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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27

yrGErISE.-When the blood becomes lie.
less and stagnant, either from change OF
weather or of climate want of exercs sc. irreg-
ular diet, or from any other cause, the NEGE-
TINE will renew the blood, carry of the pu-
trid humors, cleanse the stomach. regulate
the bowels, and impart tone of vigor to the
Mhnle hnIv.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27
Ci,,.Edge Butter Maker.

Makes july. August and Winter butter equal
TO best June product. Grocers pay TO D
cents a pound extra for butter made with this
nowder. Guaranteed harmless. Increases
PRODUCTION q TO 10 per cent Reduces time OF
churnin. one-balf. Sold by druggists, grocers
and general storekeepers. Send stamp Tor
"Hints 10 Butter Makers" Address, Butter
Improvement Co, Buffalo, n. Y.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27

Two-ruIRDs of all the Axle Grease used In
the United States is ma lie by the Frazer Luz
bricator Company. Buy the genuine.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27

A MAN will never look gift mule in
the hind foot more than once.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.

The symptoms Of an acute attack Of Inflammation o,
the kcneys follows: teyer pain IN the small ~
the back, and thence shooting downward; numbiess q
the thig vomiting. usually at ms depret eoior
the ne. which becoms pale and c3riess a. the dis
eas Increases and Is discharged often with n
and Il iculty: cosiv, AMI some de n oil cplic In
chronic diseases IL the kidneys the symrtis pam In
back and limbs dTyneSs Of the skin frequent ufina
III (esp ciaiy at night general dropsy, headaehe.
dig of sight ing stipn and pa piiai ion 81 the
hea era .uai loss OF st rnth. ps-nes> and pdiess
OF the ia,-. co gh and siliTtrsss Of BREATH
In diseases of the klneys tie lsOsfioe gives inin,
dafe relief II has failed To when II l. t1Sen
regularly and direct followed. In many II
may Ike boties especially cses II ing stand
Ing II directly upon the s.crtrD>. cleans md
strengthening. renewing all obstructions ann npurt
ties. many testify u cases OF long stand
Ing having been perfectly cured by the IefiDe. tven
after Tying many Of the known remedies WHICH are
said to be expressly FOR this disease.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27

Use Redding's Russia Salve in the house, and
use Re,iling's Russia Salve in the stable.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27

IT ia bitter bite when a bitter is hit
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-03-27
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nsssn0 - ~ seisso q CAenAtFJ syvassl - Dscsr
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esnAS vsstA wln pssSso oaso b tsasan = Dss1.e -
naSAse salsa Csn ~ nahs nselss bsuinsef bsssfs
Il inilatisna Genuine cold snly IN boxes win 0ade-
mara q dairymaid. together with words "eILf-E nas
BUTfEl NAKsR" printed on each packsgs. Powder -
b ossssn 81 0s.sl 0>sssAssp Al your dealer fss
our book Hinfs % sead stamp % ~
Sue Il eman siss y, . cents; Larss sise. * -,
el.oa Great ssvias b buying ~ larger sss.
AddrssA ouTIfn l0pa0vEnfHT CO. fsstsA
BUFFALO. =.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

The Finance committee appointed .at the
citizens meeting, held Monday night, at
Craddock's Opera-house, for the purpose of
raising funds to provide suitable place for
the holding of the State Democratic conven-
ton, which is to convene here, should a
proper building bo secured, were out yester-
day soliciting to that end. They met with
daitering success and the subscriptions were
liberal They have not yet collected a sutfi-
Gent amount and will call on those whom
they have not seen as yet, this morning
They make their report this afternoon. 1t is
thought that the compress will be walled up
for tho occasion, as it can be done at much
less expense than it would talk to erect
building for the purpose, This conventior
is one Of interest to Dallas financially ant
otherwise, and the people should subscribe
lihnrpllv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10
~ IOuis Jockey CIub Races

St. Louis, June 9.--The june meeting o.
the st. Louis Jockey club opened yesterday
afternoon. Attendance very fine. Track
trihe slow.
First race--Inaugurate dash for all ages,
one and one eighth miles, was won by Beati-
tud ); Victim second, Phillips third. Time
l:574. ,,r :.
Second race--two year old FLIES, I mile,
won by Lizzie S. Callie; Taylor, second
Maggie Lee, third. Tnme-l:lS!.
Third race--three year olds, that hay'
never won prior to January |, 1880; mill
heats; won by Jim Malone; Duke of Ken
winning first heat Time l:45a, 1:46l, 1850
Fourth race-hurdle race, two miles, elgh
hurdles, won by Frank Short; Harry Bishop
second; Long Dick third. Time--S:54.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10
Rescued from Death.

Jones, the convict guard, who was struck
by passing locomotive at Terrell the other
day, while lying in drunken stupor on the
track, has recovered sufficiently to get on
another "bender." Last night he was dis
covered stretched across the Texas & Pacific
track near the lower depot, and was lifted to
one SIDE He was very indignant that his
slumbers should be disturbed, and cursed the
gentleman who had befriended him roundly.
A few minutes afterward q freight train came
dashing by, and had he not been removed
| he would have been crushed to death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10
CITY DOTS

The north bound passenger train over the
Central road was over one hour late ye5ter-
day morning.
Contractors and build rs see notice for bids
for the construction of depot and dining.
room for the Texas & Pacific at Texarkana'
See notice elsewhere Of Colonel George
Noble, Superintendent of the Texas q Paci-
Rc railway, to contractors and builders for
ting of contract for building of passenger
depot and dining-room.
Henry Rider and Charles Koch, who sus,,
tanned serious injuries on the Central railroad
last Sunday, are doing better, DR.. Pace, of
the road, has been constant in his attentions
to them.
Role johnson and +. L. Humpries were ar
rested by the police last night and lodged in
the station-house on the charge of having
brutally assaulted an old man named Myers
by knocking him down and beating him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

Tnn Supreme court of Louisiana has just
decided that the premium bonds OF the city
NJ New Orleans are binding and must be paid
I IN optic of the prohibitions of the new consti-
y suron Of the State. The new constitution
( 7srbids cities TO levy greater tax than one
sspv'csnt., a rate which in New Orleans is not
n ssEicient for the ordinary expenses of the
,sfky and the interest on the premium bonds
Nxs. The order Of the court therefore is thai
Ts&sSe proper officers of the city impose an adj
shdonal tax Of 80 cents on the 500 to NEE
kse interest on the bonds
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10
ssoxr years ago the city of Baltimore

ssoME years ago the city of Baltimore
.ssued its bonds to the amount of S5,OOoooo
/, Il caring per cent. to the Baltimor1 ana
! S3s;o railroad. The conditions were that the
r,sd should set aside 100000 ofthe bonds as
anking-fund to which should be added the
!. ascumulations Of interest, for the ultimate
4xtnc,ion Of its debt. This fund amounts
N wv to So, 226. $50, SO that the balance due II
oaly S2,772,sl9, and this the road proposes
{. 20 pay in lump, so as to avoid paying fur
.Ssr interest, but the city declines TO accep
n (, as II does now know what use to put thu
!, ~ or,ev to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

Now that tho Chicago convention mas
{ eished the salvation business, unveiled the
.gcest Mokana, thus revealing features by
usuy unsuspect'd, and sent to his Utica
mono the hyperion curlea Alcibiades of the
.seuate, we are ready for the Gree nbaci
~ onster that will begin in good esrneas'
/, "a harlequin operations to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

GRANT and Sherman ought, and doubtless
!. viii. henceforth beware Of the fatal "O'' In
,.cgnsction with the Presidential manufac-
arring machine. Conkling, Cameron, Ch'lds
md Chicago convention slaughtered "the
ssrmost man OF all the world" Let John
Sherman hereafter recollect this as we'll al
s,.,sptau Corcoran's counsel, the golden rule
srake my advice and never go to u ano
E .ysu may forever be the ruler of the nations
.Txsraney"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

NuEN Conkling was asked his advice last
' Su.ss as to the propriety Of giving to ex-
s.. sgsgarnor Davis, of Texas, complimentary
i, ,sae, he replied, "0h no, never, never use a
st.rest big d." and the Ex-Governor "he
a,H An IT,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

In the horrible scramble at Chicago only
spoils were thought of. The question of how
the three-quarters of million votes lost in
1876 were to DO recovered did not seem to be
worth considering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

y1yE due,s in the State Of South Carolina
,pchin month. This beats France with
q <ssalbetta, Paul de Cassagnlac and Marx
+. w~ain thrown in. Was it the picnles or IS 1t
:, &e warm weather that is so disturbing the
,,.o,le of the Palmetto State?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

AN exchange says that Mr.. and Mrs.
81 lawns. on recent visit to Mount Vernon,
xept in the bed of Washington. And now,
sosne one else is just mean enough TO say
.bathey are guilty of some thing worse than
hat, viz: having occupied the bed Of Mr.
sam. j. Tildeu at tn White House for the
east four past.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10
An Election Query.

DALLAS, Texa., June 0, 1850
To the Editor OF the Herald.
Does residence in the State Of less than
one year entitle citizen of the United
States to vote for Presidential electors?
OHIO.
ITO vote in the State, in any election within
it, requires twelve months residence in the
State and six months in the county.-ED.l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

WHEN Garfield pleaded on last Saturday
e aodhe delegates "Lend me your ears hea.
y x.s, for my cause and be silent that ye may
sxsr," he was thinking Of the cause'way
sga4 WAS to bridge over tour years OF his reign
fs a. Tue White House, supplemented by the
= .,kought 81 come to bury Caesar, not to praise
rim"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

MroHIGAN's other Senator Ferry in order
a.1 keep even with his ex'colleague Chris
/ .jsucy), is involved in scrape IN when Il
ea,aIe figures He is said to have recently
!, eueeived severe thrashing from the pater
nrtilias of the injured female.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

TIE Greenbacls convention assembled yes
,scday in Chicago, and elected De Lamatyr
.Aa mporary chairman. There We're alb out
I, xix hundred and fifty d legstes present. 1t
:his State keeps on securing all the political
conventions Long John Wentw orlh VIII
Ersye to introduce bill and change the
yame from Illinois to Goodly.noise.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

-. oentb notices OF sir tines or Tess
80. a." All over sir mes, fifteen cents per H"e'
u,.,.ovs notices on /, unday mornings onIy,
,,awd 5sr S,tnday serptC IS, Iree'
IN notices other than The db9re chdrtitao"s 80,
80 Gsst pais, Iodles, OF sir In or t2S', Wiiyy
', -,,rfs Al over sir ines ten GEMS per ""'' W
~. 6peciai A0tce column"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

TIVE anxiety of ambitious possible canai-
bsaes in Presidential convention, reminds
a No of the line in Moore's Paradise ana 'he
h rsM, "Reholding Heaven, set fearing NELL
3t fst ,f such is the kingdom of politics,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10
ANNouNcEM EN- rs.
state Senate.

razxrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANSoW wSta
w HENRY NJ. Rhopus, EsS1la 10 W, m"M NE
xa,ss, n n,S in this, the 18th Senatorial Dis
q, evIr4 at the ensuing election
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

Dg GoLYER Garfield is the name he will
sc9sably go by.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
READ AND REFLECT.
A LITTLE DOCUMENT WHICH VOTERS
SHOULD MEN0RlZe.
Magnificent Speech Of Hon. {. c. Craerlft
at CIarksburg-Ihe Most Eloquent,
Pointed and Pertinent Ora
ton Of the Cam.
plign.
HARD fACTSTOP PeRUSE AND P0SCtR.

The splendid speech delivered hy
Hon. +. q. CrdcrAit, OF this city. at
Clarksonrg, on Saturday last, should at.
tract the attention OF every voter in the
state, OF whatsoever party he espouses,
aud receive from him careful rca ling
and calm consideration. TIE wide field
covered by the speaker, Lis tersc and
vigorous. yet eloquent language, and his
unanswerable arguments, cannot but
receive the commen iat.on Of intelligent
readers, aud will not fail 10 lee OF i'm
mense service TO the caus, OF the people
during the present canvass. We ap-
pend in full that portion Of his adircss
which relates to State affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
tremists, abandon all his old and

trcmistS, abandon all his old aud
often announced principles; and
they are inclined TO believe that
il lac is to represent in the Exec.
ulive chair. not the civil service
reform and the national policy he for
merIy upheld, but the precise reverse oi
these things, it may be as well, OF better,
TO let him be defeated, and let the great
Republican party have four years in the
minority in which to wash itself and
become once more clean. The men
who think thus are not enamored OF the
Democratic party, but they are not so
silly as to believe that the country is
going to take harm from its success.
They know very well that under our
Constitution the people never abandon
the control of their affairs, and that
even if the Democrats should be as
foolish and wicked as is pretended by
some OF their opponents the people
would make them pOwerless in the
election two years hence, before they
had had the opportunity TO execute the
least Of those terrible purpose oil wsich
they are accused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
HOOSlERDON,
-,.,r7s W4C4 LOCALITY AL
0IS ,8- NON TURNED,
..-..s. rs- CANVASS BY WIRE.

.s.rr o..h nov 'a,ilates
t..-ra people, without regard
--r .gra goes tine tight in In
u...us, almost without
.. ..a.... rlJ. the verdict oi
.. t.r l-tI pU1N., vii. de-
asar.y and finally. the pg-
r-.N.1u ot the National at.
during the mex, Presjdeu-
aa. ,aJ, the party which
-r.g-ru1r in the contest ROW
.-rJcU.us a termination will
..~y triumph at the polls
Asa consequence Of yhiS,
great organizations is strain
.. .--Hurre 40 is command, and
town and LGmle. from oUe
>.a,r 90 the other is nightly
.rr glare of torches, and the
To-. oIs, drum dul the eChoiug
-.e~.gmp speaker cels.th no,
.u' knowing the universal
.rr news from the front, We
.. ...N auiutergs,ins r.,aHs OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25

and assistance OF those whose
knowledge of the communi-
ties in which the duties are
to be performed thus qualities
them to aid in making the
wisest choice.
Surrender to sectionalism.
He had said, concerning
the sectional disputes, in his
place in Congress:
So lar as | have studied the
current Of public thought and
OF political feeling in this coun-
try no feeling has shown itself
more strongly than the ten
dency OF the public mind in
the past few months. The
man who attempts to get up
a political excitement in this
country on the old sectional
issue will find himself without
a party and without support.
Inc man who wants To serve
his country must put him.
self in the line of its leading
thought, and that is ne res,
toratlon OF business, trade,
commerce, industry, sound
political economy, hard mon
ey and honest payment of
aIl Obligations, and the man
who can add anything in the
direction OF the accomplish
ment OF any of these purpo-
SEES is a public benetactor.
But before the canvass was
sixty days old he had aban-
doned, also, tins truly nation
al and patriotic ground and
committed himself to that
mscheN ious sectional appeal
which has ever since been
made by the organs and
s speakers OF the party, and
which was put in It's extrem-
est form the other day in the
speech OF Mr.. Conkling.
which the EreHing Post cril-
icizes.
The Cause of Republican
Alarm.
The Republicans are alarm
ed and uneasy at the aspect
OF their canvass. The result
i'll Maine was a surprise TO
them because it revealed an
unsuspected disahection in
their own ranks. The result
in Indiana and Ohio they be-
lieye TO be entirely uncertain.
But they have themselves to
blame. The Am .rican people
are not fools or blind.
When they see II political
party, conservative in May,
wheel around to the ex-
tremest policies in Septe
Der; when they see a candI-
date, long committed in the
most positive manner TO wise
and national policies, sudden
ly and publicly abandon the
conservative position which
alone gave him the popular
confidence and good will, and
become the ally OF the extre-
NEST Bourbonism oi his party,
how can all this iail to shake
the confidence of the voters
aud I'LL them with suspicion
and disgust?
How Thinking Men Will Act.
Thoughtful Repub licansare
themselves, all over
the country, what the cleo
ton of Garfield would really
mean? They have seen him,
at the bidding OF the ex-
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Iu.- uw'r-stJc plurality was IN
creased g. r.r Presidential polls month
later 5y cra~.Ierab,y over one thousand.
Ig l-7, the October vote sior Secretary
u. >1,r showed the very greatly aug
m-a,.I Democratic plurality Tor Shank
Iart l4u3. Ia the meantime the Ma
u.ulI vote. which in October, 1876, had
been l2.7J7. and in November OF the
sam, wear 9.533, swelled to 59,4l5.
T..,e comparative reckonings show
..q. while both the Republican and
D.rocr,tic vote was lower IN ISIS than
fr l,-6 the Republican loss exceeded
,ba Democratic loss by nearly 5000.
Tai. excess OF loss of Republican
,,,.s WAS and still is accounted for
cbisav bv the claim that the increase in
the National vote came more irom the
R.pub,ican than from the Democratic
party.
The National Vote.
The question OF the National vote =
consequently regarded as very import
ant 10 both parties in the present cam
n,iyn. The Democrats enjoy tins al
l,Hn,sgs in respect 70 it-that their ranks
80 contributed the iewest members to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
GARFIELD DESERVING HIMSELF
The Fatal Surrender Of His Two Strong
est Elements ofSucoess.
n Ii nl


From the New York Herald, Ind, Sept. II.
General Garfield, apparently cowed by
the threatening attitude OF the extrem.
lists in his party, publicly abandoned the
two positions the maintenance otwhlch
alone had made him conspicuous enough
TO gain the nomination. He had writ
ten in 1877 what every thoughtful voter
in the land, OF both parties, ielt to be
profoundly true concerning the civil
service:
To reform this service is one OF the
highest and most imperative duties OF
craftsmanship. This reform cannot be
accomplished without a complete di-
vorce between Congress and the ENecu-
tive in the matter OF appointments.
But IN his letter of acceptance he de-
cauted and wrote in precisely the oppo-
site strain;
To select wisely from our vast popu
lation those who are best fitted for the
many offices to be filled requires an ac-
quaintance far beyond the range OF any
one man. The Executive should, there
fore, seek and receive the information
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
BUSINESS WANTS PEACE.
The Intelligence, Patriotism, Commerce.
Industry, Trade and Business Generally

The Intslligence, Patriotism, Commerce,
Industry. Trade and Business Generally
Demand IL.
Philadelphia Times Ind, September %.
We copy elsewhere notable articles
from three OF the most widely circulated
and influential journals OF the country,
on the efforts OF desperate partisan
leaders TO unsetile business and threaten
its now reasonably assured prosperity,
by the wanton renewal OF sectional
strife. The articles are all philosophical,
truthful and statesmanlike, and they
are, alike in matter and origin, entitled
to the calm consideration OF all who are
interested in the material prosperity OF
the whole country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
us PRESIDENTIAL Pivot.

Ia. P .kESl ID DENLl Al XIV O4.
. ,,srats Fight Beiag WaEed by
.F tiles m Iadraaa-rhe Prospects
.. lis q SUccess-A Lorg List OF
-Wha, the Nationals are Do
Cs.o-yd Brother, etc otc.
I>rtAx,rous, September -.
.ral.h -1 Che REGISTER.
..r. has never been d time in Inii-
when the Democracy hay, been
thoroughly united than they are
lay. g-j-uo-a Democrat OF high
.sw ls-r.a ru ,a. state but Jha, will
.rI.a',v -rrprr, u1ucoyk and English.
and t.,-. .-. conversions 10 that ticket
from E..g .lUs 0ul GreyuJa,Scrs rn
ever -. ra-ropi Mr. English, tine
d.. .ua!a.e Tor Vice President,
T, .. U.rugD OF ;ae Democratic
>a-. ,...-a. Committee, and hr Is
Own uls Personal Attention
..t.r ...N~~. lie Is quiet bdt very
cd. -.- worker, car.u. absolutely n1,u-
s''..'"' l'>''''' an" "' ''S
county i'm the state thor
p--iu.z-j. Ir IS nor o.. 10,
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.,. N..-s.- a-. being im.
r....... ... number. ana all the
..-........... .r...r...f ,,-rg. money
r.F r.., -.... ...r.r- W.. secure.
-.. r.. .n--s arr thar t.e
psuocrN's Nlt"H5.d the Fort
.r between a.r a.N .r" '''H'1Ht in
'.... ''I 'H ."'.'A-'' "H"o.' 'N
N'.~. Tie current .'-. RON IS
.. 'a..s FAVOR, -"',f.. TIER
. .,''''.'.r "rG l'...'" nav
'''.''r' .'f Hla."'N ana
,'-m'Fr'" tae lAt.dHapo-
".. contain lr.irI' 'u la'"r
.- N.i Ing .,.. Ir'h '-'Ts' j..
.' ..'.'.'..'...' '. lA" "rr'"'''N
.. ,'-E '. state ID. Iuldna,
... ...- W. Parser, candidate o, the
'"r state senator IN tue .u-
district. V. Harrington. tue
..., candidate .uv Governor la
.-r out for II5uc1rs aud Eu--
rrs gu... evident tina, the drift
v5u tna. direction.
..s October Election.
.l.. ,I- Constitution % this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25
., "a session 42d Congress, page 1862.

'tSS~s
1t is recorded YEA.
Errett. Bayne and Kelly Bolt ais Nomi.
nation as Speaker
FROM the Pittsburgh Dai.ies. october l6 1871.
"WAsHISGroS, October Is, 1877.
major Errett and Colonel Bayne ab-
sented themselves from the Republican
caucus, and refused to vote in the House
to-day for the Republican caucus candi-
date for Speaker, General Garfield of
Free Trade and Golden Club fame.
Judge Kelly also adopted this course"
What the Records Show.
Thus it is fully shown by the official
records OF Congress that Garfield not
only spoke strongly in favor OF the free
trade theory, but ersry time he voted on
the tariff, he voted for It's reduction, er-
cept in the single instance of his voting
against taking tariff oil tea and coffee.
And this vote was against the policy of
the ProtectiOnists, who have ALWAYS in
sisted that tea and coffee should be adj
mltted free Of duty, as their importation
was not in competition with any article
oi American production.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-25

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