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SIN WILLIAM ROWAN. @. C. n.

The death is announced by cable of Field Marshal
Sir william Rowan. aged ninety. lie tho son
of Mr. Robert Rowan of Garry. county Antrim. his
mother being Mary. daughter of Mr. Hill Wilson
of Purdysburn. county Down. and his brother. tho
late Sir Charles Rowan, X. G. ID. Born IN 1883.
no was gazetted cornot to the Fifty
second regiment of foot. OF which he
subsequently rose to be colonel. In 1871 ho mar
ricd the daughter OF MIR. John Spong, of Mill Hall.
Maidstone. Kent. Ho commanded tho forces in
Canada rom lsi9 TO 1855. and made q. G.. Il. in
1884, subsequently he rose to be hoid marshall aud,
though practically withdrawn from an active part
In military matters his aud his past achieve
ncnts were not forgotten.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING
MIR. W. s. CRAwFURDs BAY ARCHER THE
q, WINNER OF THE ST. LEGER STAKES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALp.l
LONDON. Sept. 26. 1872
The race for the st. Lager Stakes. for three
olds came OF today at the Newmarket hrst October
meeting. and won by Mr.. W. 3. Crawfurd's bay
colt Bay Archer. The second place was secured by
Count L. do Lagrango's chestnut colt Rayon d'Or
and the third by Mr. II. Jardini's Reveller, Mr.. w.
s. Crawfurd's bay colt Dalnaspidal ii. coming in
last The betting just before the to
against Bay Archer. to on Rayon dor. 10 to
against Revcller and 10 to against Dalnaspidal H.
Only the four horses above mentioned ran. Tho
race was won by threc-quarters Of length.
DAY ARCHER AND THE cEsAREwrTcH.
Bay Archer, the winner. is among the entries for
the Cesarewitch Stakes, to bo at the Newmarket
second October meeting Tuesday. October Z.
The betting, which had been 40 to against him for
tho latter race is now 15 to l against him. and is
likely to como to short figures before the day in
question.
SUMMARY or THE TT. LEoEn STAKES
The st. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs. each with 900
added Tor three.year-olds; colts. ~ lbs. aud
nllies. 11s lbs; the winner Of the Epsom Derby or
Doncaster ST. Leger, Grand Prix do Paris to carry
lbs. of the Two thousand Guineas Stakes at Now
market, Prince OF Wales Stakes at Ascot, or tho
oaks, Prlx du Jockey Club or Prx do Diane, lbs;
of any two of tho above stakes IL lbs. extra; maid
ems allowed lbs; the OF the second horse to
receive 80 sovs. and tho third to save his stake. d.
1.-Two miles and 105 yards. Twonty.nine sub
scribers.
Mr.. w. s. Crawfurds b. c. bay Archer, by Toxo-
phitc. out OF FURRY. 122 lbs.................. 1
Count n. do Lagrangcs oh. G. Rsyon d'Or, by
Fagoolct, out of Araucaria, 129 lbs u lbs. extra)
Mr.. Ii. Jardine's Dr. c. Revcller brother to Ha.
rious), by Brown Bread, out OF Hygca.. ......... 8
Mr.. W. y. Crawfurd's b. G. Dnlnaspidal H. by Par
mesan, out of Mayonase. ....................... 4
rHR WINNER.
Bay Archer was bred at the Glasgow stud Pad
docks, and ~ their yearling salo OF 1877 was pur-
chased by his present owner, Mr.. w. y. Crawfurd,
for $50 guineas The colt made his first appearance
in the Clearwel Stakes. in which no carried i22 ius
and finished third to Rayon dor 13l lbs and Ring.
leader 122 lbs; his only other last year being
in tho New Nursery Handicap at tho Houuhton
meeting when the three placed horses were Japon.
ica Monsieur philippe aud Cairngorm. AS q
three year-old ho was first brought out for
the Prince OF Wales Handicap at the New.
market first spring mosting. In which carrying
92 ibs.) lie ran unplaccd 10 phehix. lydrcmel and
Epscopus; his next essay being the Ascot Stakes for
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DOMINION EXHIBITION AWARDS.
OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. 26,

OTTAWA, Ont. Sept 90, 1879
The Princess Louise presented gold and silver
medals to the successful competitors at the Domn.
ion Exhibition In the Senate Chamber tonight. in
the presence of about one thousand persons. His
Excal,cncy and staff, Sir Charles Tupper.
the Hon. Mussrs. Pope, Bowel and Baby.
and Sir Edward Selby Smyth were also
present. Their Exccloncics were met by Mr.. Will
mot the president and officers of the Agricultural
Arts Association and escorted to the throne. Mr..
craig, the secretary, then called out list OF the
successful competitors. who advanced and received
their medals. A guard OF honor selected from the
Foot Guards was present, and an escort was formed
by the Dragon Guards.
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A WELL CONNECTED TRAMP.
BALTIMORE. Nd. q

BALTIMORE Nd, Sept. 26, 1879.
About two months ago tramp. who gave his name
as David Stewart. died at the CITY Hospital and
was buried In the Pottcr's Field. II has been as.
certaincd that he was Of the late John
Stewart Fraser, wealthy resident of Glasgow, Scot
land. Tho agent Of tho 81. Andrews Society. of
Baltimore, has caused the body to be removed TO
Grcenmount Cemetery. The deceased twenty
nine years old, musician and artist but his habits
of dissipation estransed him from his family.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
GEORGE WALDO Anpr.

George waldo Able, of the governors Of tho New
York Hospital and Tor forty years officer OF the
Now York Association for Improving the Condition
OF the Poor, died at his residence ia East Twentieth
street. OIL Thursday evening lie was born In Wind
ham, Conn. In 1910. but came at an early age TO this
city, where during the last quarter ot a century hc
had always been identified with leading charitable
institutions At the time of his death lac was also
school inspector of the Eighteenth ward. MIR. Able
leaves a wife, two daughters and four sons. One VI
his sons Is Professor Cleveland Abbe, prominent
officer OF the Signal Bureau at Washington.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE RELIEF FUND.
Mr.. John Crosby Brown. treasurer of the Chamber
of Commerce Relief Fund Committee. reports tho
receipt OF si702 Tuesday aud yesterday. making
the total receipts TO date so.502. Tho committee
authorized Mr.. brown TO remit $4,000 yesterday to
thu Howard Associatiou at Mcmphis.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. &c. 1879.
Albert Mitchell. colorcd charged with the murder
of Charles X. Walton somo months since. at Yancey.
VILE In Louisa county, was to-day convicted Of mtr.
der IN tho first degree. After the murder the store
kent by Walton robbed aud burned together
with Walton's body. Mitchcs arrest was tho result
of the con fes sion of two accomplces, negro man
aua xonnu who are still to be tried.
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A RUN OF HARD LUCK.

George Altmansbcrger, of No. 80 Stanton street.
attempted to commit suicide early yesterday morn
ing by jumping from the Hoboken fcrryboat Woe
hawken while tho boat in midstrcam. lie was
nshed out. and said he was heartbrokcn. HIS wife
had eiopcd and taken his chd with her. lie was
ent to the County Jail for thirty days.
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ANOTHER NEW PLANET.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. 1870.
The Smithsonian Institution reports that Profess
sor Peters. OF clinton. announces the discovery, by
himself OF planet OF the eleventh magnitude in
Oh. Som. right ascension aud deg. Is min. north
doclination. with daily motion nearly parallel
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ooD NEWS FROM coScoRDrA.
TBY JEI.EGRApH TO THE HERAI.D.1

BY 1EIskGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
GnEESvrLLE, Miss. Sept. 26 1879.
4, Tho fever at Concordia seems 20 have run its
course. No have been reported for three
days. and only one death, that of J. Tilson. Tho
disease seems to have assumed mider FORM aud all
tho sick arc In q fair way to recover.
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enty farmers from Sweden also sailed in the
steamer Sarmatan intending TO settle in Mani
toba. If their undertaking proves to be sue
ccssiul they will be joined 10y 600 Swcdes next
snrino
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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popular medical treatise clearly explaining the hidden
wh Hns Tor tue removal Of ths same showing now over
taxed may be fully restored and obstacles TO
sSS xGGs. Of % A nS.as:
Science aud Art. i's dsh av. New York city.
A. New edition Of the Philosophy of Marriage;
Anatomy. 6is Broadway. Now York.
A SPLENDID NEw NOVEL
s "A Agaes s auhs% rS%n % nsE poyS oATKiEp BY
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TINE pEpLERs aud dNHwsHsSsDDgnrS wHSDgnrSa MECHANICS
SEE nHF FnIgk fgNDAH finSs SEws arSrs T2;noRRow.
pY THE DANBuRY NEWS MAN.
MIR. PHILLIPS GoNENEss
At all tho BOOKSTORES and news stands y
Cloth 81. Paper 90 cents
LEE snErARD. Publishers. boston.
(,nEArEsr BooKsroEE IN THE WORLD.
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y DIoks, 9kieLlSAL ALBUM VERSES
DICKS EriiiorfaN sdnSss aud srUNP SPEECHES
prcK's IRISH RaGifari6Ss rSf afSS's Price 30 cents,
DICK FaS.hsrs 1"% ST. New Yor.
IUsr oUr-A THOROUGH MEDICAL TREATISE ON
- he reatnen, and cure gi ncsvcas orcs"'cn prem.
GRANGE II East 18th 81. Union square, New York.
Consultations, 10 TIL .. > to \ 4. VI.
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diabetes rcpy, paralysis gravel stone dy spepsa
consumption rheumatism tnu gcut. These first diseases
cured With internal medicines alone caustic,
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TER 3c gallon aud European and American Medical Bu.
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COUNT HENRI

COUNT HENRI vARAsIs DE cAsTraLIoNE.
Count Henri varasis de castigiione died at Hart
.ford Con ON the 26th inst. in the forty ninth year
of his npe.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir william Magnay, OF London, and Captain Fred.
erick watkins. of the steamship City of Brussels ara
Ut the Westminster. General Robert C. Schenck OF
Ohio, and Outerbridge Horsey. Of Maryland. are
at the st. James. General j. G.. Robinson, of Ohio;
Neil Gilmour, New York State Superintendent Of
Public instruction. ana Lieutenant Governor H. A.
w. Taber. of Colorado. are at the Fifth Avenue.
Professor George r. Fisher Yale College, is at the
Buckingham. Franklin d. Goweu, president OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company is at
the Brevoort Professor j. II. Thayer, OF the An.
dover Theological Seminary. and Daniel Magone, of
Ogdensburg, N Y, are at the Everett.
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN WHO Is ACQUAINTED
liable remedy for Local skin diseases ana you viii receive
an .sws Il the Ssd BY araExss M &
nssse Pack wne" which ao b Aa ~ o %
A DRY. RAsPING COUGH IRRTrATES AND
endansers the i%pss and rfsaty dsbili,ass and sn-
stretion OF the brone Tubes promotes easy expeesors
cure ot the most stubborn cough or cold.
A.-FALL FASHION or GENTLEMEN's HATS
saSsof 2s.Nly 0ad ST. call at
A.-IF YOUR THROAT FEELS SORE OR UN.
con ~ use rroapts Dr. Ia5Sss ExrrsronAs u
ANA 80 give IN The affected parts ehsnes TO
compiapt OF the throat and lungs and brief trial
will prove its efficacy.
A.-HArs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES.
Lowest prices +. ERNENwEIN, I4s Nassau ST., near
Spruce.
All YOU HAVE LOST YOUR HAIR BY SICK.
blood poisoning the folcies roots of
the hair are not des@royed @ PR Tnoxas HAM soar win
DR. rhos. o Hair La ri SOAP Will spoedy S sradess a. W ~ sssp dr.
Agent. os Maiden lane New York.
A.-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DIR.
MARSH 40 years practical experience Once. No !
Vesey st Astor House,. opposite st. Pauls Church
uptown branch.
A.-YATS FOR GENTLEMEN; AUTUMN STYLES
ready at popular prices BURkE, 2i4 Broadway.
Anew WORKERS ARE NEVER SATISFIED
with inferior article Hence the popular demand
Of gentlemens HAS introduced this season by KNOX,
the" halter
BROADWAY AND 9TH Av.-TAILoRS' MIsFII
GARMENTS at half price. SHEA Broome and Cros
by sts
CONGRESS wATER.-1Ts SUPERIORITY AS A
everything bitter acid crude that produces headache
internal soreness and tends TO destroy the mucous
brane All mineral waters that dangerous irrtants
may be known by an acid aftertastc
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF VANILLA
BEANS. IT, X. +. B THURBER CO.. Importers
CHAMPION LIVER TRUSS. BEST IN USE; ELIAS
sTocKiSGs SHOULDER BRACES SUPPORTERS, &c. Clio.
YER. l6 Ann st.
CHALMERS BELGRAvIA COLOGNE rs DE-
ghtfuly fragrant and lasting for the handkerchief lux
urous for the bath. Sold everywhere at DC and 81
NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED BY
I,2iO Broadway, CRIrTENTUN, 7 9th NV; ALLEN, as
lst Send for circular.
T. NJ STEWARDS STEAM CARPET CLEANS.
ING WORKS. :26 7th NV. Send for circuiara
wINCHEsTER's HYPOPhOsPHfTEs WILL CURE
Consumption. Coagls bronchitis. ke 36John st. N. Y
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rur wrArHEn YrsrERpAy.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date Of year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's phar-
macy, HERALD Building No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
OBITUARY.

Average temperature ycsteruay 90
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Gs,s
The New York herald., 1879-09-27
EUROPE.

A VISIT TO LoNDoN-MEssRs JAY RESPECT
isinso visiting the British metropolis 10 inspect variety
OF elegant silk Costumes Parsan Nantes. artistic Mill
Paris iro the best artists and representing the
fashions of the seasons. The following from
business adopted a, this houss.-we Visited during oas
the most noted o. the kind in the world IL
looking through iis numerous departments able
which has attended the establishment for many years
MsssTs jay We, sss sappss 9t SGsta%es and MILL
ut much more moderate prices than ladies can procurs
attention fair this honored estxb
lishmen where they will be- honestly and 10y
"'' BLACK SILKS.
Special Bonnets Black Silks, Dab 245 DAT 240
25l and 2o3 Regent st.. London. England.
DRISTOL HOTEL. LONDON. BU URLINGrON GAR
Ddcns wThs large rst class family hotel in tho best
style. and furnished with every possible comfort
ana modern pPr1yfmeh, eSeeen, sn-ins and winsA
L,NGLIsH AGENcY-A FIRM HAVING SPECIAL
ILfacilities for he Introduction of articles will be
glad to represent pate.tees manufacturers &c in Eu-
rope -
asi anu 2s2 High Holborn,
7 ONG's HOTEL, BOND ST. LONDON
lIEstabshcd upward OF century Ths we'll known and
fashonssie part Of tho West End ceieSratsd for i've
cuisine and cellar of the choicest wines.
NVAsHINGToN HOTEL, LIME ST, LIvkRPoOI4-
;"Havng been guest ut the Washington Hotel In
%yssf and ss that Ne are we'll ps"sSI With is varied
appointments and with pleasure reeommend " TO my fe
Barsiem, Saiiordshire self aud family very mach
pleased Yours, j. Emmet tfritz,." This msgniasent
resort for American travellers was reopened on June ~
Sir wred Law son. Bart. NJ p and Mr.. A NJ sullivan,
con in the dining room ncnding the Hon r. Packard
American Consul The Washington Hotel is immedia
and Northwestern Railway and close proximity tho
other stations and piers Visitors sending letter or p.s,
the manager al Liverpool
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fever blood poisoning aud the olices of
the hair not destroyed. DR. TnoAAs HAIR soar will
positive It, The infble dermic remedies
DR. Thoss Hair Soap will spoedly eradicate all scalp
cases Sold by all druggists. JOHN ii. FRANCIS Sole
Agent Maiden lane York.
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All YOU HAVE LOST YOUR HAIR BY sIoK.

A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES.
Lowest prices. L. ERNENWEIN. l4s Nassau ST.. Asar
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Anew WORKERS ARE NEVER SATISFIED
with inferior article Hence the popular demand
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel Fall Shape.
Of gentlemcns HATS introduced this season by KNOX,
tl,.-h hattar
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

A.-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DIR.
MARSli 40 years practical experience Once. No !
vesey st Astor House. opposite ST. Paul's Church
branch.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

A-IF YOUR THROAT FEELS SORE OR UN.
able promptly DR.. JAySE's ExPErr0RASr It
viii relieve the air passages Of all phegm allay
heal No safer remedy be had for all colds
any complaint OF the throat and lungs, trial
W Il,
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

ASK ANY PHYSICIAN WHO Is ACQUAINTED
with properties whether GLFNSs SULPnuR Soar
liable remedy for local skin Diseases you will receive
in the affirmative. Sold by druggists 25c.
See that &c n Crttenton proprctor pinted On zach
packet without which genuine. "HAIR RKvIvUM"
gives young hair and supplies young blood to the scalp
or druggists a 90 cents lla -. :.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

A.-FALI FASHION OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS
for iR79ttixens and strangers who desire elegant
Ar of superior quality should call ESPENSCHEIDS.
The New York herald., 1879-09-27

BROADWAY AND 9TH Av.-TAILORS' MISFII
GaaaksTs half price. SHEA Broome and Cros
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

When the Republicans nominate
a soldier for office, their journals
gush over with praise and love and
duty and devotion for his services,
and claim that every man with a
spark of patriotism in his soul
should support the soldier. When
the Democrats nominate Il their
tune changes. Then they ask the
honest voters to reverse everything,
stultify themselves and vote against
him! There never was a party on
the face of Gods green earth that
exhibited such Internal inconsistent
cy, hypocrisy and brazen impu-
dence.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

The average number of paupers in
the Preble county Inf1rmary is 6S,
and the cost of each is % cents a
day. In Lucas county the average
number of paupers is 50 and it only
costs there 20 cents per day. In
Wood county the average number is
Sc and it only costs Is cents per day
to support them. In Fulton, Han
cock and other counties, where the
average is about the same as in Pre-
BILE, the cost of keeping their pau
pers is below what it is in cur coun-
ty, and we doubt if there is one, ex-
cepting Lucas county, that can show
as much improved farm land to get
support for their paupers as Preble
county. 1t shows bad management
somewhere and that a change is
needed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

An investigation into the election
of Butterworth and Young to Con
gress, from Hamilton county, prov.
ed conclusively that it was through
the interference of Federal bayonets,
Supervisors and Deputies, that their
opponents were defeated. The Dem
ocratic party is opposed to such ras-
cally interference-the Republicans
favor it. 1t is now for the honest
masses, through the ballot-box, to
speak against the outrage being re-
peated all over the State next year.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18
What it costs-Ts it Any Wonder
the PEOPLE are POOR

What it costs-Is it Any Wonder
the People are Poors
Take the Secretary of Treasury's
Report in message and Document
for 1878, and on pages rs, II, rs
and 70, you will find hat all the
money the Federal Government
gathered in from the people from all
sources is given each year by itself,
and the next four pages gives what
was paid out year by year. In short
just what our government costs the
people. The first Y years costs less
than two thousand millions, while
the Is years after the war (1S65 to
1870 cost over eleven thousand mil
lions. Thirteen years of peace I'M
der Republican extravaganza, cost
SIC times as much as seventy tWo
gears of government under old Dem
ocratic economy. In other words,
the money collected since the war,
would run the government at the
average yearly cost during the first
70 years, 439 years. Thirteen years
of Republican extravaganza would
run the government 439 years under
Democratic economy.-Lima Demo-
crdt.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

The Democrats of this county pre-,
sent a ticket composed of good, reli-
able men of intelligence and wide
acquaintance, and well qualified in
every respect to fill the different of
fetal positions, and it will be a heal
thy move for the taxpayers to vote a
change. Thirty years succession in
Office cannot help but bring about
recklessness and extravaganza in
the use of the peoples money, and
the only remedy is a change. Vote
for it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

Great public debts and taxes are
destructive of the prosperity of the
masses-consuming the narrow mar
gin between earnings and cost of
living, and preventing accumulation,
without which the great body of the
people cannot rise in int lligence
and independence. The tendency
of Republican legislation is to per-
petuate the national debt, because
the leaders of that party claim it is
a national blessing, a S it helps to
keep the masses down by paying
high taxes for the benefit of bond
holders! This is Fosters policy
how do you like it, Laboring men?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

When the Democratic party came
into possession of the House of Rep
re~sentatives at Washington, they
found of the one hundred and fifty
men employed by the House that
just six were wounded Union sol
diers. That is the extent of the ex-
preston of the Republican party OF
it's love for the wounded soldiers. 1t
says, eve love you old soldiers, but
we can't give you Office" Of the
six wounded men mentioned five are
yet upon the ~pay-rolls of the House,
but the number of employees who
served in the Union armies has been
increased by the Democrats to TWEEN
ty-seven.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18
The protested love of the Repub-

The protested love of the Repub-
lican party for the soldier is a mis-
erabledirty humbug, which has been
exposed so often that we can hardly
believe there is a person living with
a grain of common sense, who is not
convinced of the truth Of its hypoc-
risy. The Cincinnati Gazette made
a vile and slanderous attack on the
soldier reputation of Gen. RICE a few
weeks ago, which was cowardly and
sneaking, but only tended to exhibit
the animus of the leaders of the Re-
publican party toward those who
served their country faithfully and
well, and happen to be Democrats.
The following is Gen. RIcEs' reply to
the dirty SANDER:
81 am not in the habit Of intrud-
ing personal matters into a political
canvass, butthe charge made against
me by the Cincinnati Gazette is so
slanderous and insulting that my
~self-respect will allow me to remain
silent no longer. I spent five of the
best years Of my life in the defense
of my country and flag, enduring
privations and suffering with no 9th
er thought than loyalty to my coun-
try. l was wounded at Vicksburg,
wounded again at Lookout Noun
tain, again at Resacca, again at Pine
Mountain, and lost my leg at Ken
nesaw. I bear on my body the marks
of five balls and two shells. / spent
four years in Congress endeayoring
to procure justice for my comrades,
and secure the passage of the Ar
rearage of Pensions Act, and the
equalization of bounties. Yet
Longstreet, a rebel General whom
fought IN the field, is appointed to 8
lucrative Office under a Republican
administration. Key made a Cabi.
net member of the Government, and
Mosby, the black flag guerrilla, sem
as an ambassador to China. Wher
I think of these men loaded with
honors and emoluments and credited
with loyalty and patriotism, while |
because I am a Democrat, suffering
as l have, crippled as I am, while il
the service of my country, am de
nounced as a sympathizer with trea
son, it seems to me that it is higl
time that my comrades, the surviv
ors of the late war, should know hoy
their record for loyalty stands. Un
der the circumstances. my friends
l think no apology is required 70
these remarks"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18
Upon the prosperitv of the masse

Upon the prosperity of the masses
depends the stability of our Repub-
lican form of government. What
ever tends to degrade and impover-
ish the people, tends inevitably and
swiftly to the establishment of class
rule, which has always and every
where cursed humanity. Republi-
can legislation has always been in
favor of the few, because the leaders
of the Republican party are in favor
Of a strong centralized government
which will take care of the rich,
while the rich takes care ofthe poor!
Farmer, Laboring-man, if you are in
favor of that kind Of q government,
vote for Calico Charley Foster?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-18

G.. H. Edison and John T. Deem
are two of the best friends that the
Laboring men ever had in Eaton.
Who will deny it? Every Mechanic
and Laboring man should support
them in preference to their grinding
opponents.