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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

During the past week the last mort
gage against the REPUBLICAN Office
was cancelled. and for the first time
in many years the Office is free from
encumbrance and is the absolute
property Of the publishers. Next
week we expect to put in new press.
To do this and pay for the Office has
taken every cent Of money that we
had, and we have to depend on our
subscribers for money to pay current
expenses We have hundreds of dol
lars due US, and we hope that every
man who owes US will send US some
thing Immediately. II you can only
pay US fifty cents. send that amount.
Don't think it will do us no good.
Fifty cents each from the hundreds
who are in arrears will help US great
ly. We are doing what we can to
give you good paper, and we hope
you will not forget US now. Remem-
Der, we are compelled to pay out In
cash each week thirty dollars. and We
must have money. We are willing to
live almost on bread and water for a
Few weeks to keep even and give you
good paper. Friend, try to do
something for us. every one OF you.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
The Election Tuesday.

A heavy vote was polled in Ohio,
Indiana and Iowa. Iowa gives
thirty thousand Republican majority
over Democrats and Nationals COM
bined, and it is believed elects the en-
tire Republican delegation to Con-
gress.
Ohio elected the Republican State
ticket by $4,000 majority, and it is be-
lieved Republicans have elected half
of the members of Congress, not
withstanding the gerrymander that
was intended to give them but six
members. In indianapolis the Journal
says: The indications are that the
Democrats have carried Indiana
by an increased majority. 1t
can hardly exceed 1900. The news
from the Congressional districts is
exceedingly meager, but it is BELLE
we'd the Republicans will hold their
own, and elect nine out of the thir-
teen members. The race will be very
close between Sexton and New in the
Fifth district, and also between Han
ma aud De La Matyr in the Seventh
district. Hanna's friends were very
sanguine as to his election at 2:30
this morning. The result is doubt
full, and predictions amount to moth
ing. Solar as heard from the Repub-
licans have made decided gains in the
city of Indianapolis, and the Repub-
lican county and legislative ticket
will be elected by pluralities ranging
from 1000 TO 1900.
Baker is elected to Congress from
this district by over fifteen
hundred majority. st. Joseph
county unexpectedly gives a Demo
cratic majority which ensures the
election of Garoute for Joint Repre-
sentative. The Nationals cast large
vote in the State drawing more from
the Republicans than the Democrats
They will probably hold the balance
Of power in the Legislature. The
Republicans gain a member OF Con
gress in West Virginia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

1t seems now that the Berlin treaty,
instead of giving peace to Europe, is
likely to lead to all surts of complica-
tons. tbs thought that Austria will
gradually drift into a war with Tur-
key, a ministerial crisis is threatened
in Italy, Greece seems determined to
assert her claims as nation, and war
between England and Afghanistan
seems inevitable. The objective
point against which the English cam
paign will be inagurated is Cabul,
which it is said can easily be made
one of the strongest places in Central
Asia. The Russian journals at st.
Petersburg volunteer the information
that il the Ameer of Cabul is defeated
in his tilt with the English, Russia
will occupy Afghan or Southern
Turkestap. As the Ameer will be
defeated, this is but another way Of
saying that Russia will ultimately ad-
vance her frontier to the Hindu Koosh
Mountains, and that England, seizing
Afghanistan proper will not object.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
.292 MAJORITY !!
Has Ashley, for Sheriff, and
1S6 Majority is what
Tescher gets for
Treasurer.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
OF 1876 REDUCED 100 ON
THE STATE TICKET.
A Large Greenback Vote Polled.

A Large Greenback Vote Polled.
The election in this county Tues
day was a surprise to almost every
body-a surprise that the Nationals
or Greenback men should sweep por-
tons of the county, and get scarcely
any votes in other portions-a sur
prise that hundreds OF Democrats
should scratch their tickets and help
elect Republicans to Office but such
is the case. The result shows that
the Democrats of this county will no
longer vote<lor men who are not ac-
ceptable to them, simply because
their names appear on Democratic
ticket. The Republicans OF almost
every township did well, 236 majority
for Tescher in Bourbon shows the
estimation in which he was held at
home and the immense vote given
Tescher and Ashley in the different
townships of the county shows what
can be done even against large odds.
We went into the fight Tuesday
morning with a majority of nearly
six hundred given the Democratic
candidates at the last election staring
Us in the face. That majority has
been largely reduced, and had the
Republicans of Polk, North and In
wood stood by their colors and not
gone after false gods we should have
almost entirely wiped it out. Hon.
est Fred Tescher, true Republican
is elected Treasurer by almost two
hundred majority. John V. Ashley Is
elected Sheriff by large majority.
| the remainder OF the Democratic
tickets elected by majorities ranging
from two hundred to five hundred
and thirty. The majority for the
Democratic State ticket will be be-
tween four and five hundred Re-
publican gain Of about one hundred.
The Greenback candidates are not
very far behind the other parties.
We hope to give the official figures
before going to press. The county
should thank all those, who without
regard to party helped elect por-
ton OF the Republican ticket. These
men have shown true independence
and will never regret 1t.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Quite perceptible earthquake
shock was felt early last Thursday
morning along both sides Of the Hud-
son river for distance Of twenty-five
or thirty miles. At West Point ev-
erybody was aroused. and:it was
thought the powder magazine had ex-
ploded. At Garrison Station, oppo-
site, the Waterman first supposed an
engine had exploded in the tunnel,
and started with his red light. The
shock was also plainly felt at High
land Falls, and people got up and
walked the streets. At several other
points houses were shaken, windows
ratified, and persons awakened out of
sound sleep. The shock was accom-
panied by a rumbling noise which
lasted about half minute.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

dating the debt by paying it in this
irredeemable currency, We consider
the fight as nearly over. We do not
expect to hear much more of it after
this political campaign is ended; but
If the Greenback party, so called,
should poll an unexpectedly large
vote, there maysbe final struggle
for reputation in 1880. On one side
will then be arrayed the Republican
party, reinforced b. honest men of all
parties, and on the other will be the
regulators OF the nations credit
and there can certainly be but one
result-the triumph Of honesty. But
we believe that with the resumption
of specie payment on the first of JAN
uary next, the contest will end, the
greenback will be duly honored, and
those who have been fighting it and
the government for seventeen years
will retire discomfltted from the field
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
A Goodbye.

With last weeks issue the under
signed severed his connection with
the REPUBLICAN. During the time the
Office has been in the hands of the late
firm, it has improved in every re-
spect. Especially is this fact in the
mechanical department, where new
material has been added and other
improvements made. For job print
ing, the Office now e.rcels any in this
vicinity.
The REPUBLICAN is now entirely
free from debt, and Is on a firmer
financial foundation than it has been
for ten years. J. W. Siders & Co.
will continue its publication, and to
them the Republican party and
citizens of Marshall county should
give a cordial support. For many
years the paper has done more than
anything else to keep alive Republi-
canism in the county, and under the
able editorial management OF Mr.
Siders. it will do even more in the
future, and it is only right and just
that the party should do more than
it ever has heretofore to show its ap-
probation Of its efforts.
To the business men and citizens OF
the city and county who have of late
kindly favored the paper with their
patronage, thanks. 1t is to be hoped
they will not only continue this, but
in the future increase it, and by so
doing. not only benefit themselves
but also the REPUBLICAN.
All accounts due the late firm are
in the hands OF Mr.. Siders. and those
indebted to it are earnestly requested
to call and settle. WALTER PIPER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
The Republican Party aud the Green.
hack.

Before this article is read by the
public the elections Of Ohio, Indiana
and Iowa will have been held and the
result will be generally known.
Whatever the result may be, it will
have much to DO in determining the
status of parties In the future. IL a
large vote is cast by the National
party, then that vote will be increased
in the November elections, and we
may expect that the Democratic par
ty will be swallowed up by the Ma
tionals. If, on the contrary, the Ma
tlonal Greenback vote in the States
above named is less than has been
anticipated, we may look for the sud-
den collapse OF that party, and for a
general change OF policy by the DEM
ocratic party all along the line. Dur
ing the canvass just closed, both The
Democratic and National parties have
tried to convey the impression that
abe Republicans were fighting the
Greenback. 1t would seem that it is
hardly possible that there are ia this
country any persons so ignorant as to
believe such an assertion; yet there
are men OF ordinary intelligence, who,
under the excitement Of the moment.
and deluded by the mad cry OF the
Nationals in regard to hard times and
contraction, have been made to be-
lieve this assertion, which an hours
sober thought would have dispelled.
The Republicans created the green
back at the outset, amid the jeers and
denunciations of the entire Demo
cratic party, who declared that the
legal-tenders were unconstitutional
and would soon be worthless. AL
thu ough the war the leading Demo
Gratis, such as Pendleton and Voor.
hees, fought the greenback in this
way. The next stage OF the fight was
inaugurated by Pendleton. The plaf
was to flood the country with green.
backs, and pay off the debt in green,
backs, thus accomplishing the double
purpose OF destroying the greenbacl
and the credit OF the government
This was a more covert way of de
stroying the purchasing power OF thu
greenback and running the govern
ment than that resorted to during tn,
war, but it would have been equal,
effective, had not the patriotism an,
honesty of the people prevailed, AM
thus saved the Greenback and tn,
credit OF the governmental fact, tn,
government itself.
| To-day the Republican party re
mains true to the greenback which |
created, and to its promise which /
made In the outset, that the green
back should be redeemed in gold an,
silver. The Republican party ha
never wavered In its purpose to d
this from the day that the first legal
tender was issued to the present time
But during all those long years it ha
encountered the opposition OF tn
men who tried to defeat it and rende
it worthless at the beginning OF tn
war. Those men seem to have a
implacable hatred of the greenbac
because it saved the country in tn
hour Of peril aud did not becom
worthless as they said that it would
and in one way or another they hav
waged an unrelenting war upon 1
until now that the greenback is a
good as gold, and resumption reall
; an accomplished fact, they make on
more last desperate effort to destro
il by issuing in its place a none
that shall be irredeemable, and repu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

While this firm is generally known, with
tablished reputation for Fair and Honorable Dealing,
possessing abundant capital, ample experience, and
and surrounding Counties as foremost among the Dry
Goods dealers of Plymouth; yet it may not be of
place to point few facts which may be of interest
to purchasers therefore refer you these columns.
They aim to keep Full Lines in each Department at
all times, and hope you will continue bcstow your
confidence assuring you our best endeavors viii be
made to please you always.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Since the National banks were or.
ganized they have paid the United
States Government the enormous
amount Of $40, 2,O98.75 in taxes.
This amount is clear gain for the
Government, because IL these banks
had been existing as private banks
they would not have paid the Gov
eminent a cent Of tax except licenses
which for a while all banks were re-
quired 20 take out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

The Inter Ocean says the prospects
for the corn and hog crops in the
country tributary to Chicago we've
never better, while the mercantile
trade OF the city exceeds that of any
previous season. and thinks that
everything indicates more active
business il all departments Of trade
in the near futlre
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
20 Chrome Cards 10 cents. Charles
Lamson, Plymouth, Ind.

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the only certain, safe and effectual
cure for Catarrh, builds up the sys-
tenn and cures all other diseases at
the same time, Asthma, Rose Cold.
Hay Fever, Bronchitis. Leucorrh9a,
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taken as directed. Price 81 per bot
tie. For sale by l.. Tanner, Poe &
Chapman. sep12t9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

The army OF Tennessee will hold its
annual reunion at Indianapolis on the
Both and 31st OF October. 1t Is ex-
pected that this will be the largest
and most successful reunion yet held.
Railroad companies will give reduced
rates. General Sherman is President
OK the society, and is doing all he can
to make the meeting a success.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Honest, Simon-purc Goods the Cheapest every
time. We deal in only such. We have them made IN
the best of manner warrant the coors; warrant
the colors; warrant the wear; we FIX the body; we
dress the man. we sell as low equally good article
can be obtained this continent We say what we
mean and mean what say, and atwho like this kind
of DEALING in preference the cutt throat style, viii
be pleased TO meet and verify our statements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

1t is now estimated by Delaware
peach growers that the seasons crop
will aggregate one million baskets, al
an average OF 81 per basket clear, SO
that the yield will bring 81 600, GOO in
to the peninsula, principally in the
lower sections.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

There is man in this city who is a
bigamist. His first wife is not divorced
and she lives contentedly near the resi-
dence of his second wife, whom the hus-
band recently married and lives with, with
none TO modest or make her afraid The
case is known to number of people but
no attention is paid to it.-LGPOrte ar
ans
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Imitation catches the men who
work for wages both ways; their
wages are the last things to go up
when ittakes place; they never do go
up until all the spectators in the
country have made their fortunes
When the reaction occurs, wages aye
the FIRST thing to go down, and they
60 down faster than anything else.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
REHABILITATION.

REHABILITATION.
The Democratic majority on the
State ticket is in round numbers 500.
The Republicans have 400 majority
over the Greenbackers. Stoll's ma
jority for Congress is 473. Garroutte,
for Joint representative, has 400 ma
jority. Confer has AGO majority for
representative. Klinger, for Clerk.
has 53S majority. Ashley, Republi-
can, has 292 majority for Sheriff.
Brooke has 2s3 majority for Auditor.
Tescher, Republican, has 1856 majority
for Treasurer. For Recorder, Place
has GOA majority. Ripple, for Com
missioner, has 552 majority. Hoham
has 26O majority for Coroner. North
has 49S majority for Surveyor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

The Indianapolis Daily Journal is
now issued every day In the week, in
Guiding Sundays. The Journal is
one Of the best dailies In the United
States
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

A man walked into the Philadel-
phia yellaw fever relief Office, gave
81 900 to the treasurer, refused to tell
his name, and went away unrecogni-
zed,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Almost everybody and his neigh
Dor scratched ticket Tuesday, ind
candidates were blue and jubilant by
furna
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Has the Democrat heard enough
from Colorado yet to give some IRE
liable returns now?"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

DowN goes the prices on Clothing,
Dry Goods, Boots s. Shoes at Little
Mack's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

20 Mourning Cards 10 cents. Charles
Lamson, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Onr line of Overcoats is the Largest in Plymouth.
Prices range upwards to $e2.oo. In word, we have
Everything Worn by Man or Boy, and guarantee that
shall Undersell us.