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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-09
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

Cd Our business exclusively PIANOS and ORGANS which
be whole and attention to this exclusive trade Thus
where others sell from five to instruments week. sales
often numbers single that better afford
sell at 10 per profit than they 20 and Is per cent
Sd You be better suited here because always get just
what want stock always kept full and complete well
known this has the largest most complete and varied stock to
be found outside of New York, that if
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16
GEORGE W. DUPRE.
Chairman.
VIM. J. HAMMOND.


f
Editors N. o. Democrat:
Street gossip reveals the fact that
there is q doubt in some Conservative
Legislators minds about the working OF
the process of impeachment. AS the
lawyers say, let us look up authority,
and, best OF all, Radical authority.
On the 5th of December, 1872, the
famous midnight order" of the in
famous Durell was issued and executed,
and on the 9th and 10th of the same
month q Legislature was improvised
and impanneled by virtue of the bayo-
net.
Now, it became necessary to improvise
q Governor in full sympathy with this
Legislature. Warmoth was Governor
Of the State, but not the Governor neces-
sary to complete the conspiracy Pinch
back had been Senator in a previous
Gov. Dunn, Warmothhnd his partisans
had been elected President of the
Senate, when he became er-oticiO Lieu
tenant Governor. But at the date of
the grand conspiracy he was .f,nctus
o0ieio. Nevertheless Billings carried
him In, and he took the place Of Presi-
dent of the bogus Senate
The House Of Representatives of this
same Legislature was presided over by
Lowell, the immaculate ex-Postmaster
and member of our present House.
In few minutes after organization
articles of impeachment were presented
against Warmoth these were pre-
sented to the Senate, and Pinchback,
with force Of arms, took possession of
the Gubernatorial Office and proclaimed
himself Acting GOre1nOr
This Is history, Mr. Editor, recent
history; and II the impeachment of
Warmoth suspended him, then the
Radicals can't complain Of Kellogg
being suspended In like manner. What
is sauce for the goose ought to be sauce
for the gander. LAST DITCHER.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16

tee must lay Immediately at it's door the primary
responsibility for the many abuses offences and
crimes with which this report is so amentaby
replete.
The Governor controlling that board as we
have shown. cannot shift his extensive share of
the responsibilities.
Your committee are of the opinion that the
PHI which was passed by your Honorable body a
lew days since. and which is now before the
senate Tor concurrence. contains the most ample
remedy Tor the cure of the great evil we have but
feobly sketched We end with an earnest horp
that the bill may soon become law and that
the Metropolitan Police and its present odious
board shall bc abolished forever. Your commit
tee further recommend the printing of the
record accompanying this report in pamphlet
form. In such number as your honorable body
may determine.
GEORGE w. DUPRE.
Chairman
VIM. j. HAMMOND.
Mr. e.. IT, Hall. a member of the committee
was suddenly called away from the city owing
to the dangerous illness of his wife Tho report
was not then ready.
In the prelimi innry consultations Mr.. G. J..
Hail agreed in substance with the ideas and find
ingS Of this report and we have no doubt of his
signing tho same on his return
(SignoU GEORGE W. DUPRE,
Chairman.
VIM. J. HAMMOND.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16
1MUSEMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. - The ecu
Glove" was played before a fair audi
ence last night at the st. Charles. Mr.
julie Keen, in his Dutch presentations
was very good, The plot and incidents
are thoroughly dramatic and made tc
show to advantage the talents Of Mr.
Keesa. and Miss~ Adams. This youne
lady again won much deserved applause
for her dramatic talents. At to-day
matinee Prof. Pepper will, for the bene-
fit of children, give one of his wonder
ful entainmentss, the subject being, "The
Philosophy Of Light and Optics" Sat
urday night is set aside for Mr.. p.
Gleason's benefit. Our friends should
not forget 1t.
GLOBE THEATRE new programme
at the Globe draws; last night, as
well as the night previous, the house
was crowded, and dcservedly SO. The
entertainmentiis nC'olla prodrida" and
calculated to suit the most varied tastes,
and was we'll actedby the company
GRUNEwALD HALL.-Dr. Hans Won
Bulow, the eminent pianist and COM
poser, gave his first concert last night
ut Grunewald Hall before II large and
appreciative audience. The execution
Of Her Won Bulow is simply perfection,
and the singing of Miss Lizzie Cronyn
was DOJn SWEEP anu Impressive. 10
night the second concert takes place,
and we expect large attendance.
The WOoDHULL LECTURE.-We are re-
quested to mention that seats to the
Woodruff lecture at st. Patrick's Hall
on Sunday next, Goth instant. can be
secured i'm advance at nj. Elic's, 153
Canal street AS there is no extra charge
for seats thus secured, we understand
there is already quite II rush for tickets.
ACADEMY OF Music. The first Japa-
nose matinee takes place to-day at the
Academy. These wonderful artists are
the town talk. If you have not seen
them, to-day will be your time. The ad
mission at the matinees, remember, is
only half price. Their performance is
the most extraordinary Of any troupe we
have yet had in our city. They remain
only this week, and will probably never
return to this country, as they are on
their way home.
Next week the much talked of Kelly
and Leon, with their troupe of opera
singers, burlesque actors, negro min
strels, etc, make their debut in New
Orleans at this theatre.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16

PROPERTY HOLDERS UNION. The regu-
lar weekly meeting Of the Central
Council took place last evening, Presi
dent Mitchell in the chair and u quorum
present.
Mr.. Bartlette read protest against
the action Of the Council in adopting
Senator Whites bill on the pre-
MUM bond plan. Received and ordered
Spread on the minutes. Mr.. Handlin
offered his resignation as member OF
the Legislative Committee. Accepted.
On motion of Judge Duvigneaud, the
Council endorsed Mr.. Wiltz' bill to au-
control of the drainage work; to pur-
chase the right and property of the
Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal
Company and it's transfers, etc; and a
committee was appointed to present
their action to the Legislature.
A resolution was adopted recommend
ing to the favorable consideration of
the Legislature tie proposition of
Messrs. Farrell, Boylan and Manning
to police the city for two years at
$500, 900 per annum.
A discussion arose on the reOrganiza-
ton Of the Legislative Committee,
which terminated in a resolution con
tinuing the committee as it IS. Ad-
jOurned.
While you are in Carson, Nevada,
drop in at the mint and see the bullion
scales work. "They are so delicately
adjusted that the difference in weight
between a gray and brown hair from
the same persons head can be readily
determined, a recent test showing the
difference to be two-millionths Of a
grain
The attention OF pareuts and guardians il
called TO the card Of Mr.. Geo. G. Preot in another
column. The University High School under the
charge of Mr.. Preot, with his able assistants
presents to those who have charge Of young
minds an opportunity for the finished culture OF
those minds all that could be desired. Mr.. Preo'
gives references who can satisfy the most care
full guardians. Read them
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
By the Southern and Atlantic TELEGRAPH
Company.

once: corner Grdpier and CdrOndelet streets.
JOHN b. LAFITTE. President.
Il. LELoUP. Manager.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-16

To the Ho. the Speaker and Members Of the
House II Representatives Of the State of
Lousiaa:
~.
, 1876-10-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.

AN uEbtAsED OPINION, YOU KNOW.
CHARLESTON, Oct. N.-Ihe President Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. has united With the
Asshodlst, Catholic, and Episcopal Bishops, and
ieatia9 Presbyterian, Lutheran, Baptist, AMI
Jewish ministers, md Presidents Of nil National
aaa 40 other banks III Charleston In an address on
tic condItIon Of South Carollna to the
people Of the United statcs, which de-
mes m tlas Tue whtto people OF South
Ga'Gilita IN atc lisloyal or dtsaHcctcl TO
ate y United statcs Government; that my part
cannot tc duly enforced witlin the limits Of The
s'ate; a; That any lawful calse exlsts for Federal
@!en,ere!'ce; thnt the white people OF the State
~ ~ Unaffected toward et,lorcu people, or desire
~ MniHnge on their political or civil righta; that
.se se fllle clubs III tic State arc combinations
collisions tho White people la bave besa ths s
tssss1eszora.
, 1876-10-27

a,,rnf n nm RI nf I'm .u,u,nsr Il, lila rott,Vo at
sp"' ~ ,1.a @ u a.aa ~" "uas u, ',,s @ sosug' ~
thc Utateu states eeeM6 to nave ltad M
effect on his pD..tical prospects, unless 10
,lnmaoc linn, . ,,n, lin Fioh, -, h,m i, htot,iv
"ts s,e'' I"''9 W. "'s's ~ ''''t - ''-''J
Democrat who euitl, after hearing Tihlcn's al
dress 10 tho Social i;clcnco Convention ut is
from atup,pinp tl'c co.,nlry. II l,o were to
show himself from Oregon 70 Florida thr lie.
plihlfcans need not spend dollar IN the eal1.-
paIgn.n Another psot,lucnt Democrat fur
nI.lcd biting arguments against tho grcut Re.
cntntv scot. fhn r,rfcr;,m, ia tu,,,,.,
c,mm,gh ~ ,ro,n,so .I,u ro;,o,n,,t,',, =,
= Dc'nocratlc towrs''fp: The enthusiasm
tT, consequently, ..o,Ic-shfct. Fur Thu state
sa ~ te t" sSsi aes S5s sty ne AZ s
tl,an indifferent. ,
The grrnt demonstration nf tho campaign here
spcaknx ~ he sy;cs sof and Wrelor Gia% IT Il" a
county rcspondStl to lie general cal, nnd Turned
nm imposing line, TIE Er"at gathering Mt tlc
equally euccea*ful. The personal nnp"inIlarity
Of Mr. Tlt!cn In nDTlHc ttsAens the political cum
motion: Eysry man. wG'nan, an,i child !. partI.
setiously ~ lad. o. %. IN every town you viii
=, saratoga County = an mnestant factor ~ thc
il icy holds the halanee Of power;, Montgomery
was sa 1 ~ asa '1s sg sEH nn1 En
Dcmoctatlc n!n1o1itf!ss twice rince is72 which
Womb haFo rlaccd Democrat 70 EoAErcas b;!t for
te stcndinSss of tic sa,a,ova Comfy vote T!s u
uYe. II ia u The better class u farmers:
Mafsen County - to tlioroughly redeem iiselE
th.s Iaa! IN ls1Z y eayc nia nta.ty l:Nlo maJnr.
ity nver RSFnnn; M Twn yshFa ihtsf through thc
apathy or the kcfnhcnn1. --1n which thnae NJ
, 1876-10-27

Tildcn & Co. that Inyoluntnrily appeared when
ever S,taM Democrat read TOR Heard rcnI), a
short time since the statement that Mr.. Tillcn,
after n conscientious ami cx'austtug mental
eifSrt to scc through the intrcaclcs of tho In
co1nc-tax law, Ensu It up, md went 10 the
Asscssor anil begged l,n 10 tax him at ills Ills.
crc.Ion, Offering all tho help his confidential
clerk could gles him nhout Ills Ihroinc. 1Iuw.
ever low down Southern democrat was he
conld appreciate tho lluinor contained III that
statement.
The clll1or aays: "NobodY must look In our
columns for cnmraig1, swUrk,' either In the way
of scucc or Speech" There llayS been about
twelve or thirteen numbers Of tin Walton pub
lIAlIcd since campaign work commenced, and In
nonc nf them can he found any adverse erltcIem
upon tho Democratic candidates or campaign lrad-
era but many effective puns Of them, while every
rIn that not only Republicans. bnt Democrats Or
tsnut'lGrn Ku.klux, have cpmm!ttcd has been
cl,lsct upon the l!spNnlican party II tant Isn't
From tho dny lint TiIlcn wa. nominated ths
Nailon flAs been eteatlly throwing ia influence"
fnr TiIdeu: ad, i ho !. elected. The editor nay
a SS e ,e' s " q sas etet eei & Ho' ' "'
sss u 1T s on S .,s II IL n thS Mspa
twsfdc Of III. .r.tioas Tone of tic nont thought
fui ncn IN thc country" wl!o hes ''ha.dy senis a
lnt, |" sum II up, has about dee'dcd q vote for
ridden. bccaisc,. thnngi there's tio doubt thas
}es Sf;, ,fs Ss e,e @bt Of s aety
ready" ''has ,nate hlntsclf name all oeer tat
nortaU y ~ nn able executive olllcrE and foe Of
followers 10 reforus, md 10, they ar. reformed
Now II The Drmocrntlc purity was In the sllshtcss
degree. better than thu tcpubitcun, that talk
might mean sonnethng; bnt tho eolcnsn truth Is, 7;
'rHss'; %ss o. ''PsSn!9s
"dc,rc" :" for reform, thut 10 haa overlooked the
s 1 sya, has a9 31 fn II sss.sed
sn1 s hf;sfft 81; Il s G1sait G1a "h' That w'' tho
: c. @!s t!ea,sive; :paf: q ,s .sins . b fe:
thort lime m ago 1"n was ssf ; :paTt M of tho
il fairly. an open gue.tlnn whether be iii ieeause
''Cursptfon' was tsasrueatle tn him, or hccauee
his Instinct taught him e leave HInkIng ship in
~ mnncs tesl suited t" his own interests, 1ust az
Chandler d 60. niunngc theirs. II le really aud
hgucstly reformed. they surely VIII.
!hs Isar u tic 3 KSpacltesn can m prrty IL ne!s jus'
e e Isesms : whit ut i It. '% Il &c N'G Demo;
loyai enough to share rsn to Government With them
nre decent anl loyal. there viii probably be. hu.
! formed 10 share the Government, but nop The al.
Tentative !n to hand over our Government 10 thu
unchanged sonth-that failed to taka possesslon
dung II by fnrce u brains-os leaving It In the
hands of the Republicans, who have, while IN thci
hands, preserved the unon INTACT, leefsncd taxes
aiminsAed a". the nnhlic debt and established TIT
There are, no doabt, aome thieves among them
hut since We bare but evils To- choose ninong Is I
patriots. thuusi possible thieves, rather than &
sure tEnitors, nn1 as well rs poss!bls thiovaaf T.
, 1876-10-27
Davis, and Martin Howard, The Continental
Gloc Club sang several campaign songs during


tho evening.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
:: a meeting Of The Republicans Of Tho Fourth
lag ut No. 1!ol milwaukee, avenue A large
reprcsentatfon Of tho war1 Was present. nj.
August stellhaus presided, and the meeting
w. sa by Nj william Stanley WIG ad
ot tho campaign % they affected tho working
man; by Gen. 0. L. Mann, Col. George Il.
D'ayts, ' and others. All the speeehcaweFe marked
with spirit Of casnestness and directness well.
borInE-mcn.
THE FIFTEENTH WARD
Republicans had q good meeting last night at
Charles Greiner. .presided. Speeches were made
in 0crnan by Louis Nclko, Conra,l Fotx, aud
Eugene slttlg, and ~ English BY Gen. Ilorneo
Ih9mas, Capt: I. NJ Ryan, and others. A great
mess and neoundrels from thu shcrif1,s office,
and clcctfng a man-John II. ClouRh-who
would sec that tliere wus no more drawing Of
5urles who would convict an honest man and lot
sympathy With such sentiments BY vocifcrous
applausa
THE SIXTEENTH WARD
Rcpnblicans turned out In good force last night
presided, Speeches were made by Mr. Hawkin-.
shp; the Hon. " Wtliam i yocks {. I. X.isms,
fsaasss seaas 70, e,as ns State senn cnss., m15sa
Gen: Iornce % TSo1nas, candidate '?iasliisi ioss thoi
Legislature; ". s. 9crtbner, and others. They
al' waf1n,y; tt,aorscd the Republican ticket now
IN ts 1sl and BY thcr speeches created m.s
movement Of tho Municipal Reform Club, whicl.
he said was doing norc In It's efforts to split tho
party to help the encmy than could we'll bo
xaon an saaf e % Ss eonvsn
ttuns by which the candidates were faifly and
, 1876-10-27
NEW YORK.

"' oos'gyA sT.T.. IN TILE CITY AND
. spteta, co,,tspoaaxnts ] or 1,1 rrt,,,,.
Nav YoRE, Oct, ea.--stuce tin cl.ction in Tn.
dhna tai'e,l 10 cxtermtnatc ths @ hones of = the
Democratic, tho political situation IN lila g,ato
eoou,es Of great Interest ~ tso "ntiro @ coun.rv %
New Yosk has 81 votes in thu FL Elec,ora, Co1tccc'
sad whichever Of II. prr.finntta1 cansiJae.s
gaius these Is tu a fatr wav ~ NJ him, % e1octsd-
not necessarily crrtan of s,,cccss % i5,t ,hoso ~
Sotes Will help him Amazingly. !. Inv IAN IA Nav
York golns,'' has tlcrnfora I.como nv" ,,,sst,on
II tnatona. tcres. nn,l fmnar,anm - = H"s - sa,a
sspuhllyans, tho ELECTION of Tlde,, h.con,o. m
nnssthhy LIT 10 no. " w,a. % s,a .%au"ao Jso. ars
outslsof to C,,c. ~ Na,a vi, vi, s aaa nsoa,, s
In the Stats is Rcp,,blIcau IT, ,sra ~ ,ha T ,nta,
itts oi The stato was sas ~ :" ~ .rh,' o g." t
Dig rercyca 4,5so, ~ W.; - H. a ua.a ..s'.
aud in ls7 Il woa 7cs r, atn '' g,' so.o W.
VII not tul1 short y, % m m 1's ns,sa,,a 5ss,
n ls7t, Tilacn was 1,u, e'stc', Iuuruy. hsra,,s.
ehe temperance c.non. n e'eesea saa,. oee1oso ooo
's'ns uni mainly genublcan I ,a'1 u1ao 1r,.va,cc s
voted agalnst c,1''' Gpv m,1 '1% gt,esaaee,
Great apathy auonr In n.,n1,oau n "as s,ass n'so
, 1876-10-27


DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 9j.-rlie Railroad Con-
ductor's Life Insurance Association continued
business today, mud elected n. D. Waters, OF
the Hudson River Railroad, President; N.
Spain Jay, Of ths Memphis S Little Noek Rail-
road, and Hurry Mounts, Of tho Jctiersonvile &
Indianapolis. vicc-Presldcnts; Joseph F. Gull
hertson, Of Columbus, Secretary and Treasurer;
J. ". Moore. X. J. snlvely, and o. W. Merrill,
Executive Committee. Atlanta. Gu, Is tho
place of next injecting.
, 1876-10-27
THE CANVASS IN CENTRAL NEW xoRK.

uEN1so* EoEFe1FVs0k"t0 o 1M4 1Fs8Hs*s
SARATOGA, y. y, Oct. A.-Saratoga Il q Re-
publican county by FROM 800 to 2. .o00 majority.
III 1874 It gave Dix l,Stl more votes than II did
Ttldcn. mud last year the figures were almost
identical. From tho present state OF feeling,
there is no earthly reason why Hayes should
havo less than a,000 majority. Whatever the
cause, nowhere have found more open dlsrc-
sueet aud dislike for tTlllcn. Tbs fact that la
, 1876-10-27
OUR DANGER.

TIE DUTY OF REPUBLICANS IN THE EMERGENCY.
7" ~ hdfor e3 7he Tribune
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct, ai.-1t is known that
the State of New York vas carried for Seymour
and Hoffman IN 1s0S by tho cold-b'ooied return
o. o. @oo mauanont votes from m,,1 New 1ork clty.
lms ~ ihaen and A"ceut ilueh a,'a ApsW
carried the State Tor b'gelow Inst fall In pre-
election Of President next month depends upon
atc candidate. and ts II sunposnlla thnt ba will
.cruplo to resort to tho sa,nc means In Ills owl,
t',a % rces,.tra,on M ~ M ,n,c.tcs ,at moro t.,osso,
sno .ess.asun 'Aa'..s.s sn". ,oio so1os'''
The State, on q talr poll, for President, Is Re-
punl'can W eo'uo eoso ma!ot.f' Lincoln L,ncoth enf,
vas ai less, - because rs t tho Republicans '' wers
Ia 1s,;s, with tho aeknovledsed frsua Of 80. 600,
seymour only earfied tho State by 10, COO. Tho
orin better trim than now The old War Issues NAKED
and simple, have been forced upon them. The
hesa of Their aeket 10 w!noar ,, spo.' - nopn@s,
Is sno,s o. setupaious as to mems. In short, thers
Il m wy I ls I 2Us . ,e sse n s
Inst four years rs 1t did tho prcccl!ng twelve, It
nryer noii.d al lafra strajsIt vote a. tlInt into
IL Wni Thry vnSs EsymnnT 4l0. o0o. It il
trmu. but I'd. f}t|l of thcm, have bccn ptoycI
fr"uiuirnt. and if further nrnnf were wnntci
ti,rie vnts In Kernnn In IH7n fnur vrnrs Ia,rr
VIM hui nhomt ;uj5. O1o Thev rave 1'ilIrn aid.
G0p IN is7I but S, 600 oi thens woro Liberal ise-
nni,ilrar votns tTac fourths II ,yhirt, viii H., cnst
{nr Way", t.Ha year. yMsi. xats AZ !ast ysm5 ~ fos
isircio'y vas swejlca by fraud beyopd a,5 doubt.
~ Il was ah'ut M1;. t,atl srasn,t iiir,s 4ao t3
atnw thnt thor WI" ,as iurFsnaci IN Tho III tomr
~snrS a. ,nn", A. tHs I}enri,1lron ~ anI ti,sv nTa
ssti1i n ma heh,nis VT T,ien yn,ys IN viii
carry ti,o State or move cut OF it.
so"th hovinv h"cn soiIdI,ct Sor ths ranse ~ sn.
eecv hv rnanre n" EnrtI il "a i" @ rhr"ic1 nut nr
, 1876-10-27
FIRE At suIrthND, MD.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2o.-Thts morning
the residence Of s. Taylor Suit, at suttlsnd.
Prince George County, Md, was destroyed by
fire. The house was set OF, fire ID the basement,
aud a family living In the uprer story narrowly
escaped being burned to death. Luss, $50, GU.
, 1876-10-27
ILLINOIS,

nt.....a - a..,k.u.
SPhtS0f1ELD, liz, Dct- Sh-lhe hon. " L.
Phillips, Republican candidate for Congress In
this district returned from Scott County this
afternoon, wlero 90 mas oceh epeak'he 'nls
week, ard, after an hours rest, started out
again, and speaks this evening at Salisbury,
IN this rounty. He is making lie upst thor
onsn usa s'so'uua .' ,a5 @ r,I.,. -. M.
trict has ever witnessed. Prol. Turner, Of Nor
gun, the independent candidate for Congress in
this district III 1874 has now pronounced, in q
ltps, Is well as for cullou', uud numerous other
leading independents are following his example
III support OF Phillips. AL this llas alarmed
spsnSe' ps,s t,rowm to 1s | IN ths s
lastly %l5nua"h @ LIS appo'ni,s sp,o tis,,a IN n tus ~
eInsy, aT Evv ~ tro,sH.t,t ~ose au tl..r ~
te nDpe .. fr,,n ~ III iasst tut ~ han
moey 1s nsf to ronoatleci on t Grsentacker, @ even
o. agast tac taae slofI,.n5. Ill., @ se sesnGes t1,;es
We n ann "Sa.'ne ,t tos s t SSans 'Rs
W. twr Gvs'y par, VI t,ro ,u tn. s's
s It ins SasS' oerasioned ID" eonsidcrable % con-.
!,lent IN ~ Gaia1at .i,a d,s.,et nn aat uI
tc State Iei1sa Io.ns.ce H. takS 10 'niett TIT. y
~ ts uisefa, aet,s q. ~ ntMsa t1as ~
cam @ ne vasia, ,a na. Ghs IL ao 'n1a ri 1ninE a.hs,
WEE. mn haSs n.Enmhen ~ sasIy W. & uIttMa, y ~,
ana VIII Gef1alIly uo SO; ~ Moulu ncip II LIZ
Cehtral Connltteo %ouau seIu US ao@ speaa'
st. u lcs'o uus ,,',I .,,
nignt before saeGtnn anu promises .mo ae1sat
q springer W tnllliLle., tAs OemuElHy ase
already seriously ntafhcn III LUG pEospeet u
sucn result, uin nPlmEel HAs Sin!Ssal!es a.
work denouncinR, Prof. Turner 4nu otaer lntle-
penuentS ~ DblGllt over ny thG itePuDHeans-
Svraai nfsposeh to 4, ans Tribune; ~. ,
SfR1saflELp, ~, oet. -o.-one ~ INC laFE-
Gest, lt'l ecrtaIn'y most enthusiastic, meetings
Of this campaign, was hcia u use ~ hePn1icah
nnt soE n A H. drs..oI ..sI HIM. h,n,.
JGHu nAAts, o1 nei!esrs!o. ~ ~ aualsSscu @ % hil
ScII ESPECIALLY 10 tHc ljeWutFatst OF Hnon tuelE
were very many present, and coRclusiyeiy argued
That true democratic principles tasofigs. ana
doctrines wese ohly to DC ieunu N inc isehnp-
nntl Culture. liberty, and lrGetloHl. Including
frtc speech, freq press, free ballot, anu National
G9Vcrnmeht. Iheso ilatlnhal priticples wet9
al dtsrcgafdcu anu nagrantly outraged
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, 1876-10-27

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ADRIAN

Rpeetal D&paleA 70 7ns 1ftaus4
ADRIAN, Mich, Oct. ad-Very largo and
enthusiastic Republican mass-Meetings weEo
held here to-day. Senator Ferry spoke At tho
fair grounds tllls Afternoon to- m Immense
crowd from various parts Of Southern Michigan.
Tonight Senator ChrlstIaucy addressed 2.o0o
, 1876-10-27
TIE "NATION."

10 sAs Editor of TAs Tr4buR4.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Oct. a5,-1n the last uumbc. Of
the New York Nation, tho editur "risrs to e1-
plala " why ho works tor Ttldcn aud votes Tor
Naycs. tbs explanation rcads lIkp joke; it
will nrovaka tha sama sMila upon tho Lace OF