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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23

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relied upon for uniformity ia strength and
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
How 1t would have Settled the Late
Contest.


The Jefferson document just brought TO
light, if it may be accepted as representing
the final views Of Mr.. Jefferson, shows
what be believed. Had this paper come to
light at the time Of the grave troubles 10
making the electoral count last winter it
would have had great weight in deter
mining the manner of settling the plan of
arrangement. The paper as forwarded to
the New York World by the great grand
daughter Of Thomas Jefferson was in that
statesman's own hand writing as follows:
First-That the certificate of the Execu-
tive Of any State should be considered con-
elusive evidence that the requisite number
OF votes Lad been given for each elector
named by said Executive; and
SecoRd-That when for any reason the
vote of one or more of the electors Of any
State should be judged invalid, then the
Senators and Representatives of said State
should decide by their own vote how the
vote or votes should be given, and then
decision must be accepted as final. Fol
the decision of this question limited timt
NOhO nOul " duu Nv hOhCS ohOulu OO aiiOWON
This plan would not have been, in poin
| Of freedom from political action, any more
satisfactory than the Infamous to plan
10 the first place, it is evident that the vot'
of South Carolina, Florida and Louisian;
must have gone to Mr., Hayes, precisel!
as the electoral commission gave them
Then would have come the decision of tn
one bogus vote from Oregon under tn
Grover certificate. This would have BEEF
left to the decision of the two Senator'S AM
the one Representative from that State
The Senators are divided-Mitchel bein
Republican and Kelly Democrat-an'
the single representative is Democrat
so that under the Jeffersonian plan it woul
have placed Mr.. Tilden in the White House
which would have been more in accordauc
with right and justice.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
RAPIDS CITY LETTER.
The Farmers Fair Aug. 29th and 3oth
Mining News.

RAPIDS CITY, ILL.,, Aug. 2lst 1877.
For the Argus
The Collier brass band of this place has
broken up. l do no know the cause, how
ever; the village should have tried to keep
this band in operation as they were just
beginning to be fine organization and do
good playing.
The Golfers are forming a club to play
at the Coal Valley tournament, Aug 23rd
aud oath.
The Zoe townshippers are going to have
fair of their owe this year, on Aug. 29th
and Both. 1t will be held two miles lack
of Port Byron. Now is the time to feed
your biggest pumpkins, squashes, etc.
Dolly ten per cent Of the prize money will
be reserved as entrance fees. No liquor
will be allowed to be sold on or near the
grounds, but we wouldn't bet that there
won't be any drunk there AL the same. "
Z. Williams received a car load OF
powder Saturday from Lake Superior
Powder Mills. L. s., Mich. There were
only 400 kegs or about 1000 lbs. it is all
used in his mines.
Patsey Donnelly was before Magistrate
Pena yesterday on complaint Of his wife
for assault and beating her. Dounelly run
tue lnluR 10 suit nluSeilS duu vas nu0u p
and costs. If he INDUCED in half of the
profaue and abusive language accredited
to him he should have been fined and com
mitted until his ine was paid, for contempt
Of court, but perhaps he had no money.
Saturday was pay day here, and in oonse-
quence a little mill was insagurated IL
Mrs Barretts place of liquor traffic, but the
row was soon quieted down. all the parties
probably not being full enough to screw
their courage up to the sticking point anC
stand up and be knocked down.
d. l.. @.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
Proua Of thair q ounrnor

The republicans Of Pennsylvania cannot
be very proud oftheir governor. The New
York Sun says of him:
The federal troops are still kept 10 Penn
sylvania, at the solicitation OF Gov. Har-
tranit, to guard the state against any dis
turbance of the peace by coal miners, iron
wOr kers, or railroad men. Hartranft is
anxious TO have the state fully and per
manently garrisoned by the federal govern
ment. He cannot depend upon the militia
OF the state. He cannot trust the militia
with the preservation of order and the
maintenance of peace. The state of Penn
sylYania under Hantranft's administration,
cannot take care Of itself. When Hartranfl
is turned out, and proper nSn put in his
place, things will be different there.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
BRADLEY'S EXTRAORDINARY
VOTE.
Turning from Right to Wrong Between
Dusk and Dawn-Aliunde Joe's
Reward
From the Albany Argus.


From the Albany Argus.
The exposures by the New York Sun of
the way in which Bradley, the unjust
Judge, turned from right to wrong between
dusk and dawn, on counting the vote Of
Florida, has only confirmed in the people g
mind what everybody believed before. No
one has though for moment that the ia
mous--or infamous eight decided honest
ly in behalf of Hayes. The pretence that
there vas even a semblance of right to his
claims is preposterous. The corrupt car
pet-baggers at,the south, the INSCRIPTIONS
leaders who had managed the republican
campaign, the desperate railroad and sub
sidy jObbers who infest Washington, com
bined to keep MIR. Tilden out of the Office
to which he was rightfully entitled; and to
do this. after the preparation of crime
upon crime, they obtained Bradley's vote
by the most extraordinary means. Brad
ley's is the Judge who astonished CHIEF
Justice Chase by turning the property OF
the Memphis Ell Paso iroad over to the
Texas Pacific; and his record altogether is
so odious as to corroborate the statement
that these Jobbers thronged his house un
til they induced a change of an opinion
writteniin behalf of Tilden to one for Hayes
There must have been some strong rea
son impelling the terror-stricken thieves t.
this course. Was il only the fear of Til
den? Did they simply count upon the neg
alive favor of Hayes, or did they expect
him not only not to prosecute them, bu
entirely to favor new schemes Of robbery
At least, they have escaped the scathinl
exposures which would have followed Til
den's Inauguration. What the future viii
secure for them remains to be seen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
Excursions TO the Rocky Mountain

Excursions to the Rocky Mountains
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road has arranged with the various rail
road lines in the country for special round
trip rates to the Rocky Mountains, aud
has secured the following rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Canon City, Pueblo aud
return: from Kansas City and Atchison,
$45; st, Louis, $50; Chicago, sos; Quincy,
$50; Cincinnati, $65; Buffalo, SIS, and
correspondingly low rates from all points
east, north and south. These tickets are
good for 80 days, and to stop at all stations
west of the Missouri river. Tickets are on
sale at all principal stations throughout
the country. This is the new route to
Denver through the garden Of Kansas and
Colorado. Send for maps, circulars. time
tables, etc., to T. J. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass Agent.
Topeka, Kan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-23
AlEore Important On estion for schurz.

From the Omaha Herald.
It is not Of half the consequence to know
whether Carl Schurz received $500 or 81
500 for campaign speeches 10 PennsylyaDia
as it is to know whether, after agreeing in
the New York conference to support Tilden,
he bartered his faith and honor and sup
ported Hayes with Cabinet position as
the price of his treachery. For further
particulars inquire Of Gov. Muller of Cleve-
land,
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From the Richmond Enquirer,
Secretary Schurz having expressed de-
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lie is reminded that his terms are five humid
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Murunl niaaatisfaotion

From the Pittsburg Commercial.
The Cleveland Leader, says that Carl
Schurz is not satisfied with his position 10
the Cabinet The coantry, too, is dissatis-
fed. -tA
National Republican., 1877-11-22
John Il. Coughs Lecture,

The seating capacity OF Iinroln Hall was
t,oted last evening on the occasion Of tho opening
lecture Of The \. II. c. A. course, which was dolly.
cred by John Is, G1ugh, the eloquent temperance
advocate.
Mr. Otis r. Ireshrry introduced the distinguished 4
orator In u few wellchOfcn irmGTks, In the course
Of which lie ielcrrrd TO the remaining lectures OF
the season, show ing that none but the b0st talent
were engaged pnd concluded by hoping that there
would bc as large audiences were present. last
evening
Mr.. dough! then proceeded 70 eX piaIn that the
LytCuTn Bureau 1t Boston had represented Ill pre-.
ECnt lecture us one Oh reforms ~ the day. Not
wishing IA appear in inlsc light. lie stated that his
intention wa To shO" the ircsent sspcct Of tenn.
pcrlnCe reform, aud such wRs tho title Ut hi. dis
course 70, tlrr evening His GUordote-, "f which he
has an inca 2lnu,tlhle nnd, WPrG always 10 the
point and the best NRy TO d'SSlrntS the "liuCI ="
j. 10 sp'ni an evening Vita '"luEh Whenever M
DprDriunltyuHt Before clo.Hg, MT. Cough stated
that the hG, often 'Scn nskph him II he hpd 40 ap.
petite for lquDr Ny way Of reply to such QuuN, Dns
he cited mi inclir't which occurred ~ him on
1I,A',1y Higlt in 1IUi'ou, ~ J. After he hal hn.
sh,d hL, lecture nnl ret red T.. the night wnlGr
hUckytl at his door, aud tn hl. wife OIssuinE H.
he! ry" fu upon whl,ky CorklNn which the boy
aid had been ord, rcd by u mend with whom he
had CniNcrsHi tor u -hOrt E'lC bvto!u gpl'g up
,lAinl The cocktail w'G scIt down stairs aud The
lecturer lhdUsCi LUd shat although tempted he had
not RllCn through This he RaId VA rNiLIHtiy a
test II, 10 whether his temperance principles Hcrv
practical.
lie then sarc hi, opinion of the various t-lnISr.
ancc movement Ihrughuut the county, rlHt,ug
that IhSTe wCrc too mduy U.gI'uiNtiOns aud thai
tlay CA,hCd with L.vh u,hcT. The concluding
portion Of hl' lecture WWs Grdn',sCd tn the voting
inuu pTrsrut, hdmOnisE!ng than agiin,t moderate
driuGInP, AMI hr pictured the different phA,gs OF
the dn'nLArh lie III u graphic MANNER. The an
frequent ouLursts of dpplauSc, and ever! ono went
hoinc satisfied,
National Republican., 1877-11-22
GIORG ETOUH NEVIS.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.


by rirer-Schooner Kitty Ann, Lnycook, Alex.
nndria. with 2ooO bushels Of wheat To E d. Hart.
ley; Schooner D. Brindr, Brown, Piney point,
with 80 bushels of wheat, tn J. q. Water.
BB cdRr,- lbM Golden Rule. with 100 bushels Of
wheat NY raj 10 the saiue irm.
RIVER FRONT.
!trrfrWs-Rordcn MinirV Cnmpany's wharf
ssrh.nrcr Carrie ilolmcs. Lyman, Fall River. to
lUad c,al
Ray wharf-Schonrcr Frederick Fisk. Kenne-
bcr river. n load cual
Gilm"r. Meredith 4 Co.'S .'swharf-schooner Emma
Arty. iTnl. New York. u LWi coal.
cClrd-Agncw's whnrf-schUUneF Brman Blew,
New Bedford. with v,al
Roy whrrf-srhHncrs n. II. Jnncs Smith. War
rinT. with GOA; Allied W. fsk. Kelly, BOsth', Will
'",mnr Meredith 4 Chs wharf-schoonets WI.
iMm Is. 'ianhOn. BOardmnn, Sumcrset, win coal:
W. d. Hilton. Il nhcr. llubukcD with c"Hl.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
r. T. Gcrding, Of Astoria, n. " Is st"pping at the
West End Hotel
Paymnster Fawcctt Of the ChcfRpeake and Ohio
canal Company, yesterday NId the employees ~
{ = nd Of the canal their sslarics for dc ast
month.
Yesterday morning the ,tcam packet Maryland,
u cd hy ihe president 0f the canal company, let
man the board of dIrrcInrs and other of,iccrs Of
the canal company. Whn propose making an IN
Spcrti"n nI The caIial hanas from oenrgetnwn TO
Cumberland. This will bC the lust Inspection the
directors will make this Eass,'n The PARTY eNlsCt
10 arrive at Cumberland saturday.
Captain Mouse, of the cnuul boat Sarah r.. Has.
scit. cnugh! the thumb OF ,he left baud between a
rnr" and what Il known ~ the "hcth iron ycstcr
day tnnrnng and had n portion Of II rut on.
1ut~dny night o man, hamr unknown. while in
Eate Of intnS lcHton. walked upi the canal above
the aIueiuct, and would have been dr,wut-l had
II not been for some men who happened TO be
standing near and " hO rescued him.
Canal bnnis continue Z arrive In large number,
tt the present time there are about one huudTcd
bouts On the Georgetown level, lPdcn with coal.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

--Roolc sends New York papers in advance.
THAT Husband Of Mine" has bought
kouse On q street.
still they continue to fsll-not stocks, but
horses on IN" avenue.
We'll, what will you do2 Give your old
ovsrcuai another trial "r fix mp your linen duyter
wiki velvet cillr for the winter
Those dark days arc upon us when in the
experience Of tie topper IL isa little t,- wurm for
whisky punch and Il litt!c LIu cold for bcrr."
In spite Of the earnest prutrst, printed IN
crc RFrH BIiCAN nptiI~t the iisNgurrincut rT The,
corr;dIrN OT thu Capitol by stEuds uf nj dC-ctIr
lions, they sin remain All cyrspfc u the bCh hcr
--Sincs November there have been 23i
male aid 2l1 female apGli'puIs 1T The Labor TX
change. The mates are principally lihrrrt-,. while
seanlstrcs.cs are a 2lu' IN the female department
Yesterday morning about ten o'clurk u
fir was discovered iu lSttcrsIn's wo aS IA the
comfy. The neighbour aud police suCrcr.led in
ext'rg'li,hins 1t before any sertUus damage was
done.
TIL" sCmi.anuual monthly MEETING Of the
Bnrh Of Fire Commissioners was held last even
ing, but no hu,ingss was transacted other than tn,
reading Uf fnppratioEs for positions In the depart,
ment
The pound party and miscellaneous en-
tertainncnt announced 10 be- EivCn at Mr'auIcys
Hall TO morrow evening for the benefit Of the
ladies Aid society uf Capitol ulii, II postponed
until next Monday, Sith Instant
The awards of merit for defamation yes.
to-day at the Franklin Male Grammar Sphoul
were reGrtNel 10y the tnllOWlng: George a. stark.
weather; subject. " The Fireman" William Coats;
subject, John IIcury's Dream" Carroll ". smith:
subject. falSlin aud Mnek."
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon a
enlorrd man named William l. Ward carried 10
The Fourth Precinct sutton still l,orn male white
child which he found at the Cprurr OF sixteen,
and u half aud u streets northwest The coroner
gave certificate Of burial.
Thomas Osborn, L,m'.ing laborcr Of the
District Improvement allowed his want OF cash N
knad him ont Of the paths Of honesty TO such an
undertook To sell H. but was caught In the act and
tnid to the police station on upper Seventh street
% bold mlcrcu,Ir.a wlth Jnd % smell this Jrning.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Acton ar.
rested Jerry Johnson. q wellknOwn cnlOrni thief
while in the act Of selling set OF harness tp a
cuuntrynlan for s.. lie was taken to the station
hnnSc, where the harness was Identified by James
=. Mari rs 1t that WIS stolen from his stablr q
few nights since. Johnson II wanted on several
other charges. and his Interview with Judge Smell
this morning will probably result In lis getting his
dsspTts
National Republican., 1877-11-22

Col. Timothy I.ubey; Commissl3nerof,h the Wash.
ingtUn A.! lum, states that there Is no insurance
the hos pitnl, aud but s2 90 the inan build.
Ing 81 300 Uf which COycrs the In,cndents house.
lie recommends that the sum bc changed US fol
luws: Main building, G.OJ0; Mtcndents house.
sI.pD: hospital, $500
The Tnliuwmy permits have been issued BY the
Inspector % build: Thomas Fairfax, one twU.stOry
brick on sCcnmd, between And II streets south.
west, ,2bi john Dillon, two twu-story hricks, IN
alley. betWs9u and q and Secnpd and Third
streets southwest For Tel.rlrs: e. Il. Jewell, back
porch, $50; A. N. Wilson, shed, Sll2.
The Assistant Secretary Of tho Treasury has
transmitted 10 the Commissioner schedule OF ue
pistrrt securities received counted aud dasnuye,l
by that Department since March "a 1915 The total
amount Is S2i67l's,iG.
Mir. J. L. Barbour, or the Chariot Company
desires the aniting Of their claim Of $50 fir
aiuount Incurred III UScaygtng IN irpnt Of Lhr
cnIGraly's priGrIy in GeorsvtOwn, Ne sVOn ~ con.
veutGnt.
The engineer reports that orders have already
been given tor the repair Of the break In the Wafer
Nty,t Eowcg Of ,itOrictown. Tho work can only
10 done Oh sunday. when the mills shut down.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
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