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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-13
PILEs--IrCH1NG PILES

POSITIVELY CURED, also Blind and Bleed
Piles, Fistula. Salt Rheum, and all disea.
SEES of the skin by the use of
RCSSMAN'S CURB
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-13

Dr.. ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, unlike all
other Cough, Cold and Consumption remedies,
CONTAINS NO oPIUM or other narcotic. It does not
dry mp q cough Increase the Inflammation, as
these preparations are almost sure to do. DR..
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup loosens the phlegm and
corrupt matter in the lungs and assists nature to
.xpel the disease from the system. Its healing and
soothing properties are wonderful. 1t makes new
blood and builds up the debilitated constitution.
We here publish few certificates from we'll
known persons. Read them.
NKwBURGH, n. Y, March A. 1879.
DIR. j. Fl. ScHENcK-
Dear sir-I feel that I am doing good to others
me i was sick with Consumption for over two
years, and after trying many remedies and employ
I was induced 70 use your medicines. had hard
~ taken the first bottle before felt much better,
entirely cured This was over six years ago, and
as have continued to enjoy good health since L
add my testimony with many others to the efficacy
OF your medicines. know many others in New
burgh who have been benefited by their use.
MRS. SOPHIA NJ LAWSON,
No. 50 Ann street, Newburgh, N. Y.
ALTON DEPOT, Nelson Co., Va,
September Is, 1879.
Dr.. j. Il. ScHENcK, Philadelp hia--
peaF S.i deem IL my dgty to yen and 70 can al
sumption, TO write to you OF the change for the
better that has been made In my wife's condition
by you and your great medicine. On August 29th,
1878, my wife was taken down with Consumption
called IN of the best doctors in this country.
He attended her as faithfully as man could, doing
everything in his power, but che got verse every
day. In october called another doctor. They
both said she could not possibly live. for she had
Consu mption, and that her lungs were nearly gone
She was at this time the most pitiful object any
person had ever SEEM perfect skeleton, cough
Ing and splitting large Quantities of matter,
l tried all kinds Of patent medicines that were
said to cure Consumption, but nothing did her any
good.
On the first OF October tho doctors and all her
friends gave her up It was their opionin that
she could not live five days longer. By chance
got one of your books describing many similar
cases and their cure, and on the 9th of November
wrote to you, describing her You wrote me
to give my wife your medicines according to the
printed directions ard you thought she could be
lured. / at once hnuoht some of YOnr
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-13

G. A, HEILMAN. Editor Republican
Pittsburgh, Pa, was cured of Rheuma-
tism by ST. JACOBS. Oh,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-13
Mrs. winsiow's soothing svrun.

PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPS CURE II
ONE MINUTE.
, 1880-09-13
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

Tho IUtn0ts !ssdnts-ZeitnMQ writes the follow
Ing lcador In reference to tho attEtu.le Of tho
Dcmocrnta towards War legislation; "Whcn In
February, 1870, all Democratic United Btatca
Bonators vntcd nKa!nst tho declaration intro,
duced by Mr.. Edmunds that Arts. ID, IL, and
ID OF tho Federal Constlt,ltton wero Just as
binding and valid In law AZ nil othors, tho ma
jortty0f thoin thought 1t tudEclous to qualify
ami oxplaIn their votes. ThoIr ylntltcation con-
B!stod In the plea that thoy did not question tho
validity Of these arttctea, but tho lhss passed II.
consequence thereof by which these articles
woro enforced. IF they voted Tor Elmunds'
vote for tho validity and maintenance ct tho
Reconstruction LAWS, tho Civil Rights bill,
tho Election laws, ctcu and this thoy
wcro not willing to do. All of this
excuse was, In fnnt, equivalent to
tho declaration OF that candidate In tho State
OF MaTnb WHO sdid; Il Mn in favor q: tho
Prohibition law, but un' decidedly opposed to
its cntorrcmcntr Tho Domoeratto senktors
who voted against tho resolution of acnator
Edihunds woro also In favor Of Artat ID, II, md
IL Of tho FclcFnl Constitution, provided these
articles would nGt bo enforced, In thta sonsn
w0 have no doubt tho Whol0 Don!uosa tic party
IS, porhaps, III favor Of those throc constitution
al amendments. Whom, In tukIne tho voto on
proposition aiko that Introduced by Bcnator Ed
musads, tho party lines arc closely 1rswn and
dchded, 70 thnt not single Iiopublitnn Bcnu.ur
votes No and not o stugle Democratic BeIutor
votes Aye. than wc Aro cnt!sply justified
in explaining this rote by tho politicnl
principles, teucts, and sonetnl winding en-
tcrtHinod ,and occupied by both parties.
The Democsatlo @ party 4oclared in its plat:
Congt1.as, 90 called, wcrS revnIutsonary. uncoH-
sstiudonal, aad void Although the siu,c party
, 1880-09-13
GEN, HANCo0K'B DrLEMA

Tile Now York 1}cmncrntfc newannner
which l,as demanded, from f;ct, 11oacoir NJ,
uncauIyocal declorntton aeo,nst thc nnv,ment
Of Sonther1, clnims has nlncc,l the nnmn.
cratlo candidate, for rrcsidcnt In n nltfn1,lv
awkward nredlcnr,nn,, II "a .a;,1 int Gon
Hancock has Jcclde.l not to make anv INV lo,;v.
cronco nnon tl,fs sul,tccl. II Ia ccrtn;n Mt nj,
events, Tint In bns Kart silcnt Inns % fnr nm" m
rfysn m sinn 81 INV n,,rnnsa to % snaak ~ Ar Ar.
TI1den relieved himsclf from embarrassment
md made frlon,ls nj tt,e North hy holllr nro.
claiming hIs n,,rnose to veto MI ,ne,snres
whIrll, should rroyda for tha ,nv,,ant ~
nchnl cla,ms. hMt TI1den VIVA a MAJ, ~
iieos. md tl,a Snnther, ie.dc,a warn ,ot
no naorcr,1yo fonr years ooo A. tl,av nra ',o n.
,lHv. tlen. i,orcnct ~, tns eo,,ror,. g. ~
n mon NJ j,,n,. 11a Il ~ n,,,n - - est, ~
,nato the m,,tttca1 ctr;,"t IT. ~ NJ thia >'e. ~
tlat ,1cctnrat,o~ Ma .xotdod IN 1t. ,o.sa. ~
nncentamcs ows,, "xs,rs,ssso,, " -. 10 'sao,1',, y"
cl,urnc.cr in ordor r. a.oa,sn ~ ,,,,ssts,,t.,.
Of milking m,stnkc % % TM tbs S s,r,o r';sn ,aa."n
, 1880-09-13
for the Benato the correction Ia nil tho m1r,f
ncccssaty. for he will hhv0 n big enough load Id
rk<,rS

-~~.--"-=~----~-- -----~-------~--
for the Senate ne correction u all tho mM,t
.,ees,s tot ae NJ" ohT0 p's enouE" 'oaa 10
e"''s "'''''""'
t,,,, ,t,,,,,,.,u na.,a.,. ,,,,,,,... r..
Conkrcss III tho Tontt District, wne delegate
" ,Caarleat2n n lsao and hnlpetl the ureokln-
'"H' "'''"'''''' a''''. oous'a''
,r,,. r., ,,..,,.,,... 49,
.,,..,a ano oa'.I ~ pnueh ,naNes l"lcc,eolMni
".spy ,,. :" ,no @ ne.'oesnne loos.ass anu 11eon.
n;wM t;,t ~ ,,t nnt s G n,s,, ~ vs'
sncenh.e he' 1"' "e' ''S ""' "''"' '"o "'"o'"
-
III 1850 DnYid r. LfncEar an rs the Aboil4
!lon a, candidate fot ooasress asn'nst John 4.
HM5th cnnG'Ista fnr X" r.ari.fnt,Ssr II T. s"M
1fst etrt 1os '0' A''s ''s's"'' ia '1o ""'
-.
,r, 4t
, 1880-09-13
PERSONALS.

"she's q daisy, she's darling. g."-Kln0
Alfonso.
Jim Keone, the celebrated speculator in
stock, will winter Mt Newport.
Nell Burgess Is no longer widow. lie
was married in Ean Frnnolsco lust Wednesday 10
Miss Stodlart.
Tho Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr is said to
have Jumped seven fcet In recent competitive
Jumping match.
Bon Butler is about to visit Indiana for tho
purpose Of making campaign speeches. Indiana
Is in hnrd luck this ycar.
Don Catneron's oldest daughter Is to be
married to William II. Bradley, OF Wash instou,
son Of Justice bradley. Of tho Supreme Court.
Justice Harlan, OF the United States Su-
pretno Court Is int aud Jolly. tca to tell sorIcs
mid, It is nad, can kick Football further thnn
tnust mon can.
Some Nicholas County {Ky.) bellies, who
decided to visit Niagara Falls because 1t was
fashionable to 60 there, spent four houra look-
Ing ovcr mnp of Kentucky to ind the place.
A Southern nrtist has painted n romantic
picture OF m Illicit whisky makers camp in tho
Georgian hills. 1t Ia called "Muonsbtnprs
Mountain." OF cGarso It Is ptctureof still life,
llow is this9 Harpcr's Baznr says: "Tho
behavior OF exceedingly young misses at 5Arn-
cra1t upon those who ar6 tho gtlardans ot their
morals and mnnnors.'
A Den,lwood woinan woke in the night
with burning scnsauon In hor face. She up
piled Whnt she supposed WIS nfrlcA, but whcn
daylight cAtne ahe found TINT hhr had cooled her
burning tace with iodine. shn doesn't 20 out
now, rs her faco Ia tho color OF that OF Sioux
Souaw.
Ono of the Most remarkable Of the citizens
OF Cincinnati, tho Hun. William N. Corry, died
OH Friday morning. " Ills rAngcof education and
tnfor4nnnon." snss the Commercial, "waa great,
his accomplishments mnny, his opinions positive
and shatrcncd almost to fanntlcul conviction,
his cour1.Eo and integrity absolute, n,akfng up q
cEarnctor individual and independent to de-
gree TINT was iu,practichblc, and 80 eccentric
that 1t WIS only redeemed from, tho Rrolosauo
BY hts genius, which appeared in hts brilliant
md tnscinnttng conversation, and the ndmira-
bio ktnatincsa md tanttncss or his synpathics.''
OF tho late Gen. 1'orbert. lost on tho Vera
Cruz. ctttzon OF Warrnnton, w., says that
whi1o ho was in command ut that town during
THO War he was mich liked by tho dwclioss
therein. On Christmas morning, 1904. while ro-
turning from n noyo or 0or.ionsytlo with a
largo forco OF cavalry, no passc.a through War
ronton and visited a gontlcinanat whose house l,o
had inaio bis headquarters earlier in tho War.
Three OF tho Black Horse Cavalry, finding out
bis whereabouts, ,nade dcspcrnto effort to
capture him, and came nnar carrying ont thoIr
dcsiR1l, Gen. Torhert having to leap Oh hia horse
without his atarrurs, pursued down tho main
street by tho three cavnlrymcn, who en1ptltd
their rcyolycrb at httu. Ito often spoke of this
rs tho most trying eyont Of his War oxperlcaco,
, 1880-09-13

ss"Sesf' ntnount Ill tt'e nRRreRate 10 sum
tinhts rbo Elaine octualiv M @'G ~ f;in IN % svn"n'
ington Include every species OF property that
w." M. ~ c.u''.el"tc"' ~ 10 ho" "ea' Known
tHnt the South Wn3 practically bankrupt when
t. went into rrt,ol1tn,, tuit tlu cIrfmu f,r
-. s.oo't.oa'' ous 40 e'a!"'" 4"1
losscs incident 10 1tB own treason,
hnh exciHsfyn of tln whine nf 'tho
nta,.,, IL. '
s.a'cs Who were emanc'patcd' md
wouli ,f1nkn h n nonnnr IN linvo l,ch1, Inn Viii,
~ sas,tna ~, ~ fs - s',oa ~. m .!e
,sa.s. 49,, t.t...,.. ~ ~. 'eo n'o.s ~ o"siA
, 1880-09-13

junior DAVIS, Of tho Supreme Court of
New York, has decided TINT n remedy lies for
excessive nttorneys' fees, and In tho caso heard
cuts down the attorneys claim to n reasonable
arnnuht, and refuses to award him go day for
sevcnty-cight dnys services in lobbying at Al
bany. Tho learned Judge. ptthily auys: ut
would hnvo been bcttor for tho morale, ~ 1t cor
tnlnly would for tho reputation Of tho profess
sion, IL the claim had boon otherwise ad1udl-
cnfrHH
, 1880-09-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TItr E11,cA10 TnTnt;SE has established branch
nt1rcs for to receipt OF subscriptions and ADVERTISE
1nenta rs follows:
NEW TONK-ltoou 20 Tribune Hut!d.ng T. r. Nc
FArDES, Manager.
GLASGOW, scottnad-Allnn's American News
AsGncY, 81 f,onifnld-ss.
LONDON, Eug.-AmoEtcan EXCHANGE, ~ gtruita.
ltKxHy +. Ht1LIn, Agent
WARRINGTON, u. U.-t3l1 street.
, 1880-09-13

A connEstoSnESr of tho Philadelphia
Times, writing from S1atne tho othor lay, says:
"'1 thought there was some chance for our
purity satd n Fustonist. until / happened
to come ncross jim Dlatne In n little
'ono'horso town bnck yonIcr. His Init WINS
mashcd In, hls tlnster WINS covered with mud, bis
collar was wilted down to n string, and th, bow
OF hls ncc}etfo had somehow or other worked
around under Ills car. looked ut him and u.yo
It tlp'' y
, 1880-09-13

GOV. CGLLb,1. who has returned home for
a brief rest aftor mn extended spcnktng tour,
reports tho outlook US In tho highest degree mt
tsfactory. He N,hts tho 1scpi,bl!cans gaining
everywhere and losing nowhere. and predicts
tho largest Republican vote cnst III liln0ls for
several years.
, 1880-09-13

THE time having arrived when bulldozine
bocomes n pnying business, strikes among labor
Ing men In New 0rlehns hnyo become general.
Even rca!-estatc dcalurs and boarding. house
Keepers hayo gone out With tho stovcdorcs the
cotton-prcss hands, tho cigar- mnkcrs, etc. Poll.
tics for tho next thirty days will to profitable to
all classcs, even to th01outsiann liar.
, 1880-09-13

shameless falsel,oods to escape tho credit OF
having told tho truth Il Is not Improbable
that Aiken In tTue time will publish n letter
denying TINT lie ever told tho truth, nj
trihuted to him, 0f tic Northern Democrats
and Republicans.
, 1880-09-13
ILLINOIS POLITICAL. NOTES,

Lyman Trumbuil and The l,tppodtoh,e will
exhibit at 1oltqt Tomorrow. 1t ii to 10 holpd
tho ,Wardon, wi! giyo him the use Of tho stona-
quafg!ca and IN audience, -
The ireport that a. J, Bell, Of Peoria, was a
dcserter. given to the public by the Peoria
JousHds, IL now by that paper psonoupced un.
true. As MI. Bell u tho Democratic candidate
, 1880-09-13

Til: Grccnhackers Of tho Nineteenth l'cn,.-
sylvnnin 'Dtstrict-now represented by l,utz-
hoover, tho Democrat who Ia trying tn crtwl
out OF tho letter ho wr0to 10 tho ctIcct TINT
Union sollicrs necal look for M pensions at tho
hnnda Of tho Confederate minority III Congress
-hAyo n0mlnatcd john Moor as thoEr candidatc
for Representative. Two years ngu tho M.
1tonal canditlate received hut III votes In thia
district, which elected DcltzhoUvcr by moro
than GQBQ mninr1ty
, 1880-09-13

dttss hc might expect tho total withdrawn Of
Democratic support from his church, It II to
bc hupc,i this trli'y Southern n1ohc Of intmtfla.
tion will not havo tho desired effect, and TINT
the threatened minister viii ttnsl cRrIy rcnslon
70 exercise tho right or FREQ speech and fFolivUr
Tho Interesting md instructive address which
tho Dcmocntio bt|IdozGra dread 80 much,
, 1880-09-13

bES DurtKN's biography; 1877, Nepiub-
l'can; lS5B, Labor Ncformer; lS70, d oracu-
baekrri 1850 u Demoorats and IN lssl q puttil
reminlscencc,
, 1880-09-13

A rAIrf 0f drunken young rouglis, WHO
'1'rc.l upon 'threc policemen carly yesterday
turn, and one Of tho !aw-brenkors, Edwin hymn
1y namC, received n bullet wount In tho thigh,
from which ho bletl 10 death. 4 Coronor's Jury
rx9neratctl tho officers fron uil b4'nu III tho
:,eTt tnr
, 1880-09-13

TIE girl baby born Saturday night to tho
King and Queen Of spnin 'cn,no Into tho'wor!d
with ull the fuss IND fcathors provided for BY
Tomorrow, and her front ntsi,o Wlfbo Mercedes.
, 1880-09-13

V1cKsnuIsa Herald: "Our banks justnow
asp literally filled with gold and silver co,n.'
And yet tho Herald supports Hancock, nnd cries
for change when by ita own admission II has
change enough. 49,,
, 1880-09-13

A'sERlous Instruction Inns broken o,it III
IIe5at, and tho Governor Of tho city hns bccit
murdered. 'Ayoon Khan, tho dcfcatcd Afghan
leader, Ii on'hts wny to 1lcr.it, accompanied hy
hEs principal officers und several hundred
mounted tropps
, 1880-09-13

TnE Democrats Of Ka,,sas hayo nominated
bliss 8nrah Hrown for State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, md eho challenges Bpccr,
her opponent, to a Joint debate, ranginR from
pure catholics down to tho best method OF
spanking chtldren.
, 1880-09-13

In the Vermont Legislature Of ls70 there
were forty-fonr Democrats, nine 0reenbackors,
and tivc independents. In tho ono J,ist elected.
tho stato Senate 10 unanimously Republican,,
and tho House contains but twenty Democrats
md ono 0Eccnbncker, This shows tho drift Of
things under tho candidacy OF thci' superb SOL
dior"
, 1880-09-13

E1anT thousand Montencgrlns, with eight
canno1,, aro reported to bc on thutr why to Dui.
clgt,o with the lntcntion Of taking Tho c!ty'hy
force II 'theIr:pcaccful occupation Is resisted.
, 1880-09-13

TnaRE aro lW rivers ntld lakes. ii, LouIsi-
ann, tho Naw orleais Dsinoc.ut discovers, and if
Hancock and tho Itcbel DrigndIurs secure tho
nett Congress every one ot thcEc will net mn
appropriation Under rrotc1lso OF Improvement.
, 1880-09-13

TItE Tcxas penltentlary Warden hires out
convicts as hotel'runnera Mt Huntsville, among
tho number being q 11Apttst preacher who was
sont up for five years FOR hogse-steal!n9
, 1880-09-13

l1Asr year tho Greenbackers OF Vermont
pdlscd 'Gn votcs, aud this year, after making
extra efforts to s'7o the!s strength, they pol!cd
Laos yotrs, =,
, 1880-09-13

New Yo1m Afnil: "Tlc Republican party
has plenty Of effective weapons, and usts nd
'booHctnnGs.'. It ID tho Southern ruled
Democracy that is experimenting with 'boon,-
crangs.' Wado Hampton tried ono Mt staunton.
Its back.acuon hna beGn destructive to the
molgrcl md foub1c-ftccd Democracy beyond
MI precedent. Poor neltzhoovcr's rtsh denial Of
his truthful revelation of tho l,oBtility Of Con.
fcdtrnso eonntors to tho pension claims of
Union soldiors las hccn another 'hoomerang'
Of must siugulnrly damaging character to bis
at1ltcsed purity. Charles O'Conor il a living
.bOOucrnnu'"
, 1880-09-13

JUsrlcE CuE101lroS, of Tennessee, rcn-
tlers decision that ono muy recover mono
lost nt cat.ls or Il s,.mo Of chance, bnt cannot
recover for money previously won. And that
whether tho Kanlo was ''squaro" Or not bus
nothing to do With tho case.
, 1880-09-13

ASoTi1EI. serious railroad accident Is re-
ported from 'Enrilnd. -Four pcrsons were
Killed un,l thirty injured by the collision Ut
rassehgcr ttuln with locomotive between
Wuidrlot' Station. .an.1 Hampton Court.
, 1880-09-13

BEN DuT1.Elt once Registered an onth:
"Ihe llcbel Democrats oro tho cnomlcs Of tho
hlnck man, thoroforo they aro my ener,ics,"
nut lien Ind forgotten those soldicrs' Homes
bccounta.
, 1880-09-13

rnor. Sw1Sd. having returned from his
tttmmcr ,nchtfoh. pitttactcti yesterday to largo
congregation In Ccntrnl Music-1Inli, hnv,ng for
his thomc "Mornity." In hccotdanco with bur
previous custom wo print tho sermon Ii full IN
o,ir columns this morning. Also tho farewell
sermon Of tho Rov. Charles Stanley Lcstcr to tho
congregation Of St. Fnul'a Episcophi Church,
Hyde Park: tho sermon Of tho 1ov. Summer
Ellis, ff tho Church of tho 1sctlccmer, on "plrty
ut Hofnc"; and nrcotints of tho layug of tho
cnrftcr-stono If tho rev AL snints Catholic
Church. corner Of kosstlth md Wnilnco streets;
OF tho rcurontnE OF St. Anircw'a Eptscopnl
Church hftor seserai months closing forropntrs,
md OF tho fourteenth, nnnvcrshry'of tho E1al.
Btcd Street Methodist Church Sunday. school.
, 1880-09-13

| thht AIKEN III due time will publish letter
tlcnylng that lie ever told the truth, nt-
tributed to him, uI tho Northern Democrats
and Republicans.
THE THREATS OF N0N-INTERC0URsE.
The significant fentllro Of renewed THREATS
Mt the South Of non-illtcrconrse with tho
North III commercial affairs lies III the fact
that precisely tho same policy was tho pre-
cursor ot tho secession of 1890. It has be-
come an atlago TINT "history rcpcats ITSELF"
II the exponcnts OF Southern sentiment
ciainor now for tile punishment OF the
Northern pcoplo because. tho latter will not
supinely submit to tho tllctation OF tho Con-
1eaefAto leaders, 1t VIII not be long before
they Will des!rc tho policy Of exclusion to DO
extended to Political separation. Southern
arrogance and Intolerance hro monsters that
grow by wllnt they feed OIL. II the people OF
tho South once become CONVINCED either that
tlios can sustain themselves without canl-
,hercial lntetcotlrso WIKI the North or that
tiloy can punish tho people, o.of the North BY
Shutting t'F s'.e1 tntercottrse, 1t wil DO easy
Tor THEM to inngtnc that political independ-
ehco - feaslble. They tshvo continued to
regard such Independence rs des1rn-
D'c ever since thoy failed to achieve
IL IN the War of tho Rebellion. Wade
Ilanpton's Insertion that tho South IS now
contentlng for tho sanle principles for
which Ice and jackson fought four ychrs "
tile menace Of non-tntercotrse and the his.
tory:o Of previous threats OF the salne ctlarac-
, 1880-09-13

T11E Swubfan residents Of Chicago yes.cr-
day celebrated their annual lltirvcst lone festI
Wi IN ffnorr6ec.sloi, md MI enjoyable picnic
at Ogdehs Grove.
, 1880-09-13

nes':re isc,t n 1s n favor et tho con,,
sertn es lel sotticfncnt, ~niSSrss,iy ~niyS n.1y A.:
ena n. H. nn 1Ir e. hs org p,HIyer, III NC
.hs Dcnoeratiq oyeror of Knnt'.S;ky1 1a Ian,1t n1t
gatsa %Sf aaS;s,
1 sc,oes ts!' tra,Ft ttSssos ts" s
tler such circumstances ttu a,ibtcrf,,1os N:
eyns1"ns ~ which these enocralo ae,stnars, ns
Their intention. arc loo vIsitie and pan.. ,h
s ~" se ne"f heeP"Ssa pss,v sksss
eaptal ~ " r. thgir v1los aganst tho soc4sa,aIee aae
RaiTy n tie NoTt r,ng ,he pending rrsdeae
and n! exce!1ton thorcot, amounts to n ay
aud f9l dcatf letter In the siati,te.i1ns;.os
tho unIto;l st9tes .Is any ono-a6o.o oIf ~ T.,
tnas 9oso eff sn9na t.
ngntnst tho Elmltnds leoarntory rasos,'ttel al 'n'tel
scke mHxS "jority nFGf e n q0r e
sS tS]s ,s;sS ;ss ss' eon Ct 4:
The Neso 1'orh<r z<ttt.,ioo iooompares tho spcec...
tnaao ana atastmenss used by tho speaker y;
tho two pdrtios during tho preacnt oarnnaf., T.. T..
| tho following manner: "WEoevor has, sin.a
tho otonlnS Of tho campaign, ooeoly exanins,,
the speoohos delivered IN 10th s!tiet ami ~
reports n,ndo by newspapers tn relation tl,ese,o
cannot full to Observe that thoro ctsts :
wdo difference ID tho language and arvumon,.
used ny the sponkcrs and leaders OF tho leuu,,,
\ iioan party ~ compared With thusu Of tho Inm.
ocratio party. Out Of this difference In faa.
g'iagc wo can without much trot,blo draw o,r
| conclusions how tho two parties nrr Mt nro.oa.
oeotuulIos oheEman' eohufz, and Thomp.
svn. le..sot .uy eonauence ana self rciIanee
oad s nnuM Meeas noI resort to Intrigue
,'.. .r.,.a' ~ olucf 10 gam an object
~ nn,. m, on ~, ssasr u lts phat record on
atat" I" tn nnnnfn ttnt o,a Haoanons To- tleno.
lstrtion of DIR to nifsIrs xo'1d II '1o '. ami9 aI
mental to tho best Interests VI tho Nation. f1 II.
nne nMefs ~ nna apSakera q ta9 lupnhlican party
nntton nr rnn ,ass ~ a, peup'e arc not
they abhor with nnnto nraatteaI tant tnm nnss uas
change tn tho Administrations its poiiSs
a,'u .a ~ IN tmo Term % government. Responding
~ Tia Hfnjtn ssn wv anH ,nst'et O. tho pGona
Sherman etc. unfoijni h,fnro 1hnir S9Gnnsz
4 picture showing tho truo situation Uf III
Natlonai nil.ir. knowing TINT n truthful state.
tut cannnirm yeenon ~ IN ion g., 1easions ho
eoa 'se 1n Tho oier I se tpo Waodnra,tIyy nSsty
speekstsM "a rs prs99iig 5s aksf1s eo4fse y
te %tcrs of f. to cotr n th n'in no " ,to 70
Democratic party With that party CIT, " ncses TO-
no kepSc. . c prt ha5 ~ p f1rt9r pras.
en- inroy q on, f. ,; rs'lts an
nSito attention to liz oneruv ~ an foa'tv ~ ns can
eics and loaye It to tas 1sror, % tso aJpoIsr p5,a.
y Ills partcr % Sascss , cninv dI4 septo7s9e 70 ~
they a;5 willing tint tSe pTese"t s ptosncron; 50 e
, 1880-09-13

JunqE ToUKoKE, author 6f VA Fools
Errand," and Rll Porktns are billed for il lsopub-
l!cau meeting ut Mfahawaka. Ind, next satur-
day.