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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
SlliuOts.

Chicago - 8erosns iierits &nrncI..
pator sr Nrmour, Gale & Sos npIia
ierbi9bp9gebe glepator Der / Bpsn.
Den fan rumme 1900 600 Buibsls
Ser sr MI 81 &OrnsIspatoru Der
Bpsn, % be fan tilinmmsn rumms
1886 600 Buibsls. Resner nj 400
BnibsIs pau hper Sernbanspoan. fan
bisie Splassbuis rumms AZ 387 5srn.
bansI9s 8ornearer.
- 1865 np, Bpenin9er sr opferis
bsr / 8pm / Oar. be ollsrfiefte al
Wuritsn. Sc foitebs iiIiammsn S..
Asa. 900. @orosn)
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
WuItrQIieu.

Observation-Disclosures Der sr iulbiten.
big mislpiist. os 8esisriussn bar libi
ct Cab Of omtrsnt IN MiQion Dollars.
&iebmeno i De SOrsnsoe Statsr. Ga
napa % gnslano. bpilte lsnbte @arsr
psrbsn. oppaasr MI. at Msw Souit
@aIss's Marisosr er %foripnebe mse
Mafinsr. Mserbrussrsoifaber, 8Osnt
os mango andre Slaes Eager for s
M,r. % bet Meite at. bpao Der ino'
tommer pso Sala. oil mso9aa til al
o9tte uo9iiterns nso Nrast Off.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
8 d D..

Sen b,'isnots 5aIitmpntnsr Sbsrit
B. eOOt bIsp ioite lse itubt i ut
ssst Sus. oa ban piIos ioits zig til
Wobparse MOB YIiiist, Tom fOm for
al arrelttre bam
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
g b.

8 en- SuIlstubs i @iirtsnbera Ell
Der iOrssuast en- gIplOilcn, ueb builisn
II Nrbeiosrs blsp iaalsbss tilrsbte. al
nspps mere snb TO oil funne lsps.
uipttsn bIso iaa messt iterrs. forbi
arbebsrne / i'm SOritre,felie itcrmsos
mob Sersr. Der GIT inoao, % bsrusb
uItiaa f~orbinbrsbs SiaIpen uoenfor fra
al tren9e IND.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
ebriniaua. Winnsiota,
16oe Oscbr. 1879.

-. Gbritiena sr en- llosn tripslig
Bp i Safota 60. Winnsiota, % Nle
sier sooe 6orrstninset Der. Na fonl.
msr bet oslaa til at blios bebrs, ba
VI. g. Sllsn iaar lin WeQs ferois.
Den fommsr til at fofte sl0.0 900 %
ital bripss m,b Damptraft. Gil 8aa.
rem lial ban tiuise bpsse en- GleuatOr,
lom ltal rumms $4,000 Buibsls Susoe.
Y.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

NiifcosamiOanins. prcpit iii Sar'
Danger % gpiS Yrcpifi. So9neprat
iii llaeusran9 / Sarpanser. .. 3.
Srssns, Nal bare inpsipet a~niesnins
ON QIitep.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
0ist0uiin.

Bto 2ane CITATION bltu Tor ct Var
Sase fiosn en- Is &ar CANNED Wano
bsbanblst mso en- laaoau SrulOmbto
of Rstitns 6Olt. at BE-. ON 4lt er
ousrensfismmsnos meo Sanoleoen.
nsppe oil tunus unb9na Strai. Den
8amIs. Der par lDs % oHSlolg, il89s.
Dc / ct Sus i Cane PM al MATTE
iaa 9uu til al opbolos lls Der. oa ban
ielts Rs iIps. 9ln blsu ior bette al
en- Ntisbsiisut bia9t for en- Suffice %
al osnus BENT III 10 .3aGss SGnsisl.
J anbsn BOsu. itient Sclrst par me.
get foIbt, bIsu ban M brast I'll Gonn.
~ipignalst. IN Tsiis pua 10 MiIs. %
oa ban iom bsrbsn. bar ban iaa mto'
tae,i, al ban life tunoe boIo. is op.
rsiit aIsus, men moatte nnoertetiss al
TO Beisnts. gn balm 8ime sfier On.
fomltm oeoe BON. Gorontrens &len.
belle par, of Den SamIe par oeo paa
8runb al Wisbunolina baaoe fer %
sit,r Nrrlitationsn.
S,ners: - Baaos Suffice OF the
Ysacs o. Dc to &OnltabIer er M latte
UNDER ofsnili9 8lltals, % Sasen oil
tomme for ben 29os hsnue Waaueo.
Sc CT latte paa fri SOB unosr &an
ton al $4,000 busr.
Wiluautee 20oe 9ecbr. - State
board of charities and reform bar MI
iuoaluet I'm 8sport I'll 8uusrnereu /
Nnl,onlns af unb~sriesslisr, foretasns
ueo Sotbeorinssbuist / Milipanfse.
las 8ionsr CT blepns alberto. Sn.
i~psftersn toe lin Miftso for ct Yar
Dage iibsn. Dit uiisr, at &lassrns
bar mssst bsrsttissbs. 8eeemiblsrns
par oite aIbsIes bsberusoe. iuloitGnolg
Spiusfsbs, % Sanasrnss BsbancIins
Ii nere Sili9lbe oprerenbe % barbarilt
Yaa 8runb at Be pso unoeriegellen
punene griarinssr oil NOT ben belle
Sronins al Mnitulteu blipe fuIolten'
Dig foranorst.
Belts bsiitnbte Brpss,ri LED M
Wanoass Nat bstposlig peo Slosbrano.
M~altpiersrist, Ssbulst. &ontorst. Stale'
bpaninssn % en- glspator meo en- be
tposIis Bsbolcnius al &crnparsr lag
oes i @fe, Wan bapos. bu bette ts
lssrcierebss, Saab ON at funns rsof'
Sousbbpsninssu % ifel8s iamms VI
tsrrstnins lptteosS bet. Oct licte 8al
anlaaes til 100000. Of builtet BET VI
fe bog beetles uso @sIrranes.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

Siamantbrpnnp. Sauper Scban'
nsisn eia (@lemminse) % Sufru
ieirspe ben l7pe Ncpbr. | SreprifS'
FAB III 9iamantbrpaup, cmaipue al
SlRatninaer o. Vsrner.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
9 afDt q.

- Bismarf bapbe iioits 8orseas
Norssn en- ~b,tpbslis Slcsbrano. Den
uobrsp / 8assrunbsn al ct. Samss
Bsusrtninsslciale, % f%crplantsos Iis
laa raft, at bet lite tos lang Sib, fsr
Gienoom til en- 8Grbi uf $50. 900 Dor
sbsIast. Set sr bet SI.mme Der, at
man lite bar nOsen Branoilotfs %
bet tos bsrfOr ao0iuis Slo, lnosn
Solt Tom til. iOm tuHoc rscos. J osl
SeIe nspbrenbts II Bpsninssr. Sano'
forlpninssn GAP Op, men usS 6OrefOm'
msnbeo af Sup,riutsnosnt solpne bier
Der brast ben til Bruuoitsest Ell Damp
,isoel % en- flor gahSbsbOIosr' %
8anbIanssrns aiorce llnosrOsIisr' De'
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

GienoOmsials. @fespe aptbefsr
Siuoinss 6aaro / Stcrsaceu paa
Sreorifsbalc sr iolat til 8anp. Gin
hing for A. 100 SIR.
) 8riitianslanb er fslsenos
GienpcmSiala forssaaet: gaser u.
Wprtenieus Sus | @plbenlspes Ga
be III Sanpelsbcraer ". giuosr
8lepeu peb Wanpal for en- Sum a
IL. 1000 ST., 8aarpeu @ielnen III
8anp. iur. 8. Is. 8icis Tor 720C
8r. Isnue iibite Gisnpom par fc'
ucels Tiger ipen pep IcanaSauflior
til Y~antbaperen 8cniul .. Siaadler
for en- Gum al $500 8r.
- gunosmmen "~9eanssn'. ca. 1
Wil fra 6bronobism er iolgt til 8it'
METER Semen | &bronbbism
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

aoninrs / Srammen. Oct betpee'
liae Sfibsbpasertrma S~erSeuien X
8uueien | Drammen bar feet ha
nsoiasst iii at cpersipe Mt 30 III
Notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
T0lacnOe Spaaoom hnoss bIanoI
furlele Wanultriptsr | bet brittle Wu.


If Xmas day on Thursday be,
A windy winter We shall see;
Windy weather in each week,
And hard tempests, strong and thick:
The summer shall be good and dry,
Corn and beasts shall multiply;
That year is good for lands to till,
Kings and princes shall die by skill;
If a child born that day shall be,
1t shall happen right well for he;
OF deeds he shall be good and stable,
Wise of speech and reasonable;
Whose that day go thieving about,
He shall be punished without a doubt;
And if sickness that day betide,
II shall quickly from thee glide.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

Den belle iaafalote Gpslsp Nsierpaiion
/ Wiunsiota aobnss for Ssttling. Den
inobeiatier 90 900 Mcrcs. % bsrai sr
aolfilllet opia9st.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
&orreiponoanee.
Bratsbsrs, Winn.,
17oe December. 1879.

17oe December. 1879.
Sr. Rsbaftcrl
vi bar MI fact ganife goot Sl9.
befere, iom osrfor oeiaa beupttss Del.
Ser paa bisie Banter fit man en- me.
get pen Seit. iaa 6armerne ft alt ut
Nrbsibe siort. fsrsno 8intsren itrso IND
Tor Nlpor. Hu n9rmsr Oct ns til
Sulsn. % iaa laffsr bet til gnbea af
Oct 9amIs Mar. iom ri oa oil iise
6arpsI % baabe paa ct soot o. Ipfte.
tist npt Nar. Seq gnlfer MQe o.
Gubuer. % lite minoft mine mango
8unbsr, en- ~sIebslis Sulsfeit % ct sobt
Rpt. Mar. Oeres
s. & Snouiou
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
a., z,,o,,, a,vehs;,toI. h,r a,

Gil Sasatnu 8plicbOiiiOle bar gel
&C 0arinesaalen / Glperum for9rst
en- ualmiupslis lmuft % iint ltsbt
Wetalplape mep SnTiriptipner I'll at
i9teS paa SfclsnS Wrunpmur.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Snnaen al Wirma ZONES al bliue risr,

Spnatn At Vlrrla lpnts al bllpe mere
% mere utilrssnslis. &plis bleu ban
ralsnos opsr - en- Rat. Oette illepale
Spr bapos pirfslis uopst at mlaus !
8oua 5blbaus Nsruarslie % sisntoe
,noos lin 6orbrposIis. Sonssn LOB
8atisn iauss % fiat ben sssubanois
iue / en- Wuisislos. iest ban msooelis.
at ban pilps labe Scpspst busss Al
aa., ION maati, pare | Rerbsoen. ON
ben Hap ue. 8ons &bibau bsissis
easIis bet ulpite.iae Dor % orsp bet
Ill 8aisri peo at l9ase Wao ubsnfos
6gloen.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Mterico.

9 Statsn CHIHUAHUA bapoe ben op.
rerlie WaSie for en- Bib iiosn bsmas.
lieet is 8up.rner 8rias. men bar MI
after Ieslapt BAN. Sprererne bar bsrpaa
iorsnet is msb SOtbunbsarmesn | Ell
Ramp mob Snbiansrne % bar facet
5llbuo om 500 for busrt Snes Sn'
oiansricalpsr. Set antasss. at Der
CHIHUAHUA sr orGbt minbit 800 Wsn'
nsltsr Of Snbiansrne. 8uusrnsr 8riast
Raud % mango andre 8aud,r bier
plpnorsbe for ale Ssits. MsIifansrn'
tenter paa at iorfel9s Snoiansrrs opsl
@rgnoisn til De 6orsnsce Staisr. on
be treiier iis tilbase berbsn.
- !Ssls bet frantic WinitsriSm bal
tasst nm Mflieo.
- Yintersn | europa sr itrsn9srt
END ben | 8sselsn plsier at bore
Ssinsloosn Iistelast psb Yaris, boil
let lite bar inbtruhet | be iohs Il
Mur. % paa Gen Sicilisn logger Be
ct o%rosntlist Sneb9ffe.
Com pGroi9e &anoioater. Dc
rtpubliianlfe Yarti fan opiiile til q
betlGbs YrGfbsntitOlsn. neunss @rani
8aibburns. Blaine % Sbrman.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Sveri0e.

Weaipare. SpOrssmaalct sr after but
ist W % benz Sang | Borm al q
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
SofanlGaact | Nreuoal. Mtli'

9oiauldsgct | Nreuoal. Wftislno'
bpoeIle til Oprsllslle al en- 6eroof |
MrenoaI sr nu uoftspt. M~ttistupitalen
i~all9ites til 200 900 8r.. iorbelt paa
400 Mftier q 800 8ronsr. iSobeials
iuartaliisr mso 80 8r. pr. Mftis IND.
til ct Bsleb al 10000 &r. Oct re
iterenoe forbliusr %uinobetalt. inotiI al
Sirstiionen anoen Bsllutnin9 fattes
Iaar ct BsIeb al 100 900 &r. er ts9.
net, aniees Ssliabst for tonftitusret.
W~ulobrpllnp. Gn al 8erssns slbrs
Borssr,. SfOmasermetsr Mrne ari
itian Wortenlsn % $nltru 8arsn
Maris. I 8nubisn. felrsbe ben 2les
Nop. lit @ulobrpuup | Bergen, bpor
De bssss sr isot. % bpOr ban ! 1929
erbperpebs Borserfab.
SOOsialb. gn al Srsoitsbalos tor
Ie % pirtlomits SUPERINTENDENT,
Ssrnpertseisr 8oniul u. :. 2pds. tr
aisaast psb Ososn / en- Mloer at 5e
Mar. Gen afpsos bapoe | Ell 69ft'
Of Oar pGrst Weoslsr. / % SisponsnI
for 8atbarinabolms Sernu9rf. % ii
bette Brua pil bans Napn lteole bare
tnpttst. SITTER ale Sastpnolsss DON
bar ban nemli9 lom Sisponsnt Fer no
uiit en- opsrorbsntlia flor Spgtlsbse
Sc 8riler | S%uninouitrisH. ION iat
oite bar fnGttet tller lammet ,lpenlfl
SsrnpGrtsr. bar oslaa lnopirtst pat
bette Establishment men unoer oisl
8riie forltoo 9phe at optase np
Braud:r % laalsess bolee Tlr'lom
beeen aaasnps / iteoite ftcrre Waals
ltot. 3 ben iioits soee Ysrioes IL
1871 al ltal 8Olasst bape slpst sllm
rsnoe llebpits, liselom &icsn elsp tlOs
beupttet til at slsrs 8olasels StlllnI
itari. 3 1876 opsrios ep6s Bet o
Supnisr Ssibsrs anlasts 'SalSsn
Stsnbusssri". Der unber bans Slprsll
Ct oparbsiost laalsoes. at Bet. laa irp'
let &ouiunitursrns sne er, osiaa pa
bette Smraaos. MI ipsltIiGtttr en- 90
100 Mrbsiosre.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

@er9elanrsmonnmentet. SITTER 6cr'
lppenoe bar aommltteen / piSit
Iale afluttet @ontraft meo Dram
meuS Ssrnitebsri ON Stebninsen al
@erselanpsmpnumsntst for 8r. ~
900. Oct ital pare farpigt inpen
~llpsansen al 1880. 0ette blIpsr
Bet fsrife araelpe / fl Slass /
Nor1e.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

Ut mGrfcligt SuHb. NpllS bier paa
@aarpen Sanore | Sfubesuas Yre'
ifeaialb grapet / en- "8iampebouS".
(Wan iispte pa fsrif paa ct 0rap'
.,fammsr, Ger penete fra Sub mob
Norp, par rmtrent 3 alien lanat %
bsifcp at lterre o. minore Stsne
upen ncsen Opsrllaser. Paa ben
sitre Sipe al @rapen fob Ell itsrrs
flab Sten paa SAINT. ! Den lele,
lanpbianbepe Serb, Der fplote @ra'
pen, fanpt man Sfslettet al ct pcr'
ent MenneHe. geuene par bog laa
benlmulprspe, at Be pso ben minolte
Berrrslle falpt lammsn. Vaa Gn'
iipsn at Den c%psncmtalte lape Glen
fanptsS psp f~ortlat Granting ct Sic.
let til, % iammeu mep bette en- Sppp'
eaer 9anpleiplps at Seru. Vaa
SernHptfets enc Gnee iooer en- Hlns.
Der Ter uD I'll at p9re At Ben.
6unbet er lenbt III Sersens Wu'
lRum.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

SOosfalo. Solsemauo 1crmcp as'
acutlen Reselitab al 5inns er al
aaast peb Oeben | ben beie Mlbe,
af 90 Mar. Den afpepe, f%crbenpR'
reups @aarptrueer, bar / en- lang
aarraffe lpm Srpferer for 6inne
Serrep re%pr9ienteret berte paa amts'
formanpfabst, liSeipm ban fers
@anse par 0alsmanp for III Yra'
itelialp. Sau par Ssn at Den
ls47 afpsbe 9ensmanb Mssout 81.
fen Heaelitap, lom repraienterees
Siapanser Amt pep 8iasfprlamlln'
zen paa Gibspclb 1914.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Tra MoOcrlauocme.
NOree.

(af faneinapiBs Blacs inetii 29rs Rccemtsr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Eager.

9r 2mitb, STia o atietnu 6i,rnft
gee Rtbinit Sirsi, 2 Bleds foe fra
fcatrdo. 10 10.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
torffieniae ~MoertisIemeuter.

Mihael 2teper, 3aneitus m,e fcsHl.
~ lmHi'ini g ~lilltsnii RaTmOr. ORR,
arlington eruit. I,eorab. 9pra.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

Bennington s 3 pelI, Saneltut, mst
adenlalolTer, Sru cfv.. Ettcrab. 8
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

bath Sros., SanrIsnet mtp 0,n'ram.
parr. GUut. cfu. Dttgrab. Coma.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

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Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

AyY disinterested reader who took
the trouble to read the editorial in the
REPUBLICAN Of yesterday and that Of the
"Herald" this morning, knows who Is
right, and without going into any ex-
tended answer to the "Hsrald's" bare
faced untruths, we have only to say
that our press-room, our Office, our
mailing books and everything else is
open to inspection, and any person who
really wants to know what our circula-
tion is can easily find out and if the
"Herald" will send gentleman II
make an investigation and report upon
our circulation he will be- treated as a
gentleman. We tell the public and all
concerned honestly and truthfully that
our circulation averages 5000 daily, and
we ask, nay entreat any or all persons
interested if they doubt what we say to
come and see for themselves. We
never did 60 into the wager business
and have no desire to do 80 now. Our
experience being that the biggest fools
and the biggest liars were always the
first to wager other peoples money,
such persons rarely having any of their
own.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

In an article on Saturday, speaking
of the New Castle Agricultural fair
dwindling down into amere horse race,
controlled by jockeys and gamblers, we
neglected to State that it was not until
the New Castle County Agricultural fair
had ceased to exist and the grounds had
been sold to another party and the
name of the place changed to the scheut
zen Park, that it lost its distinctive. fea.
ture as an agricultural fair ground. We
recolleot that Zadock Townsend was Pre-
sident Of the Agricultural Fair associa-
ton and Mr.. George G.. Lobdell was
secretary; and consequently it never
entered our mi nd to insinuats that those
gentlemen were in any remote way con-
nected with the jockey gambling races
that succeeded the fair. We should
have said on Saturday what we now say
that the New Castle County Agricultu-
raj Fair, in which Mr.. Lobdsll and 9TH
er estimable gentlemen were interested,
was a very different concern from the
Scheutzen Park races that were under
q very different management.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

The PHILADELPHIA "Evening Bulle-
tin" says very truthfully that "the
custom Of making presents to public
men for services which they ought to
render without any other reward than
their legal salaries has become disgust.
ing as we'll as ridiculous. But it has
never gone so far as it has in New
York, where the letter carriers have
presented . five hundred dollar gold
watch to Hon. s. s. Cox for his labors
in behalf of the bill to increase their
salaries. II the letter carriers can
afford to make such gifts, people will
begin to think that they can afford to
live on smaller pay"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

The DEMOCRATS all over the South
are alike. South Carolina sends Ham.
burg Butcher Butler, the head and the
front of the murderous gang which imbu-
ed their hands in the blood Of the in
nocent negroes Of Hamburg and Ellen
ton, to the Senate. Mississippi sends
Chalmers, the rebel General who butch
cred the Union Soldiers of Fort Pillow
after they had surrendered, to the
House of Representatives, and the Dem
Ocrats have made him chairman OF their
caucus committee. Blackburn, the
Kentucky doctor, who tried to spread
the yellow fever all over the north dur
ing the war in order to depopulate it,
has been elected by the Democrats Gov.
ernor of that State.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
The "Gasstte /" can tell the truth II

The "Gaxstte can tell the truth II
tries, and will tell the truth II It
answers the purpose bsttsr than lie,
but with 1t lie comes much the han
der Of the two. Yesterday, entirely
forgetting the fate Of Ananias and
Sapphira, It recklsssly asserted in one
article that some eight or ten Rspubli-
can defaulters have turned up to cheat
Il (ths city, aud the community out Of
perhaps $l5O,o00 or 100000. This
needs no comment. II Is reckless
black one in the whole cloth, and no
intelligent reader will be deceived BY
such wicked lying. Tho "Gazstte"
also said, from time to time, that we
favored q tax rate Of $l.25 on the 800,
and when We contradicted 1t and ex-
planned that we said 1t would take .
sl.25 rate to pay of the deficiency Of
the present year and to meet the ex-
penses Of the next year, it turns
around and says, "well, as much might
be inferred.' Who backed down there :
The most astonishing assertion Of all is
that " democrats have proved them
selves to be economists by their works,
and the people approved Of their course
by re-electing that party to power by q
large majority" 1t depends very
much whom the Gazette calls the
people to make its words true. If the
horde Of bummers, repeaters and roun-
ders, some of whom voted dozen
times at the late election, are the peo
pie referred to, then the Gazette" 10
right, and is welcome to the fellowship
of its friends. But for these wholesale
frauds by repeatsrs, the Fifth, Eighth
and Ninth wards would all have elect
ed Republican Councilmen Mr.. Lich-
tenstsin would have been elected Presi-
dent Of City Council, and Mr.. Vincent
would still have been continued City
Treasurer. With over 500 illegal votes
cast the Gazette" calls 1t q great
Democratic victory in favor Of reform
and economy. Now, in relation to the
tax rate, we say again that We do not
favor high rate if the city can posi-
bly, get along without it, but rather
than see floating debt created after
using economy in the expenditures,
We say then let the rate be high enough
20 meet the demand. Now we suppose
the "Gasstte" will oonstrue this plain,
simple declaration into some other diff
fersnt meaning and then crow over an
other "back down."
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

TIE POLICE BOARD of New York, now
composed OF two anti -Tammany Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans, has come to
. dead lock in the appointment Of In
spectors Of election. There has been no
trouble in agreeing upon the Republi-
can inspectors, but the Democracy hav-
ing divided into Tammany and anti
Tsmmany factions, each are claiming
the inspectors, and hence the trouble.
The two Democrats on the Board be-
long TO the anti-Tammany wing, and
are opposed to allowing the Tammany-
ties any inspectors because they bolted
the nomination Of Robinson for Cover
nor, and they are therefore irregular.
The two Republicans, while having all
their own inspectors, are opposing the
appointment of all anti ti-Tammany Dem
ocratic inspectors, as that wing of the
party only has about $4,000 votes in
the city, while Tammany polls 10000.
The dead look promises to continue for
an indefinite time, so long in fact as to
seriously interfere with making a reg
istration of voters as required by law.
1t is said that the Democratic State
Committee, which is also anti.Tamma.
ny, meets in New York to-day, and
will recognize the anti-Tammany DEM
ocrats on the Board as regulars. We
do not see, however, how this will un-
lock the machine, while the two Re-
publicans on the Board continue OF the
same mind, as they are not bound to
obey any dictation Of Democratic COM
mittee. There will have to be caving
in of some party soon, or there will be
no election held in New York City. In
either case, however, the Republicans
are assured of a sweeping victory.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
No Back Ont.

Ths RrpuBLIcAS does not back out In
its declaration, as stated by the "da
xstte.' thst large number Of fraudu.
lent receipts were issued at the recent
city election. On the contrary we as
ssrt positively that large number Of
such receipts were placed in the hands
of the police and other city officials, as
we'll as in the hands Of various ire.
sponsible parties, and by this means
the Democratic majority was obtained
at the late election. We further say
that some Of these receipts bear the
signature of Mr.. Carpenter, as we'll az
the impress Of the collectors stamp,
and that the name in some cases, If not
in many, was left blank to be filled up
to suit the person Who might be in.
duosd to present such receipt as an svi-
dsncs of his qualification to vote. We
have not the means OF knowing whether
the signature was genuine or counter
fsitsd by some Of Mr.. Carpenters party
friends Ivho had access to his or some
other collectors stamp, and therefore
make no charge Of criminality against
him. Some of these receipts, however,
can be produced at any time, and an
opportunity may be given to the persons
most interested TO prove their charac-
ter. We say empbatically the issue Of
tax receipts. with OF without the su-
thority Of the tax collectors, tor persons
not ON the assessment, must be broken
mp, and those who persist in violating
the law and vitisting our elections,
must bs more cautious ifthsy wish to
escape punishment.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

IT'S NOW generally conceded that
slander hastened the death Of Rev. DR..
Thompson, whose death we noticed in
Yesterdays REPUBLICAN. The Rev.
Edwin M. Johnson, Of the Morrisania
IN. W Congregational Church, who is
kinsman, by marriage, of the Rev. DR..
Thompson, says DR.. Thompson's death
twas undoubtedly hastened by the
ISLANDERS" recently published against
him. He had been i'll for three years,
Mr.. Johnson says, when the calumnies
appeared, and the slandering reports
coming when DR.. Thompson was quite
feeble, "gave him deadly blow"
The published reports Of licentiousness
were absurd in themselves but i'm
probable, indeed almost impossible as
they were, they did their work. What
punishment Is sufficient for such vii.
lainous "freedom Of the press ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

butcher, (not the temperance lectur-
cry but one Of the thirteen walkers that
started for six days walk in Madison
Square Garden, New York, yesterday
morning tainted twice and left the track
after walking twenty three miles. The
Wilmington butcher we think could
have beaten that. There is still round
dozen left.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23

OK SATURDAY our edition of the RE-
PUBLICAN ran up to $3.50, but since
then It has gone down to about its reg
ular 5000. The "Herald" representa-
tive can come and count for him or her
self, and be satisfied that what We say
is true. .u...
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
LsCsunxs.

CIx ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
GEOLOGY, ON THE LIFE HISTORY VI
THE WORLD,
BY Prot. Cunning In OPERA HOUSE
HALL, Commencing
MONDAY EVENING. BIPTEABER md
@ Az ~ O'Clock, Ill., ~
and Containing throuGh Thursdaz enA Non
day evenings. TICKETS FOR THE
COURSE, sl.oo. SINGLE LECTURE. y
GENTS.
Tickets Tor sale at the store Of q. F.Thomai
l. Go. el1 Ot
Daily Republican., 1879-09-23
A NOTE.

rhe " Republican " stili lesAs In
asreulssion. Advertise where yea
weS the most for your money and
ehe - Ropublican " In thaS paper.