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The New York herald., 1878-11-02

Scorsr-ME Moore. Time OF game-0ns hour
snd s thirsy.nvs miausss Frat base BY errors
Flyaways /; AiaskaA g Runs earnsd-Fiy-
aways, .; A.askas, 2 Total Lett on bases--Fiy-
awaya 3; Alaskas, 8 Total base hits-Fiyaways,
4i Alaskas, 10. Passed bas-Fiyaways, 2; AaskAs, o.
Wild piiches-Fyaways, i; Aiaskas,
Al Providence. Bostons, o; Provtdence, o.
To-day The Hudsous and Fvaways play one Of the
sournsment games on the Union Ground, snd tho
Jersey Citys play strong picked nine OF returned
professionally ON the Centennial Ground The game 10
for the bsnsnt OF the jersey City players.
CAPTAIN Ferguson, Of the Chicagos, has selected the
following strong professional team to play against the
strongest Of sue local clubs during next Lar.
KIM pitcher Kelly, catcher; Start arst base; Fer.
guson, second base Hankinson, third eassi Ncison.
snort stop; Remsen lets nold Pike centre held, and
Cassidy right field. Nelson Is from the Indian polls
Club. Kelly and Pike IRON tue Cinctnna,is, aud the
other ak from tho ChioAgoA Thoy play the Fly
Aways next Tuesday and lhs Alasgas on wednesday,.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

ance, saying the letters wsre genuine ana proved
there was q foundation for her story.
he Court granted the motion aud Mrs. Wilson was
dischAfged
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

traisd woodawn Challenge Vase, manufactured BY
TIFFANY Co. "a lhis city, IN 1851. asd aow on exhi-
btsloa a. their establishment on Union square. 10
was valued a a. 800. Dan X. twenty-two races,
sen tosrteen Gas second tour tunes, THIRD once and
sss three times uaplaesd."
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
RACING AT MACON, GA.

MACON, Nov /, 1878.
Tho attendance at the fair to-day was worry iulL
ln tho trottlng races-First race-Fres ior all !;
mile heats, three In Ave; purse S6Oo:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

SANE DAY.-purso $500, for horses that have never
beaten $3.50 Arst SIS to second 500 10 third
$25 the iourth norse mile heats best three In
i've, Ia harness.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

Eastwood PARK-TRorTixG, Ocr. 81 AND Nov. /,
l87S-FIRsr DAY OF DAN MAcE's NETTING
$780, that have never boatsn 2:33 SlO0 to
hrsL $50 10 second, $50 TO third ana $40 the
ness.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

| SAMk UAf.-FuTso S4OO; TOT horses that nave never
beaten 2:l3 $225 TO hrs Sl15 to second $50 10 third
horse; mile heats, best three In Ave. IN harnssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
The Defeat of the District Bill.

1t is a strange fact that the House should
spend over fOrty-eight hours over the District
bill and agree to each separate section. and
then turn around and reject its work as
whole. on the demand for a rOll-call vote The
two main causes for its defeat are said to be
the property qualification for members of the
council and the pOll-tax for voters. 1t is
alleged. also. that various District officials
to be legislated out of Office by the bill, worked
for its defeat. We can hardly believe this to
be true, for any District officer must be dull of
apprehension who does not perceive that office
holding here would not be bed of roses for
any man responsible in any degree for defeat
ing measure which the people of this District
have so much at heart as the fifty per cent.
appOrtiOnment. AS regards the property
qualification and the pOll-tax, it is under
stood that the District committee will
strike out these features and report
the bill again. Several members we hear say
that they will vote for it with these amend
mentS. and it will not require a change of
many votes to carry the measure. Congress
has so fully committed itself to the necessity
for legislation this session for this unfortunate
District that it cannot, with any consistency
or without laying itself open to the charge of
childish trifling with the serious interests in
yOlved, 90 on perfecting bills of District gov
eminent merely to knock them on the head
after they are labOriOuSly built up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
" EG ETINE

81. VINCENT SCHOOL, TROY, N. T., Oct. 8, 1871.
DR.. STEVENS:
Dear Strive are truly grateful for your gener-
Gus donation OF VEGErINE received last evening
lady has been using it here, with much benefit
to hersslf, who, for Years, has been pronounced
she was disturbed in FER sleep by violent nervous
twitching of foot. or the face, the whole body
BY taking this VKGRTINE, sho Is enabled to sleep
quietly, and her general health seems much inn
proved, though she has a:complication Of chronic
diseases to contend with. May God bless you for
your charity to the Iphans.
Respectfully and gratefully,
SISTERS OF CHARITY
HARAssING DREAMs.-An unnatural excite
ment of the brain and nervous system is the direct
cause Of sleeplessness, also of harasng noctur-
nal dreams. VEGETINE has peculiarly soothing
effect In all such cases, when taken just before
going to bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

Although the bill for the change of the Dis
trict government legislates the present Com.
miSsiOners out of Office, and renders them abb
sOlutely ineligible for reappOntment, we have
reason to know that they do not oppose it's pas
sage, and have studiOusly avoided any action
in matter wherein they were personally in
yolyed, whilst always advocating the great
feature of the bill, the 50 per cent, and leav-
ing the form of government to be discussed by
others. The feature of predominance at first
accorded to the engineer On the Board of Com
missiOners was changed since which the Com
misSiOners have in nOwise opposed, but have
favored the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
~ VIM. z. BURFORD, 7O8 E street.

For Rent.
121S St. rooms mod. imps. $50
CorntT 10th and NJ stS., rooms and store. .,,, 80
For Sale.
Two great bargains in two story Press Brick
Houses, entirely new and all mo Tern improve
ments: price, with easy terms, only 81 600
Also, two-story Press Brick in northwest section
OF the city, with rooms, modern improvements
and elegant lot, property renting for $25: will ne
sti 90 on most easy terms for 80. 800
Hall. will be sold at the reduced nrice Of 50 500
Also, other great bargains from $15, 900 down,
TO Loan.
8per cent. arS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

The big city of Baltimore is groaning under
debt of four or five million dollars. What
would il think of debt of twenty five million
dollars, such as the handful of taxpayers in
Washington are called upon to shoulder by
Congress, which has exclusive legislation
over this District?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

OtD CLoTHING, &S.1L; RICE. deAle. In
&C., 623 5th street southwest offers great bargains
he pays the highest prices In CASH Tor the severn
W pov6-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

The European diplomats are still digging
mines and countermines. They have now
burrowed so deep that it is almost impOssi BILE
for the newspaper correspondent to tell their
direction or destination. In this crisis OF af-
fairs the man at the other end of the cable
sends descriptions of the weather in London,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
PERSONAL.

A GO0DRICH, Attorney -at-Law, l24 Dear
a. born street, Chicago, I'll. Correspondence
cohhdential. Advice free. Thirteen years eKpe-
rience. apis lot, K3t
MADAM DUPREE. Indian Doctress and For
4Nl rune Telter.-f you have q skeleton IN your
sioset Sne VIII tell You how TO get rid OF IL. Resi-
dence, 2l9 N St., near Sd n W. app 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
BOARDING..

TOR RENT-1715 st. NV, handsomely Fur
Il nisbed ROOMS, with or without ROard. ap1B 2w'
THREE FURNISHED COMMUNICATING
Il ROOMS, facing south, large and airv, with
modern conveniences. TO rent with BOARD; a
mode rate prices To parties who would BE- parma-
nent. I'll ID St., between I'd and 81 n. w. ap16-3t'
ROARDING-Large airy ROOMS, en- suite or
- single, with frst-class table board. Also
transient boaIders accommodated. Reference
exchanged; 512 9th street northwest and 2O8 +
street northwest. aD8-9t'
pOAkDING. - Large and Elegant R,WMS
- with BOARD, can be Obtained at 122 Dun
barton st., corner of Congress, Georgetown, D.
Z. TefmS low. ap6-tm1*
DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
l. BOAREERS accommodated at 7O5 18th st.
Mrs. M T. SOUtHALL
MAJ 25-1ms formerly Of Baltimore.
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
~ Cor. Neto York ace and 18th st,
Gentiemen with their families can find at this
house thu surroundings of pleasant home, with
the cGnveniences OF a we'll conducted hotel.
liberia arrangement will be made with persons
who desire Meals only.
XIX 18th STREET n. W.-Furnished Front
C1C ROOM on second floor. Also, other Furn.
lShed ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD.
transient guests accommodated. mar1-7x'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
DRY GOODS.
DLACK SILKS. COLoRED SIIES

III
ID Plaid silks, Check silks. Black Gas mere
Black Tamise. Black Silk Warp (HenriettaD. RarE
Alpacss. and undoubtedly TIE h'gcSt assortment
ington city. CARTFR'S III Market Spao~.
The Popular Cash DRY Goods store
We are selling an excellent quality (Guinet mAkr)
SIas We have Sid one thousand yards 81 this
Silk since February q, ISIS. We are selling the
best Klsck SILK In this city ats We are selling
large lot of Colored Silks in beautiful light shades
All pure wool, very wide, double width, hus Qua-
ity Black Cashmere, soc. This Black CsshmereiS
Cassimeres for men - and boys wear; prices rang
ing from SIC. 10 Sc. Beautiful Spring Dress
Goods wool. not corton), l5c pure silk aud wool
Black and Colored Grenadines At the very lowest
cash prices; four ca pair 90 real English stockings
woven seamsl for 81. We are selling the very
best Bed die, Ticking that is made, One-yard wide,
SPECIAL NorICE.-we have placed a large SIGN
across the pavement I'm front OF store with our
name (CARTER'S) written on IL in gold letters
50 that every one Will know where 10 find the
cheapest and largest assortment OF Dry Goods in
Washington. apl6-tT
ID 939 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Are now Offering special bargains In beautiful
Dress Goods Black Silks, Grenadines, &C., &C
Among which are stylish and seryiceable all-wosl
Bourettes, at As cents; superior Atwood French
Cashmeres, at so cents and mp; Tsmise Cloth. at
s71 cent?; recently S1.25 per yard; Black and
(best make Ali-wool Buntings. IS oentsl: Lovely
French Organizes, Toll de Alssce> Madras Cling
hams and Linen Lawns, very cheap; AndroScoS-
6ric I2IS cents: the most elegant and hest S-bat-
ton Kids In the city for the money, 81. 25; Shrt.
land Atwood Shawls, Is cents; fine yard wide n
yard, "a great bargain): Thompson s Gloye-ftt
Corsets, VI pair.
sp15-tr 939 Penn'a are. bet. S'h and fOth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

ENR RENT.
T. By z o. HOFFMAN, 10th and Sta. NV.
623 Pa. ave. NV, 16 rooms, mod imps.. SlOO 90
1919 T st. n.w., IA rooms, mod imps. 100 90
IA West St., 6eO'twn, double house, new 50 80
800 11th ST. D.w, Ii rooms and store. m. l.. 80 33
1Oth and ID SITS. Me-, dne place for garden 30 90
St0ddard ST.. GeOtn. Ii rooms, mod .mps. 80 90
Sll st. NV. rooms, mod. impS .......... 40 90
Sl3 st. n. w.. rooms, mod. impS. ........ 20 90
uS st. ne. IL rooms aud stable, moo. i'm. 35 90
81 7th st. q. W., rooms, mod. imps ...... 35 %
SO3 10th st. NV, store and rooms above. IS 90
80 TIN st. NV, rooms and store. ........ 35 o
cottage with fine grounds and barn, 3eO'twn IS 90
4US 9TH ST. n. W.. rooms, mod, impS...... IS o.
SS st. n W., e rooms. .,............. 16 90
go 1th ST. Me-, rooms and bath, new .... Is 90
Isl 7th ST. n.e., rooms and bath, new. 800. Is 90
ap13-tr w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

Acreage strorn Daily Circulation orer
17,6OO-bein0 a mach larger bona fde'
regular circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia the city odded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

THE FIN EST AND THE CHEAPEST WIGS
Il made is at 616 9th street, opposite US. Patent
Once. ap1T
PIANo TO REH 1T:;o excellent 7,s.o.,avs
y the gus5ts5 or Year Inquire z. 1sos
NINE. L. p; oS o. : Y, ~ ERE
Wishes to inform her customers that she will close
BRANCH STORE,
BONNETs anc DREssEs please caf'. ap17 TT
GREATEST BARGAINS On RECORD.
2lo pieces Of Plaid Swiss Organizes, job lot at 121
New Spring Dress Goods. immense stock to make
selections from; prices from IL. Is. ID. 20. IS,
All Wool French Black Cashmere. so cents per
Black Grenadine, new stock, Just received, e5 80,
BLACK silks. best makes. from Is. 75 81, 81 81 Is.
Summer Silks Just received.
Hamburg Edgings from auction, good quality,
New styles q Lawns, 100 different patterns to Sc
Linen Lawns all patterns.
Cassimeres for boys wear 20, Is, 80. 81, soc.
S5RsSs sid: E Sc * a. ii g Soc
Come early for bargains, at
c. II. TOWsON CO.'S,
636 Pennsylvania avenue,
ap17-tr South side, near 7th st. NV.
DOwN WITH HIGH fRICEsl
bargains. Bargains, Bargains.
have just received a large lot of BOUTS, IT,
ShOES, SLlPPEkS. &c, which hayc2 III
resolved to sell at prices to suit the times.
Look at the following reductions:
selling al 15c.
Infants Laced Shoes, former price ESQ.,. now SELL
ing at Soc.
Infants Buttoned Shoes, former price eoc., now
Children Laced Shoes, former price 81, now SELL
ChildTen's Buttoned Shoes, former price $125.
Children's Slippers, former price 75c., now selling
at Soc.
Ladies Kid ID Bnttoned, former price So, now SELL
selling at $1.25.
Ladies' Lasting Caters, former price 81 s5 now
selling at 81 Is.
Cents Low-quarte Shoes from 81 up.
Mems Working Shoes, former price $1.25, now
Also, large assortment of fine Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, which we will sell at equally low prices
Please give a call before purchasing elsewhere
z. sTtASBURGER,
Formerly Strasburger Bros,
ap17 At No. 0O6 9TH st., bet. 1 aud X SITS. II. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Dt 81 ~ r1NS vi a " L ES.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Coupe or Car
II rage TEAM single OF double 16's hands, six
nnequsIed for style and beauty: safe and kind ref
Is b 81. arIi-4t'
To LoANmHQNEY in hand, in sums to suit,
G The S ol the
Summer season only: nov crrrp,
TWR SALE-Unimproved lot of GROUND, 50
r by Is feet, corner 10Th ST., at the junction of
Virginia and Georgia avenues, fronting open space
s ssi NJ Si III. Georgia ave- .Of'De' apie
ENOR sALE-vaIuable Building LOT with south
IL front on n street, near 10th NV Inquire Of
I R BAYLOR at store corner 10th api sns
nor sALE--LOTs in the city on easy terms;
II price from to 10 cents per foot: no cash re-
NON Ti'RPxs sSs so
street. apl5-St
f ti{ai Country REsI1ENCE and Fruit FARM,
s% ees RnPs Post 6ppy to
EoR sALE-Most desirable Country RESI-
in the midst Of beautiful grove Of forest trees,
splendid elevation, grass, flowers and pure spring
Road leading to Hy asfsvlIe, and u l. miles from
sp0Hks station On the Point Of Rocks p1,S:d
+ erals; interest moderate II coiiaterals good
AsBURY q. APPLkMAN, Broker, r ST., opp.
Ebbitt House. Post 1t, Capital g. apls,5t
TO LOAN MONEY,
In sums to suit, at I and per cent.
on Real Estate.
X. o. HOFFMAN.
aP13-6t 10Th and r ste, n. W.
ROARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will ind il
- to their advantage TO look at a large house we
the modern IMPROVEMENTS and in excellent condi-
are T. to s Pf s1 ss
= REAT DECLINE IN PRICFS.-Comfortsble
IL tEs with SIX market sl and
thar SIS per f Thes
are the cheapest houses in Washipgt9n.
apI5'6t 916 r street northwest.
FOR sALE.Those desirable BUILDING
Il LOTS on 11th ST.. near the corner Of In. W.
Il miles from Arlington. 2lf from Georgetown,
beautiful situ alton: fruit trees forest trees and
read nov Being graded Apply to 4. G. H Ia rs
229 Center Market, or on the place. apIO-1m
A K MAhE e sPd 2PU TsTh q EAKP
property IL Washington. Apply at No. IS High,
corner of Prospect st. ,Georgeto Town. ap9-tr
GtOO, LOCO. 81, 500 ard 8, 900 TO loan ON
CHAs. & BisHoP CO, Insurance an and Res
Estate Agents, blb 18th st. ap4-2w.
LNOR SALE-At Mt. Pleasant ID. c., 20, 500 feet
cellar, well cisern. stable, garden, fruit,trees,
&C., &c. viii he sold on easy terms.
m.r su Mt Pleasant or } Rodm 10 81 M RI Rsias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

4 NONSULT DIR. LEON the Oldest established
~ speclanet IN the city. He guarantees perma-
Df NJ and speedy cure in the shortest time possible
OF az Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
ano lIi-treated cases specially. A thorough cure
or NO charge Separate consulting rooms 605 II
street northwest. noyI-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

VEGETI M q
FOR ALL LADIES
WHO ARE SUFFERERS.
CINCINNATI, o., March %, 1877.
Dear SRI have taken several bottles of your
vEGETINE for Female Weakness. and in justice
ETINE. must say it has helped me very much;
'h0ss'' II Is '0''0'0 NARY "a W %EREpfrH,
100 Eastern avenue.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.-VEGETINE acts directly
upon the causes of these complaints. Itinvigo-
rates and strengthens the whole system, acts upon
the secretive organs, allays inf animation, ceanses
and cures liberation constipation, regulates
the bowels; headache and pains In the back cease;
in fact there Is no disease or complaint where the
VEGETINK gives so quick relief, and is 90 effective
In its cure, as in what Ia termed Female Weakness
1t has never failed in one instance.
VEG BTINE.
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND 1T.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb, %. 1871
Having for many years sold vEGxrINE manu-
fsctured by Mr.. II. r: Stevens. Boston, Mass,
Respectfully.
j. j. BROWN, DRUGGIST.
No. 90 SO. Limestone sc.
wee ETINE
Prepared hy
H.R STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
Trgefine Is Sold by all DrM0oists.
apII-w&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

SPEClAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can he
- consulted every W ednesday and Saturday at his
Oftcr, S21 St., between 9th and 10 h, from TO
Pm, on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitation of the Heart,
Dimness Of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C.,
manhood, and early indiscretiops. 6onorrb1a
Structures and Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. r. Is \
special practice, endorsed by the leading
OF this city, visits Washington every Hednesdav
and Saturday. Persons In need OF medical treaf-
ment for any of the above diseases, viii find il TO
their interest TO call upon him, who will insure
guaranteed in every case he undertakes viii refer
bis patrons to any OF the leading physicians OF RAJ
tmore, AND sGew Letters OF testimonials from the
ssne. CAL or address as above, or 10 ls Sou II
Eutaw street, Baltimore. mar4o' IY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

NOR RENT-EIegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
IL Park. all modern cOnveniences, eight fine
rooms: $45. Also, Nos. 81, % and Is K st. NE.
Apply at BIRNEY's Law Office, Room s.,
LeDroit Building. F st.
Any of the above will be sold on long time and
monthly payments. apis I'm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17

issue ON the LIST and 18th of each month bull
letin of all property for sale aud rent my books
which can be had on application at my Off e, Or
will be sent by mail if desired.
81, 500. 81, 500, $3.50, at per cent. ap17-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-17
By
THEO. F. GATCHEL,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Corner 9th and r streets northwest.

HOUSES IN ALL SEC TIONS OF THE CITY.
AT REDUCED RENTS.
Location and price, with all necessary informs
tion, wi be 81. en- at the Office. apI3-2w
The Republican journal., 1878-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. The Star pub
fishes an interview with Representative
Blackburn, Chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee. Mr..
Blackburn reports that his committee is
organized and at work lie attaches
great Importance to the fall elections, in
the effect they will have upon the Presi :
dental election, and is reported as saying
"Thc coming election will be the first in
stance OF the great pitched battle along
the skirmishing lines. If we lose, our de-
feat in the fight for President follows"
Mr.. Blackburn said the National party
would be a potent factor in the elections
Their principles have become popular,
and their strength will extend, but as a
general ching they will not bother us.
He further remarked: "Their movement
IS also assuming a communistic phase
wherever it is the strongest. That is the
surest way Of killing it. The sending of
kearney East as their apostle will hurt
them. In the rawlings Of this fanatic the
people will see the dangerous procivities
Of the party. In kentuckey their leader
is Banton Duncan, who never did a
stroke of work in his life Their final
hCotiilI w III bt, oltcl CItdlllIS ulSlulD-
ance, to disappear"
The interview concluded with the as
sertion Of Black burn that there has been
no instance in the politics of this country
where party had gained control Of both
houses of Congress that it did not elect
the next President. A special dispatch
to New York adds that Blackburn stated
his preference for candidates for President
and Vice President to be Thurman Of
Ohio and Wallace Of Pennsylvania He
predicted the nomination of Thurman,
and that he would carry W States.
George W. Maddox of the Congress of
Humanity, and one of the Communists
that appeared before the Congressional
labor committee the other day, used to
be briehess lawyer in Ellsworth, Me-
He was in the army a short period, but
left his family in Maine nearly ten years
ago to care for themselves while he be-
came a member Of the Congress of HUI
manity.
The Republican journal., 1878-08-15

Thr Democratic leaders whom the bar
tv has ever found faithful. and whose up-
rightncss has commended them to ali.
are taking a decided stand for honest
money. Indeed. they could not consist
enty do otherwise. They have never
iuguled with 4 question 10 make il serve
their own personal ends, or endeavored
to promote party interests at the expense
VII thn rnuntrv WI 1,rro rhnv .,,a .ta+a,
men, dnU not CIooS-ruduS politicians.
Thn.,l,tr,,,, ,,lnnta1 l,. tha n.,,,o,.ratio
i''''''' # "' i''N'' y wy '''i'i'N ''''0
State convention OF Delaware reflects
~. ..,,;,;.,,. - .,..,,.,+,.,. t,.,,1 ..,l =,
CIV 'l'iH''"9 '' ''l''''i pay 'tiN' anu ll9
uutSuUkcn maniluCSS resembles him cN-
actly. II makes mo uncertain utterance
on the financial question but declares
that -in accordance win the timr- hon
ored ana constitutional faith Of the Dem
ocratic party wp hold that tho only han
est and lawful money Of the people Of the
United States " guld and silver coin. or
L paper currency convertible into such
coin at the will of the holder" Ii de
cares in favor of tariff for revenue on
~, and against protection in every form ;
for economy in the use Of the public mon
ey, and against all grants and subsidies
to individual enterprises
In recent letter EX-Gov. Seymour of
The Republican journal., 1878-08-15
The Hancock Greenbackers

ELLSWORTH, Aug. 10. The Hancock
Greenback convention was held here to-
day. In the absence of any credentials
all persons in sympathy were asked to
hand in names and act in the convention
Forty-four names were registered, the
larger portion having been formerly Dem
ocrats. They nominated for Senators Cy-
rus j. Hall and Malbury Kingman; for
Commissioner, Soper; For Treasurer,
Horace Davis. The convention had some
difficulty in agreeing on resolutions. In
the afternoon Leo Miller spoke in advo-
cacy of the most advanced theories of the
party, demanding the issuing of money
by Government direct to the people, at
one per cent interest.
The Republican journal., 1878-08-15

Two Democrats who raised their voices
in the Convention in this city on Tuesday,
are specially worthy of commendation
We allude to Harvey D. Hadlock, Esq,
of Bucksport, who moved a resolution in
favor of honest money, and Hon. Thomas
NJ. Morrow, who made an eloquent pro-
test against the Mcclellan and Roberts
bargain for the transfer of Democrats to
the Greenbackers. Though they may be
overridden by the madness of the hour,
these men, and those who act with them,
can hold up their heads when folly shall
have run its race.