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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-11
ANDES SILVER MINING CON.

tNDES SILVER MINING CON.
n PAsY.-Locaiion VI principal u business,
San fiAn cisco. CalifcrniA.
Location Of works. iirg!nia CITY. Storey
county. Nevada.
Notice 10 her, by given. that Al q meeting OF
the Hoard of Directors, held on the let day OF
october. 1878, an ass,r,mentiNo. ~ i Twenty.
Ave Cents per share was levied upon the capt.
tai rtsck ~ the corporation, payable imme-
diately, In United States gold ooib. 10 the rec.
fetAry, at the Office al the Company. Room 2
Nevada Block, No. so MonigOL4,Iy str.si. san
Francesca. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhsli
rrmain unpaid 0n the eth day ~ Nov niber.
1868. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction. aud Unless Day ment
IL made before will be sold on SATURDAY. the
SQth d., Of November. 1873. 10 pay the
delinquent Assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
n. LANDIliS. Secretary.
O~nice-IlOom No. 2. Nevada block. No. 500
Montgomery street. ran falei,eo. California.
tel I'd
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VsoJAN INNING coaPANl.

LOcatIOn OF pf1hVIp8l pIhVo VI uusluezsl
san francirco, California.
Nevada.
NJtioe.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
iowing-ies crib~d stock. on account OF a.se-s
msnt TAO. W levied on the ID day Of October.
1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective sharekolderr, a. fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-11

necr Dusines ,ou can engage in. - "a
6sS $50 per day made by any worker ol
either ser, right In their own localities. Par.
ticulars and samples worth q free Improve
your sparS time st this business. Addrsss
mhl Sns srINnuA b C0.. Portland, Ne
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DELINQUENT sALEs.
or. Lnuis MINING CoMrANY~

~ Location % principal place Of ousiness.
.San francisco, California.
Loeatiot Of works. Gold Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the foL
iswlngdescribed stock. on account OF a-sess-
Uncut mo. ~ levied on the 10Th day OF ssp'ein-
Ter, ISIS, the several amounts set opposiie
Inc name. OF the respective shareholders. a.
follows: 49,.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rHR
In tie matter Of JOHN BRADY. BANKRUPT, in
bankruptcy. Notice IL her,b, given that John
Brady OF Gold Hill. In the county Of STOREY,
heretofore adju iged q bankrupt accordii q to
law, has fled IN said Court . petition for die
charge from all his debts and other claims
pruvsble under the revised statutes OF the
limited ststcs, md that TUESDAY. the 18Th
da, OF November. 1875. Of 10 O'Clock A. ~. and
lie Courtroom Il said O .urt In Carrgn city
have been sppointcd tho time and place for
hearing the came, when and where any pcr,on
Interested may appear and show cause, u any
there be. why the prayer OF the petitioner should
y. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
II. ID. MIrcHYLL. Attorney tor petitioner.
Car.on CITY. Nov. ]. ISIS. nol lOt
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMES

rs AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK BUREAU
l FOR MINING INFORMATION. 60 Broad.
way. New York. 10
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of New York. VIII 70.
ceiye Subscriptions and Advertisements for the
same Is AcENr
Por the American Mining Agency. Chicago, H..
who buy and cell Mines. Any Que having Mlnes
10 cell. Il can be effected BY putting the matter
IN his hands, through tho Chicago Mining
AGENT
For the .sie Of Mining Tools and Machinery
male In New York and vicinity, such - Ola.
eines OF all siker sud d. scriptions.
omcs..At. I6t North q street, i,sinla
Ctty. Nevada. anlI INV
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Ana In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Beard % Directors. made on the 26th day
Of September. ISIS. 80 many shAr~s Of each
parcel OF such stocf .. may be necessary. will
be sold Al public snction. 81 the once oi the
Company. hoom sNo. 2o Bu.h street. san
fnnci-c.,, California. on WEDNESDAY.
the soth day OF November, ISIS, 81 the hour OF
O'Clock y. u. Of said day, % pay said delin-
quent Assessment thereon. together with Gusts
OF advertising and snpcnse. % the sale.
W. X DIAN. Secretary.
o~rfce-Room 8. No. AZ Dush strc.t. san
Francisco. Cslifornia. no5td
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latI. 80. .........o9O 800 -.
And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the laih day OF
rept. inbsr. ISIS, 20 many shares OF each
parcel ~ such stock as may be necessary will
be sold At public auction. In front Of the Once
OF the Company. Main street. Gold Hill. STOREY
county. Nevada, on TllURsDAi, The l4ih day
Of November. 1878. ut ! o'clock y. NJ, 10
pay delinquent a-r, rrments thereon, together
with costs o. advertising and expenses Of tale,
unless previously paid.
by order OF the board Of Trustees.
MtRCER uTRY. Secretary.
Gold Hill. New, October II. 1878. ocistd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
OELCMER SILVER nINIs

ID ELCHE SILVER MINING
ID coMPANY.-Location Of principsi place
OF busines~. can Francisco, California.
Location Of words. Gold Hin. STOREY county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st . meeting OF
the board OF Directors. held ON the sth day
ol oetober. 1875. an assesfnent iA0. iBI OF
ote Dollar Der vhsre was levied upon
the capital stock OF The eotpofatiou, payable
linmrdisteiy. Ia United Stats gold coin, TO
ihe seefstAry. Al the once of the Company,
h1oin " cosmopolitan Hotel Build.ng, 2OJ Dusn
street, ban franeiscJ, California.
Any stock upoa which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the i2th day Of November,
1878. will be delinquent. and Advertised for
tale Of public auction. and unless payment 10
made before, will DO sold ON TUESDAY, the
81 day u December. 1873. TO pay the delin.
quent asserrinent. together with costs OF adyer-
Using and eIpebsss Vt szie.
by order Of the board OF Directorp.
JOHN CRgCKEfT. becrrtary.
Onics-Room IL Cosmopolitan 1oiel Building.
203 Bush street. sAn ffancifeo. California.
Oclptl
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED nfNlNG
81 co aPANY Location Of principal place
VI bus ness. san Francisco. california.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that at n meeting Of
the Heard oi DiWctorr, held ON the nrst
day % No.enbr. Isis. Al As,errmrnt
tho. u Of On- Dollar tfi) PER share Mas levied
upon the capital stock o. he corporation. pays-
bic Immediately. H. United States gold csin.
10 the Secretary. at the oince Of the Company.
Room u liAyward's lluldlng. &l9 California
street. ran francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assss, ment shall
remsin uDpAid On the tifth day Of ncember.
Isis. will he delinquent. and Advertised ior sae
al pub ic auction. aud unle,r payment d. made
before, will be sold ON SATURDAY. the twenty
Eighth day " december. Isis. TO pay the delln.
quent Assessment. together with costa VI adj.
y~ertisins and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board Of Diiector-.
A. SOBL, Sec etary.
Onice-Room II Hsywsrd'- Building. Ma. ti9
California street, szn frabcisco. California.
ua4 AL
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SALOON FOR SALE.

FfRsT-cLASS SALOON. on MAIN
n street. In the heart Of the busln,ss portion
OF Gold Hill. doing . fne business In offered
for rsls. together with Stock, Fixtures. billiard
Table, etc.
Inquire .. this once. osssim
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lula CONnOLIDATED INNING

Onlee- Rooms 8 and 9. No. 3Ol Montgomery
street. San frHneiseo. California. oclttd
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20
70 ,Consurnptives,

The advertiser, having been perma.
nontly cured Of that dread disease con.
sumption, by \ simple remedy, Is anx-
ious 70 make kuown to his tellow.suf.
iercrs tho msans Of cure. To oil who
desire IL, no will send y copy Of tho
prescription used, lfree Of charee,)
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will lind y
sure cure for Consumption. Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc. go
Parties wishing tbs prescription
will please address, u. A.. WILSON
loi Penn ST.. Willisusburgh, N. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

~ * 1Ds
,'4asrs- ISL.
tslaa sgpssd ~ - ID
M spe6evask,s.
l< e1os sDsaly - ~ niIsa Of
0usb)Ds o6t6sasas ssock.
D6sssjae pses. If Wi.ocs.
~ 81 wheat lsss wrse
mai ~ tAss swenty.6vs imni
essas siDspslssive - iB..,rics i.i.
I'M pIr.Ls ssss treasury is fall
- ses1log ovss --ne.rly s%oo,0oo
-Does cslises hss been receiving
~ Sadisiss u 80 bOots - i,s H.
Nov church and SCHOOL buildings
- ssisx. ~ ~ over tn state this
-yDo 0svmaa I~suthessns ere
sssseieg : worry hne church sdi6cs
asAs NesfJt.
"A scleey fom Novs SEQ IL les
~ sssst sslecsipx lsnis 10 Sherman
Voupty,
M. I. r. Jersey will soon com
Dssss he erosion ofa girls, mill .,
leup City.
--TskAmnh's resi- estate agents
sss kept buy showing aud selling
'4aSd 10 nav comcrs.
"A new addition Of forty scsss to
O~cols, Polk coun,v. Ia besns laid Of
isto town lots
The brick and artificial stonc
snsaufsctosiss are Two Of tho busiUers
sdisrpsising Of Hastings.
IA man named Frcsmsn died at
Frissdviils . Gsv dayS Axo from the
siscts Of . snake bin.
A branch manufactory Of tho hay.
worth post aud Wiss fsncc il to'be es.
sshlishcd in Lincoln.
--N1osn land. seekers bought land
N the ncishborhood of Exeter Ffll
more county, Isst week.
Oss land sgsucy in Colum bus sold
% Aosdsy and Tuesday Of las, week
$4,000 vorth or land.
The puLlisLers Of northern No.
hssska viii meet 10 convention q Nor.
felk, On the 10Th Of Juns.
-lAsl week nix different families
hom LAaystts sousts, Wisconsin, 10.
or,sd eess faluyrs, Otoc county.
-Auss&npSsins !. offered a. Sow
ord sously lor . chscr factory. a pa.
pr alil, and : wsolsn mill-ous or
81 n them.
"a Tho North Plato stock yards arc
70 DO saiasgsd and n>~ convenience.
ssLlsd et slipping and r~eshiprius
stock.
The Catholics have appointed =
committee aud taken other prelimi.
nary steps for erecting a ohurch q,
- KeVeav. it49 fYag4'b
The cav mills in Knox county
cauoot begin 10 supply tho demand
for lumber, Building Is Unusually
btsh TIN season.
--Excursioalats from Wisconsin
C~bnascticut. Illinois and Pennsylvania
Aavs bsea srowdins The hotel. u Syr.
osss lately.
I -kssy new ssttsss hav, located
this ssascaia Tho vicinity Of Wsspiaa
tWaler, end nsw houses dot The prairie
~ every direction.
--Amon9 the Fourth Of July diver,
lions - Tskauah will 10 running and
ttcttlae sscsas on che Er Grounds
/ slbs apsSss ot oasS.
gs-Sstips ssussy's fruit crop PROM
1911 Some dgDhs peach tree,
~ "a ctSls and Kisud will rscuir,
ksetplss 70 prevent from falling
Some Of the citizens Of Aurots
z Anilton cossty. ars gsstins interest
: N the idss Of tusalas a porsioo o
siasss rivsr into iloooln ccrssk.
S-Dr =. N. Whites. Of Nebraa,
CIV. was ohessn pfssidsnl orths Stat,
lysdical Soeisty G. ~ current yss
= IL Ass scssisa y Rssost
-Imuisnnss sss coming into Va
~ ceunts 10 unprecedented nA,nbs,
NeFs claims havs rsssstly bean lake,
- ths osd Fart HsstsuG reservation,
Svsry sasehasic 10 Pousa Dixo,
county. b kept busy, owing 10 III,
lAsas' number or bai,dinEs now in bro
J sssso.f sr.ssios 10 thar prouisis1
" A. sssurion traia lssves Wiscov
I .sil9 on III 18th for Nebraska IN
prjacipAl points 70 b taken in hahn
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

1T 10 worth mors than It's owe
weight y pure sold. viz; U. h C.'s
0oldea Ceeute. IL cures sors syes,
ros, o~ucutansous eruptions and Old
ehrsaie saess. Sold By y. 4. Potter.
SslS-su
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-20

The time has como whom 4 man may
know that he will gst value received
Tor every dollar that he invests.
Quscks and humbugs arc . vcR,i.
lated aud arc compelled to take q back
scat, or be crushed by tho wheel Of
progress. Al article unjust possoss
real mcrit--must be what il il repre-.
scutcd to DO. Or, Mo tho mushroom
" nOop.dsy, Il win noon withsr and
die 10 the rsdiauce or tho brilliant dis
~covoriea Of modern science. U. h
Cough and Diphlheria Remedy
can always b rolled %. IL allays the
i~rritstioa " 0ckling Of shs throat,
reudsrs expeoiOsssioa sary and opens
the secrseions. IL b G~uasysntesd to
DO sh that y q advestissd to or The
..9sorsy rstasdses The purchsser. o.
n. Potter, axeat 5,ls.2m =
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

We want to say to every working
man, whose wages + reduced to
starvation prices by the contraction
of the currency and general derange-
ment of business, that this is no time
to fool away their votes on any side
issues or new parties. Let them all
unite with the Democratic army of
true reformers where their votes can
alone be made effectual in reinstat
ing those good old times before the
war when they had plenty of work
with two dollars a day and plenty of
roast beef. Now is the day and now
is the hour for working men to vote
for their rights.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15
.sToM scorr,s moneyo is tine araw

'sToM ScoTT's money" is the "raw
head and bloody bones," held up to
brighten the foolish and timid
against voting for the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this Dis
trict. No sensible man will allow
himself to be caught by such flimsy
chat. It is all bosh. In regard to
this business the Cincinnati Enqnir-
er gets off the following good hit:
"We have been trying to keep
count, and have been able to enumer-
ate only lis Congressional Districts
in which Tom Scott is reported to
have dumped his money in sums
from $685. 900 to $4,000 at a dump,
to secure the election of favorite
Congressional aspirants. Doubtless
quite a number of his favorite Dis
tricts have escaped our eagle eye,
and it is fair to assume on this basis
that he has invested from five to ten
million dollars in Congressional mar
gins, which, in these times of con.
traction, is quite a considerable sum.
1t is to be fervently hoped that in SC
doing the Colonel has not cramped
himself in the way of market money.
N. B.-No Grand Jury Of Penn.
sylvania has yet had the hardihood
to indict Colonel Scott for being Q
fool"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

The President, who with his suite,
devotes fully half his time to travel
ing for pleasure, at watering places,
and indulging in almost every yarie
ty of extravagant entertainments,
receives for his services one hundred
and sixty dollars, $780, a day as
salary alone, wet and dry, work or
play, besides large perquisites of Of
fees. Members of his Cabinet,
members of Congress, and other fed
eral officials, are paid Unlike proper
tion, besides such subsidies as they
are disposed to vote themselves, and
there are none to raise a voice of
complaint ct their Extravaganza
The laboring men of the country re-
ceive for their days toll from seventy
fue cents to one dollar and fifth
cents per day, and upon this they
must feed and clothe their families
These are the "good times coming
promised US by Mr.. HAYES, when he
last addressed the people here in Ea.
ton, but they are only for himself
and those holding office under him
How long will the poor laboring mer
continue to vote such a partyf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15


The Sunday lunatics and traitors
to their country at Urbana propose
to make a crusade in the interest Of
their intollerant Authorizations. They
propose to do violence to all persons
who shall shave, sell cigars, peddle
newspapers or irreyerently kiss their
wives on the first day of the week.
This kind of lunacy is encouraged
by preachers and loafers generally
as a means of distracting the atten-
ton of the people from the needed
reforms that would enhunger the
barnacle classes.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

The Republicans pretend to con-
denim the salary grab law. The Re-
publican party passed the salary
grao lava Republican President
signed it; the very next day after
having done SO, he commenced to
pocket the steal at the rate of $685.
600 a year. Prominent Republicans,
including the man whom very many
Republicans think the country can't
exist without, favor and defend
that grab. MI. HAYES is large
ly profiting every month by this Re
publican measure. Many of the Re
publican salary grabhers have been
honored by their party since with
high Office. 1t takes lots of cheek
for a Republican editor to talk about
corruption in the Democratic party,
with such facts staring him in the
face.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15
The Democratic party is NOT r

The Democratic party is not re-
sponsible for what it has been DOW
erless to prevent. 1t was the Repub-
licap partizan majority in the SEN
ate branch of Congress which defeat
ed efforts to promote the revival of
industry, to reduce excessive taxa
ton, to abolish ~sinecures in the civil
service, to root out corruption in the
Departments, and to bring back the
Grvernment to the frugal standard of
good old democratic days.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15
The glowing prophecies that have

The glowing prophecies that have
been made on all sides as to this
years wheat crop bid fair to be full
filed. It is almost impossible to OBJ
tain accurate date respecting the
crops, both from the nature Of the
subject, the wide extent ofterritory
which review must take in, and
the reports ofinterested parties. The
best informed authorities estimated
last years wheat crop at 100000
bushels, whereas in reality it reach
ed 50,000,0 900 bushels. There seems
no disposition this wear to be modest
in making estimates. Few place
this year's crop below 400, 600, DOC
bushels, and those of a sanguine dis.
position increase these figures by
$4,000, 900 or 5o,OO0,00O bushels
Many predict confidently that Min.
n%esota's crop will reach 1000, 00(
bushels, and that Iowa and Kansas
will follow with $4,000, 900 and 80,
oOO, 900 respectively. Even Dakota
it is said, will produce 100000
bushels, and Nebraska 25,QooyDDQ
. ~. - 90 - Fl HHh, -
OF course some allowance must b,
made for these figures, but the indi
cations are now that the presen
crop of wheat will be by farthe larg
est ever produced in this country
and will probably reach 400, ,00'
bushels.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

"a.
There is a report current that the
Radical editors of the Fifth Congres-
sional District made up a "pony
purse" and employed the editor of
the Piqua Democrat to write anti.
Benjamin LeFevre editorials for
their use. Ifthe future installments
dosed out by these Radical editors
man Friday do not pan out better
than his first patches of putresent
nonsense have, they had better make
up another purse and with it have
their ally and assistent explore the
secret reeesses of the Mammoth cave
until after the October elections shall
nave been held. In. this way our
Radical friends of the Fifth District
can dispose of their elephant by put
ting him out of sight, deep in the
bowels of the earth, where his "pony
purse" purile productions will not be
seen.-Van Vert Times.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15
aTbe editor of-the DEMooRAr was

"The editor of-the DEMOCRAT was
paid something like five dollars a
line for several fulsome editorial
"puffs," and furnished means to Sc
cure delegates favorable to LeFe-
vre."
The above we clip from a two col
umn communication in the Cincin-
natl Commercial of Friday morning
last, purporting to be written from
The town of St Mary's, Ohio, and
signed "Wiu." So far as the rigma-
role of balderdash refers to the DEM
ooRAr, we pronounce it deliberate
and wiJ.ful lies and the author a liar!
There were no editorial "puffs' in
the DEMOCRAT for Gen. LEFEvRE, or
any other candidate, previous to the
Convention, and we defy the lying
scamp to produce them. which
shows how much regard this soil-ful
falsifer had for the truth in his i'm
pudent aud reckless assertions
There are a lot of 'dead BEATS" bum
mers, scabs on society and pimps in
this District, who have always man.
aged to live off of candidates from
one campaign to another, now, be-
cause Gen. LEFEvRE persistently re-
fuses to be black-mailed by them,
are undertaking the task of besmear-
ing all who refuse to join them in
their idiotic and senseless how
against the action of the Sidney Con
yention. 1t won't win. When the
mild October days shall come, and
the counties are all in, these deprav
ed creatures, whose minds never
grasped an idea in politics above the
shallowest tricks of the pot-house
will hang their harps onsthe willows
and sit down in their own dirt, anc
} weep over their puny and sickly eff
forts to mislead and poison the minds
of honest voters against ineorrupti
| BILE men.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15


A party held together by the CO.
hesive power ofpublic plumber, and
maintaining their power to-day by
will of the people by
fraud and perjury, has a vast amount
of impudence to talk about fraud in
the management of the affairs of this
county. Covered all over with the
vermin of political fraud and PERU
ry, they have the impudence to stand
up among honest men and talk about
'sfraud," "rings," and other false
charges. They have robbedth coun-
try of its choice and are now yelling
"stop thief" to deceive and blind
the honest men oftheir party. Words
are inadequate to express a feeling
of contempt for their brazen impu.
dence.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15


On Tuesday night of last week,
the western Express train, which
leaves Pittsburg at 11,45 p. m. col
lided with a freight train four miles
west of Steubenville, killing fifteen
persons and wounding about forty,
some of which have since died. The
conductor of the freight was running
on the time of the express train, and
claims his watch was 20 minutes
slow. He has been arrested on
charge of manslaughter and bound
over in the sum of S., 700, in default
of which he was remanded to prison.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

The dyspeptic of the Democrat
who is playing the part of the ''yal-
Ter" dog under Bishops Asylum
wagon, after whining about a lack of
courtesy on the part of the REGISTER
when he got his appointment as a
Trustee in a second hand manner as
a plaster to heal the wound he receiv-
ed in the scrambling of the organi,
cation of the House, is about to fur.
nish himself another opportunity tc
whine. Very good.-Eaton Regis
ter.
There is as much mystery to US in
the above paragraph as there would
be in a sheet of Chinese chirogra
ply. Please explain.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

Senator said in his Hamilton
speech: II have steadily opposed
contraction ever since it was inaug-
urated. 1 spoke and voted against
the Resumption Act when it passed.
and at the last session of Congress
voted for its repeal" He must oe
the parent of the "Ohio Idea" then.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

Hon. JOHN A. MCMAHON was
unanimously nominated for Congress
in the Third District Democratic
Convention, held at Middletown on
Tuesday of last week. 1t was a just
and honored tribute to a man of hon
or and high ability, and a Democrat
of sound principles. His majority
in the District will not be short OF
two thousand.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

The journals that are bowling the
longest and loudest about corruption
in this District, and the men who are
believing themselves hoarse over
money being used to control the
nomination, are papers and persons
who have not a word of condemna-
ton for the notorious and infamous
bargain and sale of the Presidency.
Their canting hypocrisy is too much
like Satan rebuking sin.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-15

When a man satisfies US that he
has no more gizzard in his soul than
to object to a candidate for Office
because of his religious views, we
want no argument with him. "Not
Hercules could knock out his brains,
for he has none"