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THE FoURTH WAND DEN.
The House that the sister Of the Late Reidy
the BiHCk-mith OWNS.

Sixty persons called al the Oak street
police station on Tuesday to Identity the -toen
goods that were found IN the Ell borately fitted
thieves den IN james street. member OF the
firm Of A. I. stew 1T a Co., who examined the
goods. said that they we're W rth nearly 1900
THIS Is an important discovery, since It breaks
up depot for stolen goods that has for long
time escaped the eye. Of the police. II Is e-ti-
mated that u hundred thous nj dollars worth
OF tne booty Of burgl r. has from time to time
found is way 10 the place, ana been therein sa-
GREETED I'm ingeui0usl cOutrved ossts until the
tulryo- gdng h Il OF pOftuuItb to ka II way
ana soil 1t. The goods were reneray sold to
peddlers, who took tuem into the country.
The den was discovered after uIhgent search
and watching Of suspicious persons bV the oak
street police. On MOnd y two nen tiled To seal
some SILK at respectable store in The FOurth
ard. The PROPRIETOR iuiOrmed the police Inc
men, unable to sell their booty to the stOrekeep-
er, went - MARY Norey's and were Swallowed
by Ohicer keneay Then followed tue search
ing OF Alhry Ndrlcys house.
Capt, Murray sounded a wall OF room IN tho
basement 10y pounding II with hammer, and a
TeNerDeiatiun was hend, indicating mat there
was large hollow space insi G. A picture that
hung on the W II WAS removed. and behlno the
picture was door very inloniousy cone aed.
The door had no hinges, no handle, no keyhDle
IL was opened. ana there WAS disclosed clIsct
ten feet long. Two feet Wide, and SIX foot high.
Inc closet Was packed full Of stks ana Oiher
dry goods. Mary Marley told the Captain that
the closet discovered was tho only one ~ the
Kind IN the house, but The officers continued
tnelr search, In recess unIer the staircase
was 10 ana another secret closet fun Of stolen
Srtice s. and "a thlrd receptacle, likewise hled,
was discovered IN stu another pare OF the
house.
A, none OF the goods had been Identified
Mary riley was not arrested at the tiue, but
last evening ipt. Murray deemed II rrudent to
into custody. Al a late hour last evening DO one
had positively lden Med the goods.
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Highwaymen Brugiiug.

AT about ID o'Clock on Saturday evening,
a. Nj. tr.n,is A. Il ddle, lepu llic state S-na.
tor cleo, Nap " king Tdptdly along Ashland
avenue, he was s,opptd by three men. One drew
rev liver and presenting It at Mr. Riddles mead
requested him 10 surrender whatever luibles
he mad about him. Inc hers caught hun by
the coat collar. Mr.. Hiddie WAS unarmed. Tue
ROBBERS llfted his watch out OF MS vest pocket
aud side pockets were suocessiyely SEARCHED,
and heavy Load OF apprehension was lifted
from his mind wien II was apparent that the in-
YES Igatlon would 90 no further. ine robb rs
realized the watch and chain and a gold pen by
the operation, the whole worth tOOut tl26, ana
failed nv their oversight to take the big money.
The fellow with toe pistOl then cautioned Dir.
Riddle Ia make no on Crles, ana kcpt too weapon
pointed at his head uuHl his companions mace
their escape.
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THE CONVICTED PUGILIsTs.
In state Prison at Trenton-Tbc Possibility
OF Pardon Remote.


TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. H.-Johnny Clark,
Fiddler Neary, Weeden. Spring Dick, and sam
uel Cover the Philadelphia pueilist-. who were
cOnvi ted at Salem Of being implicated In tho
prize hght In this State, that result In the
de tn OF one " the ptincipals, are now inmates
Of tue state prison at this place, and have teRun
to make themselves at home. apparently having
resigned Themselves to the fact that they may
not expect any executive clemency. Weeden
seems TO take the ma ter most to heart.
and often says that the six wears he is
to serve in imurisonment seem IKE an ETERNITY,
and ne sometimes feels rs " he should never be-
hold Pull. delphii again. CUllyer takes things
coOllv, and thinks that some OF the boys went
back on him, or they would have come aud
helped them out OF their scrape. johnny Clark,
who has become n favorite with the other Dris-
oners, who cali min Handsome JACK. saws he ex-
poets to he released before bis term VI imprison-
nIcnt expire4.
II having been rumored that Judge Reed had
said that he would sign an application Tor the
reiease OF Cl rk and Ne ny, your cOrrespundent
visited his Honor Yesterday, anu was Informed
that the tumor was false.
1h- Court OF Paidons meets IN this CITY next
month. and II IL understood that the cases OF
G. ,rk aud Neary will Os presented fOr action.
From present an earunces clemency seems to
be remote, and there Is but little DOUBT but IL Z
all the men will nave to serve out their full
terms.
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Judge Bond an Old Hand nj Election Fraudo.
from me BuitltaFs sun.

When Judge OF the Criminal Court OF
Baltimore Ne sought TO prevent Tue inst liatiou
OF The new uoice BOARD apu1inted by the Cover
nor tne old bOurd uaNlng tten removed Tor
wrongs done In ON e-and ordered their arrest,
~ wen Hs mat OF the Sheriff ~hlle a"tlng Ia the
discharge Of tnelr duty; buI they were speedily
thought before Judge liartol on u writ Of haoeAs
corpus. ana hnally Tee lsed. In tnis case the
VIII ~ our distinguished ana eIratic judge 4
TO work mis-, hief, bui II " sdefealed by the su-
periOr power OF the Judge of the Court OF Ap-
peals, and In due season thereafter, through The
action Of the people In making n W Cunsli tu-
ton, Judge BOND was let Gown from bis JIdiciAl
position.
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IHE COURSE or TRUE LORE.
Anonymous Lcncrs breaking ID n Match
The Arrest OF the Letter Writer.


Judge McAdam was requested on Tues
day TO order tho arrest Of Mrs. Johanna Fox 81
l53 Avenue A. The petitioner was fair. slender
eirl Of twenty, with large gray eyes and he w
dark Drown hsir, the daughter Of Morris Fox.
retired merchant, OF 80 T. .st ninth street. II
was u suit for SANDER. The Sheriff WIS directed
to bold Mrs. Fox under bail. The order was
served on TUESDAY evening.
Mr.. Fox married Mrs. Johanna SchaDzer six
year as. hs bs'nD ~,d scr 'v''h rhiiiron aud
she protesting to have obtained divorce from
her first husband. Schanzer Mr.. Fox was then
In business. and having some con foversy Wi
his p rtner Mr.. FIX disputed her husbands
assertions and sui ported his partner. Tut pro-
voked contention m the FIX household. and tho
eldest daughter. Mss Amelia, defenIed ner
I .tuer Z in-t rcr steomuther. 4 SEQ ration fol-
loved. Recently Mr.. Fox learned tba his wife
had not neen divorced from Schanzsr. aud
thereat Mr.. Fox instituted proceedings for a
formal decree Il divorce.
MIR. FIX OR schaul'D answered that sne had
been divorced from sen inIrr by "a JEWISH raobt.
demurrer 10 this answer Was Immediately en-
tered.
These facts are preliminary End correlative to
the suit for SANDER tn 4 has been instituted uy
Miss Amelia agdi ist Mrs. FIX sch M Miss
Fox speut all tns last summer t. Pmadelpuia,
much the tine bciig with tho IA uilS OF MI.
JUL IA Biumg, ten OF pa Randoph street. liis
brother Adolph B,ungarten, mrrcn ut OF en- r
lOtte, :. C., N-ited the Centenuill tx thit on,
HI making the quhntance ~ Miss Amelii.
was smit;en with her cnirms. After same
bappy DAYS In Philadelphia Adolph reformed
home Intending to make Miss Fox I'll, wife.
| Cor espu ndeuce ensIed. and soon a proposal for
her hand wa ccepted by Miss Amelia.
Mrs. Fox Sch MGR he rd u tue engagement.
and several ANONYMOUS letters were mated 10
| Adolph and Julus Baumgarten, ana In these
| let ers Miss An liza was accused Of unchaste ne
! hVil hen N Pans year go. These letters
were writ en- In August and september jul IS
| la lmeAitrn. sIsp5cu1e tine author to lie Mrs.
! Fox Scharler, diI not Give them any attention A:
| but Ad Jpn, the absent lover. insisted upon
breah I'M 40 the engag mcnt
10 indicate herself MISS Amelia his sued
| her stepmoiher Tor S2.O0J damages. Mrs. i Y
! Sch nzer mas admitted that sue was the author
| of the ANONYMOUS letters,
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FIGURES THiT CANNOT LIE.
A Clear Democratic Majority In Louisiana Of
from Eirht 20 Tea thousand.

Wishing to convince myself OF the prob
able facts con -eTnirc the vote In Louisiana, In
d rendently OF anything In the newspapers,
referred TO copy II the "Congressiunal DIR G.
TO "" ty Ben Percy Pcore. tlerk Il Pnntng
Records for Congress. Hggregated tie returns
thcrcfrom tine copy being tie second euitipn
corrected up to Jan. -. 1850, md fIund The
vote on the election Tor Congress In ls1i 70 b as
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Northern Settlers In Florida.

In Volusia county, where the Democratic
frauds We been reported by lying Radicals, the
facts are, Volusii went 8lT Democratic majority.
over one third OF the settlers OF this county are
men who voted The Radical ticket lD tue Ten
precincts Of that county.
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mink that m man living. With honest and
upright intent, will refuse 10 acknowledge tnat
the 4 rrgolng nRures. tike which balance you
plea ilars the matter praCtic illy UeVund con
trovels'. lct. perhaps some would not believe,
though one rose from The dead To be- r witness
~ the truth. INVESTIGATOR.
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In the third edi ion Of the Congressional Di-
f-ctory coffec ed UP to Aug. l.. $50 the IN after
ST inds lutte ON .rehtly, because between tue
les ing Of the second and thlrd editions the con-
tested election tetwe-u MOrry, Republic and
Spencer. Democrat, hal been settled IN the
House Of Representa'iyes. rtstate ia ful Tor
the sake OF clearness:
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sGisttlltnJlI.

(ANCER New treatise; how cured without kli1
Nor poisonous minerals DIR. slODDAAD IVES,
ltth st, \ \
hlNORCEs. qWct'. any state pay when Ill
Nur 3D. send for circular American Law AsrncH
No. II Astor lolse.
NOR HAIt \ marble IN ella counter 20 frrt luugt
Il al o btr Nd hAtures complete, p feet long AP
ply 10 EDN ARD FLR.ERp mmluN II Co.,.
VT-E B4rbour's Irish FaI Thread ltS'n s anl ne
u test
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%mustmtT.s.

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OLYMPIC az so Sa0tB VAT F" 4.
Col WILLIAM r. stNN Manager
ADMISSION. ISc.. s5c 6Oc., 7Sc., and, o.
EEsEEvEE6 SEATS taxlfsEEsj. 'no e cksrs
'kEE93E ysSAEHA Sgo t tRsf5 |.
MISS s MA!ilE T KIN sHI NAE
sCANhoN AND CKoNlN.
j ME s II ac s2sSD
cnAgLESS ,AliIzoSA.
MISS LULU DELHAY.
NED ami WILLIE
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
IT, the THRILLING Drama, entitled
HOME AgAtNt
OR, THE sAlLOWs RETURN.
MATINEE TOMORROW (SATUROAYi.
h9u-r s s sy e. Saa ssa =;
LAST THREE PERFORMANCES
UNCLE ToW's CABIN.
The thousands disappointed thr iuynthe imponbinty
Of salnlng admisSoa 70 !, theatrc ye,tctday siler
ED sps SSns 9Tns 1t i've e the openos S the
So9rf at esc ,,orm,nSs w as pre- en.
tlOn.
UNCLE TOYS yys CABIN
1oMoRRo w-MAilNEE AND EVENING.
Last perform inces ot
UNCLE TON's CABIN.
MONDAY MKT. TIE RlS 80 STAR
MISS LkTIlE Al IN,
In the new nd powerful emou n drama,
GRABBED ACE. CRABB u AGE.
GRAINED AGE. CIR ABBED AGE.
Boz sheet Tor tR NBBED ACE now opeO.
SUNDAY EVENINO,
GtINORE's GRAND co CERT.
IILMOPh'S GRAND CONCERT.
GiLMORE'S GRAND CONCERT.
rI'nE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
BROADWAY AND 18Th ST.
Open daily from . A. NJ. to 10 r. VI.
Tue Wonders and Beauties Of NJ urine Life
LIVING WHITE WHALES
Ten Thousand ocean Marvels.
Ten thousand l. tKt and RIVER Lurio1iuo4-
Mammoth Monster. Little Fishes.
BIrds Of tue Ocean. Flowers OF the sea.
New FeAturcsi
sKingiyo" or Tripe.rail japanese Fish
Rare Spotted COdlinkl
Int tigrnt al, and
thousand varieties OF AnefnOne
MarvcllOu, Fish.H ten z Din rtIn mt .
ekatesi Snark.i passi PIX , Gari Plckerell
Cnucr PrUmrna e Concert every afternoon aud even
ing direc cd Dy Harvey H. bod ORTIZ
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WHIrE srAR LINE.

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MAX ADEIER'- NEW hook,
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Pronounced nv All who have expressed m cir
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othv7 Teccut Amercsn puDir vim. y Sing 70 It's
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It viii ind favor vi nrycrs n other books fail to
receive, FRO-l'S
lNlMTTABlE ILLUSTRATIONS,
OF which there are large numper ntrudlc q through
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ARTISTIC BEAUTY,
combine TO kr tho cArnpctt uAnd oluest wittiest
All BLs SELLING BOOK
IN tue MARKET
j. NJ STOOD ART co. Publishers.
72j lhe,tnu -, 4 ladolphiA
AGENTS MANILD.
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prrilIIl AollttI.

nISFASRS OF MEN. Nervous ny. ard Sln
dre affections spc illiY per tnenilY cured NJ
HENRY \ DANIELS, NJ. ID IA LeAilEt1a ava ar
sbth IT. Hours, 3 fOj
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j GEt At TRUNK LINE
AID VNIl TED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Train. leave NeN urK. via Desbrosses and Cortland
si- ferries ~ follows;
fxprrss Tor Hlri- urs Pittsburgh the West ant
south, With Pullman palace cars stt'cned' $3.50 \ NJ.
4 an $50 T.. VI dtUv,
For VI Transport Lock Haven. CORY ana Fri NJ 80
j Vi. connecting 40 CORY Tor Titus. 90 o frtru 'uI
Centre; and the oi regions. Tor Nnlanspou su'
Lock Haven. =; 70 A. NJ
For BnlumUrr, Wt-hin ton ana the South, "Linitci
ashl,g'on kNure " u IN imam prior car, d ty
excepi sunray, p:}0 A. ~ arrive NJ Wa-hinFt ~
4; or VI kggui'r at $40 a NJ H. o. anl +.
Eanr,s- Tor Pailmc.pnm. 73o $50 SO (o9o imi,pD
lrso \. NJ. l. .. I. q q $40 q T.. NJ uud /, uI'nt
SUNDAY. $50 \ NJ. & ., '.@ DAD . = NJ. Emirlw
snd s' c lnd Ciass. + L. 81.
Accemmodatlln for Trenton. NJ 2snd 40 T.. VI
fur trims 10 >cNafk, Ehl!lrth, lhuWai. Pfirrtin
Trenton PERI AmnoN, flculnt on lc'li &C. md
otter polnts see loo srhouu rs nh Ice, so ulN ',
Trains arrive IN r. e. ufgh.. go an lp.w "
anu 1910 4. dalh ,inl0 IS. 81. AM $500 T. " i.iiY
cHneg, M9ndY =, ~ Mas.nns ,h, ,6'lnn,,r@
o3o e59 \ A. From i lai"lpuh ht" ego o@e
100 A. VI. $50 and 10'2n T. ".
p, lirAet ONCE, go az pa nroeiva', ~. l'"i
lou e. anu foot uf nt-hro-se- ana turil Indf si-.
Court ST., BtooSyni IA, lu ava us Hudson ~
bosch depot, Jtr,tY CAY. Emisrant UcArt VA y
No. X Bntt ~ lluce
FRANK THOMSON. H. NJ IOYn. fR
Genera Manager Cen rassrl GER Aren't.
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AnstIntilOn.
soaL0 all Aulnl.

co Writing, nthiy, bookkeeping. nf''h-
% ulctc. sprng. compositiou. ~ eacn quarter y,
IAlNE'@ tulrgr. az Bow ~ mp town PSI hthAs
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tlrg GoOos.

~ EII"S Fncl IA socks q pa. : { n VI 90 Poe pnr
IN bret quAlfy Keeps llAeu IN rae ntuuk"rchlfts
fOr EentlenIcu 81 30 per hOx \, 25c each VERY nae
KEEPS ehir,s, 81 NrOAdw >.
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WILCOX & GIBBS S. M. co.,
Shanuoats allo Rallroloa


PEOPLES LINE steanboat' for Alblnv.
~ SlratO and the West leave daily (Su1daY4 ek.
'cpted) at6P. NJ Per Al. H., foot OF Canal t.
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AOrsts, tarrn9ts, d
Sttturts.

4 COOPER Union free lectures Tor thc people IN
The grt AT ball Al r. NJ. saturday, Dec T. the lee
ture VIII ne delivered nv Fhfuels Barnes. &. r. "
Planned, \; j. on " rae Modern Locomotive" mus
trateo WIN lantern views. Ilckuts be- had era Is
At he ONCE Of tIe Cooper Inun. Aud ~ q va Nos
Uranus bookstore, ~ Murray 81
A. 5. HEWITT
Seer 'tGry.
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Ssolnas panRs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, sth av, corner
~ of IAN si.-l nere, co nm ncng ir m me III ~
each month. Assets, f3dlnpdl VI SutpluHi t4al,'
Oi7 so. RlCHARD II. BULL President
{. ". BRtScKERHoFF. srcrcA y.
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Cost uno touno.

G. REWARD. Lost mi laid on sunday, the
- > 20tn inst, accr hcatr Of stock. The nnder TO
Nhom the cert hcatc can ne OF e,rhy yalue, viii
receive tnet ~ the and " In cash for ts
re urn to J. H., Office OF the sun.
, 1876-10-06

ment over to the doubtful friendship Of ths Dem.
tcok wlth tlis c'Imea Of unrepentant ireason.
mndc their Organization and start nnow, except
united IL by mon Of both part!es aud then tho
Tho eonts.t for @ Governor in III. State lies bo.
Tween E Mcn. BENJAMIN Harrison and tho lion Jnnes
I. Williams: Gen. Harrison WIS Union soldier.
sp1endid 'nte4lect I'D safned IN Ill tho ia~ @ Of
e*at Int who Eon'd dignity the ot'ce. BIT. Williams
syI1csd 70 spfcial .pattiotlsa, WHO indeed stooi
VII, b: party Indiana, and that party on thc
te.ee q ae'iTe t,eato iIls qualifications for shq
eeded C led 70 b. greatly .below lbs requirements
St S,, thsa eaatea place Politically and poi.onalIy
w quA!nehttons compare most unfavorob1y with
those OF Gen. Harrison. for whom 1 shall cast NY
a;us My : Se % e9 IL S ,1x have so'fn T.
Ing 0tecnback men Of Democratic antceedenA
a are IN the Independsnt movement and tlese are
what continue viii hcr leader. and ai ,cran IN e he
ne sS,asi ny :ss :s; VII
M.fHass'np 3, s. ss;'y View s1sn so!
crnea. We're the people moving from both the old
equal good faith 10 tho Independent party, The
case wo9id be wholly casngcd. Such II MY view
e @ Inc s,tnation. and by thts view an gorerned.
w4lear71, 'iinl ill.,, Oct. 4, 1875. A. " "Ah'''''
uHAuTHonzED ACTION CT TIE coAMTrTxK.
lND1ANAl'olts, Oct. 5.-At a late huur To-
nlxht, Mr. 0i1cnlan, Chairman Of the 1ndepend-
cnt state Central Committee, authorizes the
statemcnt that the action Of the Independent
character, aud Is void, uo call for such meet
lug having bcen made.
, 1876-10-06
Tildon Robbing the Workingmen-.-
Running a Flourishing Penn.
sylvania Town.
Bleeding IN Iron Mill, and Depop-
ulating q Thriving District.
Tilden and the Iron-Mina 0urrenoy-Non-
Payment Of Labor Debts
INDIANA.

A BOAfR-EETT,T,
TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOVEMENT
ABANDONED.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Ort. k,-At II o,c,oc.
to-nient, tne Independent Statc Central Com
mtttco no,nlunted Judge Henry Harrington, d
Inltanapolls, for g Governor, IN place Of tl,s
also passcl resolutions dcnouncIns
Mr.: walcott as traitor to tht
independent party, and charging him with tay.
Ing been corrupted by tho Republican party.
the nomination.
ANOTHER pEszR71os.
Ezra IT, Hayes, tho independent candidate
for Congress In tile Fifth District, to-day also
declined aud quit tue race.
The following 1 Is Mr.. Waicost's t letter o, do.
cl'natton;
=: 4: 0lltman. Eg;, cAatrn'an Of tAe lade-
1Mdf St Gsrdt SIN; My
work Of nuanc!a reform cannot At tho coming Stats
s ssye s t. s s1
reason, qncksned, ~ their reason should be, by
n!sirEscas suffering: Put yesI few men q any
:ons ct tc% eaSs bs bcei. aad da .,e s ID
AcIi1d tLeInBGlyfH TO tue Independent Grepnback
patty but on tho contrary thcY arc among tho most
Astre wuEkers In the Demuctatic organisation.
The psmoerasc party T. a. dlatInety aud poslt'vo-
hacks ~ a permanent currency a. Is tho national
Republican a'.lka !. organization, 1sn'i;a| -,
out caee a lie t%o sGs a}s. o sass
t!on, and felcnd{neea 10 tho grccnback by
tho national Democratic party IL falsu
profoaslon yet this false false profession and the
strength Of party pFejudees ase holding alnost tho
Cut{f6 mASaoH Of thOA0 who In former tnas bnyr
voted the Democratic ticket atlll In that party;
while, on tho contrary many men In thea 6tAts who
have hitherto been moro or lcss peotnl.
nent tn tho Kepnbltcuu party have moea
EARNESTLY and zcaloluly devoted themselves to tho
work Of building up a now party OF tho people iu
the cause Of financial refoEnl and with thcs1 lurgo
numbers Of men Of Republican antecedents havu
Independent party. u now constitutcd, cousiats
mostly Of men Who aaltla fron, tha tarria ops.
uou, have been aud nro Republicans. '~
1t IL ttnt thrro aru many Democrats IN tho Irdo-
pendent organizations, bHt tho number IL compare.
tlyoly l!mIted. Wer1 thoso who profess to 10
grecnback men, both Democrats and Republicans,
al trno to their professions II would b. the duty
ysrc in thsir noble work; ha. only when only u
division OF tho Republican purity csn result feom
causc, and iloicat may Fosult 10 thc ISpnIltcan
party. no Republican Gun fayorably Contemplate
such result as matter OF prpmodttatod purpose,
Not until the people vi both nastIos hays suffered
sufficiently to emaRcpato them from The
gsnzattous can tho Qrctuback caHso
succeed. Tho pconIa Atu not vet dIscin]ined hy
their alye1ftcs. Present success IL hopeless and.
fhcfcfpfr, Mr, Chairman, l Aendct TO YOU N thu
, 1876-10-06

4AH ~. - ~, "MU AIa tnA sAHoHlcAEs AND
0"ASH 4hh mnisA' AZ laniAHAtoLls'
1xn,.u. ~, - s@ TnG ~ - 4ss t" IT, 1,,,,.,,
bcpnn arrtyjnr tast uIrht and continucs .'or,,,'s
At iotcryoi. ,,ntH II, o'c1ocl, th. r,n~rtna T,,'
two.tiind. ~ I'm ,o,ntic. ~ III. a.e.o 5
ronrssan.o;, ~ ,nas,oma.s ~ 49, ~ .,' .o "e'o
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, 1876-10-06

POLITICAL.
A Bombshe|I In the Camp
Of the Indiana De-
mocracy.
Their Confidence Game with
the Greenbackers Ex-
posed and Frus-
trated.
Withdrawal Of Wolcott, the
Independent Candidate
for Governor.
lie Urges His Republican
Followers to Unite ON
Ben Harrison.
The So-Called Democratic
Boys in Blue at In
dianapolis.
A Crowd in Which Thieves
and Roughs Are Remark
ably Conspicuous.
Northern Indiana Assemblies at
Elkhart to Hear Bob In
gersoll.
Letter from Mr.. Blaine Vurther An
imadVerting on Judge 0lif-
ford's Decision.
The Latest News from 0hio.--
Everything Augurs Grand
Republican Success.
Tildon Robbing the Workingmen-.-
Running Flourishing Penn
sylvania Town.
Bleeding an Iron Mill, and Dopop-
ufating O Thriving District.
Tlden and the 1ron-Mine 0u7enoy-Non-
Payment Of Labor Dehtz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-12
FOLITICdL.

The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal mildly speaks Of
Senator KEYS action on the Mississippi question
as a gross and offensive blunder.
Coke, the democratic Senator from Texas, is an
other of the old sort. Ia speech before his cleo
ton he reviewed at length his career as Conted-
crate soldier and declared that he would repeat
it, should the opportunity offer.
The Connecticut democrats already specu-
lating upon whom they will send to Congress in
place Of Mr.. Barnum. The Hartford Times thinks
Mr.. Nathaniel Wheeler of Bridgeport would be
the man.
Senator Boutwell, says that the Senate Select
Committee ON outrages in Mississippi will not
start for their field Of operations 10 that State for
week to come. Having finished the examna-
ton of ex-senator Kellogg of Louisiana, they will
examine Senator Bruce and Representative Lynch,
both of Mississippi, and some others.
The New York Express denies the report that
Mr. Carr is to resign the Speakership, upon the
authority of ex Surgeon General William A Ham
mond Mr.. Kerr's consulting physician. Dr.
Hammond says Mr.. Kcrr's health is not in an
alarming condition. He is suffering mainly from
the effects of overwork, bat his nervous organiza-
tor is unimpaired.
The coming democratic convention in Ohio is
likely to be the livelest kind of circus. The
fun has begun already in the county conventions,
and the whcle State is in uproar. The imitation
lists have taken William Allen as a club to demol-
ish Senator Thurman with. and they are at present
ahead in the fight. Fourteen counties have in
structed for Allen. Thurman has hope of secur-
ing delegations from as many more, and the rest
IN no fou0ht for