, 1876-08-29

The letter Has not signed.
This is perhaps as thin a campaign dodge az
has has been exposed jet, and shows tho terri
bic straits the Dcmocrats arc put To, and that
there Ia no fraud 50 great that they will not 81
tempt it, to carry their point. Yet, despite
these Glesp!cable Efforts Of tho Democracy, the
State Of Indiana will 70 Republican by large
majority, and the frauds will rrcoii back with
double force upon tlclr authors.
FRANK luMBAnD.
For some time past the Timer l,as been abus-
Ing Frank Lombard, saying that be has been
trying to sell ont to tho Democracy. and sing
for them. Nov, Frank Is not exactly Indifferent
10 the abuse, but be ssys It Is blessed lie, and
that be has been Republican slnec 1913. Frank
las never sought Democratic patronage,
but, on tho contrary, they have always
cndcavorcd to secure him. These offers. though
often glttterinE, have always been refused, and
Frank has been able to stand up md saY, with
bis hand upon his breast, "a / only sing for tllB
Republican party and victory" Aud, further,
be has insisted That s'0ld Shady" wouldn't hc
acceptable to party thu: wants to hear 9nly
Frank Ia ylndtcatcd from the charEe Of any
alillIatiou Or attempt ut utilization with anything
that recks oF smells Of DcmoCraey.
Among those who y!sltcd headquarters yss-
%EIA}1t HE1O 0AkAOlA hAoHIf hG41u3ACINJ A4A3
William Price, Grenada, Miles,; Z. +. Prindlc,
Mich; George W. Wood, Quincy, III.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Of meetings have been made:
Gen. Logan speaks this evening In Joliet.
1lc Will also speak in Ashley, Washington
County, Sept. 9.
speak at ihc following PLACES: Thursday, Sept.
Z. IaWrcpccYtlte; Friday. 8, Mt. Carmel. Sat-
urlay, 0, Albion; Monday, II, Car,nt; Tuesday,
u, McLcan.boro; "Wednesday, -. Fairfield !;
Thursday, II. Flora; Friday, ID, salesn
State predict q Republican majority Of from
10000 to $1,000.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The Palmcr HOUSE succession OF parlors is the
resort Of many ylsItors, and tie loungfng place,
been cnliyened by Some literaturc, among which
is a book entitled ''Tho Money Question:" by
". A. De'scy, Of indiana. This Ii quite . vol.
a@e teeue EFF @ X
patgl. document It cannot do much good to the
Democratic party.
Emil Hoechstcr's card IN yesterdays Ssoata-
ztt.nng, 4 which he gives Ills REASONS for ,going
u!tat!ou there. It s fact, md 1lorchstee catl
not deny It, tllat 1Is Is clear scst-ont,
aud that the. whole principle involved was
money. Hoechsttr offered lls services to tho
IN German Tor $500 pcr week He held himself
ut 100 hjEh q fjgl,rc, ~ he acknowledged,
through tha alytce Of friends, and Ills services
wrro Of sucl, a character that they were not
deemed necessary ut all. Ne afterwards tried
to sc!i himself IL Col. a. c. l!abcock aud the
Ilinuts State Central Committee, at SIS per
specrh but they would not pay him Ills prize,
lIpnrc ha haa gone over to tht. other silr, md
tue motives can beat be Judged by tho above
| iacts In dAy or two TmE TnlBuxa may glYa
tho full text nf tile ecnEeesnutlcnce which pa8Sett
bctwepn Afr. IIoecl,stcr aud tllu several com.
mtttccs, which will show hjm IN Ia Ills true
li0ht rs 1Tlldon rcfurmer,"
Tho famous arrIyais al hrMIauArters were G,
tirecnTillc; Capt. II. n. Martin, Mississippi; B.