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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

sia The Grant men have ordered 50,-
600 copies Of Gen. Beatty's Column
bus speech to circulate in the South,
as a blow at Sherman. -
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

The conservative and liberal ele-
ment of Eaton should unite and sit
down on the proceedings of DR.. Mi
nor's proscriptive Convention. We
believe it will be done.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

There is considerable "kieking''
among Republicans over DR.. Minors
proseriptive ticket nominated last
Saturday, and the "whippers I'M
have commenced their work. Some
men may be driven back to it's sup
port by@the party lash, but not all,
by a long shot. ay,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

ASHLEY BRowN failed to make con.
nectfon for the "Republican law
abiding citizens Convention" which.
= met in Eaton on Saturday last sTis
sad. 7a
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

If JoHNGEE THOMPSON did say to
a Pittsburgh interviewer that Mr..
TILDEN was not the second choice of
the Ohio Democracy for the Presi-
deney, We advise him to get out
among the rural Democracy of the
State, and if he don't change his
opinion we'll agree TO stand the
"lemonade' on the 9th of May.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

The man Who loved the peace of
his country better than office, is
SAMUEL j. TlDEN.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01


Cleveland Plain Dedle,: A South
crn gentleman occupying an exalted
political position indone of the great
Southern States, and who is SO stu
ated as to know whereof he speaks,
in writing recently to a friend in this
city says: "If the people of the North
could en- masse take a trip to the
South and the real situation of our
people be ascertained and the many
wrongs that are heaped upon us dur
ing the progress of reconstruction be
understood, all sectional issues would
be buried out of sight forever, and
the Republican party being kept
alive by sectional animosities would
die a natural DEATH" This gentle
mar, who is well known to several
Clevelanders spending their winters
South, writes further that "the South
is now in a more prosperous condi-
ion, financially, than at any time
since the close of the war, and the
indications are that a very bright
future is in store for u.s." In the
most partiot ic language he declares
that the South twill gladly welcome
the day when all bitter prejudice is
alayed and we may all live together
under the same flag and as PEG.
pie" s9 80 p
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

Even down to the School Board,
DR.. Minors Convention pushed its
political javelin, ~
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

A list of the ages ofthe candidates
for the Presidential nomination viii
interest our readers and may sur
prise some of them, for there are seE-
eral illusions cherished on the sub
ject: E4.
Charles Francis Adams is now
seventy-three; his father, John
Quincy Adams died at eighty one,
and his grandfather, John Adams,
at ninety-one; Horatio Seymour is
seventy; Mr.. Tilden, sixty six; Sen
ator Davis, sixty five; Ex-Governor
Parker, of New Jersey, sixty-four;
Senator Thurman, sixty-one; Mr..
Hendricks, sixty-one; ex-President
Grant, fifty-eight; Secretary Sher-
man, ~fifty-seven; Gen. Hancock, fit
ty-six; Gen. Mcclellan, fifty-four;
Senator Bayard, ffty-two; Senator
Conkling, ffty-one, and Senator
Blaine, fifty. -
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

Is there an honest and fair mind
ed man of either party is this Town
ship, that can come forward and say
that Jacob Bringman, William Ri
singer and Edward Goldsmith, Trus
tees, have not acted fairly, impair
TALLY and honqrably in the. discharge
of their duties? If not, then why
demand the change? Ifthe "purity
of the ballot box, is guarded and
every voter gets n s'square.deal" from
these gentlemen, who wants the
change? Why the very same fellows
who claim to be claw abiding citi
%zens," and at'thei same time wink at
ballot box stufing and a stolen
Presidency. sEf M
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

Who aMexicanized' Doctor Mi
nor's Mass Convention?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01

$50" -|a.r
Tammany now proposes to hold a
convention at the same time and
place as the regular Democratic con-
vention, and that it will send a com
mittee of conference to the regular
convention proposing to adjourn
without action if the regular Demo
Gratis will allow Tammany to be rec
ognized in the delegation. 1t is not
thought probable that the terms will
be conceded, as then MI. Kelly would
be in the position of having triumph
ed. What Nh, Kelly will do then is
one of the things his men refuse 20
talk about; but he will undoubtedly
send a delegation to Cincinnati. The
Tammany men hope, however, by
their present course, to secure the
election of delegates to the regular
convention sufficient to make a large
minority in favor of compromising
with Tammany. The Kelly men
claim that this will be accomplished.
NIL, al. nrr,ODn Nv .
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01
BROWN & BLEkcHED MUSLIN.

Prints, shirtings, Tickings, Denims,
Cottonnades and Jeans, in the best
makes; Silks, Velyets, Shawls, Table
Linens, Napkins, Towels, Crashes,
Cassirn efes, Reppellants, Flannels,
Blankets, Paper and Glazed Cambria,
Honey-comb Sacking, Turkish Towel
ing, Bed Spreads Dress Linens, Grass
Cloth, Lawns, Cashmeres, Alpacas,
'B%rilliateens, Poplins, B~rocatells, Num-
my Cloth, Empress CLOTH and
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-01
Take che DEMOCRAT,

.iegsr II c1:szsls5t zaf 81 SKA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
M6tnn8 tbr &atboIifen!
Sie Stimme bes bera. Yias TX.

Sn uniern Easen i9eint bic 8oriebuns
Der tatboIi'den 8re6e etne beionbere Wiiis
fion ssssben su baben. Nn ibr 1T es, bic
grunbidse Der Srbuuns unb bes @laus
Bens bort, no bieielben berri9en, 3u bepabs
rem unb fe ba au perbreiten, mo @OttIos
Fsteit unb cine falte @lei6siltisteit bie'
ftlben In 8erseFenbeit seratben lieBen.-
sgtas TX. In einem S9retben pon 1851.
@ir sriudsn Sie ~initdnbisft allen benen
NIT eurem guten Wtlen unb eiirer @unfi
bei3uifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb init
~ssnisenber RenntutB a,sseriifet, iid an
Ste arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen CUR 8ertbeibtguns unb 8erbreituns Der
fatbOlii9ea 9ebre uerOHentli9en. = @ncps
cliea 9ius TX. IRIS a~sa5.fars
9ie Stimme 9ep's XIII. .@as
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera yestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat !
(9afet euer 9t9t Ieu9tsn Dor BEN Wen,
I6en, tomit fe euere suten @erte isbsn.
tlnb Oer 9err ssbe sud ba3u Ssinen Ses
ssnD o.,
SEQ XIII. an bas tn garma eri9einenbe
SIatt Luce" (9eu9te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
mosart anS Die sretmaaser.

Bei benz jinsfsn groBeu Greimaurerfefs
In BriFsI, lieBsn bic Dr.. bic .3aubsr,
ff6te" .uon RoSart auffabren unb ffelten fis
sswiGeumaBen aIs eine Bert5rperung Der
Walreret bin. Nun baben aber bts Bri:
Der febr penis &edt, f9 auf WoBart 3n
bsrufen nnb, fennte er ben SduinbeL ben
bic @sbsimbinblsr nit fsinem Tpuwerte
trisben, feline 9sbeine pirben fi9 TIM @rabe
por Born umusnbeu. &i1tig TT, baB
Mo3art ,Waurer" mar, aber has i9aaIe
Weien Der @sisai9aft ssniste ibm ni6t
unb er sins NIT benz @sbanten um, cine
eisene @eieqi9aft, bic ,@rottsA senannt,
gu FIFTEEN unb bate f9ou BITE Statuten ba.
gu entworfen. Sn feline Sompoftion Der
y 3~auberf6te~ bat er AUDI mebr bineinges
lsst, oils ibm Der Orben 9sbsn tonnte."
y Die 8srbinbuus NIT ben Srsimaursrn";
bat benz R%omponiitsn ni9ts ssnist. Ser
Srben bat ben Wsiitsr, wenn bsrieIbe bic
fur feline Wobnuas ni9t eri9uin;
gen fonnts unb In Der Wintsrtdlts, neil sr
teia SoIB gum ginbei5en bate, um fi9 su
erudrmen, NIT ieiner Srau im 8immsr bsrs
amtan5te, bilfloS, tros man9sn Bittidrsis
bsus an stnsn Orbensbruber, iben lafIsn.
Den Msiftsr, Der isinen EOnen bic b09fs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

8eibe CAB. nm bas vSrbsnsrsid Der 9iebs
unb @hte" au feiera, iberIisB Der Srbsn
nod ieinem CODE tbeilnabmsIss bsr Rotb
isiner binterlafenen 5amilie, Die feline &s,
ite nit benz biQisiten unb drmIi9itsn Ron.
butte tn eine iener allsemeinen @ruben
b~inausfabrsn lanen muBte, bic Is Bic 20
Sarge aufBnnebmen pfssten unb aue 3ebn
Sabre aussesraben nnb misber ausefiut
wurben, 10 baB bic &sife ipdter ipurIos
ueri9wanben. &ein Srbsnsbrubsr foIste
benz Sarse, teiner ifanb an Der @ruft -
cine fur bic gbaratterifit bss Srbens, Der
bic eisbesibuns feline aufsabe neunt unb
fe I'M alieitisen Pouiiren ieiner unbe'
beutenben Sibrer unb anssb0risen in
Staatspoifen unb stntrdsliden Steaunsen
unb @eiddfteu gu iben pfsst, sepib be-
sei9nenbs Gbatia1e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

Aus 3ablrei9en anfrassn bstrsfs Der
Sorm Der 9rdfbentenmabI, 70 i9reibi bic
Nsp Yortsr Staatsssituns, srisbsn mir,
baB barlber BET einsm Tbsil unlerer Qeler
einiss llatlarbsit bsrridt unb cine fnrse
@rtIdruns bieier Sorm baber angsmsfIsn
M. Die besdsliden 8oridriften finb i'm
2. artiteI unb II. 3uiasartitsl Der 8srs
faHuns entbalteu. Die Dabl bss prdii'
bsntsn unb bes 0icsptdfbsuten finbst bur9
@Isttorsu itatt, beren grnsnnung ben Staa.
ten ibsrIafsn 1T. Ssber Staat bat 70
piele glettoren gu ~Iiefsrn, ais CT Senato.
rem unb &eiprdientanten I'm gongreB bat.
3uiammen finb eS biernad let $50, unb
cine Webrbeit biefer gleftorsr. aIIo min,
bsftens 1856 wdblt ben 5prdfbeHten uub
Disqualification. &omnt fsine ioI9e Mebr,
bsit su Stanbe. 10 wdblt bas Rsprdientans
tenbaus ben Prdfbenten uno Der Senat
ben Tiesprdf n snten. Sm 5aus bat isbsr
Staat cine Gimme unb bisis mirb pom elmer
Webrbett Der &~sprdlentanten bes bstreffens
ben Staates beffimntt. Oa' es SO Staa,
ten iinb, 70 ssb6ren 20 Stimmen su elmer
Wabl I'm Saus : tommt feline .fol9e su
Stanbe, 70 funstrt Der pom Ssnat gepdbIte
8icsprdfbent aIs prdRbent. Das Saus
ia In feinsr Dabl auf bic bret 2an6ibaten
bef4rduft weI9e bic brei b69ifen 3ifiern
Eel Der WabI zines grdfbsutsn bur9 bie
@teftoren ,errei9t baben, Der Senat auf bie
Ranbibaten, ueI4e bic 3wet b69fen 9ifs
fem Bel Der WabI zines 8icsprdfbsnten
credit baben, Dte Staaien fnb unbes
i9rdntt III Der alrt Der @rneuuuna Der
gIettoren, bed Iafen tale Staaien, Bis
auf Rentudp, bic @lsftoren bur4 bas
Bolt wd9Ien. f~llnleres WifenS 1T aud
In auen Staaten uur cine r~slatiue
Wsbrbsit bes @oltspotums notbwsnbia.
auf bisie Beile IN ss taum anbers
m6slid, ais baB nur bic glettoren
elmer Partsi ober bic glsftsrsn, auf bic ia
msbrsre partsien stsinist babsn (uie In
Waine), erpdbIt psrben. Natirli9 tam
Ssbsrmann auf sinem grdFSentl9aftswabl.
SetteI Hamen itrei9en nnb an6sre bafar
ieeen, baber erbalten in Der &egel bic @let,
loren, bic auf sinem @abI5tttsl itebsn,
nt9t bieielbe Siimmsn3abl, unb 60 Tam
portommen, baB elmer ober Der anbers @let'
tor bnrdfaut. aue ieine@ oaesen aber erwdbIt
psrben. Oaau ssb0rt cine fat poQtous
men sIst9s Stdrte Der partsien, nobel
bann has Streidsn zines ober bes anbsren
glsftors' auf benz fssrsi4sn WabbsttsI
einsm ober benz anbern @lettor auf benz IN,
tsrlesenen WabI5ettsI cine b6bsre Stimmsns
1abI brd9te, ais bsrisnise gIettor obsr bisiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

ntsenglettoren erlangen, uel6e bic niebri8fe
SttmmenbabI auf benz ionif iearei9sn Sets
tel baben. Der Staat Rso gort mug /.
y. eine Wiqion Stim men absebsn. pom
bteiem n6sen erbaItsn: semotratii1e
gleftoren 400, 900, republitaAil9s glettos
rem 489 900 unS @resnbadsr glettoren
81, 900 Stimmen. Dabei uarsn bic IS
bemo.ratiidsn Glettorsn binter ibremB abs
,etteI 3urddaebIteben, iassn mir um HOO
Sttmmen, bitten alio bios ASS, 900 Stims
men erbalten bann uaren "a semotratiiae
glettoren unb l repabIitanii9er sewabIt
unb Der Stat Rem 9ort warbe 81 Stims
men far 6ancod unb @nsIifb uno l Stimme
fur @arfisIb unb Mrtbur abseben. Bir
erudbnen bieies iebr unuabriaeinIi9sn
Sales, neil cine bsSisli5e aufrase an
uns seffe0t po,ben lit. Der Sraser 1T
aber I'm Sttbum, uenn CT slaabt. baB biss
Der 6aa In Sre9oa 9eueien. bort mar
elmer Der seudblten rspablttanii9sn glets
loren ni9t aaaIii,irt, neil mad Der Buns
6sspsrfafuns tein Bunbesbsamtsr glettor
iein tam, elmer isusr Gisttoren a5sr bies
mar. Nan ertldtte Der bemotratil1e Sous
uerneur. baB Der 9Isetor, Der bic nd9fb69ffe
Stimmsniabl bate, eruabIt lei; b!es mar
Elm Democrat unb es wdren ionlit 2 repus
blitanii5e Glettoren uno l bsmotratii9er
seweien. Oasesen bate f5 Ri4ts eins
wenben lafen, penn ni9t bas S%taatsseiet
i'm 8e9e ssftanbsn bdtte. Inter bieiem
brau6te Der ni9t qaalifjirts glettor sins
fad BET Der 8eriamuluns Der Glsttoren
ues,ubleibsu unb feline golesen waren bes
redtist. bic 8atans aus,ufiIea. go fiqt
aud i'm q, 0ort Staate oas @lsttorsncoae,
sinm isoe 8atan, aus, unter anosrsn aud
sise iol4e, bic babur4 entidube, baB suet
ober msbr Ganbioateu cine sIei4e Stims
menSabI erbielten. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
Die %. General gerianntmImug
Der &atbolifen Eeuti6IanD's.

psI5e pom IS. Bis gum 16. Ssptsmbsr in
Der i9Snen unb sei9i6tIi9 mertwirbisen
BoSenieeftabt gonant abgebalten
wurbe, mar iopobI binRdtIi9 Der Bethel.
Eisuns, ais in 9inf9t auf bic berporra
aenben Manner, rpsI9e in Der Stabt bes
81. Ronrab 3aiammentamsn uub BITE berrs
Ii9iisu &sben bieIten, elmer Der bebeuienb.
ten aler &atboliten, g~onpsnte, bic felt
ls4s in Dsuti6Ianb sstast babsn. Srei,
lid perben bic Seinbe Der &ir1e unb ielbf
einise Iaue, pom @eife bes mobernen
,Sortf9ritts" angetrdnteIte RatboIiten Der
gonffan;er General . 8erfammluns einen
prattii1en Wertb abipre1en, ME bas mad
ieber RatboIiten. Convention Der Saa mar.
Die @ssasr Der &atboIiten. 8eriammlun.
gen Inb absr arg auf benz Sol3uese unb
leiben bebenfli9 an &urbf9tistsit fs psrs
Ianssn @rfOIse. bic 10 i9nsq gu Gage ire.
ten, wie Der Sanswurf, Der unmitteIbar
mad benz S1uB binter ber. S9sibe auf,
iprinst unb has &efuItat an3eist. Gin
FOLDER ,prattiider Wertb" Iisst gar ni9t
in Der Natur Der RatboIiten gonerefe. Sn
ben seiifisen Str6munssn, BITE eine srOBe
Ration beuesen, Tam Go f9 nur UNI 3isle
banbelu, bic i1eiubar Iangam m, aber
ii9er ei~ntrefen. Sn Whtli1tsit ssbt
es i'm maieftdtii1en Strom Der @si1i1te
oar raid porrdrts unb bas duBere Nsluls
fat elmer md1ti9en Bepsgung fommt In
benz NusenbIid, NO ss ba III, ni9t minber
ibsrraidsnb, aIs beim S9ei6eni@feben.
Setes Ding mad ieinsr Mrt. gs pirb
auf bieien 8~eriammIunsen serabe lin, 10
fi9erer ms Centrum sei9oHen, ie peniser
BON m o mentanen gffetten babel Bite
Rebe iein tann. yginem itarten unb IN.
bsFesbarsn Eburme uerslsi9bar III bsute
i6on bic tatbolil9s Sa1e tn DeutldIaub
beranseuadieu, bis fe zines Cages iiss:
reid ale SefeIn iprsnst unb bas CUTE &s1t
Der Deuti9en auerfannt wirb, bic ben
@lauben Der Batter fret nnb nnbebeuist i'm
alien bsuti9en g~aterIanbe ibsn pollen.
gs mare iebr 3u pinI9sr, baB bic @e.
neral : 8eriammIunssn unieres beuti9en
rDmiI9 > tatboIii9en GentraIs@s rs
eias I'm Stple unb i'm 9eife Der
RatboIitea gongrsHs OeutidIanb's abse.
9alter pnfpen. Au1 oen oeulgen (uno
Iberbdupt ant ausn elropdll1en) &atbo'
liteH : Sonsrenen wiro uenis auBerer
.Show" 9srla1t. vs. rosroell feliie ponip'
battsn Yaraoen uno aumIlSe Ssbaltsn,
oasegen uerosn Die wt9Ii9ltsn va
9estra9en NIT 9roBttrl @rnlte 'belpro'
den. Die DsIegaten bsIsbrsn fi9 ssssns
isttts uno iu@en In 9emetnlanisr Ssratbuns
Ha9 WttttelH our ptrtlanlen 3etlunS Der
S9aosn .ino @sbreben nnlerer !Sett. Die
tdbisitsn uno eloqaentstten Delesaten mas
Den bic Hslultate tbrer Stnolen uno ibrer
5ori4unssn IN msiltsrbaften &eben @be'
tannt, wel@s aanoenS aut bic Suborsr rutr'
Ten nnb' iismals obns Grfols'bIsibsn. SSn
psrtleinsrteta wfaBe tonnfs oanslos aat ben
eral'Serlainnlangsri ufllsrss central.
Versins 9elge9en. 9aosn plr eor!aun9
AnA fplfTln hoteIe ~ fffmln lMrptfh fofnef
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12
RatbpIii6er Sir6ens Salenser.

gom 3inssrOi9.n. - Wattb. %.
5snnt. ben IL. Sttpb. Stbpis. 5lOrsatin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-17

The really significant and salient
feature of the Indiana election is
that the Democrats nominated a
very unpopular, while the Repub-
licans nominated very popular
candidate for Governor. This was
admitted on both sides during the
campaign, and formed the strong
est hope the Republicans had Of
carrying the uoosier State, by
their own repeated confessions. So
unacceptable to the Democracy was
Franklin Landers that the leading
Democratic organ of that State de-
clIned, to the last, TO support him.
Four years ago Landers was the
GreenbRck nominee for Governor.
He accepted the honor rendered
him by that party until an oppor-
tunity offered to throw it over for
q Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in his own district. He then
peremptorily resigned, and left the
Greenbackers in the lurch. Very
properly, therefore, the Greenback-
era hated him with q holy hatred,
and he thus repealed from the DEM
ocratic party the strength 1t might
have derived from that element.
On the other hand, his loose finan-
cial theories and regeneration re-
PEELED the hard money Democrats.
1t is the old, old experience Of fall
ing between two stools. When
the Democratic party, thus disor-
ganizsd, had to contend with the
corrupt appliances and the coloniz.
alton of the Republican leaders,
with their Unlimited com mand Of
money superadded, what wonder
at the result? These influences
will not be operative In the No.
vember election. Hancock is inf
nItely stronger than Landers. By
the way. 1t Is somewhat singular
that the Associated Press will not
allow the true figures Of the Indi-
ana election to reach us. Porter's
election for Governor is claim ed by
a small majority, but there were
a dozen other officials running on
each of the several tickets. We are
waiting anxiously to hear what the
issue was on these. The facts could
have been telegraphed two or three
days ago, but the Associated Press
10 evidently anxious to mako the
utmost possible capital for the Re-
publican party before permitting
the true aspect of tho mem orable
contest to reach us. Let US have
the facts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-17

OUR esteemed contemporary the
Commercial wants to know of two
good measures introduced into
Congress by the Democratic ma
jorlty. We will oblige 1t. First,
we shall take as q specimen brick
the Fifteen Passenger bill, OF Will
lie, Of Kentucky, which was vetoed
by Hayes and opposed at all stages
by Garfield. For a second lumi-
nous and just measure we would
beg to cite the bill to repeal the in
famous power conferred on Deputy
United States Marshals to over
ride FREQ elections In the United
States, and again vetoed by Hayes.
These two alone are enough to i'm.
mortalizs any party and to stamp
1t as genuinely American and pro-
gressive.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-17

that the City Surveyor has
been requested to survey a new
route. Report adopted, and time
granted to act.
Also, recon- mend that the city
take charge Of the Sullivan ditch,
q branch Of Zanja No. 7. So or
dsred.
Also, reported In favor Of the ap.
pointment of J. e. Hollenbeck as
an arbitrator on the part of the
city In the case of the petition of
G. J. Shepherd. So ordered.
Also, reported that the pipe for
the pipe line on Zanfa No. /, IL
now ready for delivery. Accepted.
The special com mittee on the pc.
tition Of 8. H. Slaught reported In
favor of its denial.
Mr.. Bliss moved the adoption of
the report. So ordered.
The special committee on the pc.
tltion OF Mrs. Ferguson reported at
length In favor OF allowing her $25
damages. After considerable dis.
cussion, the sum Of $40 was al
lowed.
XTUpOSalc lOT luc COuSIIuCtIOn VI
the Seventh street sewer were
opened and referred to the Sewer
Committee.
Further time was requested by
the Finance COMMITTEES to report
on the report Of Mr.. Bilderrain,
| City Assessor.
By request, Mr.. Bilderrain was
heard in reference to the matter.
| Mesers. Spence ami Beck. of ths
Finance Committee, were afsb
heard.
On motion, the request was
Petition of M Board Of Delegates
Of Petaluma for this city to send
two delegates to that place to meet
in convention on Nov. II, to assist
in d-vising a new charter for cities
Of 1900 population or less, wal
read aud referred to the Finance
Com mittee.
Petition of G Halen. Referred to
Zarjs Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Bliss, a cross.
walk was ordered constructed across
Main street on the north side OF
| First street.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-17

THE early approach Of ceansc.
ton, below the snow belt, Of the
Southern Pacific Railway with the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road, Is of great Importance to the
city and county Of Los Angeles.
It means travel and settlement.
Twenty people will hereafter in
spect our city and county for one
who did SO during the past four
years. Los Angeles county is espe-
cially happy in the fact that che
eau stand such an inspection. 1t
will lead to the happiest results.
or the multltudes who come here
aud stay, at least temporarily,
many will see the rare opportunity
which will be presented to them
for Investment In real estate. and
they will unquestionably avail
themselves of 1t. We have no hes.
itation in expressing 1t as our opin.
ion that, not on the whole Amerl-
can continent, Is there such an
opening for remunerstive specula.
ton In real property as exists In
Los Angeles to-day. But that is
by no means all. One of the most
cherished projects of the Southern
Pacific Railway is q connection
with the Galveston railway, which
will give the California road access
to tide-wster at that city on the
shortest continental span which
can be devised In the United States.
We shall then have shipments Of
wheat in bulk TO Europe, and our
farmers will be relieved from the
exactions Of the sack monopoly.
Los Angeles producers will be spe-
eially benefited by this new era In
transportation. Elevators on the
field and at the railway stations
will relieve them from one of the
most onerous burdens which now
sttend farming operations in this
State. The "good time coming" is
so near as to justify the most sau-
guine anticipations of all classes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-17

THE Maine election resulted in
undue confidence on the part of
the Democratic party. We should
not be surprised ii the Ohio and
Indiana elections were followed by
the same feeling Of over confide nee
upon the part OF the Republicans.
Indiana was lost through an inju-
dIcious nomination for Governor.
The Republicans put up their most
popular man and the Democrats,
through q singular faulty, nomi.
mated their least available candi.
date. While 1t Is useless to cry
over spilled milk, there is q useful
lesson In an incident Of the kind.
Better sense will doubtless govern
the Democracy In Indiana hereaf-
ter Meanwhile, the result in In.
diana 10 October by no means con.
trolls the Issue in November.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-17

In the mantling confidence
which now actuates the Republic
can party it is well to bear in mind
the fact that a phenomenal ex-
penditure Of money in a given Sec
ton by no means insures lasting
results. The masses are at heart
Democratic. Their sense Of propri.
ETY. and justice is outraged by the
spectacle Of a party buying Its way
to the continued possession of ILL
gained power. That Hancock's
canvass presents sterling and i'm
pregnable features of strength lie
we'll shown by the following, from
the Examiner of the 18th inst:
The carrying Of Connecticut In
November may be, though we
don't think 1t will be, ell .fmpor.
tant to the Democratic party. In
any case It 10 interesting to know
just how 1t did 60 the other dsy,
The aggregate vote In the town
elections shows nearly the same re-
suits ~ IN 1875. the difference be-
Ing slight gains by the Democrats.
The system Of reckoning by the