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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
Tie PAY OLE A DETECTIVE.

The forgery of a check for $4,000 on the
Union Trust Company, purporting to be signed BY III
GERS of the NewYork Lie Insurance Company DIS
covered In the early part OF 1877. Gustav Zrnth made
al agreement with the officers OF the Trust Company
that if he detected and secured The conviction OF tie
criminals he should be pad l,250. suit brought by
him TO recover the amount from the company was tried
Yesterday in the Supremc Court before Justice Dwight
Mr. Zirnth claimed that 1t owing his forts and
skil hat Charles Becker and Fred rick Elliott
yeted AS forgers. The Trust Comp denied that
Urn mad aided any degree in the detection con-
vctou the criminals, and under the evidence Justice
Dwight dismissed the complaint Albeit 4 Fu.ler for
the plaintiff: Miller & Peckham and John E. Parsons
for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
SJLVER IN ARTISTIC FORMS.

The Gorham Manufacturing Company ha9
nov on exhibition At Its establishment, No 81 Union
sguare remarkably fine collection OF solid silver Ware
Ia the artroom, which hands )mey ntel up Il an ar
ray OF special pieces carefully Designed which nave 0c
upied the greater part Of past year manufacture
These are placed there on exhibition. AID VIII not be
delivered to purchasers until after the public have sai
an opportunity to examine them they are nearly all
band-yrought and there are few duplicates Among the
handsomest vases japanese vase with fepousse WORK
IN oarti1lt representing whIrWnd aud rainstorin
potper Japanese vase the older design Of tofk ana
reeds m repoussc vase with coored engraving has
wreath OF mOrnng gorieS m natural colois; An lhr
ing piece IL reproduction or an antique lpl" Jug
which has the appearance OF hayhS Den VuayI ,oi
centuries. A pair vases that attracts huch adhid-
non from cOnn0isSeurs j. Of du COPPER Win lh.1
OF silver the des IN aud the woIk are on nu'n
Another vase OF eNqus e. "OrShihhs"p ftPi H'".3
an old stone wall b!O.eu IN one pac" 10 reveal IolH
with a stoTk among the lies; am " "u"t"cr E.in -
sky with swallows on thr Wis 4 VS. ~ O. ~
the deslen branch o. roses anu 10 AVIS I'D Ntui 'ol'I-
finish has "A spray ~ haI-Dp'ne ross 81 -
natural colors applied. the nb"ers beng 50 wei u,hs
that they might easily DE s,ahrH .9. ty'u'
buds. plaque IN sttlu hulSh' VIII "fa'.' III i. -
represents falcon striking Eclun 10 ma Ar mo
blood OF the victim SKINNY Iepf'sentea ~ az
ing copper. plate WIN ntln ste D., ~
gathe ~ng flowers eff cycy brought OF IN co'Is' -
one OF tne fines pieces OF cololed WORK An.oer'
chIlds bowl ILLUSTRATING toe story OF tue pouSooy >
luck has bord with the design IN rep0u'se iH flt
lnlt An odd p.ae, and one or iich sIn, ~ ~ .''
OF various meta''' ptoou.hE io', T.. IN,
around tn cage are small tsncS ana Dti'' l'Iuo -,
artistic design and exquisite wo' km"nship iel,s.nt'
sir Ophant at the mercy OF The iares WAse Tiny accs
ar. pcepIug from flowers and grasses
\ handsomely chased p.lque has 2 bunch OF ralPes
aud leaves deiicatel shaded applied 50 ma ui.'' ll,
they 0ok az Il they mai ony jn- been c're-'b thloWh
the side Of the plate soup tureeh' ia lie IVY on
long shape. l. o. hammered SILVER WIN rolo,r IA r.
p)usse the DIES IN being taken from tue ETin Ma,De-
OF frait spoons, wtn each OF The Eun.es t"nei
coors is exquscy done. one Of me haudsomes OF tho
SETS comprising knives orks and spoons is called TO
antne" set, and al the naaGls are pcdu'luHy o.
nlIen ted Win thlS UINcF i4l is io4i'tN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
PRIZE DEBATE AT PRINCETON
AWARD or THE LYNDE PRIZES TO MgMDERs OF
LAST YEAR's SENIOR CLASS.

AWARD or THE LYNDE PRIZES TO MgMDERs OF
LAST YTARs SENIOR CLASS.
PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. 14.-The Lynde prize
debate for prizes Of $3.50, Sl20 aud 800. between
members Of the Senior Class. chosen from the liter
airy societies OF the Collegc held last night the
First Presbyterian Church. The question Resolved.
That New Jersey ought to adopt prob btory law SIM
liar TO that OF Maine"
The three debaters from the Ciosophic Society
William NJ. Paden. OF Yanoevllle Penn, Rodney jan
vier OF sabsthoo India, and Michael Dunn, OF Newton
n. J. The Wing were Henry L. Greene, OF Clii-
ton, Md. James ". Parkhill, OF Thompson, Ill., aud
James NJ. albreath, OF Leasurevie. Penn The con
testants were arranged as follows Affirmative, Greene
Dunn and Parkh: Negative, Galbreath, Janyier, and
Paden. The judges the Hon. Il. 5ouddei, LII D.
the Hon. Richard Vaux aud the Rev. Dr. AIkeL.
The first prize awarded TO Janvier. the second 70
Greene and the third 10 Paden The debate had been
postponed from last June, and the contestants therefore
beonged 70 last yeaIs sonl0r Class or the Cass u 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN UNION.

ARRANGING FOR INTELLIGENT AND tFFECIlVE
WORK FOR GARFIELD AND ARTHUR,
AT the rooms Of the Garfield and Arthur Cam
palgn Clue oil the Central Com ni;tee las evening
meeting of representatives from the Stock EX-
change. the Produce Exchange. the Young Mems
Republican Club, the Young Business Mems Club,
tn Jcwe ller's Legion, the swedish Republican Car
fed and Arthur Club, the RAILWAY Employees Gar
field and Arthur Club. the Garfield and Arthur
Wurklngmen's Club and the Veteran Soldiers and
Sailors Climb was held. General Lloyd ASpinwali
stated that tie meeting had been called Tor the
purpose Of offectirg "A union of the various unat-
tached and independent Republican organiza-
tons in order that their woIk might be directed
intelgcntly and to avold the posi- 1ili OF vast
ing energy by covering the same ground more than
onct. lie sad that 1t was important to bring to
the polls for The Republican ticket the w"yering
and ind 1creut vote. He had spoken with many
business men and they had agreed to designate one,
two or three of their employees whose entire time
should b. ut the disposal of some intelligent direct
ing power for campaign work. lie was confident,
lie sal1, tb&t if beginning were made aud an o.
eimz.t n Effected, in DAY or two 5000 OF 1000
Iuru would become members. The cHett OF the
work 81 TINS number 81 men would ne Astounding,
and would b~ wort from 10000 10 lJ,OOO NOieS.
StcpaeH Vi. Wight WIS elected temporary CHAIR
Iuan OF tic meeting. and Alien :. GOokln temporary
secret,ry ii was decided to unite under the name
az the Republic Campaign | mon. General ASlin
wall was o.ccied president Among the yice-pres-
dents chosen were l.. NJ. Bates, Ecwin NJ Cox. Z.
L. SEYMOUR, Frederick q. Gcducy, joan Ii. An
dfo,s. Alien >. G0okin, +. G.. Sampson and a.
no.stron. stephen ~ Wright was elected
sc. -tar, II ao DECIDED TO open headquarters to-
Cav ~ 30 91S 5roa way and TO call a meeting for
N0nday evening. 60 WhICD AL md pendent Ecpubli-
ear orrluz.tlop~ which PARTICIPATED ia the pa aCc
will &c requested Co send representatives.. Dele
gates iron al Republican clubs or Organizations
Will be welcomed.
he obec e. thc Republican Campo gn ORION Is
Ngf.Fr mi ftnf ftt
not know where Oi 10" ol.ItCt tier Efforts. The
code 81 laws OF the Union viii be short. 1t viii
sinalv be-: Work for G.rdeid and Arthur TIE
axpec,auon is To- Eayc more than 800 men actively
at vOrS In less than lOrty-cight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE ADVANCEMENT or WOMAN.

BosroN, Oct 14.-The eighth congress of
the Association the Advancement of Woman opened
At Meionnon Hall yesterday. Tho audience Included
ropreseuIat.To women from all parts of the country
Al the afternoon session Miss Kate n Dogsot Of Chr
cago. Dreaded Mss Alice c. Fletcher. OF Now-Yofk.
read essay on Cooperation" by Mrs. Imogen c.
Faes, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
read n essay on +" Woman's Work In Society"
Al the evening session Professor Rachel C. BOdley,
Dean Of the Woman's Medical College OF Philade phia
delivered essay Scholarships for Women" and
Mrs l.. q. Bedell. OF Chicago read essay ON The
Need OF Woman Physicans IN Asyiulns Tor the lnsan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
"CLASPlNG HANDS" IN The CAMPAIGN.
10 the EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: | have read many articles during tn

progress OF the pending mpaisn but none that seem
to me so terse. strong and timely editorial in
this days issue, "Cltspng Hands" and II would give
me real ad great pleasure every voter IN the Union
could have 1t in hand long enough 10 read and pom
der
The fact H. measures, not men, principles, not party
are 10 decide tnc November ana have already
manifested themselves in largely Increased majority
IN favor OF The party OF weli-dehned principles In
ONO and utterly wiping the majority Of the party
of mo- principles Except hard money, soft money. free
trade some arif focal or otherwiseJ honest payment
rrUudatiop any everything 10 beat--n Indiana
80 keen pegglpg away, and 1T the Republican commit
tee sec that a copy OF Chspng Hands" Is put IN pcs
session OF every voter they reach. PEACE.
Neic- York Oct. l3, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
REGIsrRATIuN ON srATEN IsLAND.

The first registry of voters this TALL in all
Che towns Of Richmond County MADE on Tues lay,
with the exception OF Westfed hat town not having
sufficient population to require its voters to register.
TIE number Of voters registered lar conveys the
impression mat the county will poll next month much
heavier vote than the Presidential election OF 1876
when the county gave Gilden 1000 majority. The
Republicans are confident that the Democratic majority
viii be largely DIMINISHED The most important Office
10 be yoed Richmond County this fail is District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
CuANG1NG VrRMnN1,S DAY

MONTPELIER, w. Oct. IA joirtrceo ution was
introduced IN the Senate to-day providing for an
amendment the Constitution ma ing the sessions
of the Assembly begin the first Wedn ,day Of
January after $50, and changing the day Of cleo
ton to The first Tuesday OF November, beginning in
1856 II passed by the legislature the amendment
will 20 before the people az the next election IN
1852 iils IS he first time ia the history of Yer
mont that "A Constitutional amendment has been
prcpOsed in the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
ENERGETIC WORK AND MORE CONVERTS.

AMSTERDAM, \. Y, Oct. I4.--Llst Fnday
evening a campaign club organized with The Hon.
John kellogg Us president The club has 400 members
Handsomely uniformed. 1, took part in grand parade
at Cauaj9hArie Saturday evening over 100 men
were IN lue and the Hon. CDauucrY VI. pepew made
tol1a spcech ID front OF the Wagner House Tuesday
evening The Hon. Joseph /. Barber, 81 Connecticut,
spoke here. Gnl last evening the Amsterdam Cub
pariic "a tcd in parade al JOLhstown. TIE non a
l. Ya.cs spoke AZ Glen. in the near future Amstcr-
dam VIII doubtless WilGtss monster parade OF the
supporters OF Garfield and Arthur We are gaming
Democratic voters ~ DAY. prominent Amsterdam
InHKer bang thn most rccenI ACQUISITION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
PANIED. YET HOPEFUL
From IN, Augusta Chronicle and ConsfRut0nd"St'
ri

The anticipated depfesaIOH. HaS UUHIo' ~ 20 no
sbou mo- Iasi Tue stale counted upon mas loI llt
moment been wrencbcd away. bui We can WIN W. M
H. The defeat is painful, bur II can be IrdcPueu i
great contest for constitutiOnnsm against cclraSh ~
,rt 10 be fought it will he won. 100
haze the pluck aud manhood 10 deserve success; or
Ia fnl TO learn from an enemy; ana II we Dut ucmoh
strae haf The energy ana skill shown ny me isepuu
cans when Maine lost, tie sun OF the - Vi ~
her will SHINE upon Au'eriiz helh anu INC a'i'oo "
Grant Garfield and COnkling in full retreat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TRYING TO SEE HER CHILD.

Mrs. Elmira Bacon was the petitioner be-
fore Supreme Court. yesterday tor writ of habeas
corpus directing the production by John Allen, OF New
London of her child Blanche, whom she says has
not seen for SIX years. Mrs Bacon declares that her
husband eft her in 1874 and took with him Their three
children Since that time she has been unable learn
where they were until word reached her recently tnat
this daughter ten years. living at the house
Mr. Allen. When she for her child nr. Allen said
would not give her up because he had received
the House of the Good Shepherd OF Utoa This
gave the writ, which Is reurnable tomorrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE xITH DISTRICT ENTHUSIASTIC.
WEAK EFFORTS TO CREATE ENTHUSIAST NJ.
Printed posters for q Democratic meeting

last evening displayed at lexington Wednesday.
They were designed evidently TO fire the Democratic
heart " Freemen Raly! "Yonr Country Calls"
printed the posters, are appeals that must
have aroused great interest. LIT no Democrat fan
to do his whole dutv!' is imperfect only in Tot
specify ns what Democrats whole duty is The as
t0nsu in OF nation is bIzOucl furh that Indiana
IL oars; ONO lalters :; and l. j. t'n announced mat
Democracy VIII meet AT roe Cathoc Nus Han TO
pu the bali motion Tor homes. HANCOCK ana LhEilsn'
Why ball should be set in motion when Indiana II
ouuS" and ONO alters the posters uuahy IAN
XpaIn IL added however. that the ban II 10 be
uut ma motion against the corrupt powers iLai be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
A BUSINESS MEMS PARADE PROPOSED.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: / would suggest that the Republicans
have day procession citizens dress with banners for
the different trades and business interests represen
each man marching under the banner OF the business
that he follows. Then invite merchants. clerks min
is~rs BANKERS, brokers. mechanies lawyers doctors
and all business who for GARFIELD and Arthur
turn out and oin The class OF that would got
together would have great influence, and II could
reproduced by Democrats. because they have the
material They have 10 draw tho gin mills for their
PROFESSIONS JOHN DEIAho.
Ee,o York, Oct. IA. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct. 14.-In the Court OF Appeals

to-Iav the ~ OWING buunosI wa traDslcIeJ:
No 2sO-wells q. Ritch. appellant agt John H. nmtn:
respondeDt argued William Henry Arnou1 Tor appellant
aud William A. Beach respondent No 3O-ihe Elion'
Goe and Bunham Company respondents Robert avery
aDnellaut mbmted No. 30 .Slegfr1ed Lowenstem ana
others appe ants agt August Flaurand ana others Mgel
by Erastus for Ape lantS ana OttO IioNiH Ot
Respondents No J43The Bufa East SIDE hairoa1 Col
many appel ant- the Buffalo street Ran Dad company
respondents: passed. 40 277-Mvra A Wheeet appellant
aVt the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Compa re
sponens argued by Everett Wheeler appellant aud
Niiiam 4. Beach for Don Tents Case on
The following dIy calendar OF tue court OF Api|
Frday. October Is. 1850: Nos 3i2 $40 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
AN nlPROMPTU DEMONSTRATION.

CLEAN, \. Y, Oct. 14.-T4e latest rally was
at short notice. General Beaver while curoute Tor Ph
tlunia stepped Of Tie here On getting aboard
the cars his crueh slipped and he fell DctV Tie
and the platform He was rescued, but had narrow
escape. 1t having become generally known tnat ne
r Town. lao Republicans tehd"red nina invitation TO
address them and IN The wgWam fun Gen
er4l Beaver spoke happily and effectively. The whole
affair was a & and Success Of tie Od-tIme demon
STATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE WATER-MErER SUIT TO BE APPEALED

Assistant Corporation COunSel Dell, VINO mas
had charge Of the suit instituted against the city under
the Navarro contract said yesterday that
appeal would be taken from the finding of exJudge Jonn
X Porter as referee awarding 70 tho plaintiff more than
Sl1OOOOO I've have" said Mr.. Bell, "a number OF
exceptions refusal OF referee admit evidence
showing fraud. which think will OF themselves be
sufficient overthrow this finding The evidence which
we offered strong as tending 30 SHOW con
spracy with Tweed and think ought II have been
admitted. As 1t was we suppose we had in evidence
sufficient testimony show that the whole contract was
tainted with fraud, and we expected That the Judgment
would be accordingly IN our favor. think we make
out a strong case on appeal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WASHINGTON, Oct 14.-The following bust

WASIIINGTON, UCJ. III DC IOIIUWIW- UU7I-
ness was transacted by hc Supreme Court OF le United
States today
40 1.-THE Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. r. c.
Pulan, trustee ctc-)h inoipn 81 W
III Phillips passed. present nos boE' ana pS e
Florida iailrOld Argument confined " > mn
ns fora nneIlants Ubl AMI Cos, and NJ IL
Carpenter Tor apprilees.
tomorrow al noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
A VAIL OF DESPAIR

We confidently counted upon success III In
diana aud because of that confidence In the result IN
Indiana aimed lOprs OF carry ONO, our theory
being tnat bOtn these States would 20 the same way.
result have already said, Is evidence enough
that the Northern people look upon of tho South
enemies. They have sodiied the North an offset 10
the Solid Soutn. that the wrongs Of recon
sructiOn days are not 10 be repeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
NOT ROOM ENOUGH

THERESA, y. Y. Oct. 14.-Thero was a
large Republican meeting In tnls town Friday night
and very LARGE tOrcnight procession. The Hon. II.
T. James, Of OgdensDurg. smoke IN American Han, Col
nnr Baltr OF Corning. addressed large meeting in
ArmorY Hail. ana tnerr were men enough VINO could
mol possibly gain adnlttaEce to Ill Two more hallS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE CANVASS REvOLUTIONIZED.
from Tte Horton TTapsiIsT.

The voting Tuesday has completely revOu-
tioniz~d the OF the Solid North
is clearly bespoken Tor November. There will be no
electora dispute 10 adjust TINS time. Garfcds election
is practically asSurcdl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

ave. headed by McKenzie's Drum Corps The Re
publicans Of New-York are invited to JOIN IN tins
between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-elgh th,sis
1t expected the Chorus Club will be escorted by
Puman's Battalion of the Bows in Blue OF the
XVlIIth Assembly District and other organiza-
tions Addresses may be expected from Benjamin
f. Manierre ex-Judge Freeman J. fithian. Genera,
George w. Palmer, General Ii. A. Barnum ana
Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
AN OFFER FOR MULE-BUYER BARNUM.
Ia fAe Edifor OF The TribunN

SIR: am an Indiana Republican farmer and
stock raiser. Not knowing Mr.. William ii. Barnum's
address, take the advantage Of tho columns Of The
TRIBUNE to call his attention to offer wish 70
mako him. Ihsve my farm here q drove Of a29 as
dpe Young mnles he laid eyes on. which win
now sel for q great deal lees than offered fox
them last Monday. SOaH q A. Dawn
xUep COvsstv Ind, Oct 10, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

WEsrCHEsTER, Penn, Oct. 14.-This town
OF 1885 populauUn, supports thirteen Garfield and
Arthur Clubs Tns county viii give the larg, ST
orty for the Republican ticket yet poeG-bot ween
$500 and 900 On The 2Oth OF this month there VIII
De q monster all-day meeting and grand torchlight
PROCESSION. The bon. James g. Blame has promised
De present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

State sovereignty IS not 10 be the policy o
this N4t0n a Solid South j. no. "a Tule rebel claim
are not 20 be paid tdrH VIII continue 10 protect on
inGufr lies sound currency. confidence. prosperft
and goa government are nos about u cnd IN TINS couI
Try. The hour is iu Oi nope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
ANOTHER APpoNArTox COMING.

This is the "change' the people want; the
change" they have begun To make. IL Is 10 eNIrph'
Congress ion1 cOpDcThcads truckers ard mischefmak
ers and substitute FOR them loyal representatives OF
| the Union sentiment OF the country. The Souh mas
chosen TO make ItSclf solid; the North VIII 40 the
same Another Appomattox looms mp in she near uule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE SOUTH MUST BE SOLID.
y, ON The Th1rLsky,. N/tpS and rOfrfsy

Happily, the Democracy ls not unused to re-
verses ami defeat of Tuesday will spur the party
redoublcd efforts during the next three weeks In every
State Union. In the phase which PrrsI-
dental struggle has now assumed cannot affor1 to
take any Hancock will be- likely to need every
electoral vote the Sou hcrn States give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
DEMOCRATS MUST harmonic

The elections teach one tact to which Dem
ocrats should not shut their eyes, namely that the Re
nuncans are lighting desperately aud VIII get out their
mn vote There must be no quarreilng among Demo
Gratis They must be- united and must neglect no Chances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE DRIFT IN FAVOR OF GARFIELD.
From The Springfield linton

Now first time II 10 possible to determine tPe
great drift Of public feeling and opinion IL Is
akaby In favor OF Garfield and Arthur. and continued
Republican ascendcncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
PERHAPS LANDERs DIDN'T BUY HOGS ENOUGH
from me OLs

In Indiana the struggle Tuesday is between
the candidates for Goyernor-Frankin Landers, Demo
craft and Alder, g. Porter, Il, publican The former Is
a PLAIN Of business, u pork packer by trade,
honest "a the day - long and as conscientious
Quaker He has walked every county In the State
buying hogs and Is exceedingly popular with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE PEOPLE MEAN BUSINESS.

The American people mean business this
fail AMI ~ SuVrMh,r- great election they VIII sea-
Carl Id IA tAr White House spit" o the solid south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE sILENr VOTE DID IT.

In lacking about Tor the causes OF the re-
su,t Yesterday IL would seem che silent vote OF IN
YES ors and bu men thrown for the re
nnbcan. very largely The argument addressed 10 the
fars 81 manufacturers mechanics ana business men
rrneraiy tDat change will lnjurr at least unsete
business. has ey IDENTITY been Ell Give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
N COMMAND OF HE WRONG CROWD.
IL ID. 1. -

General Hancock was never, we believe, put
TO fight when ne fought ho right side. INT when nc
made the great mistake OF taxing command Of the same
motley horde whose wicked rebellion h. few years age
rsked ms life suppress. he invited the defeat which
now s5arrs him IN the face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
LET EVERY PATRIOT REJOICE.
Irnlu NE Ne.c- Hnrl.1l pnIIrnltrn

The electoral vote of every one of the old
free states Will be Tor Garfield and Arthur. Insuriug
their triumphant election, aud the resumption OF the
control OF Congress by the Republican party Let every
business man. Workingmin every friend OF equal
rights every true patriot, rejoice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
GREENBACK CANDIDATES IN wEsTCHE5TER.


County made the following nominations yesterday /:
For REPRESENTATIVE IN Congress, Clarence VI Lyon Of
Pelham 4; for Register, George +. KHoWdcn OF New
Eochelc; for District Attorney William Riley. Of
Workers FOR SUPERINTENDENT Of tn POpr William
Chryse OF East "a, ster Justi O Sessions, Benja
min Archer, Of Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
NOT DfSHEARTENED.
I,..o,.. RI DazhsunUd fEIeO

We are not of those who are dsheartened
by this result Tuesday, elections IL Is only the
source aud spirit that crushed by dsas
especially far from being iTTepar-
able be remedied by the redoubled efforts TO which
1t should be a spur and incentive