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WEpSEspAY. OFT. 18th, lss1
Bills ETC.. Introduced and referred by Mr.. At
botf OF BeuningIou To amend the act operating
the Remington Battle Monument Association 50 as
TO provide that the Governors OF New Hampshire
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As goes Ohio in October, so goes the In
ion This has been the unvarying rule since
1876
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TIE LATEST.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-The entire repub-
lican state ticket is elected by 1000 majority.
The republicans elect congressman in the
first, sixth, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh and
The democrats elect congressman in the sec
ond, third, fourth, fifth and twelfth districts.
From present indications the republicans
have a majority in both branches OF the leg
stature, thus securing a republican senator
10 succeed Mcdonald.
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SENATE-AFTERSQON.

Report from Committee on Joint Rules III iayo
Of Joint resolution to appoint "A special stanuini
committee 10 consider the DRIFT OF the revision
the laws adopted.
BIZ introduced-By senator Gleed an act 10 con
strue Sec. 3 OF an act TO ASSESS and tax railroad
approved November -. 1876, and 10 relieve towns
misled thereby. The first and SECOND sections OF INT
blll are as follows 1.-The real estate Of any RAILROAD
shall be exempt from taxation for period OF eight
years from the time when regular trains for public
traffic and accommodation shall have commenced
running into or through any town or county in thi
State"
Sec 2 The State Treasurer and the Secretary 0
State are hereby authorized aud directed 10 setil'
and adjus the claims against the state OF all towns
who have paid State taxes on an illegal grand ilst
made up by railroad property pursuant 10 Sec 5; Il
Committee on Claims.
The chair named as the committee on the revision
Of the statutes. Senators Dillingham;, Henry, Brldg
man. Start and Gleel; the committee on cour
expenses, Senators Stafford aud Lane.
Joint ResolulIon-From the House inviting ten
Grant TO visit Montpelier, referred under the iul,
to Committee on Finance. Reported fayorahy ant
adopted in concurrence.
PctitiOn-Ot Myron ID. HAYWARD presented hl
Senator Dunton under the rule referred 10 Com
mittee on Claims.
Bill Iniroduced-By Senator Dunton all act Z
nav Nyrun D. HAYWARD the sum therein hamtd
10 Committee on Claims.
On motion Of Senator Henry, adJourhei
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We have Lave had trouble enough to nom
mate our candidates. and TO expect us to do
as much more hard work in electing them is
unreasonable when We can avoid it by SIM
ply letting our young men loose on frolic.
- 1iEsD \ ~ ,T1UrBIY
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NEW YORK, Oct. 13-11:4I p. m.-Scat-
tering returns by precincts from all parts of
Indiana, including Indianapolis city and
county. show about half the total vote In the
State and injli cate plurality for Porter of
5000. There are three democratic counties
in the southern part of the State from which
nothing has been heard
New YORK, Oct. ia despatch from
indianapolis to Marshall Jewell says The
legislature is !. republican majority in the
House, in the Senate in any contingency
) on Joint hallut.
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SENATE FORENOON.


Bills introduced and referred-By Senator Dill
lingham lat the request of young man who de-
sres 10 20 fishing" act 10 repeal an act In re-
lation 10 the catching of fish in Maidstone lake ap-
proved November 70, ISIS; to General COMMITTEE.
Nv Senator Henry an act to authorize the tru5-
tees OF Chester academy TO convey the academy
building and other property 10 Committee on Edu-
cation.
BY afqaar GssS al at Using IL eeY-zSfp
true value by the listers forms Of Oaths 10 he made
by taxpayers aud listers, etc; to committee on
Grand List.
one-lalf O'Clock Tuesday afternoon October ~, Inc
Senate will proceed, on It's part, 10 the eectloh OF
United States Senator; adopted
Report.'rhe report from the Committee on JOINT
Rules was presented by Senator Gleason, and read
by The Secretary. Senator Cook moved that the
report be ordered 10 lie. Favored by Senator Dbl
linrham on the ground that one OF the rules In
regard to the engrossing OF bills conflicts with the
statute. Ordered TO lie
Joint Resolution the House, granting the
use of the Hall of Representatives upon certain
evenings the Historical Society and Bible Socie-
ty respectively /; adopted in concurrence.
joint Rcsolutions.-From the House providing for
a Jnni Special Committee 10 whom shall he re-
f.rreI The subject Of court expenses, etc, with
proposal Of amendment by the substitution OF tve
members OF The House in place OF three, Is provided
in the original resolution; amendment agreed To.
by Senator Dwlnell, providing FOR . 1olnt-assehl-
DIV at haf-past two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
To hear the report OF the Committee TO canvass votes
for Members of Congress; adopted.
From the House, providing for JOINT special
standing committee 10 consider the revision Of the
laws referred 20 committee on Joint Rules
ON motion vi Senator Cook, the report OF the
Committee on Joint Rules Was taken up. Senator
Paul moved a verbal amendment 10 Rules agreed
to.
senator Clecd moved 10 amend Rule 9. which re-
la,es 10 the engrossng OF bills 50 s to leave Tue
rule unchanged from the rule OF ISIS. Senator
Dana spoke IN favor Of the rule as reported ny Inc
committee. which provides Tor the engro5alng OF
NIL bills on their passage between The Two Houses
and after being ordered 10 third reading, and be
for. being read a third time. on motion OF Senator
Field the report ordered 10 lie and lie made
The special order for tomorrow morning al eleven
O'Clock. -
The list OF senators composing the committee 10
canvass the VOTES far Members Of Congress, an
nounced yesterday, is Is follows: First Congress.
iona District Senators North, sykes, fembrr and
Dwinell Second District, Senators Darling, Peck,
Bridgman and Henry; Third District, Senators
WoOdnOuse Judevinc Stafford, Goodsell, Gleed
and Brown.
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,.r-, lWuLIAM W. LYNDE, of Brattleboro.
Al Lhee' lWHLIAM Y. W. RILEY, OF Rutland.
Third Dist DAVID IL. BEATTIE of Maidstone
Second DIST SUMNER :. THOMPSON, of Lyndon.
First Dist. JAMES X. BATCHELDER, OF Arlington.
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HOW To CARRY TIE SOUTH.

Every true Democrat and every honorable
man should rise up in the majesty of his
strength AMI swear on the altar of his Couu-
try and his God that this tRepublican sue
cess shall not be- let the consequences be
what they may. The poor, miserable, I'M
principled white man who tries 10 restore the
radical party TO power in South Carolina
should he socially ostraClscd. and not even
spoken TO on the street. lie should he treat
ed rs m enemy to his race. Hosts human
generis The colorcd man should be told
hat no honorable Democrat Will employ him
tin any way This should be resolved on
and adhered to throughout the State. Social
ostracism for the white man and no employ
mcnt for the colorcd Er Gee. Perry 9f
SuHH CaroijHd
WAY rnE SCUM Is soIIp FOR uANCp,h.
Consider what Lee and jackson would
do were they alive. IhtSt are lie 0,Att pTiH-
rigds toy trlita Htg .trugt fer JclU' sc,trs
Remember the Zen who poured forth their
life blood on Nirginia's soil and do not
abandon them now. Remember that upon
your vote depends the success of the Demo
cratic ticket. . Wade HUaItoH at stmAto.,
Jaly 26N.
BILL ENGLISH
Damn the Irish. This country would h.
better oil without them.
TREASON AND PATRIOTISM IDENTICAL.
Lee and Stonewall jackson represented
IN the late war in this country the cause that
was upheld in the war of the Revolution by
Washington and Hamilton, Hitt''Hd Dis
patch Dtml.
NOR TuoMEs.
Nh, mp, W.. q, a., p w, cannot mi in one
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TIE LEGISLATURE REPrBLicAS.

ID y
New YORK, Oct. 13-9:15 p m.--Tne
latest figures show the following result in
Indiana for legislature House of Represent
atives, republicans SO, democrats IS, doubt
full o. Senators holding over, republicans O.
democrats IS elected, republicans l., demo
gratis s.
REPUBLICANS REJOICING IN iNDIASAPOLI5
New YORK, Oct. 13-The editor of the
Indianapolis Journal, telegraphs to the Even
ing Telegram as follows indianapolis,
Oct. 10, $50 p. m--The enthusiasm here is
growing every moment. 1t outstrips the re-
turns WHICH continue 10 come in slowly, The
republicans are parading the streets, singing
patriotic songs and filling the air with cheers
as each return showing republican gains
comes in. The aggregate returns up to this
hour show an increased proportion of repub-
lican votes over Harrisons vote. Porter's
majority. it is now claimed will reach 6000
This city 81 far as heard from shows net
gain of over LOCO. The latest returns chi
brace $50 towns, giving metropolitan gains
of 2 oSo
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IN OHIO,
Nearly 10000 Republican Majority,
10 OF the 90 Congressman Re
publican.
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EEPC BLICAk GAINS.

New YORK, Oct. 10, G p MIN Indiana
$40 precincts give democratic gain of 4, 655,
a republican gain of 10, 2G7-nct republican
gain 5.O12. These returns do not include
indianapolis city, which the republicans
claim Will give gain of nearly 1000. The
change in ward boundaries necessitatcs wait
ing for the entire vote of the city before Civ
ing the gains or losses
Later-9;45 p. m.-Five hundred and
forty-nine precincts in Indiana give the
democrats gain of 5,O95, the republicans a
gain of 11,113-net republican gain, G,0le
The CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
In the first Congressional district Holman,
Rep, is elected by small majority. Peele,
Rep, in the seventh district is probably
elected. This gives the republicans 9 and
the democrats ).
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
IL tae Lord . Republican,

This morning as one Of the attaches
of the Republican, was on his way to
the office, he was aecoSted BY an earn
cst and enthusiastic Democrat, who re-
marked, "You Republicans had a very
handsome parade on Wednesday night,
the finest ever saw" We replied,
yes it was very fine affair. The Demo
crat said "We were 10 have had ours on
Thursday night, but 1t rained; We
postponed 1t until last night and it
rained again like hell, and We could
not have it. 1t looks very much as II
the Lord vas Republican"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

WE RATHER THINK Mayor Almond j
somewhat severe in sImnariiy remov
ing officer Gctschner from his force,
'imply for firing off a pistol while he
vas in an intoxicated state. This il
not the first instance Of officer Got'ch
mer's intoxicstion, 1t is true, but there
are others OF his force who are guilty OF
greater crimes than the firing OF a pistol
in the air. There is officer Carey, who
at the little election took two men from
the P5O: House TO two election polls
and voted them, who is still on the
force. The off osn bs distinctly an,l
po2iti7ely proven by Daniel F. Stewart
and Samuel G. Logan, two creditsble
witnesses, whore statements, even with
out being put upoa oath, would be re-
ceived as true by all who know them,
and yet they have never been request
ed to make statement by the Mayor
Let honest men reflect aHd think upon
such actions.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Which wtIu Yon Choose?

The Democratic platform adopt. d al
Cincinnati declares In favor OF "a tariff
for revenue only" Hancocl's letter
Of acceptance says "Ths principles
snuncistsd by the Convention are those
| have cherished in the past and shall
eIdeav0r to maintain in the future" "
This means that the present tariff
should be reduced so that British man
utsctured articles can be admitted at
lower prices than they can bs manu-
fsctured in this country.
The Republican platform adopted at
Chicago says: "The purpose OF reve-
rue should SO discriminate as to favor
American labor" General Garfield
in his letter Of acceptance says: I'VE
logislats for the people Of the United
States and net for the whole world, aud
1t is cur glcry that the American labor
or is more intelligent and better paid
than lis foreign competitor"
Workingmen Of Wilmington which
will you choose next Tuesday Will
you vote for Hancock AID free trade
or will you vote for Ga,fsld and pro
lection to American labor
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

War Is THRsR more excitement and
apprehensions amongst the people OF
disorder and breaches Of the peace on
the eve OF an election than usuali 1t
IL because the honest yotsrs Of the
city dsfrauded and cheated ont Of
their rights too long already are deter
mined to yield 10 longer. Sach men as
as Pat. Gardner, Lee, Mccall, Knight
and Johnson have been allowed to elect
officers Of their choice regardless Of
majorities. The people now want q
hand at IL and ara determined to have
for oncs an honest election. II Senator
Bsyard will throw his influence in fav-
or o: al honest election there will be
ana
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
.Ex a m inc 70
w ardrObe

And if you need a suit /
of a suit or an overCoat,
member we give ouruna
ded attention to this
particular brancho(buan|
We are no speculatoBl
combined ready made |
tailoring business, but
ducers of fine work al
toiloring art. Long d
.ricncc in cloth enabIesa
Judge of its quality, and
have equal advantage
purchasing, for cloths d
to order therefor you VI
most likely get satIst''
with us. FERD Carson,
Merchant TaI0|
233 Make
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
To The v0tern of New Castle Ceuu

Gys
The accusations By the Democratic
papers Of this city, that ths officials OF
the Republican party OF thi6 county
are planning to bring repeaters into thi'
city at the election, on Tuesday, are ev
identity intended to cover q repetition o
Democratic attempts to defeat an hon.
est vote in the wards where that party
has the election eff iaers.
On behalf of The Republican orgsni.
zatlon in this county, unhssitatiugly
pronounce the aocusationq false in ev.
cry particular. Furthermore, on be-
half of that organization, have to an.
nounce that every means, known 70 us,
will bs employed to detec: and bring &c
Justice any repeater working for either
party in this county, aud the same
course will be pursued in tie future as
in this pa7t, namely, to prosecute to
the ut!ernost In the courts ofjustice ali
frauds on the ballot, pledging ourselves
to 40 all in our power to secure e fair
election, fall vots, aud 40 honest
count. Ggo. W. sroSE.
Chairman Republican Co. Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
NyoT1oE. Il, EUGENE H. TITS

AYOTICE. II, EUGENE IL. 'TIS,
~ do hereby give notice that shall ap.
ply to the Judsos Of tho COURT OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail IeliverY Of
the State OF Delaware, In and Tor the County
Of New Castle, on MOndsy, NoyemOrr 1b be.
ing tho first day Of the November term, A..
d $50. tor leuee to keep an Inn or tavern
In the city OF New CattIe, TO bo known RS the
Depot House, situated on Eighth etrcst, o.!
said city, school Distiict No. A.
In EGS Castle Hundred, County and
state Aforesaid, with the privilege Of seIisg
intoxicating liquors In loss qualities than
one quart, 70 b. drunS on tho premises. 83d
the following respectable citizens recommend
the said application. to VII:
John ". d uacKeV, John Kelley,
Joseph Il. Callahan, David y. I,ewiF,
X. 4. ,Isnvier, WIN. II. Terry,
George f. IeakyDe, II. II. J.onglald,
d. ". EiEintop, Robert W. Wright,
N. n. Weir, J. h, P1tt,
r. r. Eagle. Cloud Piersun,
GhHs. W Wis.,. H. Chase,
Ferdinand I.eeklar, james Wllmot,
lOa't3t EUGENE II. OTIS.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Fall and Winte

| have laid in a veEI
assortment of Cloths, Z
meres and Suitings, By
foreign and domcstf
Fall and Winter weary
i will make up at a Vefl
price. Satisfaction gn5,I
teed both in make ans
Call and see me before
buy. l.. HLlS9, ID:
No. a E. 1h1tI
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

THIS EVERY EvEYrSG Congratulated
itself that ex-Clerk Springer after dill
gan: search has ony found twenty ons
names Of persons who were assessed
Who we're rot placed upon the tax du
p'icst5s, and eleven OF them we're Dem
ocrats. These who know better and
know nor4 than Mr. Springer thinks
they do, can produce over hundred
uamss from Wilmington alone, that
sre on the A 1ssssmsnt ard are not on
the tax duplicates and they know also
that eighteen Of the twenty-one names
referred - are Republicans. The
Every Evening will not tell the truth
when it ia rot to its interest 10 do so.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

Ir rs RBPoRrED that Senator BAyard
is very anxious 10 have a qaiet election
and has been consulting with some Of
the leaders Of the Republicans in order
to adopt measures looking to that end.
This is creditable, but il the Senator
would use his influence 10 have an
honest election It would be more cred
table and quiet election would have
to be the inevitable result.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Where to Buy Your
Clothing.

We have opened in
Wilmington, DEL, at
Sixth and Market Sts.,
next to City Hall) a
NEW CLOTHING
HOUSE. We have
purchased for Cash an
entire New Stock OF
Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing, which
we intend to sell at the
very lowest cash prices.
We also intend to
make fine Clothing,and
have the best assort-
ment Of CLOTHS, CAssI-
MEREs and SUITJNGs to
be seen anywhere, with
a good cutter and a
corps Of the best tail
ors.so that while we Of
fer a great variety of
Foreign and Domestic
materials to select from
we can guarantee to
get them up in the very
best manner.
We will take great
pleasure in showing our
goods. Come and see
US.
JAS. T. MULLIN & Son.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

OSR OF THB most stupid lies started
during the caupa,gu Is that should a
majority Of the Republican electors be
chosen they will elect General Grant
President instead Of General Garfield.
This is on par with the bogus Chinese
letter, and nobody bu: knavs or a
fool will believe it.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30


Il ole OF OR best citizens and is popu-
lar with the m asses, and he will receive
q largs vote from the Democratic farm
ers and workingmen. Rsyworth Wei
din, our candidate for Coroner, Is an
honest upright christiaH gentleman, he
is q sober, industrious hard working
maD, old dad Weldin Gas he is famil'
iarly called) Is one OF the most popu'
lar men in the county, and will receive
such strength from the Democratic par
ty az will surprise his composition on
Wednesday morning next.
Edward Belts and Edward G. Brad ford
Jr., the candidates for State Senate and
Representative to the Siats Legislature
from. this city. are invulDerable from
Democratic attacks. No two better
man could be found fer the positions
named In this city, and they will both
bs electad with a good round msjorlties
on Tuesday next. heSsrs. swSyne.
Eastburn, Pillipg, BiiAson, Townsend
and Woodkeepsr, Who compose the re.
mainder of the Legislative ticket, are
all men OF sterling integrity, men Of
prominence in their respective neigh.
borhoods, and will doubtless poll votes
outside Of their own party. The Levy
Court ticket Is composed Of Henry c.
Mahaffy Of Brandyuine; Christian Feb
iger, Of WILMINGTON; Amos Sharpless
OF CLristiana; Samuel Silver, OF New
Castle, and Lewis Frank Ellison, Of
Psncader.
Msssrs. Febiger and sharpless, have
held positions in the Court heretofore;
and were both excellent membsrs. Mr..
Mahsffy Of BrandyWiEe, is in intslli-
gent gentleman, and active working
Republican, and an honest man, and
he will make an excellent member.
samuel Silver, Of New Castle, is an IT.
telligont, educated gentleman, a thor
ough business man and very popular;
he will make an excellent Commission
er. Lewis F. Ellison, OF Pencader, Is a
doctor of medicine at Summit Bridge,
an educated gentleman OF fine abilities
and he will make live, energetic
Commissioner. No better Levy Court
ticket was evsr presented to the voters
OF this county and they will undoubt
edly be elected BY good round major.
ity on Tuesday next. By elec!ing the
Levy Court ticket in this county we
will have gained an important point.
II secures to the Republican party the
placing of every man entitled to be as.
53ssed, on the assessment list of the
county next year, which will be a gain
Of several hundred votes 10 the Repub
lican party III the county. Fellow ci.i
zens, but two days mDre are left to
work for the success Of our ticket, vote |
early, and see that your neighbors are |
Ill got out to vote; let not one Repub. |
Iican vote bs lost in the State. With
An earnest determined effort the State
san be carried for Garfield and Houston. |
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

hIOuCE. Il, JOHH BAUER, Du
~ hereby give notice that shall arply
70 the Judges VI the UOurt OF 3on raj Ses'
Gi1ns ofthe er9e and Jal Delivery OF the
Sta:e Of Delaware, In and 10: the County Ol
Now CGstle, On Monday, November lt, be-
ing the trat day OF the HoTcn0of tom, Il D.,
1850. fJT II license to keep an inn or tavern al
No. SOL. cor. Of Eighth and BuitOnwCO1 IT'S,
IN the s'h Ward ot the Oity Of Wilmington,
Comfy and State Aforesaid, with the privi
lege OF selling Intoxicating liqaOrs Ia less
quaint tics than ono quart. 20 Do drunk on
tho PREMISE and the following respectable
CT liens recommend tho L0id application,
10 wit:
Wu. Forrest, Vim. u. Sparks,
Jas. C8TOn. ChristOti Pufahl,
IA Euel Moore, John Nc Hugh,
John Hayden, 1hsmas Carson,
Wm. y. BaylR. 1ho n8s Morrow,
Samuel r. Williams, Andrew klitt.
Jonathan Schsll, Hsnj. n. kershner,
u. +. BserhrOweT, Rndfew Bance,
WIN. II. White, WIN. J. Forrest,
VIM. Cox, Barnard Kelley
FeFd sparks, Joseph L. Blank,
John u. Mctiowen, fIdel B.rner,
n iIlald G. Cawley, Charles Koeber'e.
20 s+3t JOHN BAUER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

CAN AaYBoLY TELL why the Demo.
cratic neighbors Of Marshall Chandler,
The Dsmocr attic nominee for the Legis.
la,ure from Christiana Hundred, will
nearly all vote for his Republican op.
ponent Henry sWayne II the true
cause was known the honest Democrats
all over the county would do the same
thing.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

Thousands of copies OF the obscure
paper called "Truth," with the fac
smile letter on the Chinese lator ques-
ton purportIng to have hs2n written by
General Garfield were disttituted
through the city yesterday. Homes!
people W IL rot be moved from On hon
est purpose by each shameless fraud.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

DURING Mr.. BedfOrd's voluntary re-
tirement from his seat fn the tax col.
lector's ofics, William H. Lee occupied
1t and gave out tax receipts. Pat
as & special policeman and
Lee revising the collection OF taxes !
Is there no place for Mccall
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

THE Chinese labor letter which Gen
eral Garfield is charged with writing
Was poatmarked q! Washington as fer
back aS January. Did it take ten
months to find out that such an import.
ant letter was in existence This mule
roorb1ck ia rather thin
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

LEr EVERY laboring man in ( tse land
remember that it is not 80 much the
chsap Chinese labor tha. threstens
them with ruin go much as the cheap
pa1peT labor Of Europe and a tariff for
"revenue only"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

"JIMmT" JOHNSON and "Jimmy"
Darragh, two not1d Democrats, came
across the bridge this morning from the
stone mansion at New Castle. They
will no doubt do noble ssryIcs for the
Democracy next Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

Do NOT forget that nearly the whole
press Of England fsvors the election Of
Hancock. WhyH Because the plat.
form upon which he stands proolatms
for tariff for revenue only, which
mears freet rade.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

FoEGRD TAX receips ara being cirou-
late | ty the hundred through tn city by
D m)crsts. Lookout fer the rasct Is
who sttemp! to vote upon III m on
81 lotion day.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

RENEHBRR that the Chinese labor
letter was never thought about until
there was movement en- masse Of the
wOrkingmeu to the Republican party Oh
the tariff question. Tho fraud IL too
stupid to deceive intelligent men.