, 1880-08-01

Since the Democrats Of the Indianapolis dig
trict have refused to indorse the Greenbacker
De La Matyr, as their candidate, for Congress
the GreenbacKers Of tie Ninth or Lafayette
District are enraaed, and threuten to strike
Myers, who is a Greenbacker, running agnins
Orth. from their ticket, because he has unre-
seryediy indorsed the Democratic platform
Everything does not seem to be very lovely be
tween the ssDembackers" and "Grcenocrats =
in the Hoosier State. The indianapolis Deutache,
telegraph writes in relation thereto: IF the
Grccnback party will occupy this position
lnean1ng to strike Myers from the Greelibnc4
ticket because he Endorsed the Democratic plAt-
forml, then there will soon be wide difference
dtscerniblc between It and the Democrats. It is
difference In principle. which will cause their
ranks, WHICH are very thin already' to meltawa'
The New York Staats- zettang d. has done
its level best since the nomination Of Garfield to
heap abuse upon and throw mud Mt the Repub-
ncan party. Its hypocrisy md billtngsgate Il
hardly second to that OF the New Orleans Deut-
sche Zcttung. The old dau1sel is considerably
troubled by "vapeurs "nga1n since 1t becumes
apparent that John Davenport will execute tho
Election laws Of the United States in New York
to the very letter. Davenport will not permit
on election-day- in November next any OF the
thousands Of fraudulent naturalization papers
to be recognized which were issued by Demo-
AANASF
ing Of no avail In this instance, thut hypocrit1c-
al sheet resorts to whining. and appeals to the
generosity Of the Republican purity in one
breath and insults It in the next. After admit
ting the frauds committed IN 1858 in issuing
naturalization papers, 1t as much as claims that
been sanctioned By time, anu proceeds as fol-
lows. But it is Il different thing now, after
twelve years time, to use these frauds rs pre-
text In the interest Of miserable conspiracy.
The Judgment and sense Of Justice OF the Re-
publcans would defeat this plum If this judg--
incnt and this sense OF Justice were not bcfogged
and larkened by sulen spirit. The Republic
ans hnre the adopted citizen more bitterly than
ever 70 grearer 7a}sehood .Yus never uttered
IN1n;1: because they see TINT they VIII not vote
York City, this may be the truth.-TK1B.l There
fore the Kcpubiican masses listen to the pausl-
oe PIP 4 81 ne Ike 10 orhe i've
day OF election. OF course nothing should be
left undone which might have: . tendency
Leans against this infamous plan. 10 dear.l
Should this not be successful, and the desperate
fellow fDavenport] cannot be made to abandon
legal means 10 th M bit,er e1 end Thls pan I'M ust
be disastrous in its effect for the Republican
party. because the adopted citizens in the whole
they viii be forced to look upon the Demoeratio
party, whatever may be jts other faults, 10 their
NATURAL PROTECTOR against the Know-Nothin2isln
the m n New York staats. 2eitune no 'f Tns Ts;soSs
would state that the German adopted cIti-
zcns Of the City Of Chicago, Of the West
and Northwest, dn not propose 70 vote
under any fraudulent naturalization papers,
isss any wien se e Geraaa ,ae
citizen is the innocent holder of a naturulix,l~
uon paper which Democratic political influence
has frandulently procured fur him without his
he need only to be informed Of the
fact, and he will procure the legal document,
and ii it should be too late for this on election
day, he would rather not vote than to violate
the Law.