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New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
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The explanation should be added, however. that
the Erie gains were upon the same mileage as FOR
the previous year, while the ST. Panl mileage was
increased about 40 per cent and tnat f tho North.
west about 20 Per cent. The active demand and
sharp advance for the Erie second conso!s to-day
show that these differences IN appreciation II
values begin to be realized.
Win business that seems dull compared with
some Of the days Of last week, the stock market O-
dav was strong all around, although some Of tho
high priced stocks, which recently have advanced
the most, did not fully maintain their extreme
price The special features Of the day were tho
coai stocks and OF them the stock Of Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, which rose TO 97li G97.
Delaware and Hudson and Ncw-Joracy Central were
less active, but advanced about 1 per cent each.
Reading however, after selling up 20 4sai, weak.
ened and sold at 1911. Texas and Pacific was
anotler special favor.te, and rose from 30 u $40
3G5s The trunk line shares uctult: d about . Der
cent but closed at near - best prices, and The
Southwestern list generally steady If not llgh-
er The market closed quiet but firm
The dealings in Government, bonds at The Boards
amounted only to 81 800. Prices, however, were
tim aud the bids for the 4I2 aad per cents vero
advanced Is per cent Annexed are the closing
un1trtinns.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
SfIF-CUITTPE.

BvIAMEs FREEMAN CLARKE. l2mo, 81 80
Introduction. :. Man madc to Grow. . Iramnc o tha
Body Best Use Of Time .. SclfEnowlcdge I" f'Gcl
Organs g. Education Of thc h'hcCF'
Faculties = II tui;ions. :. Cuitur OF ne Imagination
Education OF the Conscience 10 Edncato oi ihr AmC
tons l. Education Of the Faculty Reverence -. lh'
Acouisiiiou a. Money ni Education. ~ duct
uo Of III" Temper H. Education bY Books ana htiohc
Is Education u Courage. 10. Dong Everything iHo'
Education - The WI - Education lf AnC~e
iuen Education 0f Hope 20 Education o. tach Man
surcia CIT - lrlucIticu hY the Love OF Beauty -
Education by seeking thc Truth.
Ncniy lectures u OF the ripe experience profound
vl m br0al views hc'lj ul rel glous spirit when
make, Clarke OF the foremost men OF his day
IA. ENeDn- Ga2cuc ..--,, ....,
To sale by al Otsecrs. VIII 10 sent postpaid upon
rece pt OF price by the publishers.
JAMES Il. OSGOOD Il CO, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
TrelIl SLcnMcrs.

1 MERiCAN LINE. ~
~ FOR OIEIt y SrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic Limo un} 7 tn AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every "Wednesday from Phla ;rpil aud Liverpool
k1ua sai'iRcs on alternate N3iuidLFS
INDIANA. WciucS1a'. OCT. u a. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday alternately rom Philalelpma ana
NtVl OIk, FOR Antwerp landing passengers witin a lev
nee Of The important points Oi interest on the Con
''-~ SWITZERLAND SATURDAY oct. 80, 3 y. ~
NEDiElANu. Satiiriy, Nov q, : a H.
PEtEE WRIGHT & Sons, General Agents .
SO7 WEinut.st PhIadclphia 10 Broadway New York
NCHOR LINE II. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW.NORK AND GLASGOW.
FrOnl Per No 20. North l;IVei. Ne" lOIN
Fol %. 4 NOV 10 o. M
N9y q. a A Ch"rla nov -'' . IN
These steamers DO not carry cattia sheep "' =
CaO!us $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets tte@uccdrly'A
Second CahL. 20 > SireLiTG r51Gr
NEN.IDKk TO LONDON DllkCl.
From Per No f6. North River. foot Of CAares,st
California Nov Is. .tfl .lsf,iI... NoN. i"- y. N
Cabins S55 ana sG5 Excursion tickets at reduced rieN
HLNbtltSON BROfH 1k-. Agents, : Bowling "I,eL.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRk.
llcr OF COmrIHv NO ~ North ivei 1901 ot dtpn-
trNel by this line hon transit hy Engsi rt,
AND thc discomios Of crossing the Chanhe III SUN"
sT LAU NJ. SaLtel Wednesday, Oct - noon
" c'H,-aaF. '+"O
FRANCE H'id. .sidv Nov 10. noon
Cacc2s credit LyJ1Lals. Oi rams namoHnis 'osut
LOUIS De Bt8iaN. Accnt No Eo"nhg nroeiL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
cEos5G rRIcrS or c1LUoRyH STOCKS
San FRANCISCO, Tuesday. oct. 20. lNso
lrr rrLrnRArn 10 rne r.Inrxr. I

S,N FEANCjsco. oct. 2G.-ihe California Board.
il has not pad expenses for two wears. break in
Union this moIuD. carried it lower Sian i has been
for over two years The managers Of Bnlhon claim
that iheir shat. u.ered ore aSSaypg ~ to-day.
on the . 1uO-rycl MrVrau % quoted at II.
assessment delinquent yesterday. The market re-
covered f. noon. "
IFApvULF. Col, oct. 2j.-Tho shafts ~ Little
cher were opened on sunday. and work will be te-
suHcd 10 thc mine iu - ic DAYS.
YiGGINIA CITY. New. Oc.. 2j.-lhe Official re-
20jO-lrvri of the Alta uuue Is that the boungs
ehny 70 feet O. minerahzej quartz the pulp aa-
saws II winch yield from ~ to 9l9j. ih!~ would
Indicate the existence 0i u considerable body %
cood ore ~ pulp assays givo only from Onc-thrd 10
onc-n;If tie regular assays 1f the ore bored
through.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Oct. 26-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, OCT ZD-P, NJ
Mining stocks show little no change IN the
amount If business doing or in the interest mani
tested in them Two or three specialtes to-day
saved the markets from positive staenation Chry-
solitc continued strong and further advanced to 7Si
a75s and the other Leadve properties generally
were a little better in sympathy with 1t; but Little
Putsburg and South Ilto were weak and lower;
For The divldeud-paying stocks there were general
improvements of lrO1 to 10 cents, and that class
Of stocks if not in LARGO demand are not IN eAces-
syo supply OF the w-pr'ccd stocks Moose was
firm and Silver Nugget vas weak, declining to 100
% cents The marx cts closed dull.
yr. TIyryG STDJE EKCTtyGE StLgS
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
filming.

DOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
Al Mines at Ten ;t.e. -,dnn,t Co., Co0lad0.
capital slu.upluO1, 2OUlJu 'iiaics 500 each.
Geo j.. AoUcrts, PIc-.drHt D. L. Ntfurha. seer 'tify
oinces. No. d. BROADWAY, 'c~ iork.
ePRING VALLEY HYDRAULIC and l. :.
y ISNE-TdIhT stoch D'ugLt aud old. v. h. WELL
lSO. 81 broadway. room u . si'I,Lnne
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

Of the clchtiul OF now books which We tnA
Is sure 10 tass place @. e most interesting D's
,,,e. ~, oir qratura There book winch gives
50 full and Dnaa; picture o. tnc society o. The beginning
of George Thirds Maoausvs own historical p
lures glowing and ieholious The material 10
deed Is ample bat The ast equal 10 his work He Is nor
blind 10 any II FJa iaG. his thorough dolneaon o
his fathers cha the circumstances nu0e W"'"
the o-aor grew up enable reader 10 understand FOX
hold OF the heart oi wing England despite his 'ersohA
,an.s The ,cu-e Is drawn VITA sympathy AMI admiration.
,ui with the artist wide open lie sees ana tcS
every;hiuc but everything its true relation TO other
things The sylc ccOlual aud Intimate but reh Also
md lucid and Elective IL indeed captivating book
Mr. Trevcivans work Is an addition English history,
md It's secure for II great AUDI
IN fll
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
CONCLUDING VOLUME
JUSTIN McCARTHYS HISTORY.

JUSTIN MCCARTHY'S HISTORY
Vis0ry OF our Own nes from the accession Of Queen
Victoria TO the general election Of 1850 By JUSTIN
MCCARTHY. Complete n two volumes l2mo CLOTH s. -
An acute observer aud digeHt studcnt OF conorpoarg
events With considerable practical experience OF pohcs'
ana a master respects highly effective
literary style Mccarthy undoubtedly possesses many
notifications annsst CT Ae present reign
--lPan Mai Gazette, london.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

OFFI.R ~ riE CuGy-oiIrK ~1LvEB MINING CoAPAAY}
Rooms J.-,. BOi.EtL BUILDING,
no. lli BROADWAY NV YORK oct lS. 1850
rCHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
HOLuEE- the ot trustees OF the Cli Rp so
LITE SILVER MINING CONpANI VIII br held 80 the
OHrc ~ the company, WEDN ESDAG. November ID
po&no. polls s or opened at noon and remain onen
III lao O'Clock that The stock books Of the Company
vii Do closed . Friday october 2Jth nstmt at noon
FRA NtGS Il. APPLETON, See rctarv.
TTNADILLA MINING CO.. 80 Broadway,
Z y. y. murs u Clear Greek County, Col; capital,
6oOOnJ shares u clch stnc, unassessabo listed ri
r,pstrrcd at s. j. MIuag Exchange. weekly reports
pur. shed WIZ Wutiock, secretary
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
CLO8TY0 PRICES or PHILADELPHfh srocp,y
EeporNd bp JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.. No II Wan !,
TUESDAY, Oct. 2G-p

TUESDAY Oct. 2G-px
One Of the peculiar features Of the recent s,o.,.
speculation is that in some instances IL has al
vanced the prices for stocks 20 and even 80 na.
cent above the best figures Of 1879 while for otbo.
stocks the prices yet lower than the highest "a
corded year ago. As The alleged cause FOR the yra,
advances which have been made is the large increa..
of traffic return. the market IN that particul,,
seems TO have been nconsisteDt-so much 50 thu.
the evidence Of It's having attracted the attention n,
some OF The large spectators IS seen 20 the la,a
quiet picking up of some Of the log-pgicod stock,
No railroad has made better proDOrtiOnate gains !,
receipts than tho St. Louis aud Iro,
Mountain Company. Yet il, stock now /,
selling over per cent below the figure,
Of November, 1879. Ere also has madA
handsome gains both in gross ard net earnings ys.
both the common and preferred socks q the CON.
pany are now lower than they were N Noyemb,,
1879. For the sake OF comparison. wc tabulate TIA
gains III gross earnings from October /. 1879, n
August 80, 1850. Of three prominent railroads. TIA
highest prices Of their respective stocks N Noven.
Der 1870, and the prices now are A. follows:
or-rs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
. NCHOR LINE II. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
' IittN LIN l..
\ UNITED ~rATTe MAIL STE AMEES

FOX GI IEtN~IDNN AND LINtkPoCL,
Leaving Pi,r go y. g.. foot Of King s..
WISCONSiN \ .............. ITF~GAA. Eov g. II a. m
ARIZONA ~ DAY. Nuv. i6. t:%u
WYOMING t.~iIAN. NOV. - it D.
NI.NADA it~DA Nov. 81. % j. IN
WI~CO N~GN i>DAN. Dec -, 80 D. M
~ These steamers hult ut iron, u Wacrtlcht com
rsl ncut~. lr: tlIshrl with every requisite - maze
paSSt. across Atlantic b0ll sal" ans agreeable nav
ba.h suor r"Ioon. d'a"inEr'"'n PIANO aHu
library Si'W1fic~~ ana CdltI
,c Steamer Tc statcrooIps all upper dr"k thns ns
inr greatest al Xu-s at sc1 perfect vcui'on
and u-ht . ...
Cabs PASSAGE acco Ding ta slate'oom st' so and
S,OA INTERN rIiAit $40 SIrEtAGE al U" IJie>.
OFFICE Nc % Itu uWAG. -
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
9ress Nlaking.

nRESSNAKER.-TWe years experience :;
perfect nttcI Of lad - children, infant boys good
over operates al machine "h"-icr & WI Ons pofloct
- day Address all week o., J2 East lith st.. Tribune
Branch Once
DRESSMAKING-B a first -clars French
,res ln4Ecr In .l branches.
~ ucr day or wOiK hcme 0u reasonable terms. Nine
EuuON No 20. MeAi 9GLhsL DeLwean ltli uIn Silassa
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Conntrn B1aro.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YOHK TRIBUNE WILL nE hECtlyED AT The
nf.tst JOS NoSI Twenty thtd ttl cor IAghh No
9s at FOurornili.-. corner moh,sguari 700 lhild
ave cor Forty scyeilh ct. ~ the 1IARLE OFFICE N0
4 GOI aut 1S TliIdavc cor OHe~hundro0 ana tWcniy
frthst IaIcm Bank BuldingJ, up 10 3 D. H., At
regular Office rates.
IF PERSONS i'm search of winter board viii
address 10 Boarding" BOX 2l7, Ashve NC
desc iDIng the place the btaty 0f
scenery and IeatIfunesS OF the climate Both are de
By Christian Keii IN her recent work. Land Of tho
~.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
GERNlAN NAIL.

4 NOi.TH GLRHAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEIN NEW-NOHK,
SDt-TIANPION Az - BRENE%.
MAIN oct. 30 DOM .--.. sat; OF. ~
At~hl..--.-.-.S Nov. q. tlItl y. N"Y.
RATES OF PA~SAGE from NLN-l 81. < 20 sou iAA--I
TON. uANIE or ERR MEN,
FJI.x.p CAM . @luOf -ECOND CABlN-...-..5t q D
SrEEEAGE $50.
c'urr tickets Prrp2if sieeraro ceTth
cafes +2o steamer, sal rom Pier between Stc1nd and
Third. Is noUohcn. y
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
rNMAN LINE RoYAL MAIL sTEAMERS

FOR QUEENS row.; ANp LIVERPOOL
NOT!CI--TAe steamers Of THIS iAne take Lieutenant
,NIiY' N1' or 5I.i,IiN ATi'itDNY. oct. 10 p. N
ON or MONThTA II !.ouAY. NoN . q t IA
Cl1Y OF HICHNp D.-.-....>A TT lIAf. nov I. - m
CITY OF CIIE>iE EE...-.THU i~D ~ Nov ~. 80 " III
CIIY OF BRU>S EL~ tn EoDAl, N6V 20 - d m
From i'iel -. y. T.. foot of Ch2IEon ST.
CABIN, $50 and $40 Hoimp tcset> on favorable rms
S1EkRAGE. 42% Pr gplil. $50 Drafts 81 lowest rates
Saloons ieiOpus. suo. .aV and oainfo0n' amdsh'p-
These steamer. not carry cuflr. sheep o. pigs.
JOHN G DALE agent - aud - Bfoau" ay, y I
OfiCt 40. !Uj -Outn ifll-st
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

ROTTERDAM LINE. ,,...,--
:, y. "Wednesday. October 2 4
60 .CtlDl Wednesday. eubcT lOt-
lst CaDn. s6O-s7O "a Cabin SO. Seerage go
l. CALAG :. Gen Agt- p south Nlhans~ -
PUNCH, EDNE Z CO.. Y south Nlil1msL, fitlslt AeA
/. " NORRIS. oG Broadway, Genera Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE. .........
w UNTED STATES AND ROYAL MIL SrEAMb MbRS
FOR Q.IBNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL!
NO1 1ho 0f This Line taSc the Lane Route
BY lIeut Mauy, T. = ~ Oh 1ot tle out ari
an hOmoWgrs voyages. ,. ,,o..
ADIuA1IC capt Jennings THURSDAY, oct 70 2:"O p NJ
BALTIC capt ParAoI DAY NOE = 80 p ~
6EUNAEiC. Capt kennedy SATURDAY Nov u : a. IN
PIFE BllC. Capt. lISlug lAufsea NOV l. p ~
FROM TIE WHITE STAR Doc Is. FOOT OF WEST
lrIHSr
rhrS steamers Uniform ant ansurp isSed - aP
pn.iro-ni 1Ac "a ID. -taeTOUms smoking ana Ba'h
io,gs placed hp.. where hc nosc AMI motion are
fc a1oring Of comfort hitherto attiHahe
EArES-S3'OoH, 80 800. Return uckcts favor
Ht'crtcc fom the Olh Country, so FROM New
lO.k,3 -.
These stlamc.s carry neither cattle. sheer piss.
for Inspection plans and other information apply AZ Tho
Conpanys Offices so 81 Broad way NewA Oik o! 30 40
" allut. IT.. Phiadc pll2. T. j. CDElI-. Agent
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ElIpTRIAI, GERMAN MAIL.

EMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
y Hamburg Amelcan Packet CoHEPanN{t y Line Tor
If-~-l .----......-.t FRS \ -. 'N
NIFI.AN p......... Nov W. PI4A!lh.....-NoN oN Is
atrsn NJ p,sea 20 10 Pvrii.u London. Cnern0IrG Han-
bl-c md al points the o Eng and lI,l ')n
slun second CaHln, 500 Sierlag, SO t"' id mp 40
reduced rates Strr ,,e from uambuIs 0. Havre %-7
kUNHARDT & co. {. g.. III l,I4AhD co,
G.uerg. Agtuls Gegcral Fas sscugrr A&c.rf
No ~ HroaI Il \ Y 10. 81 Broadway, y. i.
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n NEy, VOLC NE
ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS

IOCEE. s. Thomas Fowler Professor OF Logic in the
L niversty Of oxford cui1. o.o:a 75 cents
ENGLISH MEN OP LETTERS. Edited ~ John Morley.
yhe following voluncs are now ready;
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EDWARD GIDEON. By J C. Moiison.
SIR WALTER eCoTE by a. II. Hutton.
SHELLEY. ~ :. =. Srmon!S
C1LDSAfTl.. By MlAlT Back.
NUME. By Professor HuIcy
DAEII DEFGE 3, WAs2 Miuto.
ROPER BURNS. Ey Principal sharp
sYTNSER. E5 Dean Church
THACkERAY. Bg Artlony IrO1opH
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MILTON. ~ Mark Pan on.
sOUTUEY BY i.lwIr. powlen-
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CIAUCER. By AdOrhUs William Ward
CCWPER b Goid~iu smith
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nACIEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

bAtlfjC MAIL = EAMS1ll' COAl An l.
/ sailing from Pier foot OF Cana 81. North RIVER
For ~,u Francisco l.tAmus OF Panama
\ A. spt- Leo .-....~ .~Atrt say. OF 80. % uou
Connecting for Central and SOu,h Alne1cl
From san Francisco - Japan and China
CITY OF GkID Wed DAY. Dec J. = p Hi A.
EioI. >sn FIauclsco 10 n0nolplu NeTHc'ld ana Aus
uala.
AT~TEA Saturday. N01. 20" p III.
oil arrival LOuCbu lals al Slu FilhtsC
Passengers forwarded 10 "a, tRANCl 80 So II
ISf D- JAPAN CHINA SI.W-ZEAl lAN d. y l ~! "a
iJn 0oi1rU AMERICA and CLNG AHFl1lCA
Fni frerLt massage iud general information Apply ~
Courauys OfCe. Ou fIel foot VI Cana 81, NO;A INef
''"i' II. J. BULLAl.
tt,rrp a.
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/ AKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY.
The winter and spring
Highly recommended by physicians
LAUREL HOUSE
re0nens October G; supplied with modern cOnven.
fence ng and open wood Dres send for circulars
VNHE WEST POINT HOTEL.
Il THE on LY HOTEL ON TILE MILITARY posi-
OPES THEOUGHOUr THE YEAR
ALBEIT H. Ora NlS. Proprietor.
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n. !. KIyING STDJE ETCTtyGg SUES
s.cnNn CaLI-l2:3O O'CLOcK T. ".
rrIrp c,LL-9:3o o.cLncx P. NJ.

Cbrv-,luc C,layclas UuaGl.a IcyiatAdn
- - 2cuu... 81 ir,O.-.... II 800 10
1du 10 - I5OD s3 81 Hucseyc la Crosse
100 3. 800 .fu. 80 SOI..... 10 lOO....- -
1OuObSO 7G5I Moose tsiuG sun tuO.--. -
200 ... $50 100 .... 81 ] .-- Ilo ln)...-. -
600 ... 7Gi 800 10 Grelt Eastern 5O1 80
south llItc Little lrttsTg 1909 b3J - IuscaroiA,
los '''''' 81 Anne 100 h25 81 south Bodo
ie1 no II 900 90 Gapishaw 400 ..b3. 10
100 ~ 80 Itl Ion,nro 100 . 80 Independent
Eureka 800 boo Grr'u Mounrr 5Dj ...... IL
~. ..... 100 Climax 100 ..-.. 80 Con Va 80
C.,aveI.la 900 Gf l.Ir.npo 100 - I.Tj
500 3o ac,I . as leo, 3D.. IL I.estg 3c'chcr
800 ..h}.. 30 Lite Cnlcf trOJ j! - slO 80
100 500. 30 leo .... lis
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 20, 1880.

TIE GENERAL LIST.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-07-08

and as a scheme of vast rascality and
colossal swindiiny."
- gTwelftl! Resolved, Tlrat zneither
great ability and xperience oiteloq uent
partisan discussioiiof the dead. 5snes
of the late wa:,will EXCUSE or Justify
past dishoii est y and corrupti9 3oI' ;,n-
swer as 4 guaranty Of Integrity and
purity for the future. "a
Thirteenth Resolved, That be'iev-
ing the statements i'll the foregoing
resolutions set forth, we cannot, With
out stultifying our manhood ard de-
basing our self-respect, support 81 the
polls the ncnlinee of the Repupiican
3conVentionSofet this district for SIe-elec=
ton, nor can we without surrendering &
our rights as electors and citizens, sit
silently by and see man SO unworthy
again sent to represent us in the nation-
al legislature. That strong in the con-
viction of right, we call upon the elect
ors of the district, irrespective of for
mer ,r present party attachment, who
desire honest government, to- unite
with us in an earnest, faithful effort t.
| defeat the election of General Garfield
and elect in his stead an honest ant
reliable man. ] sGf7-2 % l-si4 -aii e
l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-07-08
ccnera, weaver Accents.

b General J. b. Weaver, Greenback
candidate for President, has written a
long letter of acceptance, in which he
expresses his qualification at the honor
conferred upon him, and accepts the
nomination as solemn duty. In con-
Guiding his letter, he says: In con-
sequence of the great avenues to pub
lie opinion-the press. bar and pulpit
being mainly under the control OF
the enemies of our government, our
convention thought proper to request
its candidates to visit the. various Sec
tions of the Union and talk to the peo-
pie. 1t is my intention to comply
with this request to the extent of my
ability. And now, eschewing all vio-
lence and tumult as unworthy of the
cause we represent, and relying upon
Divine Providence and the justice OF
our cause, I go forth into the struggle
for human. rights" ..f,,..sy ssft u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-07-08
Recruits Coming.

Major General A. L. Pearson, who
has long been recognized as one of tho
leading Republicans of Pittsburg, anG
who was an ardent supporter'of Grant
at the Chicago Convention, has declar.
ed himself for Hancock for President
He made speech at a ratification
meeting at Greensburgh, Pa, on Fri
day evening last. in which he said.
I have been life long Republican.
Since 1854, when the party was first
organized, / have been one of its most
ardent although not a voter
| at that period. L attended the recent
Republican National Convention at
Chicago, as an alternate from Alleghe-
ny county / left before the nomina-
tiOns Were made, and when the tele-
graph clicked the intelligence that
| General Garfield was nominated, it
| filled me with intense disgust. COM
menced to think I stopped and tho't
on till the Democratic National Con-
yention met in Cincinnati. ! was sit-
! ting in the United States Court House
at Pittsburgh, watching every dispatch
! that came. When the dispatch came
announcing that my old fellow soldier,
with whom I5had fought many hard
DdtlleS, was AOluiustlcu, L dIoSc a1u
said, II am now prepared to say that
am for General Winfield Scott Han
cock for President.n l SEE"
I remember very distinctly when
the enemy was invading our State,
when our people We're erecting fortiti-
cations, when the dirt was thrown up
on the wrong side and it was thought
they were approaching Petersburgh,
that the man you have nominated was.
riding in front of the Second Corps at
Gettysburgh, that the repelling of that
mighty army depended upon him, for
the enemy was overrunning Pennsyl-
vania. Then the majestic Zero, Gem
eral Hancock, at the head of his corps,
repelled them If he had not saved
that day, the Army of the POTOMAC
would have been lost 3'--@'-i
The clashing of the musketry,s the
roaring of the artillery, and the shrieks
and grOans of the dying upon that Oc-
casion are indescrihable but those
three lines-forty- five thousand strong
were driven back by General Han
cock, and our people and property Were
saved .rtzee l,.s .,u,soa g.'is III ses1q 81
If there are any Republican soldiers
preesnt, they will remem Der the battle
fieldsof Gettysburgh, Fredcricksburgh
and Charlottesville, and the heroic
Hancock, and as they remember him
riding in front of his troops, majestic-
ally bowling while crossing the line,
they will say, will cast my vote for
Hancock. .noa0ia asa 81 .rasssnsui&