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Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Before the Bar.

Allan Medford Golored, was arraign.
ed at the Police Court, last evening,
IN the charge of Illegal voting in tte
Eastern precinct Of the Third Ward.
The accused on Tuesday morning had
gone to the polls to deposit his vots,
aud when he was questioned as to what
his name was he replied that it was
Allan when he was asked what was
his full name, he made the same reply.
His vote was rejected and he was forced
70 leave the vicinity Of the pelling
place. In the afternoon, however, he
returned and was Immediately arrest
ed. Whether The man was too contrary
or whether he was too much excited
to tell his name is not known, but as
he did not illegally vote the cass was
dismissed.
William H. Wiley, charged with
igh ting in the street was faed one dol.
Jar and costs.
William Brown, colored, aged nine
years, charged with attempt to kill, by
l5tsbbing Frederick Kennedy in the
neck, shoulder and thigh, an account
Of which appeared in yesterdays RE
PUBLICAN, was required to give a $1,000
BOND for hia appearance at Court.
Jerry James, colored, who was ar.
raignsd for fighting in the street, Was
fined one dollar and costs.
Two csses of drunkenness also were
heard.
This morning Jas. Johnson, a
7agraut, was sent to Jail for thirty
days.
A young man named Dobaon, charg.
ed with voting illegally in the Western
precinct of the Third Ward was dis.
charged.
The case of John Williams, charged
with violent assault and battery and
threatening to scald to death Elizabeth
Turner, was continued until the injur.
ed woman could be examined by doc
tor
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Denusics VINO Repented.

sae ci Sheriff Pyle's deputies whc
ms1. over to this city to keep the
am tuesday, forgot their duty aud
4 ID to do all they could to pile mp a
for the Democratic ticket
Tpiilg early aud eften in the First
'iT1ta Wards. There is no doubt
a.aey were very fond Of Whining.
ataf juice, aud quite a number OF
Va UoE IN a greater load than they
BID carry, They presented a sorry
.4ksas they went home in the cars,
t!Asir conduct reflected no credit on
FSdsrf for appointing such cattle,
Ad.cent people of Wilmington, how.
\, have by Iaeir votes rebuksd both
eSlsrif and his deputies.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
l1iRers Digging Through the
AslgW.

A number Of miners who we're hem
med in by the recent snow storm in a
camp called "The Needles, - near
Arimss City, Col, had a most hazard
ous trip down the mountains to the
neares: settlement. In some places
along the steep mountain sides the
snow was drifted as deep as eight or
nine feet, and on the most level ground
it lay to a depth Of four feet. The
miners, however, started out With six
days of provisions and with axes ana
shOvels to be used in digging o path.
through the snow. The first day the
adventurous party accomplished just
one mile and the secoRa day the same
distance was covered. The third day
a little better progress was made, bur
the party were fast getting tired out and
their spirits were at avery low ebb.
They stuck mauiully to their task.
though, and finally, after little more
than six days hard toll, reached the
settlement, where they were hospitS bly,
welcomed, and where they were soon
joined by several other parties, who
had made use Of the trail they had
OF sned through the great snow drifts.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
yICToR AND vANQUIsnED.
How the two Parties Like the Re-
suit-Bepressed DemOeRasy.


Disrupted by local dissensions and
personal differences as 1t was, the Dem
ocratlc party OF New Castle cognty was
not quite prepared for the crushing de.
feat which overlook 1t on Tuesday and
buried II so daep in tho chaotic wreck
that II may never rise sgain. Partizsn
trlokery aud corruption wero never
more s!srnly rebuked, aud 1t is qTits
likely toat the resnlt iu New Castle
county glone brought 10 the avtrAgs
local Democrat more pain, than die tue
voice OF the loyal North in It's refusal
70 accept the superb" "
1t was great vtct Dry aud superb
defeat. The Democratic managers
around town ye tsrday had sad looks
in their eyes and hang dog express
sion like that which amsn wears wheI
hs does mean thing and gets caught
at II. There was no hope in the whole
organization. They all admitted thaI
their regime was practically ended IL
Now Castle county, and that, with thi'
county likely to go Republican by al
increased majority at the next election,
the chances OF the state going Demo
cratic were not pleasant. why,
said one, "ths Republicans can get thelI
men on the assessment, and We won'i
be able 10 block any Of their games, aud
New Castle county will give a majority
big enough to swamp. the nsjori1ies o
Kent and Sussex gave on Tuesday
They will never give a bigger vote foi
the Democrats than then"
In view Of this the chances Of q long
continuance Of Democratic rule II
Delaware are slim indeed. Possibly
the saddest man in Wilmington to-day
is Garry Turner. Grief and dissap'
poiltmgnt is written all over his dc
jectad self. Ia fact mans pridenevel
received such down fall So has his
His ambition is sor,ly wounded, ant
his sorrow ia only equalled by th'
desperate yigor with which hs con
duet I'd his hopeless canvass.
The Republicans on the other hand
are hopeful. You could tell Repab
licsn as far as you could Bee him OF
the street yesterday, and few but Re
publicaus dared to show themselves
Every bndy looked as If he wanted Il
fling his hat in the air and hurrah
They realized that not only was thii
great victory but it was harbingel
of the States redemption at an early
day. Last night Republicans we're si
taick as bees upon the streets aud as
happy as Emotional Methodists at al
experience meeting. The Democratic
Headquarters were locked up and de
sorted, and you would not have knowr
there was Democrat living but fo
the occasional Tenth ward howl ii
mauilin tones Of, "Hoorsy 70: Han
cock"
No sooner was the result announced
than we fnd the Democrats resumini
their fighting among themselves. Yes
t,rday Martha Farrell ameinto the Re
PUBLICAN Office and had & chat with th
staff, during which. he expressed him
aolf as satisfied, and half an hour late
word WAS brought in that Martin wa
in a fight in LrsubaOh's saloon. Tn
troublo grew ou! Of old grudges re
Gently revived and Martin was worsteC
and perGmbuiates toTn with a mut.!a
ted optic.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

.,ore Of the election Ols'rs
y" "a, seems as II Hancock had
E,S,y.ds by 8 small majority
Y., rsmocratic Legislature was
'.,a, II this is trae it will in
election Of = Democratic 9
/, s,,,ss Senator in place Of sens'
s.,on whose term expires the 4'h
.g,,ch. To Offset this there Is
II'r,,psct Of the election of a Re-
Er |',. legislature in Tsnnesses
N VII elect a Republican u g. Sen
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

h,G, "'sortment of brushes Hair
la,i, Ietaiic and tooth brushes ; alsC
M 4E =. !, brushes of the best quality
as,i" ~ c ,le lowest market price. $50
llu,..U m cough Syrup" at the West Rnd
"I''y' 7th and Jefferson. streets.
hi RBlo'p and pretty assortment o
tuL, L'Aos' az Infants Hair Brushes and
/ a4,S ,,i, and perfuned Nursery Powder,
llS ,,5O y : }; Il. Hartman, Druggist
=, '"o Poplar streets.
N Ipaely's Prairie Weed and Kenne
hle,,%"..o, Remedy sold by Taylor &
EEic"np Druggists and ApothecarleS,
.sa W. inn, .nndred and forty three Nor
ldaj"" migrants, mostly from Grea'
ag arrived at New York yester
AP,in s'ated in Ottawa that the hsaltt
Nht,,eS Lousis will not permi. hsl
"n 10 Canada this winter.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
A Healthy State.

~ 'oP,e are constantly changing their
a,' .t ron East TO West ana from
" 70 South or vice versa, in search
i t-'SiIly State. II they would learn
!" w., c2ntentd, and to use the cele-
,Sa "ts AIdaey-Wor when sick they
y. ~ Do much bstt,r of. The whole
%q' ,i5 eau be kept In a healthy state
VIA simple but e1sctual remedy.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
,,,lle0n Jubiiatis0.

4, p.oublicsns Of Wilmington will
!, Grand jubilation atthe Inalitute
\ NJ, evening, ., u o'clock. They
.,,c TO take a broad emile over
u 90, Republican victory Of last
''a,, We presume 1t will be I'M
'..,,v TO Invite the Republicans to
:. N. hall.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Tic weather.

W. Department, 0lEics Of the Chief
FFs ~.sr, Washington, Nov. Al
b..
M&l!.ons for Thursiay--For the
iIs Atlantic ststss, cloudy weather
fan.a, southeasterly winds, lower
[NaatE, stationary or higher tam.
Ia,Ie,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Wishing Garfield.

Wen hundred of the students aud
eA20.Iy Of 0berlin College visited
|QaN' Yesterday and congratulated
Pa''a. Garfield on his election. He
EEonded 10 their fluctuations in a
"a u 'peech, concluding by saying;
Whatever the significance OF yester'
cteVept may be, 1t will be oil the
'sIEa .dcant for being Immediately
EtI S.l.s.n
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
State O, tuo Fhprmometer

|2HgprgucAs Office, on Thursday
|n1g, .ov. A:
|fhE, 10 o'clock, II O'Clock
so GJ
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Deceased.

Amos Ysatmsn, an employee off uek-
ing am l. Bro'st died suddenly at-his
residence on West Fourth street, ,yester'
day, OF paralysis, after o few days Ill
ness.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
View Castle presbytery.

A special meeting Of the New Castle
Presby terry will be held in the Central
Presby yterian church on next Tuesday
afternoon, at 2.30 O'Clock. The call
from the Middletown Presbyterian
church for the pastoral service OF Rev
W. G, Alexander, will be considered
IS will also the csll from the church
at Glasgow f.r the services OF Rev
Geo. Rogers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
Live and LesX,tVe 7

,,.'.,,, =, ,J,srey is selling good fresh bee
|, IS,O,1,''airEly low prices. Good stew,
E'i'', wv b 70 s cts. good roast, s to II
Il %''' @ roast, II to IA cts. F.; steak, Il
n yI' IN =, best steak, lGo. Stalls lC
=" Third strt ct market.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
YyubLlC SALE
~ -OF-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on
FIFTH DAY, 18th OF llth MONTH, 1880,
about titty.three acres of land, situate in
West marlborough Township, Chester Ooun-
ty, Pa. This property lays on the north side
OF Street koal, nearly one mile west from
London Grove Meeting House, being por-
tlon Of the farm of the late Thomas Martin,
deceased. About 70 acres Of which are COW
ered with valuable heavy timber, suitable for
wheelRrigat, shipbutlding and other pur-
poses. About five acres are meadow land,
suitable for early spring pasture, the rest is
arabic land ID good state Of cultivation.
Terms easy. Sale to commence at o'clock
on said day, when conditions will be made
Bnown by VIA. L. MARTIN,
AARON MAhTIN,
At Executors efThos. Martins Estate.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

The Georgia Legislature met yester-
day, Colonel James Boyto was e-elec-
ted President Of the Senate, ,nl 4. q.
Bacon, Speaker Of The Heuae.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

You epdsn ger your life by not wear
ing q truss 10 any case ofrupturs. Bay
one ct Belts Drug Store. Private room
for ladisr. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
fQfRtOcg and Annpaa

,.,aa.Sa :" Saa"ey's, 303 King strset, Il
MIL, i.5.E'FS for produce OF all kinds.
n A., ia, Engagements to parties for car
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
ePECERE BEEHTT0 N.
"tSlmEns' White PuImOnic
HAlEaI0.

.as anOag lung and throat medicinl
VI y yHoelIed ii ever equalled, cured
" " barrett, tobscoonist, 7l2 Locus
w. and hundreds of others. Quickly
," GS'agh1, sore throat, hosrseness
: ffl.e 50o. and 81. Main depot
!, ara Ming streets ; Phila., 602 Arot
'''' soId by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
r.lnrIll.ntn rne aiaie.

I,.,,t. retnrns ara not yet in. Tle
.,isc will shoT the result:
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
oRpsoS uxAks rJR GARFIELD.


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Republican
National Committee received the follow
ing dispatch this morning;
PORTLAND, OREGON, Nov. 3.-To J W.
Dorsey We have unquestionah)y
carried Oregon by from 500 to 1000
against the best organization end most
determined fight ever made by the
Democratic party Of this State.
(Signed,) JoHN Il MITCHELL,
ONO PnISG UP HER MAJORITY.
CIsc,HNATI, Nov. 8 The Republican
State Committee furnish the following
summary OF the election
The fgnres OF 81 counties, complete
returns, show Repu blicsn gain oveI
1879 Of 13, $50. Four cennties chow
Democratic gain Of 479-Net RspuBli'
can gsin in Al counties, Is, 42O. Thi;
added to Fosters plurality will make
G arfsld's plurality in the State 80, $40
The counties heard from iaclUde tbs
largest in Ohio. Ths gsius in the re
maing Al counties will make Garfield
plurality about 5000.
WADE HAhPToy's BuLLDozEEs.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 3--Ths Democratic
State Executive Committee have ad'
vices from % counties, showing MAORI
ties aggrsgating aboGt 2CCo for tht
Democratic State and National tieseta
The result in the State will give Han
cock the electoral vote and re elect tht
Congressional delegation.
TEsNRssLg GLoR!Srs.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.--The Rspubli'
csus claim the Governorship and57 Ou
of the 100 members Of tbs L tgislature
and gain OF two Congr ,ssmen.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-Tke Republicans
elect about Is members 10 The Legisla
ture, from West Tennessee, 3 gain o
IN. They claim that with the gains
made in Middle and Els! Tennessee
the Legislature will b, Republican.
TEXAS TIE BAS.RE HANCOCK STATE.
GALyEgrox, Texas, Nav. 3.-The
| Democratic State and National ticke
is carried by t,oOU maJptlty. ohep
herd, Dem, for Congress. carries Gal
weston county by 1000 majority, ensur
ing his election, and giving Texas
solid Democratic representation IN Con
gre3s.
WHAT WEST vERGISGA DID.
WHEELING, Va, Nov. 3,--The vote ii
West Virginia will not be material.
changed from that in October. The Re
publicans make slight gains in most 0
the counties heard from. Tne Chair
man OF the Republican State Committe
claims the election ofHut 3hinson, Rep.
by not less than 100 majority, and
great many we'll informed Democrats
are conceding HatohinsOn's election
II is evident that there cannot be owe
100 majority either way, and the chan
cas for one are about as good rs tn
other.
OLD VIRGINIA,
STAUNT N, VA, Nov, paul Reed
iuster, is elected 10 CsngresS ever Allen
Reg. Dem, in the Seventh district b,
1000 majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

AIDES IN WANT UE 1t o. Girls
IL can find them by calling at the NJ le,t
diligence otiiee, 40 Tatnail st. ll3t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
mon. lor President in State. ....... u
no nai, In state........"....... bls

ba o. o. Legislature in State. G4I
asl Greek and GumbOrO', In Sussex
MI %. heard from.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

ESCR SALE.-A NEAT HOME, SPLEN-
II did location, at Sixth and BroOme sts.,
lot 3axl40, I rooms, modern convsniences,
porch, &C.; best terms, only small amount
of cash wanted. For particulals call next
door (Drick house) Well built by n. w.
horne Il Bro, Architects. Hast
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

T. OST.-A PAIR OF SPEUTACLES,
Ia light steel frame, inelosed in red
leaGher case, bearing the name S. A. Alexan-
der, crystal glasses 142o Chestnut st., PhiIa.
a suitable reward vlil be paid on returning
thom to the owner. ThOS. PERKINS,,
Aft GA E. 7th ST., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

lPOARDiNG.-TWU GENT LEMEN OK
ID man and vile can be accommodated
With board at 11b West 9Th at. li&+2t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

'VNU LET.~HOUSE AND STORE COR
l. ner Of Eighth and Woilast0n streets "a
good stand Tor dressmaker. Apply to
J. Ii. JOURDAN,
ll4.6t No. 607 Washington street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

r OST. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
IL on Washington street between third
ana Ninth streets, gentlemA mAn's scarf pin
with horse shoe oil torquise. Leave at No. 905
Washington street <t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
WHAT WEST yERaIYEA DID.
OLD VIRGINIA,

sTAUNTN N, VA, Nov, paul Read
iuster is elected TO Csngres1 ever Allen,
Reg. Dem, in the Seventh district by
1000 majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 3.---452 pre-
cinctJ, wards, and townships give Gar
field 81, ,2o3 majority, and Gerome, Rep
for Governor, 2l,s0G.
The Democrats nov Ooncede the eleo
tion Of Lord, Rep, in the first Con,
gressional district, by about 300 major
ity, and of Horr, Rep, in the Eighth,
by about 1000 Majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
uEwAvERINd INDIANA.

LoUtsVILLs, Nov. 3-0ficial reports
from seven counties show Republican
gains in six OF them. Republican gains
have been very general. There Is no
doubt of the re lection Of Kentuoky's
entire delegation in Congress, which
Is solidly Democratic.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-04
How the FPeemen Cast Their Bal
lets last 1uesday - california
Nevada Rnd New Jersey Coquet.
ting with tho Democracy - Gar
field aud APthur's Majority VI
Raaza0Ha na MAmaa RZ
PESSsYLvANIA's IRON BLAST.

The official returns from all the
counties In the State show a Rspubli.
can majority Of 3S,S5S. The official
figures seem rather 10 increase than to
diminish this, and the majority will
reach 10000. Several OF the close
counties, formerly Democratic, give Re-
IpublicAn maiOrities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
renuhlic ia talked Of.

a Norwegian republic is talked Of
Ih3 Ctmm :rcisl Congress in ses,ion Ct Lyons
France, yesterday passed resolution request
ing tho French government to appoint coumis
E:Uners TO perfcc: FrancosAmeIicsn tresty.
Constablas have been stationed aboard The
C2sl's new yacht LiVadis now building oil
G;eorock, Sco;lsnd, in consequence OF report
Cd dcaign 10 place explosives among the Goals
CT 5card.
An Irish tenant farmer named Sweeney, who
WIS urder notice to quit, has been arrested in
connection with the murder Of Lord Morhtnor'
ris, and hsI been romanded for trial. The muir.
der has caused tho creates. sensation in Dublin.
1t ID expected that the affair will induce the gov
ernmeht to take decisive steps 10 control tho ut
tsraucas Of land ng!!ators.
Ri. Conatans, Frurch Minister Of the Interior
and Worship, has gone to tho provinces alter
slrangiug for tho enforcement Of the religious
dcc.ars. do h,s dccilod TO leave tho tribunal It
COZ Nict5 to meet az usual in November. Mean
whlio ho will begin ty breaking up orders like
the Psssionist Fathers, which are not recognized
by the Vatican. Ro will neyt disperse the COM
nh mites that are mostly composed of foreigners
and lastly commence proceedings against the
orders no! Included ID these two catagoieG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
Mr.. Shermsr, in his speech at Hyatts7lll
last Saturday night, said:

Mr.. Shermsr, in his speech at Hyatts7lle
last Saturday night. said:
no let the democratic party come 10 power
vould be scandal CD the American people.
Thers would be 20 fear of this exospt that the
democratic party by fraud and other means,
which l will not stop to tell yeu OF, have made
solid South
Now while he may not have had time to tell
about the means by which tho democrats have
made solid South, he csrtaiGly should have
taken time to tell bis audience why it is
that he trembles and grows sick every time he
sees Mrs. jerks. He swore on the Bible that
he did not recollsot whether he bad written o
letter Offering bribs to Weber to commit
fraud. and yet there arc reputable people who
assert that Mrs. jerks has that very letter in
her possession. and that by means of threats TO
chow it she blsckmals him continually. One
thipr is certain, that though her family has
done nothing to merit public recognition. all of
them have lucrative positions, aud she travels
shout the country at large and has good time
generally. Now whether this is as great .
scandal Is tho election of General Hancock will
be is not for Mr.. Sherman to say until be shall
stand acquitted OF the grave charges resting
against him. Scandal is q word that Mr. Sher.
man should eliminate from his vocabulary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 20.

Tho Fair of tho Alexandra ard Fairfax Az
ricultural and Iudustrial Association opened TO-
day most successfully. The Exhibition Hall is
illsd with all descriptions Of articles. useful and
ornamental. as We'll as tempting to the appstite'
while the display OF horses. cattle, sheep. hogs,
poulty, &c &C.. is most excellent aud very at
trsoiive. Tho parade ct the Fire Department
this afternoon WITS most pleasing feature. and
was greatly admired By all. the companies and
their apparatus presenting sp!erdid appear
aucs. All the arrangements are excellent, and
such 90 exhibition does great credit to the mao'
agemept as we'll az to the exhibitors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
NEWS OF TIE DAY,

The Tennessee bond suits havo bean dtc;d,i
10 favor of The railroad conparis.
The Sheriff Ct New Oi'esss and MS borcg
meo are fruod TO be dttauIters 10 the cxtcn! G.
yearly 100000.
The delegates 10 The New ic.s State U3r.
ccralic Convention at Saratoga, talk ccLi;.
dcptl7 about tho restoration @! harmony 10 tie
party.
+. r. Kallam. rental agcn. Of Nclfo,.s;, Va
committed suicide yesterday ty iakirg mcr
phine. Tho cause was fnncc!el trouble. IL;
wife is not expected to recover trcri the shlcs.
The fourth days s:s5ion ef the psn Pres
bytcrian CousclI. held ia Philadelphia yes
terday, was devoted 10 tho readiog Ct poptls
on The subj :ct of Catbolicily 10 Presbyterian su
1t was resolved to hold the ntX: coucci! in b.!
fast, Ireland, in 1854
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-28
FROM IFASHING7ON.
scial Coi7esoondene. OF tie Alera. Gazette.

A:'&cidl Correspondent: OF uEe Alc1o. Gd1ette.
WAsEIEoToE. D. g., Sept. %. 1880.
The repub!iee5s are SO low spirited tina! it is
a!m2s. Impossible for oce OF them 10 DO To-
duaed to bet on any election, even when largo
Odds gro fired them, but occasionally one CT
thsm is 80 provoked by tho conGdeIco OF tho
d.mocr&s 10 speaking of tho oomiog contests
that be lls,s bis discretion aud wages money
thet 10 hia oocler moments ho wishes he bsd
back 10 his pocket. One of thts, was badgared
iato betting $500 even on Ohio last night. lie
+! nado the bet with % old democrat we'll Versed
| 10 politics, nrd VINO. having lorg slcc, gotten
oYcr tho uec when lh, heart las anything to
| 80 with il nlspciog bis judgment. never risks
lis money unless ho is pretty cartala OF Wlnulps.
Exon bats &C OAio by suoh inca as the ODD to
whom ailuis don't look as though that State
WAS CERTAIN for he radicals. and when to this Is
| added The fac: that the whole Treasury Depart.
mcrt, cad S,bu,Z, B,eeher and Conkllug 10
bop' arc alrea:y in that State or arc fastening
there to d. what they can to save ii, the san
erino !li1ga OF many denccias about the
| Buckeye Siatn Gro seen 20 ba hp no meats
| ground!esH.
About Ici;aaa the impression seems to ba
|
20 demo cfutu, but 90 go by larger siority than
it gave Iour years ago. A prominent demcc
in that State he's sent here to Mr.. Lycureus
Dalton. chiof OF tho Senate document room.
81, 600 TO bot against aoybody's 5000 that tho
State will 60 for Llndera 10 Oo.obcr, and bots
il other pats Of the city arc offered without
takers of 81 COO to $3.50 that the State will 20
democratic.
Sono Of the government clerks hero arc 80
in!cat upon r,aEirg their offc,p, no matter
who may BE- elected Pfesidouf, that they are
contributing ibtraIly to both tho republican aud
democratic fuads and tuki0g receipts for the
amounts they contribute. Three democratic
employees in tho Government printing ofhoc
havo btcn di5chsrgcd already this week, aud it
is reported atout tho printing cffcs that one
huadrcd more will BIO within short time; To-.
deed it seems as though every democrat DOW 10
tho Govcrnnapl's s:rrioo TilI have to walk tho
plapE.
A5uong The 81 eakerss Avitcd to address The
sfca. democratic meeting to be held OF Indian
e:Os ia 9caatcr Hereford. of West Virginia.
who is native Of Prizes William country, We.