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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-06

propose any imitation of the curren-
cy whatever. It says that the VOL
ume Of currency shall "be regulated
by the wants Of trade. Will the
Pioneer-Press say that this is. un-
reasonable? Ought the volume of
currency to be less than the trade
of the country demands?
Again, the platform does not wink
at reputation. On the contrary,
it declares that the greenbacks shall
be legal tender in payment of all
debts, public as well as private, even
for the payment of duties and taxes
due the government, and be ex
ehanseable for the new government
bonds at par. It, also, proposes
that the outstanding bonds shall be
paid aceo,ding to the requirements
ofMe haa's authorizing their creation.
Where is any hint at reputation in
this? There is none.
Next, it does not propose the de-
struction of the banks. The neces-
sity of banks for the purposes of lis
counting exchanging, depositing,
etc., is recognized by the trainers Of
the platform; and it only proposes
that bank. currency shall be retired
and hereafter inhibited. In their
legitimate Offices banks are as nec-
essary as stores.
The proposition to fund the debt
IN low interest bonds "as rapidly as
possible consistent with due regard
for the public welfare" is no mon-
strous outrage. This is just what
congress essayed to do when it au-
thorized the issue Of the per cent.
bonds. True, we have placed the
interest $500 per cent. less than
that law allows, but this surely does
not involve reasonable intention.
Neither is it felonious purpose to
ask that these bonds BE- taxable.
Finally, it is not intimated that
the currency shall be irredeemable;
but it IS expressly provided that it
shall be redeenable in interest-bear-
ing bonds, and that these bonds
shall be payable in gold or currency
at the option Of the government.
Can currency, founded upon such a
basis, be worthy of the Pioneers
secondhand abuse?
Now, if David will permit US we
will point out his error. The Chi
cago Times and other papers, from
which he garbles his editorials, are
discussing the Ohio democratic plat
form, bird Of very different plum
age from the Owatonna resolutions,
and in working over their articles he
loses sight Of this fact and makes
himself unnecessarily ridiculous.
The fault is not very heinous one,
to be sure; it only betrays igno-
rance on the part of the Pioneer
writer, and illustrates the difficulty
of making secondhand editorials
apply in all cases.
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GET A HOME.

MECHANICS, LABoRERs, AND ALL
CLASSES WHO HAVE NOT SECURED
HOMES, BUT WISH To!-150 choice resi-
dence lots for sale in Southside Addi-
ton to Bed Wing.
Southside Addition is beautifully To-
Gated, within 100 rods of the Court
House and easily accessible by way of
East Avenue without climbing bluffs.
The lots are mainly level, and are availa-
bic for building purposes with but little.
expense.
These lots are now for the first time
placed in market. Low prices and ia
vorable terms to all purchasers. Extra
inducements to those who will build.
Title perfect and abstract furnished
each purchaser.
Apply to subscribers, at Music Hall
Block. F. W. HOYT,
&C. WEBSTER,
Proprietors.
Red WING. Aup II. 1879 Ok
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For Sale at a Barraiu.

My Wagon and Blacksmith shop on
Sd Street, including a full XII: Of tools
for carrying on both branches of busi-
ness; also number of wagons and
carriages and bob-sleds Of my own make.
My residence on the corner of Fulton
and 9Th Streets, one Of the most desira-
Die locations in the city. Farm of l20
acres four miles from Red Wing in the
town of Featherstone.
Easy terms will be given on all the
above property My reason for selling
is to seek change of climate on &C.
count Of i'll health.
For further particulars inquire of me
or at B. B. Herbert's Real Estate Office,
GEO. W. PARKER.
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1t has been said, and truly, that
Gen. A. J. Edgerton was nominated
at Owatonna without his consent. :"
We had the pleasure Of meeting
with Gen. Edgerton the next day
after his nomination, and he told us
that, although he felt thankful for
the compliment, he did not regard
the nomination as desirable, for two
reasons. First, the incumbent Of
that Office, under the existing law,
can do the public no good whatever;
and, secondly, the legislature ought
to and probably will repeal the law
and abolish the Office early next
winter. Under such circumstances,
he could not consent to engage in a
canvass to win an election to so un-
certain and undesirable post. We
felt the force Of hi, objections, but
urged him to allow his name to con-
tinue on the ticket, in order to af.
ford the people opportunity to ex-
press their approval Of his conduct
while filling the Office under the old
law. We didnot think it necessary fo,
him to make an active canvass in
order to win this endorsement, mol
did we regard him as being under
obligation to do so.
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Real Estate and Law.
B. B. HERBERT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
and Dealer in Real Estate

aoo 0ed1eC III zeal Estate.
Offers for sale, lots in Institute and
South Side Additions to Red Wing. lots
in Cannon Falls, Farms in Goodhue
Counny, MIMI, and Pierce County
Wis.,; among which are the following. .
A FARx IN PIERCE Co.roR SALE
The farm is situated 81 miles from
Red Wing, contains 160 acres with 81
ACRES under cultivation Timber and
living spring water on the place, and
has frame house and frame STA
BILE. The soil is rich. The farm vii,
be sold cheap. For further particulars
inquire of B. B. Herbert, Real Estate
Agent, Red Wing.
Red Wing City Property.
Lots 6, 7, 8, (less 40 feet) Block 43,
very desirable for factories, -four mills.
or warehouses.
Lot Block Sc.
Also Lot l, Block 81.
| offer the above lots for sale on easv
terms, if applied for soon. 4w45
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN the town of Featherstone. Nine
ty acres under cultivation, and eighty
acres of timber. Nine miles from Red
Wing, pleasantly situated, in good
neighborhood and near the best coun-
try school house in the County. This
farm Is known as the Burley tavern,
and has good buildings and "a splendid
we'll of water, and the land is in good
condition. Title perfect and no in
cumbrance. For further particulars in
quire ON the place or at this office.
37tf E. hurley.
So
, 1875-11-05

Taking tic wlo!e election into considcra-
lion, the ,nost raacally and tlisreputablo
performance ran thu voting Of tho
unnaturallzed ranpcrs nnl idiots Mt
tho poor-1[ot1sc. Tho Ring members Of
tho Doarl Of County Commissioners estab.
lshct1 n lanrcr precinct at the 1'oor-IIonso in
tic little Township vi Norwood, which is OIL
ly miles in extent, aud which cannot
poll 125 Legal votes. \ Beco,l preciuct
wns not nec,lel except for tho purpose
Of facilitating the preparation Of frn,',ls.
III tho Other precinct, thrcc-fourths If
tito voters nra Republicans. It was Ia rrr-
vent them from challenging tho unnatural
ized ranpcrs anu itliota, and guarding against
ballot-box stufflng, thst K1xnEnfr nr1angc'l 10
have n paupcr precinct MI to himself, where
no sclf-surporting citizen resided to detect
or prevent the intended swintlIc. lie returns
tue following yoto from lis precinct; Votes
for HucK, !; ditto for kEELES, 2; ranpcEH
for IIrs1So, III! It is very cersan TINT not
to exceed twenty-five Of these idiots and
pn,1,rrs were entitled to vote by law. In
lilo other precinct, where citizor1s only voted,
the result was: lIrcg, II; kEEIEy, /, IIEs1So,
IL. II is high tin,o TINT something were done
! II reforrn matters md things nbo,lt tho Conn-
ty luor-IIousc. Tho whole management is
rotten ard dishonest, and has become m
offensive, pntrid sorc On tic body polite.
, 1875-11-05

put it nt 14,0tN,ooo frnncs, md tho Frcncl,
At moro thnn fonr times this sunl.
1t is Raitl TINT Tho discrepancy IN
'1uc to Englantla having charged to tl,is fun,l
tnr' Of tho cost Of luitling buckingham. 1'a;-
ace md crowning GEORGE IL. is!.l It Il
inserted that imaginary claims wcto actually
trn'npcl up and entered as paid in order to
keep down tho surplna. IN any evrnt, how"
ever, tho figures aro sufficiently large. The
1s,M0,o 600 francs, with interest from 1877,
would amount 10 more than 5o,00o.000, wliilo
tho Frcncl, figures would make tho sim duo
nearly 2:o.m,o.odo s'omo years ago Lord
LrSpnuRsr nrgetl, in Parliament, the return
OF tllo money. nriA the only objection WAS tho
weak plea that Franco l'ad not nsked fur it.
II is now proposed IL go through this cheap
jt'rnaity ind see whether Englal.l will sctto
tn, itttiu l.il.
, 1875-11-05

nominees arc catalogncd ~ "rnm-
Sellers" politicians" and unknown. "
THO ten Republican candidates secm
10 l.aro been, with two exceptions,
respectable persons. Tint Ia, eight
Of them l,nvo respectable occupations 1tap-
pears, then, that Of the forty persons noni-
natoti to fill sixteen vacancies III tho body
tint largely rules tho metropolis Of Ancrlca,
only eighteen hare n reputable pursuit.
"dntter and grog.al,op" must bo credited
with tho other twonty-two. What chauco
Of rnrc anil intelligent government has
municipality tins oillcered?
Tho responsibility for this state Of things
rcsss in gront measure upon the atay-at-
homes who demoralizo our politics. II IL
very rarely that local election brings out a
tilhu Of tn, Respectable " voLe. 1t this
ia hereafter true III Chicago, tho cfEcela of
Tuesdays victory will 10 mostly lost. Tho
INK payers Of tho city n1nst control tho bGdy
TINT lesics city taxes, If tho money IL to
to honestly collected and honestly spent.
1t would not DO difficult for them
to do no. If no party noninatos n
thoroughly honcat nsan in particular war.l,
n dozen respectable citizens Of that ward
could pnt forward frst-class candidate nnl
get enough votes to elect lin.
1t il Of special Importance TINT tho Com"
mon Council Of this city sho,ll,l be reformed.
1t has, under tho charter forced upon ns by
ballot-box stuiling at tho April election, nl-
most despotic power. Tho good work begun
Tneslny should bo carried ont next spring.
II NJ many voters do tlleir duty, and If the
samo rigorous guartl against frand is 'nnin~
tainetl, we shall celebrate tho centennial Of
onr cor1ntry's independence Of British r,lo in
tl1e very best possible way, l,y milking our
city independent Of tho rulo Of tho criminal
,.lnv1rG
, 1875-11-05

It Is altogether unlikely that tho dcfeated
Devil-F;Bh candidates will raiso tho question
OF iilegality or informnlity when the Board
OF Canyassers moet to make tie official
canvass. TLoy would havo everything
TO lose and nothing to gain by
such course. It is ungueationably true
that 80 out Of ovory 100 illegal or fraudulent
votes cast in Cook County last Tuesday were
for tho Devil-fish ticket, and that tho frauds
Or Irregularities OF election Judges were whol-
ly on that side. Tho question may be raised,
but not by the Opposition.
, 1875-11-05

The Chicago produce markets we.e rather
allow yesterday, except in provisions BIoss
pork was active, md SOC per brl higher for
FUTURE, closing at gel. 90 for new, aud Slo,35
se!ler the year. Lard Was auist, closing ut
st:.10 per 100 lbs casl, aud S19.l7A@1. 70
fsller the yoar. Meats were IN good demand
and tlrmer, at sl@s}o for part salted sloul-
ders {boxed), 1lt@114o for short ribs do, a1,l
12c for short clear do. 1liglwiues wero moro
active ind steady, at sl.l3 per gallon. Lako
freights were less active sua strong, ut G9c
asked for wheat to buffalo. Flour was quiet
aud easier. Wheat was quiet aud steatly,
closing at 3l.O7 cash, aud @l.07S seller DO
cetnber. Corn was rather quiet and easiera
closing at 621o cash, aud toso Tor November
oats were active and rasaez, closing at aoat
cash. and 8lo SELLER December. AJs vaa
, 1875-11-05
0HR AnGEAN STABLE

Tho Common Council of n city Ia its Iepis.
laturo. The Councils of New York. Brook.
lyn. PHILADELPHIA, Chicago. md so1ne other
1oraa Municipalities, low mora tuxes and
spond moro money than tho Legislatures Of
sevora1 statca. They mt infrcnueptlv atcal
mora money, too, No Ring can manipulate
mnnfcinnl matters unlcss It las n eubori1inato
n;no.-a wheel within n wheel tho Con,.
mon Council, Twzrp maid stated salary to
n majority Of the members Of eac}, brunei, Of
tbo Now York Civ Council srhe l,oroa,n
was ploiu Que, In consideration of 30 mnnv
t,o}la-s a wear, tho employes Of tia Boss
votcd ..vcs" or unon in str;ct co,un1;onc,
viii, hia nod, IT. ii not ot,e, noou;t3o
however. to reduce corn,ntion tn such n
chnrn,,nu1y s}mnlo svstcm. nishoreat Aldo,.
mon prefer perccntaeo to snlsrics. rhev
,nakc nore monoy and rim little mara r;slt,
II not infreoueutly hsnnens tint ,],o main
Ring il couposed of Aldermen. II was 80 in
, 1875-11-05

England mover took kindly 10 tho necessity
OF paying the Alabama clailns, Sic cannot.
therefore, 10 expected to rejoics In tho usws
that Franco may bo about to iile formal
demand for on even greater sum. It seems
TINT Lou,s XVIII, when put upon the throne
At tho conclusion Of tho Napoleouiu wars,
paid 130, ,000, ,tx0 francs TO England in settls-
n1e1t ot claims for property owned by En-.
slish subjects and destroyed during tue
struggle. Article TX. Of tho Conyentiou
adopted Nov. 70, 1915, provided that any sur.
plus remaining after ull such o1ailns wert
satisfied SHOULD bs repaid 10 France. It Il
admitted TINT solne suEpluA did remain; ths
only roal question is its amount. The Euclst
, 1875-11-05

The closeness Of the vote in Now York and
Wisconsin still leaves IN opportunity for tho
Democrats to claim victory. From Wis
conain our advices indicate tho election of
1uDuoTox md a portion Of tho Republican
state ticket hy small majority, and the
election Of q Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer. In New York also tho correct ro-
turns aro not all in, and tho outlook is not 80
encouraging The Albany Ept,siag Journal,
one Of the leading Republican newspapers Of
the State, coucedes tie SUCCESS OF tie Demo-
cratic State ticket by about 5000 majority.
, 1875-11-05

There was MI intinn.!on in tho iShiafs-Ztf-
tan9 Of yeatert1ay that tho yDto against Mr..
lfEs1Na in certain precincts wns either fraud
'1|cnt or Irregular, md would bu contested in
tho ca,Irass with yiow to change tho result,
Wo apprehend TINT s',cl, n paragraph. VIM
written for tho purpose Of letting S1r. HIS
1su down lightly, aud that there is no acrio.la
intention Of trying to .1cfeot tho will of tho
people In thu County Clerks Office. Tho OK
preston of tho popular will was obtained
under terroria1n antt intimidation. md in
spite Of organized fraud md determined cor
ruption. We do not below TINT thoso vino
l,nvo the power will dare to exercise
it to count Mr.. 11EsiNa in OH canvasE
Of tile vote. Such IN attempt would lie
moro dangerous linn anything t1so tlcspcra,
does hnvo over tried
, 1875-11-05

ororyvhere, viz: Tint my court Of last re-.
aort, organized like tho Court or Appeals of
Now York State, il likely to 1,eeomo cnbnl,
from which tho people llayo no cacape. TIN
number of Judges is only seven. nj cxccl,-
tionnliy Enlall number. md they nrc MI Heel
cd Mt the snrne ti1ne for II term Of fourteen
years, The only restriction il ono Of age
md TINT In 10 liberal TINT it in improbable
TINT any Of tho Judges will 10 retired before
their time expires. THUS Tho present Court
of Appeals in Now York was elected in 1870,
and Inns nino yearH Of service to ri,n. II
either corrupt, or notably incompetent. or
controlled by ccrtain influences, wlat can tho
people Of Now York look for7 Tho Hisnn-
tio, seems to Justify AR 1'RowsE'a concl'1-
siot, Tint " "sucl, Court IL not Il snfe deposit
tory Of tho s,'pretno judicial power"
, 1875-11-05

xt1xa o. FrrfcnirTIaN tTATAn1E r. ADVANCED,
Po.snse prepaid at this 0fffcc.
1aIty FdJttou. pn,t- -psit. iHtuD
Farts ri year al sAysd rate
nA4d 10 anr addr%rs FrCR wEHEs fnr.......... 1.tN
Sunnay ElItfop: lseraty aud llo1tsiouR dunbsa .,
Tri.Wsstiy, pos1-paid 15eas................. H.a0
Parts nf Jear at sAua rnts.
w1EkLr EDITION, rDaTPAiD- ,
0be eop3 ror ':n
Otuh Of tNButf PSF
This posA 10 esnta 5oas. which No will prepas.
Specimen oopies uent free.
To prevant delay and niatakef, be snra and E'se
Tosoes address In fu1 including State and County
Rernittancea may Ia maize eilhnr by draft ex1se*ss
fostOes order, CT In registered letters. ut olr fhk'
1I1ks 70 orr srnscn1nxna.
Dolly, delivered, sunday esrepct. - cents PER ~rfk
Daily delivered, Sunday incIned 10 crnfa per wreh'
Address Tltf TRIBUNE CoAthnf,
Corntr Madison sud Dtartroru.sts.. Chicago Ill.
, 1875-11-05

dull nt GG@t;G|c. barley was active anil
higher, Int closed wenk Mt Stlc cash, nn'l
Sale for December Hugs were nctivn ai'l
closed sIrong nt lnN'1:'c nlvancc. Snes at
:.1,tH,Gaa. o., The cattle tra'le wns ,lull At
lowcr prices. Sheep wero fairly active mud
unchanged. Ono hundred tlollars in gold
woul1 buy :lld.0o in grecnbncks at tho
r1o.,
, 1875-11-05

Apparent majority for cLRAnr.............. So
The majority for Mu11oy over JONES is re-
ported at 1,84G. Had it not been for tho
fraudulent votes pollcd BY ropeaters, NELSON
would be elected by handsome majority.
, 1875-11-05

stAteH IN thu Union frequently attend tts no.,
trGa. full attendance ~ rarticu1arIy
thh month. ~ SONS measures nro IN cop,e,,.,-
tt'a 10 rountcract thn combined ,(eure u;,, -,
irad,. 1annera from ali pssta Of the c,,,.,.
ara nltEllfo 10 membership. aud ara c,r.litv H.,
'ited To JUN III tl,e lol,berat t!ous OF tim
lintl. ''ossa
, 1875-11-05

So far from being crushed out by Turkey,
tho insurrecton in Bosnia aua Herzegovina
ehows signs Of henlthy vigor. The military
lenders In those provinces have taken the
preliminary stops toward proclaiminB m
tional government.
, 1875-11-05

somo interesting figures, showing whnt it
costs to maintain some of tho important de-
partments Of the United States Government,
nso contained in tho report of the Fifth
Auditor Of tho Treasury, an outline of which
il given IL our Washington dispatches.
, 1875-11-05

The election In Missaaippi "As attended by
slight carusgo. The negroes soasn to haYa boen
prevailed upon to accept tho advice OF tho ''cks-
burg Herald 70 keep sway from The polls, and
did not do much voting To spoak Of.
, 1875-11-05

The YIckaburg Herald Announces edltoIlally
that Congressman LAMAR "la Ut the whits-line.
and 10 IL ets1y other true and triad Democrat in
tuB Ht&te."
, 1875-11-05

JouN KELLY. the defeated TammAny Boss, 1t
il insimated, ~ to ba invited to s.ep down And
out, aud JOHN Monnlsszs, whose expulsion led
to tho TammAny defeas. will ba invited to come
in among the big lnjuns.
, 1875-11-05

Reckoning in oil tho fraudulent votes cast
In tho city, CLEAar, Opposition, defeats
NELSON, Republican, for County Commis-
sionor by 592 majority. The vote was:
Fer E11<oH ..2tsa-o
, 1875-11-05

Tho Tanners Association Of pennsylVants will
bold its sami-annual meeting 1t Harrisburg.
Nov. aud 10, TAs Organization is ustlonal iu
its scope Aga alma Delegates from al tho
, 1875-11-05

COD LIVER OIL, AND IIafE.-T1fAT TfKAEAST
and Aetivs sssnt ID sho cf AZ consuutltn
''}ftlbovs Qotpnund Of purp Eoh Liver Oh hnd LING,
I. being uniyerssliy adopted medical racec Sold W
the rrepyiatnt, A. II. W1LUtlli, ctemIst. Boston.
, 1875-11-05

In Missiasippl there will evidently bo petoo
on o!ectiou day hereafter. Tho negroes will not
20 to the polls In sufficient number to conssi-
tute tho nlaior!ty. and enough Of thom 10 TO
beaten will be permitted to vote. and negro
funerals the day alter will be tesB frequent.
, 1875-11-05
Tbe Gbifapu U2ibua1c.
Friday Morning. November q, 1873.

At the New York Gold Exchange yesterday
grcenbaoks opened at 81, declined to sCl,
and closed at S6a.
, 1875-11-05

The Clnclnnnt Commercial has again cast its
weasAer.oye oycr the Presidential field, AID this
time Observes:
Tno next Democratic Ticket will probably l,o for
Irealhont, bArAAD, II Delaware; for PcstresEdoust
MCDONALD. Ut Iud!anE.
BAIsrow, Ut Kentucky, Ia the apparent hosd Of tho
HepubIirau column. and the aec"nl ptaco on Tho
ticket will be hsRtgned to the most popular VI thu
purity In tho EaatcFn States.
, 1875-11-05

WOODS MusETb1--Nonroe s!rcot, letEten Dear
born and Et1tn. Attrnopnt " Tho Marble Heart
EysninR. unclc Touan Cabin"
, 1875-11-05

McylCEEnB T1iEATRE--Atsd4fon street, betvcra
Dearborn and statc. Engagement Of James Levitt
- Tho Big BONANZA"
, 1875-11-05

The talk about tho Suspension of acttvo onsz~
ationa in the bonanza mlnca for thEoe or four
months. In ordor 10 repair tho damage dono ny
tho 1lso. It IL barely possible ia stock jobhing
trick Of alosArs. sIAcEEy, Fam, FLoop, md
O'DElEy, tho San Francisco nl1llionairc5. WIS
Own tho great na|nrity OF tho shares. Up to tho
time Of tito fire. the tilyidenas to Stockholders,
after all Tho ''squeezea" had hoea taken ont,
amounted to 81 .0s0 coo per month. Tho total
logsoB Of tho mine by tho fro woro Tho doaIruc-
tion Of It's hostiug and ontor works, shcll, Il Ii
now stated, could be replaced IN n couple OF
weeks for lesa than ej00,000. Tho day after tile
disaster the Bonanza shares shrink Ess5, 900, 0'W
and shareholders III San Francisco asu beginning
to ask wlsuthor the suspension Of diridonds
talked about hy Ms. FLoon Indicates that thor
are to bo Hluoezcd az TRY as waa the Bank Of
California by tic FLOOD O'Bn1ES ring.
, 1875-11-05

The Texas Constitutional Convention, which
has repeatedly voted dowu all propositions for the
establishment Of free schools, aud talks about
sitting III bocrot BcsHion to got rid Of newspaper
c1itlciarn, is distinguishing itself by discussing
propositions aforeverrrollibitingt tho establishment
of Bureau Of Immigration, to provide that all
rebates OIL fro!ght ratcs shall DO paid not to tho
shipper but to tho farmer who grow the crop.
aud to cut down tho salaries Of R.ato officials to
tho pay Of farna-hauds.
, 1875-11-05

H0oIEY's TI1EATRE-aandolph street, bttretn
Clafk and tAsal1e. Engagement Of tie California
MlngtrH1e.
, 1875-11-05

FEW CHICAGO THrATEC-Ciark ttreet, fsetwecn
pdolp,1 and Lake. Engagement Of Charlotte Thonr-
/. laws rrrn.H
, 1875-11-05

wAAu1NnToN CHATTER. No. ~, II. 4. M.-NeBl-
lar Convocation this {FEny eren!nK At 7:3o for bus.
intfA and work oil tho II. II. DcErrc. by order Of
tile Il E. II. L. EIIh5. ). T1s0"lNs!DaEs. secy.
, 1875-11-05

ORIENTAL LODGE. No. "a, A. F. ami A. M.--s4aFct
Communication thta friday evening nt 1o o'clock.
for buainess aud work OH the 3d DeErec ~ ctdcr u
tho Master. Z. N. TuUkEIs, HDcy.
, 1875-11-05

before tho election, Mr. IIEalNa'a friends aaid
TINT II le fell short fow thousand votes in tho
city lie would mako It good in thu turai districts,
wloso his chlos strength Was to bo found. This
Was q 1Dutako. Tho rural districts woro moro
opposed to him than Tho city, as tho vote shows,
VIZ:
&.oHl19 i1"ua4 fiGEF ..t.+.ts..s..., ~ ~
lru-lIE41ka yuse. ,iaH
, 1875-11-05

Minority against him. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a,lGt
II thus appears that lo did not recol.o quite
oMe-taird Of the votes caat In tho country town.
Tho Republican majority against him III thoso
towns ia l.72l. II lle had received tho KEgLkY
vote ro'id he Woul1 ntii bo boaten IL the country
portion OF Cook County By 500 majority.