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Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01

The Central office of the Board of Associa- ted Charities in this city have completed their second year's work, and their report makes an excellent showing. It is as follows Total Number of Calls Made and Received. ... 9s95 ceiving Attention 1904 Applications for Assistance. ,420 Aid Given Through the Office, by Employment Advice Otherwise different timesl 2,56s Referred Elsewhere for Help. 4e7 Applications for Employment ss9 FmpioSment found for@Temporary. isg: Per DTS manent, 101-Besides Men Working at Wood Yard [see beloN9 and Women at House; Many Others also AssIsted to Obtain Employment. 240 Additional Employment provided at Wood Yard for Townsmen able e-bodied poor of the city), besides homeless and boys working for meals and lodgings, as noted below different Number of Quarter Cords of Wood cut by...
 Townsmen different times). 796 Number of Pieces of Clothing received for Gen. traI Wardrobe 1,ss5 Different Families or Persons Receiving Cloth Provisions Received and Given Out from Cen tral Store-room-13O loaves of bread and other articles of food, in addition to Thanksgiving
 dinners or Christmas gifts to 13O Families in- Books Papers and Magazines Received Pack- psrS ages ali 6sfri;,ted among the Families of So the Poor at the Almshouse Books and Magazines placed in Permanent Library Different Persons at Mems Lodging House. 229 Number of Lodgings Provided for Men and sH{s of Meals Provided for Men and Boys 1 Different Persons at Womens Home. 75 Number of Lodgings Provided for Women and Number of Meals Provided for Women and : Girls ...............-....... 5S3 Barrels of Kindling Wood sold. ...12, TOT Number of Cords included in the above 25O Estimated Number of Persons in dependent fam
 flies in New Haven record, and receiving assistance through the Central Office of Char ities, in various ways and at different times during the year. 5000 Families or Individuals under Permanent care
 curing Ine year in - ;fti 6oo CASH srEATMENT FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE l, 1880
 Receipts.
 Cash on Hand, June 1, 1S79.. TIT 27 Subscriptions 1,526 65 Board and Lodging, including Yard Man, Team Man and others. 210 46 Rents, Sale of Horse, etc.. 187 35 s4,6O4 91
 Expenditures
 Cash paid for Wood. :s1, ,5s7 72 Wages and other Expenses, Preparing Wood
 for Sale. ,143 93 etc. c................ .................. 5O1 A Rent, AT Court street. 300 % Office Expenses. ....................... 27 65 Salary Bookkeeper and Agent 438 Al Relief. ..................... 531 61 Repayment of Loan. n......................... 25 %
 4,5O5 56 Balance Cash on Hand. and...................... 99 35 S4 GOA 91
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01
AssOciated Charities.

Close of the Second Year of the Local Board-Statement of the Work for the Last Twelve Months.
 The Central office of the Board of Associa- ted Charities in this city have completed their second year's work, and their report makes an exceIIant shovino If is as follows
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01

Halls Positive Cure.
 DR G. H Hunter Lake City, Fla, says: Fl nave
 used Baus Iositive Cure for ooILls II. my @ prac tice and always with eminent success ln Iorts and Wartsn his remedy is worth it's We1ehI III goio for gore and infaed joints, hard tumors at the pot tom f tbe feet ap as it contains nothing injurious to the skin or clothing, but is peTfec ly safe and clean urer1r ratiop 1t s long felt want. Sold by drugeists at soc. . bottle RICHARDSON co Wholesale Agents. jyiosThSdeowT1y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01
Disease prevented and medical bills les sened by timely use of Malt Bitters.

has been achieved by the of Wyomoke, or Nerve Food in combating all nervous malades, heart afec- tions, brokendown constitutions, etc., etc. Thou sands have been cured that considered hopeless invalids, and the most eminent physicians in all schools of medicine prescribe it regularly in their daily practice. Wyomoke is sold by all druggists at $1, $1 50 and B per bottle. Use other nervine.
 iaDQv b1rlrx-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01
July 1, 1880.
3ailroaos, &t.
New York, New Haven and Hart-
 ford Railroad.


 Es ON and after Monday, June 7th, 1880, AS Trains leave New Haven, as follows: FOX NEW YoRK-Express trains at 1928, .4:1o SOS, 9:33 g. m., 1:5O. 3:35, 52S, and 625 P. The 9:33 a. m. train stops at Milford.
 WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPRESS, via Harlem Riv- CT Branch, 1140 D. daily except Sundays, stops at Bridgeport, South Norwalk and Stamford ACCOMMODATION TRAINS at 6:30, 7:15 a. m 12:O3 noon, S:45 and 542 p. m. Train for Bridgeport at SUNDAY EVENING TRAIN for New York will leave at s:15 p. n, arriving at Grand Central Depot at FOR HARTFoRD, MIDDLETowN, NEW BRITAIN, SPRINGFIELD, BOSTON and the North-Express 2:55 a. n., (daily except Mon6ays) for Hartford stopping at Meriden- This train goes from Hart. ford to Boston via Willimantic and Putnam STEAMBOAT TRAIN leaves Steamboat Wharf {Bel1e Dock), at 4:45 m., daily, except Mondaye for Springfield stopping at Meriden and Hartford field Express at 1038 a.. m for Meriden, Berlin, New Britain, Middletown, Hartford and Spring field ; 10:48 a. n, accom-. to Meriden only. Ex- press 1:21 D. m. for Springfield, stops at Hartford and Meriden only. Accommodation 3:20 D. m. to Springfield. Accommodation at 5:35 p. m. for Hartford, connects for New Britain and Middle town. Express 6:11 p. m. for Boston, stopping at Meriden and Hartford only Accom-. BIO p. m. for Springfield. Express @12:00 midnight for Meriden, Hartford and Springfield. Sunday press 12:00 midnight for Meriden, Hartford and Springfield.
 FOR NEW LONDON, PROVIDENCE, NORWICH, BOSTON and the East.-Express train at f1237 midnight and SIS p. m. This train stops at Say brook only. Accommodation trains at SOS, 10:40 B.. m., 400 p. m., Special to Conn. River, stop ping at all stations) 6:15 p. m., $50 p. m. 6reight with passenger car, New Haven to New London, stopping at all stations.)
 Daily. E. M. REED, Vice President
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01
VOL. XLVH.
Many Very Celebrated

DHYSICIANS claim that children never tron- 1 bled with worms and especially young children. These same physicians while they set up this claim are the very to vermuges in their practice, for fear the child might be troubled with Pa
 rents should give medicine to their children in the same way when they show the least symptom of worms and the best remedy to is the justly cee
 brated 2905 Vermifuge. RICHARDSON CO, Whole sale Agenta Sold by all druggsts Halls celebrated Toothache Drops never fail jy10ThSa&eoww1y
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-01
Steamboat Line for New York
 Fare $1, including Berth.

Tickets for the Round Trip, S1.5O.
 ~fT~A The steamer c. H. NORTHAM, Capt. E5zsI2szzsse J. G. Bowns, will leave New Haven at 12:00 p. I., Sundays excepted. Staterooms sold at Berkele x Curtiss, 109 Church street, near Chapel Steamer CONTINENTAL, Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven at 1915 a m Sundays excepted, stopping at 23d street. East River
 FROM NEW YoRK-The c. H. NORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at m., and 23d street at 315 p. m and the CONTINENTAL at 1130 o'clock p. m., Sundays excepted-Saturday nights at 12 o'clock midnight.
 Sunday Night Boat for New York. The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at Il p. m. Staterooms sold at the Elliott House.
 Tickets sold and baggage checked through to Philadelphia, (both routesl Baltimore and Washing ton
 l. | Aeront
, 1880-10-20

WADE HAMPTON wants to kill Secretary
Sherman. Will, why lon't lle do ~ Ills fcl-
low "states'nan brooks did When he
wanted to kill Charles Sumner? BROOKS
crcpt up behind the great Senator from alas-
sachusetts IN Ills place III tho Senate I[rt
ami fellel him to the floor with n club, anil
then, having lin completely at his ,ncrcy,
pounded him. Senator % Hampton might
stcNl Into the Treasury building. roconnottre
t',oSccrctnry'srooln md pol,ucc .lpos, him In.
dim fashion, f1ttl there pistol stab, club, and
scalp John Shcrl lunn. Wnsle Hampton Is III
ardent aanlrer Of Gen. Winfield Scott Ilun-
cock. 1lo says 1iancock wins tho best Ge,,-
oras In tho Uulon army during tllo Rebellion,
a'ul !!e knows this because to {1lnmpton)
whipped him. lie has been acting III scconl
to Hancock III tho pending political contest.
VIII l1aMcock return tho compliment by net
Ing ts SECOND to Hampton lit l,ls proposed
duel with Secretary ShornlauP
, 1880-10-20

thein. Tlioy know TINT n Democratic
success mems tho disturbance 1T iii ct.fl.
mcrclal Interests and values. atnl introduces
MI element Of uncertainty wl,Ecl, will sle-
stray confidence AMI chuck tho present lido
Of prosperity, whcrcas Republican aucccss
Will maintain md prolong this prosperity for
Many years 10 como. Defcat nndcr such
circumstances means dissolution. Tile Dum-
ncrat'c pnrty cannot emerge from It will,
Its present organization lMtact. It will DO
mt only dcfcat, but n rout, md II It over
nlpcars nsain M n force In politics, It sill
bu 1T n 1,ew organization, under ncw coors,
aud will, now leaders. Tho issllcs for which
It contends aro SO antlounted at,tl dccrcptt
Tint there Is not life enough left In then on
which to make another cnn,pnlgn.
, 1880-10-20
THE CHICAGO 1NDusTRIAL DEMQNaTRA-
TIM

Ono Of the most striking feattrcs Of tho
present campaign is tho Unprecedented lnal,-
her III which business ind working ulcu all
over the country arc rallying round tho IT,
publtcai1 banner atul lending tholr best and
must lleaFty efforts to secure tic election OF
tho Republican candidates, Bankers, manu-
incturcrs, mechanics, merchants, dealers,
capitalists, anu gEeat corporations are il,ass-
Ing ttIopiselscs i'll solid ranks 10 defunt u,o
dllslnsegratlon, StateAsoyeselynty party, A.
must without Fc4urd to politics. Tho cou,,-
try IL prosperous, ni,4 they nsu willing to LIT
"welI enough" alono. Thoy want to tutro.
tluca no tsnkor!ng experiments with tho cur
rcncy Or Euveluo system to disturb tl.!s gel,-
cral prosperity. rllolr determination was
manifested IN tho great manufacturing city
Ut Newark mid ali over Ohio a,,I Indiana,
where they not only voted tho Republican
Ticket, but went To tho pulls urd worked tor
1t, slltl tlIls determination will DO still more
manifest III November, Chicago IL not be-
hind III this matter. lior businessmen nra
thoroughly rouscd to tllo necessity ot putting
forth united effort III tho election. and Of 81
!nnking themselves felt In the cu1hpaign that
there shall bs no doubt as to tli8 result 1t IL
not alone employers who arc aroused, but
laborlnR men als0 win fool TINT theIr rIntsrests
aso identical. TAa greaslndustrlal pageant oil
Saturday next In this city, in which tholl-
sands upon tl0lsandg1f w0rklnxmen-1tearly
l5,ooo from lror.works al0ne-wlll take part,
y significant indication OF tho feeling Ut
the Industrial classes. They will turn
out I'll solid ranks, and viii make IN
Imposing aud magnificent display. In this
H1}bnNGtlnn II ROM nh $ho .fnnt
, 1880-10-20

The Toy. Stopfor,l Il. Drooku's address to
us congregation ut bedford Chapul, London,
taking leave Of tho Church Of E1ulanl, ut.
tributes this stop 10 chnu9o of Wow In scgnrd
tn tho crclfbllty Of miracles. particularly tue
m!rnolo Of tito Incarnation, oil which ho cati-
oolycs tho Church of England apl'cars tu hive
it, form Ut faith. While ho ilu longer rexur.is
Christ rs absolute God" yet ho deus belluyo
talat "uoA hus specially revealed IIlmsetf
through Christ, thut tho highest religion of
snnnk!ntl ID founded on Ills IIfo and revelation,
that tic spirit of Ills :tfo is the lSp an salyu.
tlon OF el uni TINT ll1 liilnself IL tho hcat and
representative Ut neutrality-suspicious. Christ ous
Lpfll.t
, 1880-10-20

GES. 1fAScocK's promises to tho Tsotcc-
t!on!st Dn1locrnts OF New Jorscy mud Connect.
lieut. will ayail him nothing. 11p Aas already
slncn July publicly declared over bis own stg-
nntnre tliAt "a tArl.f for rovenuc only" wis ono
principle which he had cherished III tho p4at. md
should nu1ntatn In Tho future. lie has ulsu since
thon secuted Protection rs a ~ local Issue j" with
which tho Government had nothing to do. Ills
clescnth-holr discovery tint tho country ores
Its prosperity to the protective tnrIR," and TINT
Z" "lse IL too good m American to lnterforo with
h," will be properly valued by both protcotlon-
ists ana F'roo-Tradcrs as tho bld Of desperate
l'lnii without any principles, and wanting In re-
spcot to eren tho purity that uomluAtctl hilu.
, 1880-10-20

IN helping Hancock out of tic mud, or
Gov. Randolph. ut Now jersay, tells him aIs lct-
ter OF acceptance was not wt,nt 1t should hayo
hoeil. hu'nolph wroto 10 Hancock as follows;
" regret tint your views upon the turin qucs.
tim, III sIndurstalid thon To bc, had not found
fuller oxpross'on In your lottrr OF acceptance.
" tho MISREPRESENTATION OF your turin views
cohsInuc. would It not bG wise md just to tnko
Bomo oGaas!on to pnt ynnrsolt rIshtY" Mark.
1lnncock's vtows Us llandnlph understands them
lsnndnph ia cvldontly frightened ut tho local
Issue aud tho ass tho "Suporb" hns made uf
hln'sclf In bis thrill letter. lIa has evidently
written too many lptters.
, 1880-10-20

TIE Cn1cA0n Tn1ni;AE has established branch
oce4 for tho tccopt uf subscriptions ud advorlfso.
h1ontA IA fol1owB:
NEW rOltK--ltonm . Tribune Building. r. Nc
gAnnEN. 3tnhnEor
GLASGOW. scotand-A1tans American News
AEcncr. 81 NanHrlt-aL
LONDON. EnE.-AmeE1can Exchange, ~ Strand.
HrSHr I. UILtid, Agent
WASHINGTON, u. C.-f3l0 strtok
, 1880-10-20

NOTHING succeeds like SUCCESS. Even tho
N0w York SIM II Indy ten,orallzctl by tlle
result III 1ii1lann and Ohiu, nlllt It's fuce Is
snll Of ttark sputs. Its Issue OF tho 18th con-
taliis t1Uublr.icatlcd leader acknowledging
dufcat, and full OF u ! told you su." 1t starts
off with thu following melancholy ad,nls-
gEbn:
Tho Democrats havo sustained mn Unexpected
md tnHrtlfyinu lefcat In In.lInfia and Oliin. tt
.lsaetr.,ns iIr.,, 9n. ,nny Ernv: fha! sl e
nway b. cunning calculations and n,iro3t tY,r-
iig. The tlcEnnGrata are lrnten. bully t,rntcl--
ton.
1t then seeks to nccourt for tho tlefcat with
the cuunlly melancholy admission TINT tho
Democratic cntnpngi, Inns boot, marked By a
series Of bundurs, Md tho first OF these wns
tho rejection Of Ttldcn. Upon t'lis bIun1rr
tho Sun says:
.l'hia lustriotts man tho Democratic pnety
shonEht 1t en,ilI n!iurt 10 dlepcnaa With III {.
cArattiltOt Thtrn ts wurh Of inc aylnblu With
two ~ ~ 1t which might not happropratcly bo
Tho party nominated Gem llancock-a good
man. Weighing a5o pounds Hut Hancock Is not
but this is not nil:
went i'sto tho snsta Il 1hSnn%s N tx i. siem,,sekS, len
hsit tunk Rnuthcr l,iAn fur Vce- PRESIDENT. ANY
henn fully ctlol,Hs,; but IL ~ t,t!u stcp further.
ti1ny ht to taka 2 man with tito 1noHt tAl!nls
reputation na II skth!iirt IT, ovUreDinu. There
tined 10 po fellow who nude u, occirntIon IT
!hlttiH sa hCsMl nKnlnst Il r1,lHi,-st,g Ngw En-
iand wnli for " cents: Tho i'el,ncrattc pnrty,
M nnkilg this nom!nAtton. rGacMbict1 hIttl. 1I,ty,
IL report bo true. thoy dill nut got tho y, cents.
After milking laborious ami stckly nt-
tempt to ROUSE Its reatlers' enthusiasm for a
good inal1, weighing $50 pounds, md n,an
with Tito niost oliols reputation rs n skin
flint, 1t concludes with tic following Iiarl
rap at the Indiana Ho,trhuns:
It Is said tho Democrats were benton In Im,!t-
a'1a by tho importation !nto hat SLATE OF Holtll-
Gr . pKr,fis r,ia to IKE y1t9 a tho Re,olen Ticket h!s
Democrats nlc!, cal'atlo of lawfully maintaining
thing they ought to own, and they Should bc
ashamed to cUicede It.
Evidently thu old Democratic hulk Is rap-
Idly going to pteccs when cyun the New York
Snn gets melancholy and aIl turn up. But
1t Is nothing to tho sllash tint Is coming two
we1ks from now.
, 1880-10-20

Fhi1rtIts aawyrr, Of Oshkosh, .cprcscntod It for
tu' yenra III Cnf,Krrab, hut tho lust dtstrlcttng
nl!tlc several )emtcrnttu cu.intIcs To II and tho
Hel,Fetns lost tho control Of IL. This fnll tho
Republicans tnvc takon hold OF tho work sf ro-
dccmng tho tltstrict with zenl ami enthusiasm
Tint tEotorvca alccoss, md tho best ulyIBc.! per.
s''H aro 1T lilo uptnfom TINT thoy will oluot tho
Congressman In eptte nf tho grant odds ngntnst
tilo1n. Tho ltcpubI1can candidate Ia Tho lion.
ttcliarl Gucnthor. n popular, educated Ucrnnt,,
yhose cnt,Hofty to perform Responsible public
t'utes well has alrcady been furry tcste,l by his
two terR IN tho 0I1lcc nf Gtnto Ttons,,rer, which
lie hHs fitEctl 10 tinfvgrsll nccrptnnec. Mr.
Huenther has h0t t'illy given trrufr,Xtble proof
or bis nbllafy to aolift himself crc,tItnl1y iii
high poatlo,,. but Iie silso demonstrated Mt tho
lust coetan TINT tho people or Wisconsin, 1ppru-
c'nto md willingly rccnShlxo tho services Of a
cAPnbo md olll0ont public orlccr. Inst rear
wis tho on your" III pollttcs,-tho 'oE" b.tsi-
ness ru'ntuE mostly to tho Democratic pnrty III
Wisconsin,, whore tho Bourbon tickot, With uu.
Of tho hest Democrats Il, thu gtate ut tho toad Ut
it, waa benton over :o,fk10 Yates: but Mr. t}ucn-
thers pnrsona a,tl polticn frtonl!s Ravu tcst Ut
thoir appreciation t1y pushing him .,0C0 nhcnl Of
ills worthy Republican colleagues. ire wua nom.
limited i'y aerlat1attnn by tho Republican Cnn-
vchtfon, mud lie Is Gat,ynsstng Ills district with
thor1ltEhhhss Tint mrnns victory In November.
Ills Democratic opnonent IN 1nbrlek Doiirk, tl.n
prcsent fnol13cr, whus0 worthcsncas a. Ncp.
rcscntHtiro In Congress hhs becn observed III
washington for ycnra. III two weeks l,nt,ck will
be 0tl Ills why 1T, Salt llver 10 ,ncot uol,. Win.
ilcll Scott Hancock.
, 1880-10-20

IN tho Dufcigno district, nccordt,,r IL tA.
lnst cet's's tl,ore wcro 1000 Turks. 2.ooo ion,s
catholics, zoo 0yrslos. md few Ut thu f,ress
Church. Tho llntnan Catholics f,ro rrtuel,.I'.
to bo found IN thu yllnYcs. They nro atm"s..
wholly employed It, agriculture md In rradns
cnttlc. Ut. Nichulns. which ts h!tudtcl in.t =
tho mouth Of tho Doyana Ia, IN lts way, m H.
banlah kolr.aes. 1t IN snltl TINT the shlp Viz
was transporting tho bNiy Ut Ut. NIc1ullna -
NIPPLES was driven by strcss Ut weather luto M.
llttfo port, whnre tho precious freight was III.
embarked and n church ercotetl over It, tn xbt,
pilgrims resort to this tlny.
, 1880-10-20

AFTER Wade Hampton l.as killed Secretary
Shcr1nnn 1t will bc lit orucr for hitn to 10 uyet
into "old Virginia" and shoot tho Republican
editor and tho Dcmocratio editor who ugreel
thAt he saad what be says ho didn't Say, aud 50,
under tho rulo OF cumulative testimony, proFed
hin. to b0 wh9t ho says Sherman H.
, 1880-10-20

THE pursfstoncy with whicl, tho Democrat
to purity has 1aborol to tiofoat tic resumption Of
el'co!e- payments ia worthy Of q better cause.
Flrat. NIL tts conventions resolved against T.
Thvn its congressman voted aQn!nBt It. And
now Wat!e Hampton proposes to shoot tho man
who carried 1t into oEcct,
, 1880-10-20

tho latcst particulars ns tn tho personnel Of tho
t'nssonacrs md Akctch Of Capt. Napier IT the
wrecked vessel. flo Is described by ti,osc who
knew him MS hrnve, aktsul, tcmporuto sou.
frsat,. 1ctnR a. ycnrs If nRc. to necessarily Ind
considerable experience. nn there IA nj doubt
t,nt hu dit, all tht h,,.tinn skill could do to pre-
vent tho tcrriblc catastrophe.
, 1880-10-20

THE enthusiasm III tho Republican cause
Is growing DULY, ar,d Inns tnken peculiar tuse
in Jefferson County. Now York, where II Young
Lalies' Garfield nnd Arthur Club t,ls been e.
tabltshcd. Tho Club has II membership Of Iitty,
cnch uno Of whout will probably hayo her young
man vota tho Republican ticket.
, 1880-10-20
THE following condition ticket was ptaced

THE following condition ticket was placed
In nomination by the irving Hall mud Tamu.ny
nesnocrtiis Ut Now York City ycstcrlAy, Will
inu, II, uraco for Mayor, Frederick Bmyth.
1tosordeF; August J. Duot'arty, ile4ststur; VIII
lnal J. snucs, j. J. slvsIn, arA II. J. Konuy
for Altlormon-nt-largc; alld Chartas II. Tr.,ax
fr JudEe of tho Superior Court, Tho Con.
forcnco Convention In lts u1aRnanttnlty ngrced
to give tho Ucrtnan Democrats OF tho
l:ulplro City tho privilege to nuInlratc two Al
sterINen-at-larK0. Thu nominal Hons tor Judge 1T
the Nnrlnu c'urt and for District Aldermen
will be agrcet! on at future conferences OF tho
representatives Of tho r,vnl factions, Tho only
0ne of the non,ncos WIN ts known outside Ut
Now Ynrk City IL Frederick Stnyth, John kvlly's
personal fricinl, antt ho 10 principally known IN
account of hls overwhelming dcgent by tho lato
Recorder ffnckott when John Kclty sot blu, Up
last l!uIe.
, 1880-10-20

1F,Ilancock continues to writo letters 4.
tho rnto Of ono day. boforo tho cat,paIyn Is
over DoMoornta will hato him na cordially as
thoY hatcd Grcooy. hut not for tho san.o
reason. Oh mol They hatel Greelcy bccauio
ho Know 30 muehs they begin to hato Hancock
because ho krows 90 little,
, 1880-10-20

Nothing will moro dlshcarte,, tho l,ourbols
tt1am tho sight Of thousands of employers
md cnip!nyts turning nnt In Ii grand eivIc
tltsnay anil showing TINT the worktnH,ncM af
this city arc determined TINT their Industries
sflnlt mot bc nru),tdiccd BY De,nocrnttc suc-
cess. Maku tic procession blk one.
, 1880-10-20

0ES. GRANT Is In Rreat request 10 preside
oser Republican meetings. 60 mitch ls tho cx4
President interested II, tito Success of tho Ito.
t','bfcnr tlokot that ho has plhccd l,imsotf ut
tho hIspntal nj tho Nnttunnt Republican Co,n.
ihtstrr. II IA certain ttat he will prcstde at
Republican gnthorihfs nt Tr,y and Albany and
othnr largo towns Of tho Empire Slate. Tic cx-
presses grant confidence IN tho success Of tho
Republican tiokot in Now York State. Ile
predlcta n lnrscly-lncroascd Republican vote In
Now Iurk Ctty
, 1880-10-20
CHANGES DESIRED by THE REpuB-
LI0hNS,

There aro ccrtan changes tho Republlca,,
party Is not opposed to seeing take plnce. II
would be pleased, far instance, 10 SEQ a
c11nnee In TIM sn1rtt NJ t1,n so,ft eo,,tt,. IN
Ilnfo 6fnto-aoFErcignty sectt01lnlisnl tlOnC
away with: to semi tic sclonl,nnstcr md thu
.',', n'ss'9'ass ~, oser .Ilo '"le eohteae1aey ~
""a". " f.. ~" " "tpo oat u1e o'a issuss'
,.a.,,,an <,tns,s o ass' ".'. use.n "s"'h' :" ~
,,,ono ~ oa .,aas's, ~ ,.., sso's 1"o'et'n ~
uso !,s % "olsono 'ec'.1'oNs VI n'u "'toe'@
sn,,,. =. ...'s - .os'"ss ..!. " p!oo1n y. NV
,'s.',+ ] - nss ..o W. 'eet'ons ueclne. III
,".,o. =, a, "'.'' iNsase' ~ to''!'.eie"' ~.
49, ,. p.9.e ~ nut", "sH. su.' .,ss VI
s,.s ."os' so ''..'.' WV ,,. a"e'sm hha' l"ssc
ra""",,,.o s. mo"oss' n.o to,s.'o.ou ", .,lo
rr,.,'a..' ,',....,, ". ] ,s'o u"s 'one " .no
~ .,,..e t.s,. Wv so" :" ntp, .no""' o"o
nornn,,1 ,.t,ns ~ ~. .n.',, o''''e" ~ 4A''
rha ans.,,..,'a..' "H.s ~ a"..'
tito Soiitti the olIyo-i,rci, uf uoaco f,t1a wishrs
thpln 70 retnrt, to brotherhood On tlIs supreme
forcScr,ro tiut, i; th VIII for tbc ttI,fnn. ao w
wcsy rxt, nnt they we're wrong; on Tint au;
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