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CUT|CURA
BLOOD and SKIN HUMORS.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES for the Treatment Of Blood
Cancerous, or Syphiiitic origin. the OUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT the principal remedy, and if there at
items. then the CUT1CURA, assisted by the OUTICURA
SOAR: must be used externally. II the disiasei is of
ts the CuIIcURA, with the tUTIcURA Soar, and
such use Of the KEsOLyENT as s suggested by the
eases when the skin is hot and dry the blood feveY
1sh the liver torpid the bowels constipated or when
TO Turk In the system when the Constitution has
been shattered by Maarial and Anti Periodic Fevers
and Debilitating Diseases, always take the REsoI-
yFNT while using the CUTICURA cure thus made
will be permanent and satisfactory.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
hhH OOO Y BAKING
r. - ff IA l. POWDER
hRR 9 = w A A
il OO AAAA l. BAKING
Il OcO ILL POWDER

Absolutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial. 1876 Vienna (Anetria) tx
position, 1873 and oil other prominent Expo itions
and state Fairs, North and SOuth
DE &: DANA HAYES State Assayer OF Mass
chusets, reports-ThAt the materials of which II is
comIos ed are pure and wholesome
THE GOVT CHEMIST,
DR. II. A. MOTT, says:-As q scientific fact il is
perfectly pure. and uniform in its action that
no mistake can ever occur In its Use. The RoyaI
Baking Powder is the result of years Of research
and experiment by physician and chemist. who
obtained this scientific eaven OF unvarying streng
and purity-preserving all the neutritious elements
OF the -four. No other preparation makes such
light fsky Biscuit. Buckwheat Cakes, Mullins,
Strawberry Short Cake, luxurious Puddings, Cakes
and all kinds of Pastry.
Eo'd in cans only-keeps in any climate.
eS Most CHI ap powders contain alum avoid
them eepecia ly when offered loose in bulk jy23
EVILS JOHNSON 4 CO.. Bankers
WARRINGTON. D. c..
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES i'ONDS, DIS
TRICT and other INVESTMENT g: 'URITIEH.
DOMESTIC and EOREI0N Excl ;GE e4tr
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The report OF Receiver Jewett, of the Erie
railway, for April, May, and June sets forth the
receipts as $2O3145 and the disbur Sements
$19205O.
~ Hon. j. Warren Woodward, Justice OF
the supreme court Of Pennsylvania, died at
his county seat, at Harnden, N. Y, last eve
ming.
tF-Two colored men, Washington Arnold and
Pryor WaId, locked arms and deliberately
walked into the Missouri river at st. Joseph.
Mo-, Monday: They were swept away by the
current and drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

CUT1cURA, OUTICURA RRsoLvENr OurIc1rn.
snd are Prtepa aed ~ Weeks Potter Chemists
by all Druggists Price Of OUT1cURA. small boSes
~ cents: large boxes containing two and one half
LINES tdo me quantity OF small. 81 RRsoLvENT. 81
mail. 30 cents three cakes Is cents ~ A'' "
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LETTERS FROM THE PsOP11,
A GrOwl About Rarnn M,

TO the Editor Of The Star:-As your paper
claims to be "jEdependent," write to complain
OF the sw1ndle Of the circus managers in goug-
irg an extra quarter from their victims for
seats, at the down town office, under the thin
dodge of accommodating patrons" actually
chargoE one dollar for IS cent seats. The ad-
vertis ement is so cleverly wOrded as to make It
appear that there is only 'slight advance"
over the admission price, instead OF tco. Verify,
"Great is Barnum," and greater still the price
of his accommodation" A VICTIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

TIE RACES AT LOUISVILLE, KY, yesterday,
dash was won by Mistake In 1867; the mile
and half by Ecker in 2.37H; the mile dash by
Good Night In 1.4219; the mile and quarter
race was won by Fred. Rice in 209k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

MURDERED BY HER LOvER.-Mary A. Long
Is years old, residing With John A. Klink, near
Bncyrus, O., was murdered Monday night by
Geo. SchWab, a rejected lover. After SHOOTING
the girl SchWab hanged himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

THE MISSISSIPPI SENAToRSHIP.-At primary
election held in Meridian, Miss, on the 18th
Inst, tie vote for L. S. Senator stood as follows:
.. X. Singleton, 1886; Ethel Barksdae, 2o1:
Jefferson Davis, 1877. Mr.. Singleton is present
Congressman from the fourth district, and re-
sides at Canton.
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= ma $4,000 EnaG LICENSES have been issued to
lander; Edward Austin and Mary Maeorfic;
VIM. H. ramsey, OF Indianapolis. Ind ana
Mary a: DuneS; Benz. F. Biscoe, of Annapolis'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

MORE STRIKING COAL MINERs.-The miners
OF the Clearfield Pa) coal region struck yes.
day for fifty cents ton, an advance of ten
cents. 1t is feared that this will lengthen the
Stl Ike In the Cumberland region
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

MRS. MATTE PORTS, who undertook to walk
from Philadelphia to New Orleans and back In
five months, on a wager OF $1,000, arrived at
Richmond, Va, last night Oh her return trip.
her right knee, which has troubled her, is i'm
proved.
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SALTRHEUM
On Face, Head. and Parts of Body.
Head Covered with scabs and Sores.

Messrs. WEEKS Il PoTTEB,-I commenced to us.
your CUIIcuRA last July. Have only used one
large and one email box and one bottle of the RE
SOLVENT. My face and head and some parts Of NV
ad Ny with
bad tried everything had heard of in the East
n ana West ny case was considered very bad one
OneVeIy sklful physician said he would rather not
treat it. and some Of them think now I am only
6areG ten PSSrari}Z think not for have not
considered wonderful. My case has been the means
OF selling q great many of your OUTICURA RENE
DIES In this part Of the country.
Respectfuly yours, MRS. 8 e. WHIPPLE.
DECATUR. Mich Nov II, 1878
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TWO MEN DROwNED.-Enoch c. Lurty and
James Hill, oystermen, of queen Anne's county,
Nd, were droW ned last Wednesday by the up
setting OF their canoe in Chester river, Off Cor
Sica creek.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
The Cuticura Rem etlies succ eed where n
Consultation of PLY sicians fails.

Mes rs Wees POTTER: Gentien,en.-I have
euft red over thin teen years with skin disease in my
hands and limbs, causns constant irritation de-
plVlrg me OF rest and attention to business.
1touFht many remedies here and elsewhere Also
use OF sulphur baths. without permanent cure
LIST May physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent,-sl OTIS appeared On my hands, head and
face eyes became mrch infamed and granuI ,ted,
causing at lens III impaired sight.
Internal and ETERNAL rem edes were prescribed b ,
leading physician for Blk months. was then intro.
duced to another, and consultation of several lead.
l! ptysciaTs wash had. when adefnite plan was de-
clded upon, but all to no purpose.
After following advice for four months W ithort
any permanent cure. bought two bottles of CU1I-
CURA REsOLvEET, two boxes of CUrICURA And
some 9OAP, and can testify with great piaasu q 10
the effect they have had In my case, in eight DAYS
being Dearly cured.
The physicians pronounced my casa the mo 1t az.
Pr.vate enc that has ever under their ex peri
ence and practice.
recommend and highly indorse the CUT1CURA
REMEDIES. Yours truly,
F. II DRAKE,
Agent for Harper d. Bros Publications,
CLIFFORD ST. AND WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, MICH, Jan. "A, 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

Verdict from the Drug Trade.
Quirks Irish Tea is a wonderful preparation
10 all cases OF Bil1ousness, Headache and Liver
COMPLAINT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
Iotcs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
IL corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
WIND collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
Ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem
edy: % cents bottle
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Anlusenlenfs. Etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-There was not large
audience at the National last evening. White
there were many Improvements in the presen-
tation Of "Fat1nitZa 1t was not given In style
calculated to produce enthusiasm. The chorus
has been strengthened somewhat which is q
decided improvement. The company has been
laDOrng under some disadvantages, but now
that things are being Strengthened out "Fatl-
nitZa" Will doubtless be made as ENJOYABLE here
as 1t was when given by the same combination
in other cities.
F0RD'S OPERA HOCsE.-The Opera House was
again crowded last night Emerson's Ministries
were at their best and made time slip by almost
tmperceptibly. They change their programme
every evening. There seems to be no limit to
their resources, and almost everything they
give is Lew. The opera House Is good place
TO go this week for an evenings enjoyment
BARNUMS SCCCESS.-Barnum'S show has been
more successful this time than any that has
visited Washington for years. he has the
largest stretch OF canvass ever spread In this
city, and the tents have been crowded at every
performance. Last night the crowd was SO
large that admittance had to be refused to
many. People sat everyWhere-On the seats
and on the ground. Still every body seemed
happy, although the yell of "down in trout"
was heard frequently during the evening Tue
performance was excellent. Everything was
OF the best and there was plenty of it. Tonight
will be the last entertainment given here by
the boss Snowman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

ONE. SISIT OF INSPECTION at the Boys Clothing
House OF B. Robinson Il Co., 9O9 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, Will give you true conception of our
genuinely low prices +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

THK DAYLIGHT EXCURSION to Fortress Mon
roe, advertised to go last Monday, leaves Sat
urday morning, at am, sharp, on the Lady OF
the Lake, returning Sunday evening. 1t In
cludes daylight view OF the Potomac and
Ches bay, and promises to be fine trip.
See adv t, for full details
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc.. Tonight.
National Theater-.FatinitZa," by the Adah
Richmond Comic opera Company.
Ford's Opera House-EmerSons Megatherian
InstrelS.
Theater Comique.-New bill OF varieties.
Ninth and S strests.-Barnr'1S Show.
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DRESS GOODS--Al the latest styles lust re-
ceiyed. TowsOn's, Pa. av. south side, near 18th. 7

CHASE, THE JURoR-The Criminal Court,
Judge Hagner, has Issued a writ of certiorari In
the case OF w. &. Chase, convicted In the Police
Count OF petit larceny, and the case viii be re-
viewed by Judge Hagner. 1t Will be renem
Dered that there was dispute between colored
shoemaker and customer as to the price to be
paid for repairs, and Chase assisted the shoe
maker 10 take the shoes from the customer In
consequence OF this conviction Chase was ey-
cused from service on the Criminal Court Jury,
and cannot serve On such while the record OF
ms CONVICTION stands. 1t Is pretty clear that
CnaSe'S action In the matter was owing to his
ignorance OF the law and IL is generally conceded
ABOUT the court house that there was an absence
OF felontouS intent about the case
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SUPERIOR white and peach brandy for peach
es. John 81. Magruder, 1921 New York ave. +

R0BBING CHCRCH.-Monday night Detect.
Ives McDevitt and Voss arrested George Smith
as suspicious character, and took him to
hearing. There being no specific charge
against him, he was on the eve Of being re-
leased, when 1t was aScertained yesterday that
yards Of carpet, and he was identified as the
man who had sold 1t. Singularly enough,
Smith sold 1t to one Of the trustees of Inc
church, who originally selected and purchased
the carpet for the church. Smith plead guilty
In the Police Court to-day, and was sentenced
10 SIX months In 1ail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ACCTION.-ThOma as
bowling will sell tomorrow afternoon ON the
premises, at O'Clock, three story and basc-
ment brick residence, with back buildings and
front Of 25 feet by depth OF 1906 feet This
property Is located on 10th street, near X and
Is considered one OF the best locations In the
City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
w. T. T1tcomb ct al, trustees, to M. ID. Cola.
mer, part 2, SCI. $50; $3.50. Matthias Dobson to
w. 81. Jones, part IA, so. ,34; 800. d. W.
ketchamp TO ID. p. Seaton. lot =, So. 6; 8, 900.
Mary Robey 10 Joseph Crabtree. part "a, So 800:
$500. Auguest Kaeseuter to Charles Keeier:
part IS, So s. s460. Z. Ii. Ripley to Ira Nichols,
lot IS. So. ST 81 nnN
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CITY ITEMS.

L Feel Dull and Stupid.
We hear this every day. and why is this? Be
cause you are bilious. Quirk's Irish Tea will set
you right
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Wetles' Health Rene,oer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists:
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street. n Y,
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,24-eo1y
To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
TO do his work liz manner not to be eQualled
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
effectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed /!
Through skillful pressing and refinishing all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
suiting dull times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-24

pastor Of st. PatrIcks church celebrated his
silver jubilee, or the twenty fifth anniversary
OF bis ordination as priest, yesterday. Grand
nigh mass was celebrated by Father Walter,
assisted by Fathers Morgan and Barrotti, and
Father Walter preached an eloquent sermon on
the dignity of the priesthood. The Little Sisters
OF the Poor. the Sisters OF Charity with their
prOtegeS, and the orphan boys and girls OF ST.
Josephs and st. Vincents asylums were III
attendance. At night the members of the con-
gregattOn assembled at the rooms of the Carroll
speech, presented Father Walter on behalf of
the congregation, silver cake stand contain
ing 300 silver dollars. Father Walter responded
ana thanked them sincerely for this evidence OF
their esteem He also received set OF white
VeStments from the EmmittSburg Institute and
q silver tea set from the pupils of ST. Vlncent's
Orphan Asylum.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL TaEATER. Fos

NATIONAL THEATER. Fastnifzs.
Ocmrlete Success Of the
PAh o2H! fGSHss3
EATINITZA.
FRIDAY si III st1Yf aaF1EEs and
# #HH SS S#|E*5: s $$ $E:sssBEE
MR. h ssP Mis- ss T. " sLB S2.6;
In Barley oa%P bells beautiful companion Play tc
v kPH' fh hEo sPh enssflfd
BOX Omce now oren tRep. SPost sep24tr
NOW OPENl
Positively Last Day.
WEDNESDAY,, September FL.
P. T. BARNUMs
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
And no longer. on the Corner of
NINTH AND . STREETS.
PERFORMANCES AT AND p. NJ
ACCLANiATioNs OF DEIIGHr
TEN THOUSAND VISITORS,
Daily. and hundreds unable to gain admission.
THE GREAT
Congress Of AreNic stars!
senate of Sensible Stations,
Arkfll of Wild Beasts!
~ ae lstrOm of Museum MaryeIs!
In the grand canvas Of opera house, witnesseo and
approved by the entire press people and Clergy of
the city and pronounced by all to be the most per
1ect and pure, and grandest Show ever pre-.
sented to the public. DOORS OPEN at and p m
ADMISSION 30 cents; children under half price
reserved chairs Is cents extrs which may secured
by those who desire to avoid the crowd on the
grounds at ELLIS MUSIC STORE. at the usual
slight advance
sep222t p T. BARNUN prop,-
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THE STOfE WIFE-MURDER CASE. In the
Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, to-day, the case
OF j. M. W. Stone, indicted for the murder OF
his wife, Alberta Stone On the 5th OF Oct last
by cutting her throat, was resumed and only
OF the Jurors having been selected yesterday
Iie talesmen were called, and two more luiy-
smothers were accepted This afternoon e. =.
Angnn was selected. The jury thus far is COM
eoseo on the following: JaInes:Wlnslow. E. F.
Mlsner, j. NJ. Brown, Jr,' c. II. Foote,s b. II. s.
crowley, e. j. b. Bett, Joseph Smothers' and
e. V. ADgum. Those marked are cOlored.
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THE NATIONAL FAIR.-The top surface dress
ing on the home-stretch OF the race track has
been put on The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company have Informed the association that
they win sell half rate tickets from all passen.
ger stations On their road. except Baltimore,
and VIII run special trains from Washington at
ten cents per round trip during the fair and
that low special rates viii be made from Balti-
more. Inquiries from all parts of the country
for exhibition space continue to be received
PLEASANT INCIDENT IN EDITORIAL LIFE oc.
CURED TO MI. Pearce, the enterprising editor OF
the Bethel (Conn.) Ledger, and Is thus described
In his letter. Who wouldn't be fortunate edi-
tor?
August 18th, 1879.
OFFICE OF BETHEL LEDGER,
BETHEL, CONN,
City:
Dear Siy:-I take this opportunity OF inform
my you lhat the agent OF Adams Express Com
P6Dy oeuVertd 10 me last Saturday Inorufng a
package, which, On breaking the seal. I found
contained nifty one-hundred dollar bills the ex
act amount $4,000 which my ticket % e65
Drew Aug. 18TH and which 1 obtained by in
you, remain yours sincerely.
JouN TT pp.,c.
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A WORD OF CAUTION.-Although hundreds of
preparations OF ginger are before the public,
none possess the delicious flavor and powerful
medicinal properties Of SanfOrds Jamaica gin
ger. 1t is to be regretted that limitations are
50 numerous as to require caution In purchas-
ing.
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COLLINS,
VOltaic Electric Plasters

HYOV TA1u1 YOUR AY11I0HT get glass
4 Ge % II n H34PI48S6, Gh0
c Us1sa1enn, ~ Rennsylvania ayenue.
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AT The FLOWER AND FRUIT FAIR OF the POto-
mac Fruit Growers Association at Masonic Han
last night addresses were made by Mr.. Wn
chase and others. ON the stage were Commits
sioDer Phelps and Hon. Allen Bowie Davis, or
montgomery county, Nd
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q DxALER N YRD4 0RA0l
B11l, LAMB. VIAL. MUTTON, a
OORNED BEKF 6P1OIAL3H.
DeAlh o16. 62o and $50 Center Markek
yth-Sereet wing, md 30e and 10o northern
LDeTZ MARKET or Addreo Boz u. Otty 49,
= . an del 'sr'd free Of charge 70 ~ -. e
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

DRAMATIC NEWS.

Another comic operetta, called "Pyra-
mus Thisbe," has been periormed-this
tine in San Francisco.
The Lingards, after finishing a six
months engagement in Melbourne, have
gone to New ZEALAND, where they will
take up their residence for the came length
OF time.
Miss Fanny Davenport, whose industry
ia tirele4s, hss found in her new version OF
"The Child stealer" a very telling play.
She has already produced it with marked
success.
A drama illustrating mining life in the
region Of Bodie il being prepared for Mr..
James O'Neill. 1t il to be called uncle
Slm," and will portray the unlucky deal
ings Of two credulOus actors.
\ Western paper states that Americans
to Betterton ard Kean." Betterton was
Americans are perfectly familiar with his
impersonation.
Mr.. lawrence Barrett has apparently
been guilty of somewhat extraordinary
act During his recent engagement in
Cleveland, the wife OF Mr.. John Ellsier,
manager Of the theatre, was announced to
support the trsgedian. Mrs. Ellsler had
formerly supported Mr.. Booth and Mr..
Mccullough. Suddenly, and without
warning, Mr.. Barrett gave orders that the
lady's name should be taken out of the
cast. This proceeding aroused much in
diguation, and evoked letter from the
mansger in which he acknowledged that
the eport vas true.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
yASRYvN .HE ,,CUaTION,

Nasty, in his last letter from Confedrit
Y Roads, says: "The sines Nv the times is
aein US. Dimocrisy hez bin thro great
deel sence have bin 4 ornament to that
organiz ,tiou, but it wuz never in such a
cussid condishn ez now" He lays down
several propositions for the consideration
Of Northern Democrats, one of which ia ::
"The government is TO be paternal one
for the purpose Nv payin Southern claims,
and bildin our railroads and ship canals,
but for nuthin else. 1t is a nashen for that
and confedrashen Nv sovrin States for
everything else. By comm back into the
Yoonyun We did not give up our rite to
secede whenever we want TO, and it would
be crooel to ask ia. We wuz overpowered,
but broot forse don't change a eternal prin-
siple. This must be understood, and the
Dimocrisy Nv the North must put it into
all their platforms, immejit."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
THE ECHO TmE SHOTGUN.

That great big roise that you heard in
Ohio, day before yesterday, was the echo OF
the shotgun, and if the solid South will
turn an ear in this direction it will be able
to distinguish other sounds of the same
sprt, from time TO time, as opportunities
offer.
The victory in Ohio il the most complete
that the Republican party has achieved in
that State since the close Of the war. 1t is
larger and better, and more sweeping
than the most ssnguine Republicans
had dared to hope for, and
every additional dispatch seems 10 aug
ment its proportions. 1t ia time now
for the Democrats TO begin to explain
why it happened" and without being able
to see any farther into a mill stone than
other people, they will readily discern some
very potent influences that were at work to
bring about this result: Espousing the
issues of the Greeuback party after those
issues had died through the effects of re-
sumption, the silver bill, and foreign trade,
was one cause that did much to bring de
feat to the Democratic parry; but the
great Predcminating cause, was
the Southern shot gun, which hes aroused
not only the people of Ohio but of the
whole North to the fact that the time has
not yet come when it lie safe to trust the
government CT the country in the hands of
the South.
Under the impression that the Southern
Confederacy had died when the Southern
REBELLION was suppressed, a good many
kind hearted people in the North were
willing and anxious to let by-gones be by
cones, and signitied the fact by voting the
Democratic ticket. But the experience
of the last few years hiss served
to convince these kind-hearted North
ern people of their mistake; the for-
getting and forgiving was all on their eide;
their southern brethren, instead of aiding
them in the good work of healing the
wounds the war had left, immediatelywe went to
work TO resurrect the Southern Confederacy,
and to restore as much az possible the ante
bellum condition of AFT airs throughout the
South. All this has served to bring back to
the Republican ranks those who had strag-
gled away. The solid South has produced
solid North. The echo of the southern
shotgun will be heard in every northern
State.