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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.ADowns
Elixir has been widely known and used
as a cough remedy for fifty years. No
other cough medicine has stood the test
half this length of time. The people
stand by that which is good.
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SEE A WOMAN

In another column, picking grapes
for SPEERS WINE. IL is an admira-
BILE article, used IN hospitals aud by the
first class families in Paris, London and
New York, in preference to European
or California Wines.
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Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
always at hand. II cures Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Whotping Cough,
Group, Influenza, Consumption and all
Throat and Lung Complaints, % cents
and 81 o bottle. 2l-ly
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BRIDPORT.

The drought has developed UNI
common crime, that of stealing wa.
ter. One of our clergymen had hi
cistern emptied by some evil disposed
person one night recently.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-24

The most comfortable boot in town
is that with Lyons Patent Metallic Heel
Stifieners.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-24

WARRANTED.-Henry 81 Johnson's
Arnica and Oil Liniment is warranted
TO please all who use it.
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The attention of advertisers is called 70 the lac
that the REGISTER is the leading local newspaper
in Addison County and has larger circulation
n the county than any other paper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-24

Kings Magic Toothache Cure stop
toothache in five minutes or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents. 29-1y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-24

A nourishing agent for the weak,
emaciated and dropsical Malt Bitters.
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Notice

This Is 10 certify that have this day given my
son, John Dufany DR., his time during the remain
der Of the term Of his minority, paying no debts
of his contracting, nor claiming any Of his earn
ings after this date. JOHN DuFEANf.
Ripton, september Is lss0. 3w 20
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The yoltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich.

viii send their celebrated Electro-V volatile
Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what they say
Write TO them without delay.
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FOR SALE.

A dwelling houre and lot situated on Wash
ingtou street In the village OF Middleuury. A
good well and cistern and fair garden, connect
cd with the place. For price inquire of j M
SIade, Middlebury,Nt. "
Middlebury, Sept. Is, 1880,
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|
Aiddlebury, Mrs. Stowe ofNew Haven
Mrs. Sequin of North Ferrisburg, Mrs.
Rockwell of Cornwall. Mrs. Greene
corresponding secretary w. G. Il. U. of
Vermont, of st. Adams, begged for a
greater interest in, and larger circula.
ton for "Our Union" paper published
in the interests of the w. c. 4. Union.
In the afternoon praise meeting
was led by Mrs. Childs of Weybridge,
the singing conducted by Miss Alice
Twitchell. After the convention was
called to order an essay was read by
; Mrs. Walker of Cornwall, upon "The
probable attempt to substitute lisence
/, law, for the present prohibitary law
> at the coming session of the legislature
A committee on resolutions was ap
: pointed; after which. other esseys ant
= and addresses were read and poem
by Mrs Iioughton of Middlebury
Mrs. Il. G. Greene of st. Adams, pre-
sided over the question box; the ques
n lions elected quite spirited discussion
b which was joined in by the gentleme
8 present.
y The committee on resolutions repor
Q ed and their report and adopted.
g The committee OH credentials repor
k ed good number of delegates in a
g tendence.
J. After discussion II was voted to mak
Il the organization permanent one, whe
# the convention adjourned until the evei
y ing session.
Z There was large number in attel
y dence at the evening session. The exc
At cises were opened by scripture readir
10 by Mrs. Ii. II. Sturtevant, followed
d prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mead. Singh
al was conducted was conducted by Mr.
le Henry Foote of Brooklyn. Recitation
e. were then given by Miss Cardie Spril
ne and Miss Hattie James, members of Il
OF Juvenile Temperance Union of We
bridge. The lesson to the children {
, 1880-10-20

ALL LOST.

ALL LOST.
The Steamer Alpena Sunk,
and Not a Soul
Saved.
The Do1y Of One Of tho Passon-
gers Washed Ashore Near
Holland, Mich.
The Beach Strewn for Miles with
the Debris Of tho Wrecked .
Vessel.
Cabin-Doors, Stnirs, and u
Piano Piled Up upon
the Shore.
Some Further Information Re-
garding Her Passengers
and Officers.
Sketch of the Life of the
Veteran Sailor Who CON-
manded Her.
Minor Casualties on the Waters
Of Lakes Superior and
Michigan.
Stormy Time at Du1utt-The
Wild Work Done by the
Waves.
The Wissahickon Has Terrible
Time Of lt-Her Experience
at the Manitous.
ALpENA.
, 1880-10-20

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~: o': "oHs' ~ ~. nl'e, ". ,.' aS"p' n ,., ~. ~.
t. "p,s.' ~ 'o ~, sscno! % .A'!v', .a n.. ps
,e'....'. tu.a r"Ic - ~ H.; 80
uane sa's s!''!o ~ '' s'n .u ~ , u. 1o .u
tuMnk oo"'s psnts on w ~. o"sep" ~.
.a, os1 "a'sS "e'S , .' xan.',.,t,' ;iu'
WHEEL no Nus l''',t - u".'.j' !.ao2 l. r.".'A!.';
""s ra'e u" u!.' ''o a'e'",ess ~. 1ua.!es a!.I
e"t"a, H. .e nus, s' l,. !l1 eon'''.iia .,' .,''a
!lons .u'o u!'e sho WIZ pu'at un.M 'm's !''s
se''soh' ,43 MMen ~ WIS "'.1m" n,. .au'a 'Io ho
lou1c. tt,oe ~ MS eo"'hS "c;e ,,o ~
, 1880-10-20

The attention Of all
persons contemplate
ing life insurance is
called to the follow
ing publications of
the Equitable Life
Assurance Society
of the UnitedStates:
T.. "Lette1:s from Pol
jcV H0lde,'s,'' recon-
mending the Tontine System
Of the Equitable, and show
ing the remarkable cash re-
turns realized by them.
2. A book entitled sf WTtt
are I'o3tti3ee SNvi31gs
-F2t3aG -p0Ncies,'' giving
a clear explanation of the
system in a few concise par
agraphs.
3. A leaflet entitled
fsEucts,'' comparing the
Equitable with the other
leading companies, exhibit
ing its strong financial posi-
ton, and showing the pre-
eminent advantages Of its
INCONTESTABLE POLL
C1ES.
The above will be
furnished upon ap-
plication i'll person,
or by letter to our
agents or ourselves.
0. ?, CCRRaN, los Dearborn II. \. crane,
Manager st., Chicago. Manager
, 1880-10-20

Special nts1~,feh to 17.e Catesao TF1buhs.
MONTAGUE, Mich, Oct l0-9::D y. Ill.,
Two men who hnd bcen sent out to patrol
tho beach between this port mud Little ruiMt
Sable have Just returned from the inter
place. md report thu beach bntween these
two places clear from al1 evidence of any
wrecks, with tho exceptions Of those pnrts 1T
the wreck belonging to the barge Irat!er,
which have been mentioned III previous dis
pNtcllcs. ;.:f
, 1880-10-16
Ancient Arts CA,e1istent with Modern
FfoErChs.

In tho Shct!ands old women still employ tho
spindle amt tho whurl, exactly Us their nncestora
Gmn!oyo1 ti'9t,. sa 10y ysars a2o tho only iler-
0rt,Mtu thnA th0tr antique predecessors. Nea.
Inverness potAto duea duty insteAd Of q stouo
nr clay whorl. At iiarvas, In tho Island Of Lowls
without whgel. ~ rude rs tho r.idest ovcr div.
covered Atnun9 tho rules ur tho stong 0xp or In
uhu n,IotR 1nUtiurn eavaKes. Yet tho inhabit-
ants H ef narxas % are not ol9thoa ia skins aud eat-
na9lF n,ode ct itvinK thay are t,st what tho!.
hsiKnoota afu. alaEcheater c0tEeiia, htARord-
shire ctoSSGssry, S Sheffield CUTLERY, Wszst lndiaa
bowls asa fashioned. Thua tho vur3' ruilcst arta
mny may coe1tst u single community sluo by
tao "Norso I mtiisa Of % shetiand 14''"tis: a1o ths
eilnpleat uud most theHeGtual application OF
Wuter.power known among lllen: yot thUy au-
swer tie purpose OF t4eEr makers we'll enough.
no need to eco,lolllze It by any aut1 cunnnE In
ventluns aa eyershDt wheets. Tho bUohiva
houses Ut tho liebritles fornl another example
Ing ut tlrat slEht with or existing ciyIlizatio,.
Tho rough bono buttons. tho Atone beds, tho
ono-stfEtcd p!ows, tho whnelloss carts, dragged
81 rudo stoeIyar,i used n .uMny parts Of scot-
land y!yu riku tu sElntlnr reflections Hut the
strars.ss l!,stA.,co q Al! y taS ~ but uiooE1a
so'sst stS souxh 1 Ipa ases - y
ai,d tluitu recently used as knives or hatchots.
might bo implements from The drift wore It not
pearanco which Ia tho distinguishing mark Of
Hints aro disc0lored fur about a quarter OF an
outline WHOM fractured. Tho ehotland tnipto-
Ments, OIL tho contrary, aro apparently all but
tn1detut mid ArO found under circumstances
whtph DO not seom " Imply any tomatkablo
, 1880-10-16
for Governor. Tho 0reenbnckers voted
MKllL1Ht Mr.. I,Andcrs

.,... .... x
DIT or i'otE CussEh'Ese.
Ihey charged that te so1! them out I,i 1870,
and biam.l him ior not having tho De'nt'-
Gratis " il!ttors!. Dc In Matyt fur Congress In
tliis district. They blamed Him wrongfully,
III ;t,,issr'S!.g mHistsr'Stgless tnty u,H 80 ,.t,..
,,,J 4 10 % - '.nn,t % ucsn,! i s,It 'utr.a:hms,
ri"ctinn ' IL. thnr" ,vns ~ snno T'rn"s1i,t IL
thH iats m om,oimu ,,ot S,aodMd ria Natin,ni
ih",n@,"roitn nn,n,tttna ,te.,i,ct,a fm,itn,n
thrcc wsaEs tn ln.,e. with, ti.e con,i"itt.t, 1,
snw lin ieI.less 's' rso'n,1ittnn ti,n Hc,,ncrnis
wrra in IL aht.i,j nj hnr.. ntnSntj = ~ ,atnt,f
In tHkins nrnIn't octfrm frstnn,.r ~ s~aitinr r.
nrcntmuIfsI, ,n,r,sn.n vvi.nt ti,ot ,,,r;,nsn s
was II T. NJ fh,s tin'n ,,,,nnn"ssnrv IN s1a,ois
WlIcm tn" NntinnoI Comr,ittnn urno - soit,Si;",i
that fhe iien;,hin"ns twnr.. ,,oing m" III ~ teir
machtnerv o,,,i iii ,n corsv I,,Htann ~ n sbn.I
i,nvn net hnt ,vi III, III Tx ~, +, ~ s,rnt
It WA. "' WIN ''' '''' "'o ~ ''' ""'''
~ ,,..>,,,,. ,,
~ IhEscusAnLE nLUSpEH
for ne National C0,,I1nfttce TO make the fight
Y nld MAKE inr Maine mil Ohio when close
DehlpcfRt'c Stnfe. upon which tho l1OIER nf
tha National Democracy wero celisercd, was
belhg 0tefri!il with men md money. and
sund trembling ~ the balance. Nfninu and
Ul,tO were Republican States. Their going
~ tile least AFFECT the Presidential situation.
1ndiana nnu New York wero tho only two
Northern States required 10 elect Gen. ffan
cock. lie loss OF Indiana WAS near
, 1880-10-16
WESTERN PATENTS.
List Of Patents Issued to Inventors Of
tho NorlEsvGkt.

List Of Patents ISSUED to Inventors Of
tho Northwest.
6pectat Dhp,4ttA to 1he Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Oct ia. Ii. Evans
& Co. report the following patents Issued To
Northwestern Inventors tIEs week:
1tE.1xo1s.
j.. AdnmH. Elgin. windmill.
T. Il. Bale, petgrsbnrg, nilstonc-drcHs.
q Z. burroughs. Decutur, heatcr for corn
II. 4. Candrsan. Chicago. barbers.chalr.
J. ]. Carr, Chicago. writing tnl,lct.
:; cheIlew. gl.stor.'. nir-coolng apparntus.
9. j: DinIn,lsx, Fairbary, sran.Tgistcr. .
Il. Goii!!yeS, i!,,g, Mhito it,I, L!gti pow; ,,.,.
/. I. Hodges. Chigag0 vruin- hinder.
G.J. tlolto1l, Galeal1rE, cnr-nx!c !H,x.
Msnt Moieam i1e'ry mn!'Gs' 9sisi,
+: Y. Nelson, Moline, automatic rein-hotdcr.
". i. Patterson. Eyanston tcrn'tnal for un-
i. Kcn1tort. Chicago, stoye-boaru.
". g. Hoss, Chicago, ct al, buElcd-wiro NM
.. sehustck, Chtcagu. drive chain.
.. ". eh0,sdy, West PHw-Paw, thlil-cnupliug.
L. II. Tholnns. Chicago, stcovo und cuff button.
WISCONSIN,.
j. Ii. Erwin 4; Van Altcna, milwaukee,, Trans
W. ": T. Tooptcr, Mtlwa,,1co, sra,n-ar,cr .loor.
/. N1ctu0Ay.
u. i. lluu!a, Detrult. railway druw-bAr tr1.
iAsle}.
81. H. Dlssoll. Grand ltaplds, cnrpet-swccpes.
G: S. Cnstcrlin. atnson, churn- tnwcr.
". Fur1cs pMinwcll, windmill.
J. ". HarriRun, jackson, coal I-mtnfnR machine
{rcssuo}
". jones, kalamazoo, boz fastener.
81. Nctchcrt. jackson. ~ngon enl-Entc.
J. u. Swcltlnild. P0AtiMt, frsltt -urler.
X. Wclr, Mu8kegon, lDK-Cantcr.
MtKSER0TA.
No Minnesota patents this week.
IOWA.
". Ceilings, Alton, fecd-Btcamcr.
X. II. Dht,du. Alln, 8fl1w-ctlac.
II. TILES, Milo, steel rep,tnting- -hlnnk4
C. Mct,lel1at,i, ucncyn, ttntehuA- -routtng.
C. u. Putnam. ainriol,. llft-puntp.
II. Rcinhold s. Sohrcibcr, Davenport, whi1io-
trco clp-bult.
INDIANA.
q. N. beard, AnRpla, windmill.
j. ". breckenridge, LII Fayette, typo-wsitcE.
". g. 4sr1wor. Richmond. telcgraphy.
II. ". ErMEe. Fort Nnytc. hnraeshoc.
4. W. T. b. G. Norris. ltushytIic, socltng .mR-
chine.
8. Poters, Crown Point, plow-trllck.
Z. +. Wheeler, South Ilond, brldle-bIt
NElsltA8ikA.
A. pFNtt, GGuRyQ. weather. 9trlp.
, 1880-10-16

was not In the way, Gov. Hendricks felt
tlat he l,nd mortgage OIL tic Democratic
f'arty. and must nsnkG! an exc,'So to bring y
fit It,. They believed = Democrat could bu
elected, and they wanted n man who could
giyo them tho i'ost-O -OtiIccs. ~
THE sui'IiEME COURT CANE 10 THEIR All,
and set nsttlGth The Will of tho Hop!e. Indiana
;st S f'' Ill n 9sf sf' T. Sy Y s eenstoa SfsSn
~ssS WIlain 1ai tfi.s It. Enrlis1 Fae as It was
being playsd, and ,!.odsftiyI asked tho chair.
9f 81 SicDonaid Or Gray. a'Hl ic itt' is "u,i used
Interests on The road y the Senate.
q n: Ws'teTss", e,d iis"at!eks Ds:'ss xss
squclc!ctl-bIoited onk AZ 1t werV. That
retire, but tho itclling on bis fingers would
"S; Soi''!eit,ss s!'SH rows to!ewsA. 1,asnam was
inAldcr. Then the mltlotl}:n!rr came again
aud practically. heposed Knglisll, and gave
inF, lewis Jordan, aid joili r. scett, an ap;;
pointed Judge OF tho Supreme C0tlrt n1itl
candidate for electfon. 1t tnay DO lbelous TO
Gull them
''porei1ousE rorrr1ctAEs,"
SO | won't do It, but they never, knew O thing
u .4iI EstuphbEn lNH!llS u Liz
e',tl. was all bluster. Il dol't think they
ever 1les! about tic situation: they never uli-
Stumbling EnEItsI, was another move In their
game, nflu Mt tho sans time gnyg Gov. 1Iun-
bricks q cance to air his vanity and Ills "l,t-
timsflce" Will, tho people. iic gnt ,,p cir
cl,lar on tho headings Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, which was addressed to
Ienttlng Democrats, ttAl;ing n personal ap-
peal to them to turn out. Mr.. English never
henrtl Of this circular Until lie saw It printed
in q Republican paper. Thu statesmen who
were thus JEALOUS Of each other went aver
tho State, liawllng fraud and illngng mud ut
Garfield In their public speeches, and at the
safnc time
DESouSc1Sa EACH OTHER PRIVATELY.
The influence OF English was no greater
tl,an hts party, nor WIS { any less, bit Ilo
t1ko al the eursIngs. md ubnse, and yet
r. tlo Consmtttea, In Ills name.
old saw aboutttle 'sheGp's head" would not
apply 10 It. for there was not even Sleeps
lcAh On It OutsftIc Ut Jim ltice, and, rs Sec
retnry, h1 was reduced to tho position Of q
MGr0 clerk.
4 SUMMARY
shows TINT tho Dcnocrntic management hns
bpen II bltntter. Tlley vnlltGd III tho ring
with big lnjIn Wl,oops, and kept up devil
Of Il ilt!ise, but tlluy never knew anything
about tile cn,nDnig,,, They never llnd 4 poll
uC tile State By 15,Q0Q votes. JAYffAwkEEt j
, 1880-10-16
LOUISVILLE CoUR.-JoUR.

" Or rls M so1Ti so snrs Mecns'G or TR ispsAsA p1s
Nornr Sow ,n,, oon u.,oo.,. N m ,,...,
stro,,ror i. fn,,,oso .s.' ~ ., o .ut1o LII.
I,nn,,nrs-Thn Nnmtra. a.ton ~ ~. Tan1nra
Was "n 1n",cnsa1a a Eri,,9t, ~ an no,naa.",, navls
a, is.lnaer-As was tho nsily-ualty'ng OF tho
national posnocratio Coinmlttce-FightinH
tor Republican states whcn tho l'iyotal stato
1sp1ANApoI1s Oct, 1a,-Satan and % tI,c 1,o-
,nl,,n", t,ortv ,,nyn trnn,,,od sr,,o n ,.Is'S,,
p,;rt "n ,noun,. 'o on. rpsu ,,past" NV n.oouy
t snat ai!a ',!, ''to"ey; ~; ua 'u'poeel 1auah'eht
tiga-eyerytblnr. do mt nrn,mzo tn n,ood
ia b,1,, 49, + ~, NJ. H.. i!,uS p'.a. .,.a.t
NV ao, ~. ~ ''ot a'''s 49, Hln"' noo "cht
"o%h oo ,ant yes,eFaay with oye5 ,n,,a rs nrayo
ever existed. God knows that the masses Of
tho un,nocrat,o Marty in Indiana ,1i,i thetr
,lutv vnstaTd,v Thav stor,n ~, ,,,r,,. ~ ~
' ., .";., oI os ~ "o' Nv tAu
po's .u1u "otAe' auS ,h ','a wy outr as uioY
r" pse n tha '1s %ad ioe ass ,nlee months
were fearful No man living outside OF tile
S,ata },ua tha lanai cnroo1tirn ~ tbo ,,o,sors.G
Influences hrom1ht n hsnr npatnst %H.aa' thc,n
v nn % ta Js"F porsv
They fought for tho floating vote, many Of
thoul even going down In their own poor,
hungry packets for
MONEY ro coAr,u,1, THIS rno1. 1,pnuAnpn
EtgMEyT. ''0
Thar, ,,,nh+ ,o ..,o;1 ..t.,,,nt !. s.o. H.,
fnIi It Mfprnro Va1o @ Iit tjlev piae" ~ sp n 1e
sag uae ~ aaspuo11cInins nntceaI ly9: Wncfo liey
Ill., Mueed NV sne Moin,mt!0ans p,aesGa aWehty-
Mvn the y M'eS H. nenk u.la'' se'nm a salo o.
d 1 'UntlIs ~ s YnIe VI ul''a ~, ny ~ R5encta
u nnit cn9M mat w. Ill., aKa!nst s, , .ne uniteta
9 Satea u4SerI,nent s li & it!e yoto & was knocked
u1Wa tn 70 ~ ItGsss ts'stnsf, a1'd tne GofeE1a-
mellt @ Was Tue hisheSt bid0or. do not be-
!,H Msye lily aIue i3enlootnt III ,r,e ane nul@
snn % !i. nls VOC yesseIfMy: Inc g1tA
e,ows that Mey asstalued thefs IT, 31or. The
, 1880-10-16
Attempt to Introduce an American
KaNhlukl iMlO france.

According 10 tho London ItteY7uph, an Amer.
tcan. rteently arrived in Frame, who 4uw Iuu.
.,o!sthrpw yitriol at Marie dubois, at oce rushed
handed over to .ho pol!cc. un4 called unon tho
spectators to assist hla IL hanging tho nGKfts ssor
to tho nearest lnm4rpoat- AZ no Que ln tho
crowd scuInea anxious To second this impulse,
thu Amer can rsu to u ne!Hhl,urinx Bhup hi!nse!t
and bought two yarls ot sopo. On Ills return
hu founl Lannols In tho custody Ut two poce~
,nrn, to wl,nul he repeated his proposal! md bo-
gun to make running notso Iii the cord. With
soulu difficulty hu wns tn4de to uudcrsfund ta2a
Lynch l4w~ould not be tolerated tu Fasls.
, 1880-10-16

II your Throat feols soEe or uneom.
Portable, nsa promptly III. Jayne'a Expectorant.
mucous. allay Inflammation, 2nd 20 Riya lie Of
1cct*si purt4 il chancs 70 heal. No suffer- remedy
plaiAt OF tho Throat or LupKa, aud brlef trlAl
viii provo its e1tn4cy-
, 1880-10-16

SHcl1t III tbt4tk{i3tHlk ENQUIRER fI}fM.1.
causes 1T tho Democratic defeat ,ure now l,e-
Ing discussed. All EfhI'ttrcr reporter found
y @ ,ne'nter r. Of tho Central Committee ripe for
S fs m arp oy two 1casons y fnr te
tional Com!nlttcc, who Attempted to canvass
Matne and Ohio, two Republican Suites,
when Indiana. the pivotal Statc, was trein-
bling like tlle points Of compass. Indiana
WI %as Thy t {aek,p1t, md heasy osias were ap;
bets tllut
DIDS'r AMOUNT TO A D-y."
81 But" suggested 2 listener, ut was cx-
look ont for 1ndtanu.''
tur r'y ycdtnus 5 10 s 5s to ffnpest any sS,
seco,,d reason is, this stntc was II big auction
Tic highest bidder got Alnnl."
SOME one reniarked t'ht GOV. Gray clnimctl
carried the State, anti ar{swer was inaie:
leaSisf In wcsht The tri.h T H. l. .Ias: LIZ.
t.els Should never have been nominated. The
l, pn'ty l,nu to carry hllh Instead Of following
Intellectual nbility. awarded his election To
tho Goyernorshlp. Hia nomination was
"a D-p ArIsoc1ous nIusDEI+
-, There ! j. i IL u angry '9selouyy. among, tno
Detll0cratIc leaders. who fortnight give body
to the rumor that Afr. Engltsl, VIVA to 10
forced of the ticket and tho Staltt1lcl was
10 lis honor bo il sail, t!le ctlitor sta,i,I,s thc
ru1nor Us n "G-d tl-d lie" as he pitts It:
nl! MI. English says therc Is nothing III Il,
SO fur as lie Is concerned. lie will not with
draw for any one, mud there Is TO power It,
remove. Tho ship. 1t it has to sink, will go
down witt, him on board.
The wound in tho 1ntlfann Democracy lis
not ~ deep rs well nor broad rs barl,-
door," but
IT Is a "DEApESEn."
Mr.. Lnnders Admitted as much tonight, and
Some one suggested, "WA'Il run You two
years llencg for CUlEress"; !; and his answer
Was to the polMt: "No, I'll bo d-d II you
lO.''