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5 Hoerla ltgeS aar-g9teoerbers
fellungS. S.uuo nette8 SaursTois
lettenmittel. - SAT- uQe ioqeuonnteu
0ieoerberItellungsmittel meroeu aus g8offer,
6as NIT 2lrtIfeln, melhe baS Saar oustrods
nen nuo our Soitette SeS 5aares nod Elm aus
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40 auBer ielneu mieoerberitelleuoen @igens
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u tttel gebraudt, tit BON Der Ghatiad3e
dbcricugt, oaB e8 Dem 6aure Die natiirlide
6arbc WleScrgibt, wenu alter ooer 9ruutbeit
e8 gran gematt baben, NIB 6a eS oemielben
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oar e8 oerlud)t, finOcn, oaB e8 Die 9aut ni1t
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den AusidlcIoun9en an oen g8urselu benz
paare neueS Gcben, neuc Strait perleIbt uuo 10
Ieine 6arbe NIB 6riidle pte6erberfeut. Sc
fam 10 oft, mle 2Safer, auf Der Sopfbuut
uno nit 9leifcr Siherbeit nugewunot luers
ben, oa eS aus Del unb anrcseuOeu 8etu.
9eiit.@rtraften beitebt, unO als Goiletteu.
4rtiteI bat e8 IeIues @lei4eu nidt. Breis
81 Die Slai4e! gu baben bel Setb 9.
pancc, gtr. 1O8, Beit< Baltimore StraBe.
N. B. = Ran rage mad 6unce's 9emii6ent
9aar' 'BieoerberteuuugssRittet uno nebme
tetn anoeres! C51-)
BURNETTDS COCOAINE it oas bette
uno btlltgite 6aartoilettenz Yrdparat Der &elt
gegen Sdorf uno 5tei5 Der &opfhaut. Gs
erSeu9t trditiges gSa98tbum Oes SaareS.
(5ebr.9.1S,i ii. .Sam.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-30

;u laugen 0ebatten uno GrSrteruuseu AnloB
gaben. Samfas abeuS Uertusts man ftd5.
Die nddite SnhreS @onpsntion ipiro III
Smitbburg itattfinben.
- (0emoIrntiihe Seriammlnng in Wa.
oerlp.) Sn @aoerlp, Baltimore. Gountp, iaro
Mouta9 abeno etue oemofratilhe RnHens
0eTlammluug fatt, in uelder Or. Nalcolni
SobnilOn alS 9fe1ncr aufirat. Sie mar i'm
5ntereie oes 'oru. 8. r. 6. Salbott, bemo.
trattldlen &auoioaten iiir DEN ,meiten @ons
greBorritt, berufen. QuRer 6Tn. Sobuffon
lprafen nod S. s. 6. 9o[boit uuS Sbeft
McSntoih aus 3 Snminninrnrr
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Gran6eigentbmn,
5u bertauiden nber 3u berfauten
-auf ber
0rumoeteentbums Y6rie bon U. %. Sau tn
8ebduoe oes nMmeriean.~

-:S:-
1eO M6er 9amo, eine prahtuoGe isarn, sonsz
@reen>9saIen, Is Ufetlen BON bier.
Sd15nes SteseIiteinbauS an @arrenftr., sebn
3immer, $500; nirb aud sesen eiueu eanbfit nabe
Der Stabt pertaufdt.
BrobeS 4 tt56fgeS sieselfeinernes Saus on
Nfartetsgpace, adben unS Wohnuns; ebr biais i'm
Eauihe.
3eere 8aufteuen on 9oiuionfr., 155 Su6 Gronte,
nur $500.
Wradbtnpue @pbnume on Der 10. Strase, Wafbz
tngton, 8. g., ofpfe @runbtIde in beriebenStao
ebr bits su perfaufen ober sestn bieii9es g9enbun
ur13utauihen.
Vstnes SobnbamS.ans salbounfr., nit aGen mo.
bernen ginrihtunsen; Yrets $1,000
3fpei bretfodise S,duier on QBaibinetonftraBe,
4immer NIT aeafier; neu uno tn sutem 3utanoe.
Breis $500 ieoes.
Narut nit 144 Adern In gaIpert=@ountp Mar1s
lnb, nit dultdteiten. BreisS $4,000.
stint 5tpeitt0dise sieselfeinerne Sduier on Wbatz
eoots. ila9e Strderfr., 3mmer entbaltenb llnb in
autem 3uitanbe. Yreis $500 iebes. Gutb seaea etns
Norm iilraetauidbt. (Nebr1 4 12UtteT G2p)
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staateu unO GuroSa's,

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Raten fir ben u6djcutItdlen IS orreIp onoetten.s
garto traneO, tm gorauS sabIbar:
l Grrmplar auf 6'@nnate S1.25
l Ggenplar uui II Rnnate $50
) @remplare auf II Munate 6.75
4 GgempIare auf II @nnate $50
-:0:-
Oaaten ano Ordmten fur Club uno 0sIegA
1d,aften-9orto Tret tn ben gsr.
Gtaaten:
5 Gremplare anf II @6date.. $40
10 Gremplare anf II @unate.. 20
NIT einem Ggtra-eremprare Oes BOaen6Iuttes
frei au t2 1lOnate.
15 Gremplarc aui II Wnnate. $50
nit enem ertra gremptare Oss GosebGattes irei
aut fe8s ROnate.
20 Grcmplarc aut II @unute.. $40
unO Elm Grraseremptare Oes 9O6enbIattes frei
auf Btu6If UlOnnte unO elm grtrazgrempIar bes
Gase6tattes frei auf ie6s glOnate.
80 GEemplarc aui II @nnate. $50
nit sinem GrempIore Oes ggOdenz unO 9aatIaass
trei au 8U0tf Dlonate.
40 Gremplarc auf II Nnmnte. $50
nit Buei GrtraaGrempIaren 6es @odenblottes
unO sinem Ditto oeS 2nse6tattes au5 f2 g,onote.
so Grentplare aui II @unate. .S1Oo
nit 8ne Grtrasgremptoren 6es 8odenblottss
etnem Ditto bes Ease6Iottes auf t2 g,orote una
einem Ditto Oes GaaebIottes aut feds waOuots.
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ES-&etn SIatt tpirS ubas gorausbeaahInna
expcStrt.
DaS 8lat iit sur gerienOuns mad europa
beionbcrs 9eeiguet uub toftet mad Deuti9lanS,
OeTreid nnO ber @dwei3 $3.50 pro Sabr,
Borto frei.
0Ran ubreiFre:
Office Ses Scatfd)en GorreSbons
oestes'," Ode Der Saltimore1trase
IT. Roitofticessspe., Salttapre, waS.
s. Saaine,
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SeleQrapbiide Sepeid1ett.
5alaab-

-8erttte Der ratociirten Breiie' fur Den r0eutf6er
@orreiponoenten".1
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(6e6r.91S,i.Sam.)
-.
1878. 1878.
9eatid)e Correspondent
-tR bic
Gr0Bte, biai8fte n. Oollitdn0tatte
ocut(be 9eitung
in brn 8ereinigten Staateu.
IT,
Sd9ltd!
800emtGt@!!
SOnnta8s!!!
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Die 2Sn9cnsIusgabe bes ,,9catI9em
GnrreIhuubrnteu" crl6etnt ie6en
Jreitag @nrgen nnb cntbalt
bic ausfiibrGi6iten 8eri6te
aus Der alien unO
ueuen gSelt.
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IuBerOem ent9dIt oas l8oben6latt RabeIz uno
SnIanSs5 5cpeiben. ole neuelten glopeUen, gea
ritte aus ieocm 3Weise oes 8feus; uOafidnOae
Radridten d6er Die aniunft uno ben g6aana Der
europdii6en 0ampiibtffe; Baiascrseifen bier ans
sutonunenocr Gtnpanoercr unb bic baupHddndeu
eOtatzgrciaHiTe sultimou's unb Rarpano's, Bai5s
tnatous &C; Ooufanoisc gcri8te a6er ben stano
Oer 0lartte, 9orIc &c.
aB- SoraTdItac Ansnattuna outer 9ru6ana
biuI9cr VretS,
9as 8odcnblatt gtbt unG
gSaibinetun,
Sbarleftou, S.z@.,
SaoGnnab, @'co.,
SaGiunoi!le, 81,
BiobiIe, Alab.,
Hem=Srleans, 2a.,
@empbts, 3enn,,
SoItsoiue, Sp.,
8reDertd,
Gumt trlanO,
6eoitburs,
8raHtSOiue,
&uuaeoMtma,
gSiatamSport,
annapolis,
SSbeeItn9,
WarEerSbnra,
MartinRbMre,
Gtaunton,
Ett1ntono,
RStImineton, R.sG..
gtorfoIf, 8a.,
AIeranoSta,
0orf,
S9auuoee,
Sabre De 8Saee,
| ShreipSbutS u.ku.,
| ofuie nad auen Sauptortem Oer 0eretmteten
Staatem uno GuroSa'S.
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Sstriiaereiett IT. 06ieaao.

y btcago, 29. Sttober. - 0ie @r0Bs
9ei6morenen bes 8unoesseridtS iino iett ei,
ui9en 8a9en NIT Der lluteriu9ung Der an
9eblif bet'm Sau OeS biei9en 8egierungS.
9etauoes peritbten 8etriigereteu bei1dftigt
gelueieu. Die llnteriu6uug rpurbe bur9
einen bonn 3oaeinnebmer oteeS 6afens benz
S6utamtsiefretGr ertatteten Briuatberiht
peranluBt. lleber bic Qlrt unO Q8eiie Der Bez
triisereteu lit nod gtt9t8 @etpiIieS ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-30
lWpPtII UUT IHUIH.
Sfe Heforn1en in &IctuaSien,

&onfantinOpel, %. Oft.-Jta9 Sen
fir afien genebnligten &eformen ioQen cine
9ensbarmerie inter auslanbii9eu Sfftsieren
uuo etne tbeilneiie aus AuslGnoern beitcbeHbe
AOnltniiration gebiloet wer6en. Serner Oa
ein 4ppelattonsseriht ciugeiest meroen, oei=
len Wtlt9lieber 5umSbeile aus 4uslGntern be.
lteben, lpGbrno fir Die llntsrgeridte in jeoem
Gilajet ein Au5ldnoer nls Snipeftor Fun9iren
mirb. 9a8 europdilbe Steuerinfem piro
inter europGiiden 4omlniitratoreu periuAss
es iid bepdbrt, auf in ben unoern SiIujets
eingeiIbrt meroen. Die oberiteu StuanBbe=
anlten uno bic prOpin5ial. .@ouperneure tpsr'
Ben auf flint Sabre ernanut uuO bGrfeu ni9t
uillfiirlif obne llru9e eutlaiien peroen.
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MMS OttbG.
nn NEL
Wseifere Gd1iffbtiid1e.

gSai bington, 29. SftOber. - Der
@eneral, ,Superintenoent oes Siiitenrettuugs=
bienite8 mtrO bur9 cine Depei9e bena6rid)z
ti9t, baB Die SGoOner y Brei ito" llno y Beriia," !"
iomie bic Sarfe yOtOOre" bel Der Settings.
ftatton 9tr. nabe @ranosSauen, Wti6. j.,
gefranoet Fno. Die Manul9aiten Der Orei
Sahr5euge tpurben gerettet.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
UHEN THEY GET IN

Senator Voorhees, has been making one of
his loudest speeches at Terre Haute, and we
are told that "his remarks commanded atten-
tion,"-which we are quite prepared to be-
lieve. He entertained his audience with the
story of what the Democratic party meant to
do when it got full control of the Govern
ment. And to begin with, he assured them
that Eastern influences" would prevail no
longer In the councils of the party. "The
"englne is now reversed, and the West
"and South will govern" There is to be
no more of the slk-stocking Democracy, no
more high-stepping affectation Of virtue, and
gentility, and culture, aud craftsmanship
especially no more Tilden. "We will take
Western material next time" says Mr.. Voor-
hees; "a Western man goes in when he
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
VEST VIRGINIA.

We are in constant receipt Of letters from
| individuals and proposed colonies OF unem-
ployed workingmen, whose attention has been
drawn to West Virginia as future home py
the recent articles In THE TRIBUNE, but VINO
are at loss how to proceed in the selection
of land, or even how to obtain impartial and
accurate information in detail concerning the
State
A volume published in 1875 by the Com
missioners to the Philadelphia Exposition
from that State, called "Resources OF West
"Virginia," will be found very useful
to persons who think of emigrating.
Letters of inquiry can be addressed
to Doctor d. Mayer, Commissioner OF
Emigration, Kanawha c. H., West Va.
The names of the following influential and
trustworthy citizens have also been placed at
our disposal by Governor Mathews, as gentle
men "who will give impartial advice, and who
"will aid cOlonists in obtaining homes on
"goOd terms": The Hon. G. ID. Camden,
Clarksburg. Harrison County; A. c. Snyder,
esq.,. Lewisburg Greenbrier County; Colonel
James f. Patton, Union, Monroe County; the
Hon. Chas Hedrick, Kanawha G. h.; and
General J. Fl. Obey, Huntington, CabeL
County.
We are glad to see that the attention OF the
public is being so thoroughly aroused 10 the
necessity of drawing off the surplus labor OF
the cities into the rch waste lands OF the
older States. The press throughout the coun-
try has heartily aided the efforts OF The
TRIBUNE in this direction. Thousands of idle
workingmen are ready to go and invest
their small savings; all that is needed is hon.
est, practical information to guide them,
which, SO far as this State is concerned, we
believe the above-named gentlemen will
cunp1v
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

knows that he mas flSnt 10 80 ib' ""N'
little while, and see how we VIII make
things hum! we arc prepared for the 1'lli
responsibility. We mean to 20 to the iuii
length of everything. The East must get
out of the way; we are not to be heiu pach
any longer.
What the West and the South wish for, the
country already understands. Let the Demo-
"cratic party get into power" cries Mr. Voorhees,
"ard You will see bills passed, withoM hm'ta-
9" tons that will bring substantial relief to the
Country The act for the redemption OF the
paper currency will be expunged from the
statute books without days delay. NO
" greater crime can be committed on earth
than for Government to abstract from
ats own people the currency that is in their
"hands." A law to compel the pay
ment of debts and tho redemp-
ton of promises is the source of all
the crimes IN the decalogue; murder Is
"ligbt in comparison with it." The South
and the West will put stop to that. There
shall be no banks. There shall be no
restriction upon the legal-tender quality
of greenbacks. There shall be no stop to
the free coinage Of silver. We can't have
too much currency cries the unterrified Sen
ator; there is no such thing as too much; let
the flood he as broad as our boundless prai-
ries, the Treasury printing-press as free as our
untamed gales. And let there be no more
funding of the debt. Curse these foreigners
Shall they have the impudence to lend us
money! Let us distribute our debt at
"home."
The particular function of the West IN the
approaching campaign seems to be to set the
mills and stamps and presses running TO man
ufacture perfectly unlimited and immeasur-
able quantity of cheap money-for Mr. Voor-
hees, unlike other economists, values money
in direct ratio to the smdllneSs of its purchas-
ing power. and would be best pleased, per-
haps, with dollar that would not buy any
thing at all while the business of the South
will be to distribute debt" all over the
rest of the Union. THE TRIBUNE has
given little catalogue of the enter
prises which the Solid South is nursing
for the day of its return to power. No man
knows the exact number of millions. hundreds
of millions, contemplated by its "bils with
"out limitations" by which it proposes to
make everybody rich without trouble and COM
Portable without work; but ii is quite certain
that the total will tax even the unbounded
liberality of Mr.. Voorhees,. and distribute
"debt" so effectually that every man in
America will have more than lie can stagger
under.
Altogether it was q pretty bad speech. 1t
was dlscouraging speech, if we take it as
fairly representing the common sense OF West
ern politicians and Western audiences, and
the political morality of that wing of the De-
mocracy which now rules the party. But it Is
we'll that Mr. Voorhees, made it. Since the
West and the South have reversed the en-
"gine,n the country ought to know just where
they are going.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

this city, as a body, or any considerapie NUM-
Der of them, will ever engage in smashing
themselves so foolshly. Some OF them are
very anxious to see resumption defeated, no
doubt, but these are precisely the banks which
are least able to meet their present Liabilities
For them to make war upon the treasury
would be suicide. The true and only saIe
policy for the banks is to sustain. to the utmost
of their ability, the value OF the legal
tender, and the efforts of the Treasury
to make it so valuable that nobody
shall want gold for it. If they do this the
Treasury can place itself in better position to
meet all its liabilities than that of the Bank
of England to-day. 1t has power to bring
lcgal-tenders to par in advance OF resumption,
either by sales of bonds, and subsequent sales
of gold, or by receiving lega.-tenders instead
Of customs duties after October. Congress
could help greatly by authorizing sales OF
bonds for legal-tenders. But, without help,
the Secretary is strong enough to say that
the banks can only harm themselves by re-
sisting resumption.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
Ju0ef TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


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DRY GoODs- Sd PdGe-4th, 9th ana 0th eoulnns. ,
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TO LkT-CITv PRoPERTY-6h Pd0e-otn coiuinn
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
GENERAL NOTES.

A ticket-agent in Rochester has been search
Ing the Scriptures with an eye 10 business On his aa
vertising card appears the following legends in those
days there were passes gven;' aud underneath are
the following texts Thou shalt not pass"-NumDcfs
XXX rs. "suffer not a man TO pass."-Judses ILL., ~.
The wicked shall no more pass."Nahum l., 15. mono
shall ever pass s"Isaiah xxSv., 10. "Ths generation
shall not pass."-Mark Kill, So $50 lie paid the ias
and went."-Jonah l., 3.
Whatever may be the architectural merits or
dement's OF the Connecticut State House, it Is en'
tilted 10 the credit Of having been built upon squsre
financial principles. The law allowed an expenditure o'
100000 per annum aud 1t has been exceeded.
No debt has been incurred the cost being paid out "
the proceeds OF current taxation Moreover the fs III
prices during the last three years, has permitted w
commissioners 70 introduce divers little elegant 49,
useful extras originally contained In the desSu ~
States about build state houses may wisely fcho" 'H
example OF Connecticut
The quays on either side of the Seine on the
Exhibition grounds at Paris being gradually pu'"
over and the light bridge The river comple's
One bank will be exclusively devoted to marine en-
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGy-It is denied at St. Petersburg that lg-
natieff's Austrian mission failed. - Russia is SAID
to have called on the Turks TO cvacuate ports
on the Bosphorus and Dardanelles. - WIS.,
count Sandon has become President of the British
Board of Trade. - The Earl of Leitrim, with
two attendants has been brutally murdered i'll Ire
land.
DoMEsT1C.-The Republicans in Washington are
willing to have the Presidential election carried
before the Supreme Court as proposed by the Mary
land Legislature but they point to the legal lmpos-
sibility of getting it there. - Numerous argu-
ments were made in Washington yesterday,
to secure the new mint to Omaha and to
Chicago - A herd of stolen cattle has
been returned by the Mexicans. 80 A
report will probably be made to the Senate
against legislation on the Chinese question. 60
The New-Jersey Legislature will adjourn Friday
evening. 80 James Bishop has been confirmed
Labor Statist1cian of New-Jersey. - The New
York Assembly passed the Municipal Salary Bill by
a vote of 95 to IL. 80 The New-York Supply Bill,
as reported, approprates $6,620,213. -
The Assembly seated Charles H. Dueil
from the Thirteenth New-YOrk District. -
CONGRESS-In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Burn
side called up the bill in regard to the enlistment
of colored men, and it was discussed and recon-
mitted considerable debate took place In regard TO
the Sinking Fund bill, in which Mr.. Morrill, Mr..
Blaine and others took part ; numerous bills were
placed OH the calendar. - In the House, many
new bills were introduced bill to pay $4,000
toward ngthening the foundation of the Wash
ington monument was passed; Mr. Harrison called
up the report advising DOorkeeper POlk's removal
he spoke for some time amid much confusion; no
action was taken another motion to reconsider the
rejection of Mr.. Reynolds was made in executive
session.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The Stewart Hotel fol
Women was opened yesterday, an immense crowd
being present at the reception. - Scott
Lord submitted an important affidavit in
the Vanderbilt Will contest. - The Al
dermea's Committee reported in favor OF
steam on the Belt line. - Madame
Resten was buried without funeral services. -
The creditors Of Booth g. Edgar will probably
allow them to settle their affairs 60 George
Ticknor Curtis lectured on American Consti
tutional History. - The Brooklyn Taberna
Gle trustees explained their reasons fol
rcsignng - man was shot, probably
fatally, at the Long Island City election -
Cold 1O1ls, 1014, 101ls. Gold value of the legal
tender dollar at the close, $3.50 cents. Stock!
opened buoyant and excited, but reacted and closed
steady.
THE WEATHER.--TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate fair weather, with occasional clouds an(
slight changes of temperature. Thermometer yester
day 80 G4o SO.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

can think of none except that OF in
Identifying the South for its losses in the war.
Is that the great idea," Mr.. Wattersonf II
it is, you need more Doorkeepers for It, 1t
has leaked out already to the extent OF $2OO,-
600, 900. And that's great idea that must be
kept in the closest custody, if the party hopes
ever to be in position to carry it into effect.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

Wade Hampton is enlivening his speeches in
South Carolina with denunciations of the fraud cry,
and hearty concentrations of the President. He
says ii is neither just, nor right nor manly to be
denouncing Hayes as q fraud because the Democrats
proposed the Electoral Tribunal. and Hayes could
do nothing else than accept the office which that
awarded him. If he hadn't taken it, Wheeler or Ferry
would have done so. As for the Presidents policy,
the Governor says he will support him 80 long as he
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

The London Times said the other day of the Hall
fax award: 1t has been absurdly argued that the
absence of such provision THAT majority verdict
should be bindingl shows that in the case of the
fisheries unanimous Judgment was intended to be
exacted." Well Tho Times ought to know whether
it is absurd or not. On the 9th of July last it said
4" Is it not possible that the United States Govern
ment would repudiate as it has strict right to do,
the decision of mere majority
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

continues to rise above party and support the Con
stitution because he is the first President who "a.
done so since the war; Mr. Hampton forgot thai
Andrew johnson "rose above partyn
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

While the results of the local elections in
Ohio and Indiana are not especially signif-
cant, it is noticeable that the Republicans
have made gains, and that the vote of the
National party has fallen off in its stronghold,
Toledo. In Indiana, however, the Nationals
have shown an increase of strength.