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The Rockaway bont Americas was stuck on n
sand bar over two hours yesterday Whlc all were
waiting for the tide To rise the Purser. Mr. n L. New.
comb, WAS summoned before the honrs crew. lie he.
came very nervous ami ngatcd lahoring under the i'm
preston that he vast be held responsible for the delay
lie was somewhat soOthcd however ON being presented
after pleasant speech from Mr. W Raymond with n
cost! gold pen and pencil rs mark at esteem, RON the
Cntrt crew Harry Stnllsh, after examining tho
SANG Leyy's new song, "Wnte Nc a!.et.sE Love-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

On Sunday morning the body Of n man. hav-
ins lrch inside the clothing was found In the water
near the Central Railroad bridge, at Bergen PoU Two
Of the inmates Of the Sailors snug lIarbor, Staten
Island rccoslcd the body by the clothing. Yesterday
that 90 their romrnde, Thomas collins hgci - ON
Monday and Tur saN Of last week, they sad Collins re
fused To lie had been suffering for several day :
from nrr neuralgia and several times he expressed a
desire to c ON Wednesday night he disappeared The
hrck had evidently been taken ~ The suicide from ple
used Tor an inn rovemen near the hafhor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
An omcer Arrested for Clubbing.

Onleor Thomas Early OF tho Butler street po-
lice, Brooklyn heard screams at as Union street ono
night last week, and running into the house ount that
Bernard Rorke ot KING street and drunken conn anton
had broken into the apartments Of n German woman.
The officer ordered them out and they cinehe and uici
throw him The nfi er got hs utNt laui ltr. ami
with a., club dealt Rorkc blow over tine head that
made linn yi,d and Wdlk quiouA o. the police station
liike mad thr officer arrested Yesterday tpr fMllluu
linn Cant IeaN3 says that barly Ia one OF his most
,..r, l.l.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
OF such is Easton Beer.

A small kog Of brewers yeast was, yesterday
morning placed in the baggage car attached to tic mail
train 10 Easton leaving the Jersey city depot at ~
The kcg had barely been passed IN when iteXploic'
tu. lu t ward course ana passing through me Roof ni
Inc car making hole large enough tu admit of the pass
u.c ut a mani body The Acg was consisned 10 Al Easto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
A Question OF Amateur and rrore..lonni

Tho ArGonauta and Bayonne crews are tho
only nesentcred for the pairoarcd race nthc Metro
pohan regatta On the Pleasant valley course, to-day
Tie Bay nuc Association met on Monday evening AMI
decided not "a allow Mcssrs Jasper and Aarc o. remain
~ Tie race Tile reason assigned Is that Mr. FL smith
who, win walter Man, are L. pu'! Oh, Nrs.unuia l.gt
having been declared prnft sslunu lN ne NntDlA AZ
sotauen iH~ior and Aure wHul forfeit their staiId-
ing as amateurs by rowWs against linn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
Pigeon Shooting at Newport.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 27.-A the Narragnnsot
Gun Clu grounds, Newport tins afternoon, match tOr
q ON side % birds Carroll Liyn- sfon amt & Van
Bufen against Roche AMI j. I'll lruhil ,tl indun.
wa. won ny Tho knsishmen. who Killed 80 hIi, 10 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

PROVIDENCE. r. L. Aug 27,-Stops were taken
to-day to contest codcil to the will Of Col stephen T.
Olncy which cuts of ono nephew, one niece, anu the
brown University. and gives the bulk VI ms estate 10 "a
botanical institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

Tuesday AuQ PIP M-Tho bueincsa nj
~ o,,. H.. ~, -, ~, ~
ulc STOCK LNchahSo WIS uRa'h lHltou' WIN mo
usually small changes I'm tho range Of spcc,al-
tics; but tho market reflected a bottor enoonIo.
tivc ,iis,,n,,,,an r,,
summon months. however have boon compara-
lively 90 aotive th,, u,tu roc,,,i, a., s,,,oIInr
,,,..,,. 100. t.'.. .'., ~ ''io sin'iivl
op'rhtors unVe remained in the street; but II Ia
possible that an earlier disappearance would
Inv. yi.,i,t..i 81 tot,c. a,,,,,.ii.., 80,
49, 'u ' 'l'','' p".7V'
In to-day operations thrro was positively
nothing IN sttract snopint M. ptiop ,t,o ,,orL a
~, ~ 'N',' ~ 'i''i Nv
having hccn strong III the earlier dealings only
f..,...... ,....- a., al. p..,t
!" '''Oi' "N"'. al 'Ilo una" U"'c' DoihWare'
InnkaWuuuu anil Western rnutsenutpd ths
-. ~. -, IN. ..t... - , -, -, =. -, -,
I-,T NluHi'! Wltl 5dlt- uH =, Utt.lnN ~ O4'
fI3' H J3. ana MGR ~ % II" " Northwest
err rrpfprred rose 10 60 However, md tho ON.
,Lc - t' q 10 a. 10, H., i,,,',,N 49,, .t , Nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
Young Doctor. Live. In Danger.

Sanitary inspector DR.. Chas. +. Roberts re-
po,ed to the Hoard Of Health yesterday the following
named buildings in a condition dangerous To te' Cot
i,,, ~ pbvsrtaus And SURGEONS Fourth avenue md
twenty uurd street, Homov Aihe Medical College, NINA
a,enue and Twenty third street The BELLEVUE losNta.
Medical tOIcge ami tic Sew YORK lnNersltN MtMchl
College both IN East Twenty sixth street FROM wy"
80 persons gather III the Lecture rooms on u'o,' INV
ns inc lecture Loss Of lie might result IN case a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

or Maenosa lack prompt Rnd agreeable household
remedy fvI dyspeue complaints. Al! druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28
M-iRINE INTELLIGENCE

NfS'ArrnF AtNANtc-rTfs nav
'un rises 600. ~ sun sets. 40 Moon So tS... -
HlGu wArrU-rnl. itY.
sandy HOOK. COY lsAi.. q l,A Gate 90. 10 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

"MAsmine the sui slituc for Qpininc, test reme iol
chill. aud ieNer PreiCnbed by physicAn- Dos tV'''e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

Fan STYLES Fine sill. Hats. $500, worth 50.
Fine nVilys, sl.vD, worth - D. NcN Church It, up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

Mothers. Mother. MonNls. -p.ni fMl TO- rro-
cure MRS WtNSLOW'S Soothing SYRUP fur an dis
eases children while toctnu- Price % cents bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-28

PARIS, Aug. 27.-The following list Of
awards. made at the Paris Exhibition in fifteen
Glasses ~ the American section. has been oh
tanned. Tho other awards will DO known in a
short time. Many OF the classes have not yet
becn reported on but tho reports will probably
be completed in q few days:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11
PLATFORM AND REVOLUTIONS.

The Republicans of Ormsby County in convention as
sembled renewing their allegiance to the undyng prns-
pies of their glorious party and resolved their vin
cation, set forth as follows:
Reso{vcd That do hereby raty and endorse the
ton of the Republican State Convention lately held At
Eureka both in respect of the platform there adopted and
the candidates thereby placed in nomination for positions
under the of the State and hereby pledga
ourselves all honorable and just to secuzA
the election OF the said nominees.
Resoled That every candidate coming before this Con-
Vention, seeking nomination, shall pledge himself to
support the entire Republican ticket, State county and
township and to lend all his aid and influence toward the
election of the
Resolved That the brilliant record made by the Hon
John p JONES' Senator in the Congress Of the United
States, meets with unqualified approval; and Al
substantial endorsement OF mis- course in all things and
especially in behalf OF the reconciliation of silver
hereby instruct the candidates whom nominate to
the and Assembly cast their votes for his return
that body, long he shall continue to be candi
date for reelection the hands of the incoming Le
ture.
o. F. WILLIS
A. LEWIS
TIIOS. BEER,
s. G. WRIGHT,
+. D. SrADTMULLBR,
County Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11


Jacob Nelson
Pat McGovern
SW McCann
Pat Power
J G Folly
d McCrimmon
John TOhey
E A Browne
John Lyons
r Dickar
Frank Mccullough
CranstOn Green
J $ kennery -.
G Bensan
Desire Baronger
Joseph Even
Theophile McVeal
Frank FaIlett
Ramod Maroon
Hugh Gallagher
John Gleason
VIM Shenan
Daniel Lloyd
Patrick Shay
Mike Meaher
M Welsh
Fl Knighton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NJ OTTCE Is HERtBY GIVEN THAT THE
time for the registration of the of the quail
fed electors in Election Precinct No of Township No
carson Township prior to the general election to be hs
the 9Th day OF November A D. 1875 for the county q
Ormsby, will expire at
o'clock p. VI. ON the goth day of October.
Nauralzed citizens who desire register will bring with
them their proof of citizenship. The office will be kept
open the evening after the 9th day of October until the
18TH, from to p.
c. A. WITHERELL,
Register Agent
September Both, 1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11
THOSE
BROKEN PLEDGES"
How the Ormsby County Rep
resentatives were Released
from their Obligations.

On Saturday night, October 5, at the
Carson Theater, Mr.. Mighels presented
- to his audience the following dOcu-
ments, whose validity and authority
were considered, by the Ormsby dele
CATION in the Senate and Assembly of
1877, as a release from the pledges
taken by them against any modification
or repeal of the so-called Bonanza Com
promise Bill
We the undersigned, members of the
Republican County Central Committee
of the County of Ormsby, State of Ne
vada, believing that it will be for the
best interests of the State at large, and
not detrimental to the interests of the
County of Ormsby that the proposed
measure reducing the tax upon the pro-
ceeds of mines should pass, thereby as
surfing the prompt payment as well of
the taxes past due as of those which
may hereafter be levied, and believing
also that change has taken place in
public sentiment upon this subject since
the recent election, do hereby as repre-
sentatives of the Republican party of
Ormsby County, as far as we may 80 do,
release our representatives in the Leg
islature of the State of Nevada from any
pledges they may have made upon the
said subject and recommend that they
do support the passage of said Bill.
f. B. Zabriskie, Chairman.
Frank Mccullough
w. O. Broadhead
George ellison
Augustus Lewis.
We the undersigned, members of the
Republican party of the County of
Ormsby, and tax payers therein, do
hereby endorse the recommendation of |
the County Central Committee:
Virginia & Truckee R. R. Co. By H,
NJ. Yerington, Genl. Supt.
J. w. Haynie & Co.
Yerington & Co.
Ell Dorado w. d f. Co.
Genoa Flume Co.
Carson & Tahoe Flume & Lumber Co.
d. L. Bliss
H. M. Yerington
H. F. Rice
A. d. Treadway
Alfred Helm
ID. Haugh
E. David
George Tuf1y
J. r. Mason
Vim. III. Corbett
E. b. Rail
F. d. Stadtmuller
A. b. Driesbach
James Fraser
III. J. Peters
s. Z. Swift
j. A. johnson
John Rosser
Pixley & Mcconnell
J. II. COwing
J. II. Martin
John w. Waters
Jas. A. Rigby
T. A. Read
J. J. Linn
+. ID. Clayton
Sam H. Hodgkinson
I. NJ. Massey
mos. Mauuen
X. GonnOnd
J. ID. Roberts
George Malgren
Nelson Bruett
f. F. Fuller
N. r. Miller
We, the undersigned, citizens and
voters of Ormsby County, State of Ne
vada, understanding that our Repre-
sentatives in the Legislature are re-
strained in their examination and con-
sideration of the justice or policy of the
proposed amendments to the law tax
ing the proceeds of mines, either by the
declaration of the party platform or by
personal declarations made prior to the
election, and conceiving that exigen-
cies and circumstances have since aris-
en- not known or contemplated at the
time of making such platform or dec
larations, reposing entire confidence in
the judgment and discretion of our said
representatives, do hereby release
them from any such condition, pledge
or promise, and request that they shall
act upon the said measure as they shall
to be for the best interests of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11

- 0AA1OC A'AOAAAo
o. w. Ward
Michael Barrett
Pat Kiely.
II. ShrOeden
Thomas Allen
/. Staal
w. J. Magee
r. B. Mcmahon
Nathan Furst
VIM. WOodlifP
T. B. Winston
S. w. Mcclure
H. Lufkin
J. L. Brighton
w. B. Farrell
Thos. Condor
Fred Campbell
Jas. M. Barnes
John B. Morgan
Fred Lance
+. B. Titus
P. A. Vallat
E. III. DoWner
Geo. w. Brady
Aug. Tremblay
E. A. Blanchard
s. S. Morgan
JnO. A. Green
H. Bernhardt & Co
Louis Mandlebaum
Frank johnson
F. BoskOwitz
w. w. King
J. Gerstle
r. r. PARKINSON
E. j. Parkinson
A. Mills
John Streiker
o, NJ. Beckstead
w. S. Ingraham
r. l.. Duncan
J. Morrison
F. V. w. Robinson
Robt. A. Douglass
Geo. l.. Launce
Eugene Mara
Jas. Byrne
Will r. HeatOn
J. Fulstone
VIM. Caven
J. F. Farrell
J. H. Cowing
M. Willard
Jas. Stanley
Joseph Alcaraz
Sam TanOvich
T. S. Clark
Wesley George
F. Grinage
G. Maddox
Edward Niles
II. Hunter
B. w. Lyon
James GuilfOyl
N. NJ. D. Kennedy
Daniel Kelly
N. w. Howe
S. Hills
A. s. Bigelow
/. Boyer
Joseph Irvine
Chas W. Hasley
John Young
James Cook
John Pool
John L. Savage
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11


j. M. Benton
Simeon Deegan
E. w, Hillyer
OlOff Otto Fremont
H. Monk
j. d. Minor
D. G. Kitzmeyer
d. w. Brule
q. II. Peartree
J. a. Schaffer
M. r. Wing
Geo. w. Harvey
Harry Zimmerman
ID. G. Mackay, Supt. of Santiae
E. N. COOmbs
M. Bromley
c. Hendee
Patrick Hickey
VIM. Higgins
John McDOugall
P. Bellani
James Donalds
J. II. Finan
Samuel Murphy
Michael Hackett
Martin Harelihan
Sebastian Sawyer
Patrick Kelley
Andrew Johnson
w. McAdam
E. r. Hess
Edward Haran
J. E. Smith
Sam Heming
p. b. Ellis
Otto GREENWOOD
VIM. H. Bryant
George Hank
Levi Dague
J. M. Hetrich
John Hansen
NJ. f. Glover
J. HI. Cheney
VIM. II. Stevens
John J. Combs
G. w. Bryant
Henry j. Goodwin
John Patrick
Felix Laurin
Enthinee Laurin
A. E. Smart
H. p. Madden
l.. Lund
James Hamilton
J. V. Dilley
w. II. Buxton
Richard Harvey
William Smith
Eugene May
j. Mcintosh
Jacob c. Vreeland
J. A. Hoover
Saml. Longabaugh
John Goodwin
VIM. J. Smyth
Thomas Beer
N. J. Dunbar
J. r. POrterfield
w. o. BrOadhead
Amos Nelson
III. r. Layan
w. p. Prescott
/. Stenderup
J. PaulsOn
d. A. Leroy
N. Stenderup
John Walter
A. Sheldon
j. A. Leete
G. Kohl
George A. Kair
Christ. Larson
G. F. Nelson
H. S. Holmes
C. M. Hoover
s. r. Ellsworth
j. w. Haynie
Neils Hansen
Niels Olsen
Frank Ballum
Eugene Hickey
Peter Jensen
T. Wulser
A. Norton
Philip. Spehre
John Griffin
l.. M. Coffin
Johannes Christensen
A. Bourgeois
William Baxter
Joseph Meyer
Andrew Arid
Hans Shmidt
Jos. Eilers
O'Maill
P, Hickey
P. KofOed
g. S. Bright
J, B, Fort
VIM. Mcleod
Florence Driscoll |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11

Dele Crandelle
w n Butts
S f Welch
John Crockett
w r Brown
Frank BOWlin
c. w Burnie
ThOs Mollay
n Macarthur
John Moore
Charles Gallaneau
+ Lange
Abram White
S E Poole
II III Muckle
James Henry
+ B Campbell
w NJ Tincke
r B McWarne
j A Body
Samuel Small
Andrew Wilson
S NJ WoOdville
w II Bishop
A Grow
E Lake
J D Mitchell
D l. Magee
VIM l. Bailey
Thomas Willard
c. IL Maish
f E Scott
John Mortimer
Jacob Weber
Charles Larsen
Owen McEntee
JenS Petersen
Adam Baitenger
James CrOnin
Michael Moony
John Downing
Alel M Frefil
David Lagare
William Denege
Jean Charet
Joseph Macferson
Timothy Connolly
M Kennedy
John Sheehen
Sam Martin
David J Wilkins
Calvin F Fair
John FAIRIES
r A Bergman
James White
Charles Fuller
J w LeVirin
VIM II Carsity
Henry F Johnson
John Ripe
Fred Johnson
Martin Larsen
Peter Stael
John Hope
G. M BOuard
Christ KlOtz
r LaValliere
w 2 Boss
.ilvin Fuller
William Dick
John Sullivan
ThOs Cummings
. Cunningham
Charles Vogt
Patrick Dunn
Charles NJ Reed
VIM Kinney
David Hickey
Mathew Howard
James Hickey
8 Olsen
John Robson
John Farming
J W Robbins
7 Driscoll
FhOs Mack
Thomas Barton
& Hogan
! M Davis
rhOs Nolan
P Maley
John Cummings
John Cuddy
7 M Lamb
? w Murphy
L Brashier
[Ohn Koran
John Murphy
Pat Hickey
TOhn KilrOy
Tohn Hagenau
Nelson Frank
William Hagerty
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11

FoR JUDGE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
). Varian. Washoe County
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-11

S. C. Scoville
l.. G. Clifford :
J. McIntire :,
w. Spence
Walter E. Moody
Gus Lepper ...
Chas. A. Brulin
A. DOrity ....
r. Henderson
John GOtsill
ThOs. Parrett
George Morrill,
r. w. Shannahan
J. B. Denning
HiIaire Gibeau
p J. Kilday
John Neill
A. M. Startling
NJ. +. O'Hare
A. M. Ardery
J. r. King
S. E. Jones
p. G.. Hyman
l.. S. BoWden
Jacob Klein
J. ID. Kersey
Geo. A. Tyrrell
j. M. Benton
Simeon Deegan
E. w, Hillyer
OlOff Otto Fremont
H. Monk
j. ID. Minor
D. G. Kitzmeyer
d. w. Brule
o. II. Peartree
J. a. Schaffer
M. r. Wing
Geo. w. Harvey
Harry Zimmerman
ATA.I-nx~ - o.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-26
wrsrxsx UNION RAILROAD.

sa,-.- FOR RACINE q MILWAUKEE.
LEAVE ARRIvu
Day Tx press and Mail. .....9:05 An b:45 Pm
Might Express. =. -. .....10:16 n e. SEQ An
The night express leaving Rock Island every
Sunday night 1t 10 15 connects with the train arr
wing In Chicago early Monday morning. NO lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
STAND to Chicago. Through tickets only geod on
thistJaln.
Eusg 20 c., 3, q @. 3. B. e& g
ST Iou,s Mail 500 A. N. 8:45A. n.
St Louis Express. ...7 :VU Pm. i S:4O r. N,
Sterling Accommodation 3:a0 p. NJ $40 A. NJ.
n endofa Accomfou 6:4b A. M 500 P. N
I8i2sl gH1E s8@ ags LEAVE. g. ARRIVE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-26
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you
Lead a miserable unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful. world. it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse
for you, your unreasonable perjudice
and skepticism, which has killed thou
sands, Person knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show yo,:
that Green's August Flower will cure
you of Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia
with all its miserable effects, such as
sick headach. palpitation of the heart,
sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness of the head, nervous prostrat.
ion, low spirits. &c. Its sales now
reach every town on the Western Con,
tinent and not druggist but will tell
you Gifts wonderful cures. You can
buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents,
Three doses will relieve you.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-26

Blaine says, I'VE already have evidence
thatl democratic success in the coming
elections, preparatory to the next presi-
dent elections, means a total subversion
of all honesty in Government and as total
a loss of the results of the war" This is
cool for a man to utter who was down on
his marrow bones to beg silence respecting
his railroad transactions while member
of Congress Total subversion of all
honesty in Government. indeed! Where
are your Babcocks, Shepherds, Belknaps,
BLACK Friday" spectators, with the $685.
900 to Mrs. Grant, and much more to the
presidents brotherin-law? What we're
the profits realized by the presidents faith
er from permits, given him by Gen.
Grant, to trade with the enemy during the
war? Who electioDeered with money
stolen from Government by disti!lsry
cheats, endeavored TO prevent their con-
vIction and extended pardons after they
were condemned? Who placed money in
the hands OF carpet-bag Marshals to cor
rupt voters at the south by ''the total SUBJ
version Of all honestly" Blaine is for
giving in his old rge-he sOfteDs towards
his quondam antagonist, Oonkling; he
'caDDOt refrain from expressing admlra
ton of COnkling's manly letter" and al
the same time throws sop to Grant by
saying. When he entered upon the
presidency his great apparent defect was
his total ignorance of statecraft. Extend
ed travel abroad, however, has supplied
the need, and l now know of no earthly
reason why Gen. Grant would not make
frst-rate president. Here is an ancho
to the windward; he would conciliat
Grants right bower and bespeak favo
, under the 'third-ter irst-rate presi
dent. This is your game, is it2 Well tr
it on, my lad, and see how you will com
out. You will wilt. Jimmy, worse tina
you did at the church door. Boston Post
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-26

The hard money" resumption wing OF
the Republican party seem 20 have as
sumed the reins and to be determined to
force the issue upon that basis. It's only
q short time since Hale, of Maine. who
was defeated Cor reelection to Congress,
declared that the party must adhere to its
resumption plank and educate the people
up to 1t. He made the declaration in the
face of his own defeat. Senator Morrill,
afirms the cause Of the Republican disas-
ter in Maine came from too great DETER
ence to the greenback sentiment, and
claims that the salvation of the Republi-
can party must come BY standing, from
this time on, firm for resumption and
hard money. Both of these personages,
as we'll rs other prominent Republicans,
express decided opposition TO the retire
ment of national bank notes and the sub
stitution of greeubacks. The sentiments
of the Eastern Republicans are likely to
dominate those OF the West. Every pos
sible effort is now being made to force the
Republican party of the West to make the
contest or the resumption act, the reten'
ton of the national banking system, the
ultimate retiremens of greenbacks, and a
single coin standard-that of gold. That
is what is called educating the people.
With perhaps the single exception CT the
speech Of the editor of the Inter Ocean Col.
Pearce, at Moline, the Republican speech.
es made in this county are substantially il
accord with the Eastern Republican doc
trine, Secretary Shsrman's letter to tn
secretary Of the hard money league indi
Gates that he has finally given 10 full adhe
sion to the hard money plan; and care
ful reading of the speeches of his first as
sistant fails to disclose any sympathy witt
any other than the plain, cold. unsympa
thetic idea of enforced resumption, and
union Of the treasury department with tn
national banking interests. The announce
ment of large number of political meet
ings to be held 10 this county, and G
speeches from various republican leader
and candidates, makes it very clear that a
open and demOnstratIve contest is Intend
ed, and that the waveriug ranks ofthe pa
ty are TO be restored and brought into lin
by urgent and continuous appeals from tt
stump. It is well known, however, th'
large number of republicans are as muC
in favor of substituting greenbacks for n
tional bank notes as the democrats ar
and it remains 10 be seen whether Il
strength of party discipline can bring ba'
the greenback element among the repu
licans into subjection to the eastern ide
That the republicans hereabouts are the
oughly frightened there is not any dout