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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-11

q SUNDAY EXCEPTED0
Going North-11 rs a. m; 1898 p. IN.
Going South-7:30 a. M; S:2S p. m.
Palace Sleeping cars, owned and operated by Is
line. accompany all night trains
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y
for Peoria, Indianapolis, Lafayette and Cincinnati;
with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy r. R., for Chi.
eago, Keokuk, Quincy and st Louis West to Ottum-
Burlington & Southwestern R'y for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri and Kansas
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago & South
western Railroad foriWashington andILeaNenworth,
At Nichols, with Muscatine Division B. c, K Il ID
for Musestine. *
At West Liberty, with Chicago. Rock Island &
| Pacific Railroad. for Iowa City, Desmoines, and
Davenport.
| At Iedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division of b.
r 6 n for Independence, West Union, POstvillt
| anu McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way, Tor Omaha. Council Bluffs and Chicago ano
with Dubuque & Southwestern R'y for Dubuque.
At waterloo and Cedar Falls, with Illinois Gen /
| trail Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, Fol
| Dodge and Sioux City.
| At Shell Rock with Stage for Wayerly.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee q st Pau
| Railway, for Mason City and Charles City.
At Plymouth with Milwaukee q st. Paul Railway
| for ell points in Minnesota
| Railway, the great Lake Superior region, and all
points North and Northwest.
e. r. WINSLOW, Gen'l Manager.
| c. j IVES, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
| Cedar Rapids, lows
/ sNoTTcR CHANGE
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ONIE MORE Ar TIE CUE.
Dudiev knvnnngh. the Fx-Cbnmpion, agai
Ia the Field.

Dudiev knvannVh, the Fx-rbnnpion, again
in the Field.
On the night of the 9Th, at Maurice
DAYS billiard room In Cnion square, DudIey
kayaiis,ch and Melvin Foster bad n bout at bill
lizards. the game being cushion csroms, $50
points up. for purse OF go Foster " inninx Ia
nit,-six iunngs. wit an average Of little less
than three. On the night Of the Eth the return
game was ullysd a; Gleason \ X .yanagh's bill
lizard parlor. - Nassau street. Foster again prov.
my victorious over the old-tme f.yorite. QIite
q number of gentle men were present on the oc-
CASTOR to witness the playing Of the two ex-
peFts IN asiyle Of game when req iiTes much
moro thorough knowledge OF the table aud all
mauner II angles than the French g,tle, III
when nursins Is nov the mhin feature.
Inc game was e He'd at $40 O'Clock. when
Poster lea with NILS. lis second inning teing
wort :, ms next four producing uothins, and
his scuri IN ~ xix inning, showing two only,
a.'iust vannsh's :. IL the next four iuninr-,
however. Foster made II, hts nintn and ten h
innings Driueine hun ana , respectively. Hts
eleventh was Nprth 20 am is IN the next
five -plendiu sn"ts tnev we're. In the fifteenth
iuning Foster scurcu 5. turte or four Of winch
then standing at ~ against - Tor kaVanagh. 1--we
inLiug, more added tut Onetn ms strins. Il v
anagn gaining On his wiz" and sin his next i've
innings ostrr pItiing M 10
Al rios" Of tnr tnirii-th inning the game
stood u Tor oster, ~ for kavanagh. tue former
ouenins the tnrty hrst wi.n trili mt five
ishiun shot. ana holding the table untll he had
wrestcu w from The Norirs. his play being yer,
tulli mt indeed upti 1T, twentieth shot, wnen
hc went TO lrlsS ON asNDt winch II was collars
to cents he would make. Three uOihings aud a
SOLITARY / rewarded ~ four next Efforts The
game theu standing - To- MIN, "a for X tvtn gn.
LUIS ilau VI "a " . Augmented hN Iurter IA the
next ten innings h' Il ppinil. ana WIN II in his
next I'VE iruiugs against II Tor h wan ,gh, ths
game stood llj Tor seer, ~ Tor IA iytu gn. tne
iftirtN luniug tCir- closed. In hi I'll y-.c 'und
innlug Fuler fdprcu out - N good styl-. his
next three thning- being worm 10 more. h ava
nngn cutting up put d IA tur-e i've innings, MS
score thcn Standing at 81 to Posters l'I- kava-
nagh IN m. nay seventh inring mate good
shnts ana true. ana then ltppet ~. Foster,
" % but 30 -. went Ia Tor them all over he
taplf. getting one here, another there. m II he
hud rolled upS whcn ne broke, an h iyan .h
Eut III " handsome clay. In tn MA liet II ia
ning Foster maze the point necessary t. COM
piete his ~ re. nd iuc 4 me was nui,nod. Is Az
anaghs score hcng liz. Winners ayerAg r.
- highest iun. ~ u wIuner; by iOser,V lime,
uOGr, 30 inmates.
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wM nUrAER Drxois 1Hhs riAD
significant Questions that he Pcrcmp, orilS
Refused TO Answer.

refused 10 Answer.
In the examination of William Butler
Duncan before Register Ketchum III the bank.
ruptcy pr ceeIings a. iin-t DIncln sherman x
Co. Yesterday, he was asked II he knew that
nccep' ances issued just before the failure we're
aute-daIed. lie Indignantly replied: "Of course
don't; for such WAS not the fact" THIS a tie
ment Of Mr.. Dunctn WAS direct contradiction
to the testimony OF Judge Shipman previously
gwen efore the Register. on being informed
Of what judge Snipman had testified Mr.. Dun
can sad: II Mr.. ShipmaD's statement Is cor
rect, this Is the hrst knowledge ! nave mad on
anoS, a check drawn I" the order Of K belmont
Il Co. Tor SlnJ 3E. His answer was that the
check was Tor tue mount ,mod IN currency
for its equivalent IN gold Loaned To Duncan
sherman GO. Wn'n ASKED what was done
WITH the COLO. MI. Duncan said that he did not
question. Glt. Duncan said !" We denosited II IN
the liahk oi Tue stat OF New ORR ana drew
oar cncck- az last ~ The following signln.
with much acrmon"u, language on the tart OF
the Wines and his counsel and the counsel Tor
the creul ois Of the nhrupt firm:
liea.rd iiancock +, orl.s iohr CLERK. Is he ne
sam person W., pas pro'oi claim III tois Cur,
Y incstnl long cl'-A'
H., III e., i1W e. inlc. taase,gilin extent;
tul D1 yea N cd NJ M so"a Gg ,9gi me Mcan,
AnnN tutt he nii n1t ",iai. % from me.
" ~ l''N ll |'N ' 10" Ni't.fti iil say mat You
dout Nho~ 'iDm HhAn o. np'.ilrIIf,
A. sW inal ht ~ li np' phan n from me. or
from IhnrAu ~ 'rmHn ,nr amy mrWlrr OF me am
o. ron '.y par a. .g cs1Atr Of earn. LIDO AMOS
Icsis era CO. W4 nov ann nlun 10 disc use.
q l1clsc o. ,te .fIlu ~. ~ u oLtaiucdlt
MIR Dunrau'- counsel sirenuou-ly objected TO
the Gucatipu, hu, tn' Register Oycrrilod the OBJ
lection ayd directed Mr. Duncan T. make u ie-
ny Mr Dunc1u rrtenptorlly DECLINED 10 an
h"ri NJ pr. atnD nnd iotmicd that ne wDIl1
not give tho Information unless iog NV COM
Itllcl - a. 800, lur fNl ninltinn Wh, there
upon adjourned uutl MOulnv. ~ give Mr. u M
can an uppprt fHitV - reconsider III, do err
nlnIllIn MOI y .Mrr l--r O n tlIAn.
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waited the f1ncv. ard attracted the vc,s,,..
tnank bd-tbe imare OF the uaie man w.,t, Nv OF
ehr"es' eyes. hfonsihg men To new cxortions ~
the good. WhD GHSr n AOps to the ,l,v', q" :, Inr
dcn; VINO loved hulc children, ANA tnu"t, 10.
oidrr cuildteu N rad lies ana PARABLE. ma We
might unuersthnd. ana whO.o trial ~ ,r,.' ~
tiO"cd ulI the ntte ~ memory ,nr..i " %
the monrnful tragedy with which n y
IL was IN. n"mHnii aud not tue do.mn OF ,,,,li.
" Nhlth t"ilStla NV triLu phcd IdAe t.fr,."s
me- Nef 90 the icftumed AIN Nc, th. ,f,,, VI.
HI glad udiues. uf thchcw enthu,i SIN ~ ~
good ne had created. cane an nihe tid N,on e
W'ill' sl'hrulnt Wi,h the dry rot Of stlf.inl1r
eence. tnirs,inQ Tor SOME rfincl H. IL rN ,, ,'r
'v"c 90 IN emmy we rinC-s OF cXtstcnr.. '''
Lin ut- 's niger ON puothcr srhcreuf p,a,
u SCR al Co the Gtrmduc trires. teu,p.re", t
hnrTlnes~ Of their natures. tanrut tneu, ,,,,,,t
hr ia IA thHt 81 force. aud conquer "a tn,,t isot
strcnlth oy the mia peadmgs Of the ui,.t,.'m
mccknoss M ter OH GIi'ee. u
rue novelty 81 rign'cousues' IA m,
IN itseli bus In its ever new nnnli,,,,
to the particular uniighteoIsne-a Of Fl,
particular axe. nat all men are hfotna,.'
wno does not conccnc ~ Rot IN ~
ensIiVeu men TOO. are brothers of the fr,s
Hh. cohN lsi"n old that cdu.ci Nhit rrs,,
expenditure 81 blood aaI treasure uutii a..
nIlue ulain, lhit ". snouid lV. li,'
children; Who has not felt IN Bur iist w
should so love them a. to- cnnlu.l IS
pot ~ nass thrrhfh fnisfhuou and ' ,
tag struggles. but make the way rIe,,
m freedom from their yputh upward. Mn,
Il elruchc viii tuat MOI cause. uuti II 4, ~.
cotnl,d ana grscl out! rn.t We ~hpuldrWa
for t.e poor; wh,, DO not an ne clur 'ne. rini
wi eXhottations tych rit, whhe the, re Lem.
sew - dusOtOin ? the nist. ~ WI tlitr ghdet
sihcncOf. Mnic1 society hiisn, tNpthu up'n her
slatNing.t mtsn,ily masses " wv 'i9 vii u 10
bsiple tnd - understood an take 10 heNt.I
Inc lee uicr comet ided thus:
he wear upon mica We nave entered rl,l
our journey l. passing aw Tonight. Nhl
the uinnighi bells send forth thcif cluniufon,
voice. we wiu greet the New Year and the work
II brings. No peaceful 81 care we expect bu,
something OF good accomplished nay II sec.
Ring ont, VIVA bells, to thc Wild AZ
The u inS ciuud TIC go ~ light,
Til year - dying IN the hlgnii
Rin< out VIA urll-. ana let uisl dit
RI GU the Old ring m tie nrr.
II AZ. flishty lis. Hcr - "a suOvt
he wear IL Oins let hin
Kim cut the ia,sc, ring ~ the truc u
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Maxim $40, 900 u Yoar.

ffo'n Uf 'iftcifnd ram ififf
There sits behind n Congressional desk a
pNth, aldcrnanic gentleman, whose wealth Is
almost fabulous Ills hroalrluth /, Of sstiil
Rln,s his hat of irrepruachable -hapc and shine :
MS hpots % dear They are made by a fashion,
hhe boot maker hut not all his skill could make
thn0V drendiul feet ahaprly. 80 hld better NOT
hANo mentioned thcWl. bui IT., tat hands ;il,,
stuffed ii delicate Kids. and he wallis with al
most A. consequential an air ~ does Truce the
uu-Ny senator. Ian Pullman ear he was con-
nHlhs o. iliend The WAY his success had b,, IA
htlleNed. lie WAC proud Of his career md quito
Willing every ono ia the Vicinity shruld listen
St,d he o. Was q poor boy; iun crr4ftl r..
htld nu--cs dis own prunuurittionl. -Nep u.ii
oNi ana -,.ch He. til a lawyer mad" NJ. hi
messenger alNhys could see through q mill
stun, and Mr.. - fpunn understood uii. Ger
than hi- Older ccrls 800 lttlo hy lhtlc had III
ruulld moe, ard learned ,he tiirk- Of the iri,lo
l1WN wen, hop uN cles open AMI bN and br,
Mhcu found "a n.,o "ptuu In . NOW ncl.llur-
hood. I'd W, --- ho miehf oprn 20 hiarDh
ON for Shawn notes aul dun mutgagce lie
lu"Ntil about ~ hnu give me chance. though
WIS unN iWtliN one. ! Ir-uN ml,lu' "a lttlN
mnne' tlnl. lfi-ltiu' uu has own account iIll
10y ihr tiWe Wa thirty ! wa, maxim s.Huui a,
year iiat di'nt tuif me; knew ,ouil ,in
ntfi'r - moved t.Nln into wan street. and
bi ''}uL luntcnuN :bNuuun -lutlrca.rNcr
often Ini- lllga'in is very good hu~ncs, If
you uudolsth u II Spu don Nol had lrltcr
i'l ii alone, aud he Nnggcd his head rulrnnilv
making a. lac dura about "ltigatiu'' Iis
ennly t. that poor, innuceni itiirr =" r." ~,
fn'ir u, absurd a. an Engll,hntn', mi-pll,.ms
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THE ONO A>D MIssIssIrPf ROdD
The stockholders Indictment against the
I'rcsidcut aud Directors.

CINcINN\rI, Jan. 13--A meeting was
hello D.fe t'-day OF he tockhollers OF the Onio
ant Mis-i-sinp Railroad who are dl,s tisned
VAL. tie receui action Nhich placed that rad
in the hands Of receivers. The meeting ad pied
the following re- buttons;
h''.hel. lhlt he co'lapsc u tn COMPANY cause,
ls' apnrenthsiol tast without our prompt attention
h.ncN aSans u COMPANY ~ The ntrd stacs Courts
hoil anu creator mt hlt i the pub she r..
ports ~ TN Pro.lhrnt aud director. u the cup II,
aId iheir Nctba assurance u prosperity ultrne
Ml 'hhI either el wore utterly ignorant Of the conl.
prop gale dru.on- Tor stock gambling prodt. mi
we ." q, ne , isn,t o. e9r'ur ana enlt
lvs.v',lvh nn con rnl oyer ne sam " tue tacrnce Of
has h,rcioore, under al honest sdminisirsilon fniy
uu2n. rnirh us alliI t. nay regularly the interest,"
,nnil,propory in good scryrcshie coudoa .i,ai nye
con's *" .5 r.,a w. =" snehH.l prlyr VIM us
prospect to diSidrn Is tacscen ia the near future nov
dali ga and lpe Ahol 'e' anilou' No., II cst6
~, ri a. ". u,s r,ie, ,tendr D. 10 M uN-y
hourt' m1n'senol Tins nr'pciiY hl- cappeitv - D..
enosaig l,.ei ana say Al lrolccl i, NooI, mortgage
om' and N.sss-ippl lianrnld QUILT . ~, maintained
Ire .PpSu5as o. HS uilo,S" o nd ID on 'a or
ninn, ,Aou' be- op'n to hc hsn III SUD ~, -"
~ orGI I'"'' ~ Hhic Ne tgeoFn4 10 M p oi
rur'af men wedln-' "ans nat tGci srt he D., oir
,A r. ~, ~ rot, A. ih.ir lurci anI ro.sNiY n.
T. po1i cop{seroi ~ 6oin dra 4 oao il i,,r1I
4 go.' :, w. do nt 'aeori' c.lort % a.ob'iil, li9
ii w., pr ,".'lr' s'I En- u. NE gona ''
.l,. 'il W. rr'r't a.u', - ,A-.li. l,r l,or.
~l ~ IL" piot Gtar.' Gu' rs''. ,. n' On.
III f' ,.,,,., 'p H. d, i% a, h,,
dlrr' i'cn ii'-'nft an ftfsiii.the ..nsn II iii.
~ coap nv stas Ht1 ,ofoo a.ns =. q!
'ii "i' ', ', W., ~ '.'nf n nm lan sln'ni
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@" ta' NctT,b, while passing ths ciuulp OF
woods Al 'rard avenue eud Eitn streal. on FRI lay
eYonlag, found the bodI Of woman IN the sunw When
tetofAtrcs were anplod IN BsttiOn near b, the woman
nMus 70 sh cphs-l Jn'ncss, and rho was then ~.
~ We " tar NJ rr,Inli police station aud H. iCed m
}nhh near The store. She dird feu hours nj rrw ara
he VIA cvidenY Ger nsn woil drs ed and abO 80
years OF sc incrc wss nothing Ia the IOr Kst uf nor
uIcs. ny which IN. could 0e identified sciwab ihinks
Ma' ~. rtldstn thing about cosips fryu Iasic GA.
oea ana iVoslnz tor emp oyueat,
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OAallc Acid mud urutI,

midget Rogers. aged Is. servant for a family
IN N con street. brooSlys, While on visit yesterday
afternoon " he sister. ~ 5iG NaslrrDt avenue drank
oksllc acid ana fe from her seat de i'd She
tlt pOsoh from IL fh0rnc OF JSj Vanderbilt avenue
unuv lhe preteuce mat she needle IL for cOck ,rhr.
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AMpng the noted resident. OF Camden Y. J.
are wall Whltnin, the pOsti pr. Rc,eH Cootes author
o. the "Gamnlnr'r wife, aud other poom, Gepra Nj
ltobennn Paul l,Vston, tha swlnmar, lson Drbel
VINO SHOT Mlihcs Booth Col. James Scovc Irrcnr.s
sDr Jl@ ana II u rrpttfd tnat GeOrgc fric!, Tram
u ABOUT 10 slail weekly newspaper there.
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THE BRrDGE no BRUOKLYY.
A foot-Ietb In the Air -tuorm nus Cost oil
the structure.

A narrow little foot bridge Is being laid
or the wires that span the East river. and thou
sands Of people daily watch - progress toward
completion. This isct and the severe experiences
of last week on the ferries. with the announce.
mrnt that the bridge, which was originally to
have cost but $fO0)0O has already swallowed
s6,Ooo00, ind will probably cost Sl5.0J00O. re-
call pubnc attention to this enterprise. In 1865
Col. Roebliug estiina ed the COS, of the bridge
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Total "iuciuding all" ..................T 0O,ooO
In view Of tho tremendous ldilions to the
cost. As nboye estimated, II Is Only ir TO saw
that Col. ROohling I'D not include tho cost OF
thc land, but simply TIVE cxpcu OF building the
arpro zones. The puilc, however. supposed
that for The expenditure Of s, 0)0O0) they were
to he furnished In Jane. 1874, with fully
equipped bridge. iprrnarhes and all complete.
The unfortunate death Of Col. Roeblinr threw
tho supervision upon the shoulders Of his son
ana assistant. Mr.. W. A. Rocbling. who In 1sis.
three years after the Wort, was begun. revised
his fathers estimate, adding thereto the sum Of
$loO.3la.0i. one item IN which WIS contingent
CITES. sl6j.1,l6j. rhis to the popu'ar mind con-
veyed the Impression hat SsulLJ01 would paw
Tor the bridge. nut at that very lime sir. kOeblins
wrote us follows:
Finally. "a regards the quc.ton wheih the bridge
csn De conpc ed for the sum iotn originally estimated
iur ny nswer l. MOL lIcrcsis'd e.timIa svi mat.
t. ;p9pou,S an inerease Of Two aud half nihians
iNl'eu the cost per Ccut, or tjbOiUp.
Upon THIS b isis the work proce sded until 1870
a year after the whole was to have been thrown
open to the public. when tue directors secured
legal appropria ions for sl3.Ur,0O Aud now
the questions are, When VIII tue bridge be re d.
for user aud what Is II to cost1
In round hunters. the amount thus far OK
beaded Is s6,OJU.OUO for which can he shown two
snchoraRcs, two completed towers. and tue
connecting wires across the river. IL 10 now
said thit the sB0OLvoO will not suffice tot y
Tor tue approaches ulsO, hut that tn & IN will
W H'cut1 Tor tne bfluge atone. II CEREAL lN will
require large sums FOR the CONFORMATION of
property owners along the line. For instance,
there are In New YORK 2.3sl feet from the tower
by the river to the ter linus on tue CITY Hall
square. M there are 1.Ssi feet from the tower
On the Brooklyn size to the termn : on Wash
in9 on street. TINS includes aOout ~ lCoO square
fe"t, covered very lar.cly with huiiuinss One
Of these i the lot on which the DsVp Nous
ounce stands. pbcrs are orc Ipicd by less yald-
. oie rOlcrtier. uut they are all rising li.r,
anu a leading real estate owner csiim ties "A lar
average to he Sj.uIO LOT fOf the ~ lots. II the
following nsuios are even atDroXitn itcig cor.
rect. Il wOHld seem that the Directors ourht 10
nave legislative relief from the act which rnu-
New York : yearly contriouuon t. Sl.ODlUCl SUI
irooAiyns To s.oJOO,V. The figures are - ful-
lows:
WE shu ..... t33isqr
ii-~hu tuu itlak -. -tiiSDipi
ilf- aiv"Nu i'r appfo4chtr..... st3olO- 3.257
", hh i'suhil 80 UrN
i-n ~ lNuWN
PV"' W uH'ts's..t 900 ufp
i"'a''t'ss.s'ssssts..
In making estimates for approaches land.
lam iges aud labor large latitude l. ucca-s ,rily
ihken. II would be poor economy TO buil any |
part ~ TINS great work chenply. Ine Directors |
are men II means know what r. Ue-i. aud will |
Doubtless do tner duty the best way prac.i- |
o. Ia
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The standing RIGGING u OF the best charcoal
wire, bowsprit -hrouds Besacmer atccl, and can
sas extra heavy. Tho sails have n low huist, and
Tho gan OF the malnsail T. much shorter than on
water yacht. TOpsails arc not used. The ryD-
ners are Of wood sharp shod with steel, the for
ward ones being tho longest.
CoUHsE or AN ICE YACHT BKrORE TIM wsrND.
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In making estimite- for approaches. land.
uhniSe-. dnd labor, large latitude l. ucce-- rtly
thhtn. III Wuu.d he poor economy to bun any
part ~ TINS great work chenply. Ine Directors
doubtless do tneir duty the best way prac 4.
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South Carolina.

Mr.. HAYES has now turned his back upon
his so-called policy in South Carolina as
well as in Louisiana. He has invited each
of the rival Governors to come to Washing
ton aud present his ease. The letter
addressed to each of them. which Is pub
lshcd in our columns this morning, Is
especially worthy of perusal. because it
shows clearly what kind of man Mr..
HAYES is.
In this measure the carpct-baggcrs win
another victory. while those two special
rascals, CHAMBERLAIN and JOHN PATTERSON.
gain n new delay. leaving the door open for
the final adoption Of the old method OF
maintaining fraudulent state Governments
by the use Of Federal bayoncts, which
Mr. HAYES professed and promised to repu-
date.
The Republican journals that have been
growing over the defeat Of BLAINE and the
bloody shirt, and praising HAYEs's concilia-
ton OF the South had better prepare 70
change their tune. Mr.. HAYES changes
what he il pleased to call his mind, and
they must change theirs with him.
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FRED DorGLlss NOT slrIsFdcroRr.

w.e,,,Doro>- >t,.,l % TLoro ava about
h,,s - - ,'.''' -. v.',.,.,
- a" 49, 'i'''',y p"'''O'9 ' ,,,
W ',."i "''iS VIM WI ~ II =" '''.
n"','"' .,..,. ,p.y W. 'no'' W. ai0
.oi'9'"i,.s '',i ou ,,,
ses''ns w ue.' E'''nS ISSUING w.,
""u ., "'''i'ls " " ~, " Wv,
- '''''i',.'' ~ O'''o' I'M
'noi ''l,'"o9 On wy i,7"e"i'' A"'' "iS "i'
o'noono,"sis Vi inc 9eehc.S.
hNcep' ior poi'"'"l eh'c' ,nese ihu''''o p"-
trio'7 nave reaiIy no coInec'ioh or symp"uhy
WIN ,he coioreu people iheS look uo"h upon
the o"ck man WIN supreme scorh Tvs an IN
ierior animal. ana nave iar stronger prc>uuice
against MIN IMAM inc lowest class oil whites ieci.
Ihey refuse 10 assocla,e WIN MIN NJ AL except
when they nave n seliish scheme 10 carry OUT
ana NUMBERS are hc'cssary 10 SUCCESS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-24
TEEE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud.

APrcsilcni who was not elected b, the people having
fcen intusuratcd at Washington through processes c
fraud call upon honest men of all parties 60 rally t.
,cherln determined and rcr-sten, enor, FOR the cor
this and tor the punishment Of the
,ut, TO- he enforced through the ballot box
For tins outrage upon the RIGHT OF government the
Republican party and its cho- managers primarily
responsible, but the men who have taken office through
snch means and who actually exercising the power
~ the Government upon such authority scarcely less
guilty than they who and executed this unpar
hllclod political swiLdlc
The Fraudulent President AMI his advisers ha wing nm
dcrtokcn to orsakc the ancient OF the Republican
party AMI having invited Democrat and former Rebel
ooccupy OF the most important offices In the Cab
net propo-, to dohauch the honest public sentiment
The South by the hesowal al offices aud by an enormous
system Government subsidies to railroads and canals
hoping thus 20 complete In corruption the WORK begun In
fraud Al the time with hyrocritcal rrctcnces Of
reforming the Civi service, they nattcr the vanity o.
Northern ucor>t, 10 the end that III, great crime in
which this Administrator Is founded may b, o,eTlooA,l
and condoncd.
Against tl. complex scheme as avan.t the consrira
tors with whom originated call upon III people TO
commence Immediately campaign ALIKE mcr,ile,s amt
Icrunacipu~ W. pron-o them that from beginning e.
the end THE SIN shall never found aggar or umorou.
in this holy crusade and invite recruits itOn
every quarter to ioin in the movement
t. cid friend. and READER. body " about million
Al suuisho same number "a, the maori, M white cit.
Kcns Who IN November lat voted Tor SamuclJ Tilden
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