, 1874-09-11


Tho Maine election occlrg noxt Monday. Mr..
1ra,,,ua a.. ne", ..a1 Ae'.'seoec 1oaFhdt) Aaa
utoPPod sno Aoclproclty Treaty md tic ory Of
"Voto for Uingtey and enva LIN Ar,o,io,,, oa,,t
ing-trado," and has como fully into to
Outrage business. Tho Portland 1rn,s INV
over, Hsys: ; s''' A~"
rhero are somo votcrn, even in tho non,,bc,r mr..
~ waS shs ys1r aas snr oec. propose 10 lack ltto
donuaoanea srs ySnu nsy sycr afs th i ssplun st
attontion fron noso tlo matters considerably morn
naIonn mpTfS 70 a"'e enan negro eauabbea iii South
-Doforo thu o,cc.,on in co,orodo oo.,. II,
Dooorots woro ooniIdont NJ mn -. sasI ,s". o. 'ao
t}o nonub,con. ~ Inn ,rntoa:.,s ~ u aha
torv and thor, voro r,,v,ors T., 'o Ao't1@
Mccooh would connt tl,o roturn. nrot,s uos,
ho nioaao}. on wl,1c r,,n,or ~ no,,,a" .sa ~
remar,,ed. 1'''''
We yory cand,dtv tcn Mr. f,ov n,ccoon mn, A..
soereary Jenkins TINT any revolutionary attopt to
nrcaan NJ H. M oG sopo ~ lawfully e1
sato Of affairs has existed in Louisinua aui ArEa.
n ss W. caao cottonwood trees to bear feu Auch
70 and co. '''"A~%'>' ''"s' >'' e"sS ~
What Ii chilled 4 t Rorrh1icnn yictor,, Il, Va,
mont Ia thus described by tho Montpoor cor.
tosnoudont OF tho Doutou Journal. writ;no far,
days after tho election:
/. VIM not cvcn rrroto,v .r.toto,,,a - r,,. ,,.,
1,1.o HAak AaHcls
S, so soatgaaon ~ nasss would co,ao party tics ayo
Ind no more restraint oyor mof t,, H. isa ass
had Voters hayo everywhere boen Oh tho ra,SGs SSs
dealing heavy blows foro and af aud doing ali aorts u
things to slow thoiFindcpendcnco.
The Democrats olocs dfty-nino menbers Of
tho Vermont Legislature. acoiuyt twontv.two r.,
the 1ast I,ocia,atrra ,nj t1,oro uro .,.'..t,', -
~ ,asat ..a 49, ',4'4 sactu ato mentioned
~ -, tsass Ivy so-caneo hePuohcaha elected to
tue Houao who ara moro i'll sympathy with Tho
nhntorrnfa Than 1rifft
-Col. Andrew Stn.yart. am of tho far,.,,,
un,s,r 4.s,.na. ' .t'"t o'. ~ Luz lauous
."..,1.. 4As' ~ sn"' 1ahso' IL 'no nopub'1cen
e"na.aaso 1of eonsecHs, IN fonhey4sania. III tho
district represented thirty years ago by Lis
father.
--y'),o syroenao ro,u.;c. oot,,otoo og nm ,o.o,.
s'sa."s'a Ao,''o so1ea
1oR 'no a'Ia'sAs tsonanls'osa sacaes IN New York;
u.as ana sno onio rson'0'''on'sss count on 3o'ooo
Votea.
Judge franklin q. Waite. tho candidato for
Congress- againat Duprell. IN nfinncuofa In. ro-
asro1 h,s ind,c;a, oGa" IT, 1a,ra .,sosa 1a nae ~
49, Ga 1880. - 4u"" .afco'uoBes'
nominated Tor Congress by tho Republicans,
keep what they hayo got to mako suro OF it.
lilo nopubljcen ofIlcc-ho]ders' Convention
of Tia First wisconsin niutr;ot l,o,v,oa I,,,a -
,a,,, ,,,,a raj IT,, .o,,as:4,. -. ao".oa uo"u .ua
,a'n 'a, ""0 ~" ~'' '''o''''' " pfopoao 1o lol"
w.,4nr.s r,, ra,n,,,,. H.,
n WafnsAs ta Yae e epnnliean haa always peoesse1
" Hssai.,d ~ ~ srt - ~ ."i 4'.,t ~ A@esy ~ thefe1ue
uneI satcs Should BE- rsuced I'd to Sa5 9Ss'on' @ " I'll
-Tho people. Of Wyoming. have spoken
through tho ballot-box, aid thor volce IL nm
oVorWholming dofeat i'll every county Of tia
Territory Of tue corrupt clique which Inns for
some years, by tho most utsscrnpnlous means,
controlled tho Republican party i'll this Torri-
tory, :, ;, We hayc heeu Disposed to kcop
hilent while the campaign waa progressing. ia
ampio opEsortuntv to briTr succosa tn onr ri io- ~
nor, It poaaiolo under tAeir leadership 4ho
reBut teils tho story. >. Tho principal
cause for this unfortunate stake Of affaira lios in
tho fact that many Of tue men who have enjoyed
tho otcea within the gift Of a lscpublican Adj
lnluiaratlon. and who lave directed tho policy Of
tue party, arc ,nou who do not care nt all for ita
I5inssa soov or s to but uue tue party m
Cheyenne Lcade,.
An unloubted Republican Torritory fwvom-
ipg) las for tue second ti1uu oeetoil a nann,at
aa Delegato to Congrerg. Mr., Stnojo's umn.,cs',
Is not Domocratio Victory; It ia IN Xdmin',,t,,a
ton defeat. It is reputation hY tlo ucomo ae
tho Territoria aud Indian policy of thn Afn,;.
iytrasou. a. vol NJ refuE1 NJ tEo ~ ';n',.,