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From which 1t bears that the nine Re-
pubiicans elected received rnaiorities aggTe7
eating ten thousand more than the maioFi,,
ties received by the eleven Democrats elect.
ed. Or ia other words, but Tor the gerry
mander, the Repub licans would hayc bad
perhaps twelve Oh the cong resslner,
sss IL sgill bes noticed that General EWlSe's
mi ority Is very SINAI
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Observation-Disclosures THE $40
NOTES.-THE QUEsTIoN OF THEIR ISSUE
AS M0sEYAFRUITs OF "A REDUNDANT
CONFERENCE.-THE PHEsENTTUppoRTU-
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LIVERY STABLES.
LIVERY STABLES.
DAVIS'S ENCuANGE-, LIZ cry On
AND
SALE-STABLES,
l43s AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.

These STABLES are now completed, ana VIII
comnarr tayorabIy with AM In the Tinted S'h's''
and am now prepared 10 accommodate the pHo''
III ''e LIVERY Business.
BAZAAR Tor the sale OF all kinds OF Sio'h n,
& CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES OF every dtScrlP-
top, HAIR ESS, &C. has been eiiaDilsnea III con-
nection with tie stables, and
AUCTION SALES
will be confuctrd by an experienced ancuoherT
eyrry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, AZ IL
O'Clock A. III. -.
Nv Accommodations for keeping private horses
and carriages are unsurpassed.
brewer, and transient customers will have every
facility cx ctded them for The transaction OF ihviF
husiurss and charges viii be made very reasonable.
conducted by competent and experienced hands, Is
| attached 10 the stables. , p,,,s
oc9 JUN ID. ~ :, -.
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M Al sTRAw-BABcocK Our SKIRMIsHING.-;
fSneeial to the Cincinnati Commercially
charleston, w. Vd., October 15.-The visit
a few days ago OF General o. e. Babcock to
Colonel Tom Swami, or this place, has set
the gossips going, It is rumored upon good
authority, that General Babcock is going
round the country to try to set up things
for 1880 for his late lord and master, Grant.
Swami, it will be remembered, married the
first cousin OF General Grant, and pretty
much all daring Grants reign Swami had
an.idea he was q tit occupant Of the Supreme
Court bench. Perhaps things will be live
lier NJ hen the old man is President again.
KennGs majority for Congress is about
nn0
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HOMICIDE N GREENsyILLE An affair oc-
Cured Wednesday ut Kick sford, resulting
10 the death OF d negro named Adolthus
TTotter at the hands of Nv lillian A. Reese,
Esq. the Conservative member O; the Legis4
tIire from GreensYtlle county. The affair
grew out oil d political meeting and discus
sion. There ars two stories hold. One Iusg
titles seesc 20 al certain extent j; The ether
does not, rs
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99.fEST STORE,
NEW GOODS


NEW GOODS
All THE NINETY-NINE-CESTS STORE.
This week has brought more handsome :o"IS
aud novelties than we have ever shown before.
Some excellent ACCORDEONS Il 99c.. y .9S. ami
s3-thc latter great bargain:
VI0LINS at 99c worth -, ami Iii box At Sips
very cheap;
4 large assortment Of HAHMONICAS from 25ctp
99c.:
The finest line of DOLLS shown IN tie city a.
all prices from 2Jc. up;
beautiful line OF VASES At zoe, 7Jc.. ?!r''
S125, $50. and $i.93 Il par. Al our "'H
VASES marked down 10 correspond WIN inc
ri ices of the new goods.
POCkE BOOKS and PORTE-MONNA1ES@ - 5uc.
From our large assortment have selected about
fifty that are a little sole! or shop worn AMI
made the price Soc. Among them ar" H"Ih:
GENUINE RUSSIA ALL-LENfiiER LIN
ING.
full line of LADIES' FOXED CATERS and
LEATHER SHOES, MISSES SHOES, and
MEMS BROGtSS-ycry cheap.
Catalogues mailed free 10 aMy address.
W. \. STEVENS.
oc1o 800 Broad stree.
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OisiO'S Lesson.
tCiiuch Valley News.


No better indication or.surer proof OF the
dangerous character OF the National Green
back party need be offered to sensible men
than the result Of the Ohio elections. Or
ganized to defeat the aims OF the Demo-
cratic party, SO far its mission has been
successful, we have foreseen this result and
warned the people OF the danger Of affilia-
ton with a party of such doubtful ante
cedents and disreputable connections. The
financial policy Of the Democratic party
embraces all that is desirable Or practicable
i'm the Greenback platform, and the plain
duty Of Democrats is to elect to office men
whose Democracy is unquestioned, and
men who scorn to seek office in any other
guiSe.
In Virginia we see men who are little
known to fame, and whose only strength IS
in pandering to the ayarice or ignorance OF
the masses, opposing such men as Tucker,
and Johnston, and Hunton, and calling
themselves the peoples candidates. In our
own district we find men seeking to repre-
sent us in Congress, who, without strensth
or talent, or;claim for faithful service, arc
DEMANDING OF the people their election, De-
cause they belong to party whose ann IS
to defeat ends Of the Democratic party; ana
every true citizen, and especially every true
Democrat, should ponder the question We'll
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HORSES, MULES, &c.

TENTuCKY ST y b l. l. S.-just IN
n arrived AZ our stables, i large lot of[SSS
N0RSES from Kentucky. anicng them SOME EA'
TSA FINE BLOODED STOCK.
A tine lot OF MULES on land.
rba abSye stock viii be sold ut Scrv low prices,
ODEShEIMER BRQTItERS, -
"a ~ stt 1903 franklin street, aud I
NC 1885, 10 and n Fifteenth ssRtes
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TOURNAM ENT.

THERE WILL BE 4 GRAND TOUR
i NAAIENT on FRIDAY the 1st day of Novem-
Der, at the FAIRGROUNDS. under the manage
ment OF the. Virginia Tournament Association.
There will be four valuable prizes. All of the
knights viii be required 10 appear in costume. An
entrance-fec of two dollars will he required. 10 be
paid when the name Is entered. aud also the title
they wish To ride under. Any other information
will he given by applying to the unGersigncdat He'll
rico County courthouse.
oc 14-eod3t JOHN Z. BROADDUS.
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EDooK AND JOB, WORK NEATLY EX-
I'D ECUrED At THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE. 20 I. d ss,s. s'.;;8!a ~
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THE AMERICAN STABLES Tor hiX,sA
4 on Tenth street, having been rshoyalsd ana IN
proyed. are NOW OPEN FOR BCSiSESS: InS
public VIII always ind on hand bo9ulEs @S
HARNESS ard SADDLE.HOkSES ,,
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY on he<s~s~
sef"is' az" s"''a'"> ' "i' 49," w. ). WOoD,
o,.,m Agent for y. u. Lee.
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CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.

CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
The largest assortment Of CASS!MEHE> ever ot-
fcred In any house this sitic oil N"w lura. Al
VIZ ask il Il call ahd look al these SoOt, before
purchasing elsewhere:
WATERPRUOFS-a full live: !: Waterproof IT,
,luccd IL soc; Sl.9J WATERFRONT reduced 10
75c.; Buck. Navy-BInc, SttI-Growa Bottle
Green, 1T low prices.
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~ CUD-LINER OIL.
MEADE Y BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians "h" ITJ-
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken IT, that IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN Any oEil"H
DILL MEADE < BAkER,
importing ard Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is 9l9 Main street. ILchin"lii. Va.
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DRESS-GOODs DEPARTMENT..
We have as usual. the largest assortment ever Of
fcrcd In the city-5OU different sly!r, 10 srlrcL
from:
Another lot of those SrEEL-GRAl LCslEE> a.
lJc. worth 2Jc. per gard.
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In addition to these there were debts due
from the Government, in the form or tenn
porarv loans on ten days notice, and certi-
ticates OF indebtedness, to- the amount OF
S155. 900 900. The compound-interest notes
were legal tender at their face. They
were paid out, and for few months circu-
lated as currency, but the interest which
they bore soon caused them to be taken by
those who had money to invest, and to be
held as securities. Neither the five per cent.
nor the Z $40 notes, as have said, were a
legal tender, nor did they, except as before
stated, answer the purposes Of money. .s
It is undoubtedly true that all these tenn
| porapy securities, when first issued, did 10
| some extent swell the volume Of currency,
but this was when enormous sums were re-
quired for the payment OF soldiers and other
| creditors OF the Government. The fact that
all Of them were paid or funded at or before
maturity, without any complaints OF con-
traction, proves conclusiyely that whatever
purposes they may have subserved in 1864
and the early part OF 1865, they were so
held, long before they were retired, that
| their payment or, conversion into bonds 10
no manner affected the money market.
| II, as is contended, the payment or funding
of these notes was contraction, how hap
pened it that the contraction was not.felt
or. complained OF while the process was go
ing on How happened 1t that the tide OF
speculation continued to sweep on. that
prices continued to advance. and extraVa-
gance to grow more and more Wanton, until
the crash Of 1873 awakened the country to
Ia realization OF the fact that what was sup
posed TO be prosperity was simply 5. the
base1ess fabric 2 OF dream. There never
was any contraction ol the currency until
after the crisis had besrl reache |, and what.
lever reduction has taken Place since has
There; Is even now more money lgold, sil.
yer, greenbacks, and ban k-noses) y 7
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Another iAvoice Of th1,c fine IRISH LINEN RESI-.
NANIS:
Ladies, Genicmcn's. Missc>. and Ch!rcu's IN.
DEEWtAR III extra low prices:
LAUSDRIED ami tNLiGHDHiED SHIRTS fran
SEC, Zoe. and 81: Ihc best - SHIRT In Rich
mond, made of NaE>Gita Cotton AMI BE-.
Linen, ready FOR use.
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT Is complete
Red, Blue. GRAY. and White Twii;cd FElnnri.;
Shaker Flanncls frCm 2UC. IT, = ncr l,r;:
Plain FlauncIs from II &C. To 81: Canton F!aA-
Eel from O. 10 &c.
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On our fourth floor you will hmd full ,S"rn"nt
OF CARPETS. O!L-CLgIl!r: MATTHIAS,
RUGS. WINDOW ->iiAl)ES,
DRUGGErS:
MATTINGS from 20 10 SOC: 1900
CARPETS at l62.. 20, rs. 80. 40, 80, 62':. -,
9Oc.. 81, up to 4 p per yard
CURTAIN-LACE from l2iac. to :: per yard;
RUGS from 20 2 each;
OIL CLOTHS from soc. M 10 81 per yard
We have thousands of other articles, but Too III
,ncru,ls % ncItiou for want ct space.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 Broad street
oc4 between Third and Fourth s'rc''s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER
60NAL. PROPERTY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigned, Administrator Of the
estate Of John w. Simmons, deceased,
will offer for sale at public auction, At
the late residence of the decedent. in
Columbia township, Dubois county.
Indiana, on
SATURDAY, December 9TH. 1873.
all the personal property of said estate,
not taken by the widow. consisting OF
horses, cattle. cows, sheep. hogs. wheat,
oats, corn, wheat in the fields. one-hali
interest in cane mill, farming imple-
'ments. household and kitchen furniture
and various other articles.
TERMs:-Sums of So and under. cash
over So credit Of twelve months will
be given. the purchaser giving notes
at six per cent. interest, waving benefit
Of appraisement laws. with good free
hold surety, to the approval Of the Adj
ministratrtor.
Sale to begin at 9 o'clock. a. m.
JosEPH III. NICHOLSON, Admir-.
TRAyLoR & HUNTER, Att'ys.
Nov 18th, 187S-3w.
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Read the Captains Letter and the Let
ter from his Mother:

RKsTox RsssscKs. No.. April 10th. 1scc.
DR Jonx Eril..--nsks SiH. knowing he silcscs ~
yaur sarsspsrlr and the hesling and beneficial quri
ter possesses. send YOU the following statement ~
was wounded shout two years nro--was taken prir-
uner and confined for sixteen months. heing
often my wounds has. healed vet flsss nj 81 ~
a moment since wounded SIN shnf through M
hips wv general health T. impsir.d. snd need some
thing 10 assist mature. have faf IN your ssr-
sapariIia than any hng else wish that that, geru
Inc Please express half dozen hnt'ies md ublig.
cArrsN q. ". JOHNSON
Sr lsnrIs.'No
r. S.Ths following written April aeih. Isc6, BY
Mrs. Jennie Johnson mother o. CAPT johnson:
Dn. ions BrsL-nysR sin; NV husband ~ G. n
johnson. rkilIfusurvson mi physician IN Central
New York. where he died leaving the shove g. r.
Johnson nv At thirteen yenrs Of age he had
chronic diarrhes and scrofua. FIR which gave your
Sarsaparilla. N cured him have f"r years re-
CONNIE ndsd u 20 many In New York Ohio and lows for
rcrofula. fever sores. nndgenerai debility. Perfect
success has attended a. The effected IN some
~ scroula and fever almost miraculous
very anxious for my again have Il
your Sarssparla H. i fearful ~ getting spnrion,
article hence his writing 70 you for H. His wounds
were terrible, but believe ne viii recover
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 4 hereby given that by
virtue OF an order ~ the nubnis
Circuit Court, the undersigned. Admin
istrafor OF The estate ot frririck W
Radke. deceased. will olirr for sale a.
Public Auction. on the premises. ~
SATURDAY. December 2lst. 1879,
the undivided two-thirhs parts of the
following described real estate, situated
ia Madison township. Dubois cunniy.
Indiana. to-wi,: Tie northeast quarter
OF The northwest quarter ~ section No.
seventeen tn. Ia township No. ~" CA.
south Of range M. live 50 we~i, 1
ACRES: the Southwest quarter Or thr
lsor,h- west quarter of said section seven
teen IN aid township nnd range ~
acres. and part Ut the northwest quarter
Of lie northwest quarter OF said section
IL. in said township aud range, belns
All that part OF said northwest quarter
Of northwest quarter which lies south
and east OF patoka river. containing n
acves. laogc OF lc-s..and containing Ia ail
OF the above described real estate "
acres. more or less.
sale 70 begin AZ one o'clock. p. NJ.
TEAMS or SAIE:- One-fourth OF the
purchase money TO be paid in cash: ths
residue in three equal payments. at six
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments TO be secured 10y notes bearing
interest from date, waving benefit Q
appraisement laws. with good freehol,
surety 10 the approval Of the Admins
traitor. GEORGE MEYER, Adm'r.
WM. A. TEAyLog. Atty.
Nov. 18th, l61S-4w.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween The undersigned in Jasper, under
the style Of Kraus 4 Erny, In the stove
and tin business, was dissolved by mu-
inal consent. Nov. 18th, 1878 The bust
ness Of the firm will be closed up By
Anthony Kraus, and all persons indebt-
ed 70 the firm, are requested to make
settlement with him Immediately.
ANTHONY KRAUs,
JOIN ERSY, JR.
Nov. %. '7S-3w.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on Mon
~ day. Dec. 9Th. 1878. pursuant TO a
request. the Surveyor OF Dubois county
will proceed 10 run the lines and estab-
fish the corners OF Section 80, Town l..
south ofrange west intermediate lines
run and established At the same time
All persons interested are notified 70 be
present. IRWIN LEIGHTON.
Dec. %, 1873 -3w.
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NOTICE ishereby given that on Mon
~ day, Dec. 18th, 1873, pursuant to
q request, the Surveyor Of Dubois
County will proceed to run the lines
aud establish the corners OF Section Is,
Town ], 5. Of Range 5, W.; interme-
date lines run and established at the
same time. All persons interested are
notified 70 be present.
G1oRGE MEHRlSGER.
Nov. %. 1873 3w.
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am just in receipt Of TWENTY-FIVE cases
Of Mems, Ladies and Childrens' Shoes, OF
the best Spring styles, and at PRICES
LowER THAN EVER. Come and see me.
Mems Calf Shoes, warranted at $3.50 10
Si.75; Women's Fine Kid Side and
Front Lace, warranted At SLIGO to $i.75
per pr. ChiIdrens' Shoes AZ csc 10 olOO
per pr. always keep the largest stock
IN Huntimgburg, and prices lower than
il the cities.
HENRY LANDGKEBE.
Hrxrsxnnrnan. Aprll leth. 1874.
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BULBS
BULBS
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United states and
World Wide Readers.

HAVE receive many testimonials from professions
il and medical men. a. ms ainansc~ and various pnh
licsons have shown. all o. which are genuine ri
following from highly educated and popular phys
icsan in Georgia. is certainly of the -s.ihl
communications | have received Dr. c-r.n
knows exactly what he speaks &C. aud his TESTIMONY
deserves 10 be written in letters % gold. Hear wha
the Doctor says of Buns Worm Destroyer:
vfLLAxow. wsLxks Co. Cal
June 20. lses.
Ia JoHs Brtt-Desr Sir: have recently given yonr
.'worm Destroyer several trials and nu wonderful
iy elcacous has failed Ia single instance 4
have the wished for effect. am doing pretty lsrs,
country practice and have daily frr artics
the kind. am free confess that know ~ fsnrd,
recommended Nv The ahivst authors THAT T.
and speedy III it, rfsct,. on the contrary they
certain In the extreme nv object IN writing you y n
ind upon What terms get the medicine directly
rom you. n yet u upon easy terms shall use
great deal of H. am that the ~ such zrtl.
res contrary the teachings snd pr~cce ~ grssi
majority IL The RserIAn line " ". u -. bu, see
cause good ssn-e in discardng remedy which vi
know be enciepf. simply because may be gnursn'
~ IT. combination For my part shall msk@ u ruiz
~ use III and any mssns TO alleviate suffering hu-
mamty witch may he allie 70 snmmarn--rot hesifai-
lag hec Ingenious than myself may
haze Learned ~ effects FIRST and secured the sole rtgl
70 nse that knowledge. However. am ny 10. moan.
an supporter ~ the thousands 81
that food The county that pnrprrf ~
manner ~ disease which human flesh heir. Pleas.
rsply soon. and inform me 81 ,nnr host terms.
Am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. n. n.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the IN.
~ dersigncd has been appointed Adj
ministrator Of the estate Of John w.
Simmons, late Of Dubois county, Indi.
ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed
TO be solvent.
JosEPH III. NICHOLSON, Admir-.
TRAyLoR q HUNTER, Att'ys.
Nov. 18th, 1678-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Nov. %, ie7S-- sw.
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Smith American Company Organ,
with eight stops, knee swell, and bcauti-
full tone, for sale AZ the CouKiER OrFIcE.
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BULLS
cBDRON BITTBRs


SroSkr f"ihr' "hHe 20, Ark, Nay ~. lSc6.
Ds, JoHx BuiL-DvsH SIN: Last February was 10
purchasing drugs and got some az your
Sarsaparilis and Cedron Bitters.
Ny sOn-in-law. who was with me IN the store. has
been down with rheumatism for some time, commenced
proved.
Dr. Gis, who has been in bad health tried them. and
be sIso improved.
Dr Coffee. who has been IN bad health fci several
vesrS--sTouAcH fIvKR Affected has improved very
much by the use cf your Bluers. Indeed the cedron
Bisters ha. given you great popularity ~ -. settle
medicines this fale~pecsIly your Cedron Biftevs and
swrsparilla. ship me VIA Memphis. care ~ Rlckeu
Nicely Respectfully, G. b. WALKER.
Prepared ~ Dr. JOHN BULL. ~ his Lab
orstosy, Fifth street, I.oussvflles Ny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
THE GERMAN PAPER.

Messrs. GUTENBERG Il CoLMER, who
have successfully managed the German
paper OF this citv, the hodsche Ze'tu"g,
for the past few years, have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. GUTENBERG retiring
from the paper. Mr.. CoLwER, who Is an
intelligent and industrious practical
printer, has assumed entire control OF
the paper and establishment lie Will
he assisted, we understand, in his edi-
editorial duties, by an accomplished
writer, and will doubtless make the
paper even a more welcome visitor In
the many families OF that nationality
We wish the new proprietor abundant
success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
PRESIDENTIAL BIAS OF THE
SOLID SOUTH.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has displayed
considerable enterprise in gathering the
sentiment of the "Solid South, " through
commissioners detailed ior the purpose,
and who have interviewed leading men
of both parties in all the States. upon
the choice of this section, Of men for
the next Presidency.
The result oi the investigation is
given in detail in each OF the States, and
the conclusion ut which the Enquirer
arrives is thus stated
"In presenting these views Of the
leaders of opinion in the South, there is
one fact that is more noticeable than all
others, and that is their disclaiming all
ambition for men of their own section.
Not u Southern man is presented on
either side as the choice for President,
il we except Senator Bayarl, Of Della
ware, and many OF the gentlemen who
are interviewed expressly state that the.
South will ask nothing at the hands Of
the National Convention, but will
cheerfully support whoever chances To-
he the nominee, no matter where
he comes from. Among the Demo
Gratis, the first choice seems to he pretty
equally divided between Thurman and
Hendricks, western man being pre-
ferred. Bayard, however, has many de
voted supporters through the South, and
may Ice reCkoned good second. Til
den, who went into the 81. Louis Con-
Vention two years ago with the Solid
South at his command, has, in great
measure, driited out of notice, while
Hancock and Pendleton, the former OF
whom was reckoned as third in the
Convention OF 1876, have both 4
lew Jealous supporters who yet be-
lieve in their destiny. Ii looks now as
though the race in the Democratic ranks
was between Thurman and Hendricks,
and was very even race at that. Thur
man has the advantage Of his seat i'll the
Senate to assist him in his fight this
winter against the banks, while the fail
urc to carry Ohio this fall tends to Grip
pie him. Hendricks has the satisfaction
of having carried his State with u mag
uiticcnt burst of success, though he has
to endure the disadvantage 0f being Il
retired statesman, out OF the ranks OF
public life.
Among the Republican candidates,
Grant has the advantages of position,
and fairly leads them all Next to him,
Blaine is entitled to place, while Conk
ling follows the man OF Maine some dis
lance. This will be regarded singular
perhaps, rs Conkling has been regarded
~ the best representative of Grantism
in the absence OF Grant himself. Sher-
man is scarcely spoken OF, aud Hayes is
totally left out. Southern Republican
ism is too radical q quantity in politics
Ia be satisfied with any thing else than
Grant or bloody-shirt campaign. The
conservatism OF President Hayes, which
seated Hampton and Nichols as Cover
nors Of South Carolina and Louisiana.
finds no support there.