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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-20
STEA NBOATS.


-. LOUIS.
@ FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO.
MEMPHIS AND TIE BENDS.
The fine steamer
HENRY Z. YAEGER.
1.iC, Van Hook, master n b. Fowler clerk,
Leaves THURSDAY, Jan. 90 at 5 P NJ
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT.
Thos. W. kea, master H. A. Dnhrmann clerk.
Leaves THURSDAY. Jan. 20 at 5 p NJ.
ThrtuXn bills iasluk via Cairo and Belmont &c all
points North and Vest.
81 J.B. WOODS CO.. lo4 Common st.
FOR ST. LOUIS
Leaves on THURSDAY, the Goth inst at p NJ
r. = Lor ~. Louis, Cairo and Mem
le - NJ phis-The steamer
..s Iron Meuntnin and Barges,
W; Z. Gray master W. b. Dunlap clerk.
Will leave as above For freight apply on board to
Z. g WAYNE, LOG Gravier street.
DOUGLASS Il WINBURNE,
jdl' IS Natchez street.
FOR ST. LOUIS
Lea'es on Iii uRSDAY, January 20, at p. M.
~ For IT. Louis. afro, Memphis,
kkssssen.kYd Helena Month of White River ChicOt
!, Greenville Vicksburg and all interme-
dlate landlngs-The passenger steamer
Andy johnson,
ID. X. AsbuTy, master T.. ID. Morehouse clerk
will leave as above. Through bills Of ding, via
Cairo and Belmont to all points North and West.
For freight or passage app, on board or to
j. b. WOODS e. CO, Agents,
Jal9 1O4 Common street
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Bark Baltic. Salvensen. .... ............sld Dec 3
Bark Atlanta, Davis ..sld Nov 20
Bark Aurora. Adorna. sid Nov g
BREMEN
Steamship Frankfurt, Won Bulow. sid Dec 25
Ship John Rutherford, ONel sid Dec 80
BARR Drowning Sophie. Petersen. sid Nov %
Bark B. Hilton. Hilton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sid Jan
Bard Tide Percich. sid Dec 9
Ship Marian Thompson .-.-----.-......sld Nov
Bark Champion. Kellam .-.--.sld Nov 8
Ship Wanderer. Rolfsen .--...-..sld Dec 7
Bark NJ. 5. Petersn, Rostrup- sid Dec &c
GLOUCESTER
Bark France ct La Plate, Legreix sid Dec 80
GLASGOW.
Ship Souverain, Wihelms-n .--.........- sid Nov l
GALWAY.
Ship Anna Camp Gardner -.-...-.---. sid Nov &c
Ship Charlotte, Wheaton cid Dec IA
Ship Bolivia, Murphy observation-disclosures cid Dec IA
LONDONDERRY.
Bark Anal, Lunoe- ----.-----..-.--.---sl sid Nov ID
DUNDEE.
Bark Magdalena, Brunsgaard .....-----.sld Nov Il
DUBLIN.
Bark Mercurius Ludwigsen ..........c cid Nov 16
BARK Pfudentla- SID Nov III
Bark lila, Frederick ---..---..-------. sid Dec
Bark Araldo, Towabochia -.. cid Dec IA
HARTLEPOOL
Bark Samson, Capone -----.---....---...sld Nov
ABERDEEN.
Bark Trino, Sardo. --....-........sld Nov 90
IPSWICH.
Bark tlator Eeg -.---.sl sid Nov -
Bark HoltiDgen, Evensen ..-...-.-....sldD Dec Is
CHRISTIANSAND.
ship India FOrtensen.. sid Nov 80
CIiRI5TIANA.
Bark Jeanne, Garey.,.------ -.-....-.s sid Sept 16
NEW ROSS
Bark Bragg, Svensen. --..----.......-..sd Dec
LISBON.
Ship Albion, Anderson. sid Nov 80
PALERMO
Brig Cirque Sorele, Messna- Dec 10
GENOA.
Do, I
RIO DE JANEIRO.
Brig HeOs Lind. .ldg Nov 90
Bark Confidence West -..-----...-...-..ldgD de
TRIESTE.
Bark P Bredsdorf, Terkelstn. sid Dec 90
VIENNA.
Bark Rosa Observation-Disclosures Dec
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Arrived,

Steamship Bolivar Dohertv from Mexican Ports to
PIN, FOrwoOd &co-4th dist
British steamship Il thnia Scarlet, from London
Dec 20, to Hail g. Vaug 4th dirt
Austrian bark Sator, Premuda, from Bristol Dec 8.
to master-POint
German bark Siberia Urnuhart 80 days from Liver
pool, in ballast, to ma,Ier-Pont
Steamer Amite, Adams, from Pensacola, to { NJ So
ria-NeW Basin
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STEAMBOATS,

Oriole Carrick from Lower Coast
RObt Young, Terrebonne from Bayou Lafourch
st John, Bergeron from Donaldsot vile
Geo Spangler, OPry, from Lower Coast
Iberia Sheldon. from Lower Coast
Wawenock Taylor from Lower Coast
st Mary Probst from Washington
John b Maude. West. from Memphis
Mary Bell Hicks from Memphis
Alice Porter. from Amite River New Basin
Josephine. COzzens. from Lower Coast
Frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS Al THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer CAN'T. from Tangipahoa
Schooner Two Sons, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner JOnville from Blind river
Schooner Reporter. from Amite river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BArIb
SchOonsr La Belle. from Tehefuncta river
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BOEUF RIVER.
REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves SATURDAY, January % at ) P. NJ.
RE- For Point JeflersOn, GiraI d, Alto,
Red Mouth, Gum Point and all landings
on Bteuf and Black rivers-The steamer
FRA NJ. 10,
Tom L. Taylor MASTER j. p. MOhr clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to LORD & MCPEAKE
jalo 46 Camp street.
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VICkSBURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND vICKSBURG PACKET.
46 The new and elegant csd,-whoel
f@s.sai3 passenger steamer
Illinois,
M. R. Cheek, master, J. W. Spesr., clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY sta VI.
Passengers leaving New Orleans o. Thursday even
ing by rail will make copnectitIe.
Parties consignng freight to care Of G samer ILL
NO1S will please enclose bill of Lao nC %
au4 If DUFF GREEN w., Vicksburg
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FOR GENOA.
ANTWERP.

r. For ABlw rp-The new Al Norwegian
ITO Bark OCEAN Sorensan, master, is now loading
for the above port and having the greater palt
Of her cargo engaged, and going board will have
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight apply TO
SHULTZ g. Co,
ja7 81 Carondelet street.
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALAYA,

~~~~><o~~~~~~o~~~cr~o~ ~~1~~>~~,-.o-o-~~~OOor
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAvA.
WALKER LYONS'S TECHE LINE,
Leaves SATURDAY, Jan. % at 5 p. NJ.
NE For SimHsp0rt. ChurchyiIie md
Ass3Se!kska all landings the Atchafalaya and
-& Teche-The new light draught steamer
Minnie Avery,
On place OF Clarksv ille}
Abe Smith, master, Frank Greir, clerk,
will leave as above For freight passage Apply on
board or 10 HITE g. CARLIN
jail Ich0upito ulas street.
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STEAMRO rs.
Steamboat and Railroad Agency

7NH1 UNDERSIGNED, AGENT FOR THE
= Memphis and Ohio River Line of Packets is
prepared to give ,hrOu bills Of aiinr in connection
Win the boats of the aforementioned Lines over the
ion0wing Railroads: Little Rock ami Pine Bluff
Hnlroad and Ouachita Railroad from Chlcot CIV
Ilun MouFtain Raiir,ai from Fe'mont Me-; Cincih-
hau, Han!,", Daytal and Litte Mama railroads
anu an !he'r connections :ro" Cincinnati For all
~ I'VE "a a''eh anu through rats apply to
81 u Z. G. WAYNE lnf Gravier. 'reet
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OUACHlrA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
Regu ar Ouachita River Weekly Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 +. NJ.
- a ton, and all landings ON Black and
Ouachita rivers-The steamer
Ouachitn Belle.
J. W Blanks, master, Joe Holmes clerk,
will leave above, making ctons with all boats
Capt F. A. BLANKS President,
HITE & CARLIN, BRITTON & EPPLER,
ADAMS WORK, LORD McPEAKE, As'S
every Monday in daylight viii attend to all bnsi
ness offered to her. ial1 tt
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA TRANS.
PORTATION PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. 20 at SPIN.
H. For Camden. Eldoraao, Ouncl,isa
City, Monroe, Trenton and all landings
" - on Black ard Ouachita rvers-The fine
light draught passenger steamer
Fanchon,
Capt. I. C. Sweeney
will positively leave above For freight or
apply on board, or to
F.A BLANKS, President,
No 2 { anal. corner Delta.
HITE CARLIN. LORD e. lScPEAKE
BRITTON q EPPLER, ADAMS q WORN ACTS
NEW ORLEANS AND oUAcHITA TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY
Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. % at P. M.
, 49, For Trenton, Monroe, and all
leA1Ertt3 landings Bayou Barth lomew to Lind
szazsa1 Grove, Onachita and Back Iivers-The
new Light draught steamer
Willie,
E. B. Trinidad master,
wileave az above positively. For freight passage
apply on board or to
f. A. BLANKS President
Canal street corner Delta.
HITE a. CARLIN, BRITTON & LT PIER,
LORD MCPEAkE, ADAMS d WORK.
jal9 Agents
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OPELOUsAs.

OPELOUsAs.
INDEPENDENT OPELOUSAS WEEKLY
PACKET
,-1.T n For Washington. Port Barry,
ssss.skktsS Atchataaya simmsport, Big Bend Land
points-The light dlaueht passenger steamer '''''
F. Probst master. J B. Schmidt clerk,
Leaves THURSDAY. Jan. DO at p NJ
For ffeish , q passage apply Y, o. hoard or to
Through bills of lading to Bayou Bnuf and Des
Claizes. dis
REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, Jan. ls, at 5 P. NJ.
6 slmmsport, Churcnviile I'll landings on
the Coast, Atchafssva River and bayou
Courtableau-The new and light-Iraught passenger
steamer
Fl. II. Broad, master, Theo John, clerk
Connects at Simmsport with steamer MINNIE for
Bayou DIES Glazes. giving through bills lading. For
oio If BRITToN ( EPPLEk. los Common st.
Through bills OF lading to Bayou Bpuf.
REGULAR 0PELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SAiukDA! Jan % At . K. N.
mediate landings on the Coast Atcha.
talaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The new and
hshtdrausht passenger Trs steamer
e. Qautrevaux master, H. MolaisOn clerk.
All freight for Bayou des Glaizes will be landed at
Smmsport or Big Bend Lam ing.
s26 If J. NJ. BOWLING - Decatur street.
oPELoUsAs AND COAST.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Jan 10 at p. NJ.
~ For Washington, ODelOusas, Port
- Barre, Smrsy0rt ChuIcnviIle snd n
a landings 90 the Coast AtckaIAlaya River
and Bayou charlottesville
Fleta,
G. C. Pickett, master, A. Meynier, ST.. Of. h.
will leave above All freight and passengers
for Bayou dos Gaizes TO be landed at Simmsport or
Big Bend Landing Through bills lading to Bayou
B9uf For freight or passage apply on beard or 10
n26tf LORD & MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
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Below Coming I'm.

British ship ROmania Mcintyre 80 days from Lon
don, in ballast. to j BrysOn Geo
Ship City of Richmond. Starke, from Liverpool Dec
Z, to j A yson Geo
British ship Minnie II Gerow, Gerow from Savan-
nah Jan s. to master
British ship Westield Leavett. from Liverpool Nov
% in ballast. to Hall s. Vaughan
Ship Trenton, Falster from London Nov p, to Hall
a. Vaughan
Swedish ship Australia, Paulsen, from Bordeaux
Dec 2, to master
Norwegian ship Freydis Iversen, from Bordeaux
Nov %. to Ocean Zerega eco
British bark Sarah M Smith, Splague, from Barrow
Dec 10, to master
Austrian bark Tr.ne, Sardasc, IL days from st
Thomas to master
British bark Olive Mount, Jordan, from Liverpool
Dec |, to master
Austrian bark Ungsn Serco. - 35 days from
Oran, to master
Norwegian bark President Daal, Alsen. ~ days from
Antwerp, to master
Norwegian bark New York, Sorensen from Havre
Nov 80 to Ocean. Zereqa &cO
Norwegian bark Onni. Abrahamsen from TaIrago
M, to Ocean, Zerega eco
Norwegian bark Albion, Andersen from Lisbon Nov
80 to master
Bark Olaf Gla g. Nerust, from London Dec 3, to
Schultz &co
German bark Fritz. Christensen, from Texel Nov p,
Austrian bark Orfeo, Permuda So days from Belfast,
to master
Blush bark unjaub. williamson from Greenock
Dec Z. to master
French bark Pausts, Provost, from St Thomas, to
Bark Ellen Holt Trevern, 10 days from Guadalupe,
to master
Bark Daniel Draper Patterson II days from Boston,
to master
Brig j NJ weswen Glover, 80 days from Rio de
JaneirO to j l. Phipps eco
Schooner Traveller. Hodges, 10 days from Vera Cruz,
to master
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
HE For Bayou SARA, Watorios,
Tea1ss@ Plsonen1ine. and wav landings - TIE
United States mail semi-weekly packet,
Gov. Allen.
On place o. w. S. Pike}
j. j. Brown, master, S. s. Stretk, clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at z. NJ
for Bayou Sara. For freight OF passage apply to
HITE g. CARLlN, 3 TChOuptOulAs at.
sl0 , C. GODDIN. 80 Magazine street.
EAMSHIPS.
NxW YORK.
THE OMWELL LINZ.
snR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, January &c, at ) 7. M.
.SsMs Ah' Inc Is COMPOSED OF Inc following
E.seamsbips.
ENICREEBOCKEK. HCDSON,
COETKS, NEW O&i.EANs.
The steamship
New Orleans,
Geo. A. Dearborn. omma1der
VIII lezvo her vnArf, loot Of Toulouse street.
FaeSS2e.-..-- -EO.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
TIIREEQUARTERS PER CENT.
Ereighl Liverpool Bremen and Havre taken
By this line and through bills Of lading given for
the came.
For freight or passage apply 70
ALFRED MOULTON,
nl4-H u Il Car0ndelet street.
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LOWER COAST DAILY PACKET,
~ The fast AL freight steamer
lE4xxkkksS J. r. Frazer
q. Canton r., master
Leaves head of Cont street for Terre BHuf esnit's
Bend and Beair Plantation DAILY fSundays excepr
ed at T. Nj, returning early next morning to the
city, o5 If
Has clerk on levee daily. For freightor passage
apply on board or to
-u2a n. O. DONAHUE 7s Gravier street.
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Below Waiting Orders.

Austrian bark Guesto Columbus, 80 days from Oran
in ballast, to master
Norwegian bark Galathea, Steinsen, ~ days from
Antwerp. to master
Swedish bark Rosa, Andersen. 36 days from Gibral.
tar in ballast, to master
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REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
~ For Memphis. Helena, NIOuth ot
NztsS White River Chicot Greenville Viots.
- burg, Natchez and tho bends The new
and magnificent steamers
Mary Bell,
j. +. Hicks master, ALI. Grisson, clerk
Leaves FRIDAY. January 81 at 5 p NJ
will leave as above Particular attention gwen 10
all way and plantation business
Through bills of lading signed to all points on Chi.
cot Railroads.
BROCKETT & CARTER Agents
n3 rs Magazine street.
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Exports.

LIVERPOOL-Per steamship st Louis. 1850 bales
cotton 29y sacks cotton seed so hhOs tobacco
UTILLA-Per schooner Constance IS bbls 1Onr 3
halt bbls do 8 bbls pork Dbl oil ? bbs beef terce
do tierce lard fierce hams Dbl rice l07 pkgs
dries
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Sabine. .4227 bales cotton
2400 pcs slaves
NEW YORK-Per steamship Knickerbocker-
1890 bales cotton 1899 bbs mulasses S34 hhds
so bbls bOneback 45O bbls rice 20 bales hides 81 pkgs
Sundries
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LOWER COAsH.

NEW ORLEANS AND LOWER COAST PACKET
re- The fine passenger steamer
Sssee1145at+S WalO0n,
e<zE<zE& A fired j. Ruiz, MASTER r. + Barry clerk
will leave every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, sharp for Jesuits Bend, Beair POinte. la
Hache, Buras, Forts, and all way landings; return
ing WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. For freight
passage apply on board.
The clerk is to be found every day at the head of
Cont street. dbl If
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SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL
,r4 For LiverpOOl-The ast-sailing Brit
15ft, ish sh p SALLY, Atkin master, is now load
EkIrg for the above port and having large por-
ton Of her cargo engaged and goir g board, will
have dispatch. For balance of f eight apply to
DEWOLF, POWELL s. CO,
A CarOndelet street,
Or j. A. BRYSON & CO.,
Jag tc 1874 Common street.
RI For LiverpOo!-The new Al British ship
lEs WIN. DOUGLASS, Doug lass, master, is now
loading for the above port and having The
greater portion Of her cargo engaged and going
board, will have quick dIspGtch. For balance Of
freight apply to SHULTZ Co,
JAZZ II Carondelet street.
RI For Liverpool - The AL British ship
S152s ANDREW LOVITT, Durkee master is now
loading for the above p IT. and having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of
freight apply to
: HAYNES & CO,
or to RARESHIDE & IVES,
dbl Ill Gravier street.
RI For LverpOol.-The BILL. American
55SHs schooner IDA c. BULLARD Small, master is
now loading, and having large portion of her
cargo engaged, will ave quick dispatch. For freight
apply to r. j. BUDDENDORFF.
dig 1876 Common street.
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FOR MEMPHIS AND svNns.

| 80 tssN AM 1"NNHs
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
TOT the season of 1856.
Leaves " EpN ESIDAG, the Goth INST. at 5P NJ
IT. cor Memphis, Helena. Mouth Of
ssSI3S{ White River Chicot Greenv,Ile Vicks
- burg and the Bends--The splendid las-
Thompson Denu.
W: b. Miller. master Geo. Miltenberrer clark
VIII leave AS above, paying particular attention tn
all way and plantation business Shiprers NAV rsiv
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire
Ihiough bills of ading to all points on the Ouacbita
and Fine Bluff Railroad from Chicot CITY, and to ali
points on W hite River as high as Jack sonport
Eor freight or passage appl on hoard or to
,, G. G. WAYNE lO6 Gravier street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
For the season IF 1896.
Leaves on FRIDAY, Jan % at 5 M.
H.ns - FOR Memphis, Helena. Mouth of
kSsc89a White River Chcot Greenvie Vicks-
------ burg and the Bends - Thz splendid
passenger steamer
J. B. Mnude.
J. T. West, master Ed Outlaw CLARK
Will leave as above paving particular attention to s
way ana Plantation business Shippers NAV rely On
the Maude remsining in the trade the entire season
Through bills OF ading to all points on the Ouachta
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot CITY and To ali
points on White River high as Jacksonport For
freight or passage apply OIL bard or to
{. &. WAYNE
u u lot Gravier street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-26

The Presidential canvass has been so absorb
ing that we have said but little as 10 the election
of our local candidates. And there need be but
little said.
AS to the election of the Republican candidate
Hon. @. G. Williams, for Representative in Con-
gress the question is not as to his election, but
how much he will help to carry the State for
Hayes and Wheeler. 1t is expected that the First
Congressional District will do much to overcome
the Democratic majority in other Districts.
The Assembly District and Kenosha County
being the same We shall speak of them together
Henoshs County is good for several hundred
Republican majority, If full vote is polled
Andif the Republicans are reasonably we'll united
in support of the full ticket the candidates will
all be elected. 1t is well known that the Demo-
Gratis are making great efforts to elect some OF
their candidates, and unless these efforts are met
by equal efforts to elect the Republican candi-
dates they may succeed. But, if the Republicans
will meet effort With effort and make as much
special effort as the Democrats do, we believe
the full Republican ticket will be ttiumphantly
elected. Republicans Let Us do our duty in
the full support of our candidates and abide the
reSult.
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ELECTION.

Election is two weeks from to-day
We write this on Tuesday, October oath
Two weeks from to-day all the sCaCeS
we believe, except Colorado, hold thel1
elections for President and Vice-Presl-
dent, and many of them for Representa-
tives in Congress. The electors Oh Une
several states will decide who shall ad-
minister the Government from the 4th
of March 1877 to the 4th of March lool l.
On that day Rutherford B. Hayes ana
William A. Wheeler or Samuel y.
Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks Will
be elected President and Vice-Presldent.
Which shallit be? We believe 1t VIII
be Hayes and Wheeler: 1. Because we
believe them to be pure men, in favor
of freedom and equal rights, and oppoS-
ed to secession and slavery, or even
assuming the rebel debt, penslonlng
the rebel soldiers, or paying the reDel
war claims. 2. Because we DelleVe
Tilden and Hendricks to be impure
men, opposed to freedom and equal
rights, and in favor of secession and
slavery, orsof assuming the rebel deDGs,
pensioning the rebel soldiers, and pay
Ing U00 I0UGl Wal Cld1lIO' =. AOOO
we believe the electors prefer to nave
the Government administered by the
loyal who saved it from destruction by
the rebels, rather than to surrender IL
to the disloyal who tried and may
again try to destroy it.
Two weeks and then election. A
great day: A momentous event. The
day to make and the making q Presl-
dent and Vice-President. Do we
realize the greatness of the day and the
momentousness of the event? Then
let us act as becomes the day and the
event. Every true man and loyal
voter to election and his vote for the
right in the ballot box. One vote may
decide the election, and that one may
come from some one who reads what
we now write. We say one vote may
decide the election. This however is
on the supposition that there may be
stay-at-homes. If every loyal vote IS
boiled one vote will not decide the
election. But what loyal voter will be
q stav-at-home and run the risk? Let
the answer come: Not one: Certainly
not me. And we reply, to the polls
every loyal voter and all will be we'll.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-26

The Union of last week crows
over the result of the October cleo
lions. If electing the State officers
of Indiana at loss of over $4,000
and losing the Legislature and four
Representatives in Congress of that
state, andlosing five Representatives
IN Ohio, and carrying West Vir-
ginia, IS anything to crow over, let
It crow. The result makes it sure
shat Ohio, and very nearly sure, that
Indiana will go for Hayes and
Wheeler. One third the gain at the
November election and Indiana will
go for Hayes and Wheeler.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-26
QUIET ELECTION.

Never before have we known so quiet
canvass in Presidential election. We
G1ean a Presidential election so free from
wrangling disputations. And we speak Of 1t
so far only as our acquaintance with the
facts extends. Whether there is generally a
comparative freedom from wrangling disputa-
lions we know moi; but are Inclined to believe
Ghere is.
Perhaps this freedom at home may be
accounted for in part from the fact that we
nave said nothing Of the Democratic candi-
dates for County, Assembly and Congression-
al district offices. We believe that these
candidates, with few exceptions, are men OF
good character and fair ability. And as we
intended not to say any ching against them
personally, We said nothing whatever about
them, except to give their nominations.
And even as to the few exceptions we
thought best to be little blind and dumb
rather than to present to the public the
dndlsputable facts against them. So the
TELEGRAPH has furnished nothing whatever
tending to cause wrangIng disputation {
among the people.
And we believe the Kenosha Union has
not said anything particularly personal
against the Republican candidat We
have not seen, as far as we remember, any
thing which need tend to cause wrangllng
dlsputations between the friends of the cand
dates of the two parties
We believe however that there is some
thing more and deeper thanthe foregoing. W.
believe tAe people generally prefer to thint
rather than to dispute, to reflect rather thar
60 wrangle. They feel. so it would seem
that the time for the sober second though
mas fully come. and they prefer that sobe
second thought to Ewrangling disputations
IF we are right in thus accounting for TIT
Gyuietness of the canvass, and if the quetnes
is general. we have hopes that the peopl'
TRili be right. And the people being. right
Ehe voice OF the People Is the goice OF God.