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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16
THE NEW oRLEANs DEMooRAT, FRIpAY ApR1L Is, 1880

ventory aforesaid, and found the same on
hand as follows.
1876 bonds, $1,000 each, belonging to
Mechanical and Agricultural
College ...................... .stes mn
2bonds, 500 each, belonging TO
Mechanical and Agricultural
College. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
16a bonds, $500 each, belonging to
Seminary fund. fd................ $4,000
2bonds, S100 each, belonging to
Seminary funI I............. 200
bond, $1,000, City Consolidated
fund. .................. 1000
10 bonds, $1,000, deposited by Louis
lana Equitable Insurance Com
pany. .....,............... ........ 10000
bond, $500, deposited by,Loutsi-
ana Equitable Insurance Com
pany. 500
26t bonds of $1,000 each ........ 2G7, 900
$50 bonds Of $1,000 each . 25D0DO
bonds of $1,000 each h........ 1000
80 bonds OF $500 each .. 100000
9796 coupons belonging to free school
.o. fund .......... .7..'.....>.@...... 287, ,qO5
2020 coupons belonging to redemp-
=, tlon Of State debt, 80. 49,425
81 bonds issued under act No. 81
OF 1870. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total ........................ ST. 241. .OBD
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-16

board, and the employment of clerk; cre-
ating board of examiners; defining their
powers and duties, and authorizing the en-
ployment of clerk; defining the intent and
meaning of the term valid warrants" pro-
viding for the destruction of warrants when
funded or exchanged for certificates; Gre
ating a fund for the redemption of the bonds
herein authorized to be issued, and for the
payment of the interest thereon when due /:
providing for appeals from the action of said
board, and repeating laws or part of laws In
conflict with the provisions of this act.
Was taken up on third reading.
The bill was read In full.
The yeas and nays on the final passage of
the bill resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Aitken, Allan, Archer At
kins, Billiu, Buchanan, Bulger, Bulow, Butler,
oade, ;aSan Cayole, ooegrove GRAIN Curley, Da-
denhefer, Essex, Farmer, Faulkner. Feazel,
Franz, Gibson, Golsan, Haney, Harris, Held.
enhain, Ives, jackson of st. Mary, Joffrion,
Jones, Kirk, K!einpeter, Legendre, Letten.
Lucke, Lyons, Mahoney, Millaudon, Nixon,
Donald. Mcdowell, McLeroy, Ogden Of Bos-
sier, Phillips, Pollard, Pope, Pritchard, Quinn
Richardson, Robertson, Roche, Schneider
Shaiffer, Shepherd, Talton, Yarnado. Vaughan,
Verret, vincent, Noorh1es, WeemS, Williams OF
Terrebonne. Wise, Yell, Young Of st. Lam
dry-72.
Nays-Messrs. Deibel. Frazier, Henry, New
som, Phipps, Young of Ioeria-6.
Absent-Me Messrs. Armstrong, Barry, Baskin,
Carron, Gardner, Hall, Hathaway, Herring,
Jackson of Natchitoches, Kavanagh, Lancas-
ter, Landry, Morgan, Pearce, st. Clair, String
fellow, Williams of Morehouse-17.
And the bill was finally passed.
Tha title yras raad and adonfnd
MIR. Farmer moved to reconsider the vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17
Ss EDss;sN Aa.
DIR. TUFTS
.EIX.PEICTORANT,
IN % CGS. AND 81 BOTTLES,

lis properties are pcuu!cent, Nutritve, Bal.
saDl!c Soothing snd Rcp!irg. Combining al
these qualities. it is the most effective LUNG
b8L>hM ever ctIrrcd to sufferers from ruilno-
nary diseases
Tir. J. Y. HAYWOOD, of New York, voiuu-
ts.ily ildossea it. Read what be says:
New York, Sept 10. 1877.
nT. Tut: Dea. 81. -Du,iRg this year treat.
Cr: Giao hundred cases o. lung diseases. In tho
lower wards 0t the city the cases were of very
sovefo tyre. II wAs thare my b.tention was
called 20 TUFTS Espoc!Orsrt, and confess NY
surprise II i.s wonderful power. During prac-
tica of twcn.y ~ AIS have uever known d med
iciRe 70 Get as pscm%tly and with such happy
cticcts. II Instantly subduad tho most vio.cn
E.s OF Coughing. and invariably cured the ii-
scaso il = Jew day.. l chcvrfully endorse i. &c
.Ge best lung !nut;cine ever used
j EEkNCln Hay MOOD MD
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader. hAvs you caught co!i2 Are you
uGano to raiso tie ph'osm? Hsve you an irri.
tatioI in the tnrna.? a sarsa of Oppression on
the lungs with short breath? Do you have
fl. Of coughing on lying dowa2 a sharp pain
now sna then in region OF the art, shoulders
and back2 Ii SO, OUR ADVICE Is to takn
~ once doao of TUFTS Sxpo:toralt; you will
soon &c able 10 raise the pnIegm. In an hour
repeat tho 8xucc.orant. place Z no. iron 10 the
feet t.ke tao OF TUFTS Pills. You will soon
ri! into = pleasant sieep and wake up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working fresy !;
oasy bres!hipg and tho bowels moving in nat.
urHl manner, To prevent ra.urn of these
symptoms use The Expecto,an. several days.
Office, IS MukkAY ST., n YORK.
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= NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHER WRITES
CHAo EYeniNg "

Ctli3e evening News Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Dear sir-My iiltio son WAS attack
oi wiiE pneumonia let winter, which left him
with violent cough that laetcd till within
month Since, for the care OF which l am indebt.
cd 20 your valuable EXpoctJrant. l had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
auy good until l used your Kxpectorsn., one
h|.to Of which remoy I'd the cough entirely.
With u}sag tlsaka, am yours truly,
JOHN Nj. WEIGLE.
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT sWEATs.
Nam ohis Fnhrnnrv II 1S

iiemphis February II, 1871.
Ur, Tut: Sill hsye been suffering for near
~ ;~O years with Is severe cough. Whom I
CO 'me1cod taking your Expsctorant Vas re.
dvcut to one hundred snd sixteen pounds in
wei b.. [ had tried almost everything; had
teri .be niguL swoats, / have taaen hsif doz9n
bcitIes. Tie Eight sWoets have left ma the
CO lgh has q appeared and / have gained lueen
pauD-3 in fish. ] recommend il 10 al my
friend. VILE &roa. ros peGl,
OLIVER RICE
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LACE GOODS We have large aud and
ncw lot oi T"rchop, Ns'eocis, Bgtaupic aud
Pillow Gaze Edsing, from lc yard up cheap.
r than ever. Call as oucs.
ISAAC ElcuB BgRG.
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FaNSF ESssES,
FERGUSON E BIO
FALL 0pESINa OF

FALL OPENING OF
SEASONAByE GOODS.
LADIES, GHNTS' y CBlLDREN':; :;
Il EHiNO CNnEkWEAE
md Felt Hats, Trimming Sjlks, Feathers,
Wings. nihbors &C.
Zephyr Worstets Germantown Wcols, Ssx.
ony Yarn. CfeweI Nools.
Hosiery Gnd Gloves and thousand new arli
ctss-sii Is, reduced prices.
FEHGUS0E & RaO.,
scp3 9G King stress,
u USiERT, GLOVES, Hsntkerchiefs, Col,
49, lara and Culf:, in great variety, st
6. O. BERRY S.
Y ApIG% AND CHlLDEEN's Ma&INO
A. VESTS and PANTS. all sizes and Guali,
tee, al 9. =. EERSY'S.
PGYH WORSTKDS, germantown Woods
= .hd + hitting YARNS, in al PhEtcs snG co!ors
SGp29 AtO G. BKR&y'S
ESALL AAD WINTER OPENING.
Ladiss' Gonts', Missey, Boys' sn1 Infants
Acf!no Uncerwesr q large stick 10 se!ect
from prices from 2Oc to So each,
six and Linen Handkercheis and Nockwoar
Hosiery Of sTery size in Ensli.h, French,
German and Domestic; over 81 new and beau.i.
iui patterns Tor the present Season.
Ccf:et' at Doc, 76c, 81 81 % AID 81 SO e p7.
Gsrn1.ltown Wool, Zephyr Wo!stet, Shetr
Iand Flo:s rrd German Wollea Yarns, Is
usual our stock is conp!eta
Mock autaing, Eioves Laces and Edg!ngs.
NOTION DRpARTMENT.
Buttons, spool SILK, Ocm"s, Hair brusnss,
Knitting Cotton, Pins, Needles Tapes, Towels.
Napkins, Belts, skirts. Shawls and ueY line OF
Jtw"jcg, Soaps Pc,fGmerg Sc
SEP II c. M. ADAMS, 92 King s$.
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PiQGEs PLAID MUsLtNS. Swiss MusL1Ns,
CamUiics, Na;DSo,ks 40 Liaeu--s lsrge lot
list opencd. CAL eud examine at
/. ElCHBERG's.
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Richardson gave the haugmau the sisoal. The
rap tell AID Swift Runner went down With
trnr!uE io!c,, there being a drop of five feet,
lie died without struggle. The body was cut
down Ir 90 hour acd buried 10 the snow outside
the fnrt. La the afternoon the Iudaus held
grand feast. rejoicing at bcing we'll lid Of
most accomplished william.
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FESUT1'S PILLS
Z Cure Torpid Liver. Dys9spss and Costivs-
ness
TETUTT'S PILLS
a; Cure Fever ard AgUe, Sick Aostsche aai
Bilious G0ic,
TESUTTS PILLS
4 Give appetite Purify the Blood. aad Cure
Piles
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ino stomach i: strengthened, the liver rngu-
iA!cG TIC bowels pat IN proper order the blood
ehfiched and purified. and the nervous system
rendered tranquil and vigorous by ,hi- inectma.
Ole family medicine sid safeguard eg.inct d.
sHssc, which is moreover. u most aaraeebio ard
eIactlve appetizer. and cordial peculiarly '
adapted to tho wants o! tho aged and infrm
=; FOR sale by ri! druggists and dealers gcner.
ally. Oh l-aol u
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EtsEasa vaEiaTs, FESss. .sc.

~ QTICE-! Csl the attention OF the public
- 10 the northeast corner OF the Market on
Fairfax sid Cameron streets, Whe!o hsye 70.
sruod business At my old stand. and will hsve
% halG 81 sll times ssood supply of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS u0Hsi:tirg Of Beef, NJ luton,
Lslu6, Veal aIid Pork, together with all kinds
Of 81 USAGE and PUDDINGS, Of my own
lnauutsctuIe | also Gail attention 10 stall No
% opposite where | have on hsnd y fine selec-
ton of CH0tCK PICKLES., consisting of Gu
cumbers Chow Chow. Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, Gherkins, Cauliaower and Pickled
Onions, ED al! kinds of Pick'os in glass jars ;
3altoTd sauce ,Harwickshire Sauce, Cstsup
Fioncb Mustard, pure Olive Oil. imported
Atam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Sardines in quar-.
tef ard half boxes. MiIce Nest, MsccsronI
ielnt ns, etc.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, LIE
pared for table use Immediately, consisting Of
Mackro, Shad, Salmon and Potomsc Roe Her
ring. ANY Of thesa sr:ioloa csn be procured sf-
teF market hours At my store, No II south Fair.
Isa street 2C0 bb,s OF Fish consisting Of genu-
inc Lnhrator Gud Family Roe Herring, iii bbls,
half tbis and k;ts Potomac Shad, in barrels,
= barrels AND kits MscHerel, Nos. l, 2 and 8,
IL barrels, hall barrels and kits
nov 2] s j. REED,
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ne SO ECEE!i T..
Highly recommended TO

Highly recommended to
The Public FOR al disass
os requiring o cert-ia
and efficient TONIC
sDNci@llv in MaigsS.
ton Dyspepsia, Inter-
ittcn FcrsrS. Want Of
4 p p { te, Loss OF
.Stre"yM Lack Of En-
ergy, etc. 1t enriches
the blood, strengthens
the musclef, snd gives
new life 20 the Hcryes
TO the aged, ladies and
Ichildren requiring rs-
cooperation, this vs'us-
9lo rem edy cannot be
Zoo highly rocomn cnd.
I'd. II acts like a charm
N the digestive Urg3ns.
: tesspooniul before
meals viii remove all
iys3ep.!c symptoms.
Try ii. Sold by I'll
Druggists.
TIE BROWN
III H ii l Ca l. CO.
Baltimore, Md.
4 TER s. BRO,
landria. Vs
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You CAN FIND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Flo Ware. such as Baking Paus, Pie Pans,
Cutters, &C., cheap n! STANSBURY'S,
Cor. kioS and Columbus st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

no YOUR COOKING By STEAM which
~ is ths purest snc best hea: known for the
purpose. Csll md examine tle "COMMON
SENSE COOKER" For sele By
tecl6 MCLEAN s. UHLER. TG King St
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Ga3~ We solicit al examination OF OH stock Of
la .ie3' Fine Shoes and Boots, Of which we have
vory full line OF ali the new styles, and at such
prices u cannot be best.
sepi9 " g. WADDhY, 10 King st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

J DIES AND CHlLOEEN'S MaGINO
A. ESTS and PANTS. all sizes snd Gusli.
tee, al c. Z. EERSY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

EPGYH WORKSHOPS, germantown Woods
= ard Knitting Yarns, in ell ehttcs sa6 co!ors
SEp29 AtG G. RKiRE'fS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-17

AUCTION Go0DS AT the auc ion sale Of
Sanu | Brssan Il Co., 10 B fillmore Yesterday.
We scclTod good bargains IN Drv Good. Call
agd SEQ iham at |. EIcuBERE'S
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EL0UK-Aak K 3our grocer for j. 3. FICK-
q LEN & CONS BElDGEWAT and
BELMONT FLuU &; Tho heG! OF the market
all warranted.
jsl CGAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
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u USiERT, GLOVES, Hsn1kerchiefs, Co!
~ lara and Cuff, in grant variety, st
g. 9. Berry 5
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Hanging IL sanE!BgI.

special contrscts will Dc mads witt 7esr!y al -
YNILisers.
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iSs5 sa.tsrstA.
= GCIAL BE-. AIN 5.

g P z { a L 3 = i. L Al r 5.
Tuesday, .farus-y i3 1880.
BLACK FRENCH CASH HNER8-We re-
criVcd Pc nxcress to-day another uy"iaH OF
these all Woo! Caahmeres, extra ciesp, al 50t
&C. T6c S7!c AID :
Also Kid G:GTcs every pair warranted
i new Corset st 15r. worth II
WaIGsuti. SHIRTS 1T Sc Hnd 81 Ca: aad SEQ
l.. +. kNA~HEak,
:. Il. Eoomes. 40. lG9 XIX street
Ian - AlcxHEc.in, Va
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CLOUEl FLOUR! Just re-
{: ceived, q nsErels Cool Alley Now Pro-
cess Flour, and 25 barrels SupeIfae Flour, ID
Store and for suie by
noy2T CHAS :. IA LOH. Jt.
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ESAiIL AID WINTER OPENING.
b&dlss Cents, Misses', Boys sni Infants
McrinO Underwear; q large stick 20 select
from prices from 2Uc to So each,
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CCOTTs EMULSION Or COD Liver
- OIL, Reed s. Csruricks Msltlne, Extract
Malt and its Combinaliol5 Hop Bltters, etc.
ETC., for sale By
CC. 25 L. > SE23GER % CO'
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GMlTH 6 WlChS SCELEBRATED TOMA.
- TOES for sale by J. O. MllBURN,
jae5 j y. koys! street.
, 1880-10-21

rntur to TIM rcntnc. tn T. nn tn fba In RIA ,,,o,
rysts !" txaon iat ~ w. si @ re- r1s rai. .. 'n.;s ,9'p
during the Wnr,-siir.t tnycs ti,nt rn1I nti trii
sSss.,' wsi ".w ,; ,o ,, ',c,'"1 +; hay ra.e th:
si ~ u s"rn; 81 sn:' sr FL: y ry sa. y ,5. sa
nn Il, a"fs;rs : a T.! saJ caaSe
nf "Yes''l til tnt sliirstsoi' at Mi ' Whcti,er @
protect!oi,,. il wo n!in'i hMyo iI I" sy,, tha tna
":X nw sH. HpyhoT IT, ,t' hsv!P ' rse tls money
orla to hc 50 lov!e that VIZ .l,ail Fs; te tt ,n"s
Tint pink III tic Democratic platform i IL nr. ,.
rowcd from tho - '''
P hc hS sos e. tGas Gaxs a SS &C. s S H.
fsastats sntss they wrt,,o IL thor
G"ns.ttnt,ot,' ,nnde It pnrt OF thoir fnna.
;,n nxc,t % III ~. t1.n no nrotecve inrln st,.nl
nMnn 70 taflsesioe irn tio Cnnfetier.te
ni"nE VIII fho, IGitMnmtf nt11rtn ihis
hey arc ulaict nbot 9 It. ntl tey % ayc S.ss 81 ee n
crtn tot X 9 III tno.e sas. ION Inneek nc.
~ r. -. ss Il , n' VIZ. W nss Hlernflco
md NJ mo w H. !. ti1;p wiM9 , ans reseryatloi,,
"" uh H., ~ n,, ~ ,Gttets saylK tt t
n,,cct iva ;",;m.tr,,. y, , VII ~ HotHi.g %
thIsf y freni nseie.,c Ii, % sais fa.or gw tcss =
En- writtcn n,ntcc,nn Il, IL ,iStt prty T. 'n. t
par,r tint hns t,cfinrs ae"lre H. III w. stuts s
now trembling In tho poriiIllr verdict II, iJnIE
sio t. 10 luck on iiaaeInk its p'a;rorm, n s1: i%p:
Il She 5, ,sakes @ e E!ropc{ GSns,,It tbe nsn whss
t ad ss1 rc Sta Fl tho S9 S 49, 3oy;
10 better lhcir condition. Ihfs stream ot chi.
aae III yse5 ~ Nic, @ as n a1s s.yo q e G1o a.;
aipcrf0r approximation tt1ut Ii iunll his In hrttur
, 1880-10-21
tho power to cilru this ICY IN, In nat .t,,a
t1lrttctPcs cr!1Inis II II. = = jluuso,1 ''o
Democrats thlk Il rrcut9S alnuit tho rant enf
Linn Il LII ~ ~

tno power to euro this 3 ind do not. stand
t1Hrttctpcs cr!tHisiis IL IT. = 3 jlnutc.1
:. ii!emoctr,ts thk rrcn@ - ala,lit tho ceptenf.
iIn,hR ten.nsy NJ, nf tho tn,eht: Down in
snn1patK',: n.;l Mr. fandcrs md Mr. llcntricks
t.inh tl,dcrtook to SC! INN Ijcmoeratio ntarlvr
nnd cnEn!ze him. Mr.. 1.antlurA' it,urtyr ,yna n
l1encrst from Jennings tu,f1fty. InlI1.,a, Win
cllGnEci II th1 business Of importing UG1ntior,fs
% IInni InGksoit county. where thnrp wRs M
e1GG.s. lntfl Jennings GOilnty, whcre tlcy wcrU
y lt!le c,-l!Ht,ghterl-nt tho election inr
ia'llpte hin, mid VT drngHcti him, NJ Mi Lt-
aers s9stl, nway from hik hUsnn md brought him
~ indianapolis. and trnl him In tho Federal
tn"at , ~ y. Gil, asn nc lilo tlnNor
tim scr%icn III nn i1, VT. VT. 9ao rendered
inrr Ilu,,tti,tcri mn2 rh,t H.. & ae.. "nt ue or
trIc lin r"rnInr T'"ncf ~ H. ~ t. E,,c 0n 20 bG
ia cuSaRr ~ ."h. liz, t,,,.s ~ LILY wgro toilhu
craie Air. fcnrirkx ,chn co.. infn'i ,u1r a'en- '
and np,unri f., fl,s t,,o we .so;m.. . Ioso
jury ile sni,t hc t,t.,ht ~ in.. 49, tn!a nhtAir
Dcttttmr1,t.t thn ,,,rv o Il t,aro r. 'ens. s!x
ths ise fI iss,I.s Il INV v.rt ,, Snanea m sI
Mr. iGnricks imrr n ~ r,o1,,ncr,ss w ~. FAYE
icpiihjictns n .ncnt ~ 91 HHt, ,c;. ana s.x
tic cam n,ii mn sGset Weeks trying
thu r0ngcasjOfi 81 itn mr., temsaIu"s t-oIp
nut urnn ctt,ss ir;. ~ tysfs;
tne1i suld. ''''''"'o''-'''''' IuFs VI t"eiVe
.ua ,
n n. S.pplase ,,,.l, end 20 Ec orcstatn said Tho
TIC renitnntnry for ulu yenr. fXpDlu,sc.I
t, MIN, ny Eld only Just got out: nnd Mr. Landrra
ss mi!s taeKiik his flr1ns Hs+nult uphn the NE-
tnn! 1, LnaFl3 " n1'enk!t!x Ut this cAsc md its
uhFtishlps upon thAt hhu tlAlHhtcF], scttttlE him
~, ~ 10 t ~ canDnlzGtl ny l)einocrata snnt who
, 1880-10-21
THE DEMoCnAT1C IDEA.

cosYESTIqS or GENERAL. TICKET AGENTS,
Iho DcMoeentlo iden nj our Government
tcems to be Il curious one. ] hnvo sometimes
Thought that tho Democratic iG,ca was about
this: TINT our Government wus convention Of
General Ticket Agents Of tho rattr,ads wl,cro
the Wabash nf! Chicago burlington s Quincy
wero III II ruw to estMbl!sh tnrlff rnto for pas
scEger fare, and they nuke their Merco-
fuent. md forthwith 90 home and Withdraw
when they r!ensc. That scoms to be tho Suth-
Gt,I tdoa Of our Government. Why, will you
bcllove II, In this clInpAlgh In Indiana hcard
tho Democratic candidate for Governor In our
Rrrnt stRtc upenly chnllenge Mr.. portcr's au-
thnrlly for cAlIing this Nation. Iie said;
"WhAt authority has my distinguished fricad
for calling thts II Hauong" wnnt to say to you
Huw thnt tlO not helayo aly enan will eYpr ba
elcctct. Governor ri InuInna that ducsu't know
that this Ia Satton. Loud applause md
checrs.l did aay before this election that I
was to1erably pr'ud Of being all 1ndtantah. I
Hin reul DOWNRIGHT prOul! Of It now fapplausQl.
but l nm proll!cr stitl, aud rejoIcu with
n much srcntcr uonpsacenoy, that nln q
cit!xon at tho UiIfte.l States ut Amertca
lApptause.l Thnt Is tho power that represents
US on tho seAs aud ut furcIEn Courts. II Que Of
u,ir 0urInhn citizens wer0 to 20 ovor to Ger
lnnhy, aHd tho military power Of that country
Werc to Hy Its hull upon him, and command hjs
s0r,rcs In tho Arsny. aad he were to gay to Ills
1t.Arck, "sir, demand my rulease, n.n an In.
t!ianan," very likely TINT great Chancellor
would thquire whether that was one OF tho iYl-
ands ut the Archipelago [taughtcrl, or whether
liliiIana Waa represented ut tho Court OF Ger.
ti'nEy hy M Ambassador. Aud thar German, IL
lsh Wis fF0M ih'anu, would have to say that
lll1se Jeans hnt forgotten to send my Ambassa-
tipr there. ILaughter,1 Hut sah, my friends, u
hu afiul,ll say,
~ An = CITIZEN or THE GREAT nEruullo.
tho Cniled States of Amcstcn." the baud Of
WGtl1 r1r11n nh f.n
, 1880-10-21
The Hon. Emery a. storrs at Cooper
Union Last Night-speech
by Gen. Grant.
The percgrfnations Of Malone, tho Yir.
yinfan, Causing Much Political
Excitement.
Gen. Garfeld-Westorn New York-An In
= diana Judges 0pinion-Wieonsin
aud Michigan.
EN HARRISON.
TARWELL HALL.


.. AN IslrHovIsEp MEETING.
1t was only Tuesday afternoon TINT tho
Republican Coitnty Executive Committee
learned from Gen. lien Harrison, then at
lsock island, that lle would be here yestcr-
day morning and speak to tie Republicans
OF ChtcaRn Inst evening, Tho turnout at
Farwcll Hall Inst night, IN spite ut this short
notice ind the Inadequate advertising which
the meeting received, was II sufficient index
Of the widcawake character Of tho Repub-
licans Of Chicago, and tho very best eyideuce
of the fafslty Of tho charge, once made but
now Up longer heard of, TINT the Republican
.uasseS are cold and Indifferent. The natural
tlcslrH to llear fr0nl the gifted son Of
%lndlAna, especially III view Of tho
glorious Victory III the Iloosicr State last
week, was MI additional attraction, and
In sp[to Of, the short notico tho mcetlng was
ono OF tho harvest anl most enthusiastic ever
held In. this city. Tho stage was decorated
with two large md several small tlaEs, while
tho dend-%all Mt tie rear was relieved by thu
portraits Of tho Republican standartl-bearers.
Gen. Inrrison entered tho crowded hall
nbout y o'clock, accompanied by cx-Al
Nawleigli, Chnlrnlan Of tho County Execu-
tive Committee, the Hon. Jaulcs T. I,oot, and
the Hon. a. n. Jones, Chairman Of the State
Central Committee. A cheer went ,lp from
tho vast audience rs tl,e quartet walked
down the aisle, alld was duplicated moment
later when they emerged therefrom with Afr.
e. n. Henderson, Elliott Anthony, Col.
Woodbury. NJ. Taylor. S. s. Gardner, and
others.
This meeting was called to order shortly
after O'Clock by Aid. Rawlelgl., who noml-
mated MS Chairman
Nit. {. II. HENDERSON,