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yF1'HH1iil;AN IUNIHEA4MEN.
Special Dlspateh to 71s Irt6uxe.
DETRorT+ Nov. ST. :O n. m.-Tho Republic
ans here layo elected part of their county tick
Ct. Tho clsy ticket is still uncertain. In tic
alout 1O,006 to 15,oO0. Tic Legislature is Re-
publican In both brancllcs. nnl seven out Of tho
llcn1ls.
Doubt. with t1e chancca strongly that 1t wifi 70
Demoerntic. Thu Democrats have made several
gains In the Assembly. rasenle County, which
Was relied upon to give largo maturity for
Hayes a1M tue Congressman, 10 very close, aud
Cutler Is probably reelected to Congress.
BRANCH COUNTY.
co1nwITH!t, hicli,, Nov: 7:-i'iH.fis county will
tSe State tisi:cs ot S III csnfS"s ffan %na
ninu tnwlis md ftbrty-onc wards show majority
for Hayes OF 1,U00. Mc{iosal,, Representative
for, Cangress from tho Third District, has 5l0
majority, nnd his majority in tho county Will hc
bc elected, ami two Representatives to tho Leg
tsntltrc.
DETROIT, stlel,,. Nov. 7.-Rc.urns from fifteen
t9wnshs Styo Hayes M net Republican inalortty;
wti tho yoto oi isT, T1''e same towns 1s rave 70
jor.y Of 1,als.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
Spfct09 Dslstch to The Tf!baa&
GRAND hAr,Ds, Noy. 7.-I'llv cntirc Rcput,-
lIcan county ttrltct Ii elected by nearly Loo
minority, with Largo gains oycsyws,cre; kprtng
l.ahe, -; Crockery, Is; Allentlale, 100; Wright.
~: Polk, lea; Holland City artl Xccln,ld, about
100 caSl': Grund 1lnycn CITY, Tildcn. lU0; town
ship
WAHrlTENAW COUNTY,
Specta& Dt9pdch 70 TIE Tribune.
ANN AMHoM, Mich, Nov. 81 q. n,-This
c!ty gives Hayes 775; 1'ldc,, trss. Seven tawll-
shipS III the cnunty heard from give HAYES
till; 11!lrn, l,47i. Although llaYcs ma,lu
great gains oyar the lust vote, Wnahtcnaw
Gt',1nty will 70 Democratic by q sn,olI majority.
Fur Governor, Crosswoll, Republican, gets a,030,
mn! Weller 3.l7l. III the towns heard ironl,
Wtllcttt for Congress, gets l,04t, mud Robinson
Eli. Wheeler. Republican State senator,
1,!0; Buslclgh, a,lW.
, 1876-11-08
"WANT 70 KNOW.H

EVERYBODY is interested and excited over tho
marvellous and now thoroughly tried and tested
"Automatic" sewing machine Of tho Wilcox d
Gibbs 3. N. Co., eco aud 203 Wabasl, avenue,
Chicago.
, 1876-11-08
POLITICIANS AID OTHEF

POLITICIANS AID OTHER MEN
shonld remember tho fact thnt Cook Il hfcLa!r,
dycrs cleaners, md rcpa!rors Of gcnta old clothcs
give perfect satisfaction. 80 Dearborn street,
Send them IN old suit.
, 1876-11-08
IND1 ANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. T--l9 o'clock, midi
night.-Ncturns from 22,l tuwtahips anil rrc-
c!,,ets In tixty.stx cnlntics gayo n net Demn-
crnttc gntn 0f 503 on tho Oetohcr vote. The
Democratic majority III tho State will not DO
less tlian 1000.
EvAssvsLtE, Ind, Nor. T.-Neturns from
eighteen prect.iets Enw n net Democratic gaiu
of 19!. Pigeon Township, complete, Included II
the aoovc, shows z net Democratic gat,, of 1;o.
Two precincts III tho rDurty not yet reported.
tITESrErTCn.
9pecial pF&p1frh to 7Hs Tribune.
lHntANApoi.ts, lntl., Soy. 7.-E0ntrary to MI
cxpcctat!ons ant1 al precedent, thu totn yoto Il,
tho State will he from, T. ON to ln,m larger than
IN October. Tho Independent vntc will t,o about
tho sumo as cast tl,en,-frmn $4,000 tn 15,0N
1KpiAsAroL1R, Ind, Nov. 7.-Tscturns from
2i0 townships MID yoting.prrrincte, or 81 per
cont ef tho October yoto heard fr0us, gives n
Democratic net gnil, of i7U. Thu Increased vntc
in these townships fs 1,s0.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. a.-RGturns front go
townships giro Tttlcu aG,31II; ltnyca, 45,0t7.
TIC ennic places III October gnvc Williams 45.-
40; uarrlson, 45,3i0. Net Democratic gain, Coz.
, 1876-11-08

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, n H., Nov. 7.-Tho Stato 10 Re-
publican by about 1900.
, 1876-11-08
AT No. 1116 Wabash,av.,

a full lne Carpets; Stoves Of all kinds. Lounges
Sofas, Hodling, Chatrs; MI invn!ce a!l'woo! l!a!'
kela; 0oncrne Hnutohold t1ootls General MeF;
chaHliae. etc. Teas, Cigars, ETC.; fln' r'a'ea
"'e' ELLISON, roMERoY 4 CO., Auct'r',
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTROLOGY-l2rH PAGE-6th col
B994RPPEESs Sn q G.s5s and ss cs
FoR
BusINEss oPPoRTUxIrIEs-orn PAGE
TEy BTsINEss IH NoTTcEsI55a M s 1 PAGr1e.h tn col
CLERKS AND sALEsMENei2Tn PIcE-sd and 4th coils.
CCdoTHIlhGTi2TH ClGs; PxG.o6ih col ,.-.. p4,, 90,
CoxsTWIsE sTEAMsHTPs-IaTH PAer-oth col.
DANCING Ic1DEHIss-isT PAcr-5th col.
DwEIliSG HOUSES sesS To LET FURNISHED AND UN-
EuRoPEIS srE4NsHiFs-i2Tn PAor-Sth and 9Th coils.
EScsCifD EScHANGE,a9DDe aDePA1Se PAcTESd sd col.
rInNANCIALS-9rH PAGE
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-2D
ggRNlTTF52P gRNTT PAsEsS col 90,
HEEP HEP W4NTEPEETkkEsI25a res COL
HeksEs 1c1khfAGEs Soisr PHeEsd and and 50 oo
H0TEks H00TTEks-I2Tn JnpI pAeEc5ta e. h col lrpn
ISsTRldTi9Sase Ti9Ss Pc F.sr.sd col $50 ''N
hosf AND FoUSD-isr PxGEEist col.
M4RBLE MANTELssD s Hch5fI PaeHe-sd Ro 81" coi SI'
DfTsHaKETSaF EsH fs %
NV sgsEg$l;E EHsss.s ssl r.o.e,A col.
pfsEls, pEaAss .Sel rAes4A COL
OUT FOX SALE OR
Real 9ss'
RELIGIOUS NOTICES--lsr PAcH-lst col.
REWARDS-Isr PAcE-1st col
SSAIES AT ACCTION-1sT PAGE-4th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-I2TH PAGE-lst, I'd
and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS MANTED-MALES-12rH PAGE-3d col
SPECIAL kOTICBS-1sT PAGK-1st and I'd coils
sP0RTING-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-Isr PAGR-2d col.
STORAGE-2D PAGR-3d col
THE TRADES-12TH PAGE-4th col.
TO LRT FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-2D PAGE-ist col
UNfURSIshsD Rooms AND r1ssii sT TO LET
WANTED p1S5IIS re- PGRSI%sE-2D sSf&siE rAer-sd col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-2p PAGR-2d col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C-IOrH PAGE-6th COL
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A Il oFFER. on ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
n DEATH four Horses suitable for truck or any bu
half value. s6 Amy g., between Thompson and Suli
A GENTLEMANs ROAD HORSE OR TEAM CAN
"A obtain Board at private stable, IiS East 22d al
where they win receive FIRST class attention.
LIGHT COUPE FOR sALE-sAT1N TRIMMED.
"A superb order; also handsome Landaulet. pole and
shafts, Cail this week Arsenal Stables s5h ST. near
broadway.
A Iron GRAY cHUNKEY PONY BUILT HORSE.
n. found and Kind years; 1875 hands si25 also two
other Horses $50. s7q, liz Henry 81 stable.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL & KEARNEy
IL ITO and 1l2 EAST 18TH ST,
NEAR 4TH Av.
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REGULAR SALES oR HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
in harness from three days is given test
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
soRREI TRoTTINS MARE sired Sy TORONTO cHIEE
years kind and in all harness free from vice. very
sss s. and hsnds0%e I Nth long sns 1 and tall
and ;!5 to pole can be driven by lady or anybody
sentemsn rcadster in hIs city and IS
ron % %s9pnd and kind and true and as represented and
W. FRANZ DGsENBURY: also Ssp'''''' NA1e "
Ek sEiG ne% ssd 5 sS s wn. Ss E
Bells, Bear Robe. Blankets, &C. &c
DAPPLE GRAY MARE. sired by Rysdlcks Harnbletonian
harness; free from vice a very Stylish and handsome %
with long flowing name and taiI is gated is a
prompt and pleasant driver Is superior roadster, of
good bottom. and endurance; can trot in 40 in COM
handed Of late for speed nne sensemsa
roadster as goes the road, and is warranted sound
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON. nearly new built by
BhASkEfs, @hiff, Horse ss SSG~ Suit Sc BEAR No1AS
BROWN rRoTTISG HORSE JUPITER. sired by JUPITER
high years Kind aad true 10 ali hairless iree irom
Ses has never been trained for speed but was driven
road wagon, in AZ; Is level gated requires boots
nse nS Snn SS m s y s %
handling viii rot in 40 or better and is warranted
ROAD wAG9S nearly ney Rv sy srvERs, and set
BLACKHAwK HORSE i5JI hands 10 years kind and
In 242 and can beat so this day. and is warranted
TOP SIDE bhs sns ssS %ssos % ara built and set n, single
Harness, Blankets, Robes &e. &C.
DAPPLE GRAY MARE. with long name and tall, l5lE
vice; has trotted in 80; close TO so this
day. and is sound kind and And
kets, Robes &C, &c
SIX SEAT ALBANY SLEIGH, TWO CLOSE COACHES,
BAY PACING HORSE FRANK, l5,s hands. 0 years: kind
In aEharness; free from vice stylish Is prompt and
any one has paced mile IN 3o Gan and Sf Is WAR
RxNTE1 10 FACE A MILE in a:s5 or no SALE
RoAB WAGON very light built tiy ~ GAY z D'"s'0NS
DARK soRREL HORSE, with long name and tail, 10,
hands, 10 years kind In all harness. trcts aa cauter
under saddle; free from vice very stylish has been
used for gentemans road use can be driven and rid
TOP PoN P%oS rod m"SasS s.S SpS Su and
coUPR EsTABITsHTEST-DxPP GRAY HORSE,
free from Vice; has nnc style and action is
a first class coupe horse.
TFESSciI T9uR6 TEsTsI = rEEFfST 0sDEE
years old; kind and true In all harness; free from
vice; very stylish fast traveers have been used by
private family. and are In way first class fam
cLo FHSIY c6&c R Goob oRDR BY
kind and true in all harness and under saddle free
from vice. tros close to minutes. aud Is in every way
ro, safe and reliable also set Harness and
SEVERAL OTHER ROAD. FAMILY AND WORK
HORSES; full description time sale.
aways, Coupes, Portland and Albany Sleigh and Cut.
tiers, Harness, Robes. &c, &c
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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&QS0 WILL BUY AN sx2o HORIZONTAL ENGINE
sDOOU with locomotive Boiler aud Smoke Stack All
fixtures running in best Of order at go East Sth st.
w. MILLER
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MACHINERY.

ITNGlNEs, BOILERS. STEAM PUMPS AND IRON
II working Machinery bought, sold and exchanged
large stock hand including heavy Paners and Drills
f. H. ROBERTS, 110 Liberty st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


X. ssris. sIxSoNs SSiSS Dick1SsoS Co. Managers
Il, s. 5s s.'' r. no Il, 81 q as
SSs1Sskr cLass 20, iCsr.sSSaST 1873 %
:" 1ssaT' Es T' HsTa. c. Class 60 iisgsSI isSe
So a. SI nisnT ~ Class IS so g au s s4 "
90. 81, e3, ls, %. 81 SO, 2. ls "A, 90 fSrr e.
200 BosS~as Sog s ec
" SINGLE NUMBER STATE LOTTERY.
N. Grand Distribution,
VI wv SIMMONS, DICKINSON 4 CO., Managers
100000 in prizes go
All prizes paid in full. without deduction. %
Royal Havana of Cuba draws January IT,; -.
200 Broadway, or box 1860 Post office
NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
~ comprising series Of lectures delivered at hatn
Premature Decline stSsins indlspaia6y how lost health
may be resained anordng clear synopsis Of the mPed
cal debility being the result Of 20 yeAr fee
residence 81 East 10th q. New York.
DoYAL HAVANA LorTERY-NExr DRAWING
~ JsnH.y s7, Capital Prize sioao s,ss ai5 INES e
spanish 6is governments, &c. TAYLOR CO. Bankers,
DoYAL SAXON LOTTERY
III Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries
,.. ... 10. s,s a"s' %1c'aassIS .Ss ), ga.: ss..s
rost ounce oox o.oIo. 20 anu :. Nassau y.
CODA WATER GENERATOR AND FOUNTAINS, AT
- hall cost good as going ont Of busines conec-
toners druggists apply immediaey hargan
able offer refused. Address FOUNTAIN, Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
ST 600 600 ROYAL y1ai hay. nayANA LOTTERY.
Circulars with full particulars, sent free.
p. O. DBvLIN CO., statloners ard General Agents.
30 Lfberty St., New York.
SPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CELEBRATED DOGS
blooded pedigree stock 30 be sold at auction this day
IL o'clock by TUNIS JOHNSON. at the old stand, 81
Nassau st. Full particulars nt the time OF sale.
LroR sALE-A FINE LOT OF SKYE TERRIERS. JUST
inported one English Greyhound. one fine Bull Ter
rier black and Terriers Newfoundland Pups, &C alst
fancy Fowl Pigeons, &c. E. E. HALE, 2oo Fulton N.
NUN wANTED-sEcoND HAND BREEcH-LoADING
VI Greener, modified choke BORE No. 10 gauge weight
about ga pounds must be In good order Address box l611
Post Office, New York.
z FIRST CLASS POINTERS THOROUGHLY BROKEN
- 4setters thoroughly broken fair trial given Newound
land Slut large Pups of the gtock Setter
II. GARDNER. 50 Thompson st.
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A UcTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
10 TO TO IS fHiRrEENrm STREET.
srrs or u6SSr pssI Inivsr1,i'y plsee .,s
TuEsDHY hND FRTDty oAFRi6G6s AF Ia 6CkRY
: "a TO 4s HOURS TRIAL on HORSES WARRANTED
q SOUND
! PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRr.
TEAM DARK BAY HoRsEs. 10 hands. G. and years;
osnSiins viii travel y mile. s an hour o1r aisa day
3 without SrSinS; have no tricks Of any kind; are
s1ifyssy aSy Ss ssans sound, aa, Kind Of business
: ELEGANT LANDAU, satin lined. hearty new. by Wood
; BLACK COUPE OR CARRIAGE Horse. Ie hands. 7
years; Kind in AL barnes tree from vice. aud ex
afraid Of locomotive snythins else has been
used BY private family for the past two years and
Is in every respect first class family horse;
hANpAgLET ysry lIsh: S n sc0d order by Flandrau
kind in all harness free from vice; can tros any
: guaranteed TO trot In 3 minutes; has good, pure
rop sp srp, doe, len nG SoGp shy q yAsnsd sound
Z ELEGANT TEAM BAY TRoTrTSG HORSES. Ameri.
: ali harness fee rom vice: good. s,eady s,sIish
free drivers; can trct in so: matched and gated
in size and color; afraid of ANYTHING. one
Of The finest road or family teams in the country (;
: TOP TURNOUT SEAT DOG CART. by Wood Bro.
, DARK BAY HORSE Dick. lbis hands years. Kind IN
can s so, so.. ss E, from gss hs. ,ro,tsd n so
family or business Horse sold for want " use.
%c Bs6SS BEs5SSN sR g SsSs oFsF ssns. ss ssrse S
: kind In all harness; nee from vice: excellent
for ~SOm nf Il coScesn or 70 sold
. TWO FULL cLARENcEs. in hne order by Brewster
: TWENTY one oTHiER HORSES, description time Of
: A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of nearly every kind Of Car.
: rlage, MAs9a, Harness, Sleigh. Robe, Blanket,
? ARCH J6mNsToNs Mart. 10 TO 25 Thirteenth street
SALE ALE co%HEScEss at at is's 10 O'CLOCK
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAIxTNc.


MARIE TiLlMANN CO., OF PARIS. IMPORTERS or
Nl Art Millinery Modes. newest forms light shades
In Ladies Dress Hats, Lace Flowers Piumes Felts f2
9th av, near 18th a.. late Mchei's
DLATfING, sHIRRING. EMBROIDRRIN0. 1C. BY
sicam while waited for work done the trade a. low
ngncs H. BLOWN, llf East l4th ST. opposite Academy
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DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails FOR the week ending SATURDAY. Jan.
nary 1876 will close this Office Saturday AT III
for gland Wales Ireland and France per steamer ec
via Qndenstown and at II A. NJ for Scotland direct per
Ehiopia via Glasgow. and at II A. NJ for France
direct per steamer France via Hasre and N 80 A.
Europe steamer Neck via Southampton and Bremen
I. l. JAMES, Postmatter
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that is warranted sound kind and
in harness from three days given
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Personal.

DLACK EYES ALPINE HAT, TO SEVENTH AVE
ID cars Thursday. Send address TO CHARLES NOR
TON, Herald Office
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AMUsEMENrs.


Admission 81 Reserved Seats 81 so Balcony SOC
MATINEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
In active PREPARATION anoVe and attractive Programme,
introducing JOHN DILLON and ths other favorites
EAGLE THEATRE BROADWAY AND 33D ST.
u Mr. JOSH HART Sole Proprietor and Manager.
Brilliant success Of the great Spectacle the
DEMON STATUE,
TRANSPORTATION OF THE
every evening until further notice.
Seats secured twelve nights in advance
MATlNEES Wednesday and Saturday
Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY
AUGUsTIN DALYs GREATEST SUCCESS,
E'''' f 5 $S.sssS s. |, ,,,,$ : f. f..
PLAY or TO-DAY.
:, With an EXTRAORDINARY CAST incladlngN Miss Fanny
Davenport and also Mr. Charles Fisher Mr. james Lew,
Mr. d. H. Harkns, Mr. W. Davdge, Mr. Maurice Barrymore
Mr. y. Hardenberg. Mr.. John Drew Mr. O. Rockwell Miss
Je1reys-Lewis, Mrs g. H. Gilbert Emily Rgl. Kate Iiol-
land, Miss Sydney Cowell and Mr.. John Brougham.
ihe nerorn&nfs hsns pT5E.atly at anRTter TO and
ahead.
...PoLIcE REGULATIoN-Carriaeest taking MP par.
ties must form on 2sth st.. facing toward Broadway.
"PIoUE" MATINEE SATURDAY, AT / 80 O'CLOCK
Eth AVENUE THEATRE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-16

PAcnEo AND WiGGINToN.- The con-
test tor this seat in Congress has assumed
a new phase and the indications now are
that the certificate of election will be Civ
en- to Mr. Wigginton and that lie will be
declared elected by one vote. There is
Il little Democratic legerdemain connect
ed with this contest that does not speak
very well for the professions Of the IRE
formers" In one precinct of Monterey
county Wigginton received q votes, but
tho County Clerk in adding up the col
umn counted the as q 9 and the vote
Was so declared by the Board. There
acre two gentlemen present representing
The two parties, and their figures did not
sgrce with those Of the Clerk. That gen
t'emsn's attention being called to the
fact he looked over the column again.
and discovering the mistake, rectifed it.
To have let the figures stand MS original
/ j added up would have given two more
votes IN the precinct than were actually
cast. And now the Honorable gentle
man appeals to the Courts to compel the
Secretary of State TO issue certificate to
him upon the false count. Il would seem
that the will OF the people is nothing to a
Democratic candidate, if chicanery and
sharp practice can overcome it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-16

McCREERy's REsoLUTIoN.-The fol.
lowing resolution has been introduced in
Congress by Representative Nc eCreery.-
There can be no question but the need of
Legislation OF this character is urgent:
NHEHEAs, There are difference of
opinion rs to the proper mode of count
nag the Electoral votes for President and
' ice President, and as to the manner for
determining qustions that may arise as
to the legality and validity of the returns
made OF such votes of the several States
and whereas, it is Of the utmost import
Rnce that all differences of opinion and
all doubts and uncertainty upon these
questions should be removed, to the end
that the votes may be counted and the
result he declared by a tribunal whose
authority none can question, and whose
decision all will accept as final; therefore,
RcS0fUed, That Committee of mem
bers OF the House be appointed by the
Speaker. to act in conjunction with any
sln1iiar Committee that may be appoint
"a by the Senate, to prepare and report
without delay such measure, either
Legislative or Constitutional, as may, in
their judgment, be best calculated to ac-
e"mpli,h the desired end and that such
Committee have leave to report u. any
t;Re.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-16

sLECTIoS BETs.-We sadly need a
National law prohibiting betting on cleo
lions. The influences for bad which are
at work when large sums Of money are
held subject 10 decision Of the suppos :
ed popular will :" ale great in proper
tion 10 the amount at stake. In the re-
cent Presidential election, it is asserted.
and we presume the assertion is true,
that four millions Of dollars are locked
up in the pools sold at John Morrisseys.
Coupled with this assertion is another
ihsi those interested will spend money
isyishly to accomplish the defeat OF
Hayes. How much eredence is TO be
placed in the last assertion is Of course,
matter of doubt, but there can be but it,
tie doubt of the fact that those who do
not seruple to gamble will not scruple to
purchase votes or influences to make their
iaHoFites win. Our State law prohibit
ing betting is wise one, and one worthy
OF imitation in other communities. We
hAye already reasons enough why fraud
Is prominent factor in our elections and
1t would seem the part Of wisdom to elm
mate them US far as practicable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-16

A GHEAT:Loss.-We see an item GO
ing the rounds Of the papers that DR..
Glenn, of Colusa sold 100000 centals Of
wheat last NOR tn for $3.50 per GENITAL,
and had he waited until the 28th he could
have sold it at S2,l0. The Doctor thus
lost si0S 600 by being in too great hur-
~. The sympathy of the community
should 60 out to the doctor on this great
loss. We lost 500, 900 once ourself. That
s., we were offered claim for S100 that
afterwards yielded its fortunate posses
sion $4,000 clear. We didn't buy it,
first because we didn't have the hundred
dollars and second we didn't think the
claim worth continental. But our ex.
perience leads us to sympathize with the
Doctor, and we recommend him to study
" Schenck on Poker " where he will learn
that it is not only advisable to know when
10 lay down hand, but also when to
freeze to one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-16

how acquired, or took the more active
part Of joining with the majority of their
race. 1t was through such intimidating
and ostracising acts that the States of
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi were
robbed of their free choice of officers,
both State and National.
The white Republicans of the South
stand to-day in position OF great danger.
They have the sympathies and. to some
extent the support of the despised ne
groes, but that is not sufficient to their
protection from the lawless men who have
made Louisiana, South Carolina and
Mississippi literal hell upon earth. All
honor then to the brave men who dare to
remain steadfast to the great principles
of the party of Liberty and Union,
though death or ruin stare them in tire
face. 1t is to them that is due the credit
of having saved from defeat the party
which saved their States to the Republic.
The Democratic claims to a solid South
were based upon a knowledge of the
means which would be resorted to to
make the South solid, and it is only
through the courage Of the Republican
offic ias to whom the task of sitting the
right from the wrong was delegated,
that this claim did not hold good. When
we reflect that these men knew that they
could only do their duty at the peril
of their lives if that duty was in contra
vention to the will of the White Leaguers,
we must admire the moral and physical
courage they have exhibited. The same
spirit which led a fanatic enthusiast to
rob the nation of its President eleven
years ago, will hardly scrupe to descend
to vengeance on others in less important
places, if any advantage is to be gained
thereby, and punishment Is not sure to
follow. The bed of q Southern Repub-
lican is not one Of roses by any means,
but it is to be hoped that before another
Presidential election comes around free
dom OF opinion and freedom of political
action will be found in any one State
equally with all the others.