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National Republican., 1880-06-23
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
PosrorF1cr DnpARrMNNT.

WAsHISGTON u. G., June IL, 1880
CtEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
= ceved at this Department until NOON, ON TIL E
TWENTY S SEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1850, for fur
nshing by contract. PRINT ED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples OF this Department, in such quanti
lies and at such times n may be required and
dered during one } ear from the Fifteenth day of
August, 1885, also for furnishing IN like manner and
for the same period, CORD CLAMPS OR TIE SACK
FAS'rEN liRS, either like the sample Of this Depart
ment or like other samples which bidders may sub
NIT instead, us improved devices better adapted to
the purpose
The proposals (tho right to reject any all Of
which being reserYed) must TO In accordance with
the specifications and forms, which will be iurn lshed
ON application to the Second Assistant Postmaster.
General.
The contracts which may be made will be In CON
tormity to such specifications aud the accepted pro-
posnls. u. NJ. KEY,
jei7-awGw Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
FOR STATIONERY,

CLERKS OFFICE. HOUSE oP REPS. u s.. |
WAsHINGTON, ID. q June 4, lsS0.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Ut this
office until II o'clock NJ, TUESDAY, July g. 1889, for
furnishing stationery for the use of the House OF
Representatives
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the quantity
and quality OF each article and the form OF bond to be
signed by the bidder md suretl0S, viii bo furnished
on application ~ this OlliCe,
Proposals should be indDrsed Proposal for sta
tiOnery" ANA addressed to George NJ Adams, Clerk
OF House OF Representatives United states.
GEORGE NJ. a DAMS
ieT-iaw4w Clerk of House OF Reps, L, ).
National Republican., 1880-06-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.
NEw Yong. Jnnn D. iss

NRw YORK. June %. 1880
The domestic exports from the port Of New York
for the week ending to-day were very large,
amounting TO 81, ,7Sl 2g3.
Money was easy during the entire day at 293 per
cent
Exchange steady at s5l4@4s5N for long and
iSSolNSl4 for short sight.
Governments quiet but firm.
state bonds dun and nominal. Virginia consols
cX-mAtured coupons sold at Gl Is and South Caro-.
lima skies, nou-fundable, at 4.
Railroad bonds strong and generally higher. In
the late transactions Eric consol seconds fell on to
S1ls while do. funded vcs to 81 bid. New Jer-
sey Central cOnSol flrsts sold up TO 1885, Lehigh &
Milkcsbar1c COnsols 10 95 Rome. WatertOwn q Og.
densburg iirsts TO g. Iron Mountain seconds to
lOJ'4, Wabash Conyertiblcs w %, and Northwest
cons0ls registered gold to lis. Kansas & Texas sec
onds fell oil to COZ aud c., c. & /. c. incomes 10
iOH
The stock market opened firm, and was strong I'm
the early dealings prices advancing u to per cent
in the general list, Lake Erie ~ Western, Mnnhat-
tan Elevated, the Coal shares, Pacific Mail and
Michigan Central leading the improvement. Amer
midday sales TO realize profits caused "a reaction
aud the entire list declined 4 to per cent. the
latter in ST. Paul Minneapolis. In the final sales
iirmer tone prevailed and partial recovery en-
sued Louisville Nashyillcrosc from 100 to l2j and
closed ut l2l
Transactions aggregated 2SS 0O0 shares including
G., G. & !. G, 1000 Delaware, Lackawunna * West
crn p 900, Erie G2OOO Hannibal & ST. Joseph 6OOO
Iron Mountain 1000. Kansas " Texas SOD Lake
shore - 900. Lake Eric ~ Western II 100. Manhat-
tan l5OOO, Mobile & ohio 1000, Northwestern 1000,
New Jersey Central lGOOO. Ohio Mississippi II 900
Pacific Mail 10000, ST. Paul 1900, Wabash Pacific
500 and Louisville & Nashville 600.
Inc gllDuttIuiIS Il
National Republican., 1880-06-23
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.

GENERAL TERM-Nos. 81. Lilly VS.. Smith: p,
Rich VS.. Chandler 2S, Truesdall VS.. Wise; SS,
Washington u Georgetown Railroad company VS.
District Of Columbia; i3, Booth VS.. Booth 40; Van
Rlswick VS.. Spalding &C. Campbell vs.. Kendall; IS.
Garrty VS.. Freund; 500, Cook VS.. Cook; G2, Smith
VS., Wright; 81, Hall vs., Davis; a. United States
eX rel Whitfield vs. Secretary OfNavy Thompson
81 Knowles vs.. Dodge; 9ll2, Pcugh vs. Leich; 03,
United States eX rel, Barker, VS.. Henick
EQUITY CoURT-JUSTICE observation-disclosures
tine Brick company VS.. Woodruff banner vs. Main;
lIiberna Building association VS., Gibbons; Smith
VS.. Kenny; Gusdorf VS.. Wheeler; WallaCh VS.. Fair.
field; Douglass VS.. Smith, SImms VS.. Simms;
Brent VS.. District Of Columbia Building associa-
ton; Metz VS.. Lacy,
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Wm. Beckley larceny; James
Call robbery; Louis Eskridge, assault with intent
to kill Edward MCRae. grand larceny; Edward
II. Dent horse steaing W. W. Warren false pre-
lenses; John Johnson, burglary; Potter sherman,
Cpny.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
V'RUsTEE's SALE or INTEREsT IN vALU-
L ABLE PATENT RIGHTS nos. 1887 AND
1887 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN PLATE

1887 FOR 1MPRONEME ENTS IN PLATE
PRINTING PRESSES, ETC.
BY virtue Of q decree OF the supreme Court of tho
District Of Columbia, passed tho I'd day of June
A. D. laso ~ equity cause No 67i3 document No: 49,,
wherein julius Ltisburgh Is complainant and Walter
- Appleton ct rL are defendants, ! will sell, on
THURSDAY. JULY I, 1850, AZ 10 o'clock a. m at the
auction rooms OF DunCnnSOn Bros, corner of Ninth
and ID streets northwest. In the city Of Washington,
y. G., all the right, title aud interest of defendant
Walter $. Appleton in letters patent OF the United
states OF America, numbered respectively 1887
ana 1887, TOR improvements in plate-printiDg
presses, etc.
II. Terms; The purchase money to be paid in cash on
the ratification Of sale by the court a deposit OF 80
Will be required Ut the time of sale.
LEON TOBRINER, Trustee,
Ieio.2awit $50 Fourand-nhalf street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Rather Chill for Peru.

The terms Of peace proposed by Chill are
very burdensome to its allied enemies but
Chilli is in position to dictate that kind of
terms. If Peru and Bolivia do not accept the
profIered terms, Chilli will overrun both coun-
tries, and in the end name still harsher terms.
1t is the fashion nowadays to collect from tho
conquered the full cost of the war wagcd by
the conquering power. And it is very salu.
tarY custom.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
District Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTICEs WYLIE, HAG-
NER AND JAMEs.-Br coke VS.. Barnes; argument re-
sumed and submitted. Lewis VS.. Morris; argued
by Mr. Meoy for complainant and submitted.
Lilly vs. Smith, papers read in part.
CRIMINAL CoURT--JUsTICE MACARTHUR.-Jurie
completed and organized. Grand Jury sworn,
charged and adjourned 10 July Z.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
STATES MARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of eri iacias issued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, Tor cash, Mt the CourtBO door Of said Dis
trict, oil TUESDAY, the 9th day OF JULY. 1880, ut
u o'clock all the right, title claim and interest OF
tho defendant In and to the following described
property, to wit: Lot No. /, in Block No IT, IN the
Howard University subdivision of the farm of John
Gated In the County Of Washington, District Of Co
lumbiA; levied upon the property of Peoples
Savings Bank, to satisfy execution No 2l74S at law
IN favor of Samuel C. Pomeroy ct AL trustees Barry
Farm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u. $. Marshal, u. c.
JUNEf7, $780, ieI7 dts
National Republican., 1880-06-23
PROPOSALS. FOR DKIt KS.

OFFICE OF BUHDISG FOR STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS, OLD BuiLDiSG,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, ETH STREET,
WAsIISGTON, d. C., June 49, 1880.
g EALED PROPOSALS., for furnishing and deliver
= ing l7UO,OOO more or leas, best lied BRICKS aud
1900 more or less skew Back BRICKS, at the site
OF the North Wing OF the Building for Slate War
and Navy DepartmCns, IN this city, Will be received
at this Office until ~ M of June - 1850 ana opened
Immediately thereafter IN presence OfbiddeIs.
Specifications, general Instructions for bidders nnd
blank forms OF proposals viii be furnished TO eslab-
lished brick makers and dealers on upon appcl-
THOS LINCOLN CASEY.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
WANTED-HELP.
wANTED-slTUATIONS.

10y n coored woman, q situation as cook washer
ID and ironor and TO do general houscwork. Apply
ut COG X ST u ". iel
National Republican., 1880-06-23
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY -, 1850, AT l'3o p. NJ

AM Leave Washington:
sShsltTTiS ieG X Giy and Way Stations
6:55-Baltimoro Annapolis. and Way. (Piedmont
strasburg, winchester, Iagerstown, Frederick
saO~Point 6i Rocks and Way Stations.
SSi-S,lAUNroN AND virginia SPRINGS EX'
0O5-NEW .YoRK, PHILADkLPnlA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS, Parlor car TO
New York and Philadelphia
e0oI3ion Sunday only-Baltmore' Annapolis and
9IO--tsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
PiTTSBURG EMPRESS. Connects for Hagers-
stations H east 4 OF Piedmont Pied except sundayJ Pull.
man cars to CINCINNATI and LouisvIlle, dnIly;
iOoO-BALTIMoRE EXPREss. stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Betsvllle Laurel, Annapolis Junc-
lion. Jessup's, and Hanover.
is.lo-Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS EiiIcott City, and Way.
iS5-HXI fli6RE AMI LAUREL EXiHEss' "''
acSTSE% ;rSE u XShEs SSsSas rirLADELfHlG AND Ros
s:SO-Baltimore and way stations (wlnchester,
EESSfF faS ga Sb SDI
REL EXPRESS. (Frederick via Relay.) stops
As5@tPoinp Of Rocks, frederick HascrsOwn, Win.
chester, and WAY stations. con Sunday to Point
GiO -CmiuAG0 HND C0LGMBGs EXPREss
stfs&RPEE S1f i GS'sl s&Sb SE BALTIMORE
coPdsi Of Me q nBa %Ry Haa Laurel
Gti-tBafH1mISSrGe SG 9nd Way SSiPns Stip5sf pxpprss
Ms5isf. LGUis, iTSN cHfNdiaAGTI HHR M chfchGo AND
Pl1TSBURG EXPRESS. Ulttsburg except
SuudAy)
Sleeping cars to -. Louis ana Piitsourg.
93izIBALllMokE BLADENsBUR' AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS.
iOO--iNEW YORK, ,PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND TlMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO
New York, and special sleeping car to Philadel.
phlh
tDniiy SUNDAY only, Other trains daily, except
Sunday,
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply NJ the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station aud GO3, G9.
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue, coIntr Fourteenth
street whore orders will be taken Tor Baggage TO ba
W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO s. kOONIZ, General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
SEASllERES0RT oonrsi;hAsD, 2IEsTsia,

surf bathing, fishing, snipe shooting. This hotel Is
rsOp'g for the reception ofvisitofs 81 Terms, per
day, s2 per week, sl2; rer mouth, 30. Route from
NuriOk or O.d Point by steamer Banks TO Cherry
stone every MOuddy, Wednesday, and EriirN
Address sPADY & COBB, PrOpr etors.
fnt IN
National Republican., 1880-06-23
CEMETERY NOTICE,


A LARGE ASSORTMENT
"a Oh
ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMENTS
lIEApSTONFS,
MARBiE AND SLATE MANTELS, ETC,
Which VIII be sold at Very Reasonable Prices
GRANITE MONUMENTS MADE 10 ORDER
". RUTHERFORD,
1lI6 Pennsylvania Avenue y. W.,
aps3m Near star Onice.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
FOR SALE--HOUaEN.

TTNO rent, place n few miles out of the city; good
L air plenty fruit; cars. Address, imme-
diatoly, f. LOCKE, lH a ST n G Capitol HilD. jeio
DLACKSMITHS SHOP near Riggs Marke In
lD quire NJ lil4 Fourteenth st. Tools for sale on
easy FERNS mIT.u
National Republican., 1880-06-23
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
RALT1MoRE AND ONO RAILROAD. -

The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-06-23

tally restored In either young or old, All Malaria
POisons aud lingering diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradchtSd rom
the system. For further diseases aud difficulties
which treat you must max NppliCHtOnOt my office.
CONSULTATION FltEE TO AIlA
OliCo and Residence No 1870 q street northwest,
between lhirleehth aud Fourteenth Siroels near
Foundry NJ. u church, aud opposite lGpiphauy
church, Washington, u. q, je2l-tf
National Republican., 1880-06-23
JUNE Il, 1880.
STATES MARsHALs SALE.

Z -
By virtue of writ of iieri facas issued out of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, | Will sell at public
sale for cash. at the house door Of said istrct
on TUESDAY, the 9Th dav OF july 1880, at IL o'clock
M all the right title, clam ana interest of the de-
tendant in and 10 the following described property,
to w Lot SO, In block 50, in Threlkeld's addition 10
Georgetown, D. G., at the corner OF First and Bingan
streets lying 40 feet rst street and TO feet
Llngnn street levied upon the property of Patrick
ODonOghue, to satisfy execution No. u GG7 at law,
In favor of Jane Il, Brooke.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
ie1i-dts L. S Marshal
National Republican., 1880-06-23
PROFESSIONAT
USEFUL FEET, Etc.

Thousands visit DIR. WHITES wcl.known estab-
lishmCut, lllG PcnusylYHum avenue, oppusle VIII
lNrd's hotel Among them the highest medical judi,
CAl and political dguitur Of THIS country and epFH
sentative o leading foreign governments He sue
cussNlly treats CuTuS, BunOus Bad Nails, Vascular
ENCresCnVes, and other ailments Ofthe feet
OFFICE FEE, 81 PER NlSIE
nR. BOSWORrIf, 9lS + STREET y. W., Is THE
- most skillfu and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city, Al nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ly. Refers to Senators d. W, voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j, Patterson, r. C., Samuel NOrmant, Washington, ID.
c., aud othcrL Consultation nee competent aud
thoroughly qualified lady assistant to nIond tu ladies'
al 10
National Republican., 1880-06-23
II. o. CANDEE, NJ. D., V. d., OF
NEW YORK.

l treat and cure the following dis,
'Nses3 lIemyrrhOlds or Piles, Con-
Throat aud Lung dlfiCnl-
les, consumption, Heart Disease,
'Alarrh, and Deafness caused by
AtRrrh, Suffering and Slammer-
ng, Cancer, ScrOmlR, III rnia, Ery-
,lpclas, GOirlre, Asthma, 81, Nitus'
Dance, Rheumatism, Loss OF Vi
National Republican., 1880-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
r T. CoLDwEIL, Real Estate Auctloneor.

Il T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneor.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. lHs n
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue oNAdeed Of trust dated October 2, a. j.
1875, duly recorded In Lber No. 7O0 folio iOJ et seq,
one OF the land records for the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby I
shall sell nt public auction, IN front ofthe premises,
on TUESDA Y, july o, 1ss0, nt o'clock p. M all
Washington, ID. G.. and known as lot numbered
eightytuur 49, of Kellys subdivision OF certain lots
IN square numbered two hundred and twelve (2l2).
together with the improvements, etc
Terms; One-third IN cash, and the balance In O. II
and is months with interest Rt per cent per annum
secured by deed Of trust oil cash ut option Of the
purchaser. deposit Of 900 required ut me OF sale,
and all conveyancing at purchasers cost Terms 10
be complied with In seven days.
ie2?, p. 2Djy2&6 Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Ie7-itaw4w
DRoPosAL FOR sToNEcUTTING SHEDS,

/
ESGISEER's OFFICE, WAsnINGToN MONUMENT !
WAsHISuToS, ID. g.. June ~, 1850. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until II m on the 2Sth day ofJUNE, lSsO, for
the material and workmanship required IN the
erection of stone-cuters' sheds at the site of the
Washington Monument in this city.
Specifications, blank forms OF proposal and guaran-
tee and amy other Information will De furnished
upon application at this office.
(Signed) THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
L. Col. of Engineers, L, ). A.,
lel7.Gt Engineer in Charge.
National Republican., 1880-06-23

A uCTloN :sALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
"A WASHINGION. D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE
90 1850 at II O'CLOCK NJ, OF condemned articles be.
longing TO the BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND
CLOTHING, consisting in part of PrLvisions, Cloth
ing, Tobacco, lInndkerChies. Mustard Pepper, ETC.,
also Scales, Weights. Measures, Empty Barrels,
Boxes, Old Padlocks. etc.
A full schedule of articles can be seen by applying
at the office of the Commanding officer or Auction
eers Onicc NO $40 Ninth street northwest, Washing
ton, ID. Z.
]. c. T.. DEKRAFFT,
. Captain U. s.. N, Commanding
DUNCANSON RRtjS.. Auctioneers Iels-2aw2w
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Proposals for Cast-Iron Bricks, Beam and
MMlI Plntna. Rnnln Senmrntnrs. Mehges. Nc.
OFP1CE or BUILDING ron
STATE. WAR ASD NAVY DEpARTNfFNTs, ,
wAgIIIXgTON. ID. e. June 81. lsSO,

STATE wAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHISorON, u. q June 81, 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and deliver
- ing about 1900 pounds of small Iron Castings
and Tor about 500 pounds Wrought Iron Bolts and
Nuts at the site OF The North Wing of the Building
for State, War and Navy Departments in this city.
will be received at this Office until II m Of July 7,
1850 and opened Immediately thereafter, In presence
OF bidders.
Specifications. general instructions for bidders and
blank forms OF proposal will be rn shed to regular
manufacturers, upon application to this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
ie2I G. III .CoI t'orps of I,nuineers,
National Republican., 1880-06-23
DENTISTS,

$s$s:$ :. \:
vnnia avenue. EXTRACT Tl,ErH UNDER Nj
VROUS ONIDE WIrHOUTPAlN, for ~ cach tooth,
without gas, % cents each tooth. ARTIFICIAL l.
IhErll, s. per set. Gold aud Amalgam FlLLlNGS
Inserted All Work warranted hrst-cla'A
Dr, l. p. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous
oxide 10 Owe 2l,0OO persons jeily
DENpISPRY-
have fitted w, with special reference to Dentistry,
the pleasant and centrally located rooms No Four
teenth street, corner New York avenue, whore / am
prepared to perform all operations ON tle natural
teeth With carg and satisfaction,
Artificial teeth Of every kind and grade Inserted,
Nitrous Oxide Tor the extraction OF teeth, 81.
Three lines OF cars rass lhe door,
DIR. M. v. BROWN.
iy1-Iy
National Republican., 1880-06-23
sUB-TREAsUEY BALANCES
Baltimore Markets

Gold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50. .lGOOs
currency TOgl Al
National Republican., 1880-06-23
YATTON HOuSE

This popular and beautiful resort, situated at the
terminus of the Washington & Ohio Railroud and
surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains five min.
uteS' walk from depot Is open for the reception OF
visitors ool spring water and ice. Plenty fresh
milk, cream and butter, Large, airy rooms. Terms
very moderate city reference gwen when desired
send for descriptive circular. Those wishing TO
Joy this delicious air and cool nights will address A.
o. WRIGHT, Round Hill Depot, Loudon Co.. Va.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
LOST.

A LTVER-COLORED setter dog, answers TO the
"A name OF Frank. A suitable reward viii be
paid by delivery Of the same to JAS A HOFFMAN
No 10 Eighth st. Georgetown lIelghts. Jel
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12
Eouncil Proceedings.

MINERAL. POINT, Nov. 9Th. 1880
"A special meeting Of the common
council was this day held III the
council chamber, pursuant to call
Of the Mayor. Present: Ills Hon
or J. NJ Smith, Mayor, presiding;
Alderman Gilman, Jenkins, Prid-
caux, and rhies; absent: Alderman
Ferris.
The proceedings OF the last meet
ing were read and approved. The
council then proceeded to canvas
the votes pollcd at a special
election held on the 2nd Of Nov.
for Alderman of the first ward, to
ill the vacancy occassionel by the
removal of alderman Joseph from
the city, with the following result
The whole number Of votes cast
were 335 Of which number Phillip
Allen ,Ir. received l72 and L. "
Sylvester, received l63. Phillip
Allen ir then filed his oath Of of.
icc rs alderman IT Che Isl. ward
and took his seat as Il member OF
the council.
The following accounts were pre-
santcd and allowed, all the the al.
dernan voting therefore
Geo. Bloom, for spinkling
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S20.25
inspectors and clerks of election
for lst ward .,,.,.,............i5.O0
inspectors and clerks Of election
for 2nd. ward ..................l2Oa
JAS. Dunn, police and janitor,. 20.O0
John Clowney lamp posts for city
hall..............................6.2-j
The pitition of THEODORE Engels
and others for 4 side walk on the
south side of Church street, from
the corner Of Church and Ridge
streets, and ending at the west end
of Church street, was presented and
the prayer Of the pititionesr granted
and the city attorney wss directed
to draw up al ordinance for the
construction Of the same.
On motion OF Alderman Prideau1,
the Council adorned.
J. NJ. SMITH, MAYOR.
Attest. JoHS L. TRAAEL, Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

party an eternal lease Of power.
The changes in politics are some
times very remarkable, and one
should not predict too far ahead.
There is yet a great principle at
the base Of democracy which is
not settled 49, which has not yet
been squarely discussed and settled
on it's merits. There are many
economical questions which the
Republican party is all the more
powcrless to deal with, now that
it is more than ever tied by the
means used for success to special
interests. There is great funda-
mental principle Of democracy, the
one of the two historical poles
Of American political thought
whether this il To be a federal re-
public or Il consolidated govern
ment. That question is created by
our constitution, and will divide
parties as long as this is a govern
ment Of States and q central govern
mcnt. It has been the underlying
question in all political struggles
for century 1t will continue to
be the leading thought between the
two parties. Then there are the
tariff questions of shipping, Of
foreign commerce, and internal
taxetion. The tariff question is
just just beginning TO come into
politics for discussion, and there
are two opinions on the subject
which have not yet had any fair
discussion. BY throwing it into
the recent canvass the republicans
have made it m issue, and forced,
most unwisely, its discussion upon
the people. Both as to t4is and
as to all other subjects, we expect
to find the democrats, taught pa
tience by their own plumbers and
by defeat, acting with conservatism
and cautious effort to provide for
all interests, dealing Justly and
carefully with the manufacturers Of
the country, and at the same time
with the consumers, The alliance
Of the factories with the repub-
leans has compelled them to adj
vocate every measure demanded by
the protected, no matter how ex-
treme and burdensome. As to
these and all other questions, the
democrats III congress will be found
and conservative, com
not mistakes such as turned
the tide against them in the extra
session.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

record against reform Of our
tariff laws. The Democracy can
afford TO press the tariff question
upon the country.
1t is easy to applaud a political
party for victory, or censurc for de-
feat. Truth and Right will even
tually triumph in spite Of politi-
clans or of parties. In the past
campaign Democrats nearly every
where did their duty. As for our
selves, having remained true to the
Democratic party to the end Of the
fight, believing that its triumph
would accomplish the ends 50
greatly to be desired; having car
ried our torches and died, MS it
were in the last ditch, we shall
hereafter advocate, in our own way,
principles which We believe TO be
right and condemn wrong-doing
wherever found, endeavoring to APP
ply TO candidates for Office the true
tests Of honesty and capability In
doing this we shall simply seek to
more fully emphasize the indepen-
dent course which the DEMOCRAT
has sought to pursue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-12

NAMED nearly three weeks,
the men staying by her TO care
for their effects and receive
their pay out Of the proceeds
Of her sale. On Sept. 10th Z
heavy gale broke up The bark +.
She was sold Tor Sl03. While
the vessel lay upon the beach
til" crew had made appiica-
ton 10 Capt., Christensen,
who was acting as the Swed-
ISL consul Frontera, for aid,
but lie told them, they say,
That they deserved hanging for
wrcckiug and abandoning
their vessel. With such Of
their effects as they could
carry, the crew walked to
Acapulco, whence they were
taken to Yer" Cruz From
ii.at port The acting captain
ana four ue.n were taken III Il
French MAJ, steamship TO la
vana. wh+lr they shipped for
this CRY. They Were taken
charge II BY the Swedish con
sal bore and will be shipped
home The Constrance YVES
of 300 tons burden, and was
owned by Able! Petersen Of
Iaeisnborg.