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Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
SECOND EDITION.
a TEN EAa wARD KlOT.

A Democratic RiOt in tne 1enih
Ward-An IaOffonsiVo CslSFSo
Man ses UPen by . rob Of DepaiS
nhertR. nd Special OMsers-
Deputs Marshals who RnteE fers
Arrested.
The only row Of any consequence
that occurred this morDing took plas
In the Tepth Ward a. the polls, JACK
son and p cas- mt streets. The details
arE SO 70 lows:
About 10 o'clnck Q coiored man who
lives In the Ward and who showsd q
tax recsipt cam TO the window 10 vote
ssma one chsllergsd his vote and
crowd Of drunk window men ran ny
all hco:ing and shouting st the man Al
once. He insisted that he had . vote.
but was ssi1 4 and hustled awav from
the window by Charley Shields, q
deputy sheriff.
THIS was the signal for ageneral a.
sault 10 be made upon the colored map
and he was kicked and beaten BY
Shields and hts comrades, prominent
among when was officer Chambers Of
the peliee force.
-Four Of the Deputy Marshsls, named
Artemss Wilhelm, William Blackburn,
John Black burn and Jacob Smith
ran to the mans assistance and
prevented him receiving much
rough handling. They in turn were
assaulted, aud arrested by the Sheriff
deputies, who ou,numbersd them two
to one, and the colored man was taken
In charge by 0ficsr Chambers.
The men were all taken to the City
Hall, where they wers promptly re-
leased by the Mayor who advised the
cficsrs to be more discreet In making
arrests hereafter.
The assault on the oolored man and
the arrest Of the Deputy MaJshaIs con-
stituts q high, handed outrage, and was
wholly unoallsd for.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Agent Berry DeeAags EgiHsaslfaO be
u Much. ADnneN R0a

CHRYEEER, Wy. T., Nov. IA dis.
patch from the camp on Whits river
says: Agent Berry and party, iualud.
iug Meachan and q few Utss, arrived
there on the 28.h, direct from Los
PInos agency. B,rry, upon his report,
is o much-abused individual. ColOrow,
the Whits River Chief, with mis- camp,
arrived at Rswlins this morning, and
will 90 10 Denver via Cheyenne.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Death ~ en,..OsL Eiiicr;

Mr.. 6amuvl Miller, ST., well 81
in this city as q hotel-kerper, ~
old age, yesterday, at the Der
Mansion near Newark. Delaware.
deceased was born near AVV'l
Chester County, Pa, on De" nv
1903. At difsIsn: periods OF u
he has been the proprietor OF inc
Ton Hotel, on the Lancaster pIAII
Kiktou, Md, hotel and tue "
Queen, ths city Black II r'o "T
Washing tSn Hotels Of this City.
year 1855 he discontinued krep~
Washing ton House, and sur'ga
he purchased the Martin iN
Newark. He will be bur'dd SSD
day sfternooD from tho roS,gS ,,%
Mics Eliz. W. Robinson, no, taI
etrset. TAe intTAent VIII 70 ,.
Wilnir gton and BrspdyWine .' en-
Two sons and two daughters ~
him.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
TNilGsieh En hptIi.

There are three bnudred thouGAud
'oll gates to hell, in the United States
occupying th- tine ofsix hundred thou
sand men. Suppose tae same number
o' men would come from Eoglsnd and
do one huudredth pert otthe damage tC
oar psopls, the cry would be raised all
over the land, TO armti armsl and hurl
tue deStfuctive foe from our lsndl But
osususe the rum cur3a is authorized by
aw, our people are wiling TO su6mIr
% the gr~st1st evil that ever sfil vted
any community.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
hIBle well.

A Republican Congress ,,S.ur,' Sor"
support a Republican Pr'sln,S, ,,srsI
ali 10 well. This COUNTRY sn'' ~, al
upon a period Of prospsrp,N,. p,.OSl N,
than II has ever kpo~n. kssuSI .fs'
is safe, the public credit " T"s,s| Savs
Constitution as IL 10, 10 saie. -, h
cause for anxiety, no cs''ss s,'n ~ h
tain. Room for the AmeIT', -,
That .Iorious bird Is %OOs' ""
itsFii.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
The nnn,sntnp Glass R.owers.

The attendance has increased daily
sinos Monday, at this popular enter.
tninmeut, located at 500 Market street
The wonderful glass engine, together
With flna collection If ou!iosities Ia
glass, attract gres: attention. TIE vo.
ting for TIE hapdsomest baby was car,
ried on qniet lively yesterday, and
about Atty juvenile contestants are on
the list, and others are added Is fast
as received. TLe elegant present Is
nov on exhibition IL their windows
All visitors are presented with spsct-
msn Of glass work manufactured IL
their presence, by the company, SONS
OF which are quite elaborate.
Below Is Int Of the leading babies
AZ the CLOSE last evening BiauCh Ain.
3cow, Brrtna Sparks. Elsie Rice, Wslter
Pcrcival, Blitb Weston, Finn Sutton,
Maggie Glending, Adolph Hbermau.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
eaeBAilAn Finances,

BFRLIS, November 2 -- Herr Bitter,
Ainhtsr Of Finance, in introducing the
PfusSian budget said tAo last fsancisl
year showed a deficit necesLi,atinR a
loan OF ESQ 600. The estimates Of th4
yssrs lSSo-sl Ia anoed, but part Of the
expenditure was extraordinary. The
ordinary budget showed a surp.us Of
fl $4,000, Of which G70 600 will be dc.
voted to the rtmisstou Of taxation. Herr
B'tt'r forShaiOwed au Increase OF the
brewing tax, the taxes on those ex-
empted from military servi;s anu those
on the Bonrss bspkine Cd ra'ions.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
A BOY STABLE. ID
FGanH Kenpedy tDJnred BY C<.i.
0reJ hOy Hameu Brown.

F2anH Kennedy injured BY q Gil
Crsd boy Named Brown.
William Brown, col0rsd, aged about
thirteen years, stabbed . white boy
named Kennedy, yesterday afternoon,
at Fifth and Market sr cts. Kennedy
who Ia the son Cf Deputy W. s. Mar
shSl John Kennedy, residing at Fifth
and Orange streets, was met By Brown
and quarrel eusued. During the a.
fray the latter drew knife and stab.
bed his opponent in the shoulder and
neck, in the latter case the knife mar
rowly escaping the oarotoisd artery
The injured lad was taken to the City
Hall, and his wou1dB were dressed by
DR.. Ozle. Brown, who lives in Ander
son's Court, was Immediately arrested,
and will probably be given a hearing
this evening. He says la vas urggd
,vstab the youth by crowd Of boys
fsrRar thpn himself Kennedy and his
assaisn. had hard words together Oh
Monday and this /. supposed 70 be the
reason for the renewal OF the'quarrel.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
The Chnyxo AEasusI rhirp

All the spectators In Judge DaT
crowded court room bristlsd up N
expectation, yesterday, when
counsel for the defense Of Philip, in
examination on charge Of mailed
libel, called t1 tho wlt ess stand a
son bearing the historical, but ap
emily almost extinct nAms OF MOf
This Was q person Of rural AppeAraf
who answered to tho Dsme Of SAN
8. Morey, and who said he had
au uncle In Massachusetts, paa
Henry l.. MorRy. He said he had
this uncle in the street in Lynn, ad
the time Of the date borne by the lo1
letter addrssse | 10 II. L. Morey. A
tel register from Lynn was also
duced, In which Il. l., Morey T1'
regist red, once as coming from Il
and tho other from Lynn.
Kenwsrd Philip, the defendant
fed in his own behalf. His direct
animation was very brlef, being cong
almost exclusively to denying tla
weots the forged letter. On btingC
examined by Mr.. Bliss, be ad~l
that he wrote the editorials 10 Y
tion, notably tho one entitled ~
and Sticking 10 it," and acknoEIe1
that he was something Of an expT
the counterfeiting OF tsignaturds, "a
initiated those Of Charles DlSk
Andrew johnson, Thomas Mast 90
Daggett, Of Brooklyn, and others
tsr being bswildersd by hh
questions, the defendant admitted
he had written the editoria! ep'
"Lying and Sticking 10 It," b'!,f
had seeU the original horey i''t
even fac siuilo Of it, AMI thst 10
only the assertion OF toe publsn
the paper that the letter was Wrl"s
Mr.. Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
EpUYS' CLOTAIN4.


Nobody in tn hs city. New York or Boston,
has 80 gTcst variety In boys' clothing: mo-
bsfy seeing ~ care 30 much about excslung
in IT,
Our styles are Of own making, SUBJECT to
the very general requirements OF the fashion
oithe season. The same etyles are not 10 be
iouHd elsewhere, At least not until they arc
oopiet.
near tho Market street middle entrance.
.J0hN WARAMA AKRR-
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
FiFTA E0lrt0Nl
oAirED nrArEs sEsATs
Either u TIE, or a H.,,.,,
Tha n MarnLu. -

~. ~ = - sI'ritJ OF so'
iho whole numbsr OF IJn,,.,
senators 10 7e. As tie ssns o'st
stands, there ara 49Dsmoors,. ,s 1n poI
Of Illinois inoluded) and So R.nas .nAsi'
cans. Ihe ttrms OLA Democr.i1I
hepublioAns will expirs ou NJ ~
1881, Ihe vacancies ocouryinS ~ a. nAdsl
iiornia, Connecticut, Dslavars. PI,, n III
Indiana, Maine, Maryland. na...osl
setts, Michigan, Minnesota Mi.sI'"a M'AOa
Missouri, NEBRASKA, Nevada, Nav
ssy, New York, Ohio, Psnnsviv,s;t
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas yernll %
Virginia, Vast Virginia and wia vyl
sin: rhe Republicans will lo,s ,''o y
esas in Mississippi. and gain sir I "a.
IN Connecticut, Indiana, New 1s,os ,o
Nav York, 0hio and P.nps,i..sSY
with the representation Of the ys~si
Ing eighteen States unchangsS
new Senate will stand: R,pabIi,,s
~; Democrats, 3s--a pslilicaI liz s,l
the casting vots IN tbs Vios. Presid .r,
hands. Florida 10 tue only one Of ~,
elghtess States whose Legislature T {.
donb!. II the Republicans b,vs :"
risd the Florida Legislature, tbsv y
have aajorlty OF 4 In tina nav S,r'
HoUsH OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The present House Of Rspresor,
tives contains lG3 Dsmoorats (il a.
hackers ihcluded) aud 1876 R-pnI1
cans--s Fusion majority Of a.
the Congressional elections held mi
to November the Republicans mad.
net gain OF ten seat5, reducing lba A
sion majority from 33 10 lS MAJ
districts in the sou,hsrn and Wegts
States voting yesterday hay, not bai
heard from, aud tue vote In soms i
triots in the &idals States is SO Oh
as to be as yet undecided. The Rsn|
sentasives elected includes l58 Rsa1
lioans and l37 Democrats aud Grr..
backers---a Republican msjodtv o1
the Pusionists.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
A Cross RRbY.

Nothing is SO conducive TO a mans
remaining bachelor as stepping for
one night at the house Of married
friend and being kept awake for five or
six hours by the crying Of cross baby.
ALI GROSS and crying babies need only
Hop Bitters to make them well ard
smiling. Young man, remember th!s.-
Traveller.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
TihA Rhl sNhK.

War Department, Office o. the Chla'
signal ONCer, Washington, Nov. 81
4. N.
Indications for Weduesdsy-Fcr the
u ddle Atlantic States, increasing clou.
1lnes', winds shiftiug to warAer eOuth.
essterly, lover baro eter.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Toun,y RepnSs,enn n.tor,.y

The following are tAe IMPURITIES re
Gel I'D by the rssprctiVe oaudidGt-s q,
yesterdays elo,tiOn in New Castle Coun.
ty:
Garfield electors 1893.
Johl W. Houston Tor Cougrp go
Philip r. Clark for Sssriff 1911.
RsyWo,th WSl6in fer Coroner, l46.
Kd"a,d Tetts fer Sonstrr, I23.
E.G Bradford jr., FIR R.presenta-
tiv- 342
H. @ Mahafg, for Levy Cour. lG7.
G. Febiger, for L w Cour. $50,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
gyHGSlLK DEPARTMENT

ENH Z SILK DEPARTMENF
l. Is, rs q matter OF course the iiYotite O
the ladies This year IL rs vory IN i and com
lIete. The propriGtor5 ieel iast .rtde iI
thu FuperjoY quslny Gud s.Yie OF lhGr stock
In Black SIX trey baVe g. speciality, which
Ihsy have been selling ior The past twelve
yet.r3. and which has never failed 10 give SAT
Isiacit0n. ThIs Ia the u lEET silR. The
ne o. eolOred 81 Ks this season Is far superior
TO any tLey have ever shown. TDeg we Just
put N q iarse assortment OF the newest
Fhageg Of = CelebIa ed BiIk called :~TAPFEk, =,
LhO mo- t f,InOas Ia cs mapuIactures in y,
Ons, when they Lave redu e. to 81 csu and
. per yaTd. Ihue EOods iJImeTly sold IL VI
to S'..G per yard. They nave also new line
oi black UaLIaSsei at S..7b per yard. Thess
aIo tho
CHEAPEST GOODS IN hMERICA.
One week ae Q hey sold ior 81 80 psr yard
They are also oHeving tho best ONE OIL
LAR BlaoL and C0iCTed Sarins in Tho coUn
Try. The same goods have sold at el2j per
ya;t.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
pUYs, AND OAIl.pREN,s HATS.

We havo all the new styles that ere ont.
" e have also son hats from last year, which
you may have to- temporary uBe, " take the
p'ac0 ci the shabby ones. II you want to welt
4 II tie for later styiss. Tceae will answer "
beain with, and cost so llttl5thRt you o2E
afford tnGiya Ehenn &way In q month.
Near tho east MnrkeGstToet entranee-
IDItE WAEAMARE
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
GHOES.

&HOIS.
I.atist', gent'cmsnF, children's. We keep
Tho nusgt 1i WORK and the best o. leather;
ready rshe and tn neagarej We keep alao ali
sor . Of honest ENOeg,
Market gtreet tro nj west nfmiddIe optrnnce.
JOHN WANAMAkELs.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Ew Hd1B a An d SHOE d . :, !. d.
GEORGE 8, HAaANy

hal T9t opehoi "t No = W. eat SiYtb street.
WIN iill and seasonsble STOCK Of ali h nds
o. DO 70 and shoes for laaies, RentIsu On.
Wy =, ooys and children. II you want bar.
ELL n. =. "a sn0a goods give us call AZ tho
ts % re 'aiisd No. West sixth sfvest
otr.a "''S's'
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

Hamilton & Co.'S o / II I'll in Shreve.
port, L2., was burne sunday night.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
DKx D",,~
w. M. KEkNARD E. co
62i M ARKFT ST

A RErhEs> ENTslIsE
N Oi This Paper called there and wai
initiated in,o the mysteries and BEAUTIES
VIII lah hll iha commol ious house. He was
truck with the admirable dh htfibutt0n oi the
VARIOUS ARTlOLES
witch Constitute the stock and trado OF this
we'll conducted and thoioushly live mercan
tile estabnshment and realised that that
exActlDg mistrsss, "Art." presldes over tn.
narts of trade, as we'll as the dastnies Of
studios and AT galleries,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
IVY M EPNNARuhCO

EET N. ERNNARDh 90.
w all especial attar ton TO mahe oi
goods hyperion 10 any sod Ia the couut9 viz:
LuPIN's Ella X OASHMERE5 AND
MEElNUS,
ofwh!ch they hSvo the Iull line numbers.
Ihon ths'e are other Lew styles OF oiaCk
good, tuch az Powder Clio he, ShOodRa bIRp
UAlm4, silk T.rp OashmaIe3, M0mas anu
UaAc 's hair In large variety. And Mag
nitiCelt Light 10 500 them by.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

LHANCY DRESS GOODS DEPART
4 MEET. Here they have the lustNy
celebrated RUUUHUlH. or handEer, h 81
.ress goodf, IN area: variety Of shades. a, So
N elegant assortment Of plsid. They are
..so soiliDg in cold coLCrs Iargs variety Of
Lupins Caehrnercs at tho LOWEST
ERICES ever known In the same qualities.
FINE CANTON CLOTH,
Somethi"R rev Tor o. Cants. Colored Sbo0das,
iGmas flannel SWt!ugA and n Iars o variety
Ut American Dress Goods at I21S,. per ylrd
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
rUBBER ENTERTAINMENTS,

"
These garments ere Of very unequal quail
ty; It is glIess work 10 bay them; not ono per.
HoD IN huh re'l can ju iSs oI IHom.
1t ia t0'e-ably we'll known that wo know
what our ZOO arc: that Ro gasIantee them:
anH sell under the market bcstdeG.
Main s!sie from hSrkatstEe6t middle on
trance, Rt It's junction with Outsr oircle
John WANAkAKKR.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

State OF the FheEMunteeF
At the RsPUBLTcAR Office; on Wednesday
morning, Nov. 5:
I o'clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock
4Jo Go GJJ
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

TTNdE CLDTH AND CASHMERE De
L PARTMEt W ich is dirGety under
a splendid skylight, Includes
LADIES GENILtMFN's AND CHIL
DEEMS WEIR UIDARINGS
AND SUIlINtfS
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
rlltsr sslaaUN a. GARpR.


TEN Il5fRY DIR. PHILIp JONES,
IL WITH practical experience of%gIN
over o. years, wodid respectfully in-fatsYYYN
form the citizens Of Wilmington and Edy
rounding country, that he stlil continues the
prsotios Of Dentistry IN all ne branches, at Nc
i00i Washington st. All oi nc iegt and NOS
reliable materials used. k-2l-0
TTTE2TTi FOX ALL THR PEOPLE
L. ~--
Een7EiEI Tsath OF IS, ab, RS and s1oa6FEA
o., eet Teeth extracted Withc2t peiaQktsYg
tY he uts Ci Esg. Over thirty ytsrs eXpsI
lEGaO, HR. GALLAGHER,
NO so 'dBFEg' R-sSs
LNLuCUIG0A
PROF. X. T. FORD, teacher Of esccutfeu
snd caliEthenlcs. special ratos TO SshOOls
and private stldThG.
n. W. COR. EIG HTH AND WEST,
l0it.tt Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Wilmington, Delaware

Our assortment Of the fiDcr epates al N
snd Ooffee, and pariecsiy pure puppsy. ssd
spAcea generally. 10 ono Of tho GetS trler
elWay D..s,y rsght SUGAR Az GtfiI ~ CUK
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
gU M. KENNARD q co

WY M. HENNARD b CO.
w seem TO have realised the great i'm
po lance Of thrss leading necessary adjdnoti
70 zsde, yixs
LIGHT, -
OUNvENlENOE, -
POLITE ATTENTION.
tDne is impressed Immediately upon enternq
their store with the plendid light ~h oh iaIlt
uDoL and around sv.ry OH ot q the room,
which shows Oh the iull stcek OF goods 10
splendid advantage, and affords the pur
cha or ane opportunity TO examine fabrics IN
p rieet case IN any part oi the establish a ent
Then, 100 the govds on the OtlUNTt NJ
AND SHELVEs ARE 50 O )kVENlENT.
LY ARRANGED that II u ust DO . pleasure
10 the saiesmen, ., vol rs purchasers, t.
usnIle then Every Article has its depart
nent and every department 10 80 srranges
mat II requires but glance and touch "
pace them before customers The whole ei
iCct Of the tore is artistic and pleasant, and,
coupled with the
Polite ATTENTION
Of the snles aides and salesman, II s not
wonderful that this house enjoys = nno r9pn
tation and patronage.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

fEHG CRETON AND PRINT DEPART.
M r IL i.lD OF the newest cOIlrS an1
ntest sdNles. ] here so9ib are being 30 d at
Jiioe' ro1@i0R from 8 ccnt psr ya,dup
LADIH. > MifSES' AND MRl'S WHITE
BtlE,&p UNDERWE EAh, WHIrE.
t.-LJJG"D AND ~ AELLt,lN
BRGlT PEUFUSIUE.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03

gHGUh as SUTTON DEPAKruEHI
7 CoapEnr3 NJ the latest designs ior
early AZ p1'poses.
IN TIKI NATTER OF RIBBONS
hoy have very iuH end complete stock, .
p '0DinonI feature OF which is d line OF gu
uorior black ann coioTad ribbon warranted !
.lK. An elegant line Of
LADIES AND MISS ES' ROSlERY
sal o c1h,rl Ell. They show shis season =
ne Ct Warts (LCndopl L1dlss ant Elissas
Il Hosiery la al s!zes and cOlors.
KID GLOVES.
~ best quality o d styles, such as
u UetUrMe. Fen . KID, the no.
reriCi, In all sizes and cOlors.
sold al low h4ufeg for this
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

and protectors of the financial, manufac-
turing and commercial interests of the
country (an assumption entirely unwar-
ranted in view of the unprecedented num-
Der of bankruptcies and commercial disas-
ters that have occurred during the period
they have had control Of the federal gov
ernment), have signed declaration that
in their opinion "a change Of administra-
ton will not be attended with disaster to
any of the industrial or financial interests !;
on the contrrry, the election of Hancock
and English, by promoting peace, tran
quillity and contentment in the Southern
states, will stimulate emigration and busi-
ness enterprise, the benefits of which will
be felt in all sections, and establish an era
of commercial prosperity greater and more
permanent than our country has hereto
fore enjoyed"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05
STATE ITEMS.

Col. Thomas A. Scott has given $1,000
toward the erection of the Episcopal hos
pital It Clinton, Delaware county.
A West Elizabeth coal miner, named
James E. Young. was struck by the Wall s
accommodation at Spring Hill, and instant
ly killed.
H. C. Willis, an old resident of Frank
lin. was found dead in his yard on Satur-
day He is believed to have been mur-
dered.
Around LackawaXcn. great numbers of
large white butterflies have made their ap-
pearance to the alarm OF the farmers. The
mass is so dense in places that it presents
the appearance ofa SHOW storm.
While returning to his home in Sharps.
burg after the big parade on Saturday
night, VIM. Baker was fatally injured by
q train on the West Penn railroad. In
jumping from the train while in motion
he fell under the wheels. and both feet
were ground off at the ankles.
The third annual convention OF the State
Association Of Pennsylvania Millers will
open in Wiikcsbarre in the Wyoming VAL
lay hotel, on Tuesday y, the 12th, for the
election of officers and the transaction of
other business. Reduced rates for board
have been secured at the various hotels for
visitors, and tickets for gratuitous ex-
cursion over the mountains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05
TOO MUCH INGERSOLLISM
How the Republican Party is Handicapped
by Infidel Bob.

How the Republican Party is Handicapped
by Intidel Bob.
Chaplain McCabe, well-known in MethO-
dist circles, sends the following explanation
and protest to the New York Times.
"YOu are at a loss to account for the
result in Maine. will explain it to you.
Preachers know more about what is going
on among the people than editors do.
Added to the detection Of thousands of
ProhiDitionists from Davis, caused by his
lukewarmness on the subject of temper
ancc, was the presence of Robert Ingersoll
in Maine. Ii the Republican party wish to
be utterly defeated this fall, they may send
this wrotched blasphemcr out to make
political speeches. Consider his history.
He spoke two or three years ago in Indiana,
and it remained Democratic. He spoke in
Ohio, and Ohio went Democratic. He
spoke in Illinois, and shook down our
majority from $4,000 to 6,0OO. He did
not speak in Iowa, and Iowa's majority
went up in that same election from 80, 600
TO SO, 900, Now you have well-nigh lost
Maine. tell you to keep him out Of the
field. You cannot expect the support of
thousands OF Christian men if you attempt
to carry such q load of ignorance, bias
phcmy, and scurrility as are represented
in the person and character Of Robert In
q ,rsOlI'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-05

JOHN CESSNA continues mailing to
Democrats his circulars appealing fol-
money and they continue remaillng them
to this Office. To his last edition of them
he has appended this foot note:
In addition to the reasons above set
forth, I beg to remind every friend OF oul
cause that many of the national bank
charters expire in 1884, which will be with.
in the term for which our chief executive
is to be chosen in November, and l need
not suggest to you what would be the re.
suit if the Democratic party should tri.
umph and secure the executive.
We believe this is not the first time
the national banks of Pennsylvania have
been struck for blackmail. Those who
were caught some years ago will hardly
put their fingers into the fire again.
though fools do not profit much by ex-
perience.