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Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

TAR RDroR Of the Eyery Evening has
advanced 90 far In Democracy under
the leadership Of senator Bayard, as to
call General Garfield psrjurer and q
bribetaksr, and a whole catalogue OF
other polite names appropriate fer q
high toned paper. We recollees thu
time when the same editor used 70 cal!
Senator Bsyard trailer that ougAt to
bo hung, and had his patriotic and
pious inc.ina,ions been allowed to pre-
vail, the great Senator whose feel he
now kisses would long ago have dan.
gled from the limbs Of sour applr
tree along side Of JEFF Davis. There IA
90 knowing what a day may bring
fol tn thsss timeg. However as 1: doss
the 3, 3 good 70 "take on 30" ard Il
i@ s dsrReld no harm, Il can be allowed
10 pursue It's little harmless avosaiisn
Of slinging mud without moleslation.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
the Dsmoaraiie Campaigm .
EnkHuPe.

The Democratic National campsign
b AZ been one continued series OF blun-
dsrs after another. They nominated
after Q superb display OF oratory, a
superb figure head for a candidate, and
neglected to procure . paddock to close
up his mouth. They called for change
at the very time the country dreaded q
change more than anything else. The
solid South constructed for them a free
trade and free ship platform. which
their orators in the Nsrth had to STUN
Bile over every time they stepped upon
the ros,rum. They utterly failed 70
present to the country anything Ike
the sh adow of reason for placing the
party In power, and they devoted all
their energies to throwing mud, which
has eileetually beemirched the thrower.
The resalt is certain defeat In advance.
The party had no brains at command
10 draw upon. The candidates spoke
only 10 show their upftness for the
positions they were nomiRated TO fill
Their Chairman had no idea Of any
political agsucies save corruption
aud fraud, and their organs we're 81
stupid that they had not the ability CT
inclination to do more than to echo th'
Chairman's stupid blunders.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
RnrMssEw a paiIurs.

Senator Wallace, by the aid Of HE
ooifse pot, would have been q much
more successful Chairman for Toe Dem,
ocratic party than Barnum. II" could
have man uufactured votes by his coffee
po. process for his own party, and he
would have known better than to
plunge into the buGiness of making
votes for the Republicans, like Barnum
has done. Coloring natnraliz alton pa
pers with ctGee grounds is much cheap
OF to the party than going Of on lopg
Journey buying mules, and less risk,
as the mule Ia no. sate animal tC
stand bshind.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

IP THE Every Evening wants frauds
to howl over, why does /: Gct call at
teutiOn 70 the fact that the Democratic
ASSESSORS, Ward and Hughes, assessed
over 400 Democratic Dames from the
error list OF 1879, who had no right to
be assessed. and every one Of such Dem
ocrats will vote to morrow. The re-
port that 1t raises Of gangs. OF Rspubli'
can repeaters being brought here by
the Republicans to vots to morrow is as
slandsrous and liRsllous ns 1t ie Ut true,
and the report ia Only made to conceal
and cover up the outrageous frauds
which the Democrats have prepared for
10 morrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

NoBoDY WILL REJOICE more than the
REPuBLCAs when this election Ia over
and General Garfield elected. We will
hen have space TO give our renders a
larger amount Of general news thsn We
do, owing to political pressure upon on"
columns. Rus we hope our readers,
who have bsen very patient with uR,
Rill still bear with Us q day OF two
longer. 1t is the highest duty OF sll
true citizens to suieAyOr TO secure coed
government, aud It is a work in which
al should ba willing to engage in for a
time, 90 that the desired end may be
secured. Bat 1t is almost over now,
and then II Garfield 10 elected we will
have four years of quiatness, harmsny
and prosperity.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

THH BRITISH understand this question
Of the tariff iutt as we'll rs We do. TIE
London Tines, for inst .noe, in reosnI
article oa fres trade, said: "Tht
United States do not approach the ques
ton from the same point Of view as
ourselves. The objsc: Of their STATS.
men is not to SECURE the largest amount
of wealth for the country generally,
bat 10 keep up, by what-vsr means, the
standard Of comfort among the laboring
classes"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

DEMOCRATS, and w0rkinsmsn what
your party leaders and party press tell
you is independence, Is to vote for a
party tina: is in favor of free trade and
free ships. The independence that
they so bravely tell you topractISe and
aot be bulldozed by your employers Is
TO vets that ship yards and manufsc-
tories of Wilmington shall either be
closed or that they shall build chips
and maui fscturs Arsioles at E0glish
prices. This Is q kind of independence
that don't pay. These same Demo
cratic leaders who advise you to bs In
dependent, and brave and spunky And
all such meaningless stuff, at the ex'
psnse OF your o"n business iultrstts
and to the injury Of your families, only
want your votes that they may be kept
10 fat Offices. Democratic workingmen
look to your own interests. These men
who are giving you this advice are mel
around when the barrel Of -four Ia
n ,eded and when afflietion throws a
saadcw across tae threshold Of your
aubls dwelling.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
~. Uavw Ceurs.

NE Apolsgy 90 she Levy Csurs.
The Levy Court met In adjourned
session last Saturday, one working day
before the cleo tiOn and after consider
able plain talk from Austin harring
ton, R.q., counsel for the disfranshised
Rep ablisans Of New Castle County, did
pass . resolution authorizing the clerk
OF tn. Peacs Mr.. Cochran 10 correct the
errors that had been nais by his pre-
dsoessor Mr.. Springer, In transorioins
uanes into the assessment duplicates,
aud also to place on the duplicates the
names OF some who had been emitted.
It has been pretty broadly intimatsd
that an apology was due the Levy
Cosrt by tho RRuBIisAn and other pa
pers which had exercised considerable
freedom In not only criticising but nat
ly osndsmning the Court in the man
ner In which the assessments were
made. So far as the REPUBLICAN, II
ooncsrned we have no apology TO make,
but stand by all that We have said
We would rather be honest than bt
the spologist for the glazing su.ragsl
upon the people which the Levy Court
and Its officers have conmitted. W.
say 1t plainly and aasly and positively
that the Levy Court never made an et
fort to dsa justly with ths thousandI
In the county whs we're disfranohisoi
ouly as they were compelled TO tak'
sOtisn.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

REPUBLICANS, watch those three men
that Chief ngineer McEptire placed at
:he Lafayette Hotel to remain until
Tuesday and whose board bills ara TO
be paid by Joseph l.. CarpeDt r, Jr.
It is said they sro detectives to watch
Republican repeaters, but as there are
no Republican repeaters, 1t il more
than likely they are repeaters them.
selves.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

THE SJhGBD Garfield Chinese letter
is making vot4a for General Garfield
A baser forgery never was commit ID
and the desperats attempt OF Bsrnuu
to divert votes from Garfield on the
eve of the election before the liz could
be successfully refutsd has proved a
boomerang to ths oriangit)rs and plot,
tsrs Of tho diaboIical conspiracy.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

time to BE- Elective at to-morrow's cleo
tion3
Does 1t not look like trick to get
ths Collectors away from their posss OF
duty OF the day before The election to
prevent voters from finding them, and
thereby still disfrauohise moref Had
.ae Court bsen honestly inclined 1t
would have met at least week sooner.
Che meeting on Saturday was trick 80
thin that ons-eyed man, with his eye
half shut, could see the intent In ell Its
ugly deformity. Rvsn the Sunday Mir
ror, a staunch Hancock paper. says;
"lt must appear to all, however. that
Il would have been more to the credit
If the Levy Court If they had allowed
more than one day in which the work
II correcting che errors OF the iormsr
Clerk Of the Peace might be perform.
3D."
We repeat that we have no apology
to make for any such transparent trick
We believe the psople will arise in
their m majesty tomorrow and will tell
this Levy Court that ii is "weighed TT
the balances and found wanting"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

Ir YOU want a man for shsFiG o: New
Castle county who viii greet you vita
smile after as we'll as before the elec
tion, who is warm hearted aud gener.
Gus, one who will have sympathy FOL
you in di5tress and one who stands 10
need OF the otioa, vote for Philip R.
Clark, whose nams is on the Repub,
lican ticket bus who is the peoples can
didate,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

REPUBLICANS or TRH FIRST and TsUtl
wards, there are nine men, who inteLd d
TO vote in those wards TO morrow who
have no vot's tecaus- they have not
besn in the city from Cecil county 4
year yet. They are assessed and it
is said that officer P&rdes gave than
receipts, but this sill not sntitle them
to woke doissa tley have been in the
B. ayear.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

GENERAL GRAFT desosibsd the politi.
cal situation when be said to an as
quaiutance on the cars on his way to
the Roshester mass Meeting. "We are
max ing q good fight, and all that Ia
necessary to win is for t1e Republicans
to preseut an unbro 'eu fOas from now
until The 70 sTe los d"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Barn N r.'s Un ninsse Letter.

Chairman Barnum cannot shake on
the responsibility of the forged Garfield
letter. The night before 1t was pub
lished be sent despatch to the promi.
nent Democratic journals of the eouu-
try, stating "The letter is authentic
It is General Garfeld's handwriting" I"
That despstCh gives off ,ial Democratic
approval to the lowest, dlrtisst, con-
tsmptlble campaign slander evsr cor-
eocted. Every Democratic editor in the
land Gubmissively obeyed the iNjunO
ton to give this statement the widest
circulation, and they all obeysd the
crack OF the male drivers whip, aud
did their best to circulate the infamous
lie. This Is another OF BarIum's blan'
'aers. It will make votes for the Re
publicans, the lie having bean sfeo'
tually nailed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

ONK or THE proprietcrs Of the larges'
pottery establishments in Trenton tsiia
an interviewer that about 4 600 hands
arc employed in that single industry,
and that It would puzzle him to fud
many Democrats among them. What
few there were have left the party since
the tariff sues have been brought int
importaEce.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
when Your OutY Ends,

Recolleo:, Republican voter, that the
election is not over. Il hasn't been held
yet. IL IL the votes in the b4lIot-box
that eount. Don't quit your work till
the polls cloee-and not then, II you
havs any doubt about the counting.
Don't hurrah, now. till the last bSlioi
is in, and victory is won.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Advice 90 BtrAuTa

BJTnum would be wiSe 10 stand aboct
two ieet from the rear end Of a spright.
ly. muscular mule, ana tickle his heelD
VI h copy Of Truth. 20 see what effeCt
il will have on bin. II he does not,
something far wors4 we think will hap,
psn 10 him when the entire mortal rB.
mains OF his party btgip TO kick him
after the election.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

II You want honest Levy Court Com
missiont r3, who Will make honost as
sessments and honestly conduct ths at.
fairs OF the county, vote tomorrow for
Henry C. Mah0fy, Christian Fsb'ger,
Samuel Silver, Amos sharpless and DR..
Lewis z. Ellison.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

IT ia all folly to talk of Republican
rspea:ers bsiDg in the city. white or
black. How could they vete without
tax rse,ipts, and how can they get re-
ceipts with the machinery for manu-,
featuring them sll in the hands Of the
Democrats 7 Too thin.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
YNuRLIO SALE.

DUBLlO SALE.
WIN be sold iu front Of eur Auction Rooms,
Ill L. Fourth street, on
MORNING, NOV. 0, 1880,
at 10 o'clock,
l sorrel horse Harry, Moscow stock, y years
old, 81 und, works in oil harness; bay hofse,
q years old, sound. works in all harness;
pla torn spring furniture car with shifting
TOP, seats and steps, Tor hack; this wagon hai
only been used mpnths, built BY aatta d
Kaiser. i set double harness. nearly new,
made 10 order by Maroncy; also collars
tongue and double trees, iorkS, iced ehest,
etc salc positive. Can be seen any tine
bel re sale by calling on the subscriber. A
credit OF 80 days will be giyen.
l.. w. S1IDHAM l. SoN, Auctrs.
1880 otdhw
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
-AEA IN alE

ELEcTIoS Inspectors aui Sup r7IsorF,
vcu can stop the voting ofdouble ticket ts
tAs: tall apart as they drop into the
ballot bog, by requiring then TO be SO
fer opened as to ascertain whether they
are single. The law gives you this
right. Don't forget this.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

To.DAYwE publish the names CT those
who have been nasuralized before the
U aited States District Court within the
last few days. Amspgst them are come
who viii be recognized as having been
voting regularly aloog for years, and
soma of them have even served as Dam
ooratio challengers al elections. The
Every Evening has nothing to say
against that kind Of fraud, because 1t is
10 tbs benefit Of its party. 1t would be
veil to be sure that suspicious persons
Of foreign accent have their papers. bat
ve do not adVise putting well known
voters who are known to have them to
tue trouble of hurting them up.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

Col RoBERr J. Ing-rsDlt will eleotri-
fy the Republ cans Of Wilmington in
the Opera Hou9s tonight. This will
be his fr,t appearance in Wilmington,
an | were the 0. era House turee times
as large WI wouli guarantee t1at II
would be filed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

TnR SUNDAY tIRRoR takes eE'ep'' on
to the wages paid by tbs Republicans
To it's hand. II might have a ded
that its prspti,tor' never were bauk
rnut, always paid one hundred centa
on the dollar, and its editors have No
whiskey bills to pay.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

SEVERAL STONE CUTTERS at the new
Cont House wpra assessed last spring
by the Levy Court, who havA not been
in the State year yst. OF courae
they Garnet vote legally. Watch
them
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
sGurskH u RREy.

Whilst the Democratic party is not
e1 tr.ly dead it ia closely approaching
it's hour Of dissolutiop, p few mors hoar5
will sos the potr old thing laid out Il
lf,lrfa cnrpsa, and 1t can never stuGl'
sly worse tuan IL does now
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

IF YoU Gnd man voting TO morrow
Who you suspect to be e repeater f How
him t. the next poll where he cfSrs 10
vote a. d have him promptly arrested
and cagei.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

WE SAY again that the polls will open
to-morrow morning at 8 O'Clock and
will close ut Z o'clock la the evening
Don't forget this. BE at tbs polls at 8
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

lF You vaut real, live, energetic, in.
telIecnal and intelligent representative
in Congress, vote for the Hou, John W
Houston tc morrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

THE NEXT forger employed by the
Dsmoc tic Nationa' Cymmittee should
era. uuderg d vi! service examina-
ton, to se4 if be k ows how to spsl.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

RgruBMoAxs, remember tbs: the polls
will oren at s O'Clock Tomorrow morn.
ing. b. at the polls before that time.
The polls will CLOSE at s O'Clock In the
evening don't forget this.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Barnum,s L.snt youuseI,

II is cnta'nly very Appropriate and
fitting that IIarnum's forger
should hass for his l-gal adviser aud
eounsel an ex Rebel Brigadisr General
This com biD6tjon brings the two ends
OF the rsing and bulldcHlug Democracy
together.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

THE CISctNNATG Gszette says Hamil-
Tor coanty will give 5000 maj 'rity for
1aritld and Arthur. Tnis will be a
handsome increase Oh the October ma
j0ritv,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
fEN gkG~6.

Nasty says thst the Democratic party
was bursted into emithetesus at tho
Ouio and Indiana elections, and Bar.
mum has prepared e sign.board 10 be
plsc, d amongst the ruins on Tuesday,
LABELLED Forgery, 'Rah for a change.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
FOR LRVY CoURT

HRNRY c. MAHAFFY, Brandywine,
CHRISTIAN FBBlGER. Wilmington,
AMOS sHARPLB5s, Christiana,
SAMUEL SILVER, New Castle,
LEWIS FRANK ELLISON, Peueader
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

The CT. LOUIS q o e.Detnotrat speaks
hopefully Of r pu can gajrs ia R p.
rsssntalivss u Co q ."ss from Missouri.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
OLOH RIMG.

Can you tell the val
ue OF a coat within
$500 ? Of a vest within
$1.oo? Of a trouser
within $a.oo 7 and be
sure Of He is a good
Judge Of cloth, and OF
work, who can do SO
every time. Not one
out Of ten can do it.
A cheapcloth. cheap
ly put together with
cheap trimmings and
by cheap work, set of
by some showy device,
recommended by an
artful salesman and
guaranteed" by an ir-
responsible dealer, has
an even chance to get
sold to the first conner
for twice its value, The
buyer goes off believing
he has got a bargain;
and only when he goes
back for his guarantee
are his eyes opened.
Is it worth anything
to you to have a place
where everything is ex-
actly what iti~ sold for?
where everything is sold
at the lowest it can be
made for? where every
thing is made as it
should be-it coarse
made strong; if fine,
made fine? where you
can buy with confidence
without limit?
Do not suppose that
we are saying how
much better we are than
others of our craft. We
are saying how we find
it wise to conduct our
business;and you know
it already.
UAK KALL. sixth and Market, Philaia.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Where to Buy Your
Clothing.

We have opened in
Wilmington, Del, at
Sixth and Market Sts.,
(next to City Hall) a
NEW CLOTHING
HOUSE. We have
purchased for Cash an
entire New Stock OF
Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing, which
we intend to sell at the
very lowest cash prices.
We also intend to
make fine Clothing,and
have the best assort-
ment of CLOTHS, CAssI-
MEREs and SUITJNGs to
be seen anywhere, with
a good cutter and a
corps of the best tail
ors,so that while we Of
fer a great variety of
Foreign and Domestic
materials to select from
we can guarantee to
get them up in the very
best manner.
We will take great
pleasure in showing our
goods. Come and see
us.
JAS. T. MULLIN & Son.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

THE VIRcISA (N~v) En- erprjsr
sp.mks GO fit-otly OF Republican Guc-
cvB5 iM .ha, Slate.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
GGIHTA.

n All pogsens esiripk
"A pure Drugs or Chemicals, or wish
ing their prescriptions or private feceipa
osYe,uiiy compounded Of pure materials
shauid 10 70 tao rug store Of
II, Il. BRIN4RURST,
No, nj Market gtzGei
kISn WtlmlARtDn, Tel
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
@wag CIRCULATION.

we iavtto the bastResS mem nnd
maerch ants eG tho etty 10 call at th'
mEPURL1GAN office and sec ou'
large eaitiea beisg printed. Ven
ere welcome a1y ap d oil times.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

Nnnn REWhKD THE FAEM ERS'
SG w Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, oil MIN Greek Hundred, offers me
above reuard Tor TIE arrest and conviction oi
tins rer on or persDns who got fire to the barn
Of Lewis Springer, near wooddale, CHRIST
ana Hundred. on tho eve ninK OF iist. ~, ,esV'
A4UiLA oHRRIDK Fr0a't,
I'll ]. kALDWtN Sea'y 1f2'.& INV
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
FOR REPRESENTATIVES

FOR RkPBBSENfATlVESs
EDWARD G. BRADFORD, JR.,
Wilmington,
HENRY sWAYNE, Christiana,
DAVID EAsTBURN, Mill Creek,
JOHN PILLING, White Clay Creek
ANDREW BLIASON, st. Georges,
GEO. L. TOWNSEND, Appoquinimiaki
Il. II. WoODKEEPER, Blaokbire.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
r,tCESsE APPLICATIONS.

N7OrICE.-I, s. W. CLEMENTS, 40
~ sereby sive notice that shall apply
i0 tho Tpdgts ri the Oourt OF General SOS
ficDs 0, the Peaoe and jail ReliVery OF the
state OF elawaro In aEd Tor the County ni
Now Caste, on NGIdsy, EoVehber J.. ee
ing the tirst d y ot the November term, a.
D 1870 IJr q lIoenEe 10 Keep an Inn or tavern
known a the summit Hoase. stna,ed Ia the
village Of fpunmit Br dse, School Distrio'
No. "a. ~. GPorVrG Hundred, with tho priv
'ile2e of selling Intoxicating liquors ID lea
cuanilties than ore quAit, to he drunk on
the premises and the following respectable
citizens rtCOmIHGnd the said application,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

NYOT.0E.-I, JOHNJ. DOUGHBRTY,
~ do hershy pive rotice that ! sh@'i
apAlv 10 the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Psnos and Jail Delivcry OF the
rtate 0t lei waro. IN and ior the Couoty o.
Eew Cattle. on Monday. Novem' or lb, being
the trst day Of the November term, A d.,
1889, for License 10 keep an Inv or tavern,
commonly knewn as the Vnitsd States NO
tel, n. ". cor. Water and French reefs,
IN the Stoond Ward OF the CITY Of
Wilmington, Comfy and state atore
said with the privilege Of fellinG inNxicat
ing liquors in less quantities than one Qnart
TO bc drunk on he pre- mi ,eg. and the iUIlow
Ing re pectable citiEens recommend the saic
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
NAE w AND.

ISEsN REWARD THE ABOVE RE-
tDDSb ward viii be paid for any inis--
NATION I et Will load 70 the arrest md con
yict!on ora.y parsoa or persons whose actions
maj incl o 10 Tiot Cn the 0ccasians OF the
pGraiee on Wednesday and Thursday even
IDS &, October II h and 2s'h.
io2s-tf J.P. ALLM0ND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

THURSDAY, NOV. 4 lsso,
ut o'clock, p. NJ,
forty Lancaster Oosnty Cows and EEEk
SprireOrs. A credit OF 20 days Will be gx-R4
given. No p0dtponelnent on account ol wtaAb
or. l0ls WIS. AMOS w. HOUSE.
L. W. Stidhhm d SoA Ana.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
REPUBLEgAE FI0KEE.

REPUBLECAE FE0KET.
PRKsIDsNT.
yAMRs A. GARFIELD,
(of 0hio.)
v1cR-PREsIDEET,
CHRSTRR A. Arthur,
(d New York;
KLEcroRs.
HENRY DUPONT, New Castle.
DANIEL P. BARNARD, JR,, Kent.
JOHN D. RODNEY, Sussex.
poR CONGRESS-.
JOHN W. HOUSTON.
PoR sHRRIPP,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOR CORONER.
RAYwoRTH wELDN.
For STATE SENATOR.
HOWARD BErTS, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

HoR STATE SENATOR.
HOWARD BErT5, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
PUsLuC SALES.
T1UBIAo SALE

DUBILo SALE
--OR-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, 9ALvE
AED HPhIk0ERS.
Tho subscriber will sell ct Public
the OhAdds' ford Hotel, DsisWaso ovans
Pa, On
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
EbRCToRg.

RoR sHRRiFF,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01

FOE CORONER.
RAYWORTH WELDN.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

shall net carry 1t. Seymour the candi'
date most likely to carry it ia aged and
dscrepit, and according to his own
sta emsnt would rather 60 TO his own
funeral than to accept nomination.
Thurman and Hendricks might come
pretty near carrying II, but their soft
money theories do not suit August
Belmont and other money Kings. Bay.
ard might carry it, but his extreme
hard money views would not suit the
Greenback element Of the Democratic
party, and then that rebel Colonel'f
commission made out for him and found
in the rebel archives would be a heavy
weight. Hancock, Field, Morrison,
Randall, Randolph and a number Of
others might carry it If it were posi-
BILE to be carried, but Tilden holds the
State with a msrciless grasp, and II he
will rot be allowed to be the candidate,
there are fears that be will not allow
any other candidate to carry the State.
Meanwhile the candidates Of the Re-
publican party are growing in popular
ity, and will sweep the country from
Dixie's line to the lakes and from
Maine to Oregon and wherever fair cleo
ions are held.