The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-31
Political Notes.

pole raising at MOntrose, Ia, the other
day, three cheers were given for Je1l.
Davis.
Joint discussions are feature of the
campaign in the West, The rival
candidates III the Sixth Indiana dis
trict have just arranged series.
The T'oledo Blade has word of an
opinion by Sanford L Church lead
ing Democrat of New York, that Til
den will not be able to carry his own
state.
The first gun from Indiana; Ex-
Governor Paris G. Dunning, u promi-
nent Democrat, has announced his
intention to support Hayes and
Wheeler.
Hayes is dry He needs rain"
eXclaims an exchange Yes and he
will have it 1t will be reign of
peace and prosperity for four years.
National RepU6iico7.
In 1868 Tildcn made oath to the col
lector that bis income was but 81, llS.
BY his confession he had been paid
S3O,O by two railroads alone for SER
vices during that identical year.
Enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler
meetings are being held all over the
West, and there are sigus of Il genuine
Republican tidal-wavC this fall. Close
up the colrnn'-Chica1O Inter- ocean.
Tildcn' never made so much as one
speech in favor of defending the
Union by putting down the rebellion.
Can any TildCn organ give the date
and place of any such spCech?-De-
. 0''
General Butler took tho field at
Lawrence, Massachusetts, on Monday
night and madea characteristic speech,
in which he said that Great parties,
,4 l., ''rS 'T'U" @ ~ y''i, ho' u''o",U ,,ad ',' it
fIr So d 1A-L,,ir GI,,,,,','I, "i',i
l,S 'i, Tnt,, 'nJ ,,a - ~ O''''
''''2 ''iO "''" s7''N' '''>'''
Basket political meetings are very
popular i'll Indiana. The farmers
bring their dinners and make day of
it. Vt the one at Mudison, on Mon
mI% ,'G-oMI NY '''o ''''''''''''' ~''''-''' 0
F'>'
Aa Nj. hCrr's successor will not be
charged with the appointment of the
standing committees, the New York
Hcr0lI think" there won't be much
OF n fight for the openkership. 1t re.
CARDS ,SHylCr's chances as the best.
M, Lo,.. will pov, houin to ironor-
t,nm NJ T' p"ndni H. for sn'nc Of it'l hat
$4,000, 900 he has "saved." They eX-
pect that Democratic economy" Will
fill Democratic pockets. If not, what
good Is it?-HochcStcr Etprcs&.
If il oc.o,,r4od for now In :.
s,,nc,i, ~ NfoT.t;n1L 0l,in en1o4or
sherman, aaiI that nv-Srrrrtnrv Rel
,;nan had Si\yoyS bern and is StilI q
Denorr9t. thnt hc wns annointpd Le-
coiIsn Ln w9s . Der1orrnt and as the
prn.iInn+ s,1rno.n,l cnl,Id Le tr,I.tnG
boe snr,,oI thrnn tnrlne in Conrratr
an,7 ha. Iaon t6n Inadn,, of tho fGrIorn
hona in To,,a. for Dnnlorrotic lovaltv
and reform, bv D. G. GiIdings. a cor
rIr+ onI hitfnr Conrr,lrrntr hos dis
ovn,,>-\rhnve.
A meeting OF Irish Democrats was
held al Worcester, Mass, Monday
night, at which Il committee Was
CHOSEN to perfect an organization Tor
thr purpose OF opposing the nomlna-
uoh OF tharleS L tIallcls ADAMS for
arfion is NE result @ Of Mr., Adanis,
acli0n in relation to the Fcninns
~hj,p Minister ia Enolond.
81
The breach between the 1amnany
iacJlonS Is gaping now more widely
tha! ever. MI. heilT would rather
see tl!dvn defeated than elected; ne
proposes 70 support nun only 10 mann
tam ms @tandlng IN the i!e,nocratlc
party loI FOCAL purposes. II the quar-
rel OF local l2cIlOllS lS carried lillO the