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The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24
Swearing Punished by Law.
Pittsburg (Pa.) Post


Judge Pershing, of schuylzill county,
has just decided, a case in his court
which presents some almost forgotten
features of the law Of the state against
swearing. John II. ,Bashore, an excita-
Die and dssomeWEat profane citizen OF the
county, on recent occas ion got off a
volley' of twcnty-three separate and dis
tinct oaths, for which he was arrested,
taken before 4 Justice of the Peace, and
under the law of April %, 1874, fined
$16.O9, This fine he refused to pay
He was committed to jail, and the case
was taken before Judge Pershing on q
writ of certiorari The act of 1874 pro-
vides that
eff any person of the age: of 16 years
or upward shall profanely curseor swear
by the name Of God, Jesus Christ, or
Holy Ghost, every person SO offending,
being thereof convicted, shall forfeit and
pay the sum of 67 cents for every such
profane curse or oath. And
whosoever of the age of 1G years or up
ward shall curse or swear by any other
name or thing than aforsaid, and shall
be convicted thereof, shall forfeit and
pay the sum of40 cents for such curse
or OATH"
Exception was taken to ruling of the
Justice on the ground that the arrest of
Bashmore should have; been by sum-
mons and not by warrant, and suit
should have been brought by an indi-
vidual informer instead of in the nam e
of the commonwealth. These excep-
tions were overruled, the decisions of
he higher courts being that the action
was proper brought. But the Justice
failed to return the evidence taken be-
fore him, this omission Judge Pershing
decided to be fatal to the proceedings,
and he thereupon reversed the decision
of the magistrate The point of the de-
cision, however, is in the pithy conclu-
sion with which Judge Pershing wound
up his decision. He says:
''The general prevalence Of profane-
ityipdicates that the statute under which
this defendent was convicted had. long
been buried out Of sight. Perhaps it's
resurrection in this case may accom-
plish some good, by showing those who
have no regard for the law of God that
the law Of the land imposes on them a
penalty of from 40 to 67 cents, to be fol-
lowed by imprisonment; accompanied
with diet of bread and water, on re-
fi1sal to pay, for each and every time
they pollute the atmosphere with their
profanity
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24
" 1A0l&1Ul N III w
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N.

RAGoUr OF BEEF.--One and a half
pounds of beef; either. round or neck:
cut the meat in pieces two inches
square, brown it in either butter or
drippings enough TO keep. it from; burn,
ing; <add"a tablespoonful of -four; and
when the -four is brown the meat must
be covered with boiling=saWater; then
season with pepper and salt. Let it
cook slowly until, tender. :. The; water is {
to be replenished as it boils away.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

RUSSIA is fortifying her western FROM
tier with fevcrish haste and at enormous
cost. Kowno and Lenczyca are waxing
into strongholds of Extraordinary dimen-
sions and strength. Kowno is destined
to serve at once as the basis of possible
operations against East Prussia, and as
the rallying point for resistance against
any German invasion from that frontier
province. It consists of a huge citadel,
of several forts crowning the surround
ing heights, and of a tete-de-pont cover
ing the railway bridge over the Nicmen
and protecting the three railway lines
leading to Wirbadlen, Warsaw, and
Wilma. Lenezyca will be made fort
ress of the second class, and supersede
Zamosc as one of the "strong places''
constituting the Polish Quadrilateral.
In Kief the provincial works erected on
the heights commanding the Dnieper
are being rapidly converted into mas
sive forts with stone escarpments, and
Fort Lissahora is undergoing com 1plete
reconstruction. TO the defcnces of Ivan
gorod five huge forts are being added,
two on the left bank of the Vistula, and
three on the right bank of the Wieprz.
Two new forts are in course of construc-
ton at Novo-Georgievsk. The cost of
the defcnces of the development given
to their inner defences of Brest-Litowsk
is appraised in the fortifcation estimates
for 1880 at the sum of G4S,000. Maga-
zines are to be erected for the storing of
100000 pounds of biscuit, and bak-
capable of turning out $4,000 pounds OF
bread daily. It is proposed to complete
these giagantic preparations for a west,
erin war by the spring of 1882.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are a
great comfort and q positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
of all styles and prices is found at
Boericke & Tafels Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 35 Clark St., Chicago. Descrip-
tive Price Currents gratis. Business
established in 1885.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

A FEW Sundays since a teacher in the
Sunday school of an Episcopal church
in Chicago said to one of her pupils:
James, what good thing-what great
sacrifice are you willing to give up dur
ing the lenten season." Jimmie med
itated about ten seconds and responded;
II think I'll give up going to Sunday
school,"
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24
Twenty Years q Sufferer.

DIR. X. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-Twenty years ago was shipwrecked
on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and exposure
caused q large abscess to form on each leg, which
hundreds of dollars, with no benefit, was per-
suaded to try your Golden Medical Discovery, and
now, in less than three months after thking the
first bottle, am thankful to say am completely
cured and for the first time in ten years can put
my left heel to the ground.
am, cir, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER,
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. T.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

= A YOUNG fellow tried to scare a Brook
lyn widow by appearing to her as her
husbands ghost, but rs he was in the
house before twelve o'clock at night
and didn't appear drunk she discovered
the fraud at once and thumped the in
truder on the head with fire shovel.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24
Prejudice Kills.

"Elcven years our daughter suffered on a bed
Of misery under the care Of several Of the best
disease various names But no relief, and now she
is restored to ns in good lthoby az simple q
remedy as Hop Bitters, thatWe had poohcd at for
and pray that no one else willlet their sicksufer
as we did, on account Of prejudices against 50
good medicine as Hop Bitters.' The Parents.
= yH(eIrn,n ,at ~
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24
jersey Butter.

Jersey Butter is all the fashion, and it has be-
come so, mainly because the makers have kept
up uniform color through the year, using arti-
fetal color when necessary. Dairymen who wish
Color made by Wells, Richardson T. Co., Burling-
ton, Vt. Hon. E. D. Mason, Pres: Dairy Assoc
says: "It gives the brightest and most perfect
know it to be, as you say, as harmless as salt,
and it adds several cents per pound to the value
of lutter.'
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Why suffer sleepless nights when your
Baby is not well? You can buy DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup at all Drug Stores
for quarter Of dollar.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

A BAsHFUL printer refused a situation
in a printing Office where females were
employed, saying he never "set up''
with q gal in his life.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24
A democrat Cured.

A leading democrat Of Burlington, Mr.. E. NJ
Sutton, speaks in the highest terms Of the curative
power of the celebrated Kidney-Wort. 1t first
cured him Of distressing Kidney disease, and he
now uses it whenever he has any symptoms of
biliousness or needsitoningup. 1t acts efficiently
on the bowels and cures the worst cases Of piles.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Five eminent men have died within the past
few weeks of Bright's Disease, and many more
will soon die of the fearful destroyer because
they do not take Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, the only sure remedy for this and other kid
ney and liver diseases.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Joseph Hurd had his wife prosecuted
for running away with another man at
GAINESVILLE, Wis, and secured her SEN
tence in prison. Then he went about
with q petition and obtained her pardon.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

The Vo1taic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.,
will send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean
what they say. Write them without delay
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Females that are liable to suppression by taking
cold or irregular or painful mcnsuratioD, should
always keep Carters Compound Extract of SIN art
weed on hand, and its use will convince them that
it is Natures remedy in those complaints. II.
Bosworth & Sons, wholesale agents, Milwaukee.
0. Noble s Co. Proprietors, Erie, Penn.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Kidney Wort has proved the most effective cure
for Files and Constipation-bc sure to try it,
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

Builders will consult their interests by sending to
BickneI and COmstock, 1874 Broadway New York, for
their Illustrated Catalogue of Books Buildng
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-06-24

wash that would usually take all day will
ordinary soap, can be done in three hours, will
Dobbins' Electric Soap, Qnade by Cragin & Co.
ric. Try it.
, 1880-08-27

1tErCnE.EC.tS NATIONAL. cDMMITTEE-wEsr-
Elm His.ANtIl.
The Western UrnHcll Ut tIlo National Conl-
mlttec nlet agatn yesterday ut the GrnM l'a-
ctfic Hotel. tats time, hnwcycr, III cotjtnc-
tion with such Of tlle members Ut tho local
Advisory t"nlln1ttcc as happened to lc In
tho city just at present. The meeting WIS
callut for la!f.Iast | o'clock, atut Ia,onls /
and u 3un the lH.rlnr tluur were set apart for
tho cunning consolidation. y full counting 1T
NOSES showed that there wrro pr,srnt, h.
sitles t;nh. Loga',, John c. New, C!lal,ncry l.
Fllley. "l@!lg" .lonrs, u,stl Dan Slcpar,t.-
,,te'!ltscrS of tl!e Western Hramcll or tho
Sats 'a,., cFMtra ha SH;miM!teemt'o t"1'"wlg.
=. Rogers, j. j. Drake. III. H.. Snlitil, Wifl-
IAN at'trlen, t;sorga Sclnn'idcr. :!r,Se Spa!.!-
i!tE, \; NJ; Wsls!lt, j; U. l.nkr;, w, y, Sn'Ii-
L. 5. .1nthill, Leonard swr;t, Jnil. AMier.
SUI, ". $. ScribItr +: II. I.lalr. john Wrnt-
,y w"1''I q1 f., r r. III i'ai'Hss ts1 Ea,!
hi, tnerssc$ to recording tho proceedings
md Elh!ihg tho record between slis skin and
t!s aII. a'I,1.'ltrsl,1t /. wtLsrs nouly M,ull u npt
10 !I stss i: '. e'ii, xs sG' ,f M i,l, s ,t IT'D, liz
tilet peri'"asIttlo tnkihE "uncli aMl tho bllsi-
i,css cycle. Thu tilst hour. ur, 50 was
;Ieyntra ta,,h n,t tn hsarnE REPORTS from ticn.
thu Republican Ticket. Tl.esu rr,nrt5
differed llI Iio particular fran ttI,,s,. il,,Nl0
tllt. ay ucfuiW 1T tllt HtsStEll 1T tI,o Western
Rrni,ch,. nint aro ful!y covered by wlmt up-
t,tsilih II, yesterdays TEIHl,SE IN ct,)ll,t,-
tim Herewith. -Vlle |nrnt advisers wrrt, Ut
ennrsn highly elateil Ut tho very favorable
HlluwiliE nntfg, nml tnnfs urrNsttn 10 10 nx-
press themselves. After tlle talking wns
over It WIS .wllrsl that The my thing which
lll, larn left unsuilr, but which SHOULD nnw
!ta tlol1r, WIS tt'a nht"'iilt!l4nt af u Finatvn
itht,
n"glyo H. tawny" WINS ptarGt uil uyeryhotly
nfrsrni. II II uMly lItccssary to Ad,I TINT
thu Committee CONSISTS, i.s I!u,,-
lrSE rrlmrtrr eventually discovered, 1t
.l.'ssc S,Ml.llng, t:c.ttgu Schneider q Al.
iirlnstrS"ll, =, IL. N!alr, d. Il. Fisk, aiul j. Y.
Farwtll. IT, h lnntln ,il, ~ Will hu rrpllijY
srt!.,, nf we's.ktluwll businessmen, wliu. lii
Mlts!tlun tn desiring tile Snycus. " tha ll.,-
publican tickrt k!eailsu i. Is lhpuhlIras,
Interests Of tbs rnnntry ttcll,all,! Il con.tlln-
things, .alm wtultE s,Itler fn,A II rlsItgr,-
especially such i cl,angu Us wuulI RESULT
Su,th. TI.u Cn1,l,nttee's la!Wrs 5 wilt VIII
naturally entl,rncn thu tmlltrtIOn nf nancy to
nlt ~ tl,D work. Ut lhu Gu,slp,Igl,. Ant tl,u
fl!,ltA will tM pfacetl ut tito tllapttsal u tito
Western llrIl,cl,.
NntllliIY further WIS accomplished ly tho
ennfrrclar, lu thu niret!lg ,l,lJunr,letl sui
jrct !n illa. .cail Ut tho CiAlrlAn. Tie Wpst~
FRI, lirallrl' s!k! nnil1hg " Importance yes
liz lnreing Ut Ibis lI'no ls practically ut III
cl.l. Mr.. New. left for 1i,tIfalnlu[ts last
night, uanI aIr. Fi'lry will 70 10 st. Louis In
q uAy or tWu.
, 1880-08-27
THE FUSION SCHEME.

8ptefal ftspateh to TIT Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, Mass., Aug. 9.-Thv Fuslonist
sclicsl,o In Alatne to creato confusion among
tcmpernlce Republicans by starting j. N.
Os;:oMl us the I'ruhibl1ury candidate, Is b.
coming wcll exposed slnco his tlcclIuation Ut
tho nomination. Osgoud says tn se!f-.lefense:
observe that hayc subjeeted 1nysrlf IN III.
ttt'lrinE ttc1lsslclatlnn BY rlss ut pnflers with
within htso alitt 1ultlng In common since
entered W tho temperance wnrk. bcc1.lisv
candidacy TOR Gnycrnnr. Ii WIS tho ruih,sl-
i.stie approval ut s,tch lapurs ns tiirsu tl.Ht
Pint lu.l mo 70 question tho wisdom Ut 0Ir
ilH1epeuAent temperance movement, fur |
turust q rr.,iili!ion When G.tss'iS c.'nseiIud ~
n"t,, ut pur,ad utrr ltlu iulllilrli ii ti!u cit.
in'Islllsn nf thy t'our WIS sl'ccr. nm! thought
fo Mn ' ny*sf fxs ~, ms IL wSt o"e a
rI,i-su!lrr nf,.l rIn'synlmthlzur, uftl rppr,ytsl
byrvury ltfe.ls'lIx wurIur IN tito cn,sso o. tet-
t','l"i y 't cs'.sS - III iariy i',so4ss 81 .ho
nrx!Es. Lr.x.I tH link 4rt,,..ssl IND sl ti,yseif
wi,at ital! n,t.,t. ttalkc,iwtih nv wifc wi';. is
.'W, .bnt hi.i gnl t,ltu lilo wrox cot,,u'.s.y,
snEi s tny casn 70 tiM In prhjrr, and nske.l fQr
cnt.,,nstnr With iiini. a @ t1 ,uru @ M to,xh1 t1 IT
nluttcrx. tho slruA9ur became my cunvlotinh
that ny assl,dklncy would tend Il ,Ilvi!o aid
WclKeh temperance ign A!lu lntHrH tho talsu 1t
ly !trn,lIlieAn It.vins. NJ Republican l@iti.
GHt'S AHhE h}jI'HAIlt1l lHE AIlH Il kitKktkktDu 4f
III, imrsuPcr rtInInutrr Dl.tx heu lliilu IL ,v from
1ny sulrce have c,lfGrrett only With cu- .ytsrk.
cth i'll tho temperance rl.lst., aud tuknu counsel
with my nwit c0nse!rnc0 uni my TIKI. / !ttyu
tho appruSal III thnsc. nlHl rurv mt what i!l0
enouts.'s 1t tenporAnco nny Bay. The .ttVus
thtys nm n'talit gsn+1IKll IL bo il Republican.
lhat 'hny lN, but nta mt Ilet.n enough N tn
cat's-IntW t1r u rArly which hls nlwuyA opposed
temperance A1lA I,sslhlt,ition.
Jt,sltu.t kiE, 4
q Republican, wllu Is bnck Ut nil this stl,cnl.
INK, nlMl wHiIts IT, got oven with CAV. lGylS
for tancictl Neglect, llus leGn Illuminated
IN Osgo0ll's i'1ute. Thu Convention was
secret, but twi sessiotts Ut tIlo fuw persons
Mcru lIccessary. 1t WIS decided! ii ca!! u
llY!alnat!on WIS not nude b. t!1a s!atu Coln-
mittcy. ne!tier has tio Stutn Canlinltteo
called any Convention ~ ratlfy such M01ll-
t!latitNl. 3[el}nMAtl, u itt'ntber Ut the state
Committee for Cumberland County, wls iiot
n!otllst! ot my lnts;ttng. nsltl!cr was J3ill
brewer, Ut lHrllallu, u member ut tlle Dis
irict Committee. It would Seenl that tho
Convention was c0nttnutl to lAlY d slOzen or
II, individuals wllo were uctllg u, thplr owt,
responsibility. Inv temperance peotllu
reg,Irl this scheme tis divide til0
Republicans alul give tho File Stnte
10 tue fuslonlsts il shown by rcso-
, 1880-08-27

there, afA the snppointec of The party 10 take
rtarE4 nf the canvass In the .SecDftt
WnHl. AIR. Isle, who represents tho hI,si-
ilIeilt ilanllfncWrcr, II lcn,ltng business nlnt,
anil wc's.knowii Democrat. These men all
willingly stgilcl Tic certificate, and hundreds
Of hsllcr DesnUcrns rnultI lIe ent wett, II me-
l,at.s /. Is mU wnnt'r tint tes.. Ilr,, sl!nli.l
feel .isgnslet! Ut Watlc lInmptoll's drnni
"nf lns!ilg tsctt si,cl1 lntu,lngc or anything
at!rrnacilfI,R II III tnfnn1nx.n
In we'll to fMrilIs!, Wnsic hampton With Il
stennEfnphcr aul. II letteE.,ook. lis tlenlals
heed more careful editing,
, 1880-08-27
NOTES..

arsefa! Dtspdfeh 70 7as Chicago 1ttsuns,
WAslIlSaTpN. u. T., -Aue. :,U.-A letter has
beeIl received lGrn frAnl I'LL nrtny ol1ieer In Il
pru1nlnent position. sayIng That tho letter Ut
t;ell. ltnncuck to. Gun. Sherman, u. tho
Elcctnral coll,,t, wl,lch Is beforN tie public,
Ii not tlln letter rrferrel to l,y those Drm.,-
crnt1 ut ciIclnnati, 0r Gen. 'Uaidy" Smith,
tut tint that letter Is yot tn see the Tight.
CLARK 4. cAHR IN MAINE.
sptetat IAslutfs 10 TIE Chicago Tribuas
Il1IAFlE1.p. Me-, ANK. :i-t;nv, Davis
tul, Clark l.. EArr, nlMl Gell. Fitzpatrick au~
dressed u largo outdoor lhass-nleetElg here
to-day. -.
, 1880-08-27

l'ttio1!s nf tho ropsilam tlcforln Club. Saying
tlntt; wlI"itTs. there. l1ns bern n move to ur-
nh!'iM s.' Mtaratt. H1Ht independent party hny-
intnt Of rrsilhisnry Inw4, i,ntl It nni,ears TINT
!lln hl'ct nf tile Hn1 ,t,.,yt, Is NIT 81, l01,cj
Hif't"r,!iuG As trrso.lnl md pnIitlcnl spttc,
t!1hs atS1tslis up llt. temperance strength
~ III !a'!uaIls ana Hrcatly weakening fts fill,i-
t!nt.: ttiefrfoFr, we us Il ttnjAr,lI.cc prgatl-
lzHtlcN dn must eluh,atfrAlly ,llsupprnye Of
s11ell tItf're III damaging to tlie trltitnr,urt.
c!atis. ''l!ti encouraging license II temperance
niM! usinvis Ata"isl!'!E ,herco.t w have rnnll.
aeliee III tios. Davis AS IL true tril1nrn1lge
i,la1. wli0 lias mt unly tle hest Interest. Vi
t!ic temperance: tiiSE III heart, hu. OF the
state nfld Mutton, R'stl NJ s,ch VIZ iu.lieyr il
wro!'E u, !" n,nw i''s5natl9ns to te conrary
temperance"
wEAvE1.'s CAMPAIGN.
Special jNspntth Ia The Lhttaeo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. t., A1,g. .i-t;ri, Wcoy-
Gf t;rccI,!nck s:asnl idatp for tho rs,|ri.ry,
sreec!l ut fnneuIl lfai, 1Iosio,, Fri.lay ilgl,t.
Slr. Weaver, to hts fric!nts llure, WAY very
oniSpokrll u. lls .lelnnc1atlon Of tic Dcnls:
f1afis fari Gnx tfy a1d II tlls lle sa' tint
hnckcrs carried A!a9'n,a aud were swlt,lrl
out Of the election by dishonest count. TlM.
cla atn; 9t n, te ps!!!"crnts, l,e sud- TINT they
Sarr,r rrnascfs tno st2fe t,ya " "@ n'2"rty :
mi l,!nre Tim :!o.irN, wl1ila liz,
2pposltl'n WINS very incls gr,ster. Sir.
Meaysr @ says, however; TINT the t:ree!back-
Grs Wf! ceriafnly carry mississippi iii S0yc,I1-
her. IN tllat Statu, flc said, tfig t;rrcnbaek-
rrs we're prepared tn tirfentl their nwi,, aNu
dd nut prt''ns,. tn lp swintiwl on tic cf,tllt.
III hts Faheuil HILL s!nucIl Air. Weaver
Promises to pay his respects to tic De-
'noeraey. aml i, show, how false ttiuy t,nvo
been to liberty. Justice, mud law. ii l,e
makes such u s1eecl, us lsc snhl lie woul.l
II VIII nut be y very good i,,tr,-
uuctlol for him III hts GtFDrts
n,l. behalf Of the Fnslun tjckrt
N A[al'r, hut it Is very possible Tint Weaver
VIII tI.'t ntlvM:ste the union ,m,wten tic
i.ireetli'Hckers nitt Democrats in that State,
lie II aserse to Il now, anl Ills experience IN
dG Sniti!t tl!t! ,,ot intensity. his desire fur
,slllot! with the Democrats. Tho Democratic
!iititeG here Es making slow progress. Vury
little Inns rs yet been d0,e except tn send nut
campaign documents, nix, tie ni!lrta,s OF tic
Committee are spending illttat ri their ttC In
travelling betwee' here aud New York.
, 1880-08-27
a FfXXLE.
4 DEMOCRATIC: E.AriFtcATtoX IN WASHING
TIN.

| TOY.
,,t ame'a' Dupaen 70 q me eAteaso 1'toane'
oa'.,. M"s'ISainS' a.;s.' ~ ~; aug @-Iio l8a'l'
."sn i"t'lc"tlon 'ect'iR 70 extensively atE-
'st.tS... Mas ''ela mere 'llls evening. TRENT
pi.pal".'1,s '!aa bceff fi'aflc for II. h1Nl
tM,.'; tI' WHEEL tt tIle icc"S democrats OF thh
'.le. ,''.,n, W.. 'nass 1"f many day WIS cx-
nan,' num,s.' VI y. lele was !" nc Stc'l pro-
ns' s.,ss,ni ~ ,'"u 'sser geeh Witnessed III inc
a'' ,.'a, .,' u'.' eie eIy' wie eah''"t Fotc' WIS
=. ~ asu" 'np 'n'',,a1y that llafcock was s1'rc
na,t ~ W.. 'o neI'ocIatle leaf'cfs "rc sat's.
..e,.e e,. "..n .s. a1nss'lng PROGRESSION OF
na, nu,ai ".ost u ''en' uhaef aec' wl'n
o"'" =, H.. "o, ,,,.. usa ~ s'1ltase existed
= ~ s,,an sau I.l'ct. ,rs,a. 11o Ta1!heatitAa was
:rf,s. Iis.,-..,', anc,e ,''c.I eie"e 'eths ehds.
,rhora su's'.en spehke1s 1a'ea thcna'
~ ,,,,. "ss ts,t., ',.s aus te altloFso OF some
,,,at ] .h.,, 'tut"s nu'i "ade 1!"l'iuo) VIII Ms'l
were i!oinan candles, and DenEal lights, To-
consn,ivu headlights, AMI Cl,tnese lantcrns,
cracked drums, am! soueakiue flies. and
smoking lanterns. Tint m # nf tho ,,roc.s.
sto'. whlc!, was not composed Of boys' con-
slstea mostly Of whit the Democrats protttl-
Cavalry III command Of Gen. Lvc, nephew Of
Robert 4. Lee. Sonnc Of
TIE nASSziss IN TIE PROCESSION
v, metG ,s.s s''ssfS'yS tx o. te o' Nebel slave.ol
ihs aayS III washington. There arc no
wards here HON., but the ward distinctions
were kept up on tho burners, and tile days
when black man's life was hardly snf,,
nuo', @ t',e street utter night were rrcalle,! by
@ o,se q, tEese banners with tue legend: "The
Old Third, Always White" The issues Of the
sapa'gn !,, were y. slun1e'y met il, one banner,
Great g Republic; Not n Nation with
isig n" Yet curiously enough, im,ne-
dtately following It was Il trunsparency
vn.;oraI 11ovaa.i- .,,' ~ r.l; a"Mns ,hchs y
Hs't'o'"l ,'' llhhcociS anu English Club"
ihefe were many banners will, threats Of
sotnc,htn, in thn ,,,r",, ~ .,,o A"o's '",'s ""a
seE ,,,',N,e,,u ~ u'e h1''fe'l VI tno sq,sna ot
pl"eh atolse NA'alry upon the Lincoln stnttc,
immediately fIOntlng tho Speakers stand,
,e MG ,n'!S Mgii c4!lsG ltefunllc'il voters to
,',n,nt,' thi: ,,.,,t; xgpe, u1,e'oncrats WHO
Ha, ncnis i4 in J fcs,pnnan Mp W s'aG oi 4Apstl"
i1yandt n tinioi @ !eslooMs0 IL Win Si'ltlnX,
tiow,Ss nnt rtf thn fian1: fiH: nUa I. w!eatsa Mlti!
s.l aho',t II" II l''' o''eA lio'sa eas"aFy eathef-
IN MocKERf OF EVERY SENTIMENT
TINT Lincoln ever uttered. Il crowd of
rngnil'1it'lHs thnt Ind not c0l1nr ntnonE
tnen. ai's! scarcely sEllrt, carried proudly I
rights must bs protcctci." IN nnctcn. VIZ
Ei!liAn boro alnft hafl1ier Inscribed, "Uld
Hickory" mud lie tuokcd rs If lie would yJtt
ior linn until le died. Il inUtley crowd IT
ts, nsoSs ,,o1ne u Wio sl were ab9vs ls l for
tlio Constitution Is 0ur guitie,'' ti,oash
Ero'aGty not ono OF them ever read
IT., Tho spoflsmen carried banner
, 1880-08-27

tnorrof p1lI,ltsRr1 +, n" iS' tr1.,u 5E ttu
ti, aid hereby certify that fhai rs.,t I. s,i,o
ataMttnIty, correct.
ls'8aeo1 >. AhgH q. sruAnT,
t''TT' ifIiSSi,Ef.
H,n,t T. i.vi'r
Thu gentlemen whnso nnsnos nrc aI,,r,t, nIup,
nrc all Democrats. Thoy huve nude thu rcrt,-
tcatu. not cvnl,yp they npproyu OF tho ,,ao nav
bvins u,nte Of senator 1is,np,ons ,,ttcns,,r,,~ ~
FIR they slu mt approve Of it,-blt simply us I'M
net Of justice to tho cdtors If Tho t'frpfninn
,S! whose prrAnnat 'ntesrlty has l'cen lnpugnc''
ihey are Hehtsenaeh ht na h'gA character ns any