, 1880-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA.
RECKLESS I,ENpCllATiC BTATEMENTs.
Enksidl nfnatth TO III CAtedaq IttAltn&s

PENNSYLVANIA.
RECKLESS pHMoclsAric sTATEMEyTs.
sptetal Dtspatth TO 1ns CAfeaso 7~taunk.
PtrrsDunu, T'a., Oct a.-Dcmocratlc jour
nats and correspondents scein to grow more
reckless IN their statements every day. Ac-
cordlng to them, about llalf of the lsepnb-
lcans of Allegheny County have 1oppetl
over to Hancock. Tho truth IL, tl,cre l,as
been less Hopping than usual. No Ilepub-
lican Of standing has deserted his flag. A
great deal Of noise was 1na&lo when Gen.
Pearson wont over TO tho enemy; but his
detection hns had q good ras1,er than bad
effect on the party here. lie was q growlor
rather than aworker, and when he loft ho
made room for q better man.
Rx-cH1EY-1usrlcg A1RRw
can.o out from, his retreat among tic West
moroln,d County hills, mud avowel his le-
Termination u support the Republican candl-
dates. lie Is one OF tho pusest and ablcst
men lii tho State. Ills speech ut the Opera
House carried conviction to many minds
that 1t would bo dangerous 10 restore tho
Democrats to power before the fnal settle
%#Snt We: CT tho questions growing out Of the
II has also been represented TINT serious
dtvislons existed or local questions among
the Republicans. Nothing could hs further
from tho truth.
! prevails among tholn, and all are working to
roll up such majority Us was given TO Lin.
coln Ill 1870, and subsequently to Gen. Grant
The, great RepMbllcnn torchllght, procession
but enthusiasm 1t WIS the grandest spectn-
clio Of tho kind over scen in ilttsburg. Ten
thousand ttleil were In line, nearly oil OF
SsnnF srssfi ss @ ps ns ass sssss sap fse
ward in utmost endless procession.
| The same ling OF exaggeratlon has been
| pursued with reference to the State.
| THERE Is NO TROUBLE IN PHILADELPHIA
"Boss" Cameron and Boss hicManes are
they antagonizlng each other's interests In
gatller 10 gtyo Garfield and Arthur lnajorl-
ot the st!%Edy tt.Iysd old h
mont was In danRer from foss g Within
West can rely With absolute Ger
her Electoral vote for the Itepubli ieau caad<
dates. Let thotu look ont for thalr own To-
calltlcs, md not wastU their ammunition In a
quarter where tho game has alrcady been
baggcd.
Is making q splendid canvass for United
Insure lis eisctlon. iii iiarry 'e1i oves. 81 fhis
slty. had some llopes ot getting the p}ace.
sltion ln tho West, and mono worth speaking
Of H tho East l1o 10 known all oyer tho
man Of splendid ability. liz estimates Gar
flcld's majority In Pennsylvania Mt 1900.
| FRAUDULENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| 5peetaI'Dtspateh TO The cAteaqo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Pa., Oct 1.-THE Hepub-
lIcans are following up most vigorously tho
papers, aud have already found that many
Issued from the Democratic Headquarters arc
1nnde out tn the Same handwriting all tho
large number OF persons from chester have
heell naturallzed. and In all such cases hcti-
tlons Ieslacnces laxe . been given ~ hts oee!!
P1oSSdd d y s ns aaoy Y s Ct naa m sy ts1caslsls ws
i usually . shop Or q vacant lot,
wandered y Mr Leeds' oillce q
wanted 70 got is papers. Ilc sald Tint ho
wanted to get the papers 50 that his boy could
III Chester. lle Ind 6cca told by tho Do,io-
cratic Mayor Of Chester to conie up and II
would be oil rieht. us WIS told that THIS
%of sGG ea4 stae M en' wp S pSrssts r Ss "a ID s h
country en!y three weeks hal his Papers 81!
right. 4 fresh lot az fraudulent papers will
bo presented III court ut an curly day.
piTTsnuIs0.
Sp<etai Dsspsteh to Ths Chicago 1ttb1.nA
Frrrs,ul.a. Pa, Oct, t. Tho veteran
demonstrations In this city ttrduy. were the
largtyt ulld most imposing atfalrs 0f tho ki.ll
ever seen in Western Pennsylvania. at II ~
tho procession started from the Nonongalefa
House, led by the Gartiell VetarnI Escort
Corps. From that tinlo there was continued
stTeam OF Voterans' Alurching Clubs, bands,
citizens on foot alld horseback, iii cArrlnkea
aud wagons, aud continuing without inter
ruption ONO hour aud forty minutes. The
procession was more va1ivtl IN its character
than that OF Saturday night. twenty-five
hundred vetornns were in tine. While tlla in.
dustriat interests and marching clubs weru
lnrEcly represented. Thu surrounding collll.
try sent largG and excgiluutIy-tlriliel clubs.
at least 10000 PERSONS wore !N line, aud
1aucl. enthusiasm prevailed. There was no
speaking.
REPUBLICAN, NATUHALTzATI0N8-
Dtsp.teA To- Ihtla4eisAta I'rt.s.
W1LKKs}AlisE, pa., Oct. i:-fhe ltopnb-
llcaIs Of this c9MgressloMa! District, for the
n,atg tho common enemy. For years past
the Democracy hnye succeeded III nnturn!lz.
inx from 60 Ia rs per cent OF tho annual
neWly.1nade voters, but this year tho lsepub-
llealls tfnd Il largo percsntago In their fAvor.
To-day aspeclal trAln Ut HeYtn cArS, chartered
. BY Mr.. McGalr. the og!Rtmal Gartletd lnat!,
. ioadod with Republicans entitled to thatl
papers, visited the county.seat nid returned
. 10 tlelf hUnes this evening. Owing to thc
week, another. speeial train. under tha
auspices Ut tho Garfield Club Of that city. will
arrive tomorrow.
GARFIELD AND SHIELDS.
| AEOrffRu WEAK INVENTION OF THE DEMDC.