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OHIO,


BptttaI nltpaleA 70 1As cAlfaoo 9Ftb4ns
'roLEuo, T., Aug. 1a,-The Democratic
Congressional Convention OF the SIKH Dis
trtct was lInll to-.iay ut Napoleon. lwlngso
thu energetic a1,I purseyerlug u,allnsr In
which tic friends Ind donc thalr preliminary
work throughout the district, aud I, the 10.
fusal ot GOV. Ashley to bs Il candidate, the
proceedings luckad The usual variety aud
ylKor 0fsllnflar gatherings. C. ii. Lennon, Ut
Toledo, WIS luale Temporary Chairman, allA
, 1880-08-13

SpseEa. Dl,pattA To- Ths Cateaqo TrtbtnA
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. A-Tho Democratic
Stato Central Committee Is troubled about
tho depletion III tho ralks ot the!r uerlaa,,
votors. For seyeral weeks It has been an
open secret that this Qlnss Of our felow.cltl.
zena were migrating toward Republicans.
!snl. Evidences Of the movement have
been accumulatlng, .ana much ''ot
tho '1sepublicnn confidence Is hasesl
OIL tho fact, tl1at n largo; per
cent Of them lnye nlFen!ly Indicated their
Intention ut voting for Porter ami tl4tllelu.
ljut until recently Democrats llayo pr0fcssed
Indifference, b0AHtlnX tllAt they understood
tAa situation and hui nothing, to fear. Ut
ships htayo beci, troubling them. State-l'reas
Wayne, at1d during recent Wilt to fhe
Packet counties S0ctolary-of-Stnla Shanklln
!ns.riI. Tho niattur, therefore, has been
brought before tha Etato Committee, and
means aru being devised to check 1t II
possible. .6oyetal Gbrniur speakers aro to he
put Into thu llull ut uAcp, aud OtlWr eitorta
nude to cUuIitnrnct the Influence OF 6eero-
tary Hehurx's speech, which llns been trans,
!nteA IItO th0 German ,lQMKuagt, and IL HOW
heug generously circulated throughout tho
State. Meanwhile the stlIhbnrn fuct reulalns
th4t the 4nrlnallH aru daily growing Into SYM
rathy With the Republican, party. and thu liz
tltcatlols nrpNt preRehs TINT lArEsr nllh,ocr
ot t,en. xilt vote thc lsss'.!lhlcan tiekst than
%SIS 9Ss y & &swsx x,tq fsq ta 9a5y M " ~ ~
,,. -
, 1880-08-13


DETIN,tr, Aug. 12.-Tho Democratic State
Convention held In thts city today was II
ratller remarkable gathering. Just now tho
Michigan Democracy arc chock full Of ell
tllnsasIn, and given to loud boastings md
cxtravagant assertions. So1ne Of tho leaders
oil tho hu0r Ut the Convention to-day chased
Michigan among tic doubtful States, while
others did not hesitate to declare TINT tho
two pentnssllas wore fighting ground. Tho
great card Wlllcl tho llMterTIieu proposed 10
plny WIS tho selection Ut II farmer candidate,
md tho program was carried out. Tho
nomineo Is Frederick l.. Holloway,
OF Iilllstlnlo County, which ust.-
oily :, rolls, up 5000 majority fur
tW Republican Candidate Ut eugl1 .elec~
tl9n. holloway rpm for tslsd Commissioner
Of tho Ticket. a similar fate awaits him III
{S;SxSf;ISST +; i i i; i%ease,' ~ # Fat: H
n"g3 ns;oagll a' i,s !,as stMded iaw With Henry i.
nude lnncA Of n stir III tlls forum, ant Is
known IN Michigan as tic possessor Of tho
finest S!iaksprarean llbrnry IN tho country.
Gasco 5tsf taf as tb m tsRt e,2iasnt urst c;o. S
u Oil yed-in;tiIS;wooI Democrats knowl
wi,sre tl,ey rtsi,la: Ti!a tisket Is BY no I
!nee, Is ono Ut tho lnost popular mon III tho
State, while ut tho sylne time tbs party In i1l
2 splendid Rtatc Of organization, tito b!!Ister-
lnE at tho Democracy cail,lot bnt excite tho
rltslGul0 Of every one familiar With tlla poll
ties Ut tlils stRlWart Stntu.
To tha lfttstern Assoetattd Fftss.
DETROIT, Nigh, Aug. G-The Democrat
ais tS sats sstu SssS a Eeaa s5 to%Ey eEyS s oss ES
Governor, I. II. lIalloway, IlIllsdale; Lieu
tenant-G0yurnor, Ell. Thompson, GGnescg;
AAttorney.d .dele1nl, Henry + Ilentlersoll,;
TREASURER, ute; !. N. tAlest9n; Aulitor1Generaf,
the Lnnd Olllce, james /. Dnyil, Wayne;
Trileytlale, 0aklaltl; 3lvlnbor OF thu Stat1
l noart! Of Edacation' Albert Crane. WASH
Observation-Disclosures Mcdonnell,
Dlstrtcta-Willlan,, Faxon. +. j. Beakes,
1"mss ;j =. Luton, {Iefma!n Il; Mason1 Ilra,
Il.o resolutions ,lnqorse: TIL, Cincinnati
Sgnilicant rebuke. Of Republican ma
by as spcctacis Of nesroes snroiiinS sihe ihen,.
ne!vesei, 1nasso III Hancock Clubs, aill all.
lnH the rolling up Of 7h00D DeMocratlc INA.
}orlty; dclno,lnce tho i'ngrnnt md continued
"ssastss ssts Gs1s Il s 5y s Fra cors Si sssi 1
gall for the. lnterposlttoN of, Congress; call
for reduction OF snlArles aud othar expendl-
turgs Of tho Government.
Tg t%9 folewg % tg were afa % 81 tya sbs
Uh ltesOlutl0tB:
,isesa1pal, That VIC hereby rotoratc, as vu
always aoatl Ut recurring conventions, our
TO THO living so!diors and sa!lnrs, through wf1aso
sacrifices and 0iaod tho Uniun was proscrvod.
he & fs %ssd os dS X
tlIustFt0iA tpittlgr. ..-
, 1880-08-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Yolst. Aug. 1a.-Atrtyad, tito State
OF AeYada, from tltasgow; the Australia,
IRON London; thu Nevada, FROM Liverpool;
aud Tho Arragol. frpM Bristol, =
LoNl.os, Aug; 1a.-'i'he Erin mid Utopia,
ton hnvu arrived out,
, 1880-08-13
The Pcrte's Arrangements for
Carrying Out the Berlin
Program.
Albania Has Virtually Declared
Her Independence OF
Turkey.
Warlike Preparations Vigorously Pro.
crossing in Greco.


LONDON, Avg. la.-Tl'c House Of Lords
has Eilssctl bill itslltinl,fylnE Lorta PluHket
from penalties for voting ull tho conIpcIlsl-
tton bill without llAviils previously taken tslo
uath M Peer Tllo bill was brought down
to the l1uusc Ut Commons Tneslay and or
tlereu for Il second re,ting yesterday, but
,. nHu,''s s,,at, o ~ s"ao,t ran,it,'' ", ,as
Ialseu a' op!eclloi'' tllt Agc"lt4 se'taliss WAs
r"stponcd. O'Cohhor Will move tae fe]ce@
tlon Of tile bill to-slay.
MAt.tvEs.
,;,t,,,, ,,,,,,,,,m.,,t ~ ,orfro, Ina toft ycr
tN''e' "es"e'''''e''' VI HILL 'i'ea ""' 4oss4"A
lrelalld' .,.
,,, TUE nAih"oAn AeelpHSf'
the Mtlaytt lt,,iIroutl, between Leeds aud
Lancaster, yrstcr,y. wns lin lncnl inst train
,..',,,,..'. f.;.',, .,.,. ~ Wsn.,,t,', !, w.
,"ns II" 1in' ttu1 ~ ,t,,pcn li"n IN that @
SECTION. Tho trntn left tlla truck passtng Il
switch nenr Wcnnington station Mt specd Of
NH a" tof te taa a' aor%Gf te
III II lical', but Berl0us casualties were coli-
ti,,cu to tic il.st twu carriages.
ARMS sr1zEn.
= LONDON. Aug. l3-ln tho House OF, Com.
mons. tho Chief Secretary for 1reia,sd said
sixty ,,en boarttetl the Norwegian, ship Juno
u, Queenstown, secured the Captain and OIL
,,,r, uDt tn,,t- n,rov F.,rt.. pn,,,,,, ,nrat,nte
Sly men arrested. -.. ..--.
Fully hundred l1lar we're engaged III tho
lpbl'ery OF arms from tho juno. There were
u,v.n hortv curh .cnrrv,nv enyon MAJ, t,r,.,
osne,' 1n .u,a a.'iM . c H. o t,so
E1sw VI llc , Jo % weaG oM1,tea t. aHmM t ~ uaa
ths," TX. % ,tni,, n L ''oas ,vS., wsSa
sMt W " w. S'p , isr mne Sap,a,li WoHM Wy.
ilnEu Tst, nrGa Mpen tae se!iaIy gMafaihR tie
cAolliraioor nlt !ol tla9 Gi!ttGty W IVY wite,
% Wsm tente" uleH womM ~ ,' ki!1e1. T. ~ Is snlS
3"at'. @ WV w., ~ 49, tiv pn.S ctto III IL .ao Hoat
,mm5 t.fE ~ II M G a,,. ~ tracnoh opsTnsos, .t,,
viii viii nes f th9 siIs '''' 'o ~ "''''e :" e'''-
~ Wy iHa I1tuefs mplEa'le9 ' 70 ~ HIineI a
R@9ol @ ot blood WINS MISC tol'!itl o. tho deck.
su enp'as!' ,t,..se, I,t fGset!n o'Ileafs were
T'', ss ~ ~ ~ ta it ta ILL., ~ ro.i hu !lA!l.
tnaNrNMders t!rg4lttl'E ~ .bo9ts. Tllo FIX
uh,,r nrtv hav .vsr fn,,, imrRt,tnsg VI ni,,,,t M
lio rs,sT to Cork. ''N 'e '''s1'
settu tiio ulealling Of tl,c ltise Of tlln bt,ats
i,rlnt, rnWpI townrils tie wharf, ,sns snf7n1{
by six nleItt ni,0 Ut w]lunlt seeming to te the
leader, PRESENTED y revolver a,Nl enjolnel
4ttiet. flir reVelno oittcers on. tho
acck o., TIC Juno Wcro 8llnlIRrly
srtzeti. The ninra,,.lers told tho crew TO
Keep qulet or they would by shut. The cap-
ta,i w'!s conpelle,t 70 surrender ", l'ls keys,
provided! with WHICH, ttlo i!1asnuders run
Sucked the ship. After ulelr. departure 1t
WV lonnN that ntls i0rty siat!Q OF arms ltgd
b'r,, ,nl,s s "',u ots ~ slnuot
% II ti,s" ,nartrrs' ''''''"''o' u'''s''' S"eop'
tri,,. ,iraa I.s,, o,,t .,,
thu nl hy Hnrss en 'x;ss s STs Iv IT, ~ snn ,1i -
, 1880-08-13
II MISSOURI.

spseias 1A.paseA to Tia CAteaeo T+n..ns.
'KEoxuK, Ia, Aug; l2.-At tho Democratic
primary election held In Clark, Knox, Sent
la,ld. aild Lewis Counties. Missouri, ycsto,-
lay, BENJAMIN +. Turner was nominated f2s
Circuit Judge, utter n lively tight.
, 1880-08-13

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 1a.-'rhc Democratic
6tato Convention nominated ]. II. Hurt for
Appellate Judge and j. II. McLoary for At
tprAey-l le,lerul.,
, 1880-08-13

LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. 1a.-Thc' Fusion
movement Is still progressing. Tho Second
District Democratic Convention met Mt
Auburn to-day md i1,dorsed tho ,nolnir
nation. Of the Hon. F, NJ. Fogg
for Congress. This decision WIS reached
In q private conference, utter considerable
open convention. There Wcro govcral prom
lnent politicians from the First District prea-
e.lt, who urged tho Endorsement Of Rogg rs
necessary to secure the Greonback yot0 for
Anderson In tho First District
LEWISTON, Me-, Aug. 19.-The Greenbact1-
ers ot tic Second Congressional District in
doraed the Democratic nominee, a. II. Fogg.
, 1880-08-13

aptetas Dtspateh 70 Tn Caieaoo Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Aug, 1a.-Tho Ropubllcans of
Jnckson Township mot at the Court-lIouso
In this city tonight and elected nineteen
delegates to the Leo County Cohyontion,
which meets at Fort Madiso!tt aug. II. Ru-
Keoknk Cats Ottu, and Col. r. Root, aftoE
which tho meeting id djourlled.
, 1880-08-13
lic preliminary proceedings wero gone

t1io preliminary proceedings were gone
thrn,lgh with I'll tho ordinary manner. THO
only clnnRu Of 1lota III Tic permanent orga-
ni2aIio1 was tho e!cctlon OF f;ci,. j. H. Stcut-
man t"Oll Chickatuuea ns permanent
President. Frank II. 1Iurt was nomi-
mated OH tho first ballot, alul Ills np-
pcarnnco oil tho stage was .nalu tho occasion,
Of NIL ELUSIVE g1lsll between Stecslmnn mid
Hlrtl aftor tile manner OF Tnn,nany n1,tl
anti. Tammnny. 1lurtl, on being introduced
to tho Convention, inadca long aud carefully
prepared speech. s. II. Heller, Ut Henry
County. was nominated for District Elcctor.
Special Dttpateh to III CA1eooo Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. l9.-~'rho Republic.
select successor to Gen. Garfield met at
Warren today. The district, wlIicl, llns bcon
,nadc famous by the lltustrious services Of
Joshua X. GitldfnRs, Elisha Whlttlescy, Bon
Wadc, MIL Ge,,. Garfield, comprises A8lta-
'buln, Lake, Gch1lgn, Portage, and TruMbull
Counties. Tho. candidates wero tho Hon.
$. 4. Northway md tie lion. W. r. lIow-
land, OF Ashtabula: the lion. Peter Hitct-
c0ck, OF 0enuga; Judge Taylor, Of TrMmbnll;
md Capt. J. D. Burrows Of Lake. Tho cnn.
yass for tho iapnllnnttor has been oarrtcd On
with yig0r ever sinco Gen. t3ar1uld'8 election
to tic SelatG, all1 great Interest wns taken
III tho result MI over the Stute. On tie first
ballot Northway and Tnylor oacl, received
nhout 20 votes, " being necessary ton choice,
Tho burrows Alen voted blank, ami awaited
Developments. On tito fourth ballot Taylor's
mime was withdrawn In favor Of Rowland.
On the flftl, ballot lIowland received ol votes,
four moro than tho necessary number, but 1t
WIS found that two lltOre tliNn tic proper
number .0f ballots had bern cast, aild tic yuto
wns declared null hllf void. The sixth lmllot
ahowed llowlaild one vote short Of a llolnf.
nat!on. A. rctess was thetl taken 10 $50 this
Judge Tnylor'a nalslc wts ABalil pilt forward,
tlld hu Wns nominated oil tho first ballot, re-
cclyfng III out Of 173 votes. Thu greatest
-eilthuslnsln followed, and tho artillery were
brought Into fcquls!tlDn. Tho lion. 1'atGr
Hitchcock was nominated for Presidential
CLEvn1ANn, O., Aug. 1a-Judgo L. d.
Tt!uNlh!lt OF youngstown, was today. 1lOnll-
lintcI for Congress by acclnlnation by tho
DEin0crnts OF the Seventeenth Ohio District.
Thu Convention was ilclu at Alliance
CtSclSSAr1, o.. Aug: 12.-Thu Democratic
conventioMs Of thu First md SECOND CON-
tinted fnr Congress tic lto,l. Sannllel I. Hunt
iii thu First District and Gc,. Ii. D. Banning
til the Second District.
CINCINNATI, Aug. t2-rlle Democratic
Convention nominated Presidential Electors:
First District, p. ". kottredge; Second Dis
trlGt, ThotAns j. Sherlock. -
Tic nominations for principal county ofIl-
GERS Wprp: Sheriff, e. l., Ulllubur; Auditor.
JOHN d. Banks; County Solicitor, o. j. U0s-
Groye; County 1'rosecllttng Attorney, L.. q.
PuKh; Coroner, +. Sslch.
, 1880-08-13

SAN FRANclsco, cal., Aug. 12.-11, r. Page
was rcnominatcd for Congress in the Second
District The State Central and Executive
Committees ,yora appblnted, aud the Conye,,-
ton adjourned sine Die, '1
, 1880-08-13

ILLINOIS,

Disease Of tho Stomach and I.Ivar.
.1s b.ss:s ess sss
x se: q pslsels sS aa.s
An Rxcellont Remedy.
xAn s,n. nsysR, .vs S,ap TS
oS II.
III u
Kidney Disease.
s53 Ep Il.
Ss! u ss::i. 's s$E$x$
' Thlrd-Day ohills.
:: Rsts !: 2s ;s; s }
'>''' 1'''A'>A''' ''"'' '0'''' Miss BROWN
Cllllls Curcd.
sstE s aGs !ss;
ssss %sssn' In ' country fo1 I'd
All that 1t II Recommended to BE.
e; ;E:;:
Cha1is Cured.
Eepgn, Cumberland CO.. H.
, nEAM em' ~ dnughtst hid Chi:!s fqr fonrteaa
fsst Sns :ss 4: " Il sdss!.; SS
cursd her: 1hs bTrup has ai.o greatly benested III
rfat Of my family. and hare had no ubs for doc9t
6: sSS:s !: ssa Sss8sS1H isSss8SssSS1 V Ss$
Pain IN the uAek.
Wntqrnnn StAtlon, Do Ka!b Co, H..
D4AR Efns This II to nsrlEy that your tHnaAF
HL0OD SYRUP has cured me ut Pain In Tho lsek.
AM Ynl1ahle medicine. Ah8. WQuH
Dyspepsia und Indigestion.
9andHtah Do Knlb Co.. III
.D1AR etns This Is 70 eaEtfy tha& y0uf tNDEA&
HlOOD sYHHP. which procured fEpm Ionr Agent
madeline sts1 uxed. 4IAAA +. A4l.kM
, 1880-08-13

DANv1IrE, Va., Aug. 12.-Tho Readjusters
Of the Fifth Congressional District have
nominated J. StovaIl.
FkrE1Nnund, Va,s Aug. 1a-The Demo-
crnth Ut tho Fourth District nominated Saul-
uel +. Coleman for Congress-.
, 1880-08-13

.... J1Jf1oltll. tte4EoEE ~" y" ..s
DEAR Rrt. have been troubled with ptog'ns@ nsa,
INDIAN liLooD HyluG. AMI fennd i R t9 n 4: nss'
NEluhpA tundtGlNn. "a. THOMAS QNlAHLhs
, 1880-08-13
All that It II Recommended to Be.

DxAH HiN. I have used your txcellcnt INDIAN
BLOOD bYHUP In rly family for Tia past 61s yeAtt
e41 hare AW1f1 found Ii iu4k a. EomnysndGd. In
chs bes1 family mIdie1e ~ aF used IN MY faulty
MtiA, ". A. HunkA
, 1880-08-13
Diseases Of the Llangn.

nr.u su, rt,. - tl1 uSnt9n; M; KIa1xn 1,np HD%N
hlDpn SYRUP has cpsut me uf Lung Disease
which had born troubling me- tor !onK t1ue.
lHHIA W WtlsIiktrIuas
, 1880-08-13

J1RbIgr0n, Hamilton Goa ~
,DkAR stR! tIcnbed with NTgrn!sia f9f sS sMs,
efAGe, Ind Am happT 70 aaJ It ax entirely fT2q r.
, 1880-08-13

.... Teutopots. Nttlughsua co. II;
DxAH SIR: Your great IN N}l An BLOOD eYltDPH
tho bost medicine evor used for Neas& Dlauasa.
sseommeaa II % ~ AtnLaFis a"tsaSM tiHM arAfI,1Nda
, 1880-08-13

GucEiHgha1l, KnnkRkeo Co.. H.. Msr ~ ta~, ta~s,
pxAa sH; ehsTJfa,l{ ass,ity :has yoaE ,us II.
!sfaston. aud y xhIy estssMed ~ ~ xhu basH
IL lhave usad POUR lltflca with the nlosf s4safo h
~ troubled with Lyef GunpltiAt sna sIrk
, 1880-08-13

DEAR SIT. Mr. dauxitaf wax soilofut f.oln sags
ss.ston Fl 3s9:!s%agn .'a at.sf .h9ttss ~ !
oftMo ph{slcans-p,,o Ai!op4tts a9d }ns doaaSsf ~ oaSsf
i6etA01Kht ,uyauIf u tbs lNDlAh hi1on stnuG,ai
ysuI Iusus{ts ~ ths dvss wIta "hieh ~ IVY S,osi
Hsdiclus anc. to iv JOY Ut ~ syuls,!tlstIE fHsRae
shs VA aoon test9eoI 70 Tssnis!fy A'H tsnrsDiH
, 1880-08-13

:" IL, EEEr
DEAR 2INt ] Gan eny tlut your INDIAN n!Nvuaa
HYNVP has no equal fof onaH II ssdaeos
Piln In the bowels, Anu Chll,a, ad tnu safely Tacon
easad ~ aas 70 suffering humanity TitG,,. 4, REED
, 1880-08-13

WISCONSIN lEF-JuaTICESIIr.
spstt,s DapateA to Thu Catsaao 1tttsA&.
MADISON, Aug. ts,-tfhere arc three good
reasons why tho election ofahe next Chisl-
, 1880-08-13

CAPTION TO DRUGGISTS.
1toMarn Of Counterfeit Moticln0 / euinlor n,
aEesan0 agents Or runnoEs to solicit tralo ffogdsuS
, 1880-08-13

huet1nsha.n KAakates c.. H.. Mty r. IL ,Httsa
uxAn H!Nt wnA EtGhL 1nNNFaf from thn1 asnr1
nc fssEfd pc r. s9f H9' sn%VPf69 nsV rss NV
much relieved and kVAQt,t4d. rocnn1nlend Tont m{e
tc4pQ to ALL ANNA YaE8aEHNEhu
, 1880-08-13

,Fish1f. Chanpal0h Ca III
DEAR BIB: This Is 70 certify thAs your iNblAN
Hlootl bfRt3, has done mo moro good for KIdnpy
Complaint and Heart nlbaAao than any other medt
E1nal 8vDt used. II also cured ono Of my chldfcn Of
EhtlS And btrpfulA. MAKllAkEV EiliSN
, 1880-08-13
An Excellent Remedy,

Uetytd9.o, Bopn6 CO. ILL.,, Feb. T. fS1
!. .nkAn s!R: have bsnn ustnR your INDIAN fSiD0b
Gfltut Tor song tmc, and Am perfectly satlSded viii
petite. 5trcn0thans t,e NsfToa hcguates t.s Htc2.
Ach Aad H0Wol?. and llol!0vcs 1eheumAtis Wopd
not be NtthoQtks. MIt9, w EH1YAiIs
, 1880-08-13

=. ---- W1hfhffNt. !.9xt. Wy HI I'm
nrAn 8E; have uMsd yoaF alsst sn1A AhIdn htTY S,.
tsy. and tsko pleasure Ia ro0onaisndiH1i u x xTh
, 1880-08-13
SteEo1nItln1l<31 1t t. All.

DEAR HfH; / bAvo used xoEtU VI yuur 1Nnl NJ
nldl0n SYRUP NIth b9nuacIaf yuaults. and eh!nh l
4 good ModIcinR to built NJ tho sysksut Fe9Gea4
, 1880-08-13

np51R sI Th.. y q seststy thas lNh4N
Aatsf III othse medicines had faIl04. ...,,,
, 1880-08-13

DKAN sfNf I find your INDIAN hLOOI, HYHlP
Neuralgia, Hi MiTTUKLf.
, 1880-08-13

Disease Of tho Stomach and Llysr
CatrQ, A1axan Co.. Ill
DEAR sfR: 9nffortn3 for sona tina with tfeadarh
na Ulseale Of the St1MMeh anu 1!vor, was INDUS
estoted e g m9 Y perfect noa1tn and strength.
, 1880-08-13

WntgEnnn StAtlon, Do Ka!b Co.. Ill.,.
pEAR Efns This Ii to nertl[y that your tHhaAK
H10OD SYRUP has cured me ut pa!n IN tho lsek
Ii \ ynltahle medicine. Ah8 WQuH
, 1880-08-13
Benanl0 Weakness.

tn14* sin: i Thi' iy S4fsIG :hat h'xHS 'ixHSt5i%l H!sl
hIon kYAg aal 0xsr Y iseIt q w. sI.,aa sae esdi
Eana H1skss ng teal 'tks you9* girl Lean ''~s-
msnd II ~ valuable sunlcuy ,'I,o,. u.uutyT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-29
Mr.. Frye on the Result i'm Maine
in November.

From an interview with Mr.. Frye published
in the Tribune we copy the following:
''Will the democrats be stronger in Novem-
Der than in the recent eiection?"
''No. and for these reasons Mr.. Davis was
behind the Representative and Senatorial
tickets by about 500 votes. Many voted
against him who will vote for Mr.. Garfield
Then there is the temperance vote, about
800 strong. This was cast for Plaisted in
the recent election and will go to Mr. Gar
field in November
Then the election will be closer"
Undoubtedly; but there is not the least
doubt but that Mr.. Garfield will have our
electoral vote. The democrats can never
poll another such vote as they have Just done /:
it is impossible. But the republicans need
to be on the alert: let them put forward
their whole strength. see that every man is
on the check list, that voters out of the State
of whom we have many-return; lie. them,
in short, get out the republican strength. and
Maine is safe for Garfield"
s.With what feeling do republicans enter
upon the November canvass:"
"With enthusiasm and perfect confidence
in the result The canvass will not be q
noisy one, as was the last one. but quiet and
determined. We shall have no swalk-sver,'
but depend on it. we shall get out full vote
and give the State to Garfield and Arthur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-29
Predicting Fusion Defeat in Maine.

From an interview with General Weaver in
The indianapolis Journal
81 have not seen General Plaisted since
the Maine election to have any conversation
with him; but do not think it at all likely
he will come here in the democratic interest.
Ii General Plaisted comes to Indiana to pro-
mote fusion of the Nationals with the DEM
ocrats, | should say that he was a traitor to
his party. But have no wish to mix in your
State politics. That is not my object in COM
ing to Indiana
''W;ll the fusion electoral ticket be sue
cessful in Maine?'
mo. sir; that fusion ticket cannot come
within $4,000 votes of being elected | have
been all through Maine, have mixed with our
people, and know what l am talking about ~
"What strength does the ticket headed BY
Scion Chase representa-
1T represents the National party in Maine.
Don't believe anything of what has appeared
in the papers about the bolt only represent
ing Mr.. Chase and dozen others. The
boilers convention was composed of l79 del
egates, while the fusion convention was
packed by the tools of the democratic party
| say that fusion ticket stands no chance of
election. although the three men who are on
both tickets may come in with a majority
probably will"
"Do you think there was a fair and honest
count in Maine?"
"Yes. AT least | know of no reason for
doubling that there was substantially fair
election
"Do you still intend visiting the Southern
States, as YOU intimated when interviewed BY
The Journal during your last visit to In
dianapolis?"
mo. | have no time to waste by going
South. l shall only have time to canvass In
diana, Illinois and my own State Iowa and
besides, / have come to the conclusion that
there is no use in making a canvass in the
South, when there is no possible chance of
getting the votes counted -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-29

Mule-buyer Barnum hasn't opened his
mouth since Senator Blaine pilloried him.
Tribune.
Secretary Sherman will address the New
York republicans about the seventh OF octo-
Der.
Henry Ward Beecher will probably MAKE
,peeches in Ohio and Indiana before the
elections there.
The grea. bohy of the Germans OF ONO
are acting with the republicans this year, and
the German vote cannot be bought.
The alliance between the Solid South and
Tammany Hall has been contaminated, ana
the demand for ''change" will be more
significant than ever.
Hon. Jesse W. Fell, one of the leading
men Of Illinois, and who may be said to De
the father of the Liberal Republican move
ment in Central Illinois in 1872. has just
come out in support of Gen. Garfield.
The Indiana republicans are adopting
measures to prevent illegal voting at the COM
ing election and the democrats complain De-
cause it anragonizes their notions OF free
election"
Louis Shaeffer. 4 prominent democrat OF
Canton, Ohio, and member OF the Nalian-
dieham Intercession Committee Of 1868, de-
liyered a lecture last week in which he
termed the war for the Union organized VII
liany, denounced Lincoln as tyrant and
eulogized JEFF Davis, Lee and other pa
triots" of the Confederacy.
A well-known business man says that Ger
tain large English manufacturing and ship
ping houses, who have representatives in
New York, have subscribed a fund Of S5O,-
600 for use by the democrats in the Indiana
campaign, and that this money is being kept
for use on election day. This, it is said, ex-
plains in measure where the democrats get
so much money.
The following is literal translation of a
New York dispatch in the Paris papers of
Sept. Is: 1.-THE results. so far as known. of
the elections for the public functions of the
State of Maine, indicate that Mr.. Fashion,
[query, fusion?] candidate of the democrat;
and the partisans of the fduciary circulation.
will be elected Governor of the State by a
majority of 800"