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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-16
THE following advertisements anpes

THE following advertisement appears
in Canadian newspaper: "Will the
gentleman who stole my melons last Sat
urday night be generous enough to re-
turn me few of the seeds, rs they are q
choice yariety?''
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Sores. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain IN
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility. Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation. and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais a combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully CON-
bined. that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try reposs IN it, prove their experience
of It's usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
ItCtlNcu, anu Us uidtlS oA u eae eases ~ Z
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiorit of this Sar-
saparilla over every otLlr Alternative
medicine. So generally S its superb
GRITTY TO any other medicin known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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!. !. !. !. !. !. 4"
fb ussn IA TO $4,000 YEAR, or s. to $50
s9 q EsEh ia day in your own locality. No
Il EE risk Women do as well as
q II EEE linen. Many make more than
d n &EEE the amount stated aigye. No
Il .E& EE one eau fail to make money
90 II q 3 fast. Any DO the work.
~ a ~ You make from SOC to Scan
no n GevOtug your evenings and spare time the
business. 1t costs nothing try the business Moth
ug like it for money making offered before.
Business pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader il
you want to know ali about the best paying business
before tie public. send your address and we viii
send you full particulars and private terms free;
pies worth $ also free; yon then make up yOur
mind for yourself. Address GEO. STINsON q CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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THE shrinkage of Tulare Lake, Cal,
uncovered a prehistoric settlement, stone
buildings, traces of canals, once border
ed with planted trees, and other evil
dences of occupation by an unknown
race, being clearly defined as the water
subsidized.
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THE EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER

THE EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER
Men of the country. endorse JAS. BOSS PATENT
GOLD WATCH CASES As proof, read the follow
ing;
1t gives me pleasure 10 inform you that the watch
you sent has given perfect satisfaction ia every
respect. The works excellent; the wear
beautifully. J. T. RINGG0LD,
Ed. and Prop Telegram.
La Fayefte, Ind, March sth 1850.
I take pleasure in commenting the Boss Watches
received from you, highly satisfactory and equal
IA wear to solid gold watch. They are the Boss
in fact as wei a. name. W. s. LINGLE.
I'd and Prop. Courier.
Drs Moines Ia. Feb. I'd, 1850.
Oar HIaHs, has carried the watch since it
riv-i eiieerfuiy say that it be beaten
a fiaier. IN any other way.
SF4IE LEADER CO, Pubs Ia. State Leader.
Waiseka Ills March sth 1850.
aU pleased to say that the watch got Of yos is
entirely satisfactory being in every respect just as
retre-s s1e have had il six months, and find il a
true ;iaie secpt- besides being beauty.
y y PETERS Ell. and Prop. Iroquis Co Times
Wauszu. Wis. March 1eth, 1850
TIE Watches purchased OF you are in every way
ctory they keep time accurately as the large
regulators in Jewelry stores and the cases are
just splendid. MARK II. BARNUM
I'd. and Prop. Torch Of Liberty.
The above are coneHrred in by hundreds Of other
Editors as well a. Merchants, Mechanics snd Jewel
ers III ali parts ofthe country.
IhIs : the only patent case made OF IT ySo Plates
Of SeAid Gold. 1t is warranted by ecial eertin-
cate Ask your ieweler for illustrated catalogue
containing fail description.
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ENHANCES.

From Green Bay 10 New London, 80 miles
Ploycr s. miles; Grand Rapids, 20 miles: Merrill
ian junction. AS miles; Arcsdin, 1872 miles: vi
mona. PA miles; Lacrosse. 239 miles; ST. Paul
Isl miles; Minneapolis, ~ miles.
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rs STRONGLY ENDOESEn.

We have the most uuequivocaI testimony to its
curative powers from many persons of high character
Intelligence anu responsibility. Our book, "How Il
Life Saved" giving the history of this dis
cOvery, and large record of most remarkable cures
sent tree. Write for it,
DAYS Kidney PADS are sold by druEE-
ISIS VIII be sent by mail free of POSTAGE on re-
cept of their price: Regular 5000 Special, Tor OBJ
stuats cases long standing s. 90 Chilireus 81 80
Address, DAY KIDNEY PAD CUJEEANy,
Toledo.
sig-snNJ Owing the many worthless
l. IL u IOIv Kidney Pads now seeking "a sale
on our reputation deem it due the afflicted to
warn Them. Ask for Bays Kidney Pad. take
no other, and you Will not be deceived.
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Ayers
SarSaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or ST. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head. RinrMorm. I'lcerS
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THE UNEY CURE.

We say positively, and without fear of contradic-
ton, that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the first
and only infalIble for every form Of Kidney dis
ease. 1t is the best remedy yet discovered Tor this
complaint and more efectual in its operation than
any other treatment. By using faithfully and persist
emily case will he found so iuyeterae "a not to
yield to It's powerful remedial virtues.
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS

DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
the most prevalent dangerous and fatal affections
that aiict mankind, and so varied and insidous in
their character, that persons often suffer for long
time before knowing what aiIs them. The most
characteristics symptoms gradual wasting away
of the whole body; pain in the back, side luus;
weak, feeble exhausted feeling; loss Of appetite aud
dread of exercise; scnty and painful discharge of
ouSly eolored urine inability retain or eXpel the
urine: minute shreds casts in the urine; and.
when the disease is of long Duration there Is much
emaciation and general nervr prostratiOn.
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Tue above cut Illustrates the application Of DrBA.
SEllsh & Cos. Vaporissa Catayrh Cure. with their
Throat and Nasal Atoulixer. This Is the cnfy vay
medicine can be thrown into millions Of atoms and
Carried IN fine vaTeor high up into head. down
deep into thrOat and kings. Il Is not remedy but
Nasal assages are opened: the Nasal Tone, tee
TAINTED Breath, and Offensive Discharge are cured.
nae Eottle will cure any ordinary of Catarrh;
Two Bottles Cured q cS.se of FIVE years standing.
nffy Cents worth curss Hay Fever. Asthma or
bronchitis. One application viii cure Sore Throat,
hoaEseness, or Ringing IN Ears. Ii never fails in
curing CAtsrrh OF the LiIgS,-the beginning of Con-
sumption. Circular free. gGpsTised Ca.GrTh Cure,
o. IS bottle Ihroat Gaas Nasal faiaixey. 50 cts
SEQ " DrgggSfS or Expressed on receipt cf price.
DR.. E. a. SMITH 4 Pror4s ERIx Pa
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Last Saturday fhc Rrnnl,i;ra,.
iIke and this connfy came ~ .i~~r,s
nave procession. and hear one Tar,a...
Mor,' Who claims TO live in N.ar-.i.
SPEAK. They made 4 very rrrtix ,l;.,.i.
y ahcy came into town. Their 49,.
~ containing ysl prrsops
~ horsemcn. ia the procession. Y. 1870.
nom were Democrats and Greeflr,ra.
W.. Inc color was also AZ rarios,s Y. .i...
I,o,lncai 'dcas-rarying from The Alhin..
ANY, who might be relative N AZ ~
ror,cr' 70 the son of Ham. ~ hlark
'-reuns. ne Jasper Star Baid tiisronr.t.s
'"ee' music, and The Pefersbnrr. crm
noans and Otwell. in Pike county ,,.l
'r'snh and Jasper Glee Clubs snnv f,.,
ieiu strains Most OF TIE crowd rn
rom IKE county. with srrinkt;r
'oW ana then =. Davies and lprl-.s.
ouniy folks. The speaking VA N ,s...
lourt room. and was listened N = ,.s,
4 INC time by 3Ua persons. probably t,...
irSest number IA 70 hear him III An u.,.
me. We congratulate ihe Rrnuhsir.r
Y fhcir fine inrn ouf. and The exrrlir.r
rdcr observed BY them while ~ rnma
hey brought one drunken man ~ Hr,.,.
'eland with them, and ne Wa ,he o,l,.
funK man seen In town thai Esr. 49,
proof IN regard ID theft co,elp~, ",
'eisnd seems tc have donc them 80.
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patton by the Democracy IN The nrocnra
ment q supervision OF their elecfio,
would DC reflection upon the boncst,
ana patriotism OF the people ofthis co,,,,
w and an insult TO the good ua,ne an,
reputation Of both parties.
The expenses Of the election 90 =.
orcaseu by the appointment Of Fedora
7uperVlsors, and The Democracy of iii.
ronhty leaves the responsibility of Al.
pontlns Federal Supervisors with tic
republican party. Ifany appointment
81 supervisors is made for this countv
y must be done without any suggestion
oi participation on the part of fbe De-
mocracy. Respectfully.
WILLIAM a. TR AYLOR.
Chm'n Democratic Cen. Com.
y has been generally thought bv
,he patriotic men Of both parties n
Duoois county, as shown bv the above
correspondence. that the elections ~
ms county could be conducted fairly
ana honestly. as had heretofore inva-
'iaoiy been the case, and a iair conpt
insured, SO that handed Justice
night prevail, and the expressed will
= The people at the polls be carried
'ut, without the interference Of Fede- I
al officers, hitherto unknown 70 onr
,eop'e. cur State Laws, and honest
'oards OF Election at each precinct
ertaInly insure this. But il is now
! record that ten Republican citizens
I Madison and Boone townships
'hosc names are found below. are IN
'lllIng = rnst 70 the honesty or hon !.
q their neighbors, who NAV serve 1
. Election Boards. although the State v
~ binds them by oath to honesty and r
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fairness These ten Republiczns 49,
: petition for u. s. officers "a sn,.s-T:..'
ne election in Dubois county ans
nus, by implication, say that ronr
re'gh6ors. who compose tie Eler,;o,,
boards, will likely be gnilfv n ner;n
~ unless watched by United Sfs,ss
oihcers;-these ten Republicans uHo
are thus willing TO add to yonr tares
rom $500 to 81 600. in sceors.nes
WITH the time nsed by these Sunery;-
sors, who must be paid by Won I 80
day each and mileage,) to psy for
watching your neiglbors. are far ren-
resentatives Of the Republican ,,arfv
20 tins county ana State. and ~ ~,
intelligent Repnblicaa voters 4 ,ha~
are willing longer to act with : r,a,sy
~nich thus shows its distrust of ~.
people, Of all parties. and espec;slI,
U these two Republican TOWNSHIP
ana wants United States off;cers =,
wstch your elections, and endearor =
possioie: by fraud, TO Illustrate rn',r
VII That there may 5e 10 rn;sn..
ierstanding by any one Of their rar
esentative character. we give ;hs
names OF the petitioners for This nn,-
age. rs obtained from The records N
ne ne State Supervisor az Ipdiapa,.ri;s
marx The fact that they are all Res,,h
'cans. who show they are unxiil;.w
oelieve you nnder oath, and two II,
'em' 70 addition, are Republican
fustees Of tbeir.respectiye townsbi,s
no under the laws. choose their ox,,
cards Of Elections:
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:. NJ; PARKER, J. 2. Madison To.
ALbEKI ! ~ Il. STEWART, exp. NJ. Ireland
Li1M. l. kELso, Republican Committeeman
THOMAS DILLIN, Madison tn. '''"A
Z. L. PARR, Madison Tp.

thought Gariielh's certain defeat woule
make better Christian OF him. and ~.
anie nm 10 shed lustrc once more On ths
church. NJ
Ibis meeting ended Gen. Sirel's Az.
poinimcnts in this county. but his old
iiclloW-countrymcn took possession 4,
ns.h' ana would moi near anything about
other engagements. but convinced him
,ncy had captured him for another dav.
ihey TOOK hin 70 Hnntingbnrw that
night, where he addressed another audi
ence oi abont 2oUO people. aud next day
~ Ferdinand, where he was greeted by.
= rouslng asscmblago. from Perry. Spen-
ser and Dubois. II Is estimated thatl
rom rom 5000 70 5000 people were there
ihenc were five excellent ulce clubs. ono.
rom Adycsillc. which sung III INA sfvlcl
~ original greeting song III Sirel. COM
posed for the occasion. while thc II,,n. N
lngbnrg club rendered splenaidIv tholl
lld war song, +" We Hrht nit SivnI N,
INC people were addressed by e,cn Y
'igel and Hon. 4. Il. Cobb in effective
'nu arguincniatirc speeches, whjcht
warmed UP the voters, and resulted ~ :
az hnely increased maioritics ia tha.lf
ocaiity last Tuesday. aud will bear stilllh
nore fruit on the "a of November.
ms meeting closed Mr. Cobb's can a
ass ~ this county, aud the vote of Tues \
ay shows that Il was heartily received Il
tllc gallant Democracy. Gen. Sigclo
~ Immediately for Washington inlis
rdcr 70 meet an appointment for Mon y
~ last, at Cleveland, Ohio. lie Il onclil
the most effective campaigncrs in thclg
rye list Of eloquent Democratic orators. "a
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.ns north A. Well as the south. and
.y'n'hon ,a,. with the national rreenl.srt
saool party y earnest in fhe desire ".
osaaoiish iraiernal feeling between "a.
s.s.'ai sections % = common Dnunsrr
49, 49, oniy ihat-a republic united III
1o,e = wen as by law they rnarau,.r.
~ oeaIeFe. also. uiat the business III
'eresls or the whole country win III I'd
anccu oy fostering commercial relaf;ou-
~ encouraging generous riralrr \.
,Meen ne sections. For the purpose ..r
.e",hE 'hc solid soaih the slniiosa
.cen oac 'iAi'or party might Justly a,,,i
,.oPe.'s No~e the democratic rarsr ..,
,'ner |, issiics oui. by becoming ~ Mi,
he republican party. ]. tiisaruar;yr- ".
anAs ''..,N , .nu a'andons one of the grcaf vl,-
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;. L. PALMER, Editor Ireland Argus.
5. II. DILLIN, Trustee Madison Tn.
LEM. i. COOPER, Trustee Boone To.
+. I. HILL, Republican Committeeman.
}. Ii. LENNON, eX-Trustee Madison Tn.

with the Band and torcl,-Isghis. forme,
~ prncessIon and escorted The SNEAKER
~ The toiirt-housc. which was parke,
'iuli. and after q song by the Gicc Cluh
and one BY aqnarleiie in German. ren
dered 10 excellent -tvle. the Genera
made short speech i'll English. ana raj
lowed i with ono III German. whirl
reused the feelings of his audience N III,
'lgreafest enthusiasm. aud showed then
mat The present contest against central
izcd power, was bnt couiinuation Y,
tne same contest which has been carried
- IN Europe for years. against despot-
represented by monarch
or strong central government. with
an army and militia under rs exclusive
control, and dcspo;ic powers over the
citizen.
Gen. Slgel was followed by MI. shank
lin, IA a speech OF rare oraiorv. which
carried his hearers by storm. aha made
the ticket votes. Tie closed wifi \ f.w
remarks ~ German which produced a
good effect. Tie meeting then aaionrn-
ell. and alter portion of tho crowd had
rot out. curiosity led a citizen 10 count
The others a. they went out Of the door |,
md he found that i.O2S pcoplc passedlI
Put. 30 fair estimate would puf thel,
'rowd inside during the speaking al
'bout Loo. while there was a large,
that could not get in.
But the day meetings at Holland andlE
ferdinand We're the summers. AT Hol-Il
and such mass Of humanity came ina
. procession with glec clubs and bands n
: was never seen In that locality before N
nd as made M audience 80 vast that mol,
ne man could make himself heard by
u Of them. There should have been
vo stands, but all were 80 anxious tol
ear cigel that II could not be arranged Y
nc immense crowd was addressed byl
en-. Sigcl aud Gen. Ward, or Kcntuckv.
~ Hons. y. ~. Shanklin, q. Sclmnrl,
~ Thos. II. Cobb. and never was spruk
u done 70 better advantage. ,;an.
Igcl, Schmuck and Shanklin warn.
, the Germans, while Gen. Ward aasf,..
Obj inspired the Americans. t..n Ia
ard was particularly happy III I'm \.
urching cf brother Garfield. who BE- NJ NJ
ngs to the sanIc church ~ lie does, and N, \"
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ilio Oe sold out 10 The Republicans h,
-Ireneral Weaver. Mr.. Devices viii s,ar
elior Columbus tomorrow mornipo !,
stump Ohio for Hancock. lis cxnla,s
.ltion Of this step i given in the followin.
llex'racis from his letter 10 cha;,..a.
4 Watson: ''"'
\ y have recently come TO the concln.
sion mat The original purposes OF the Or
lganlzation have been perverted by Gen.
Weaver and other national leaders wbo
Dy their policy are reducing their party
~ thr position ofa dispersed ally ~ ths
republicans, its open ami yiudict;ya
enemy, and that in many instances fbe
attempt Is now being made 10 lnrail,
use the party a. an instrument of barter
~ suhscrve personal ambition ainna
v hat Ton. Weaver attempted 10 do mn
Alabama and Arkansas with ihe rnn,h
licans. the grecnhackcrs in Maine nal
ihelr own responsibility, were do;n~
win the democrats. TO helm them i,
their canvass. Gen. Weaver went ,ol
Name, but At once gave aid and com forl
n ING enemy bv seeking to sow dissnp-l.
'ion " the ranks Of their friends. IIa
nal, ~ his opinion. be acfuated bv thel,
PEST "a Intentions; but the nature nr'
ueh intentions must be judged by hiss
'e's. His acts arc IN Tie direction of fnc.
lection ~ Gen. Garfield. The leader orss
ne opposition 70 the Weaver resolution
"a thc Presidency. Ills vindictiveness !,
against that party from which tbe rcs. \
lnlions derived their main sunnor, !,
rs policy, as well as that or the mana
crs of the national party. appears NJ ~ 4,
further the ends or tho rcpnbIjca \ =
arty by making on especial attack unom = !.
70 democratic party. This policr "
'nnot agree %. Tho republican party = =
e the natural opponents of the natIonai. y y
labor party. They have bern n !,
Y active wrong doors. The sin. III IN "
'mocrats have been rather 81 omiss;a, ol Il,
an Of commission, and there Il no I'M. y :.
e IN furnishing the party at the cxpcnscl n Y.
rcwarding the principal. ~ ~
"a don't concur ia the present no,;r. ~
opted BY the leaders OF thc parsr. ana Al
would not, therefore, bc Justified II M ~. " "
'ining its candidate Tie democrats nf
rty has l~rsc following tArourhou; Icl M
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10 THE VOTERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY,
y. >. SupervisOrs.--VVh Asks for Tl,.,..
READ THEIR MANIFEST

| Messrs. Traylor and Schroeder. Chair
men, respectively. OF the Democratic and
lsepublican Central Committees or M.
county, replied to the above letter as fol.
lows, on Sept 37th, the first mail ate,
its reception:
JASPER, ISD.. Sept. a7th, 1880.
Hon Chss- n. lockwood
Yours OF recent date relative ~ ,be
appointment OF Supervisors OF Elections
Tor This, Dubois county. TO hand.
We the undersigned. Chairmen OF the
Democratic and Republican Central
Committees OF Dubois county saw. ia,
we DO not think there will be an illegal
vote cast or attempted 20 be east IN This
county by either Of the parties. We
have more confidence in the integrity III
ne Electors Of this county. We there.
lore can dispense with the use OF any
Respectfully,
WILLIAM a. TRAYloR, Chm'n
OF the Democratic Cen. Com.
&. q. ScHREKDER, Chm'n. OF
the Republican Gen. Com.
In reply to this. Mr. lockwood wrote
hem letter which Mr.. Schroeder has
y his possession. and on Oct 5th. Mr..
Iraylor received the following notice
rom Mr. lockwood. under tie great
eai Of u >. Chief Supervisor Of Elec-
ions, District Of Indiana"
OTEIcEs or \.
HIEF SUPERVISOR or TLECTrO~S.,
brsr-ieF - ispA~4--r S.f'crxr Efstsssa IN
Indianapolis oct. sth. 1850.
NJ. W. A. TrAslgr. unirraAn. IA
jasrsr. N4tOls CO.. lrt. IL
DEAR SIR: Application has bcenI,
'ade bytiW ten citizens OF Dubois coun- \,
Z for Supervisors Of election for thatiF
,unfy. i,
Nou will please forward 10 slc ii once n
'nes OF persons to serve Oh behalf 9TH
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your party-onc for each polling precinc
with their post-oilicc address. ana nam,
oi precinct in which they are to serve.
Respectfully,
CIAs. B. RocKWooD.
10 which notice Mr.. TrayIor replied
immediately as fellows, expressing N,
sentiments OF the Democracy OF Duboi,
county, and we believe OF the decen,
portion Of the Republican party also:
ROOMS or TIE DEnCcEATlc CENTRAL coM
:. 'AsrkA' INDIANA, October 6ih. lss0.
Hon. chas. y. RockwooI
. DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 4th inst. "a
hand, in which yon inform me that ,en
citizens Of this, Dubois ccunty. have an
piled and are asking for the appoin,
'nent OF Supervisors of Election h On
Dois county. and you ask me 10 forward
you the names OF persons 70 serve M
behalf Of the Democrat parfy-one ~
zach polling precinct, with thcir nost-
onicc addresses | understand 4 sim;-
ar request has been sont TO Mr.. G. c.l
schroeder, Chairman Of the Republican
.entra. Committee of this county. With
Tue Difference TO you and the position
ron occupy, | am glad 10 inform yupl
hat NJ a meeting Of the Democratic Cen
raj COMMITTEE Of Dubois county. heidi
u The "a day Of October. 1880. ii WA
unanimously 4 Resolved by'our Commit x
se, that The Democracy OF Dubois conn
decline TO participate, in any WAY. inl
ac appointment or Federal officers tol
lpervIse the election OF this connty.-
iie Democracy OF this county do NOT
* FOR Federal Supervisors Of our elcr- (
ons. The law Of Indiana. III our opin- Y
IN, secures an honest election and tair
punf, and ! cannot sce any reason for
eueral supervision. havc more faith
the honesty and Intelligence Of the 9
ec'ors q this county. Of al the parties 9
ah 70 think otherwise, and any partici- |.