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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
vIUToRY.

Landsrs Elected Governor by . Good
II jor!ty.
Special Dispatch 10 IN eRcgister.'
ISDIAHAP> LIS, Oct. II, 2A.M.
The election passed off quietly. The
returns were never so slow in coming
in. We have heard only from ole hun
dred and fifteen precincts, and it indi.
Gates that the race will be exceedingly
close. But it is utterly impossible io
tell tonight anything about it; both par
ties are claiming it, but nobody seems
to want to risk anything on Mr.. Porter,
and the Democrats are still hunting for
bets on Landers. The Democratic ma.
jority will prof. bly, not be over fifteen
hundred. The r, ,publicans arc making
some claims. as they always do, on the
first night after an election. No heavy
Democratic counties are in, and not one
county has been counted out vet. Only
few scattering returns up to l:l5 4. ".
SENTINEL.
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HARRISON COUNTY.
Tee En'ire Dsmccra:i' Ticket Makes a
Clean sweep.

Tee En'ire Dsmccra.i, Ticket Makes a
Clean Sweep.
- J' p.,i a'C5 60 tUS Register.
CL,RSsBrGG, ". Va, 0ctober Il.
The count is progressing slowly IN
consequence Of the long ticket and
s'ra,ching. At two precincts 10 this
|toSn at midnight Jackson, for Cover
|nor, o.; >turgiss, Sj; French, IS. The
'fes,'ue oithe State ticket will be in the
flme proportion. Maxwell, for the Court
+. Appeals ou,po,ls Green and Thomp-
fon. In consequence OF personal POpu-
Parity, Fleming is aheal Of Hagans
votes. Maxwell, Democrat,
or St1,e Senate, leads Bowen, Green
bacser. %.
For the legislature, Lurty and Davis,
Democrats, S.; Laid, Republican, IS;
onaway, Republican, -; Sturns,
P'eenbackeT, II; Linch, Greenbacker,
>her'f-Uarner, Democrat, lis; Low
'a' E-puo'ican, 20; Randall, Green
acser, 40.
fr''ecU;ins A'torney-Carlile, IS;
oore' i2N. These two precincts com.
mel usaa.lyglve Republican maiori.
Tue Democrats gain here precep;a.
= AMI the indications are that they
set the county ticket.
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majority Of s45. . Republican gain oI

lOO.
TfRRr HAurE, Ixp., October le-Tbs
election passed o6 quietly. 5,7ll vote
were cast, an increase of 7l3 over the
vote Of the city election last MAY. The
first wari gives Porter majority OF go,
. Republican gain Of 20l over the vote
on Governor in 1876, and gain Of PIG
over the vote on Secretary Of the State
in 1879.
TERRs HAurx, October lS.--Honey
Greek township, this county, gives Por.
ter's majority at IS majority, a Republi.
can gain over 1875 OF ~.
South BEND, October l3.-St. Joseph
county, including this city, all heard
from except three townships. Porter's
majority is about $50; Calkins, for Con.
gress, $50.
IxDIANAroIIs, ND, October Is, 1880
A. Nm one hundred and fifteen town.
ships heard from give u Democratic
vote Of 1891, Republican 1851. Ma
tional 5l5. The same towns in 1915
gave the Democrats l3,9+S, Republicans
li.iS9, Nationals 2o4. The Democrats
gain 345; Republicans gain l,022, . net
Republican gain OF 57T.
EVANSVILLE, ND, October ls.-Arm.
strong townships gives majority OF
o06 for the State ticket Hefelton pre-
cinc, gives Landers IS majority, Dem.
ocra'ic gain Of 2S.
III, Result in One Hundred and Thirty
i've TrowIs.
ISpiANApoLIs, October l3.-One hun.
dred and thirty five towns give Demo-
cratic vote OF HAS; Republican, 49,
80; National, $50. The same towns in
1875 gave the Democrats Il ,0S2; Repub.
lican, 1853: National 33l: Democratic
gains, 393; Republican gains ,l72; net
Republican gains, 40.
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COLUM BU3.

An Important Pevisw Ct the state AT Two
O'Clock Tnis Morning shows Tnst tho
Republ can Maio, ity Will be Larz. ly
Reduced by Later Returns.
Special Dispatch to the Register,
COLUMBUS, o., Oc,ob,r Is, A. N.
The largest vote ever cast in Ohio
was probably polled yesterday. The
vote was $4,000 in 1879, and
will probably reach 1OO,ooo
this year. Large crowds have
been at the headquarters OF moth parties
all night. The Republicans have had
the biggest booms. but their seeming
advantage is based on partial reports.
They have enthusiast; dispatches
from precincts where the republicans
have made large gains an but lit;e in
formation from points where the Dem,
ccrats have the advantage. The Re-
publicans hav large gains in sor1e OF
the Reserve roun les, but
Loose Heavily IN Clevel'nd.
From the returns they now lave thev
estimate their majority in the State Ill
the way from $1,000 to $1,000. Gov.
Foster puts it at , 900.
At the Democratic headquarters,
where the figuring has been the closes,
il is shown that $50 towns and rr 'c'ncts
give a net Democratic gain OF l,53O,
which would make the Democratic ma
jority about 10000, impariially averginG
all the estimates. 1t is believed tie Re-
publican majority in this State will be
less than 10000.
The Republicans will undoubtedly try
to keep the reports up to the highest
nc 'ch
For Eject en- tho November Elections
The Democrats have carried I Filth,
Seventh. Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
teenth Districts, electing L.F vre, Lee
dom, Converse, Atherton and Geddes,
and have hopes Of electing Warner in
the 18th. 1t is probable that Mc Mahon
in the 4;h, Huri in the 9th. shaiter IN
the 10Th, and Norris in the 9th, all the
Democrats, are defeated. The chances
in the other doubtful districts
are in favor Of the Republicans
The present indications arc that the
Republicans have elected fourteen o
the twenty Coneressmen, but the re
turns are so mesgre that nothing defin'
ite can be given on that point. j.
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A Sweeping Democratic Victory
Ever, where.
s,urqiss and His Followers Com
rlstsly Overwhelmed.
ss,urns From the Interior Com
ing in Slowly,
81, Point Unmistakably to a 6lo-
rious Triumph.

r,n so'c,ock this morning but few
INNS Of the election he'd in this
,.,.s Yesterday, have been received.
The ,jclet was Of unusual length, there
,,i,y between twenty tive and thirty
o,Fsr, State, county and 10
.sl and two amendments to
,be Constitution to.be voted for on
,ls .lme ballot. The vote pOlled yes
,s,l,v was the largest ever cast
q, the State. and but few official
,.,rrps will he received before
.,.ri,h,. The meagre returns
,rr.a,a that the Democratic majority
will be anywhere between eight
,rl ten thousand. The Legis-
g.gr, will certainly lie Demo-
cal. IN both branches and by two
,airls majority. This is n great victory
S-,hr Democratic party OF West Vir-
gina considering the fact that in many
,,anuss AMI Ssna.oral districts tie
Eaaub leans an / GreenhacGers rs fused on
lc.l and State tickets.
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more CELERATIO
Parade Of Secret Societies and
School Children.

BALTIMORE. Mp, October l?.-The
celebration of the Sesquicen,ennial 10
continued to-day. The Knights Tempsr,
Roy a Arch aud Blue Masons are on. in
ron force inclniinga number o' visit
H.. comman leries Of knights Templsr.
The remainder of the procession is com.
posed Of tho children of the public
schools' oi whom there are several h0us.
and in line. A threat of rain early In
the forenoon prevented many children
from joining, but the procession 10 the
largest OF its Kind ever seen IN baltimore.
The celebration of the settlement oi
Baltimore Was continued to-day. The
streets, though not 10 crowded - yes.
terday. were quite tbronged with peo.
ole. The procession consisted Of Ma.
sons and school boys, white and ooIored:
After the parade the American Historical
Rociety listened to orations and gave q
banquet in the evening. There will be
4 parade OF the military tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
In Spite Of the Desperate Eff
forts Of the Dying
Radicals.
Landers Triumphantly Elect
cd by q Good Majority.
A Veritable Waterloo for De
Golyer's Disciples.
Returns From the State Up to
q Late Hour.

The returns received from Indiana up
TO an early hour this morning indi-
Gates that Landers and the entire Dem.
ocratic ticket is elected by handsome
majority, considering the almost super
human efforts made by the Republicans
to capture the State. The dispatches
are very meagre, and what few returns
have come to hand are 80 scattering and
indefinite that it is impossible, at this
writing, TO predict, with any accuracy,
what the exact figures will be, but prob
ably 1900 to 1000 on Governor, and s.
600 to 1000 on the remainder OF the
ticket would be pretty fair estimate OF
the Democratic majority.
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MARION COUNTY.
Oenocra's Sweep Things and Are
Happy in Consequences.
a. Dispatch ,othe Register.

OnocFa's Sweep Things and Are
HAPPY in Consequences.
A. Dispatch ,O,he Register.
! FAiRNoxr, October Il.
ae vote here IS very large. II is
era.'y conceded that Carney. Dem,
'ctei Sheriff. Morrow, Dem, is
's4 10 the House Of Delegates be
hi a question; the vote ON Wells,
H. Is close. The Vote for Prosecuting
O'ney Is close, With the chances in
o' haymond, Dem. The vote for
Fna'or Is also close. Ii is prob.
'hat the Fusion candidate will
'ne county by a very small ma
= Ihe Democrats are jubilsnt.
a h'Fa'ch Of the Register.
''@S DAP, October l2.-The vote
',oyrI's Gap was the !arges, ever
NJ The count up to 10 O'Clock is
cS'on, 20; s,urgiss. 8.
->mlth, 81; Furb,e, IL; MARI
% Wells, IL; Fleming. S;
u-CArney, IS; Prichard.
=, large. large Vote a, Mannins.on.
: U,Oa'ch =, to the Register
!. MAN .h,As'sIsoTOs, W. Va, Oct. 12.
sS''0n passed Of quietly. Tbs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
The NEWS.
Siftings From Our Reports by
Railroad and Wire.
nAypnot,o

Tanner is still in the lecture field.
Yesterdays European steamers land
ell 81 ss! 900 in gold at New York, yes.
trisy.
An even dozen serious stahbing al.
trays occurred in New York. last Sun
dav.
The Rhode Island Democrats hold
their State Convention at Providence.
today.
Henry Ward Beecher is billed for a
Republican speech in Cooper Institute,
New York, tonight.
Eight persons, TO oe known as game
and ish protectors" will be appointed
by Governor Cornell, OF New York,
shortly. They will hold Office for three
wears and receive a salary Of $500, with
| $3.50 additional for travelling expenses.
The cotton crop reports indicate an
nniavorabe outlook in Mississippi in
consequence of heavy rains. Similar
reports come FROM Louisiana and Ala
htma. From Georgia, Virginia and
F,urIa the reports are or more en-
c1uraginy character.
At a log.rolling near TayIOrsvile,
Armstrong county, Pa, three sets OF
dies for the manufacture Of bogus CON
we're found bv the workmen beneath
one Of the logs. They were for the lm.
| preston OF the standard dollar, Tor the
ride dollar and twenty-five cen,
pieces.
Foreign.
General R)ca has been proclaimed
| Pre-iient OF the Argentine Republic.
Major CaLzo, son-in law Of General
Garibtlli, has been released from prison
A tr,esrun from Sidney, Australia,
says that great political excitement ex
SITS Ia Z ieeDsland.
| The London Time, understands tha,
t.erc is 40 immediate intention Of send
ing more troops to ireland.
i A dispatch from Pers says the Sultar
has signei decree ordering the imne
diste surrender OF Dulciyno.
The kurds are reported TO have dc
stroyed 10 Persian villages. They hav,
retrrated over the frontier, taking thei
booty with thcm.
1t is reported that cod to the amoun
|
Bank of France, Yesterday, for shiprnen
10 the United states.
Prince Charles Antony, third son o
Prince Leopold Of HohenE )ilern, ha
been definitely settled upon AZ the hei
TO the L. umanian throne.
A plsster-r named HoTerman and III
steward, named Spencer, employed b.
Dub.in Lobleman. have been arrests
in connection with the murder OF Lo:,
Mountmorres.
The Porte has handel the ambasss
dors Of the powers at Constantinople
note announcing the surrender OF Dul
cigno to Montenegro. The note ~
presses the hope that the pressure
the powers will be relInquished.
Suicides are on the increase in Franc,
The number in 1870 vas T. l51; in 1877;
5.272; in 1874, 5,6l7; in 1875, 5,S)l; !
1877, 5, ,S22; and in 1873 TO which onl
statistics have been made up-6,42
great manv cases, too, are hushed q
/ and never appear.
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OH 10.

Peace and Quiet Reign Everyw"ere-An
Ecormous Vote BROUGHT Out-Busi-
mesa Men Taking More Interes, Than
Ever Before. ~
CoLuxBus, October 12. Reports from
al over the State received Up to three
o'clock say the weather is hne and the
full strength OF b,th parties is coming
out. Republicans now claim that THEY
have evidences OF 2 aims in this city sui
f3cisnt to carry it by Q small majoiity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
CINCI NNATI.

Views of the Leacing Party Organs
Landers and the Entire Democratic
Ticket Certainly Elected in Indiana
The Result In ohio.
Special Dispatch TO the Enquirer.
CIS T>NaTi, October -.
tt is impossible to give any accurate
information at this hour. The late st
dispatches rom Indiana to the Enquirer
indicates the election OF Lar ders. fer
Governor, and success OF the e. tire
Democratic State tic CT Ohio has cast
the heaviest vote ever known, ard
points to Republican success.
ENQUIRER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
MASON COUNTY.

Iahati1ns that tho Democrats Have q
Plursl.ty on State Ticket.
"a, Dispatch % the Register.
POlSr PLEASANT. Oct. IL.
The returns up to this hour are mea-
=, There are indications OF Demo
cra'i, plurality for the State ticket, in
tbs county, AMI both Tippett and Row
lev. Democrats, are undoubtedly elected
% tie House oi Delegates. II.
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CABELL COUNTY,

A0Ssiaz Democratic Majority for the
Fun Ticket.
Pa. p.'ol,ch - the Register.
hrNrISIroS, W. Va, October l2.
io're was very full vote here to-day.
S''on has carried the county by from
to 800 majority. The Democratic
my ticket has been elected by ma
o's ranging from 80 to 500. The
''noa'k vote being very light. We
'e partial returns from Milton, Guyn-
' AMI Huntington, Indicating as
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TAYLOR COUNTY.

The COun, at Grafton Postponed Until
To-Day.
s,,cit. D.,pa,ca to the Register.
GRAFroS, W. Va, Oct. II.
We have postponed counting here
uni, tomorrow. Cannot give an esti-
nl,e II the vote tonight.
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WOOD COUNTY.

Nothing Definite From Psrke rsburg.
Special Dispsieh to the Register.
PARKEEsBuRG, October IL.
Only 200 tickets have been counted
at this writing (l0 P.M) Nearly all are
badly scratched. There is nothing
from the county upon which to base an
estimate. w. Il. +.
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whole number OF votes poled at this
place is s3s. The result at this time,
S:SoP. NJ, is as follows: Jackson 20
Sturgiss q; Smith, for Senator OF Second.
district. Is; Furbee, for Senator OF Sec
ond 4 istrict, "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
What the Comm rcizl Says.

Special to the Register.
CIxcISSArI, October l2
The Republicans have victory IN
Cincin natl, electing both Congressman
and the whole county ticket. Butter
worth and Young have each about a
l,COO majority. State largely Republi-
can NJ HALSTEAD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

The county as a whole will, however,
undoubtedly 90 Democratic. The vote
OF the employees OF manufacturing estao-
lishments is said to be almost uniformly
Republican. Straight tickets are being
voted and the scratching is on local al
fairs. The saloons are closed by order
of the Council and there is no drunken
ness. An old resident says the cleo
tion
Il as Qu'et a. Ever Known.
There are few strangers in the city,
but the late trains viii be loaded with
people coming here to get the early re-
turns. Two arrests have 30 Tar been
made, one OF IA Republican and one oil a
Democrat. In both instances the ques,.
ton is as to the place OF residence and
is technical, one so that no prosecution
is likely to ensued.
At the Republican headquarters re-,
ports have been received from several
towns and precincts which give ground
for expecting Repub lean gains.
John @. Thompson's Opinion.
Nothing has been received at the
Democratic headquarters which would
indicate the drift OF the voting, but
John u. Thompson says victory Is Ger.
tain for the Democratic party If fair
vote is had.
A remarkable feature Of the days
work has been the appearance at the
polls OF the better men Of either party
who assisted at the organization early
in the morning, aud have shown an
unfagging interest ever since. Many
of these men have not taken an active
part in politics for years.
There is no Greenback or Prohib!-
tion,st vote worth mentioning III this
locality.
At Cincinnati.
CIxcIxYATI, October l2.-The weather
was CLOUDY in the morning, but clear and
pleasant IN the afternoon. The vote
b gan TO be cast very early, and at p.
NJ. the number of votes in the boxes IN
many precincts exceeded the total vo:e
Of last year. Business was practically
suspended and the largest vote ever cast
will be pnlled to-day. There has been
no trouble up TO the present time.
AS precautionary measure, the Mayor
has called on the militia to be in readi-
ness, and several companies are at the
armorv ready to respond il called upon.
A ualI Il, Zen arrests have been made tor
disorlraly conduct and for attempted d
illegal voting. Tie polls are clo.eiy
watched everywhere. Very little
scratching is being done. The Repuili.
cans regard the heavy vote as In their
favor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

Diph,heria ha. assumed almost an ep.
;demic form in P,ttsbsryi,, ,ad the ply.
sicians ara printing patholoIies oil the
disease.
The military authorities in the west
OF Ireland are making extensive pfepa'
tons in view oi apPrehrnded disturb.
ancea. Houses are being hired at
Tuan and Hcsdford, in Galway, and as
Gala, in Mayo, for immediate ocrupa.
ton By military detachments. Troops
will also leave CarrA2h, of kildarie, LOT
Cls,le Bar and westport in Mayo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN AnCL.
New York.

NEW YoRK. October l2.-MoSsv-
Easier at 2(a3 per cent. Prime mercan.
tile paper 4!@5i per cent. Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills firm at 4Slt; de-
mand 4s3i. Produce exports for tbs
week s., ,52I, 900.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Ten Men Drowned I'm q Mine.

srELLxxrox, n. b., Oc.oLer a.
Water burst into the Ford pits Of tie
Albanian mines. from the old workings
Of the BY. mine, kill ng TEN men,
amongst whom are James Frazer, the
underground manager, and Conway, .
boss. The names OF the others ne not
vet ascertained.
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THE PITTSBURGH COLL
SION.

Another Death Recorded-Sev-
cral other Victims Expected to
Die.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October Pan
other victim OF Saturday nights COLI
sion, Miss Rose McCabe. died last night
at the West Penn Hospital. Up to noon
TODAY no more deaths had occurred,
though little hopes are entertained oi
several. The railroad authorities are
holding q secret investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
BARN ESVILLE.

The Returns Show Democratic Gain.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
BARSEsvILLR, October IL.
The vote of Warren township on the
State ticket is as follows: Townsend.
GIL; Lang, 426. The result is a Demo-
cratic gain of 9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

a,ockho.dsss In the United Etstss Daildinf
ASsi ,,,D,, a re hereby n0tihed ths; the Annu0
TlsrtiOu OF Dlrreton, Win be he'd IN BsLd,ng
Asoc.stlon Hall. On Tgs.dag ey:n, ng. S, SssGse
16sh, $50. ChAh y. LILY
CaAi ". CoanR. ese'y. oc. y ~
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BELMONT COUNTY.
She Still Stands Solid in the
Democratic Column.
BELLAIRE.
The Vote Of the City Complete.

The Vote Of the City Complete.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
BELLAIRK, October 12.
The vote OF Bellsire city anl Pultney
township complete is a. follows: Town.
send, Republican, l,0s9. Lang, Demo-
crat, 1858. Republican majority 81, q
gain Of q over last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

General Grant left New York city at
p. NJ, yesterday, for Boston.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-19
a Tried Candid "a 10.

Tilden is q tried candidate. We
know what he did four years ago-and
the record is the highest in the whole
history Of American politics. No 9TH.
err man ever before carried the great
state Of New York by so large vote
no other candidate for national Office
ever received so large a vote at the
hands of his countrymen; and no 9TH
er democrat but him has been elected
president Of the United States since
1856. That he can repeat the record
Of 1876 we have every reason for believ
ing. There are no reasons for fearing
that he cannot. He has borne himself
in the last four years with admirable pa
,ience and dignity and while those who
defrauded him certainly hate him with
deeper ill-will, he has not lost one
atom OF that respect and admiration
Of his countrymen which were SO signal
ly demonstrated four years ago.-St
Louis Republican.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-19


HOUSTON is headquarters for sever
al railroads and should DO good place
to get news of intended movements
The Post OF Thursday morning says ::
The San Antonio and FL Paso rail
road will begin running out of San
Antonio next week, on the western
line, and expect to complete one hun.
dred miles within twelve months
Of the International the Post says
"The contract for the extension of the
International from Austin to San An.
tonic calls for its completion on the
2lst Of December next. but the con.
tractors state that they will have the
cars running into San Antonio by Nov
vember. Six hundred men and two.
hundred teams are now at work on the
first thirty miles. Ties Tor the entire
line are already out, and are being de
liverei. the iron for the same has
been purchashed and is being shipped
This may be regarded as authentic."
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-06-19
Tilden mgninsi Gar0eld.

1t has been predicted by politicians
that Tilden would DO nominated as
against Grant or Blaine, but not against
new man. But the autecedents Of
Garfield seem to demand the nomina-
ton of Tilden more than ever. The
Courier-J ournal announcing the action
Of the Chicago convention, very peril.
nently says:
Behold the result | Consider the
ftuess of things. The Republican
party takes the field under leader
who, within aud without, Is most like
to Itself. Aud what shall the Demo-
cratic party do? We answer, meet
shams with realities and confront the
muscular demagogue with the figure
OF the fellow citizen he did 80 much to
wrong. It was this seif-same Garfield
who sat upon the electoral tribunal and
cheated Samuel J. Tilden out Of the
Office to which the people elected him.
Thestory will be complete when he has
paid the debt, and justice commands
that the debt be paid in person, man
to man and in case party 10 the
proceedin9 il wanted at the end who
was present in the beginning there is a
near neichbor of Mr., Garfield who also
vat upon the commission, Mr.. Payne of
Cleveland. who in the unavoidable ab
sepce of Mr.. Hendricks can make Ohio
AZ sure as Indiana"