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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-16
A. L. MULLINAA,
Administrator of Michael Steadman.

GEORGIA-Pickens County:
Four weeks after date application will be
made to the Court of Ordinary iof said county
for leave to sell the real estate of Harriet Wea-
yer, late of said county deceased for the benefit
OF tie heirs and creditors of said deceased. Oct.
lst, 1879.
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-16

A fire. in Americas on Monday
night last entirely destroyed the
house of Mr.. James w. Walton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-16

If you want your job printing
done neater and cheaper than it can
be done elsewhere, bring it to the
Journal Office.
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DR.. GOSS'
Public Digpeasary

WILL be open on Fridays and Saturdays
where all old chronic diseases will be treated
Terms cash. Marietta, Ga.
Oct9-4m IL. NJ. GOSS, NJ. d.
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which we are offering VERY LOW for CASH
or on time TO Farmers OF uadoe3ted response
Ji(iig This Bone Dust is manufactured by the
Stems Manufacturing Company of New Orleans
an,h j. nnana IF
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-16
ID N II Z MI E 7
With the Freshest, Cheapest and Best Stock
FOR FALL AND WINTER !
CLOTHING
Ii @ 9 II S A N d S FL G Il S.
CaSSinQereS and Jeans
HATS AND CAPS
AND FURNTTU
I'D RY GOODS 800

Consisting Black Cashmere Black ALPACA, Popn Luse Dsbege
Silks Ladies' Caks and Underwear large lot of
Hosiery Ladies and Children fine lot Needle Work, Laces lie
Hamburg Edgng Ribbons Gloves Lace Window Gun Shawl
White and Red Flannels Blankes,&c.
and Boys will find Ready Clothing all styles at prices
defy competition also neckwear for gentlemen have for sale
Pearl White Shirts the best in the market for
dollar largest of Trunks Val and Sachel all
brought Marietta Willow Baskets of splendid make and thousand
things If don't what
trouble show goods. We determined to SELL
All of the above goods will be sold cheap they be bought
where Atlanta excepted Now time get the newest cheap
es and best
FAIR WARNNGA those indebted either by account
January 1875 forward and make settle
1879 the will placed out for
collection.
r. HIRSCH.
Mar Ga. Sept /, 1879
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BONE DUST.
wheat and Oats

We have just received new supply OF fresh
Fine Ground BONE DUST for
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Marietta, Ga, Sept. IL, 1879.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Marietta, Oct. LIST. 1879.
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7. DUNAGAN. Ordinary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
ADULTERATION OF FOOD.
INvEsrGArroNs BY PROFESSOR ALBERT T. LEEDS
OF NEW-Ji Y


OF NEw-JtRs.Y.
The section OF chemistry of the New
York Academy OF Sciences last evening at
No y West Thirty-hrsi-si. Professor 4. l.
Leeds. Of tho New-Jcrscy stats Board a. Health,
rea1 "a paper on "Ihe AiuIteTaton " Food"
lie thought in bread making alum IS used
70 some extent aud sid that other In
vesugaiors lad found minute amounts OF
copper III some bread examined with saicratus 10
sad tile adulteration Is pIactised. but with cream
tartar bai that IN some cases tie
injurious Substances predominated sixty-one and
50 per OF terra alba w,re found In two
specimens examined. II baking powders the cssentia
parts are cream Of tartor and bcaroonate OF soda
Several kinds were found uuaduicrIted, but Dr. H. A
Mott reports having found tNeEtI-thres kinds maio
with burnt alum. Grdnulated sugar was found 10 DO
generally pure. According 20 Professor z. c. kedsie,
table syruQs ard adntcraled with glucose TO
considerable extent; this 81 halmess, but weak.
ems their swcetrning power. In some eases.
however. the glucose contains del ter.oGs mat
ter. OF seventeen spe0m'ns OF syrups,
examined two were made OF sar and fifteen Of
OF glucose. T. The mauG actuTo OF coniecuoney
clay, staroa, gypsum AID laupJ Gck are used TO
give bul . but the co.orng matters and Glvoring
extracts are used such ye.y small quantities as to
practically harmless starcl examined under the
microscope showed no impurireh II has been
sad that chalk, whiting, mlglesla, and even
sleeps brains lave been used Ia the adulteration of
ms but these statements dsprcved by The expoTI
ence OF gentlemen Who have INSPECTED mIk exclu
sivey. IL Is probable that only water Is
used TO Increase the ouk and clroml TO give color
Tea was pronounced be the most universally aduier
AID OF al urtics o FOOD though MANLY with harmless
uatrras Cor was said 20 be very free from a-ultcga
ton The other objects cOulercd the paper were gen
eray tree from 8dulteraton NnreaT, pickles, canned
rn~at and vegetables we're said 20 be Glul-
ferated much Ices than /. genera supposed. This
result OF tie experiments anu analyses OF Professor
Leeds was to Indicate many .ses The adultera-
ton OF food ia not carried such extent has
ftoer rr fpU
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
PROBABLE NOMINATIONS BT TIE MAYOR

Mayor Cooper will probably to-day send
nominations the Board OF Aldermen 10 il the vacan-
ces caused by expiration OF the terms Of Police JUS
tces Murray aud KasniTc Although Mr.. Kas mire died
some time ago, nomination made TO AL the unex-
pired term the u term, Tor which nomination VIII
be made to-ay. both began October 25. There are
the usual OF asprants aud tn usual doubt to
what the Board OF Aldermen may do about confirming
The law, however, requires that when nomination Is
rejected another name shall be sent I'm at once. the
Mayor not having the option to withhold nominations
"A he has done gard to vacant commissoncrshps
one OF the vacances the Mayor Will be filed 10y
Republican, ana the other oy Democrat. The names
most prominently mentioned for nomination are George
H. Murray. the present JustIce who is an Ant-Iam
man, Democrat. aud W. H. KNITTING Republican. IL Is
slJ that neither these names, If sent ~. Will be
conhruicd. The other names mentioned are John
Herr llafuou ". =. Andrews. AutfIainmanY Demo
crat- ana George W. Blunt. :. X. Coopei George B
Drane Charles Goidey aud Assisani-Dstrct AtiOr
neV Heir
III Was rumored yesterday that other nom nations
mi ght DE made the meeting OF tue BOARD lr Jay,
auonu the m one for a u Tax Commissioners
W, .sr whose o. office expired .s-t MAY. IhOhiao
4 Grady ma a discussion WITH Alderman Haughton. de-
MED on behalf Of Mr. Kelly. that there was any conbi-
nat ON the Tammany and Republican Aldrrmeh
mrihrr than desire TO good men placed IN oHlcc
and he added that II Mayor Cooper would nominate "a
I,apuDcau acceptable 10 the Republican Aldermen Tor
non ILi- proDaOly led 20 the rumOr Irevacnt last
night that Republican would be nominated TO-DAY US
Mr. WheelrI's successor. The nominations recently
InaGc Mayor for Excise Comlissiohers anu LOT
probably 10 taken up and acted upon. now that The
ale IL
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

w s. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan and several
members OF their "Pinafore" Company arrived in
New-York a week ago by the Bothnla. Yesterday
the other members of the opera company reached
port the Galla that brought them having
had a quick passage. Sir. Doyley Carte.
tine manager, who looks after the
interests of Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan, Alfred
Celuer the musical director, Miss Roosevelt, the
prima donna and several others If the company
are at the Westminster Hotel. lt Is expected that
PinafOre" will he withdrawn after fort
night ibc~nuing December l at the Fifth
Avenue Ihoatrcl, when tho new opera by
the same authors. which has not yet been chris
tcned will be- offered. Mr.. Ceiier came oven a week
IN advance to get orchestra together. and two
weeks of rehearsal viii be given by the entire COM
pany 10 Pinafore."
The prima donna, Miss Roosevelt, who will assume
the part of Josephine American lady, who
made her debut III London three years ago at Cow
ent Garden, in Italian opera. She has since sang
in London the large cities of Enqland, and IN Paris
Miss Jennie Bond, the original Hebe III London, will
sing the same part here. The L,ttte BHtteTcap Is
Miss Alice Barnett. Mr.. Talbot will personate
Ralpk EacksiroW, and an American who Is known on
the stage as >ignOT Brocolu. will too the Captain
C0rcOrGR. FuneauX Cooke viii assume the nieian-
choy llse OF Dick Dcadege. and +. Clifton, the org
nal BoatS'caiR, VIII sing the song of the English
man.
W. :. Gilbert is the guest Of Frederic Clay, of
No. p Waveriev-place. and Mr. Sullivan is enter
tanned by American friends
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

the city in 1873 Front-st. y's not lald on or con-
siructcd IL argued therefore that the
strip that afterward bcesme The sir 20 was
included the description. judy RobnsOn. however,
decided that this strip eXceD "a rom tbc aescrip
ion and that therefore The niainiG had Nc iigi 10
injunction gainst the defendant company hrd no claim
for damages.
TINS decision was sustained In opinions hauled down
yesterday by Judges Beach AID Van BrnDt
sitting in General Term. Judge Beach.
who writes the principal opinion. holds
that the original grant under which The plaintiff clsims
did not convey Tee to any part Of l1c sieet upon
which the railway OF the defendants is located. It
seems plain 10 me that u held by The 81 n trust for
the general puhlic. Doubtless the pianh h ntitled 10
the OF the street in common with Others,
and complain II unlawfully subjected 10
special damages. The pltnfn. - ahuftng
owner having n1 freehold interest in street.
entled 10 compensation account OF apUfo 1i1n
10 public because OF resulting inconvenience te
enjoyment OF bis property"
Judge Van Brunt, while he in the general
cusOn, says that he cannot In the view fbat
might be drawn from Judge Beach's opiniDn
abuting owners upon the streets. opened under the
act or 1913, have no interest IN the lIght,
air and access which they have bought and paid for
such will entte them 70 compensation in case the
shall be appropriated by the Leg stature to the
exclusive Of the general public" Judge LarrcmOre
cOncnrs ~ affirming the Judgment. EX-Judge George
+. COmstOck was counsel for the plaintiff, John y.
Parsons and David Dudley Field for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
BUSINESS INrkREATS.
FAILING WITH HEAVY DEBrs-EMBARRAssMFNTs OF
TWO LARGE TIEMs IN CHARLESTON AND CHI

FAILING WITH HEAVY DEBrs-EMBARRAssMFNTs OF
IwO LARGE Trims IN CHARLESTON AND CHI
CAGo.
The failure of J. L. Adger g. Co.. hardware
merchants. aud James Adger Co. bankers OF Charles
ton c. has occaNOned considerable agitation I'm hard
ware ana commercial circles here James H. Cooley,
actuary of the New-York Hardware Board Of Trade.
was sent TO Charleston to investigate condition OF
the suspended firms, and he returned yesterday His
report to the creditors shows that the two firms were
closely connected j. T.. Adger being partner In b0th
houses The failure of the banking house the result
OF losses 20 the amount OF Sl,OOOOOO sustained by
making advances TO cotton factors. The firm had two
large piers. which Offices were built which were
rented 10 the cotton factors The failure OF the blnk
caused the failure of the hardware house. which was e
tabshed in 1902 by the father OF the present owners
OF both houses. The liabilities OF the bank are
81, ,64O,735 20. The liabilities Of the hardware hun
amount to $3.50 OOO Of which s24Oo 900 are iudorsc-
mcnis Of James Adger Coz $4,000 borrowed capital
belonging children " the Adgcrs and 81 600 pc
cial deposits The assets noninay 500 2ls l3 cf
which Sl3J.lls 32 are considered good. The special
deposits pr crred TO be paid IN fui and tne mer-
cAaDdise mud pitai stock creditors viii be pad - Ir
every II paid on the Endorsement liabilities. Al a.s gn-
ment necessary IN order % nd cate thc interest ri
j. T. Adgcri The bank accoldincly ass eued - Ellison
a. suy tAe and the hard ware firm 90 j. - Aogcf, thr
senior uarfnef Tne NcN-York creditors showed tier
confidence In The hr'n y yotug ior r. - H'oluson oI
TIC andr~ u N'DffHuff bioiicft q Co, iuc sil7fNl"i
dry merchants II Clictgo vail bee discussed ot
neral mrctit Of Ncw-lurh creditors To De- hcd to-day
Mcssrs Damn H. b. G ,hn s. Co., Low, of Low, Harri-
d Co.. Bliss. 0i Wrgnt. B.e a Fahyau. Ilacy of
Wi lam simpsons son - Co., Dunbar, OF james l..
Little & Co., ana Lincoln, 90 l.. r. Ma lgc, SlwFcf *
c. creditors oi tue Im, have returned from Chicago,
r result uf iLr lHycs LUu- ri L. G. Burlap. inr
expert accountant Will he reported 10 the meeting Win
"a statement 0y Tue nfm OF ts .ond non PROM lhr NJ
ures shown Merchnts' Club yesterday The state
ment Will show total nahiiiies @l,7GOOOO. ~ which
fhrrp are secured S2IOODU md uusccuied ~ J2OOOO
1he about 81 $4,000 Of which there are od-
standing u"t's tccouuts about si-1 1000: stock,
about 100000; cash. $50 900 aud real ate, Ps0OOy
At tue meeny "A committee will be appointed 20 con-
slider the reports and stare aud report basis O
| se.tNn.At.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

ArSrIT ON saturday morning.. November = AZ his rosI-
Hest, na i,na. of tie i,mv are invited thu
nneu, Noilesiay. ao,emDsr ~, at . o l' iroa hia
T,,a,s. na c.a'rl Depot Of Do ui returning leaves
Snlfn NorHalk at $3.50 %. rl
CAsG-on November l.I 1870 ~ cloiogua J. T. csroine
L.. ve ol .earn b. clsc. ana sister of Az Case. Sew.
Faners li Ter 'i.e -e,'l,ae,. raa-'i,r,atln no.
CHIn-on Fn'ar cven.n-. Noyema.s e. - % John ~ a
v,dior iarsesat pac. Nea.Inslion $. L. Oh Aoaaiy.
Iai-ic ,loaat Auburn c,n..rv Boston. on TUESDAY
morsinr' lltl l'n'. ifom ''a r'.o'y n'f"''
CLCTE-fnferai mio r'i -aniay e''n.ns' November 9.
H.ss'a' ' ars 90 on ';oG 's' 5a7,'i 30 ,'2R
HAL~rED-on me sh nsL. ot : .a GABRIEL G., ,l ramnei
FoLrY-satl,n', at 'e lare residence $50. 90 r'st st,
ne,ai,c a2 icn.s ar respectfully iavltel her
mass orequem win he offered Tor the reoso Of her SOUL
LYON on Monday evcnnr Noyen er lo. ls5e Elza II,
VIE o. william Lyon ale M lans tsr o. !o-,pn ~ and he
Funeral services q he o, er fath We @ l22t9'
" ~ omit nj aowsrs.
MccREERY-on sunday Nove,nbo- . AZ 9foa a. ~ Charles
Of James and Fanny NJ. Mccrer boo his 18th year.
''I fn',i # i:ao n Or ts day tHoiii NoSem5sr ii.
rn,ia ewes S0h.st ani lOfiare a. .. M.
Carriages wii. ne in wsl1ng.
sGHFLoa oa%y % gerani @ Nove%5,r En-, 10 ls72 , h,
Hct,i @ me 7o.h ar " l'. -. Oh" '''' ''
Il realns W os taken Hlaeieck. y. y for n'erment.
,s smr,po 10, sy ~ e o2 sqoaay Soy'm'er
Brief r.tence So PaurapO tomorrow lNefncs
davl. November - 90 %.
Funeral Hnd inlrrurnf IN New Haven, Conn.,
THURSDAY. NJ fir,her notice.
TILEsTON-on sunday. November o. pneumonia, Mary.
wife of th t lomas rieson. u - s2d roarol or
heia~es and ends arc invited 70 attend her nner. from
her rsrenc- so. its; lfthsL. Wednesday. 18th
az II o'clock l. De kindly 4a,tel tAat n0 low-
be sent.
VAN RPER-on saturlay, November g. John F. Van Ripper.
lu the GJth year 81 his
Relatives aad iriends T,gect,ay pHei 70 attend ts'
from h' late .euce, as West 2l-tit.
WYArr-~uldeniv November = NJ Wesfchestor. y " the
G. T. wat. ID. d., Rector II -. Peters church.
Relarives aud family TIE eryv invited
TO attend funeral ~ Peters church. rursty,
November n. ~ n'rlp Is u.
Carriages waiting M Fremont station The arrival
1880 train IRON the Grand central DepOl. Al - and
" rrqucsloi tuat 40 lowers bc senf.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

one result of the New-York election will be
r. sArlye Mr. Illen cncctuaiit-l c.icDnsia nee we
InaU NOT much rogret-i l5 nci lnlS NHr.Hl"h t',''
With Bavard to carry Ncw-NOrk and New
sar.eV md Palmer 10 carry limos, Democratic sue
p,s- ma 80 would he assuT,d- kalcigh News tDeml
There is great unanlmlty among Indiana
Democrate since the Ncw-lork election, as l." tAC
see.ase OF Tlden but ahOuf Hendricks wc are pdlurd
70 see there Is Disagreement Cincinnati Gazette
(Rep)
There is no longer any ieud between the
fratiOu aud those Republicans M this STALE
Who have hitherto opposed certain policies OF the Ac-
nnistratiop lhe generous aud cordial support rem
ueird y President Hayes aAC members oI ms C"Ohtt
10 the icket nominated al Saratoga cannot aud vail lac"
he forgotten ~ the iucuds Ol Governor CcIueu--
LA loany Express Qsep)
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
sUNDAY-SCNOOL WORK.
ADDRESSES by THE REV. DIS. CROSBY, TAYLOR
AND CInENs.


The New-YOrk SundaySchOOl Association
held It's annual meeting and RouIcn Of WORKERS last
evening At the Broadway Tabernacle. TIE large build
ing was comfortably filed with teachers and others in
teresed In Sunday y-schOOl work. an1 many clergymen
present the stage and In the audience. among
them the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby. shop Jesse Peek,
tue Rev. Drs. Iia Reid Taylor schlI NeAlllsicr. and
others.
Dr. Phirp schir. Of the U6ion Theological Seminary.
then spoke upon The sunday 90 abroad" Twenty
years lie said Albert Woodruff went 20 Germany to
introduce the suuday-schOOl sIstem. He was
ridiculed and told TO 10 homo and mind his
business. but he psrseyered, aud now that
system has become power, vitaizing
all countries. But it needs larger body
OF efficient workers Education without religion may
prove instead OF blessing In Christianity
alone Is placed the hope OF America and OF the world.
Chancellor Howard Crosby. University OF NewYOrk,
then called to speak upon The Sunday-ScnoOl OF
the Future
am no prophet, said he. nor the son of a prophet.
can only tell what the sunday yscl"Ol of the future
ought, IN my opinion, TO be. On this subject lay down
three distinct proposii ons First. the sunday
ought TO b. IN integral part Of tn church WORK.
II the sunday,nOo work were entirely under the con-
troll Of the church there would be eharaaus. Every
SUNDAY school snOuld tho constant supervision VI
the church officers.
In some churches there seem to three great rival
teress-he Church proper the sunday school aud the
cLoir. lApp.ausel
roconnll tho great object OF sundAyschool work
knowledge word Of God There
who striving 10 undsrm ue the Bible.
and who call 10 farmeO Cf human nycn-
ton and myths. Tue ptuacea Tor these
Ills IL the study OF geology physiology
or history, but In that OF our precious BiDe
itself Thirdly. must be thoroughly trained
fOT their lm pOrtant work.
abr. wiham NJ. Taylor. pastor OF the Tabernacle.
sIOkr int subject, The sunday School Here aud
Now the Duty Of The Hour" ' nave churches"
he sad. d" IN part wnere II wns disputed question
whether the dog snOuld wag the tail or whether
the tail should wag the dog The sunday-school Is for
the Church the Church the SUNDAY scDool.
as think. But its officers should be regu-
larry ordained by the Cnurcn.
Another thing that IL not u should be Is the sing
Ing Let discard ali these Morning Stars" anu
Gospel Hymns" and "H Heavenly Carols" ana the
like, and teach children such hymns ~
the good old Rock of Ages" aud Jesus. Lover OF My
Soul" that when the older they may how 10
take par In the cnurcn singing. and be worthy mem
Dor Of the congregation.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
AFRAID or TELLGRAPHIc covPETI1IoM
WHOSE INTEREST Is so q EAT As TO PROMPT InIs
CRIMINAL WORK
10 the Ed,tor Of Ths Tribune.



Two more c0wardly and criminal attacks
have made lpJn the line Of tue American Union
Telegraph Company, one ol them on houGaS ugnt.
near HUucryc station, whore eleven OF TIE cumpauSz
polc- with wires thereon were saved ana et dOwn
by parties unknown. The other outrJgr per-
prtiated yesterday morning between EiZaUctb and LIN
den nine poles with the wlres, were cut oO1n.
Ins later part ~ The Inc (0rtWecu Rahgay aud New
YoTkl has been for some I me worKug iiue OF mag
Icfic telegraph int trlt with which, under uul
Stale law, l. severe misdemrauor punishable
pflsonineut hard Labor The object of bese cowardy
deprelatious upon the pro lerty this company Is
not scck hut for these utrr errucrs the
lines Of cOmpany rom ew-iork to Washington
would have beeu tuis week IN WORKING operation. aud
the puuC soon IN possession al the facilities and bcls
nls Ia be afforded 10y This line. II kiud
of opposition Is persisted In IN the future
Il las been IN the past, tho company snould
appeal the constituted authorities OF tine for
protection of thor property therein precedent may
be found In the acOn oi the Governor IN he oreservi
tlon OF tho peace between ~" qiarrcIng railways
the matter the OF Bergen luunei. where tie -ht
had passed cnlrcy Oal the control The
Iar may also lead, 10 has seWhCrc. breach
or the peace aud lispn between opposing
Whiic fu opposition and hiudtance could reason
ably be txpcctcd from tne old company cannot but
regard it a n serious usaer tner par that tneJ
should procure 10 be dOne cOuneuance such csmlna
III the Idle attempt To retain amUnOpOy Ol the tele
graphic busurss of the country,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11
SUIT AGAINSi rnE EAST-SIDE LINE.

Rufus Story, the owner of the buildings at
Nos. and Front-st.. brought suit 10 tht Court of
Common Pleas against the New-York Elevated Railroad
Company to have the defendant enloned from building
and operating road In front OF his premises. 1he
pantn his tide TO the property extended
TO the centre OF the street and that II the road
constructed thereon he entitled compensation
for all losses resulting from the OF the The
trial took place before the late Judge Rob Octo
Der. 1877 and occupied two weeks ia the presenting Of
evidence and argument The claim Of the plaintiff rested
upon the fact that when the two lots were conveyed by
New-York tribune., 1879-11-11

NOT THE WORK OF THE " sCRATCHgRs p-sTRArGuT
REPUBLICAN IICKETs WITH ROBINsON's NAME
PASTED OVER CORNEIL's-y0rEs WHICH Mr.
TILDEN PAID FOR
10 me Ed,tor or Ths Tribune
SIRi There never was more false and
uuiouudcd claim than put forth by certain men
AID journals that the deficiency in the Tor the head
Of the STATE tcsct Is Gtr butabe To the unpopuary II
Mr. Cornell and is indicative the strength OF The Hen
Party"
An investigation OF the that produced the dis
crepancy the vote OF THIS county for instance shows
that "scraTchers" had ute part lot IN the Tc
suit but the ba lots which created deficiency were
straight Republican tickets withRobmson's name pasted
over CorneYs These were chiefly cast Ia the di-frcts
where Tlldeu's money used and 1t is notorious
fact that his special friends neglected the rest OF the
ticket IN their frantic eE1rts Robinson ahead
There doubt OF the fact that votes bought and
tnat this same plan resorted TO in every county
the State. They expected TO purchase enough votes
10 overcome the Kelly dlsahecton And this
for the confidence which the Tden leaders exhibited
during the last few days Of the campaign. They
pected by thorough system OF bribery to buy Robin
sons way through.
Everything cons idered Mr. Cornolrs nomination was
as strong as any that was possible at Saratoga. lie
brought his support the enthusiastic ab0rs of the
workers OF the party. the men VINO win victories. No
candidate could have done IL 10 equal extent.
and the who are now reading lectures and singing
tod YOU So" would do we'll to look al the other sldc
OF he aud contemplate what would have been Inc
result luke tine part Of the live men Of
the party" machine" men, N You choose TO call
them. Wnat would base satisfied Mr. George william
Curtis, Mr.. Hugh Hastings Dir. GOdkln AMI the irst
OF tue GROWERS and scmtchcrs might not
have pleased the men who do the wOIk. While ma
chine scratch. it Is barely possible they
mgnt si IN their eugs ami suA ANA permit these wise
ana holy Fellows 90 bear the bunt of the battle Past
eNperence has Shown that these fauit-ndeIs never
much else but grOwl. A campaign run b. them would
end In "A rOut. The faithful ANA OF the party
nave 10 believe that nominations made cntnv 20
cunciliac malcOuteuts aud sefsty.ed reform
eia denominations of eNpcdisncyare D.ithcr wise
polite. They want sandar-Oearers are tried true
aud stalwsrf, ike Alonzo b. Cornell IIoGA.
OregO Nov. 10, 1879.