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MAINE.

Washington County Republican Conyen-
ton.
PEMBROKE, July 29.-At the largest county
convention for years the Republicans of
Washington county at Dennysville nominated
the following ticket:
Senators-Ezra l.. Pattangall, Veranus C.
Coffin.
Sheriff-Henry Balkan
Judge OF Probate-James A. Milliken.
Register of Probate-Mason w. Wilder
Clerk of Courts-P. II. Longfellow.
Treasurer-Ignatius Sargent.
County COMMISSIONER. b. Mutt.
The convention was addressed in the after
noon by Hon. Eugene Hale.
Secret OF the Opposition to Mr.. Watts.
RocKLAND, July 29-The Democrats of
Thomaston say that the opposition to Hon.
Samuel Watts on the ele ctoral ticket is due
mainly to the recent local quarrel on the ques-
ton of making the old toll bridge over Georges
river free to public travel
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European Markets.

By Telegraph
LONDON, July 29.-Consols at 81 1871 6 for money
and account.
LONDON, July 29-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds, 5s, 1861; 41as, 145s;
As, 1925.
Erie As.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-12.3o p. M.-Flour at los
Gl2s; Winter Wheat 9s 11d91Os 4d; Spring Wheat
IS 6d@9s I'D; California average at 9s 10d; club
90 at Us yagnos 81 cofn at os id Peas ass ID:
at OBS; Lard at 39s; Bacon at 38sGI4Os; Tallow at
34s, at London Ais.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
in moderate inquiry; Middling uplands at 6 13-16d;
Orleans at 1915; sales 5000 bales; speculation
and export 900.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

A Compromise Between the Abbott and
Butler Wings Of the Democracy.
BOSTON, July 29.-The Abbott wing of the
Demo cracy to-day adopted the report of the
conference with the Butler Democrats that
State convention be held at Worcester, Sept.
LIST, and that State committees of both factions
shall resign and new body be chosen to con-
duct the campaign.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

iS"tcArroNs FOR THE NEXT TwKNrY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Julys30, A. M.
For New England,
Clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature and
nearly stationary barometer.
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DEATHS

In Knightville, July 20, Ellen A., daughter of
John K. and Mary j. Kilday, aged year $ months
boston papers please copy.
In Oxford, July 49, Amos j. Wardwell aged 55
years 10 months.
In Bath, July 81, Dea. John Bovey, aged "a years
months.
In West Bath July 81, Edw S. Lewis aged A yrs
In Saco. Mrs. Mary +. Green, aged rs years.
In Oxford, July IL, Mrs. Ada, wife of Chas. Rich,
aged q years. ft ett
r5B-The funeral service of the late Mrs. John
W. Libby will take place this afternoon at 21a
O'Clock, at No. IL Hanover street.
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NJ TEMPORAL

Ship Titan. Berry, from Iloilo for Boston, with
sugar has been ashore the coast of Borneo about
80 miles from the Island of Japan. She came off
after discharging $50 tons sugar, without damage.
$1,000 to an English gunboat for assistance
Sch David Sprague. Stone. went ashore at Morhe-
gan 23d and came off with da1naoe
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, July %, by Rev. Father Linehar,
John j. o Brlen and Honora Cronan, both of Port
land. Boston papers please cepy.]
In Bath. July II. W. NJ. Leayitt and Miss Maggie
E. Dolan.
In Southport, July IS, Charles W. Oliver of Bath
and Miss Alice A. Decker of Southport.
In Durham, William A. Mckennev of Lisbon and
Miss Viola G. Temple of Durham.
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sivey sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without a rival.
~ Shades English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard ALWAYS reliable,
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-30
A SOUTHERN BUTCHERY
A Colored Man and Wife Fearfully
Beaten and His Children Killed

ATLANTA. Ga, July 29-Last night fifteen
disguised men, 20 miles from Atlanta went to
the home of Joe Thompson, colored, dragged
him out and beat him and his wife
fearfully, shot his son fatally and killed his
daughter. A citizens meeting at Jonesboro
has denounced the killing and offered $500 re-
ward for the murderers. Four arrests ha We
been made. Thompson is recognized as the
leader of gang of men recently prosecuted
for assault and battery.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-30
California Mining stocks.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

(By Telegraph)
CHICAGO July Hogs-Recepts 10000 head
shipments in 1000 head; market firm; mixed packing
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 3 100 head
steady with better demand for heavy and values
firm; common to fair shipping at OOa4 SO; good
to prime for export at 75ta5 90.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; common to medium
at 5O@4 90; good to choice at 1904 30.
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Convicted Of Perjury.

SAN Francisco, July 29.-John H. Clemen-
shaw was convicted of perjury this morning in
swors % strongly that Charles De Young fred
the shot at l. H. Kalloch.
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Gen. Malone Seriously Ill.

NORFOLK, Va, July 29.-Gen. VIM. Malone
was taken dangerously i'll at Fort Monroe yes
terday and came to Norfolk and spent the
night. He left for home this morning some
what better
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MaratlOn,...
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, July 20.
Arrived.
U steamer Myrtle, Foster New York,
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Zulu (Br) Urquhart Cow Bay-coal to
G Il Railway Co. Vessel to Ryan q KELSEY.
Sch Nellie L Morse, Hawley, Brunswick, Ga hard
pine flooring to S II Il A Dotten,
Sch Ariadne, Dyer, New York - coal to Maine
Central RR.
Sch Cinderella Weber, Boston.
Sch Mahaska Merriman, Duxbury, seeking
Sch Elva Pettengill, York, Gloucester.
Sch Sophia Wiley, Ham. Kennebunkport.
Sch Sarah, Bowen, Wells.
Sch Helen Nj, Leighton Cherryfeld- to
Nutter, Kimball & Co.
Sch Nauseag Fitzgerald, Prospect Harbor.
Sch sympathy, fainter, Ellsworth.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Nonpareil, Colt, Mt Desert.
Sch Ophir Pendleton Bangor-fish barrels to Car
ney & Pierce
Sch Gamecock Lincoln, Bangor for bingham.
Sch !. Snow, Or, Griffin, Rockport.
Sch Rockaway, Thurston, Bristol.
Cleared.
Steamship Franconie, Mangum New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque Lincoln (Br) Gasperson, Baltimore, to load
Tor France-Chase. Leavitt g. Co.
sen w II Dewitt IrowaDt, Boston-.J Lucas.
Sch Mariel. Anderson, Biddeford-C Chase Bros
Sch Success. Terry Saco, to load Tor New. York
Gallagher & Co.
Sch Hiram. Boyd, Calais-N Blake.
Sch Fred q Jack, Leighton Cherryiield-N Blake
Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond Nath1
Blake.
SAILED-Barques Lothair, and Devonshire; sch
t Benedict, and others.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

FROM MERt HANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at FORTRESS Monroe 28th, barque Moonbeam,
Phillips Matanzas.
Ar at Liverpool 2Sth, ship Lydia Skolfeld, from
New Orleans.
Sid FIN Havre July 81 ship Santa Clara, Tobey,
Cardiff,
Ar at Hong Kong 2Sth, ship Rosie Welt, Welt,
Antwerp.
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-30

ia 'eS OF the Bfokers Board, July 20.l
First Call
$1,000 Eastern Railroad 4Has. .......941b
Boston 4 Maine Railroad. ....131W
Second Call.
80 Eastern railroad. ..................... 361s
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Whining stocks.
Closing prices July 18th as reported b, II.
Plnkham, Stock Broker 80 Exchange street:
Foreign Exports

PORTLAND, July %.
For Portland, "a cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads. 4S cars miscellaneous mel.
chanCise
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New York stock aud Money Market

iBy Telegraph)
NEW YORK, July Delivering easy at 2
a2Hs per cent: prime mercantile paper at 3Jd41s
per cent. Sterling Exchange is higher at 48414 a
4s41a for long and 4S6A @4S9ls for short. Gov
ernments quiet State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
firm. The stock market closed strong.
Ioiiowlng are Jo-day's closing quotations of
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland DAILY Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July 90.
The following are lo-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NAME FROM FOR DATE.
City of Merida. New York Havana. June 80
Acapulco. New York .Aspinwall. July 80
City Of Richmond. New York Liverpool. July 81
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AFGHANISTAN.
The Massacre of Gen. Burrows
Brigade.

THE EFFECT OF THE NEWS IN ENG
LAND.
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Dniiy Domestic Receipts.
BY wa or conveyance--lO0O bush Cornmeal TO q
W. True Il Co. ~
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"a T1AVEsLLER.
A constant traveller for the past ten
years in the wholesale grocery and flour
business from Portland, who has ten
thousand dollars cash to contribute to.
ward the capital, would like to connect
ed house. Address RALPH, Press Office.
VT d1w*
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FOR SALE.

WISHING to change my business, will sell nv
" furniture and fixtures in the American
House, Corner Of Middle and India Streets, Port
OF engaging in the hotel business will find a rare
chance If applied for soon. Apply to D. RANDALL,
on the preDa'ses' jy27dlw*
The Portland daily press., 1880-07-30

We hope that public will appreciate efforts and
whether they wish purchase call
that doing EXACTLY AS WE ADVERTISE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

~ ami cuwariice m permitting Rania,nir y
na,i.r " Affacn fnthr ApYtnprIssti XII l.Ii w
80 tAAI ftef-i ~tg ri ,siruifnrrd many th..
,baf ,, ... w. N sfa.ing ani rpflnx for
snAf-M AAm rifh corrupt disfcraru IN ~
clearly y prrs-esi DEMAND * h~.,.ust,rr.,r.
,nal 20 ~ .i,d vote fnr rs repeal lnl with
. sA- lnin ~ voting for the llufca
In1f - further nrrnlgu ana dennunen
1.m ~ corrupt connection sifh rbn
ttivrw nis rnn=firuenr.. ~ ~ ns.r,,,r., Nv
hAa; th~rtnf before commiftea III ~ p..s.~s
~ ftss' tDr fraud uppn his un.flfisrnfs
\, W. ...'ihs @m.nz them ranpnlff pur-
ps..In@ w - forth the hnflnV ~ ~nid s'.fn-
mt,rw and tn evidence against Nj "A. srben
n a p'rtipns thereof were omitted ana
That W. further arrnirn ana charge MIN
Win corrupt bribery "a selling III nrhs'' n IN
narncr a. Chairman 80 m Gommifrs-l.on Al,
1921 "rs ~ the lie ssoiyer pavement riny.
5.,.s 10. n '',irinx contract from the
lptlA sSt Pubic Works - the District III O.
una - selling hi influence ~ aid said ring
~ lmt'.'-Anz lEn11 the people ~ sald Distrirf a
M. ~nlch = almost WORTHLESS. az price
clntrtrtprs; selling h. influence u ia -.ld
1iA- ~ Pr,f1frlrl< u nrracf. 70 procure wnIs.n
N. y rrr.ip tiy paid tssoo for iniusnces' SELF
ins ~ influence la a matter thar Involved ~
QUESTION ~ Lac. upon the -hsiI1w prefert fbsr
vi - n1'lnx - alswyer. selling his In ftlence
" = - - paipa1le and clear - 10 BE- -
.r.... SOL ur''iAArrl ~ an impartial and com
pfIenf cnurt upon an issue solerrnly rrlei.
The result Of this feeling among the
voters 81 the Nineteenth Ohio District
= seen IN the fact that HAYES led Gar
held by 5,569 votes. For our part. we
frankly say that nothing would be more
pleasing than 70 see the spots removed
rom 'Seneral Gartields record. 1t is
not pleasant 70 think the candidate Of
large mass of American voters i cor
rupt. Moreover. even If General Gar
ned character were stainless. we do
not believe he would have any chance
= s'ics.e-s against General Hancock.
Mean y lille, the leading Republican or
-.ans must either prove that thew have
deliberately DETAINED their candidate.
or ADMIT that he j. corrupt. II j. a
horrible choice Of eFils.-N y. Tines.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

confession on the part Of Republican
leaders that they are unable and unwill-
ing 70 20 before the country on the
real issues Of the time, Unable TO be
statesmen, they hasten to exhibit them
selves as demagogues. And Mr.. Gar
held turns his back on his record. puts
his foot on his Congressional statements.
approves the sectional demagoyism of
his followers. and screams aloud for the
negro, who was the only unfalteling
patriot during the war, A more pitia-
BILE spectacle was never presentedto
great people than has been made bv
the Republican managers And il the
intelligent and patriotic merchants and
business men Of this city are not
shocked and Disguised by the exhibi-
tions these denagogues have made Of
the party they are trying to keep in
power. the outlook for popular insiitu-
lions i bleak indeed N. T. Express.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

For the past two weeks. the Repub-
lican press has been circulating an al
legged report Of Senator Hampton 3
speech at Staunton. Va, July rs, in
which the following occurs:
Consider what Lee and jackson would do
were they alive These arc the same prin-
ciples for which they fought four years. Re
member the men who poured forth their life
blood on Nirginia's soil. and do not abandon
them now. Remember that upon your vote
depends the success 81 the Democratic
party
This has been printed in every Re-
publican paper. has been put in bic
type at the head of their editorial
columns. and has been printed in huge
posters for country circulation. We
have the authority Of Senator Hampton
for the declaration that he said nothing
Of the kind. 1t Is malicious. mean
lie, made from whole cloth and put in
circulation with full knowledge that it
was a dirty falsehood. The Repub-
lican managers have started out with
determination 10 make the campaign
on villainous calumnies. They have
hired and are paying experts to con-
duct and utter lies In their interest.
They pay no heed to exposures Of their
villainies. Their organs persist in Ut
tering lies that have been nailed fifty
times; nor will they copy this authori-
tative declaration of Senator Wade
Hampton that he said nothing at
Stanton. or elsewhere, that could pos
sibly be tortured into The shape or
meaning given 1t in the alleged extract
above quoted. -- WashiHqion Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

Nothing cosld be more irresistfblv
Mummy aAl1n the pathetic despair with
M1ieh the Republicans appeal 10 the
Democrats nDt tDmnke the Prpsid~nffal
CANVASS q campaign % calurnny. Srrch
~ appel i sheer irnpulenee. coming
from = parry which pursued Horace
ssreeler- Salmon T. Chase and Charles
sumner 20 their graves with flemish
naAlignity- The Republican party mas
newer he-itated 10 use the n1Ost brutal
weapons a political warfare. and this
hxpccrStical plea for decency results
from the fact that GeneraI GarfeIsi's
c1vllrer0rsi u nrarrcd bT some very ur-lv
s-ains. while General HancOc L sreprrra-
ton i As white Is the driven snow II
mud-thrOHiny should be prarticed. the
Democrats would have amcnop0iy 81
The mud and the Republicans know il
only loo well Hence those tears
Moreover. = must NOT b. forg0tren
that The Democrats are now merely cali
Ing attention to the mercile~s peItinr
which General Garield underwent al
the hands Of his own party. before he urls
dreamed ~ a. Presidential candidate.
me leading Republican journals. n0ta-
nly The New York Tinnes. .mO=r severely
ucrnunces General Garfield for his con-
necticn with Credit M0bIlier. On Sep
iernner = 1875 there was = larre
meeting cf the Republican voters II
s'eneral Garfeld's Congressional Dis
irsrs- a bong series OF resoIrrtions uas
ss'lopied- from which re quote the fol
lowing
: A~arns. nat rherr 1. Mo- nan so-snv
n.sAs hAAy rwmnRwtns1 mlrh rke Ad~rinlstrxfiasgr
~ N@r NHHbNunI Nsuvrrrrnmmt against wnMamn
~. .-sAI YrNs~rr~si mcre ami rrmwer chnrrrws
~ fr~wrea1m tham are umh{'rfw rnai~ s1rr.I
@-A 0aF sNast4hrnri al-nkmsf Inrrnes Al Car
HAr rrW~anA AEerrwNeerrrafive ~ TAI. Gs,r,-
.-~1- M TO- Att'rlen Amt tk@ mnmlmee ~ tnN EEs~
tAAHAMA' 1@rlssmfhyn iur rw-4lrrfbYrn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17
Okclsna On ths Late 0kelsna EpI<ram-
m1fl.f.

m1fl,l.
Az . meeting 81 tte citizens Of the
CRY u; UkolOna. he IA in tte COURTROOM
On fhr 5lsr day Of July. 1850. on mo-
tiOn ~ Colonial. X Mcintosh Colonel
Zion Ertll Was called u the chair. and
L. g. Ross was requested 10 arr a,s Sec
rrfary- The Chairman explained the
oijrrt U. the meeting in = Jew brief AMI
pointed remarks. ON notion u Colonel
j. X Mclntnsh. the Chair appointed a
cOnuiiitee 81 fiye 10 draft 4 preamble
md rsAsoluiiOls expressive ~ tine views
u this meeting The following zentlc-
men were appoinrci -- 10 W.T. The
Hons W. j. IAcey- J. W. BucIransn.
} H. Mcintosh. " A. Bolcnhamer
and g. Lyon. who- on m0ti0n. retired
20 prepare the preamble and rsssolu-
tiunS- during the absence u the COM
mltfe~ Captain w T. Houston al
dressed the meeting The committee
returned and reported the following
preamble and resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
w.EMnss. apHrr Ercnriou has heen called A.
~ IaAr = szrlr,t VIII w. kermsn.' ia whlch
kAillsAN--A'r and rvc@ie->ss memrfaeify We win
w.ss - sT - ~. w -, ~ - An.1~
"mH-M1ts. his l1Er1Ary tramp and rnerii-
-..-- - ~ $3.50. o1 I'm ErJrAfy
- - y -. - -- 49,. W 1913 ~ xneul-
- - - " aAr+K fe-l nenfi-
MmnnEas- TlHEs paSH- hind klre,inr ana
e 49, -A-.- " ~ tt-nA< 4Ipt--s1- AMI
-...',s- W. ". - ~ nm arr icing
49, N. =. n.s'. W. - sAn,-
$3.50 - =, 49,. " st.-r M'.-A ~ nerer en-
t~.. -a-I..s -. - ~ =, $500 ta1t ~ouli
- - r M ~ - a. - 49, D--t eitF
= - -. ~. VI. - l"A-A w Ar@El Tie
: VI ~ bt~risr Mn.-
49,. y. - W, - IN I. - $500 Va
49, .-----. - 1900 - ~ "a" ~ rA4 Anl
n. ~ - ., r.s ~ AA~.H--iHpt In the
N ~. ...'-...'A. 1i-rAft- mni 49, while
s..'~-~e- - ~. -. ~ - .rl,lnE NV W.
~ 4. NOM - v 1rN-tlinAt &C. ---<t1
NV. ns,. ~ 80 se'A's'ns II ~ vslr Pr
wwrrr,s. Fr,,r- "A. ..-,.,,,s. .~.s,. - .
-, - 80, ...- ~ - - NEE and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

Prom all portions Of Indiana we
hear reports Of Republicans who are
abandoning their party men who be-
lieve that the time for change Of Adj
ministration has arrived. They are
Republicans Of honest convictions. who
see that the leaders Of their party are
corrupt, and that such men as Garfield
and Arthur ought not % be elected. and
rather than contribute to such dis
grace they will abandon the party.
indiana Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-17

Vow that Garfield has recovered
from the effects Of his swing around the
circle. u l. suggested that he might
take trip through his Congressional
district There are a great many Re-
Publican voters there who have not vet
had i nlade plain 70 them that Gar
n~id's conduct in connection with the
Credit Mobilier affair. the salary grab
and the d. Golyer 5000 fee was
cresiitable % them. Perhaps Truthful
James can now make an explanation
which will 70 down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-04
And Don't Allow it TO Escape Your
Recollection.
IN DIANA.
a Significant Gain I'm indianapolis.

A Significant Gain I'm Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, November S-Returns
from B8S voting places iu this State give
Garfield, 1880; Hancock, 1921;
Weaver, 6,4S4; total, 25s. .488. The came
places in October gave the Republicans,
12727l; Democrats. 1420l, Nationals,
8 9I4; total, 25s,4l6; increase vote, 80;
Republican gains, 547; Democratic gains,
80; net Republican gain, $40; National
loss, $40. Total vote heard from So per
cent, Republican vote heard from 80 per
cent, Democrat 81 per cent, National II
per cent. Indianapolis city and county
complete gives Garfield ., 2,494 plurality and
net Republican gain Of 329. Scott
county complete gives q Democratic
plurality OF B2a; net Republican gain 20.
Rush county Republican majority S4S; q
Democratic gain OF 10 Clinton county
459 Democratic majority; a Democratic
gain OF 1888.
TRRRE HAurE. IND, November 8.-The
official vote of Vigo county gives Garfield
4 aS2; Hancock, 1875; Weaver, 779. Gar
fields plurality, 407. At the October elec-
ton Porter received 4 ,923; Landers, 1861; ;
Gregg, 1872; Republican gain las.
ISpIAgAPoLIs, IND, November 3.-The
returns from % counties, complete, shows
Republican msjorities Of $3.50. and Dem
ocratic naioriiies OF $3.50. Republican
gains, /, ,24s, and Democratic gains Of 73s.
Net Republican gains, $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-04
NEW YORK.

Ngw York, November S.-Kings county
(BrooklynI gives Hancock 9,079 majority
DutGhess county complete returns gives
Garfield 2,52O majority, Republican gain
2,l22.
Brooklyn elects three Democratic Con
gressmen, Bliss, Smith and Robinson.
Smith defeated Chittenden, by over 1900
Richardson, Rep, is elected in the
Twenty.ninth District for Congress BY
!, 200 msjority over Mr.. Beecher, the
fusion candidate.
The city elects to the Assembly eighteen
Democrats and six Republi0ans. The la
test returns show the vote on majority
Grace, Dem, 9S, ,05l; David, Rep, 96, 74s
Grace q msiority 1903. Forty.tive elec'
tion districts missing. Vote,on Register
Doeherty, Dem, l0l pa; Hess, Rep, 93.-
53i, poeherty's majority 7,72O. Fifteenth
election district missing.
NEW YORK, November 2,-The TINE
furnishes the following: The Stateot New
York has been carried by the Republican,
by q, 900 majority.
The Republican majority in 1880 is 25,
1856; the Democratic plurality in 1875 wa
32,SlS. .
The 7imes also gives q list Of the mem
bers elected TO the Forty-seventh Con
gress as far as asCertained, and divides
them politically, as followsi Republicans
1855; Democrats, 1872; Greenback, 5.
The following Is the complete city re
turns for the Presidential electors: Han
cock, l23, ,102: Garfield, Sl,726.
The total city vote gives Grace, Demo
nrat. Q e04 majority: DoCharty, Democrat
for Register, has s 200 majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-04
raE ATLANTA cossrrrurIos
Takes q Candid View OF The Result. an
Then Eases Its Mind.

Takes Candid View OF the Result, and
Then Eases lts Mind.
ATLANTA, Ga, November SIN com.
menting on the result Of the election the
Constitution says, "rhis elimination of q
series Of blunders, beginning with the
Potter Commission and ending with the
surrender Of the party to hesslash whims
OF m element which had John Kelly for
its Commanding General. 1t would ap.
pear that line OF sectionalism has been
sharply drawn by the voters Of the north,
but there is nothing depressing in this
fset. We are willing that the north should
draw the sectional line in politics, II the
South be permitted TO draw the line in re-
spect to the progress and improvement Of
those conditions and forces which make q
people happy in their fields, their work.
shops aud their homes.
We have prosper rs futqre before US,
aud TO this end we should look iutently.
We have the cause OF public education TO
promote the welfare Of this great and
growing section. The South expected
little more from General Hanoook's ad-
ministra,ion than 1t " III ask from General
Gartield's. We want nothing more than
simple, exact, absolute justice. II the
new President owes nothing to the South.
he at lea't owes something to the country,
and we shall see him cancel this debt
by giving us an administration as fair, just
and as clean as that OF Mr.. Hayes.