The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-30

0tAyAD4 tDAb he ever uttered eenC-
msnts full of disloyal,y and vindictive-
ness, such as were recently attributed
TO him BY writer 10 paper in Maine
and somewhat widely EepubIished.
Episcopal Convention
New York, Oct 2s.-The Tizaes. on
the adjournment Of the Episcopal Geo-
eral Convention, says Il may be doubt
ed whether sny previous convention of
represeD atives of the Episcopal family
Ia, done more TO adjust the working
forces Of this religious body 10 the times
In which we live than tia one which
concluded is session las. evening.
Monsyed Effort TO Capture the Nutmeg
state.
CHICAGO. Oct 29.-Facts ascertained
today indicate that Bsrnum is prepar>
ing to make every effort to carry Con-
necticut. The Democratic State Cen
trial Committee q. New Haven on Sat-
urday last received from him S25. 900 10
the form. of certificate Of deposit,
which was placed in New Haven bank.
Ex- Gov Jas English, candidate for Gov
ernor. matches this contribution with
bis own check for SIS. 0Oo Republicans
claim that this effort indicates th Il Bar
mum feels 80 uncertain as to other
States that be regards il as positively
necessary that Connecticut's .ix votes
shall be secured. Another and quite IS
reasonable theory is that he is seeking
to grind bis own axe. The national
ticket suffers by the making of go effort
A. ha -
bis own election 10 the Senate, which
has long been his ambition. Unques-
tionably the throwing of such a sum as
$50. 900 into so small and close . State
on the very eve of election cannot fail
10 have some effect
Morey Identified.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Edw. Emann,
of Lawrence. Mass, actually swears to
Moreys personal connection with the
Employers Union, as he had met him
in city saloon.
DR. A Heame. q physician Of Lynn.
living on Church Street. says that be
has an account book which shows that
he attended Morey's family fire.
quently and was paid his bills. He said
il is absurd for any person to say that
any such person as Morey did not hive.
The prosecution is trying to prolong
the case so as to prevent defense from
producing proof of the authenticity of
the Chinese letter before it is too late to
affect the election.
Plotting Against Voters.
New YORK. Oct ga Times special
from Charleston says the Republican
committee has discovered sn ingenious
plot to disfranchise voters and escape
the penalties. The Commissioner of
Election will delay to appoint mana
gers until too late to fill vacancies ow.
ing to refusal to serve, and all ap-
pointees in Republican precinct are In
structed to refuse. Consequently no
election can be held, as every manager
has declined to qualify.
A Woman Rogue.
Boston, Oct 29.-Mrs Gould. cashier
in the womsn's bank and q believer in
womsn's rights, swindled the INK out
of $4,000.
Returns to his First Love.
NEW YORK, Oct 2I.-Chsrles Fran
els Adams. Jr.. who supported Tilden
four years ago. addresses the Indepen.
dent Republicans here tomorrow night
10 give his reasons for supporting
Garfield now. He holds that while he
thought Tilden was elected the assert
ed fraud of rs is not now q living
issue. Besides. he says later develop.
ments show the frand was not all on
one side. and the Democratic party is
in the position of the man who COM
plains of having his pockets picked
while he himself is cheating ut cards.
Therefore he thinks the Democracy
were wise IN dropping the fraud cam
didate. Federal Interference in South
ern domestic affairs is over and specie
payments have been established.
The living issues of today are questions
of administration. and the Republican
party aud candidates are pledged To
continue the wise administration of
Hayes. which will bear comparison
with the best and purest preceding it.
While Garfield aud the Republican
party have at least four years record of
honor and success their opponents offer
no record as basis for popular con-
fdencs. Their record is opposition and
obstruction 10 resump,i'l and sound
finance. Their twenty years of oppo
sition have made no mark justifying a
change for their restoration 10 power
Now. even, its free-trader Adams lis
against Democracy ON its plank of
tariff for revenue only. Its candidate
evidently don't even know what tariff
is. No future for free trade is to be
won out Of pure and unadulterated is-
norance Of the subject Better fight
the battle Out with the real enemies
than to put faith in those who chuck
cut great principles to voters as gam
blers might toss pennies to tramps,
Nor. can Adams understand why at
this day OF civil administration mare
soldier should be- made Chief Executive
OF this great nation. II Hancock
illusions upon the tariff are to be &C
eepted as . fair sample Of his know
ledge Of fiscal aud currency topics he
would unquestionably furnish a good
subject for admission TO q commercial
college. but his inaugural might contain
some singular economical discoveries.
Above ell Adams weighs the impor
lance Of such . vote for Garfield a. viii
render impossible the dangers to ma
taensl peace and prosperity which come
from any indecisive result With A
Seiid Solth for Hancock be urges that
. divided North will mean national
psrii OF the most fearful character.
GEN. Grant Proph.sies.
SYRACUSE. Oct 26-Gen Grant, in an
inAar A.a.x %, L..