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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

IN Cincinnati and Cleveland, by both
repeaters and tampering with the ballot
box, the Democracy of Ohio were beaten.
Outside of these two cities and counties
Governor Allen had a fair majority-a
majority larger than that by which he
was originally chosen, Cincinnati En-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

THE majority for Hayes of $500 in
Cuyahoga county is like the majority Of
10000 for the Republican ticket in Phil
adelphia in 1872, and has,bee procured
by the same means-by repeating and by
the forging and falsifying of returns.-
Gin. En0uirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

THE old lady of the Repository thinks
it was very naughty in the Democrats of
Stark to vote for Heldenbrand and Wood
and defeat Geib and Bechel. Well, we
agree with Tom Saxton's darling for
once. 1t was very naughty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

COMPARED with 1873 Cuyahoga county
gives a Republican gain of 300; Ashta-
bula of {, 100; Franklin county over l 200
and Hamilton county, Cincinnati, over
1000, making a total gain of about g.
600. |.'"'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

r4"HoNEsT money" say the radical lead
ers, honest government say the Democ-
racy /; it is your dishonest radical admin
istration that has given us dishonesty in
money and everything else in public af-
fairs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

CLEVELAND grew rapidly last week. get
ting citizens from Canada and other
outside States. Columbus, Toledo and
Cincinnati are not much delinquent.
Imitation was going Onl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

The Nineteenth Ohio Congressional
District is the Republican paradise. The
five counties comprising it-Ashtabula,
Lake, Geauga, Trumbull and Portage
gave Hayes 1854 majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

JOHN McSwEENEY. ESQ, as is his Gus.
tom, blew his bugle blast at Wooster
Monday night before election. The
torches were out and big time was
had.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

Our pilgrim President got back to
Washington last week He had been
gone four and half months, but his
wages, Sl37 day, went on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

GRANT wants to lead the great Know.
nothing party of the future. Certainly
they could not find leader who knows
less Richmond Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

The rag baby will have gold and silver
to play ith,-Hopleys Bucy,1t8 POstnlqs-
Ter Journal.
Now the army of voters, all under 50
will see gold and silver as currency for
the first time-BlcyruS Journal.
, Old Hengland's subjects know. Hear a
poet of the English poor
Our fathers are dying for pauper pay,
Our mothers with deaths kiss are white,
a' Our sous are the rich mans serfs by day,
Our daughters his slaves by night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

THE Democrats of Stark county, did
their duty nobly at the late election. But
for the foolish scratching we would have
made a, clean sweep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

So5"blood letting" Chandler of Michi-
gan succeeds Delano as Secretary of the
Interior Grant and he can take their
whisky together.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

MAHoNING county, Youngstown, gave
the Edsion ticket over 1000 majority,
electing the entire ticket by maiorities
running from 81 to 374.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

some Democratic papers seem to think
we had too much platform Like enough,
and not quite votes enough in spots.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

Miss BISMARCK is a plump brunette.
She is an expert in needle-work, and has
all the homely and honest German vir-
tues. .sr ,.....l .at..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

GpLD don't seem TO come down whit
rather going up. Will the hangmen
ofthe 'rag baby" explain?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

HAVE our neighbors sent the Canton
news to Carl Schurz?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21

PEOPLE may find, instead of getting
hard money, money very hard to get.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21
INDIA.
DISASTROUS FLOODS.

DISASTROUS FLOODS.
London, October Is.
The Times of India says: 10000 people
were rendered homeless by floods in the
neighborhood of Ahmedabad in the Prov
ince of Guzerat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21
CARROLL COUNTY OFFICIAL.
Majority for Carnahan

The other Republican candidates re-
ceived majorities as follows;
Laubie, Com. Pleas Judge, over Wal
lace, 445; Adams, Probate Judge, over
Mortland, 1870; Henning, Sheriff, over
Moore, 1863; Barnes for Treasurer over
Battin 495; Hagerman for Recorder was
elected over Carter and Creighton for
Commissioner over Crawford were elect
ed by about the same majorities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
TURKEY.
A SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT.

Constantinople, October Is.
The following news is official;
A force of 1000 insurgents has been
defeated by the Turks. One hundred
and sixty were killed; the rest took ref
uge in Montenegro. 17villages, hitherto
insurgent have submitted to
Turkish authority. 49,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
Thieves on the Pacific.

II was recently given out at San Fran
cisco that o. II. IA GRANGE, Superintcnd-
ent OF the Mint there, had res gned that
office in paroXysm Of virtuous rcmorsc.
This was for having recommended the APP
pontmcnt of pINNEY, the absconded clerk
of PdNmaster SPAIDING, who, after swim
ding the Treasury ana the community out
ofa million nj dollars, fed to enjoy his share
Of the sp)is in some land where extradi-
GOn treaties do not threaten the liberty of
fugitive thieves.
IA ORANGES pretended resignation was
only cheat concoctcd by the Ring, to
counteract "A movement to demand his
dismissal from the responsible trust which
lac has long discreditcd. a slam let
Ten TO that effect was signed by La GHANGE
ana Entrusted to ErIIGY SARGENT, who
iWunrd uteiy started for Washington to
prevent the contamination which that let
ter lrigned to seek. OF course he suc-
'cedcd, for lac soon tolegrAphod back to
San Francesca; There VIII be no chang IS
in the Mint for the present"
Tint pIENrY was closely connected with
the Ring who represent Gruutlsm on tho
Pacific, has long been notorious. lie was
ono Of La GRANGE's confidential friends,
nHd up TO the day Of hi- Night vas
on uo most intimate footing with
A1.4 II MAS through he iulacuce, aiIed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

by that OF ErFIUY SARGENT GoRHAM. and
Others who control all the public patron
age in california, that PINNEY wac trans
fcrrcd from the Mint to SPAIp1NG's Office.
! where lac was allowed fun swing over con-
| tracts and certificates signed in blank b y
tinaI model paymaster
The Ring mcn knew PiNNfYs charac-
tcr wcll, aud the opportunities afforded Ivy
| the P1ymnstcr's Office for the exercise Of
his peculiar faculties He was both their
confederate and their Instrument lie
| iurgUtic- and frauds were known two years
ago; but when the grHvest charges
were preferred against him aud brought
directly to the notice OF SLCOR RoBg-oN,
ErriGY SARGENT was not only strong
enough TO save him from hnrm, but 10 IN
Sist upon his rctcutiou in tho post which
ne had used for the profit Of gang of
pluudcrcrs.
These fact explain why the court mar
tia OF SpALDiN,s has been conducted IN
secrecy, and why he threatened. IT driven
TO the wall, TO make some public men
suffer from exposure. The Secretary of
the Navy has excrted all his authority TO
hide and hush ny this rascality, because
any development that would uncover
EPFIGY SARGENT aud his crew, who FOR
years have made the navy yard ut Mare
Island scandal, must necessarily react on
himself for completely in those frauds.
All the chief Federal ofIiceholders in
California are attached to the Ring, either
rs sharers III its plumber or rs partisan
workers TO preserve the organization
which ii directs. The Mint, with its vast
patronage ana resources. has been ono OF
the great instrumentalties of this venal
combination; and la GRANGE, the super
'ntcudcnt. has been just rs active and UNI
>crupulous as EFFIGY StHGi ut himself. in
personal machine.
Mr. BRIsrow is fully aware of the scan
dalous abuses practiscd 10y la GRANGE and
the Ring on the Mint and bow the public
money is endangered by his presence aud
his corrupt associations. He has failed
signslly 70 reform them. chiefly because
the President sustains ErFiGY SARGrVT
and refuses To protect the public interest
against the dcpredations of his thieving
followers
When the House Of Represented ives shall
ventilate this iniquity ana bring into the
blaze OF day the knavos who have been
stealing the public money with the knowl-
edge and connvance of the Navy Depart
ment, there will be "A large batch of candi-
uutes for til. penitentinry, aud II consider
able exodus Of distinguished politicians
b. join Their confederate PINNEY beyond
the reach Of eXt,rdition. They are even
now preparing FOR this contingency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
The Friend of The WorLinsmnn.

AD-Jos B0t0ers.
Come rouse up from your slumbsrs ye weary sons OF
Yc siii.ts and radcsmen and vc tilors Of the soil
And Not Tor Colonel Bartlett, the friend OF the work
chorus The friend Of the workingman. the friend Of
And vote ior GO onel Bartlett, he's the friend
OF the workngman.
He - ycung and he Is ardent hen be faithful to your
Hen Asht AGAINST corruption ana oppose obnoxious
when Your rights are c'cr in danger who stand fore
Like he gaiau Colonel Bartlett, the friend Of the
CAo,as- iuc friend Of the Nottingham the friend Of
TINS F.l.aal coSre Bartlett, the friend Of
on. rise up sons Of labor ami rally 70 the hght!
A.ou. As OF B.rtett, It's tAo cInteul oi the CHIT
Aud wen neeke un our amor and We'll lneo, tlca
Tor or car.c iu.t ard win must With the friend
The ireud Of the working man. the frcud Of
For our cause = lusi and WIN must with
Leave your homes and leave your workshops as your
And ,iike Ion nome and kindred your country to
Aud 6o soldier boy Will you on and the explorers
Nhl We .nou ior Colonel Bartlett tho friend Of the
Tue triendof the worhinsnan the friend of
the wntAnsman,
And Wen sluut Tor Colonel Bartlett the
friend VI The Worhlugul.u
Come. tailors, COOPER carpenters mon WHO never
Anu Tngelwrsnt, from your WORKSHOPS, put your
And plels patriots, men OF thought, hur out m vicious
Ana go aid vote for Bartlett the frlenu Of the working
The friend 81 the workingman, the friend Of
tile NurNluguIu,
AalN for Colonel Bartlett the friend Of
the MOr.ingnan.
And when we've placed our hero with the bravcs aud
tAebs.t
Then Nolsnsncn can live at ease, let statesmen 90
the
Aud ihe sgn Of peace and plenty then shall shine
throughout the land
When tue leader Of our people Is friend OF the work
inguHn.
Tue friend OF the workingman. the friend OF
The worhihgman,
On vote for Colonel Bartlett the friend Of
the Workllguan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

volume OF S04 octave pages OF statistics con-
corning L1b0r IN Europe did America has recently
been issued from tho Government printing once at
Washington. II cmbodi the results Of nquules made
by Dr. EDWARD YoUSG, the cadet Ut the bureau OF sts-
stcs, and presents an Immense mass of informal ON
on the rates Of Wagos the cost % shs's~ncr ana the
condition OF the woraing classes In Great Brair Ger
many, France Belgium, and other countries OF Europe
aud also m the United states ami British Amcrci. To
persons Interested IN politcl aud social economy It
II au invaluable magazine OF facts AMI the general
reader Will hnd In % much 10 enteft In ana Instruct
him. Details are given Ia Il Of he earnings OF every
description of artisans, male ald female IN every ID.
canty of nnortanoe Win the pllces Of clothing pro.
visions, and house rcnt and while the compiler ma ~.
Trimmed from thcorlng, he has not failed 10 set in
clear rhi the superior compensation obtained ny the
working people OF TINS country over those OF others
not merely In gross amount nut In purchasing power
even under our present innluon prices. A valuable
portion vi che volume is the historical sketch wtlh
which beEns, Of the condition Of tn ibOfui and the
wa cspiid hnn, In various couRreI ir.m the earliest
down TO the Ircfc0t tmca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
4 REP0KM ~ me PArENr OFFICE.
Manly Letter from Hon. Il. II. DueIl, COM
missioner Of Patents.

- 's -'N''N' - "" -N'H' Ae' 80 H"'i' om-
missioner Of Patents.
IT, rr,r I-,,,.., go, r,,,. 49,. or. nv,
!" i"E III w" VI mn II N-HH' Inc
readers OF The SUN will recollcct the uuhlic,
- - -. -, ~,
,bcr i.,,or -, p.,o,, ,,,,ora,,, ~ ~
-. - go . , "N
ih''''" "' act ol forgery III the iaient uMce
over my signature. but refused relief unless
would take a false oath acquitttnr the entity
- " $500
p"'les' Anu tney also recolIect Deianos a1ol-
o.y to TEACHER TOR calling him TO account and
ItNA'7 lug MN 81 HHcuclI hpt 10 report ON any
lutGrc like cases tlorgelles) even II ordered 10y
sif,ce prndin- in ,vrith mo ~ minor IL, r'',o
~ ref ..d IN - ',,i,o ',,,' .,s' -, 49,, a. ~
80, , w., ~, Na,,'.,e ~ ~, ftSv ."i 10 n'ner az
torUry having rereiynd n s,i,rif,tfn fr' ,' ,,,e
In VA hin.tun three days before my case was
taken uu ~ tnf. * tututr
viii merely tate to the thousands Of invent
ors who read InE srN, that the following cor
customary In such cases. TO me Hon Commute
sioncr in persDn
TLe Hon. II. ii. Duolrs letter. holm. sn.nt,na
ous. gives great nope TO nerit'ripus inventors.
~, 'n,'i'"' ,an 10 DC interested III tue lvloW-
- Wv
shrs $50 Ik"sL, iiLts, lsnos l'5.
man, Commissioners, y,i,Df. SIN. of1.,sl i,,,, o,
mo trth inst informs mo ,hat When The iicani
- .S,t ,pI,9 y WIN ur oAeal l'qur. Mei,s AL
of INC cas, viii ne m o ,t a ~ MIN dt, % "0 MINUS
NJ ofari Al ,a,it"niontt hayc nom ~, rr.sd oo TAI
letters only sGy nv spec ncation u "vague RIl re-.
~, 10 I'M irfn ne what t.ev riean nv il hn,r ,
AMI et cor netent nprs ma ami m, i,i ,bat M '
cali IN is 80 cxni eli thai ch,ia can undsrstand an,
ii they cann mai II ~ ore exnitr,p an Ihcy a. '
kn", ,,nt lie dcta eti, rs al" '"'' "o Io'
re-, perffu'ly r-ncat my tt.usr roouc.t chat civt,
H. o .icit suiordi atc le put u commitment m Min
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
Il cam FROM Mr.. MORRISSEF.


To the Electors Of the Fourth senate District.
Circulars and card in morning paper
have been sent through the district charging
me with Infamous crimes. Each and every word
contained therein Ia false In every partic ular.
The eve 81 an election naturally renders "a can
didate liable To the grossest oalumnies from an
unprincipled antagonist, whose invention Is
stimulated into desperation by the prospect of
defeat. Notwithstanding his denial, he was
Chairman and member of the committee iuhi0h
dldtted and dAonod ne Sltm Of tlro millions sir
hundred thousand dollars Of fraudulent oldims.
His record hrs been that Of corruption and fraud
in every public position that he has held II the
electors Of the district see nt 10 send me TO the
senutc, viii guarantee to them that my vote
will not ue cast on the side of thieving and Job
bin1, where his vote has alwa"s been found.
suppose have my share oI those faults and
fulings Incidental to our common human ma
turc, but am unconscious Of ever having be-
utyod any interests committed To me- or II
ever having allowed myself to be made tool or
slave by any man or party of men.
OCT 81 1873. joins MOHRIseEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

A curious instrument has been exhibited
before the Academy of sciences. Pans. which 10
called hy it, inventor an "auai> gin. cornet."
What Is ammonly termed noise l., as - well
known, made rp OF an iuluito number ~ must
cal notes. and these the cornet IN question Is de-
si-uel 10 analy2c, just as prism separates
ray Of white hight into is colorcd compoueuts
In appearance the Instrument Is described as
Resembling a trumuet, having nozzle to 1T to
the o.r Instead OF a mouthpiocc, and furnished
with holes like a ciariouct. provided with an
iustiupci' Of This kind, it is said that tie roar
ing Of cataract or the bowling Of y tenn est
may tie resolved bj the listener. skilled IN the
necessary lingering. into tue sofiest Melody,
VIA ca Is heard, however by himself onl!.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

When DR. ISAAC L. HAYES was addressing
the club OF colored men in Thompson street on
Friday night why didn't he state hi. views
noout the Freedmau's Savings Bank? That
bank was got up aud carried on by men OF the
Doctors own party with whom he now declares
himself in full unison and they robbed the poor
colored people Of many millions Of dollsrs
which they had entlced them into deposlting
over their fraudulent and rascaY counter II
the Doctor had spoken on that subJc ct. he
would have touched a chord In the breasts u
his hearers that would have yibrated with
warmth and force In MON. ut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
Cot. Bartlett Endorsed nv Men whose Opinion
il Valuable.

We cordially endorse the nomination Of Col
CLIFFORD A. H. Bartlett for member of Assembly from
the seventh Assembly District Col. Bartlett l. a
lawyer IN active practice, and has the personal endorse
ment OF Gov. Illdon, OF whose stan he Is memner
and We kloN him personally 70 be n gentleman Of cu
ture md ability without design to interfere with the
people Of The district, We heartily commend him to
then' fee g eonhaeat that In hn they lnd rep
refen1aNe IN every respect worthy Of their sunAges
tHARLKs DoNouuK, JoHN II. BRADY,
ABRAHAM H. LAwRKNcR, .OHN X. PoRrER,
HOWARD POTTER, ISAAC SHERMAN.
As"Alp oITkNDOBFkR DAVID H. JAQUks,
THOMAS h.. STEWART, JAMS NJ HHNwS
tLIkh -. OlNkf, ALFKKD NAGsrAFF, JR.,
JAMES LNhlliER GRAHAM, EDWARD SClELf.
JOSEPH W. ALsOP, ALGkRNOS :. SULLIVAN,
NM. T. DouGk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

We are surprised TO learn that Mr. VIII
LIAM L. LAlNELER, Republican candidate for
the State Senate In the seventh District, wils a
trustee Of the Thnd Avenue Savings Bank,
which lately broke, and was Chairman 81 its
Finance Committee. We had supposed that he
must have kept aloof from such a rotten con-
Germ. M 1t seems that such was not the case
Mr. LAISprER must have heen aware Of the
condition of this tank; but, notwithstanding
the fact Of Its Insolvency he permitted 1t 10 70
on receiving the hard-earned money OF working
people when he ought 10 have known that this
money would not he returned dollar for dull;y
II IS but natural that the depositors who hWse
suffered by the failure Of the bank should now
strcnuously oppose Mr.. LAMBEEu's elect m
Let them vote for JAMES W. GERARD, and they
Will not make Il mistake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
AM English raiIwny refrlgernlIng cam.

An English railway refrigcrntng car,
Of very convenient construction, has recently
been introduced. Tho body consists II a
double pancing Of galvanized iron network,
with the spGco between filled with felt the
inner panel alone forms n ceiling to the cham
Der and Is covered with the felt, but with an
interval OF n couple of inches between rs sur
face and the arched outer root the object Of
this arrangement being to admit the passage of
a current Of air when the car Is in motion. In
dernoath Is tank. from which water is driven
by forcing uump, o. covered galvanized iron
gutter, ruEuiug round the cdgo Of the roof
between the panels, the outer felt being Tipped
in this gutter that the water IN forced to per-
colate through IL TO a motal lined groove below,
which returns the drip TO tho tank. the atmos-
pherc coming In cont 'ct with the saturated fot
ctuses eyapora,ion ana lowers the temperature
within and, in fact, the warmer the weathoris.
tuc quictyr tho cyayor0t on, and cons cquehily
the cooler TIE temperature Of tbe interior. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

We are glad TO learn that Dr. HAYES.
Arctic explorer and Custom House candidate
for the legislature in the Seventh District,
though he still lehts shy of the proposition To
meet Col BARTLETT face to face and discuss
the political issues Of the day before the people
Of the district has yet made one or two speeches
among the men whose votes be sulicits. on
Friday night he addressed a club x colored cti-
Gems In THOMPSON street, declaring himself ia
fun unison with the Republican party, and then
lac went on 10 tell story Of his runn,n- away
from polar bear IN the Arctic regions ~
doubt " was very prudent for the Doctor to run
away from that bear, and we are couGceLt that
he Is equally prudent IN declining To meet Col.
BAR1Irlr before the public. Probably, how
ever, the people OF the district will conclude
that they would rather have n representative
who does not run away from "A bear or from
discussion; and while this leaves the venerable
Republican candidate In rather an unfortunate
position, We are able to declare that CO... BART
Int has never run from bear M his life. and
has always been ready to stand up ana defend
his oiiniois when challenged to do SO by
political antagonist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
The Hon. WILLIAM GRAy Of Moss,oh,,

The Hon. WILLIAM GRAY of MassaGhil-
sets says that he remembers all the panics back
to the year ls.1, and that there has never been
In any one Of them such universal depre 'sion Of
all branches Of business a. that under waich tho
people are how suffering. " What is" he adds.
"the cnuse ~ this depression so long continued
and 50 deeply feltf There are undpnhtAIly
many causes contributing to II, but afiism taat
the chief cause Of the present prostration Is the
ignorance and ncompetcncy OF those who have
managed the national aGars."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

JoHN KELLY was anxious to add the
name OF HENRY \. GILDLHsLEEvE to his ticket,
but Col. GILDERsLELVE refused To allow his
personal popularity to he made use OF to sus-
tain the KELLY domination, and accepted the
anti rammany nomination for Judge of the
Court Of General Sessions. His election will
not only secure most excellent Judge for our
Criminal Court, but will rebuko the attempt of
joins KELLY to porpetuate the rule Of bosses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

Col. c. A. II. BARTLETT, Democratic can
didate for the Legislature in the seventh Dis
trct, las made numerous speeches during the
canvass Which is just about 10 close. Thoy have
all been addressed o. public questions OF imme-
dilute importance to- the people OF this State and
Of the Seventh District. OF Dr. HAYES, We hear
that he has made orc speech, proclaiminc the
African race to be The originator of modern
civilization, declaring himself a hard money
man when that question has nothing to do with
the present election and finally telling a story
about his running AWAY from II white boar over
the ice OF the northern regions. Such is the
contrast between the two candidates. and frvm
thi. The citizens Of the distric, can judge for
whom they ought o. vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01
Col. Bartlett j. tue NIau for the People.

In the Seventh Assembly District. Mr..
Clifford A. Il bartlett, who has received the nom-
nation of 1ammany Hall, is described a. tnlent-
ed, energetic young man, who In case Of his
election. will be II worthy representative of our
city in the Legislature.