcsK, over the signature Of D. IL
LeEenwosrn, Druggist, No 8sa South ClAsf-st,
xnd IN answer, would like TO caution so gene1-
uus public from ton h2sry 4 conclns!on. The facts
Htn " fully vcni1!sted Ia proper tribunal II poor
HAeanzn FpAtrd to IA, and then the Jury viii
decide who Asc brrREitt4, Aud who are Doctors Of
phJs1c. and who arr brother ChemlstA AZ 10 tho
cnfk teat the D.uREts put in this bottle, viii
~ t4As II Erfuna RlAs4 storper, ,nnd1ttei In 10
mouth OF ghs ootsle- Yours trnty,
A. s. bEowNrtl, No. lsa psArbotn-st
CHICAGO, Anf. ], 1ssn
, 1870-08-04

douht'ess, for soras fAnciel offence our street
carr thcT nATe tl1Aprcarrd from The world in rue
Company stshcA L7It week the writer sax,
SANDING ntAr the city staalea, on atate .tEec:,
dr1J, with black iarpaaitn covering sone de.
iuntt fu1m supposed to be I'll equine corpse. I
have sttnc suspicious LOW tha1 It might have
been the forms oi ore or two uufortun4sea VINO
had been ect1e.t ny car drivers, and, hat1ug no
friends to rRneoM them, had succuulbcd 10 their
faIa ! an now prepared to oelievs the Legend
secretly circulated among EMAIL bo5a on 3:xte
Hrcet that the new Superintendent of the South
Side City Railway ha1 pruml1ed q reward OF I
gold Watcn and chain to the driver who ahAii
knock down the largest number OF passengers anu
cttsEana On his route during the yesr
have ooaesyGd that these df1vcfN who are 40
puaditscc on oocsMons Ike the one have recited,
IT, otnef tuNtS, AfI7nt coHAf1iS when thty
ought 70 Show pluck Not less than three or tour
uMee N1fain ~ many months have seen young
fooHns Eci into Regular eight among themselves,
ETosaly insult other passengers. ~nen the driver
no notice Of Il
ode1 this for publication because know Of 3
recent caAe Of &bnse from driver on m uuo6end-
Ing passenger, In which appeal to the Super1ntend.
cnf resulted In the sukAlning Of the driver, and
became believe the conduct have Just described
D simple obedience to oftiess from the otlcial1 Of
The comrlny. 8TGtx SrAHkr.
CHICAGO, aug. :, 1870
, 1870-08-04

The alarm from BaI No IS, at II - yesterday
morning, wAs caused by IRE in the onc-s1oTy
ir1me building No. 2l3 South Wells street, owned
NJ Louts AbIaharns, and occupied ~ Nj. Levi
The building wAs damaged to the extent Of SO; !;
insured fur SlU4 Levi lost furniture SIS: COW
.rtrf hy insurance. 4 defective chimney WAS the
Cause ... .....
--BGx No. 2.4 was turned in at twenty minutes
ArtcT O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, for the baTniaX
out # q chimney OF the house No. Is North Car
Icnter street, owned and occupied hy Dauiel CAT
-An inctplent Are occurred u No. 1891 State
street, It 10 O'Clock last eyenlng, Ar. Anl Ara.
Bail, C0l0Ecd. reside thero- 4 kerosene lamp tx
plssled. AnA MsH- H.A RE1uA were TALLY huEasu.
led near " caught nee, hut 1t WA thrown Into
the street and allowed to burn up. No other dim
nXc wGs done
The vinegar manufattorY of Alan Q1rets,
No. Il Clybausne avenue, was DANA yed 10 the ex.
tent OF SO, It quarter t0 O'clock this morn
| Ing: injured in Tie .tstna fur Sl5n- BOX ISL Va
mired In. The origin Is unknown.
, 1870-08-04

Henry Mcng auA Ann Detkc we're charged before
Justice salisbury yestertaJ win lAiceuy. The
holiday. She sxuts that she received 81 1.00o
rom friend OF hers WIN resided Ia Carllnriuc,
linnots; tl,At She gave the tnunty " M0ng to
the nooF, ehtred ii under sufs with his foo. aud
subsequently picked 1t mp; that he and his wife
gave her morphine, and, whtlr suffering from tta
suawis worth SIS earh, cloak wUr1h $2Uo, three
tsczcu handKerchitih, worth 81 dozen, a dozen
slurts Folth SO, anh suu,tEy other articles more
or less valuable which belonged 10 her, werc
stolen, Moug de,.tcti tha, he hai stolen the
ynoncy or aug OF tue articles mentioned. aud
maintained thnt 4Isa SchIro-:auAms, &c.. hs,l
given them 10 hliu- -'rhrre sc.Mx uo evidence
ARalpst Mis- Dttkc she wRs discharged, lut Nong
MA hrid In S:AM BAL for If1sI.
, 1870-08-04
Tho Iron ocean Steamship ST. Louis
-She IL TO be Launched IA August,
anh IL TO VlAit Sc LoulR.

An6 IL TO VIG1t S&s AoulAs
Etcus tbs s. Louis Ds~ocsss, Avg l.
We haye been favored with priEAts letter
from Mr. 8. q. Le.the, OF the drm OF rettca
4 Leathe. Of this city, dated Liverpool, July
le, 1870. It 10 not III new, but contains facts
which will b interesting to ow RAIDERS 1he
sTbe Ti1e.poo1 L Mississippi Steamship
Company ara to establish new line Of
steamers to New Orleans. Messrs- Finn,
Main & Montgomery arc building two iron vfs-
sells specially designed tor this trade. One, the
st. Louis, Ii bcing built 1t Nrkenhead, uppo-
tito Liverpool. This ia to b the pioneer ves-
sel. By invitation Of Captain Pfnn, went
through the vcsse1s now on tho stocks She
Is expected TO be lunehed 4boUt the 1st OK
August ia to be frst-clAss vessel, $40 feat
long, 36 feet beam, ], $50 tons register, high
and low pressure combination engines. zoo
horse power, compound principle, believe it
is called. .....
"1he second is building on the Clyde, to be
called The Crescent City, 1000 tons, and will
be launched about the samo time As the ST.
IIouis.
"Captain Finn has been master OF = veesol
formerly, and sailed to New Orleans for many
year, and known the Kind OF vessel required.
He claims these arc the first steamers which
lAse eyer been built specially 4dapted 70 the
wants Of this trade. The vossots Aro to draw.
loaded, 151f feet, I suggested ihat tho drst
they arc quite inclined to adopt the Suggestion.
II they do, ! shall manage to have + good
quAntity OF p1s.e and aheet Klasa on board, tC
inAugufate lie direct trade.
sNes8rs. Finn, Main i Co. viii appreciate
any intereAt shown in st. Louis. They wist
to open correspondence with reference to di
rect oounectioe with railroad Gne."
, 1870-08-04
TIE CITY II BRIEF.


Tho 1nter-o<eAnio Hotel Company WA tnnor.
rorntcd BY the lAst Legislature OF this State IT.
object Ia TO buid hotel bearing the above name.
Already $500 900 Of the capital stock has been sub
hcribed, and meeting OF the Esockholde1a WI
lie held on Tuesday next to elect officers
Among the names OF the stockholders arc David
4. Gage. George " Gage, William r. Coolnau9h,
BENJAMIN =. PAze, John A. Rice, 4. ]. AEertl
aod Jonathan Young Sc2mmoa. The tnte1tion
50 far as known, is to erect building on the block
fronting on Michigan avenue and consrcas street
and to have It surpass. iu ereIy teapec1, evetI ho
tel In the county, II Is believed thss the locator
Will be yeyy much IN It's favor, and, M matter how
many or how grand it, rivals may be, that IL
Kreaier ATTRACTIONS will command 4 mnch lar2e1
and more profitable patronage.
, 1870-08-04

0k&H HALL AA1ANkA
Tue much snoosed game Of t,ase bali, which the
Arnes and Sng1r LoAfs have been preparing 70
pefpersta, toof plaer ysstesd.y sttesnoon u
ut parallel In .as history Of the national g9ne.
1t was strictly fashionable and select analr,
e.at1orately Hshogr1peed tn s1tassons having been
out in fnil force Atleast two thousand ladies
snd gentlemen were present. tbs sexes being
s.out equally represented Elegant and snowy
srsa. Esehse1 M % stS i tas III sod esily-.iured &C.
cupAnss, Ners dr&Nn up In I semtctrre around
the o0tneld, While tae elevs.ed -.sssss 1ns isft
w1s Just such Al one Il 1alghf l.. = PRAYED
for for tho cccaaion-ciezr, br and - z. asc-
fGlly cool n 70 reudet out door " "uta ttiAttes
Guard aand Wz8 In attendance, and, with choice
selections, died up the time occupied IN tue
easnktng o. the n!nes fro|snt e 70 n The E n,,.-
N & lie wsataser cis9 81 Chicago geasemen.
a niepai1 esnier upon the subject of base ban,
| md the TWO ciahs wcrs ofHAni1ed .W1tn Especial
reference u ignorance oi md phJass dssGuss,. q
cnsfomayy formait1ef, \ regular organization x1a
| edetted On each Ate. the following ottoe1 being
elected: 4lp.nes-F. Porter TnsJss. FTsaae9t
nnTen. /. II. murray md Wafer +, Cobb. aabsti.
intss: .ed WsshouTns, H.: rSsTs fso aSass II
4s[ ~ rrr,itenf: ;. A. Holmes, Treasurer; 3
Il eli. secrttary: " \ Pf!'s H. GnaE1n sse
srnrrr' Tne club organization thus eonpsesed, ~
positions Of me playing mae we're dcs.f M
lottery, each gentleman being tssgpea 10 tae ~ :.
draw. Fmtnno disposed Of the mater 70 NJ
wise: Alriue4-o F. Badger, Captain aon eaHne1 z
Jos ~ha!t, nnt base; + B Bs1enAp, p.seaes: Z
y. Wheeler, ccnt.e neld; E FoEauan. lolt neld
y. Tsy1of, secnnd base; !. h. Wilson. short stop
81: : v. ocSst eass essssef :psAlc aod L 1 aan a
/, pitcher: Il " KinsIey, ahoss stop
l. .. Colby. arxs base; O. v. Montgomery
, third base; E Rowland. beeooa ba4a; SxH
| Brown. left neld: p. PEttcharu. centre neld Du
tlnct!ye uniforms we're prepared, tAat oE =
Alptnes consisnnK o! chip" hat tasaioned ,
1csa-coloTcd ahlru, With the t1iuM A. on u
, 1870-08-04
n1 Manufacturing.

4. VII, be seen BY advertisement IN another col
-.nc The frm OF Hyde Mitchell, manufacturer
~ 1s,1 I'D other oil, nAs been dissolved. nnd tae
..,ass. " wt1 ne continued b5 The new psHaership.
COMPOSED Of ae ,s.13 n'as asd ~ isaof
ea, nv, ~ nts1y to aupply al orders given taos'
, 1870-08-04


Eph,a,m bruce. who committed tne assea't upon
Jsmea Clay, N a!1ead{ reported, Has held for
NcnsSIes ELEM wa4 held IN $4ce bail ior utAi -
tho Recoruer's Court on tue caSfSe Ok Obtaining
Mashiuctoq Winters was held 70 hsu for tns-
tber cxafuinat1o On the charge Of l4ceny
-Eixabclh Gilbert WAS 1reused@et !stceay' &no
had fc4 caR continued fos fRrtoeT neatan1.
-Moilfe Pierce wAs nned s. TOT k1se~sn2
br4cf n 4 man on NAdtxon Etrtcf.
HEST SIDE tuCxf-
Louis uauor was 1ped IS TOT throwing out ms
n1rc upon The pubic street AFTER the hour OF HsAa-
night A.
Anna Carat was nncd tlo for disturbing the
peace OF her ne1Rhborhord. ~
Dan Murphy and Martin Heat5 vera stressed
fof dlsordeEfJ conluc,. Dan WIS afTc1ted ntst oo
the complaint Of Aartln. but The court cane %
the rpnIlnhton that they were both equally bthmt-
woitty, aud nnet them $40 each.
David Beatty. for stealing chtsel Knd otnes
tools, xKs lined H.
John McSesn ~as hned SO for stealing turu-
YET.
Pat Donoshuc waa nned 40 ior beating Iii
wife.
xoRfH fIp8 CprRf
There was nothing doing At this court yester.
1
, 1870-08-04
TtTEf1.


wAkEF1EID-Ausu4s J. ot conEs<eion Of thr hralr.
Na'han B yeunFe.t .ea Of Sath.n 4 aud May j.
Funeral vt hA1Epast II = III. ThursdAJ, Aaknst T.
'riends Of the family invited.
COSiRAEE--At bis ssstheucr, IN Milwaukee. on thS
y 1npt J.. Cot61Rvr, 4sed g. Year,. "
Funeral on trdxy, sth inst ut l p n. By train 1of
hcna1hA,
, 1870-08-04

Alleged Clue TO ttae Noth&n MUIR.
dcHers
| Pnu.ADf1.rHfA, Aug. 4-Thefe = = probability
| OF the arrest Of the murderer Of Ar. Nathan. A
| man with bloody nhirt and atoekngs has been
tracked here ir1n New York, AMI viii bo Arrested
| l,efore night. He had Also two or three diamonds
| Ia In pQHsesSiOu-
, 1870-08-04

A sam Patch Lenp and Its Conse-
QuEhceH.
BtFFlLo, Aug. a-Thotue, aIida Constock,
leap*d from the elevator 13o feet, into Buffalo
cttek and was seriously injured He was aiveE-
tiaed 10 Jump from the new Suspension bridge at
N4AEAth On tic tttN iNSt.
, 1870-08-04
Ltbonl Bequests

PArasK1Is, = ~. IS 10 a from j.eoS ?. GUARD,
: wrallhf uuasa. VINO recently died.
, 1870-08-04

Tbs Chicago caledonan Club give to-dAy their
Iattst Of which VIII be nAde especially Interesting
hy the presence OF Mr.. Dlnney, The Scottish chatn-
I4tn. Every Arrangement has been uals ~ the
, 1870-08-04

Te n,cn OF business NO house In
Dostau IA better than the American, It's position
being the centre of commercial life, while no e1ot
uelu so lung.
, 1870-08-04

1GR EST41k OF HCFB1HU 1NU WIFE.
Es1ate Of ElszaHeth hoffman. Nm proved, and
letters tettAtnenta1Y granted to ConEad sohepp,
under bond Of IS zoo. The leccastN dicst on tne
st,h day cf July last Two days lister Peter Hon-
mau, her husband, also died. HIa es1ate cAme mp
~ be acted upon 1t the ssme time. He died In
restAte and let eys OF administration were granted
10 i married 14rThrer, kathA,tna DettcnMAier,
under hond ef *is,i u. The minor children. WILL
ian. Hen:y. and LEisa. were given oret TO The
guardianship u Conrad Sthcpp4
, 1870-08-04

4 New adveftf>isK Dodxe.-Every
time ta4ly who ases fe1aeant Sozodont opcns her
mouth, she ohyertises the article. The state 01
tiarkers their surface no inquiry clings to then
Tic cushions in which they are aet arc rosy, aud
The breath that swclls through them Is sweet O.
the breeze OF June.
h.xr ssaa{n1 II, hoitae
, 1870-08-04

Sn1t Khcam cured by nsl,- HoiTcL
Tar StAp. maAe ~ CasweIl, Hazari i Co., 1S-
YORK. y
, 1870-08-04

Cod Liver t.l1.--fIaxand L CasHells Cod
Liver on Is the Observation-Disclosures.
PnPer FlnuKiuRs and window
shades, latest stJIe4. PAnta, otis, git4s and
brushes, Ut F. &. Highly ,. 81 NAtltlolph-Et
, 1870-08-04
Snar}de,

Shortly after stels'cE yestcrdaI afternoon. Two
men csIief At tie Huron StgEet Police Station SUD
told Cat,tsIn Fox that thefE WAS nau lying IN
.;ent1b]c III a auuse fronting On m alley between
Whitney and White Streets. He dcsnatched two
policemen to The place and they found man ~
:rpreseurcd. They did not KNOW what Was the
matter with him, but Set to work 70 restore him
to ccpsciousness, and succeeded ~ doing So Or.
nan had taken some kuu Of putsou. This opinion
,vas confirmed by the discovery of bottle lahced
'laudauu1n-" This, It WAS subsequently ascet,
,aInttj. had beel purchased by his dauxhter, Etr
q YcarB of age. The mana name is Robert VII
:.e. lie has not lived happily With his wife, ant
!, sorted tn NhisIcy to IruWn his soEr0w. lie CANT
hong yesterday drunk auu drank the 1au'tanun
Eheiber with fne intention Of committing 6uicl'is
II ty mistake u NOT known. Policemen Phillips
Ind Wilkinson conveyed him to the Huron stree
StAtlot and. as he seemed inclined to 80 to sleep
walked him up ami down the corridor to keep hlIK
awake. Dr. Baxter, who wA8 present. thongh
WIlkic would tdle from the elects 9t the Poison
md hc did. a: i've minutes After IL O'Clock thl
EalnlnX.
, 1870-08-04
MrtrDrp1@Etrnf.

Meteorological recurd for Aug. 3, 1870. a. ro-
ported py J. IT, LAnEsuln, Jr., ol,tic,au, III Han
Institute The small letters arc the initials for tho
words "yee11na,' ''gentc." "hl9h." "drJ, :"
..,uolst atmosphere > "a raiu,r aud snow"
'';E; !; ;;;;;s:s : - !: y: = :; s@:
s@. n - LEE : 1e.<-. -
MINIATURE ALMANAC. =.
CH1,.t.so. Aur. 1, 1870.
Sun r,Fs. % IL N. Moon tisH II III
Snn =. Aoor n
, 1870-08-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

VrASTFD-HOUSES AND LOTS. IN EXCHANGE
" for ne e,ll.ction ot oil paintings. np4ra frpr
Nunfeh bavaria To be sern any 1sue 1t lii West Ad
, 1870-08-04

At II "a yeeteas1ay morning, while the ClEfK
stect bridge w2x clns1ng, the bell wsa runx. CIV
ing notice that 1he bridge would inInedlate!y 70
open. as = vc4se! uaa cunning up. The people On
the bridge ran Ia both directions, aud before taey
est as tAe list corner OF the bndge WAS within
one foot Ut the tatlpozt on the north snota
fsdy witt 1 baby in her arms, came running VIA
sow op.nioR. Utncer Smith. who stood there oa
i1zY. PnsAe her quickly back, Just IN time 10 saye
hetself and eAlld. A. 1t wss, ner s9itt "a % p:o'
Had tho officer heen = fraction OF second lAter,
bersP:f mad child would have oeeu crushed aud
s,urj-y1 trfp tho NRtHr blow,
, 1870-08-04

William HArt, the well-kuoTn Landscape stt1at.
Iopu me norm shore Il Lake :opea1r, aud
.uopE TIC dulles Of The y. Louis River. As this
eR1ou has never been r1sited BY nTts1a We MAJ
expect soMe tne Rke1ctes from MS pencu* y "
Vt. Hart kuay semsi1 permanently Ii chicago. -
, 1870-08-04

1aH uATMAKKKs At cl.KyNAxn%
CtLrzlAHu, Ohio, Aug. 4-1ne Forest City C1ub
1u-dky tunk.teu alaaainE defeat upon the Hay
tuaters, Of TfoJ. capturing the visitors hy score
II Il to lin iull game. Tbs HAymakeFs were
with pencil "dead." expecting that The Clere-
.anters could not bat Fisher, and that they could
azty punish tratt IN doing this They caught
Tartar, n12ktpR only one run In the nrst
three lnntngp wnlla the Forest CtsJs pun-
shed Fisher In the inst two inntnZs
.or ten tainea. FprAu then went IN 70 pitch, aud
he g1me Was onely played to the end. The Forest
ctys outpis!cd tue Aaymtkers n eveu point,
making Two double plays, and scarcely An error.
| The ut5tnRkefh were very much snrpHsed% and
:netr friends lost heavily. They lexve for Chicago
.,>nlght- The following u the scors BY
-, ,..sc9CsS = c9CssS,7,.1 80 ~,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
Not Represented.

Notwithstanding the loud professions
made by the Radical party in regard to
political equality with the negroes, yet
sometimes they forget their duty towards
the colored people AT the late County
Congressional Convention, held here on
the 22d ultimo, there was not negro
delegate from any of the districts, and
when the time came to appoint dele
gates to the Convention, which assem-.
bles in Frederick to-day, the negro
population was entirely ignored. In
Frederick and Washington counties the
conventions appointed several Of the
newly enfranchised citizens to represent
them, whilst only in Carroll are they
left out 10 the cold The warm arm OF
Radiealism in this county does not EN-
brace them; they are not called upon to
state their views as to how the campaign
should be conducted; their preferences
for candidate are not consulted. What
do the five hundred negro voters in
Carroll county think Of this ? Are
they not to be trusted; have the white
leaders of the Radical party no conf
lence 10 them; are they not as intelli
gent and as we'll qualified to represent
Carroll as the negroes in other counties
Come, gentlemen, do not profess ont
thing and practice another. BE true
to your colored brethren, or when thu
time arrives for you to go out anon,
them soliciting money for the campaign
and their votes, they may say 1--WE know
We not
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
Legal Publications.


The Republican Convention which
met in Westminster on the 22d Of Au-
gust, appointed committee Of one, in
each district, to request the Registrar
to publish the notices of registration in
the Seatiael, as well as in the Adrocate.
How was it, with regard to publishing
these notices in both papers, when these
gentlemen were in power? Did they
do l.? No, they did no such thing,
although the reasons for so doing were
just as good then, as they are now. Had
their practice accorded with the rule
they now seek to establish, they would
have been consistent in making this
request. We see no objection to it,
however, and think the people of the
county generally, of all parties, should
have the benefit of these publications
Not only SO, but all Circuit aud Orphans
Court, School and County Commission.
ers', Examiners aud Road Notices, to
gether with all other notices required
to be published, should be published in
the journals of both parties. The ad.
dhional expense would be but trife,
aud the people would all share alike in
the benefits of these publications. 1t
would have looked much better, how.
ever, if our Republican friends had
thought of this subject sooner, when
they had it in their power to accord
this act of ''simple justice" to their op.
pOuents. If it be simple justice COW,
1T was equally SO then, and by their
own showing they stand convicted of
Withholding simple justice" from their
opponents. 1t is never too late, how
ever, to substitute the right for the
wrong, aud We trust these subjects may
be taken into consideration.
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Editorial Excursion.

Ww. II. Ruby, Esq, Corresponding
Secretary of the Maryland Editors As
ISOLATION, has issued circular stating
that the Northern Central Railroad
Compny, through the interposition of
Hon. James C. Clarke, of Baltimore
county, has extended an invitation to
the Association to make an excursion
over that road to niagara Falls, and
any intermediate points, in special cars.
The excursion will start FROM Baltimore
on Tuesday next, at 1855 A. NJ, and
will proceed as far as Williamsport, the
great lumber mart of Pennsylvania, aud
remain there all night. At this point
they viii determine their further move
ments. Last year our trip was through
country devastated by war; this year
il will be through one of the most
thoroughly cultivated aud improved
sections in the Union. Large cities and
thriving towns and villages will greet
the eye on every side, uuti we reach
the greatest wonder Of the world. We
hope all will be present and participate
in the enjoyment Of the occasion.