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New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
DIED

BOOTH-Rt tho residence Of In KalamazOo sep
tember 90 Abigail Sf0Oss, widow of William (. Booth Tor
merry of New YorS Ciig, aged n ye1r. -
CLAY-In tins cy, o. tODrr j. W Cly, aged - years
mo tbs 1900. ,
Frr the residence oi his faherinlaw clifford
yans East l31thst. near Alexander ave-. sunday Octo
ber 3. : O'Clock
Reauvcs and h1ends invited without further notice
CRAWFORD on Tuesday september - at L1Gdon Ohio.
the rev. John G. awfOr
Relatives and friends attend the funeral at his
late tslce Danbnr. Conn., on saturday, OCTOBER =
IL u m. without furf heT no Ice
Ira n leaves Grand Central Depot at Soj n. IN.
DAKIN-On Thursday. september 30 Caroline 3 daughter
OF CYRUS p. and the late Elizabeth J. Dakn.
Iietfye- friends nyc 1o1d efuneral rom ner
lat> residence No "a 6rtcest. Jersey city Heights n J
SATURDAY, October 2. ~ O'clock
Carriages VIII be waiting at the ferry. HOboken y unt
I3Dp m.
JE~sUPOn saturday september 2j at Grand Pacific Hotel
Chcaeo. ocOnge pn OF the lungs Lndey Murray Jessup
of Srw-Torg aged Is years.
Interment at RichmOnd, lnI.
KEEL, NYOn THURSDAY, September 30 At the resdonce Of
her inaw. James II. Bruen KOckaway. Y. j., Mrs.
Det COnger wife OF John B Kelsey In the 18th year Of
her
Funera will be held the Presbyterian Church
Monday. october 4. at 2:3O O'Clock
sHADDLEOn Thur day. September 30, Henry " Aaddle.
in 1Oth year.
Funeral from 22 Jersey City saturday October
p at II m. Friends are requested not to seAd flowers
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
VETERAN OR COPPERHEADl

SIR, The "NauOnal Association Hancock
Veterans" in n circular which they are ind screet
c eiough to send out, mention among the mem0ers OF
their National Finance Committee" tlc ntmo OF Z.
Godfrey Gunthcr Is he. 10 quote their language one
OF the veterans Of the Union " who are now raliyng
around the standard in the same patriotic spirit WIN
which they rallied around The 1ag of the Union on the
battr ald Z" il hc the sfm' eoppcrhcId Who, ~
Mayor Of NrN-YOGk in 1861 refused t. allow the nag
of the Union To be dis on the CITY Ia IN h1nor
~ the victories OF Grant and Sherman aul Sherd IN
Nv impression Is that II he l. ne latter, Co0utl COhA
lu 4, inviting soldiers Of the UniOnntO uusynp1thctc
not {, say disloyal company. Per mp' THE TRIBUNE
solicitation could induce the " veteran Colonel ColA-
ling 10 shed light on this subject.
Nc,r- York Sent. 27 1850. NATIOSAL GUARD.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Suerial Noi:es5.
Post ID nee Noficr

Post ID nee NDticf
mNsfOr ths wssk elinf NAtl r. btiipef
1850 will Gloss Al tn, Inl ol fUE,DAi a. Iusp ~.
for Europe steamship Baltic VIA QuechsoFh on Ed
NFSDAf AL 1880 a. fOr europe. Dy ,tsn-lin Scf thlA
VIA France must De -peay
AT m steamship
VA THURSDAY. az IL a. m. Tor Europe ~
steamshlp Ersa via Plymouth CherOOufg ana hsmDurs
and AZ ii m 10 Ireland direct, by steamship CITY of Moa
t,.l VIA Great Britain
The Continent must specially Addressed on SATURDAY.
NJ III a M O Germany, sc, Dy steamship Donal VIA ,outn
ampton Bremen correspondence tor Great Brsn aud
sitrrsss~il ana AZ II
EurOpe, steamship 0ermaDic wa 3neeso~n snd Al ~
M toi scotland direct by steamship CircasL VI, Oasyosl
ana AT y. for Belgium Grccf. steamship Nadeani,
VIA Anweip mails Tor Denmark. sweden ana Norway
arr, dispatched Hamburg ana Bremen steamers only,
The mails Tor Cape Hayu. 81 Domingo and ruihs Island
ieaye NewNork september Tue mAs ior hayu leave
FORK september 29 The mails Tor Havana eayo New
Yor. September S0 the mails Tor Porto kco leave
New.y september SO The mails for Jamaica SAVANNA
No leave SeremDer 81. The mails Tor sIinwA All
srd 80, m Pacific l. 30 NewYork september s. The
mail. for y Newlork soDtepber So The
mails ior VeueIue Curscos leave Newfork October
Jhe mails for leave NewYork Septsmoe 50 and DC.
toner q The Thomas and Barbados leave New
Work October rho for uhina and leave san
Francsco OCTOBER 10 rne tor AUsIAiA &C. leave san
FRANCISCO Ocooer ~ .,,,o. ,..,s o...
Post onoA Nsw.Ysrk. Ssptanb~ - lSs~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A SIKH FLOATS FOR A RESTORATION" ~
GEO&GEI0WN.


WAsHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Durng the late
war ihen corporate clty separated rom
Was tp t1u Rock Crcch noted for the sympathy
II. c rs felt aud expressed for the Confederate
cau>.. situated the borders II Maryland, con-
nrc1cd win Virginia by the Aqueduct aud Chain
bridges IL naturally imbiucI all the sectional feelings
of ttu.p TebeluuS States. Singular as II NAV appear,
and In srlte OF tn pOtesfatlous uf ine Democrats
that tne Soul is truly reconccd TINS old feel ng of az
tagoi- 40 ami hate for the Union and sympaihl 10Y te
lost use mas nyt dled ont IL Is manifest today. Al
the head OF Prospcct-st., iumedltteY back oi Mrs.
South vorh's cottage there fIcs at this writing rom
1testal Confederate bInuel-the same stars and bas
which ,aed at the 'front.' of rebel hosts ins stu
q acaerOus cBsgn Is appropriate. Mithil
hundred yatds OF where il Iunts tsc To the breeze
there was held nights aso ago DemocrAtc meet
iur where All the ragamnfu element from the canal,
IRON The WatcIst suDs OF The town, Win me uDrecOh
struc ed Confrdcratcs OF Virginia. VINO came over Tor
the purpu>e burrahcd loudly for Hancock. The atten-
tin of your spOndent called to the nag ny
former Union soldier, now employed III one OF Tue ue
partmruts here. HIS anger Naturally aroused at
The presence the "drty rag ne called H. ana ne
nave his couniry-o reloube bis efforts TO keep from
over the party Of the solid south.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
ART STUDENTS BEGINNING WORK.

The members of the Art Students League will re-
assemble for Their season of work and study Mon
day. Many of them have been absent from the city
on sketchnG expeditions through the country, and
some of these Will probably not return in time for
the opening. A few OF tho members also have gone
abroad during the summer, and some of these may
remain IN foreign schools. Still, the League will
open VITA good classes there has been Il large
numb of applications, besides Its own membership
of 100. The former class-roorns at No. JOS tlfth-
ayc will be occupied. he season Will last eight
months The membership Is restricted to those who
intend to make art profession.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
DEMOCRATS DTSfRTING HANCOCK.
To the Edftor Of The TrtbWne.

70 INC u UfTUT OF Nt IT TO III
SIR: About a month ago the Republicans
of this pace called meeting at &c Iuds Hall, and
the hail w.. .owGei About 100 forward and
signed tho .oli, several being young men OF Democratic
parcntagc who will east their this year.
Thirteen years ago there only thlrty-nine Repub
Iicans in tie place. and have nearly 800 voters
We have a Garfield and Arthur Club with about 170
members aud "A Glee club OF ten membrrs
The Rcpubcars here all united, while the Demo
Gratis are quarrcliug usual. We have strong hopes
OF carry ng the county for Garded.
No FREE TRADER
I1cketisfotra " J., Sept. IL 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE FLORIDA PLAN.

TO The Edlfor OF Ihe TrI6Nns
SIR: Upon good authority it is stated that
the Sheriff this county has publicly boasted that ne
will get even with the Republicans "by filing the
county ja with 'niggers Just before the election" j.
this new plan OF suppressng the Republican pc
cular to Florida, Is 1t 10 be adopted all over the
SOuthl "A free ballot full vote and fair count
with a ven geance NERlTAS
Bronson Fla, Sept %, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
EX-GOVERNOR BOWERS INDICATED.

TO TIC 7 q ITOT " 7 INt 7 T 70 II " y
SIR; Noticing your article on cx-G0vernOr
Bowers, with the inquiry, "WhO Is hel l. there any
such man. anyway r. regard It a duty to enlignten
you as to some 0f our shining lights. and why this
Bowers has a trick OF calling himself Ex-Governor Mr..
Bowers, Of New Haven was at one time IN the state
Senate and 1t happened that the Governor Leutcn-
ant Governor and every one IN the State who ranked
above him wero OF the state Tor one day; whore
upon. as u iokc he dubbed Governor Bowers. The
fct that ne l. AN Insurance agent explains the r ST.
Pleas give the mau the credit which Is MA due nOw rs
I'm November he VIII fud that having failed % be right,
he II only "a left bower after all NNDE4
BiTatin yhdII, Conn, Sept %, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
WHAT A Union SOLDIER THINKS ABOUT 1T.
Ntf1hh1r EdtOr Of The HOms

WHAT A UNION SOLDIER THINKS ABOUT IT.
Prom n letter u ". Netghbor Edtor 0f The Home
HGl Ly a nioa holding a GOoernment
position IA WtShsngtOn , oo ,,oo
WASHINGTON sept. % 1880.
NV ON The rcbs raDid now,
Toll Won 1t the Dig Democratic parade last month,
saw 'Fiiz Hugh Lee al tue head Of band Of the old
VIRGINIA l. ack Horse Cavalry Ourner Ashby's com
nand AT frst Bull Rum down Pcnnsylyania ave,
The band playing " Bonnie Blue Fag.' and " MY Mary
land the fun Of fireworks, and the wh0e avenue
roaring from end with the snOuts or Inc excltcd
proplp. No loyal man could gcl such AN ovation mere
On Indianu-ave rebel flag hung und stuIbed Tor hours
from the window Of a prominent rtOtI. nave seen
IN ghe political GATHERINGS mere IN Washington the ancs
of IiIeOln GIaut ana our greatest men received III
silenc. Of SoBewal JACKSON ana Lee greeted
with mah wells of denght. | have TAXED with south
ern men from Mississippi and South Carolina, WHO TEL
that they had to leave hOmctha they cOuid not nVe
much less vote, loyal Republicans, In Their noiues,
though reared there veteran rebel soldiers
Hadn't we better lick 'em aGan D. 'em they need
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
WHY AN NOR A DEMOCRAT"

WHY AN NOT DEMOCRAT"
70 m EdtfOr Of fhe TrtGnne
SIR: ! am not Democrat because:
TrstTuc Drmoc at!c party Is the slave party and IN
sfeat,. the war 10 extend and continue slavery.
Sec9nd-Ii believes state rights to be paramount to
UiIlcd STATES rights.
Thrd-It opposes every measure to secure an honeSt
election even Withholding appropriations for the pay
ment n United States judges and Mlrsaas.
Fourth-It does no, allow political freedom in the
South
Finh-Au The Democratic States have repudlated their
satr debt, and are FOR rcpu Hating tle National deot
SiJth-It responS Bile for all the suterings OF thc
war; for The anguish Of the thousands of mothers' wives
and children OF our heroic soldiers.
SeecnMIt is responsible for the loss OF hundreds OF
thousands of the mos, valuable lives and for the burden
d'bt magnitude OF which Is beyond human CON
ccptipu. ,.-..,.
Etghth-Tt stops at Diqulty to accomplish lts chus
Proof: IL murdered at least ono President Dn,hcu
down orphan asylums Of weeping, helpless cniiuren'
aud hanged unOfIrndiug negroes 10 lJmppOsts, DeWo-
cratic women even Kindlng fires underneath them.
NtnLh-It of thousands pi spurious cerllh-
Gates of citiEeuREip In the last general clectOn
TcHth-Fn1lly, will not vote for man Who aIter
HAVING fought the Rebellion four years is Wiling 10 sep
into JEFF DIvss place for the honor and emolnmens OF
the oh e.. D. h
BrOOkipi. Sept 1S. 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t is plain that the Democratic managers
And organs are extremely nervous over the situation
md The possible result i'll Indanal adcphla Tele
graph (RrE %
The uuietest man in the State to-day is
Beltz hoover. He has evdeutly been 1dmOnishcd by
the Rebel brgaders to "shut up lWllhamsport
Renn) Gaz,tte and Bulletin Kep)
Reports from all parts of the State are very
encou aging the Republicans. There is genuine en-
thnsisIu the meetings where largely attended,
ava all hands ls shown determination u keen ne
State III the Republican column III NOYemOcr-lNew-
Iourua HeDJ
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
GOOD CAMPAIGN SONGS WANTED.

TO ne razor Of fhe Tribune
SIR Allow me to say a few words on cam
pag songs For years there has been little enthusiasm
in them. Look back to TppecanOe memory aud com
pare with past years. Many ladies' feel that the songs
faulty that time they sung In parlos,
and became household words, and thus extremely
popuIdr: the h- witty and pure, and OF the
mud fngng" order. Give us songs with pure wit,
and we will aid as IN Harrison days. MRS. a.. X.
WlHdmSpOr, Penn, Sept 20, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
1UTUMN DAYS 1T NEUPORT

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 1.-Wlllard Bartlett,
r. L. Decker, NJ. L. Tompkins and family. o. NJ c. Dan
iel r. Bloomfield. DIR. l. L. seaman and +. II. HamliD
of New-York; Theodore W. Fisher, Of Boston, and
Thomas stratord of Brooklyn among late arrivals
this evening.
New-YOrk.
Schooner yacht Republic OF the New-YOrk Yacht
Club has arrived here.
The weather to-day has been very cool Frost was
ported the island this morning.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
4 WORD TO GENERAL BUTLER.

SIR: Referring to the statement of General
Butler in to-day TRIBUNE in regard to there being only
500 Republicans hl- brigade Of GO0O men IN the war.
The conclusion be thar most Of them were converted
before their time expired for the reunion Of the Sh
Connecticut Volunteers the Other day. out Of eighty
present upon an actual vote only TWO Hancock men
were found aud az the reunion Of the IA Connecticut
Volunteers the same day, at Rockville, vote being
taken IN response telegram from tn" boys OF the
Sfh seven out OF 100 were found for Hancock think
mai III {, . il a fair proportion for Garfield
NoJynIE conn, sept. -. 1850. l.. j. HILL.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
GOyERNOR CORNELL OUT OF DOORS.

Governor Cornell passed most of the day yester-
day ont of doors uDOn the veraDda and walks
around the Hotel Brighton He took drive In the
morning and III the afternoon received several
callers and felt so far recovered from his late at
tack of malaria that he decided yesterday to leave
Coney Island to-day and come to NewYOrk. He eX-
pects to remain several days In the city.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE FIRE RECORD.

WHITE LAKE. n. Y, Oct. 1.-The Lake
View House W. b. Glle spie proprietor, destroyed
by II on TIE "a ult. No Insurance.
TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 1.-An extensive fire
occurred al the Basin early this morning de-
sroyng property Belonging to the Merchants Transpor
taion COMPANY West Clark Case. Wholesale gr0cers.
and Grant a. sons, coal dealers. the damage ostmat
al st $50 900, which 10 fully Insured
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
4 FIFTH FLOATS FOR RECONCILIATION" n
OHIO

eaec,1I Disp7tcb to me Cia-tnnGt Coumerctal
CmCLEvILLE, ONO, Sept. 29.-A rebel flag
vas carried iu tl- Democratic proc S~iou III TINS cry
as Digat Il was recoguiz.d a. such by Judge Horne
of Mississippi. and by various Old soldiers MT SIN
ron~ saws II was I'm DOuOr OF the Nrrgna gentleman
who /. their candida Tor Treasurer, and Mr. ILL., Cook
saws u cu I NOT have be trophy as they never Wsr
br.vr orouelI o. take n from an enemy. Tie Hancock
Gleo i3 serena led Bre ,kcurdse and WOrthnGOn 10
the tuue OF Bonnie i ue Flag"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
RiILROAD NEWS.
RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.

Books for receiving subscriptions to the
capital stock Elevated Railroad Company which
is to organize under the conditions laid down by the
Commissioners OF Rapid Transit will be opened October
o. II Is SAID that the promoters Of the Kings County
Elevated Railroad Company whose scheme WAS de-
feated by adverse decision OF the Court OF Appeals
viii subscribe for majority OF tine STOCK, 81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
S1VINNAH 4 BUSY PORT.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 1.-The British
steamship CASTILLO cleared from this port yesterday for
Liverpool wtn Ills bales Of cotton the largest cargo
of cotton ever cleared from any Atlantic port. The
rivals OF steamships at this port Tor the past
month numbered twenty-six, and the entrances OF
tonnage were the largest known in the history
OF Ihe port
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
CORPoRAToRs OF A NEW COMPANY.

Among the corporators of the Buffalo, Pitts
burg and Western Railroad Company when has been
incorporated build line from Brocton To Buffalo
Thomas Rutter. Brayton Ives George WilIsm BaOu.
H. A. v Post and Conrad y. Jordan. New-York l.. a.
n ,lnns Charles s. Hinchman. g. II. Clark and George
r. Tyler PhIladclpuIa; and GeOrgs Bcals aud L. Gull
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
1pcclal Notlres

ABBY Tho; E. Kirby 4 Co AnstipneersJ" eh%
A very desirable assortment OF
ELEGANT NEW FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,
ny MEssRs h. W. HUTCHiN2 son and JOHN H.
Also direct importation Of - -
RICH Ab KBG cnoSE SP pfsiaE AGNsis BEST
and a number OF - - 40,
CHOICE sPEcIMEXs, or GEG{AAMI6G, AIT ELEGANT
SOME SCREENS &C.
To be sold by auction without reserve oo,,s
OCTOBER 5 AID g. Al O'CLOCK
e3ay ana @afa r'e N any EyESTSG
Rest preparation OF Cod Liver oil ever made strength
ening fatsnng Emulsion OF od Lver on WIN ouinne
chemsts 1T Broadway and 51H 5thave new YORK, and
Newport. II. l. None otaer genuine
Henry A. Daniels VI. d.. IA Lexington 2athss
uOar. = 10 and 10 Z.
Attention TO gentlemen only.
Home Made Preserves.
PURE CUKKANr JELLY.
sPICED AND CANNED FRUITS.
JAMS JELLIES. PICKLES. MIN jE MEATS. &c,
made and for sale by
3. s. McELRATH,
1893 DEGRAW-sT. BROOKLYN
send FOR Circular
Mineral Wafers. ,
CONGRESS WATEk-Ihe purest aud safest o. az cathar
AVOID all coarse ifratlng waters i9Ieg0 shd
domestic they destroy tho diges I'VE organs AUD KIDNEYS
New Designs In
GAS FIXTURES, CLOCKS. BRoNZEs, LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
are offered by
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO.,
s38 and sss Broadway. New-Yoru.
Yichy from the spring, auterive 0raads Grille
and Hopital the only genuine.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Doliticdl y otlces.

A.-Polifirni Banners AT snort Notice.
Fine OLl aiuted Portraits on hand for rale Dy
HOJER & GItAHAM Painters. - Duane-st
fninDaign Equipments Of ali kinds manufactured and
Tor sale by ~ . - ,...... ,o, :, -, =, "
Headquarters for POLITICAL BANNERS
PORTRAI Is, FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS
VI. Il. LEVY & co,
a 81 LLnYgarL L Wv. .NDrk.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
WHEN DID He BEGIN III

From The Canton w ~ COhamercat AdrertiseT tDem)
But, say the Radicals, Read DeltZhOOver's
1eIrrI winch letter they know 10 have been manuiac
tuIed 10 serve parry purpose and they know tnat
MI Be,tznoovcr mas only denied the authorship
any knowledge OF tie letter but that he has commenced
Criminal action forgery against the VINO wrote
and publ shed the fabrication.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
A NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.

The employees of the elevated railroads have
Issued the frat number nf Inc Elerated RGicdy NepS
a one cent weekly devoted 10 their interests Ii Is neat
in appearance and sPfightly IN contents
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. Oct 2, l a. m.-Clear weather
continues tho districts tne Atlantic coast with
slight rise III barometer, change In temperature
southerly winds north OF Virginia and northeast winds
on the SOub Atlantic coast Clear weather continues in
the Gnlf States Tennessee and the ONO Valley, with
east south winds slight rise ~ temperature ana less
nTcssure the Temperature has risen slightly In the Lake
region and Northwest, with sOuthefly winds, railing
partly cloudy weather ana local rams Ia the
Lake re slOn-
Ind,ca'ions.
For New England and the Middle States slowly rising
temperature and falling barometer southeast 10 south
west winds and clear fair weather. except IN The
extreme northern portion lOca. rains.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
"BANG TT For GARFIELD AND ARTH

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune:
SIR: Your notice OF |" An Insult to Union
Soldiers" issue, has sOuDtless been read
by thousands who blush at the and rutany CON
duct OF many Of the supporters of the Democacy But
resident Of Ellenville has just sent me an cx-
which proves that good and true men live there
yet may encourage to keep their faces to the
foe." f. l.. Billings ran away from home and went out
az a drummerboy Only seventy-hye or the Ola new
York 2Oth survived Gettysburg and the fearfni ordeas
NJ other battles He came homo safe, did also
sootty" Following is the note which Mr. Billings sent
with the Old drum:
Isend TO you the drum that presented TO me dur,
ing the campaign for the Union by ne boys O tnr ca
Twentieth" nearly twenty years ago IL necus ~ e W
renoYatug, NAV he. Get ScOtty " 10 Tx II up h"Il
know the old shell for he has marched by s side many
a day. II ratified under Hooker at Antletlm; WIN
Meade AT Gottysbure It dld duty at Bun Run "here
Colonel Pratt Captain Ward and many others OF our
brave comrades " fell with their faces To the or IL
was IN other engagements with the gallant ola reemehI
Now again In the good old cause, ana DahE
II for Garfield and Arthur. H.
Whitehall. Sept. 80, 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
blowing horns and hurrabing. they did fonr years
ago 1t wrong to act IN this way and Is dangerous

EXTREME WICKEDNEi BY MIR liAoilNHo'
From Ths York COiafncrctdt AdrerhT' =
Hugh McCullOch, wno s0teu OF llluen loul
years ago. il now Ga %. Mr' VI, cuiioCn, ln
political avo rdupWs. weigh more ihan yea b'oh1Iu
Ieromes twenty five Pa Jon ses, ana al ihe oiher
members of the Conservative Republican hihcocH Ouu
Mr. McCuoch's beverage s cold water ana Ills Drains
are not muldltd.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

ELLA, Is your father at nome 7" SAID BASH
fnl lover To his sweetheart want To propose some
thing very important 10 him. No. Clarence, papa IL
not AZ home hui Couldn't you propose Inc just
AS well !" And he did with perfect success.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
FERvfD WELL ONE TO BUTLER.

The Democracy has made grand mistake
nv having awning to do with Beast Butler such cattle
have done Immense amount OF damage 10 our party
True Tried Democrats are heartily tired OF sncn
soaIawags and political scBemers and trImmers. The
Hon James B Ry tells truth OF this old cOckeyed
snner: "Don't talk 10 me about Ben Butler," SAID
James b. Byan ex Trea. urer OF State. the other day
a. was with hlm the National Democratic Convention
Charleston IN 1860 where. though IL went theie IN
etructed his Tor Douglas, he voted
ffIyseven times for JEFF DAVIS He Is thief and Id
scOuDdreL" And to give emphasis aud additional truth
brief remarks he ought TO have said In the
language Of the eloquent Voorhees, that hell Is fun o
such Democrats" . Beast Ben butler.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

Assembly be neN Friday evening, Octo
Der - 1880 0coc1 at the respective head1uttcrs OF
associations and to consist II as many delegates
as thrr, NAV be election districts The Assembly GIstr
executing twenty fourth Assembly Dstrct where
the convent viii be held timers Han fremont ahD bo
constituted In the rs the AliCtWulC tOuYeu
tiOu he wcuty third and TWrntViOur wards.
Crcdenua forwarded 10 III of the central
Committee NO 232 East OUthst, immediately after the
primaries.
Committee JOEL ". IAsoS. Chairman.
ID a-kfrVH no
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The following are
the closing Official prices If mining to-day:

The Goodshaw Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 20 cents share.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
DR. JAYNE,s ExrEcroRANr is both palIa-
Vitnl,zrd Phosphitcs.

tive aud curative n ala Lung COmpains, Bronchitis. &c.
IL Il standard rcm d. or Coughs aud Colds and needs
only tral 10 prov itH worm.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

GREEN-ATwATER- on Thursday. september 81. at tho
residence Of the bnes father springfield Mas. by tho
Rev. William T. kusts assisted by the Rev William II.
Delaney GTanns Harriet BrUdhead. daughter OF GeOrgo
NJ Atwator. esq, to George Walton Green. OF NowYork
City.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
.y last ., ear .,LI - .Owor l-an

the spOnulg Jay Iaot ycAI 'iLu i U"o' '''''
lnur sIBy .. =,
Warmer and c!ear and partly cloudy weather NAV be
xpcccd today III this rity and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
MORE YELLING WANTED IN SOUTH CAROLINA
From The CharLeson Neps ana Courier lDen)

From The ChaTest0fs Nens ana C0uTfeT lDetJ .
The people OF South Carolina are satisfied
with Democratic rule. and neuI 10 pefpetuatc It, They
need no prrsuad Ing inducing. and rs there is no
parent exigeDcy they stay IN the dc DIS aud
pick cotton, stay In the countingrooms and look
ktsr their business instead Of putting on red shrls
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

EIWOOD, Sent. 2J.-lne democrats aJ-
tempted "a Grand rally here today, @O'nt 1000 one,
third of " oI were Repubic Wcr" out Two rebel
fIes were IN the delegation. Int Captain j Wag
lee ing as he ought compelled them TO be taken down.
TIE same men who attcn ptod 10 ca"tufe the ar~elA
epolted tor Hancock The gain Is for The RepuoIcahs
decent Democrats becoming dSslsed.