, 1880-10-22
ANOTHER FLOP.
Dr. 1INlcy IsrconipS Htancil NcPub-
1icaIR. ns,si Afl1l IKcncc4orth Voto an
tkv S1IOf.

ficaM, nn,i Will laenccaorth Voto nm
lEr shot.
tfae,nnatt Con'mrretai, pef. n.
Tho seilsntfun yesterday atn1ng tho fcw
i,top'r who Ind tIeartt II, waa OVER rt.uor
Il!ut l>r. +. F. Maley, the we!1-known ex-
caroner of Hamilton County, Ind abandoned
iI0 Democratic party nMf declared himself 4
Republican fur thc future.
4 Commercial reporter dropped lntu
Tue telegraph Uflco lust after Dr. Afasey
had written n message. Tho Doctor IT,
called the recelvtng-cEerk, and said, "S1,ow
tilfs gentleman the dispatch llavs Just sealt
To Dick Falln|ng, Mt Columbus" The rc.
inrter WAS permitted IL reua thu dispatch,
which Is rep!Mucesl hclow. Knowing thu
..luse friendship existing between tho Doctor
md tlM ll0n. Richard FAtnfnE, the reporter
would not l,lyn becn surprised ut ~, cxprrs.
Sioil 9f sympathy from tl;e Doctor over Mr.
Fanntngts departure. l1mt klnwing. the
u the gentlemen, a,Ntthe Doctor's especially,
.he latter's departure was more surprising.
llcru Is tho dispatch:
CtScixsATI, Oct. ~, 1sso.-ftie,arl J. Fnnntna.
70 orcr ty sincere ct,nxratnlations m tsc step
.yh!ch y.'u have inst tnken in favor of pnclt1c.-
ta a.a union ot a!l ths s.a.ts. joIM 'ith yo,!!
:ho ltopnl,ltct ttckct. feel that the ht,ur h.t
rist. .Anieric.,ti ctizon isnroi 1nyset W wtn tic @
ay sSat of tho oaoa aa II" so'ps T. XsnrY x91s =
"Why, Docsor,n tho reporter asked, "isn't
this rather 4 sudden coi,version?''
- Nut so sudden rs sou think" l,e replied.
live lgen thinking oser 1T seriously mn!
tctea will n!Dre tlcilbGrhtlDn In my life, a1tl
mean Just what say IN tl.e slispateh."
"1low did 1t COME nbont" ,inerlcd the re-
!. II h,,rn ,I,,+ II, t,,.+ +t,,,,,,o,.. 1t.oo,.
convinced that my. further continuance ot
thu pywer OF thu )G1MGcr,ltlc party III The
Sntton simply encourages, Eerks :.Ilrt. niul
pcrpttlntrs thG Old stlsltlilot, spirit Ut tho
Snutll., The So'lsl South Is j'sst rs .uutis,'l!y
~ the 1jnf"il tu.ttMy M It eyer Wis. .ins ttW;
:ste1n dtSpnsen tu cull!n.le lit l1Ir|r uhEttsnl-
lness unill they ol'tni! i..,,s.it. r,4n:. I. J..
loo aGS1ru fur uS IT, ts'insnf gaf'tls '."'"'"
troll. Right linre ill Clnclnna:!. warr!. W.. ....
sSuen.ct SO, ,uoJ. .of to b!ttitn rt,mt for lii n
They threaten t0 take their trn;ie away u.r
fcss WE vote for tf,rsl. Just rs Il ti,c ra!fEnad
WIS liet enough for them. .nn': w:!ltt IN
SEQ amy Soili Sontll n"r any Sh:l1 S"rtts.
md, until t!Iu. St,tstl,ern 1Huplc themselves
The Democratic party tl!rre will always be Il
SultI Snutt ,ard tttsuuinli. We want to ex-
tend to Southern Geuple III tlle S0rtli every
right .lus them, anu ~e wNli ttGnl tn eStentt
"Doctor, Xou Si,c2k in ynar stlslmtcll OF the
slavery Of, tho lrisll-anerscan people to tilt;
Democratic party"
Yes, nl,d ,yoi, knew 1t rs vel Il rs ! know
It TINT the Democratic purity have claimed
aMd nscd It's rs If they absolutely owned IT'S.
They hnye assumed to cumtrol us Us It VT
were 50 .nlnIy cattle. Iii fact, ono OF
the principal ncensto.ss Of NY disgust
Will, tho pelnoeratc purity is oil account, ot
Its troatlltdnt Ut the Irtstl-Americall pr0ple.
want to tu what chi, to In.tura my pen.
ple to hreals the stavlsl, purity bonds mid vote
independently, Just rs other cstizu,ls tl0. 1t
Is tho unly why tliat tllGy Call cn,ulnnsNl Tie
rcsuctt ot either party, md helieyb tint
after tho November elections yDu will find
utitcr prup!e."
liepor,or-I sec you say tint you are now
renly TO vote as you shot,.
DR.. M.--Yes, ! served IN both tho army and
tiayy Turing the War, and Ms long as thuco
lest ',etweta, Union a.!d dtstlafon cuntinues
/ s!lnll nBrfn v}tc rs shot then.
"fou were not scnrcd by the threats about
Southern trltG?'
"ku. !.aya lived lIero thirty years. AL
my Interests arc In CiAcimhatE, and / expect
tO die here,H