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, 1880-09-27

THE following Is fro'n an editorial pub
ltahed lust weuk IN the columns Of the Richmond
Dispatch, tho leading organ Of tho Funder
DoInocrnts Of vtrklnla.
We AgAn ztntc that the rcg1tlAr Democrats
Aprolnt no negro delegates t0 Congressional or
utlgr CtIavcntfonH, do not Ait with the,n Ill such
nhu(est DO not elect thon tu o!Ilcc. tlu mt nuke
tnesf ChIirrc1 ilEcmbers nf Stnte, district, nr
county committees. nur In my uthsr wny
recognize thenl az equais. Tho. bahoueitts
negroes In thair stnto Convention. They Nnve
appointed Il number Of negro c..nvasecrs. Thoy
last wintor elected one Or ulurG negroes to
eices III tho Capital. Thcy eat Ii convention in
Lynchburg With d notorious ,neKru, who
declared In that body hta Intention
to support 0arud for President. They
anpo!ntt1 lsubnrt Norton, af,uther no.
tnr!Otss negro, Chnrman Of a Congressional
District C0sniAtttce. III q word. th9y mike, Us
far as Wo c1!l sec, uo difference between wh[tcs
md blacks In their conyentions, In appointing
tho bolters roMl alltancs with tho negroes, Ailll
yot rcccfye MI Tho negro yGtcs TINT tire offered
to tho regl,lnr ticker. We mny consistently
chnrHe that II tho boilers should ever succeed,
shy III cArrylny lsfEhmund they would be almost
compelled to appoint negro policemen, whtln It
would be nbsilrl ind fRlso upon It's worry fuce
TOR tho ooltotB to Charge ettch n pttrpuse l1,nn
'l,tr party, Which bis fur years controlled. nn
tf,,ns liyW control. thla city, ind bus never vet
nppnlnted q negro policeman. hut wc 1nIy
differences b9tweon tho MatonoItcs nna tho
regulars. Onrs is white mans party. Tho
nthor Ii Il 1nonErcf party, part whites mud psrt
b1AckBs
, 1880-09-27

win,-tlle DcMocratsby M etaaorntosyAteln Of
colonization mid carefully laid plans for tho
pcrpctration Of frauds Of oyery description,
nud tl,n Republicans by putting III operation
tho most thorough practicable frhad-ttc"
tcctlyo system. Tho Democracy Of the Mn
tton, from Alnlne to California, fully sylnpa-
t'llzo with tllcir brethren Of indiana, and
aro prcparcd 10 respond to every call for
money.
Tho Democrats Of Dnston sent large s,tn,s
Of money to buy votcs III Mntno To help n
for1orn ltope.-sont 1t against their better
Judgment. How nuch moro freely ttoy
will rcspontl 10 tho call of tholr friends In d
State which they may lcg!t!matrly llopo. to
carry, may bo Imagined.
We doubt II the Republicans Of the colit,.
try feel rs active sympathy with their
brethren in 1nsltann. They are too apt to
tlccm skfrmtshcs un!n,portant; too apt to
trust to the Justice Of their cnuse, until the
eyn of the decisive bnttlc, and until defcat
Is imminent.
Tho Republicans Of the country should re-
fleet that their brct1lrel, Ut Indiana arc fight
lnE against odds, mid that they are lighting
battte not ,noroly III their own interest, but
In tho interest 1T the great Republican party
Of tho Natiou. Every effort pnt forth from
beyond tho borders Of tho State In aid Of the
Republicans OF 1ndin,,a Ia III tho naturo Of
"a stitch IN time" which. according to the
atlagc, "saves nirc." II we win In Indiana,
tho grind can1patgll to Eollowwtll ba march
10 certain victory. But, II We lose Indiana,
tho situation wilt be serious, to say the least.
All tho vast interests OF trade. commerce, In
, 1880-09-27

TnE letter ut Gen. Hancock OH the subject
Of tho 1tccl claims was fnlrly fprccl frol him,
and ht only consented to Rfvo nssliranc0 on the
subject nt this 1ntU dag because OF fuprosenta-
tlons tnatto to him that cotitInucd evnston or 81
lonce would cnuso lfrcphrabio injury htnong
Democratic mercEsttita and bue!nnRs-lnun. Evl-
IDENTIFY tho solid mcn OF Cincinnati did mt shnro
tho confidence, which Gcn. Hancock Processes,
tint "nobotly expects nr wants Huch TN.
n1tlIrnt notion" rs tho attcmpt by tho
South to rctmhurno itself for War lossca
osat OF tho uMlseI States Trcasnsy. There
wns In Cincinnati, ns thero IL In ovory Northern
community, 4 worry uneasy feeling rcunrting
those Southern claims and tho cRac wnA sttnnHly
represented to Ucn. Hancock LII q lottcr by slr
". c. Nut. 10 which, hewoyer, tho democratic
s.a,,jard' 'cnrur roturnctl m ovns1ro nnt wholly
unsatisfactory reply. 9n unsatisfactory was II
TINT It was not thought prudent to give tho let
Ter publication, and, Ar increaeed n1nrm WIS
manifested nnong the mercantile cHsaes, tho
letter of Dir. Thoodoro Coolt, Chhtrmnn OF the
Hamilton County Dcmorrntia Executive
Comm!ttec, WAS sent. III the letter OF 3tr.
Cook tho fnttmatloM wRs distinctly conveyed
that continued silence nr evasion on tho purt Ut
Gen. Hancock wt,ull wbrk gront Generalization
and DETECTION Htnong tho business Democrats of
Cincinnati, nntl that n prompt nnd uncqutyocal
answer was Indispensable. Similar appeals had
been fnadG 10 0en. Hancock from other pnrt* 1T
tho country. showing TINT distftlst and nrrro-
hrrsiou concerning tho designs uf thu Hoiil
South wcro widespread and Rencmt through
ol,t tho North. prcsnmnbly Con. finucpc1s
,nok counsel with Til,un, lsarnu1n. aud
tho rest Of lta adyisura, atd received
feotn them tho ussurUnco ttat, while a
declaration Of hostility to Southern clnima
would beuent tho party vastly In tho North. II
would work no injury in tho Hoiith. fur tho Int
ter section was "hDunti to he s0ll anyhow" and
wouId 500 the necessity OF qutcttnx tho apprc-
tlcns[ons Of tho North uutii tho prize was ~.
cure. snch u tho history OF Gen. I1ancoek's
lettcr. liz never meant to wrtto II. aud novet
woaId huvo written It hut fnr tho certainty that
to maintain s!1encn would cost hlM muu,
thousands Ut votes.
, 1880-09-27

Meht p0ruof1eti Nauo Hampton Tor WagtnR
tr,tt,, nj, III, J., a., ,,.,,ts. ,i i,a :. t,a...
.l"'tol easlo'a 10 u'o aenae' ana ~ IL u'o'c.
IL m,.,. nn t., .nn ,vtt.a 1tan.o 1,'c ,.oors
~ "'"s w ~ 'uu "''c ''u'''e IVY 3c"t"
hence. Ia II n creator exercise ot power to
ns .",.s p a,...a ~ !.us. .Na,. 'sua , ~
make citizen Oh traitor doncralF Nls
very absurd to sny TINT The Government
"cah hoeer do I1ts or that. Ihe Govern
rlont lnRy DO utterly reyotutionlzct by Con-
vroao an, tho pro,,,h,,t 1trr f.,,,s.,..
R'I"' M'a a'o t4s"H'@" fpl SotRtees
md thu T2rnaftlnttt may fnntunNf5c thn
, 1880-09-27

AfuE. ApA,t, the modern Do Remusat,
CONCERNING whose Intentions to marry thure h4s
been much Far(sian slut md romance. IL q
grandmother, She has q rivul fur hur literary
prestige, II Rppcars, In tho VoFxaa OF Ii MaS-
luIse AscoIlMta Yisconti, who haa chateau In
belgium und u vtlIa OH tho shore al Luke Cos,lo,
whero she onscrtAiua French atutesmea IN tho
summon vacation. eho WIS p3or iu her youth,
but bsr fathoE was FeyFat. tue lsepublioIn Sem
ntos, who taught her all tho eclet,ces aud tho
ancient tongues ho know htusvlf, mud made Acs
u sehs,!aasau paragon. She was Implicated III tho
CoMtnuhG, nad Waa saved from exile, or worse,
by blus6 olu Italian millionaire barquls, who
rrsct,cd heF BY marsy.uy her, and, dy,nx sooi,
afterwards. left her his enormous wealth. 5h0
IL All opportunist, aud ai,ua at playing gscat
part III politics. :
, 1880-09-27

4 DENIAL WHICH Is l. CONFESSION.
Gen. Hancock says: "1Vlluu tho Rebellion
was crushed tho l!cresy Of secession III every
form and In every Incident went down for
bYcr.' But Wade Hampton snys that the
principles fur which Leo and Jnckson fought
four years aru tho 1ssuu III this campaign.
Who knows best, Hancock or 1Iampsonp It
ts not NECESSARY, however, to consult either
llancock Or Hampton OH this subject. It Is
matter Of history. and history gives tile le
direct To Gen. lIancock's comprehensive at,.l
sweeping assertion that tho l,cresy OF secession
tllctl out Of lilo minds of tic Southern people
Wholl Lee surrendered.
Against every net OF National Legislation
intended to conserve tho fruits OF tho War
against tho right Of secession, the cx-slave-
holders have protested and fought to the lAst.
They have never ceasel to d1nonnce, with
tho utmost bitterness, tlta Thirteenth,
Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments
to the; Constitution, md all tho
laws enacted Hereunder. Repeatedly
their most trusted representatives 1lava 1o-
claretl It TO be the purpose Of tho "South " to
of war md reconstruction lcglslaslo1. ls.,.
pcatcdly haye tho Southern people declared
through their Representatives ainl Senators
In Congress. md througl. tho Southern press,
that tho War amendments to tho Co,,stltu.
sfon wero llot legally adopted. These rs
sertlons sl.ow thpt tho spirit OF secession not
only lived Immediately after tho surrender
Of Leo, hut, rs tl!0y continue Ii bo inalla
down to tho present tlnIe, Tint 1t lives II. full
forco MD g1gor to-tlny, Says Con. IIAnenck: !:
, 1880-09-27

Ben bvr1.E3s, who processes great and un-
dying love ot tho AcGrp Ia stuuplng Indiana for
Islll English for Vice -lecstdeHt, who II tho most
bitter anl magnunt negro-hasor IN tha United
Htatus, Rlsd was tho wntst d0uEhtaeo Copper
head III tudaan during tua W4F. Ivy tho wuy,
wo hayo not heaFI u u Democrat yelling
"spoons" or. "beast" at Isan upon q slnuo
occasion. W0 Doubt uot hut uvau IautuoueutiG
women In Now Orleans would now walk I'LL tho
sum- slle OF tho strsut that Ae did. ThoY used
u cuch up their sktrts aud whlsk acruas lots for
fur OF contamination. 1t n,ust b. Interesting
reading tor Con. uutter 10 suru over the paxes
OF history and see how deeply this Democratic
party he row processes to love has loved him.
Fur Instance, lot him turf to tho address Gy the
nemocratle candldute for Governor Ut LonlsI.
aua, II. W, Allen, which was d0liysrud ut shroyu-
, 1880-09-27

lows. ut the Roformod Episcopal Church; OF tho
Nov. Thomas T. gtrohridEo OF the park Avonue
NJ Il. Church: Of tho Rev. II. NJ. Collision, pf tho
Fullerton Avenue rrcshytorlnn Churr1t: nnd ut
the Rev. l. p. Mercer. nf tho Swodcnborstan
tt~uta
, 1880-09-27

LONDON Truth Of Sept. Q says: "All tho
el0rts thAt hny9 boen tna1u TO induce Lady
uurtlett.Cnutts to reconsider her matrimonial
lnlontlona have proved unayalling. Her 3falcs-
ty and tho ArchuIahop of Canterbury have bath
wrlttou to her, hut sho IN ~ determined to have
hor way as ever WIS loyeslck sohoolgirl.''
, 1880-09-27

WHILE making npple-butter, Mrs. John
Coornhs. Of Mulberry, Ind. set fire to her
clothing and was SO badly burned that shc died.

ANOTHER agrar1an murder is reported
from frclus,d Lnrd Mountmorrs, small land-
owner III liallinrobo was found dead With six
bullet wounds In bis body. Elo was on bad
terms with hsa tcnantry, nntl Is presumed to
have met tho fato of Lord LcitrtM.
, 1880-09-27
PLAIN TtY,K.


PLAIN talk.
1t is pIaiM that the Democrats nfe mnre
nhxlous tor vlctUry next November than tho
Republicans nte. They aro ready to resort tn
any n1Ml every expc1ttent to nelicye SUCCESS.
III Mafno they supported tho dreenbaels
ifcket to a 11at1, and when they found TINT
the State was going Republican they prc-
tended to give up thu contest nnu withdraw
tlleir speakers. f1nslng cheated their adyer-
aarles Into state OF false security a,nl colt
sc1ucnt il,nctlyity, they organized "stili
hunt" llon,teA tllo cities at,tf large towns
with barrels Of money, and bought the ifoat-
Ing vote. In Indiana, knowing TINT tic re-
suit depends uppn ths Greenbilckers md tho
perpctrltlon OF colonization. frnl.tls. they are
~ straintng every nerve to capture the
tireenhucl party. AMI t2) laying the fotln1a-
sIui, for colossal frauds. They I,ayo already
made sure Of 13s Electoral votes! 1t Is
startling statement, but 1t is
fnct: nnd 1t Il tact that these 1873
votes viii cost them nothing. Not dollar
will hive to be sent to tho Southby tho Dcut-
ocratic National Committee. All tho funds
Of TINT Committee will 10 devoted to sccur-
lng ii Electoral votes nt Tho North. Thls
money may and viii be distributed III few
States,-Ncw York, Now Jersey, Indiana.
Connecticut, Maine, Mlt Illinois. These
Suites cast ~ Electoral votes. 'ClM De,no-
cratic purity proposes to struggle for these
votes. 1t may lose III Of them, md $ till win.
It lias ,natlc the Suutt solid by tcrrorlsu,,
assassination, all1 fraud; 1t proposes to divide
~ .s"1'M W " !.so aso " ~. aoi,e. ~ htI1'
een'.ss s'l'.,: y, ppn,aslo'' ''m ~ ~ snppls-
she"''!,s t,4a tt!se'''so ~ ,oes's WIN i'Aues
p"'. an 9"l''.,ooHss. ~, ~ N s1a,co upon gooe
"ut''''113 l''at to 1,c'hoeTa''c N",1oi''1 eot','
'hN"s Vlcheo ''s ooofs 1of nusl'lcss WIN
Que n"lafeo tnousana aollaFs' III us
locke'oooS. eonttlo"tea ny Two 'ne1'. Nr'
i'alhti'n, a'Sc'p1e oi oata I!'ae't believes
tHas eaecs"'''s arc 70 DC carried WIN money
!ossesslhe gIeat wealth anu moving III u
lafRe clfcie OF "ea't'ty assoe1ates VINO l!ave
commence IN HIS political SKILL ne Will bo
aolo 10 Keep tlo ch'llm's'l "bag" NIL. !le
opened the canvass Win more money III his
bag tln'' Mr.. jewell Ut tho Republican Coit'"
lnastee ha'', and lie VIII llaVo more until tile
merchants businessmen, asld capitalists OF
lho country coh!e 10 realize 1ltliy how datl-
ger0t1sly fIeaT the sfcetly liAiid 0E the Solltl
south fs 70 TUG va1l!as ot tiIo Satton's Treas"
tlryt ~! tho movements OF tho Democracy
point to a money campalEn. The no'ni.la-
ttol1 OK Kerry IL. Smith, Jr., for Congress III
tlle Third Chicago District Inns co',aIderabla
Significance. lilo wins notlIlnHted solely
with tho view 'of tapping Ats fathers
bnrre'. Tho Democrats OF Illinois
INT only lope but expect to
| Hnfr1 i1kt4 EfNfn fFhAV tlYTItf tn fGN n1nNffOtt
, 1880-09-27

OSE Of tho most thriving industries of
Now York City Ia the Importation OF Italian
bcGKArs, for which tho mnrkot js quoted firm
md advancing. Thu dcxtcEIty, inslnuatins nd.
rlress. and smooth tnondaoity Of this particular
1rand OF bcEgars hnvo given thorn tho call over
NIL other kinds. II homo industries nro to bo
protcctcl at all, thcre obviously is need Of tho
Atncntlnlont nj tho tariT. 1taltau beRgurs should
stand II specific duty Of 800 head M nj
Halorcn tax being, for reasots unnecessary to
mention, out Of tho Guostton.
, 1880-09-27

DisEr 1t.AnrE's ASTRONOMY, like tho suz-
misc Of tho chorus In "Plnarore," Is "all
wrong" 4 correspondent at tho New York
Foss cnlls attention to tho stanzR in "Itcr Let
ter" supposed to TO wrlttcn by a girl III Nov
York tn her ipver In Nevada;
Gpod-nlRht, here'a the cud Of my pRpor,
GDod.nxht X tho longitude plDaso;
For, perhups, while I'm WASTING my tuper.
Your SUMS climbing over tho trees.
Tho correspondent thinks It Is tlIniault to i'm.
aeIno low It could bo sunrise In Nevada Mt tho
conclusion Of MI evening pnrty In Now York.
, 1880-09-27

"Nonopy," says Gun. Hancock. "expects
or wants slicl, unnatural notion ms tic
payment OF Southern claIms accrulng by rca-
SOIL Of tho War, Il Con. Hancock cgazy ?
lie certainly Is not fool. Is he tlcn u
knaveP Not an attroit one, surely. llntt he
been utlroit he would not hnvo put himself
Oil record as saytng "1.obolu expects or
wants such unnatural actlon.n II nobody
expccta or wauts payslont at Southern War
losses, why Is Congress besicgcd by applica-
lions for pay? Why Is It tint bills aro pDnd-
Ing III Congress chilling for hundreds Of mill.
Ions Of dollars Ia favor Of mon who wayod
war upon the uoycrnmont2 And It
"nohohy" expects or wants to tap
the Treasury for the benefit of OK
Rebels, why did ten. Hancock find
1t necessary to publish letter on tho
subjcct? uen. Hancock knows that there arc
thousands, nay millions, Of people at tho
South who expect tint his election would
bn the entering wedge to tic payment OF the
HYM losses OF tho Southern pooplo. 1Io
knows, too, for 1t happened butsyesterday,
tint tito news Of Dolnocratic-t4reonbnck
Victory III 3lalno sent tho stock market down,
.lowIt several points, aiAi That willlout some
insurance from him to shay tho tide of feaE
Ut Democratic asce1,.telcy the lust cl,nrce OF
Ills election would DO lost. But whit co,,.
fusion Ut s|1IMo 1t ls-the necessity which
colnpols Gen. Hancock to mike pledges III
nuynnce to tho American people on n sub
jccI nbnut which ie says h0tly md nlas
falsely, Nobody has tho lcast apprehension!
, 1880-09-27

Philadelphia, md San Francisco. during tho
notlth unto.t Aug. 81, 1881. bs,o72 passengers, Ut
whom A,.60a werq imtnlRrApts, o,o1& cslzont Of
tim United stntus returned frum abroad ani
a4m aliens t,ni intending To reside In tho unltei
States. tf this total number Of Immigrants nr-
rived, thcro wero from England. o.:s,o, Scotland,
1.7}'; Wales II, ireland, e%157t Germany. 1i,nls;
Austria, 1,s,S; Sweden, a,oQJ; Norway, 1,a77;
f)onmurk. 41a, Franco, 4la' Switzerland, G,0;
apatn. 40; Portugal, 4ot Holland, 28i3 liolx!um,
1dts ftnty. 6si, ussIn, 6o; 1'oand. 30i, Finland,
u; Hungary, tut; non,inlnr If Canada, 1860;
China, 3j; Cuba, Ill; alt othor, 40,
, 1880-09-27

THE Irish Col,s.nbulary Is In some respects
tho most remarkable police force In tho warld.
Candidates for admission to Its r7lnks must be
over flvo feet nine anuhea bI8h, between tho gca
Of 10 and 20, and sound In wnl md limb. New
mcmbcrs nro iritied. IN nil respects like recruits
III tho HrFy, for SIX months. They 4re required
usn to Ro 10 school, aud reoalsu spooul tt,strlic
tfous III tho powors md duties Of tho police
forco. Tho statutes arc explained to tho new
luen, nnl thoy ars taught tho proper mods Of
actlon In detecting, prerentIng, or arrcstlng
particular d lsscs Ut o1pnscs. M member Of
the CnnatabulaFy forco can 10 atuttonel III hIs
nattvo county, but they ara given piaeo In
counttcs next Mdjoi1lfny their own. At hight
theJ nrG armed With rupentiug rifles and with
sworls. Thu whole forco can be coE-
centrMtc1 III twelve bnt1nllons IN tweil-
ty.four hoitrs. Tho fcatuso Of thoir
Instruction by which thoy are Rtron some knowl-
ctlgo Of their duties and powers before being
turned loose OIL tho community might well sIo
in,itatotl In Amertelu ctjos, tho police OF which
asA rllo nre I8nornnt Ut tho fant that they can-
not with impAntty infringe cartnln fundamental
principles Of Auglo-sAxoIl liberty.
, 1880-09-27

TnE Cznr's marriage with the Princess
Dal9orouki Was privately celebrated, 1t is said,
n Inunth nRo, tho witnesses being tho two Itus-
Sian Ministers, Aaiesbery md Mi,ut.nc. mt. Qon.
naraHuif. Even tho Czarowftz. 1t Is said, urged
tho hastenln9 OF tho nuptials, tho only condition
Imposed by him being TINT, until tho ablIcasion
of the Cznr, chnuxos In tho Ministry should be
submitted to tho hoIr to tho throne.
, 1880-09-27

ALEXANDER VAN WAIT, son Of Isaac
Yan Wart, ouu OF tho eaptors of ,AEttrj lvos ut
No. U.s. Madison street, brooklyn. lie IL VI yeRrs Of
aTe. IIe often huar.l tho stury Of tho capture
from bia fathers lIns, md. though sixty ycars
haye elapsed slnGo his fathers deth, he still has
Il vivid remembrance OF tho story AZ related TO
him. Tho cider vnn wart used t., my that ho
aud bis two compan'uns wero sont uut to catch
Wlttlu.thlovos. They stutlohei themselves In u
rump OF bGahos, They had eonIo out very
oarly. and tho Rround waa 10 wot that they sirsw
Oh their stockings aud hung shom IN tho pushes
to dry. Two of thorn wero to pluy cards, anl
tho third to keou watch. They cut tho uarls 4,
SEQ who should bs tho sontiHel Very Boo,i
aftotwnnl Andr6 'catne riding up, hnd wan
stopped. The rest Of tho atoEy III well known;
Gully these homcIy details, or aome ot them ut
least, arc entirely now.
, 1880-09-27

TIE story tint d full.rigged ship has been
discovered In scaled cavern near u Leadylo
lnno IS onp OF tho most morltorous fabr!ca-
uons hathavo latcly bron put forth by IN lngeu-
tous press. Tho reporter who conceived tho tlea
Ut ta,ta anecnt Turkish hark, Or aylug psoa, her
lnotLeally-aoal0d for posterlty. ought to huyo
IN Increase Of ut loast s3 a wcok In his salary.
, 1880-09-27

A DEMoClATIo paper of Georgia rushes
to tho defense Of Il candidate forjudctal hunors
With this touching testimonial: "Ju1sps Hunk
fns Is not altogether fr<e frons tho 4ufcts af 4eu-
t|eman,' but ho Is an able lawyer, capablo
jurst, an honost rtan, true friend. a valuable
ultIzcn, md omlnently lesuryea tho honor and
.omoIumcnts conferred OH hm by tho loy-
crnor,"
, 1880-09-27

Entered At ts Tost-nEet ii 1httaae, ~, a. stesnd'
t1aat Matter.
For tho benefit OF our patruns who desire to sond
Itn1le copies uf THR TRlhUNx through tho MALL wo
ktvs tsse~llh tho transient rate Of p0slaRos
{}ornfttc. FIR EnpY4
ripht Rnd Tve1ve Page pspss.........."...4s casts.
eLkt4eh E1&4 GoHI%s
fEft7n. ...
Elaht and Twelve Page fspuf. cen!s
, 1880-09-27

EoI4oy CllAsE reminds Ills qreenbaek
frtenda in htafne that tho road to victory, ltkn
tho road to lIcnyen, Is stratght ahead. and i'd
tnits OF no compromise.
, 1880-09-27

THE Clcavcland Leader ileals Theodore
Cocks letter to Hancock. " Will You Ever Allow
1tebei Wur- Ctatmsr' aud Iiancock'stepIy Weil,
IIar1ly Eyer."
, 1880-09-27

THE boatoM path 10 nomination In tic
loeai Democracy IL through tho County Centrnl
Committee. 1fyues, o3-Cha!rMan, and Haertlng,
1x-Sccrotar3, fcathorpd their nests nicely boforo
thoy wore compelled To iaavo. Look out next
for IasQph Chcstqttl0ld h{uuktn
, 1880-09-27

"SEvEx" miles OF procession and only
re mIlos Of routo tor IT, IL tho tany.ufoot report
OF tho Now Yurk Democratic pFes& ou tho TAu-
many parade.
, 1880-09-27

LII MoyNE Is an ex-ltepubllcan, Sleparlls
m OK. x.tepublioau, and llyuos il an cx-Itepublsc-
aa, Tho Democratic putty IL quick 70 reward
Apos&A1y+
, 1880-09-27

THE real battle-ground gtsthts campaign Is
alonK tho Indiana borders. Aopublir4ns In that
StAto hayo their own enomlas to laht and tho
Hon hordes Ut Kontucky bostdes.
, 1880-09-27

WAS 1t a Joke, OF an earnest Of what Is to
COMO, whom two votes Were cast for Mike
Mcnonatd for 6harl1 In tho nemoa1utlo County
CuuycntiQH$
, 1880-09-27

pLAln LODGE. 4. F. i 4, M.-Neeular Cesun,un!-
Cnuon t1s evening Mt ocluct. Important hustnuBa
ii. ii. HUXZEI.t,, seoy.
, 1880-09-27

SENATOR BIA1NEls strongcrt than his party
Ia Mime. tho I3ostoa Journal, IN anti natno
orguu. says 70, a,ld tho facts all haur OUT tho
Insertion, {,
, 1880-09-27
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

Tnx CHICAGO Tribune hrs established branch
,!ces for tho rncelpt Of subscriptions and AdVcEtse-
usnta rs follows: ....- -,..-.-
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LONDON, En9.-AncF!cnn Exchange. " Strand
tENIY :. ul1L1u, Agent
MAHulNGTQN. u. C.-l3to y street,
, 1880-09-27

TIE true goodness OF the lucaa Democratic
tlckut shtiscls up like a scroll OIL examlnatiou
II bcars the Eakaea OF two men who might ba
furry respectable Judges but for their politiea'
, 1880-09-27

THERE arrived III Baltimore, Boston, De-
trolt. Huron, Key West. Miunesttu, Nuw Bed
ford, Now orrans, New York, rassuma quoddy,
, 1880-09-27

A MAN who Is not "tlisturbel" by "ulo
bugbear" OF Southern clafms Ii too aull and
apathotlu to mako Goo4l President.