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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30
Force and Fraud at the South.

There is a friendly contest between
two counties of South Carolina for
the honor of carrying the Democratic
banner. Abbeyille is rigitfully
Republican county; two thirds Of its
inhabitants are colore !; it gave a
Republican majority Of l 800 IN 1874,
and two years later, even under the
pressure of the rifie.clubs and the
trading" arrangement between
some of the friends of Hampton and
the supporters of Mr.. Hayes, it could
not be made to record "A Democratic
majority of more than 200 on the
State ticket. This year only three
Radicals" Ventured to vote in the
whole cOunty-Or, to be more exact,
only three Radical votes were count
ed. Fairfield County. is still more
decidedly Republican than Able
vile. Three fourths of the inhabi-
tants are colored. The Republican
voters in 1874 were two to one of the
Democrats and Hayes majority in
the county in 1876 was between 800
and 800, the Republican vote for
many years past falling but littl be-
low 5000. This month Fairfield
County returns not one Republican
cote.
These facts speak for themselves.
Common sense tells us that there is
absolutely only one way of account
ing for them, and it is an atirOnt to
our intelligence to ask us to believe
that results 50 extraordinary could
be brought about by lawful means.
Great and sudden changes i'll the re.
lative strength of parties are some
times wrought in the fever of IA pop
uar uprising but not even in times
of passion and excitement is Il whole
party instantly obliterated; and
these are quiet days. What has been
done with so much braggadocio in
Abbevile and Fairfield has been
done with less swagger but equal
effectiveness all over the South. An
arrogant minority has seized pos
session Of the Government and prac-
tically dlsfranchised the greater part
of the population, either by driving
them away from the polls, or by
grasping.all the machinery of election
and declaring the result to suit Itself
Thus the Bourbon Democracy has
secured "Solid South" at last, by
an operation which does not difft
essentially from the method of revo-
lutionizing the Government pursued
from time immemorial in the South
American republicS.-N. y. Tribune
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30

Glover, the mdtddrOH Missouri
statesman, writes that he will be in
Washington in a few days to COM
mence crusade on Lindermann, the
Director of the Mint. Lindermann
is doubtless unfit for the place which
he holds but on general principles it
would be good thing for the Demo
cratic party if Glover should take
the wrong train and go to San Fran
cisco instead of Washington and that
the Indians should tear up the Pacif-
ic railway tracks rs soon as he gets
there. --BattO. Gazette, Dem.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30
SATURDAY, NOV. 80, 1878.
We have heretofore acknowledged

We have heretofore acknowledged
that we We're disappointed and NOR
titled at the result Of the election in
Garrett, and our disgust is not ut all
Modified by the evident pleasure
that the result gives the Democracy
generally, and the Democrat in par
ticular. The substantial grounds of
their rejoicing are very slight and
serve to show very forcibly how
small mess of cruel helps patient
who is already in the article of death.
The claims so veciferously advanced
that they would carry cur county by
two hundred, and the Congressional
district by thousands, previous to this
elections it seems, were entirely fall
lacious; and the enthusiasm and
general blowing that majority of
"two" generates, shows conclusively
how large the game of "brag" really
was with which their leaders fooled
the faithful-and themselves. Their
unity was complete, and we as a par
ty have right to claim that the uni
ted Democracy in Garrett can carry
the county by "two," if forty of our
voters run after the strange heresy of
soft money, or any other, and one
hundred and forty stay at home.
Here is the story in nutshell, and
we wish our Stoy-at- home Republicans
to ponder the lesson well, and take it
to heart. They and they alone are re-
sponsible for the humiliation we in
Garrett are now enduring. II they
will come out and vote we are irwin
chile, and can carry the county by
not less than two hundred majority,
in any fair fight. But the workers Of
the party must understand that we
have nothing in prestige or patron
age to throw away, AID every honor
able means must be used to strengthen
and increase their interest. What we
can control in the way Of appoint
ments, howsoever trivial or unin-
pOl lllC
interest of our party. Our opponents
carry out this policy to the letter,and
their party discipline is more relia-
bic and effective than ours. We hope
that, from this day forward that man
who in our councils proposes or coun-
tenances any division of the spoils,
shall himself be cut off from the OPP
portunity to either sell out or demon
alize us by alternating any of our
offices and putting them in Demo
cratic keeping.
1t is fair and legitimate ground
for suspicion as to any mans fidelity
to our party that he should favor the
alienation of any of the patronage
within our control, and it is matter
of serious and Just complaint. We
will not complain when the wheel
turns if the Democrats take the posi-
ton las they willy that we now take,
but we will do the best we can to
keep the wheel from turning in that
direction, and we shall so keep it if,
instead of throwning away our OPP
portunities, we watch and utilize
them to strengthen our party and
our party friends and in view of
occurrences following our recent cleo
ton, when men were discharged by
their employers for audaciously vot-
ing the Republican ticket, Others
threatened and Others cajoled, shall
we hesitate to strengthen our party's
friends in every legitimate and pro-
per way?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30

The Richmond (Va.) State, look
ing at the result of the recent cleo.
ton, says: 1.-THE sooner we drop
the solid business the better for both
sections, but especially for our own
interests" But the people of the
South are not all as wise as the Rich
mond editor. The people of the
North deprecate the condition of po-
htical affairs it is not Of their seek
ing. They have made only just
and honorable demands, but the
South has failed to respond. The
"solid South" if privilege or a
luxury, will cost dear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30

The reception of the Marquis of
Lorne and the Princes Louise at
Halifax Tuesday was brilliant oya-
ton to the New Governor General of
Canada. They landed amid saIutes
from the forts and war vessels, and
were received With a warm greeting
from the populace. After being
sworn in as Governor General at the
Province building. the party repaired
to the Admiralty, where addresses
were interchanged. In his reply the
Marquis said that although sons of
the sovereign had before visited their
shores, this was the first occasion
when a daughter of the reigning
house had seen the New World. A
brilliant illumination of the city
closed the proceedings in honor of
the new order of things In the Do
minion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30

The Supreme Court of Florida has
decided that the three precinct re-
turns in Alachua county thrown out
by the Board of Canvassers in order
to elect Hull, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, are good ana valid.
The Court issued a peremptory writ
to the Board to canvass them, which
will elect Bisbee, the Republican
candidate, by about 200 majority.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30

Mr.. Tilden's income-tax suit is
still sputtering and Pickering in the
New York courts. Insated of setting
apart day Of special Thanksgiving
the Governor of New York should
issue proclamation calling upon
everybody in the State-the lawyers
especially-tO dey0te one week in
clearing this nuisances from the
docket. -B0itO. Gdzette
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-30

The disappointed Democratic poll.
tician is busy now wondering how il
all happened.
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The Tnilor.' strike In ~. Louis.

ST. Louis, April 80. -- The journeymon
lniloI> OF -. Louis held secret meeting to-
day, which was attended ny about 300 Ol the
craft nnd adopted = 'hcdue OF prices at which
they agreed 10 work ior the future. These are
cons drrably in adVgncc Of present rates, and
tho hnssc,, So far as vstod-wth few eXcep-
LIONS declined 10 submit to the new schedule
The present rates run about as follows; Coats
from ~ to 30 pants, 10 cents 10 81. 90; vests,
the same rs pants. The new schedule adopted
nearly doubles on these figures. The result
VIII undoubtedly, be q strike; Indeed work Is
shous in III" lily. The journeymen We're in
sessnn all day at Turner's Hall hearing the re-
p"r's ~ committees appointed. and sending out
now CONN nte"s 10 notify either the bosses or
n" lnurnrym"n Of tho determination arrived ut
by tho association after mature deliheratOn.
The speeches made We're Of moderate hut de-
terninrd charaeter Tho general sentiment
" il preferable to the starvation wages we arc
now getting II Is said the association IL able
10 hold out agf inst the bosses for six months To-
como II is one Of the oldest and wealth iast
labor unions in the country.
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SuSlllfss q hant,s.

INOR sALE-lG we'll secured Tredsemahle ground
rents OF ~ each az "a per cent ~ 9ns Of HE best
improved nClghbnrhoods IN Baltimore Address
Mlll.ARp ;. BLACK, 222 McCuoh 81, Baltimore
EOK sALE-BMber shop with fixtures Apply at
i 2'H East 2ith II
DATE>rs, Caveats. Trade MARKS. Design. Copl
i wright, promptly secured ON moderate t.rns, ~
MlNA 60, Sclenuhc American Patent Agency. 81
fark row corner F"pknan - New work. Thirty wears
experience
STOHE. with fixtures. &r.. At 5i7 I'd AMI 2Dth -
- Irnl !! ls heNm NIsAr store Tor nMl u NNAIa
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STEAMBOATS, uno SaIlroaos.

AND UNlTED STATES NAIL ROCTI
~. NM -. 4 .-..L 30 49,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON AMI after April -. lS7s
Trains leave New lurk. Via DesJrOsses and Cortandt
Ferries. follows.
Express TInrrshurrh Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace cars attached A VI, q and = 81
T. VI dAIlN.
For Wilhamspori Lock Haven CORY. and Erie 81 ~
y NJ. connecting ~ CORY rtu-Vlle. Petroleum
Centre. and the on Regions Wiamsport and Lock
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Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited wash
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Regular ai 20 \ VI, l. 81. and + sunday ~
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ENIrr-s Tor Phtadclpina ~ ~ 30 Limited. II
|, T. = q. -. :. ~ - and 9 T. VI sunday .
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Boats o BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
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transient BrnnNiNn travel
For train, 10 ScwArA. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton,
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other points -" l10 al schedules A All iicSct Offices
TfA4s arrive From Pitt>hur-h 600 ~ - AN. 100 T.
dMit. ln.io \ VI . q ~ l. VI daily. rNtt pit Monday
frmA Washington and Baltimore. e. 80, . - \ NJ. 10.
> Il. lp.in T. VI SUNDAY, % so. q 90 \ FROM fhlA
doplin. % i'' 80 Co. no. ~ g.. II ~ 4 NJ 10.
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Ticket Oni'.. '26 and oii BrnadwaN. Aston House.
and nut 40 n ,hfn~-'> ami toriaudt IS Court It
and BronAu AuitN D. nut foot ui Futuu It. Brooklyn
III il0 and lis Unison It. Hob ken. Depot Jersey
CITY tMi-raui rcNct onle. Battery Place,
FRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER,
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Auttion alctit,s.

.yohN ", WILSON, Aneuonoer Mortgage salo
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MI, =" ~ hhl". luft,u.itc Of chatfpl mortgage the
Nv, any f"hrr!s q" t'r lIrnl rs sisuIlg of bnl
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Pyle's O. K. Soap

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sprng and summer Being strt ~ pun, II !, good
Tor INDRI. BArll, and TOILET 1t washes nanncls
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

1873. NEW YORK. 1873
As the time has come tor the gcn'WD oi '1'"''
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INMAN IINE.-RDY Al " MI STEAMERS.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IlNkkfopL .
CITY OF BlluIN Sauurday, May . I. VI.
cry or Bltt SSEi.S THURSDAY, MAJ %. 10
CITY or KCiNuND .>ttuliIy May i, . T. NJ.
From PiD. H. Nurth hiy'r
CABIN ssn. ami ;l.N gold Return ucNots ~
favorable term. SrEERAGE, So, currency Dsa,tsN
lowcstratcs
Stlooils state Rooms smoking ami bath Rooms amil
slps JOllNG DALE. AGENT ~ ami SO Broadway, \. Y
pliial,lnlua uiucr. ! ~ South itu -
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Shipping.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPA-

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Steamers mAtktd thus lNdo not rarN si'erhsr pass n
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.


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throughout Europe and the United States AMI adopted
the Royal households OF Great Britain Germany and
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pure Grape Cream Tartar It's peerless aud unapproach
be without It, Sold by GroccrS
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CTATE LINE.
- 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL DUBLIN BELFAST
LONDONDERHN, AND THE PARIS EXPOSITION
From Pier ~ NnTh RIVER foot Oi Canal St, follows
STATE OF LOUISIANA ......-. ....,. Thursday, May
STATE OF NEVADA ............... Thursday Man ~
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return tickets NJ reduced rates Second cabin SIS
Sterrage at lowest rates
Apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co, Agents
~ Broadway, New York
SIfERAHE tickets at ~ broadway and ~ the
pany's pier, foot Of Canal 81, North RIVER
WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSfOWN AND LIVERPOOL
hERMANlt .......,.... Saturday. MAY n, - 80 + VI
BALTIC ....... 90. THURSDAY Nav rs T. NJ
ADRIArIC .. ....... SATURDAY MAY - noon
From White star Dock Pier 81 North River
Cabins all amdshIps Saloon, Pm ami sinD. GOLD
Return tickets ON favorable terms SL'rrage 81
j. CORrls. Agent ~ broadway New York
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PULVERMACHER GALVANlC co.,

~ Avoid hosus Belts Bands. and Appliance claiming
electric qualities Onr Pamphlet explains how a. isii'
gni-h the genuine iro'n the spurious
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Soaro an0 Rooms.
A FEW ladies aud gentlemen can be scemnmodAt'd
~ with good board and single rooms. lu1 East Broad
way
T. 80 JON ~ ST, near Blrccker west dih nv
"a pleasant furnished rooms Tor Housekeeping terms
low
pOAHDING.-rarticsd desiring pleasant home, large
- airy rooms. rstclass table rNcelh NJ acCnmmodh
u"n-, and moderate rates % East broadway,
DOARDING.-Firstc class board with excellent
ID rooms gents, ~ To ~ ~ week, table boarding,
- per week. 10 Hudson II.
ID y atrw day boarders can he accommodated, terms
To suit the tunes
EHEAP furnished rooms, small respec tall, families
y or gentlemen, II, upward $50 Elizabeth #, near
BroOme
FURNISHED rooms Tor hou~kooring 75s green.
Nch H., between West I'm aud bank
EURNIsrED rooms, en- suite or single, let la2
IN aN near 2ltt -
~ ENTLENiEN can have lood board with pleasant
NJ rooms large small !,.2s - SUIT i'meS
1875 llulson It.. corner Beach
GOOD board IN Brooklyn. single he'd. good location,
~ ~ ncr week ~ IhreNrr place, near HArflson 81,
h,o minutes walk from Hamilton Frriy
I AWGEiremt hail bedroom. good board ~ per week.
IL l23 Partition Il, south Brooklyn
TABLE board wanted IN private American family
i west SIDE, state price. II HOOD, ah 6th aY
VOtNG men can have good board and pleasant
rooms Al ;Hp East l"lh 81. II floor terms moderate
SJ7 W. JDTI sT.-Mvu ami slrls cam have good
C% iolrl, VITA home comforts. ais" man AMI wife
SI05 FER wEEK-faHi.hed by,droen, for
I.-O -,nilrmen, also room for housekeeping ~
Carmune 81
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANYS LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. Ci1NA, Central AMI
sOlrli AMERICA SANDWICH ISLANDS SEW
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY. and OREGON.
Sailing from pier foot Of CanAl st. North River
fUR THE lSfNMlS OF PANAMA,
steamship tlESt ENr tIIh. THURSDAY, MAY y, con-
Meeting tor all central and South American ports
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. via lSrlIMl OF PANAMA
steamship CoLuN Monday, May ~ connecting Tor
Central AMI South America. $500
FROM san FRANCISCO 70 JAPAN AND CHINA
steamship ---. saturday, June
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLAND3
AUSTRALl AMI SEW ZEALAND.
steamship cry or SYDNEY. Monday. May ~
For freight passage At CUlnpanys Office q
BOWLING GREEN. New York
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FOURTEEN rHRurGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DErOrS IN rlllLApELrlllA, TWO Is
NEW YORK