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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12
No. 1881 EollITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Chas. 7. Reifsnider, Assignee, VS.. Chas. W.
Hood and wife.
ORDERED this sth day Of July, 1874, that
~ tho sale made and reported in the above
cause by Charles I. Reifsnider, Assignee, as
set forth in his second report OF sales be FINAL.
y ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the l9lh day
Of August next provided copy this order
be inserted in some newspaper Published ia
Carroll county, Maryland, once Seek lor
three successive weeks previous to the 9th day
OF August next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S35l.00,
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk
True copy-Tcst;
july 1874 FRASK 4. SnAw, CLERK.
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NO. 1894 EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
George A. Flioklnger and Charles Fair,
Trustees Va. Thomas Angel aud Adelaide
u. Angel, bis wife.
nRDERED this ilth day Of Jalv n
" 1879, that the account Of the andho,
filed IN this cause be finally ratified and con,
hrmed, unless cause to tho contrary thereof
DO shown on or before the 2sth DIV Of jal,
inst; provided copy Of this order be inserted
loy two successive weeks before the last NAN,
ed day, IN some newspaper published in Car
roll county.
I, FRANZ T, SHAW, Clerk.
TIVE Copy-Iests
ialy la-A FRAgg n. SHAW, Clerk.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

State and County officers are to be elected
this "a, and The campaign will open the FIRST
week in August, when the Democratic State
nominating convention will assemble. The
result Of the Slaie election win be important,
As Il will bear more or less upon the presi'
DENTAL election of 1880. The contest will be
animated and hotly fought. Everybody should
have paper, in order to keep posted IN the
movements Of the parties. To meet the wants
Of tie pablo the DEMocRATIc ADyocArE viii
be sent 10 any address, postage paid, from
August ID, 70 December lst, 1879, Tor FIFTY
CESrs, a reduction Of one fourth from our
usual rates. Address
fa fANBERfoRn BRos.
n Westminster, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Secretary Sherman win leave Washing,
ton next Monday for Maine, where be will
make several stump speeches. Here is an
example TO be followed BY every Office
holder under the Government Secretary
sherman utterly disrcgards the Presidents
cisiI sersIec order, and the hulnblesi pub
lie funetiongFy Of them al has as much
RICH, to disregard i, as Mr.. Sherman. In
deed, it is intimated that the President
himself is ready to abandon it altogether,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

The HsgerstowD, Nd, Nal entered on
its sd year last week. Il states SHAT
many of its original subscribers siiIl con
finue to reeeiveahe paper, which we think
is an evidence that il meets the wants Of
the people The 6st Issue of the paper
vas July 4, 1928, aud We hope the pres
ens proprietors win eoutiuue to receive the
support justified by the publication 81 such
an excellent local paper
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

In perusing tho Democratic dflrocate
lis readers DO not aad the advertisements
Of Cooperative Unions Or Ready Print
furnishefs, nor tho deceptive publications
Of distant city adventures, who advertise
fer agents a fabulous prices per day or per
month One wants 10000 agents for sthe
grandest triumph Of The age" Another
oilers sl00 per mouth and expenses.
Anolher still explains "tho causes Of de-
bility,g and promises cure for three
cent stamp Hundreds Of other humbug
advertisements, designed TO put money in
the purses ofthe advertisers at the expense
Of the credulous and unsuspeetiug, crowd
the columns Of the ordinary newspaper.
They are often made the chauuel Of de-
fiaading the unwary Of their money and
the medium Of access to youthful minds
for the sale Of Improper publications.
Nothing Of this character is admitted into
the Adrocate to mislead its readers They
find no huge unsightly cuts, no double
column handbill advertisements staring at
you in large unwieldy type, looking more
like poster than newspaper They do
not find, intcrspersed among its local items,
all sorts of advertising or business notices.
Its news and its business departments are
kept separate. It has a department of
business locals, inserted 10 the form of
reading matter, which is very popular with
merchants and business men, but such pub
LEGATIONS are not found in our local news
columns. We think something is due TO
subscribers as web as advertisers, aud our
purpose is to subservc the interests Of
both, but we are not willing TO serve one
at the expense of the other If We were
TO make our paper an advertising sheet
merely, or devote an undue proportion Of
its space to advertisements TO the cxclu-
sion Of interesting news and other matter,
il would speedily decline in circulation and
would be less valuable as an advertising
medium. When the eye Of the reader
turns to the local columns it does not fall
upon news item and an advertisement
alternately. They are found in separate
departments, and this feature Of the Aa-
rocaie, smong other cxccllcncies, gives it
a popularity which is extending and en-
larging its circulation continually, If We
were to yield our space TO the solicitations
Of advertisers we should have little left
for our interesting and popular selections
in literature, science, art, history, notes Of
travel, agriculture, hygiene, eorrcspon-
dence, aud the collation. Of local aud gen
eral news; in al Of which departments we
pride ourselves that the Idroeatc is I'M
suppressed That our mode Of conducting
it meets With the favor Of its readers We
have abundant evidence in continually
widening and increasing circulation, Aud
this extended and extending circulation
makes il more aud more valuable as an
advertising medium. and as county or
gan Of which its patrons need not be
ashamed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12
CAMP MEETING.

MO preventing Providence Camp Meet
~ iug will be held ia the grove Of Me-
Ephrnim Garner. near LinWood Station, by The
Church Of God, commencing July 18th. A
boarding teut will Accommodate visitors al
reasonable rates. Members Of the church
and all other Christian people are respectful,
invited 10 tent with us.
!, afft ]. IL. CHRIST,
T irit y. A. SANTON, Committee.
Jnlv i9.at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12
NO. 1855 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
jeremiah Rlnehari, Mortgage, vs.. Joel X,
holllnger and Mary A. Bolliuger, his wife.
ORDERED this 10Th day Of July, A. D.
~ 1873, that the account Of the audi,o,
He'd 10 this cause, DO finally ratified and con.
iirmed, unless cause 70 the contrary tbereo
be shown on or before the 2slh day al jnls
inst; provided copy of this order Sc iusert.
cd Tor two successive weeks before the Ias
named day ~ some newspaper published Il
Carroll county. =
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
July l2-2L FRAxK 4. Sm,w- Gu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

THE laos TRAnR TX TnR USiTED SrArKs.-.
Secretary Swank, Of the American Iron and
Steel Association, has issued his usual elabor.
ate report or the srade for 1878, and the figures
are certainly encouraging The production
Of pig metal last year was greater than any
year since 1874. This Improvement is nc'
counted for BY the increasing hasnpsg ef foun.
dEres and machine shops, and the growth Of
the besapiner steel industry, The pig iron
produced in 1878 amounted 10 2,577 ,89l tons
Of 1000 pounds, asainsl 2,ail, $50 tons 10
1871, 20ia, 2aa inlN NO, Rnd I, 2AG, ISL ~ 1916,
The average price, however, was lower than
ever before known, number Gus anthracite
fonndory pig railing as Philadelphia atSt7lB2l
ayeIage flr The year 1878, against Sle.h1l Ia
1877, S10.21 IN 1874, ei2.I5 IN 1874, aud
| S4s 6Ti ia 1917. II The rata Of increase IN
production during 1873 should be maintained
Inc prodact for 1870 will reach that Of The
best year ever known il the trade, 1873.
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Tax Laws IA 70 SroGkS H0Hsks We are
nSke4, says the phiIadelphia ledger. ii A
discovers bis horse; which had been stole from
hiss ii tho hands Of y, Hio p4rphpeed the
anIninl liDm he thief. behaving him to b lbe
owGer. and lhipkiea that be vas making .
legitimate purchase, enn A. on proving oNnr
cfsi.ip. Cause D % sslfenieq tie hosse wiih I.
on }epasiAe hlni % ihe amosrl be paid ihV
shieE The d,ss@ef emily cash aud neRoll
able securities ns<s lille ~ lfane1ea 81 pos
session. lAe ~ 81 asheF property rempine
NlSiI lhe owners aad he cau compel ~ sur
aad # NJ sasii'q' seeqvef ~ ~ shief. LOSES
he ilIItf|rielI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12
EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATE Of Maryland, Carroll County tori;
ON this 7lh day Of July, 1879, Elwood +.
~ Snader, OF said county, appeared before
me, tho subscriber, Justice OF the Peace Of
said County aud State, and made oath on the
Holy Eyangey of Almighty God that he took
up as az estray, irespassiug on his enclosure,
an Aldelny Heifer, about u months old, with
bell and strap attached to her neck.
Given under my hand.
LOUIS DlELMAN, J. ?.
The owner OF the above animal is requested
10 come forward, prove property, pay charges
aud take her away.
EEwooD Il. SNADER,
july l2-aws New Windsor, Nd.
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In tbs Circuit Court for Carroll county.
George A. Krouse VS.. David Airing.
nRDERED this sih day OF July, A. D.
" 1879, that the account Of the auditor
filed IN this cause be finally ratified and con.
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before tho 18Th day Of July
inst provided copy of this order be insert
ed for two successive weeks before the last
named day, in some newspaper published IN
Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
True Copy-Test,
july l22t Faux 4. SHAW, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Ia the Circnit Court for Carroll county.
John L. Reifsnider and Charles r. Reisni'
der, Trustees, vs.. David X. Shriver and wife
nRDEREn his kci day Of July, A. y"
~ 1873, that the sales Of the personal prop,
er'y, made and reported 10 the above enililed
cause, be finally rati6cdand confirmed. unless
canse to the contrary be shown on or before ihe
oth day Of August next; provided copy o
this order be inserted ia some newspaper
pablished IN Carroll county, Maryland, once
a week for three successive weeks previous 70
the 2sth day Of July inst.
The report states the amount Of sales OF
the personal property to he S2OTl.00.
WIN. n. HAYDEN,
80 4 iedgo of he Circuit Court
Tnie Cepy resl,
jaly Sst IS FasSK Z. sitaw, Clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

woHId not tho eaforeo@ept Of the Mon
roe doctrine, IL reference to tho proposed
canal across the Esthmas of Panama, be a
sori Of ''dog in The manager policy Let
N, Dc Lesseps 50 ahead and cut bis canal.
II win 81 long while hefpre she united
States undertakes he Job if he should not.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

There has been some excitement ia lhs
grain market, this week. in all the princi-
pal cities, owing to the reports Of crop
failure in Europe, and prices Of wheat
slightly advanced. Spectators have been
active and this may have helped the rise.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Dinelnnais Is, indeed, The Raris az lAnlerica
Marriage brokerage is recognized oeeupa
lion u the freneh capital. Lille III other
things Parisian, the Qaeen CITY has seized
upon To idea, aud With tFae Yankes enter
piise hes Improved upon Il. Instead Of insli
latiug pFienin marriage shops, who're victims
Of single inialIolly nay enleiiy dgop Ia and
stale their preferences, blonde Or hfauelie,
wealth 81 heauiF, lafee society foF the pro
motion Of marriage has bhsn Organised. BY
this plap The nFz9nlzefs sFe pnahled 70 garry
On tie business 81 Afoad and cAtsasise
besir Ia q sort Of wholesale WY, uhich could
never 10 secured Ay tho fgisals brokerage
sand marriages haze taken place through rs
inmrumehla.iiy. No longer coDthut that Is
iishi sk5nid saiAc uhdcf 4 bushel; on The 10th
"a August nexf a grand martial picnic isiobe
held ID lnwoud Park, where over handred
marriages are % take place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

A Washington telegram to the Phila-
delphia Pres, announces that Gen. Grant
has determined to remain abroad unlil next
juno, 10 order @ avoid oslicious attentions
AZ home.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

The casualties Of he Fourth almost
equal the results Of disastrous batila.
The New York Bora complies list d
eighteen persons killed and one hundred
aud ssgap pospded, BY pistols and crack
en-. IN ,bc larger ailies asa loRrs Of The
United States on the Fourth Of July
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Other slian The naiionsl buildings there
& noihing ID Washington 70 indicate that
i is thsseat Of government The uational
lsgisiatnrs has adjourned; the cabinet has
dispersed, aid M Hayes and Secretary
sIcCraary have removed out 10 llso S9l-
diess Home.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

According 10 the present outlook and
III the estimation fiheIr respective friends,
Foster aud Ewing win bess be elected
Governor of Ohio next fall.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Why dids't Geu, Walker, Superiaien-
dent Of the Census Of 1880, set his peg at
10000, 600 instead Of 4s,O00,O0O2 The
matter q two millions j. ia nero basaielle
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Westminster Fire Department,

YtHERE will be a speeial mee,,.. .e,h.
= Westminster Fire Department, a. '''
WEDNESDAY EYENiNG, JtiLY feA,
4! Z glaek, The members viii NEE, 81
sS l' ~. z !. and WEDNESDAY,, al I, ). M,
lnIy Y Y y. s. 0EnR. Secreinrr.
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The New York Sra spyr Some mer
will probably make fortunes ~ wheat shi
summer. A great many other man vii
sry and Gail.
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ENGINE FOR SALE.

''Hk Subscribers offers for sale A five. hoyss
- power Clipper Engine, built by the Tav.
lor Manufacturing Company Has been used
oai iew lines, and is as good as new. WilI
DO sold low. Address
ELW00D u. SNADER
80. New Windsor, Nd,
or GEO. N. DEIYLBIgS.
July " Sl- Sans Greek. Ma.
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SHE County Commissioners Of ca,r,,,
= county, vii meet al their Olics. i Wes,.
mlna'er, On the RlAsx MoxnAr al Nrnns%
isIal for the lrausacsion Of bakiness =
~ order LOUIS Q. TlfuMB0.
d~+S - Clerk
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khn Aess and nj tha man sansfel
,sIisisai bfss4 p Ilis dsnasss- The nes
slsy Rea$ isaa Dc PssAsI|s ebils 4As
boys 70 j. sd uib
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Although TIC bore Of seaasoF Wllyte & :
n ssockcss Mathews exceeds ne luse
'bSinaea DAaen md pythias, David and
,Jonashap es Ruth and Na9ml. 4 could
rot seenrd a. 81 Nsshsns he coveted
rsiss il ~ leissshIp
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

In Baltimore, July :, 1879, Nimrod Fritz
zell, IL the fist year Of his age,
Near this city, July 8, 1879, John llasselt,
aged about 90 years.
On 9th July, 1879, at Marrioiisyille, How
ard county, Thomas J. Minor, in the 6ad yeaf
Of his age.
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He has refused his asseat to laws the
most wholesome and necessary for the public
good
This is one Of the couats in the indict-
nent drawn up by Thomas Jefferson and
others in the Declaration Of independence,
against George Ill, one hundred aud three
ycars ago, With equal truth similar
indictment might be drawn up agaius, the
dc facto President, whose recent veiocs
were quite as arbitrary as any act in the
history of England's king, George Ill.
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FOR SHERIFF..

M hnreAnlhorIged e Aunonnee.l. a Ilon.
w sEs enndidaie for nexl SkeTi1siss n
IAffoh couniYi subject to he DECISION al a.
bemoeralsr Coahiy uqnsoniloh. VI
July lasln
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Henry Waiterson, Of the Louisville,
Ky. Courier Journal, is opposed to Hen
bricks The New York Worlf is opposed
to TildeD. The party generally are all at
sea as to the coming man Bayard is
thOughtto be that man, in some quarters,
but the West and the East are not in ae-
cord upon the Presidency, nor is the North
aud the South. But order may yet be
evolved out of the present chaos, before
the Grand Council of 1880 assemblies, 70
settle the question upon all disputed points.
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Westminster Seminary.

HAVING had 20 years experience in
III Teaching, aud years in travel, have
concluded TO resume my former profession on
the corner Of Bond aud Main streets, West
ninstar Ma - W.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

The dafy Of I776 was 70 declare these
sntes free aud independent. and to make
them So The duty Of 1879 Is 70 keep
ihem Is.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-12

Even Hayes is talked Of Coz the sacees-
sion. although The RepabIicaps have Grant,
Sherman, Wheeler aud Washburao in
tfaining,
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/ NossQ l BLANKS n mls i ii.
= V~ss seRg
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for the benefit Of my own children, and n few
other ladies and gentlemen who may desire q
thorough practical English education, inclrd.
ing Vocal and Instrumental Musie- Piano.
Organ or Violin. For further instructions
and Circulars, address
I. r. BUELL., Principal.
July Elm Westminster, Nd.
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DIED.

Dean. i,,s-rrip,... Iotry &C. ric' c'a'. pr line
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-04


AFTER all editors are the most mod
est people in the world. Mr.. Walters,
proprietor Of the London Times, has re-
-peatedly refused to be knighted, and
now George Brown, proprietor of the
Toronto, Canada Globe, has also re-
fused the honor. There are precious
few politicians, outside of Gladstone,
who could Withstand the temptation of
such glory.
OUR readers will remember that dur
ing the proceedings in the Tilden in
come case at Marquette, Mich, last
summer, Mr.. Tilden's lawyers, two in
number, stole the books containing
the evidence against the great arch
angel of Gramercy Park. Last week
these two lawyers were convicted of the
theft and sentenced to pay a fine of
5000 each. The bar'l suddenly opened
and the money was paid down. But
those books al never appear in evil
dence against Tilden.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-04
electric LIGHT A FAILURE,

While we are not prepared to say
that Edison and other electric light ex-
plorers are soaring in the regions of the
infinite after the unattainable, we think
the history of the phenomenal inventor
for the past year justifles a modicum of
doubt. MI. Edison entered upon the
perfection of the electric light which
has been but a beautiful mechanical
experiment for generations, with the
prestige of unalloyed success. So
wonderful and varied were the pro-
ducts of his brain that the credulous
world anticipated a prompt solution of
the great problem. And Mr.. Edison,
with the confidence of inventors gener-
ally, promised speedy success. Days
passed into weeks, weeks grew into
months, and months have rolled into a
year, still the mysteries of the electric
light defy the wizard of the laboratory.
Mr.. Edison, is is true, has perfected a
system of making electric light, but
that Is not the ultima thule of success.
such systems have long been in exis-
tence. What is wanted is the true
secret. the practical divisibility and
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-04

economy Of the electric light. Without
these all isfailGre. \ score Of inyen-
tors had each an electric light of his
own, but it lacked the two principal
requisites for general adoption and sue
cess. 1t was to remedy these two de-
fects that Mr.. Edison engaged at the
task. AS yet he has not been eminent
ly successful, and the gas stocks of the
world are therefore on a little boom.
Notwithstanding the repeated assur-
ances of Mr.. Edison that he had at
last accomplished the final feat, the
public has no evidence thereof. He
has been obtaining patents from most
nations of the world, and still he is
working to perfect his inventions. Pa
tiently have the people waited for the
grand achievement. They are conf
dent that somebody will accomplish it,
and they are naturally anxious that
Edison should win the laurels.
However, Mr.. Edison is not alone in
failing to perfect the electric light. OF
all the electricians who are engaged in
the work not one has devised a system
that insures brilliancy, steadiness, divi-
sibility and economy; not one. In
Paris the municipal authorities declare
the electric light of the present a fail
ure, for besides costing treble the price
of gas it has the unhappy faculty of
suddenly ceasing, without %provocation,
and, during foggy weather, losing its
%brilliancy. Hence the experiments at
public expense will be discontinued.
AS yet Mr.. Edison is on an equal
footing with the fraternity of %electri-
clans, but it is not known that he is
any higher. His words come from
Menlo Park like %whisperings of hope
from the elysium of victory and bid an
expectant people, wait. They wait; we
all wait; but progressive as Americans
are, and intolerant of obstacles, they
are fast approaching that condition
which caused the wise man to say
Hope deferred maketh the heart sick. {"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-04


FRIGHTENED moral lists can find
abundance of facts to croak over and
cause them to prophesy the end of the
world. What with hundreds of square
miles of Hungary washed to destruc-
ton by angry floods; scores of Russian
towns licked up by lured flames; hun
dreds of Kansas and Missouri homes
twisted and wrenched from their foun-
dations by the irresistible cyclone; whole
villages at the base of Etna buried,
meath oceans of molten lava; and teem-
ing thousands threatened with drown
ing by swelling streams in Italy,-with
all these the timid may we'll be ex-
cused for believing that some evil gen.
ius is presiding temporarily over the
destinies of earth and is SIGNALLING his
authority by rending with death and
destruction some of its fairest portions.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-04

The pe%rsistency of Tilden in forcing
himself on the partyis provoking politi-
cal nausea. For instance: The New
Orleans Times protests most vigorously
against such treatment, and adds sig
niicantly: ''Unless we greatly mistake
the signs of the times, before that day
the southern leaders will demand an
understanding with their northern
friends and associates. The men who
are now conspiring to foist Tilden upon
the party will be quietly but firmly told
that the section from which the votes
must come desire to be heard, and will
be heard.n