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, 1876-11-06

anu W, soofor the Democratic can,1I,,,.-.
Democrats had nenrly doub]e -. aa1es1 Tin
IN 1915 a. they had OF The precetin" Is y; sotea
ahey voted carly md often, an,1 e's.'o". s.
.no paliotboxos alnost openly, ho"' ns"ael
thoy Ind eowed the coloro,l nor,,,v ysca'''
into a condition whero thoy dill ~. t"'l'eaaa
protost. Thore wore some conS', aare 10
scarcely single RopublIo.n IN vo,s .s s.s w'e'o
matteu' In Jones County, whero t,,,.a ma' per'
-, ."t Nepuoliean votes md the r.em,'t;ase'sa aesa
had always been in tho majority ,"p''e'ns nn,'. :
persons darod to vote The Renu,,,;s ou'y }eHF
In 1876. In 1tawamba Countv an ,s,'s .,ekes
wers i.6t'p Republican votes, on1y ,' ,st ,,'e5'
Ncpublicans voted in 1916. ~ ~ mFfy n
County, where daAsr rocoivcd III tea'
only septn Republican votes wcro so'es'
ls'a' 1n Yazoo County, where n, r'ss n
:, were given 10 aaAsr, only nine Repub;easess io'es
had tho courage to vote 10 1877. '"'"'aas
But those is really no ncccsyitv J.. .m
up evidences OF tho outrae eous md ~ nnr3 in"a3
lelea intimidation by which s1i,sI,,;,Ip,A upAEa''
carried Inst year, when tho of1,cio, ,nrl rp, vas
ton mada out the case SO thorouul,lv .sa. ,h.s =
!' Is scarcely aeniod except by iE;ns,a.l.' ,aa. Il
The mississippi rifo-c1ubs carried thai ~,
even beyond election day. Thoy norn,;,4 r r!aa
no protest against tho revolt thoy hni1 hr,as
about. They intimidated Gran1 1ussA' 1r,4
overnwed the Courts, forccd tho Cova.' ..s'
to resign, whipped in tho negroes, t}rov. ,au. as
the whites who still dared Ia ro,n.;. - VI
, 1876-11-06


The Democratic torchlight procession Sat.
urday night was, on tho whole, very cred,
liable afFair, considering the circumstances.
It requires a good deal Of courage on tho
part Of anybody to turn out to bear torch
ing glorilcation Of such aman rs SAN Tnpzn,-
q weazened, willy, morcenary old bachelor,
incapable Of generous impulse, and who
has nude millions by. unconscionablo sharp
law.practice. Had it depended upon that
alone, the affair Of Saturday night must havc
proved a luiicrous failure. It was not en-
thnsiasm for T1IpEN, which no humnn be-
ing ever felt, TINT fetched out tho Chicago
Democracy. It was mere partisanship, and
the habit Of unquoHtioning obedience to tho
party dfill.nastcrs, that brought than out
and msdo the procession quito domonstra-
tion,-sufaciont to occupy perhaps forty
or fifty minutes in passing a given
point, and, in 30 far ns the display went,
surprising somewhat the Republican demon
atration, when moro than nine.tenthH Of those
who turned out did SO not to boar torches,
but to hurry to tho Exposition Building to
join tho $4,000 people thronging thero to
hear Col. IaoEaso11.
But what did tho Democratic demonstrn-
ton Saturday night demonstrate Upon tho
sharpest scanning Of the transparencioa-to
get up which had been exhausted the logic,
fertility of imagination, and wit OF tho
managers-it was impossible to find one de-
nounclng the organization Of rile-clubs To
overawo political opponents. Ono looked
in win upon i'll that array of illuminated
watchwords for word Of denuuciation
Of tho argument Of politics with shotguna,
Of terrorism over voters Of the opposite par
ty, or Of attacka upon and firing into politi-
cal meetings becaugo thoy happened to
be Republican meetings. There was a
conspicuous absence Of any denunciation Of
ballot-stufang, repeating, false counting,
colonization Of voters, or any Of tho othor
frauds upon the ballot-box. There was n o
demand TINT tho majority should rulo in tho
South, oven II The majority happened to bo
Democratic, and nothing To indicate that
what was wanted, and what, too, Is of tho
highest consequence, is that thero shall DO
an honest election, at which overy votor
ahall be free to cast his ballot as he chooses,
and TINT tho will Of the majority 90 OK
pressed shall rulo.
On the contrary, there was scarce ono Of
tho transpare ncica that was not denunoiatory
Of all that has becn done by the Govern.
mont to guard against frauds upon tho, bal
lot, md to scouro fair election by the ap-
pointmento Of Supervisors, and the sending Of
trQppB enough South to protaot vntcrs
, 1876-11-06

.t.i.h a.Ass.. t.,..
b,litv NJ trn,}, IN th,a rmnr I. = a.rona onn
ainco IN ,onvo ~, rr,,,La H. a,..,. ,1a.,,s | ~
tantomonnt N o4ros;ra ,no ~ n..r;.n r. aaa,,,o w
to thar ;ni,un,n c,,,o1tv .n;, tv-anry ~
Rns,ia has ro,llv ir.,.t.1 ,,no, ,ha,- ,.,.,,
drava, Il IL a s,o, l., H. ;a.a9a... ~
humanity. - - S0|'&@NeN'1
,rharo aro ve~v ,o,tz .,.,.. xu~ A.,,.u,u.
that tho Tnrta y,ii nv, .nsa,,. ~. ~ s s,n.s.n1
and st;l hst,ar ra,sosa w ~ ,,a,.sr,.' ss % ..,a.
,hov vii, mt ~ ~. .,rso ~ ,,,a s 49,. nna,. %
of victory, accant ~" ~ aoa.,,.;ans ~ 49, ~ - ,aa"a -
which w;,, ho st,r,,a.,, 49, .,,,,,.s..I. Is w.
nuaaio Tho.o ron,,;,,,.a 49, ars h..s:, 49,,
lin EnoI,sh nroros;,,a fas a,....... @ ~ ,s,,,s,. s
bea bcs, occor,ns h.. 1,,..;a naa ,s.,.,sa
TIM fotlow,no roints, ~ , srh. @ a,,.a,..a ass ;s'
1enonf1onoa ~ sor;a ,r,n ;,,,ana"s,.aso
Of Montenegro. with nor,n,ss,,n - A.
tend ita ter,;,orv ans III, =. -
tha mort NJ eno,,;o mh. su,..
anteo of TIN ,o1iticat mi oa,,n,stro,iro
autonomy of nosnIo 1Iorzaaou;,o arJ
Bulgaria 4 Tho rostorot,on ~ nr..," " ~
tba strin ~ uo,,ax.,,,. ...,.,.,' ~ s".s ~
, 1876-11-06

tho restoration Of tho gold standard and tho
oblitor"tion Of p"por "a legal-tender.
Now we earnestly ask these Republicans
who proposo to vote for PETER CoopEa, and
thus directly aid tho election Of T1tpxA,
what there is in tho record Of tho Domo-
oratio candidate which offera them tho least
induoemont tAoreto? His whole political lie
has been TINT OF an intense, bitter Democratic
partisan. He ha8 boon for twenty yeara tho
unrolenting lotemor Of the Republican party,
tho aro'ogist for slavery, tho defender OF
state Sovereignty and secession, and the
bitter champion OF tho Nebels; IN nll this
, 1876-11-06
TlLDEN's CANAL REF0RMs.

TI1DHx, Oh d "Caual Refosner' in new
York, is especially commended to tue Amen'
can people NJ just tho man to accomplish 'h'
reform Of the civil aAairs Of tho Gcne'a'
Government. But his record rs "canel
Roforuor is that OF 1nonstrous i5a"',
TnpEx became Governor inn. !, 1874 ana
ho attracsal tho Intention Of tho whole eooA'
try by special message to tho Legtsa'a''
on tho 18th Of afarch, 1s75. IN which 10 w.
nounced tho canal robbery committed IN 'u'
people of tie whole State. lie thus sEs,
oincally named and denounced tue e'eses ,.ss ~
fraud, which he said wero samples OF o 'o"s
list. Hero is what he said ami.
70, ,ho purpose Of showing actual results Of sa'
systeu, Tho system BY which canal frauds ,1s ,t
mttvd} state tho following Ten cases' "psu
t,.s amount the State haa paid on certain eoaa
In comparison With tue slim fur which te eohnD1 =,
or agreed to do tho work at tho letting laaa' -
the Commiasto1cst:
, 1876-11-06

ho cannot get them their naonoy, will 0llow
them TO scccdo, ro-estabfish their Confad-
erncy, and ru-onHfavo tho black laboring pop
ulation.
The election Of T11Dzs meaua q renewal
OF the Waz, aud Il renewal OF the War
with TnDEN "a President, defending secea-
sion and the sovereignty Of the aoccding
States. Is not the expenditure of l1,00o..
0N, ono during tho last sixteen yeara suifi-
c'ent, that wo must now by c1octtn9 r1hDES,
inrite secession aga,n, with another war,
costing even more than tho War Of 1861? Is
there any man at tho North prepared 10 vote
for another war; II SO, be can voto for
T1LpEA
There Is nothing 80 sonsitivc rs public
credit. Tho possibility Of change In tho
administration of national finances is enough
10 mako the market uncertain, mud any dan
gerto tho peace Of the country In sure to
affect tho public credit. The pos-
sibility of tho election Of T11Dzx
has attracted The attention Of the
financial markets Of the world, causing
suspension Of new dealings in United States
securities. The financial world looks upon
tho election nos from a party view, but
purely from a business standpoint. It re-
gar1ls T1IpEs's election as n mannce to tho
pence Of tho country, as full Of peril to tho
nasional credit, a. certain 10 lead to tho ray-
twelve or moro States. The hnancial uar.
kots do not deal in credits thus imperilcd,
md therefore, until T1LpEN's election or de-
, 1876-11-06

Of tho Morrill, This hope, tho last Of proud
people who befiovo themselves to havo been
infamoualy wrouged, wilt be pressed to tho
utmost extremity. Tho traditional resort Of
tue 8outhron-8eoossion from tho Union
which has been appealed to in every caso Of
grievance since JAoKsoS's time, and which
was foreshnlowed. In tho Virginia resoln-
tons Of '08. will be revived in case the Con-
fotlerate demands DO resisted by IT,
DEN md tho Northern Democrats. What
then? Tho Northern Democrats will be
powerless. They havc nominated 1nnn
who Is precluded by his own convictions and
uttorances from tho adoption Of n cocrcive
policy. 11r. TtIpEs, believing TINT the
Union is mere. league, TINT tho Constitution
IL only compact, md that my State Inns
the right at any timo 10 withdraw from tho
Government, cannot aud will not do rs
LINCOLN did, cannot and will not call out
An army OF volunteers 10 coorca IN alte-
Eiance to tho Union. There will bo talk Of
concessions and compromises; but tho South
will not compromise on anything but Its
own terms under Government committed
to policy Of non.resfstance 10 secession.
The old hatred Of the Confederates to the
meti who conquered them will rsvive upon
their new threats. and the disappointment
Of their greed mny urge them to put thoao
throata-into execution.
Wo present contingency which is Mother
impossible nor improbable, and affirm thnt,
In such contingency, tho Northern Democ-
racy, by tho nomination Of T1IpEx mud HEN-
, 1876-11-06
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF CHICAGO,

It is Of paramount importance TINT tho
merchants and business mon Of Chicago
should give tomorrow to the election; that
they should close their places Of business
mud go to tue polls and work; Tint they
should allow their employees to do tho same;
in ane,. TINT they should give ono day to their
country. If they will do thiB, victory for
the Republican ticket Is ccrtain.
In tho great Republican manifestation in
Ne" York City on Friday evening last there
were hundreds upon hundreds Of tic solid
business men in tho procession. Such men as
II. X. TnunnER' L. g. srooKwE11, FLETCHER
llAHPEn, THoHAs E. STEWART, ALEXANDER
SHALzR, GEORGE OpDrKE, F. r. CRuoEn,
DRAKE DEkAr, SHERIDAN SHOOK, D. D. Con-
OVER, and numerous other prominent citi-
zena turned out and carried torch. This
is an example that should be followed by tho
merchants OF Chicago. It Is too late to car.
~ torch' but it is not too late to go to tho
polls aud to Btay there aud to work there
until tile battle is over. The presence OF
our lending business mon and prominent
citizens at tho polls, determined not
only TO work for tho SUCCESS Of tho Repub-
lican ticket but also to protect the purity of
the ballot-box, will DO one of the surest
guarantees against Democratic outrages md
frauds. It is tho neglect Of this class Of our
citizens TINT encourages tho vicious and dis
honest classes to hope that they can over
como the Republican majority in this city by
fraud.
Business men have peculiar interest in
, 1876-11-06
LEW STEWART

We invite attention to IN ertic1o .,,.
from the Ind'tstrial Age, In reference IN sa w.
man Lew srzwAnp, who Ia now the n.,aa aS
cratic and Greenback cauaidate for Goys,no.
OF Illinois. Il tells the whole story NJ ,'o..
this man las reached the point where ho o,a
Threaten tho people Of Illinois with ofr,e;.,
disgrace aud humiliation. It is repet;t,oa
on larger scale Of tho 1Iox1E fraud In w.
first place, 6rEwAnD, by bribery md nrom;,.s
Of bribery, and mortgage Of lis ant;,s
future salary as Governor, purchased tha
nomination for Governor Mt the Farmers
Convention at Decatur. Haying accomp1;vh,,,
TINT, no by tho came means purchased I'm
nomination for Governor Of tile Dsmo,r,,;o
Convention. He thuB obtained tle nonina.
ton OF two parties, each directly opposed IN
tho other on principle. One represents 1,or1
money and the other paper money, sryv.
ARD, Of course, was swindline one or fin
other. He Ind been MI his life Deiaocra.
He+was in tile famous Chicago Convention
in 1864 with T1LpEN, ho representing ,,o
peace and auti-war party,-n Coppcrheal q,
the most malignant typo. So intense yas
his antagonism to tho Government and ia
tho War that he actually for Tina
refused to soil his crops Of wheat
because he would have thereby to recognize
tho legality Of the greonbacks which tal
been issued by the Government, It was mt
4rSfft he hal 11n ta~- f.,.A Il,
, 1876-11-06
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 0. 1876.
At tho New York Gold Exchange on Sat-
urday grcenbacks ranged at 91@91b cents.

President GRANT and his Cabinet have ac-
copied the invitation of the Centennial CON-
mission to formally close the groat E1hibi-
ton ue1t Friday.
, 1876-11-06

HOME LODGE No. St9.-Tha members arc request.
ed TO meet urscc Episcopal Church. WAtAs Ay.+ u.
lay u p % for tis Entpoa Ut cscoEt!ng tue remains
- - ' lOMAIlTTEE.
, 1876-11-06


THE MISSISSIPPI PLAN.
A gentleman sends Us an extract from tho
recent speech made IN Chicago by Rfr.
BLAINE and another from slr. HENDn1oKs'
Chicago speech, both referring to tho olec-
ton held in mississippi in 1876. Hero is
what Dfr. BLAINE said:
There was an election In Mississippi last year-a
peaceful election, they say. Mississippi IL Rcpub.
lcan BY 30. 900 Majority any fair rotc, and they
eny that they took It from and turned 1t over to
tho Democrats In a peaceful clectton Now want
IL say, and eay 1t from oftcla' data, and say It
not loosely, bnt mske statements susceptible Of
proof, and that would be good evidence in nny
coust-f want to say that. at that peaceful Demo.
cratic victory In Mississippi. therc were more men
murdered on that election day. or four OF Ave
weeks preceding and preparatory 10 tho election.
day-thero weEo more men murdered thsn have Lost
their fITes at oil elections, municipal, Statc or
tona, in all of tho FREQ States from Maine to Gait.
fofnia' at every election that this Government has
held Hfncc 0EonaE WAsulsarox's Administration
began In 1880. Now yon know that We occasionally
have excitement at the polls, and get knocked
down and sometimes njurel and aometimcs killed,
unharpl1y. But you may taks all thesa sporadic
cases that have been In tic free States ancc GEORGE
WAsAtNoToN's Administration down to this hour,
and they will not aggregate ouc.1a1f the number
that were murdered In that peaceful election In
Mississippi In which the Democrats trIumphel last
year.
MI. HESDn1cHs, whose point was that,
wherever tho Democrats were in control, tue
elections were quiet and peaceful, was re-
ported as follows:
yeaf ago tho Democrats carried the State Of
Mississippi. Aid tue Legislature had been 90 lust
and fttr that both white and col0red people spoke
, 1876-11-06

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poI.0f1ct oser, or u registered lnttert At o1f risk.
1ErNs 70 C1rT aunsCnibEns.
Daily. delivered. Sunday excepted IS cents per week.
Daily delivered Sunday Included % cents ref week
Addresa TIE TfllpUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and DtashHrn.ss.. Chicago. I'll.
@@AA,.[ s=.
ADJUSTMENTS.
- Adetrht Thentre. .--
na@S:s." MsStss street. corner Dearborn "nanpt'
N1cytcker's Tltcntrc.
liz Sasss rasps 's
Iniramllt."
Vooh's Aluacuus.
ssfss Nss Evean
Envcrly's Thensre.
Randolph street, between C1ask md iasslte. CALI
9otniA Mtnstres
Now Chicago Theatre.
Clark ttrees, between Lake and 1tando'ph Hoo'eTs
, 1876-11-06


Monroe stYcet, between State and Dearborn. After
noon, ''Ambroso uwlnett." Evening, "1od ASust.
, 1876-11-06

Ncw Chicago Theatre.
Clark ttreet, between Lake and Itandolph. Hooley'
GinAtfel.
, 1876-11-06

N1cyGckerta Titcntrc.
M&dtsou street, between Dearborn and stAte.
Engagement Of tho StsakoEch Opera Troupe. $50
1ntfaIullt."
, 1876-11-06

Ilnvcrly's Thtnsre.
Randolph street, between ClssE md Lasslte. CALI
fotniA Mtnktrels
, 1876-11-06
AhluSENtE EN1'9. .

- Adetph1 Thentre. .
, Monroe, street corner Dearborn. "Humpfr
, 1876-08-01
CASUALTIES.
CREh1ATED.


Special Dspotch to 7as Tribune
JANHsv1LLE, Wis.,, July Bl.-A tsrribic eniarn.
fty fappcncd In the Town OF Richmond, Wal.
worth County, Is miles from this city, on satur-
day evening, resulting In the death of Miss
LavIna sanhorn, She was employed at the house
Of tho Rcv. C. L. Goldthorp, pnator Of tho
Methodist Epiacopal Church At Richmond.
About O'Clock In the evening she undertook 10
make flro In the s.ovc for tho purpose of pre-
pairing ten, and tarcleasly used kerosene OIL
can in so doing. Willie III the act Of making the
fire tic kerdsene exploded, tho ilalncs covering
her entire person III an Instant, anil
setting the ll0usc on fire. In this frfghtful
condition shu rushed out OF doors which In
creased Tho terriblercss OF her condition, the
air milking the flames which surrounded hor
moro dcathly tllnn over. Mr.. Gollthorp and
family were III tho llpuso nt TIM time, hut all
wcro 90 terrified by tho raptdtty with which the
flames envelopcd tho houte that Miss sunborn
clothing III. burned from her body llcr lest'
tloa after the flre had done Its
worst was horrible In The extreme
The young lady Is still alive, but there ID no
possible hope Ut her Irving but a few hours at
most. Miss Sanl,Urn wna about 40 years Of
ngc, ard Was u Bcryant fiji thu pastor's famiiy.
The paTeoltagu was totally destroyed, with
nearly all its contents. Very few articles Of
household gnt>ls wcre snyctl. WO understand
that tho house wna Insured In the FarIners' 4n-
suranco Company Of the Town Of Richmond.
, 1876-08-01


The Commissioners OF National Education III
ireland report that there were upon tho rolls of
their setools lust year 1,011, ,70D children, md
that returns obtained rclnttng to 1,U07, Gil nf
these pupils show Tint 793, Oh wcro lsoman
Catholics. But in these returns OF tho.
numbers on tho rn,ls chilli attending
different schools In the year Is counted ut cci
OF them. The number OIL thu rolls on the last
duy ot the month immediately preceding tho
annual examination In 1876, ani who l,a.l Act.lal-
ly attended school OIL any Of the fourteen days
immediately bcforo Tint lntc, was hut 577,-
81, mud the average duly attendance for
the ycar was DS0, ,Ull, being lcas by b,4.l tlIan
in tho preceding year. OF tho above 7S, Oh
M,man Catholic children on tho rolls, 4Ol, ,ly9
wtrc In schools under Roman Catholic teacllers,
an,l attended By ltulnan Catholic children only.
Tho rcturl,s show 3gi,S27 lto1nun Catholic chIl.
dren In schools with mixcl attendance Of cl.ll-
urcu; but Hu ,TH Of this number were in
schnolB under Roman Catholic teuchers
exclusively, atd only S,5ol vera In st:hu,lB
nndrr Koluau CntbusLc ns,d Protestant
teachers collontly, mud 9h19 1t, sclu,Gs ,,st!cr
Prutesta1,t tcacEcFs exclusively. or 209,2 ,20l
Protestant children OIL tu rolls, loss tlan 4,',-
0m were IN sehonls under Protestant tcacl.ors
and attended by Protestant children exclusive
ly, and Hcarly lHs, ,0M were III schools with IL
nltxud attendance, bMt tlree-ionrtha OF this
last number weso 1T schools under Protestant
teachers exclusively.
, 1876-08-01

houses, clean, comfortable, and wall-kcpt,
where you ran live aA low al - week, anu
drink as much rpringwatcr, and hear n: much
n,nsfc, a. II yuu wcru paying g day. Aud, by
The why, II you try Tho t3ruld unl'n Spring, n'a
ask fIcs,d pr two, cali for cliatnpngnc, wl.ic!,
they Will ecll You for S9.50 To 81 i bottlc, al'd
lnlf Tint for plMts. a pint will give
brandy nnd eotls1 tho bill would lie 81. I.cmnn.
a.lcs nso 20 cc,ith enct.; clarctpuncf!cs, W;
ntnt.1uleIs-lclightfu oncs, ! must adnllt-
arc 40 cents,
CONFIRMS FAnK.
Ono OF the most ill-nlvtscti changes Of tho
year Ia tho Effort Ut tho Congress aid Empire
sprlng Company TO keep tho public out Of
Congress Turk. Tloy have begun butlA-
Ing arbors tlicrc and clearing up the
liand to play three times n day,-
ron can't get a gonl band to 10 TINT they
Charge II cent? admission. You can 50 IN thern
nui drink yol,r Cnngrces-watcr, sent up IN
niekoi.platcd tlumltwntter to nice little table;
hut yo,l can just as we'll 60 in down stairs, en-
tcrtg iron, the sidewalk, and drink II d" naltt-
ri. Ncycrtherss, no nne likes the change, and
the 1IatllUrn Spring has, iii consequence, nd
rancctl In populnrity,-its waters now bciag
spring. r. w. NJ.
, 1876-08-01

afft. uRtSToW'5 MOrEMENTH.
DosToN, Mass, July 1l.-Ex-secretary Brts-
tow leavcs tonight for Vermont, wllcre ho will
speak for Hayes and Wheeler, at some Of the
larger places; then pass u few dnys In the White
Mountains, and tirisl Ills trip III this section by
u brief stay ut East lIunptou.
A CHALLENGER
Gptcsai Dtspa.cA to Tia Tribune.
SrnKGrEs.D, Ill, July Silt fs stated Tint
Culloul, Republican cand4da.c for Governor,
will challenge Lew Steward, opposition cantll-
date, to loins canyess nnl DISCUSSION of tlis
political Issues.
TIE uooD cAusE IN JACKSON COUNTY, ILL.
prsf4s nipaffa to Z 3Ae 5fanGs W,n,,,to,n
Of jackson County, arc fully, aroused, md arc
very enthusiastic. They are determined to car-
~ ~ th!s county aug hold their party In power.
Ths ,S woula-ls Eetorncrs oa't tnkS ot;s 10 tl1o
ost teS w 1ise1S ke 0a''a Ss Efforts o. Spts to s,e.
and Wheeler Club syas furnleI ut hiurphysboro
on Saturday evening nfter the ad]oar'ncnt ct
the primary Convention, with thu llon a. y.
rolled, md many otlrrs Expressed their deter
minatioM tu join tbs good cause md the right
sillu. A colortd Hayes and Wheeler Club was
organized ti tlis city this evening, md The
lve or more. Tie colorcd brethren will cutter
tho ilcla with gootl will ind to ,lu great good.
The Republicans twhte) viii meet III this place
To form u club IN Fri.tay evening, and will be
addressed by this Hon. 8. 81. Cutlutn aud other
prominent gentlemen.
M'I.EAN COUNTY NErunLCANa.
Hpecfdl NspIfch 10 The 7stbuns,
BLOOMINGTON, H., July 3l.-A gratifying and
Committee waa hcEi to4lny at headquarters.
l.eports received from every township s!luw tl,at
t!lu grealcst unnl!i.ty exists In the I,a1ty, TINT
local organizations ar' under lisadSay, and thnt
, 1876-08-01


Nl3 CONNECTION WITH THE NiOT0U3 COAL
MINERS,
Wa obscrre n d1snoait,ou m t,,o mart n, .ho
moro contempt!bie eiAss oI DelnocrAttc
slcInnpol.ucs to mako uartisan capftal nrufust
~. ~. If" ,'.s,., s H.. a.!.''1I., s."ss
to'' AAu3es tol l''6 @st1o1i ~ ec'st'hs ctatc
troops IutU tho Tuscarawas Valley lust spring
to put a stop to tho r[ottns, nrson, and murder
Ing nmong tue coal-mlners that were taking
Dluc. Tho Cleveland Herald titus dGherbas
tl,r uctIon Of t)r Governor In thu cnse:
Thu original eauso Of dispute between the work.
with sl!e un'ctnofA sstson. Ihat eaahe, .lllleF.
Getnts nla md y Is at!sallly. Y .ot personally,
i.nofant To- uay o! ~ tug t,..a snarasstsr s
WHIT 1ne Ivy paeg M, 70 IT, ss annd u ta m
,nen " ther 'wn tcrns al,d set them 10 york. The
NofkihE mngts WIG nau s.tGs1 sesosca 10 sioas,
rs1'9a'y ~ 'n,ass 0U ooyssa ~
tfny. away ~. tanse who wcrc w'l'ng to work. anu
cio.cd t&c M!net.
LILY H'hS @hcn aplii,sa H., ~ 0os. Mayss ta IT, @ nro
N teornrdy, and that the local authorities were III.
able 70 psnteet tncn' lhn 1soyeshof fetasea 10
dm,sh Us ,i as'1iea aa n' ~ Rr1nct foahty
prp;eci M Anu pfopsHs ann execute ts laws;
obtain pos,ae W.. which t. suPp,!srs tic disturb.
rene 70 the oye!nnf tha necessary ccftlacgtck a1d
a.sGa his a.u. Mt. =. J.. nAaGil, tha shef!L q
hsafk Cuunto IN WHICH t,e actual totMg occurred,
lia cosa'nnnca.lon 10 tho tlovrrnor, ho said thu:
"if9ii, rqlaahe iuioraation 40 a.ad M 9oa1t Of
xhe ,nf!imeht aaget X ~ ~ nnns nna rlo 81 aan'
lon. mud he Was haiisacd that no ros"e whlr! lie
cnnla se1n!o .; Honsu W. AUG 10 ano.a pentsetinh
theFetufe, saln: ~ fehpect1aiIy nsoRS Inc aiu oI
re uofc1nof to prevent !he thfeatst'ea Mobs hlIa
1i"ts, niid 70 enforce the snWs." A., ,..