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a HAPPY RKUNIoS.--Iu the year 1920 our
highly.esteemed countyman, Hugh Spence,
ESD, OF Rural Retreat, emigrated from the
county Of Donegal ireland, to America.
and settled in this county,. At the time OF
his departure for the new world be babe
farewell to- tive brothers and one sister
Sixty years have thus elapsed since Mr..
Spence has had the pleasure Of bebolding
the couh,enances Of, any Of these loved ones.
He has passed bis uIree-scoreyears. and ten,
the ordinary span OF human existence, but
in. al, these years the love OF hls native land
has chung 10 our old frieBd with That tepaci.
ty.oi patriotism which is peculiar TO- the
Irish nature, his recelleetions' of. his Boy
hood days have remained as green az the
Shamrock Elm, aud bis Affection for those
Of tbespare DIAL homestead has been warmly
nourished in his heart, JndgE. lhtn, Of the
Joy inexpnsssible which must have filled
the old MANS Rcar4 du Saturday might last
when be greeted the arrival 81, listWe sur
yiving bfothffs u two having passed away
andihis uonly sister at Ibis hospitable house
near Mt. Airy. - The names Of pthe parties
visiting their brother after this tong separa-
tion'are Mr. Jshs Spence, Of Paisley, Scot
LAND, and Mr.. Jacob Spence aud Mrs. Eiizas
belh SPENCE twho married man OF same
name With herself and Is now aWidow), Of
Toronto, Canada Wythepitte EnterpriSel'
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Severe Storm I'm Florida,

WAsBINGToN, September 3.-The Post
Office Department received telegraphlc adj
vices to-day from Gainesville, Fla, stating
that severe storm swept over the central
portion OF that State on the 1st and I'd in.
slant. P0st-roads were flooded. bridges
washed away, and mail communication in
terrupted between Ocala and Tampa, on
the Xesi coast
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Hanged for Numbering His MOther.in-
Law.

WILMINGTON, n. c., September Ste
ven Richardson (coIored) was hanged here
to-day for the murder Of his mother-in-law,
Lucy Phinney, on the night OF July 18th.
His death was almost instantaneous, the
doctor pronOuncIng him dead at the end OF
twelve minutes. He was cool to the last,
and from all outward appearances met his
death fearlessly and resignedly.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, September 3, 1880
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
Bsssvar: 2o@20Hc. p q.
corn HEAD: e2c. p bashel for country: zoe. for
O'' B6rfed Fruit. Apples, 365c.; blackberies. 5G1
6Lc.; cherries, l2dloc.; raspberries, lo@2Oc.
Fssthers: Prime nve-goose, 40845c.; common.
PIaxssed: 81 p brsheL
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl@sl.o5; clover, 500
sbc.
Pot1foss: Irlsl-New Rose, $3.50 sbarrel 65(9
'f Roots: cinseag, soc.@sl TD.; Seneca sroe Of
tons 4Oc. y 10.
hard: Country, 6@slc.
Rys: 7O@75c.H busfeL
Ssmac: Prime. Use.
g 5isd,d str snssy so@4 NJ
Wool: Washed. 40@4lc.; unwasbed. Csc.
BURY wool will bring from 10 DC. v 10 less thar
above rates.
cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
c.me,t: Rosesdsle, $50 y barrel; James
hi hsns! 'hgTieuiiura s@lOc. husnel; RoekAnd
sile@siYs sce9rcins 70 s,. es ssssse. 'oiH'<'
PIasfsr: Lump. a rs; grounc, W; caieinec
master 81 6O@4l.75.
Tar: Large size, t3.2oMsS.oo.
Dry Geeds.
pyfnts: MeYrimack. 7c.: Merrimaek Shlrtins
ac. Richmond. 6&c.; South Bridge, &c.; Pacinc
7c Sprays ess:; spEssne ssasiasx, 03
Wilmington. Ske. Mssry Pink, &c. Mallory Pur-
NE 7c.; Simpson Mourning, 7c.: simpson Grey
9c.; simpson Black, oke.; Harmony oc.; ASH
'ai E1s s@ colicas Manchester \ Al ese. Mar.
chsstsr A A. A, e'ic; heskenegs ~ 49,, =;
. s.ne jane. gssf fss @ "a p f s . jssss
r., e'sc,; Grsniss7iIs j. r. Es7se.; Possasss''
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Lottery.Oaice Raided I'm New York.

NEW YORK, September 3.-The police to-
day raided the office Of the Louisiana State
Lottery, 3l9 Broadway, and arrested three
clerks selling tickets. After the police left
other clerks resumed the sale OF tickets. The
police at intervals warned them TO stop. No
attention was paid 10 the warning. and other
arrests are expected.
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sCRoFULOUs HUMOR.
HON. WILLIAM TAYLOR, BOSTON, STATE
SENATOR OF MASSACHUSETTS,,
SAYS OF HIS CASE:

after three months use Of the CUTICURA REM
EDIES, ana twelve years Of as constant sufferin.
from huor Of the face. neck, and scalp as was ever
endured, can say that am cured, and pronounce
been SO elated with my success that have stopped
men on the sire ct who afflicted and told them
to get the CUTICURA REMEDIES and they would
cure them. This Is why am so grateful TO you: for
believe them to be The beat aud greatest discovery
Of the age and that they VIII cure all who are suf-
ferlng with these diseases"
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TwO.Hundred and Fiffy-ThOu
Dollar Fire i'm California.

SAN Francisco, September 3.-The grain
warehouse at Washington Corners, Ala.
media county, containing about 100000
sacks OF wheat and barley, was burned this
morning. Loss. S25O,OOO. 1t is believed
it was an incendiary fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-04
Appointed Chief Justice.

ATLANTA, GA, September 3.-Judge
james Jackson, associate Judge Of the SUI
preme Court, was appointed Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court to-day by Governor
Colquitt. to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Judge Hiram Warner.
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Various Foreign Items.

LONDON, September Civilian Henry
wills, one OF the Originators OF Punch, and
afterwards associated with Charles Dickens
in the establishment OF Household Words,
of which he was the working editor, is dead.
He was in his seventy-first year.
LONDON, September Am official dis
patch from Quitta, dated to-day, says Gene
raj Roberts attacked and dispersed Ayoob
Kahn,s forces and captured twentY-seyen
guns. The Cabulese have retreated up the
Argandab Valley.
LONDON, September 3.-Shop meetings
OF the weavers were held throughout North
and Northwest Lancashire last night, at
which very strong feeling was manifested.
Resolutions were passed to bring opera
tives from Blackburn or some other town
out on strike to support the plan OF emlgra-
ton, and in favor OF stopping the mills Tor
one week ia each month. TIE meeting OF
delegates at Blackburn will finally decide
the subject.
LONDON, September "a ConstantinopIe
dispatch says the ambassadors on Wednes-
day officially notified the Porte Of the in
tended naval demonstration.
ROME, September 3.-In consequence OF
the mediation OF Italy, France, and Eng
land. the Governments OF Chill and Peru
have opened negotiations.
LONDON, September "a Paris dispatch
TO the Times says that the Sedan proclama-
ton OF the German Emperor is doubtless IN
reply to NJ. Gambetta's speech at Cher
bolIrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-04

AccsssErAGLyDKn,L LED Bg6at0, ~ r.,
September "A ifttis boy naspet George
Persons, seed twOsyesre.. While PLAYING u
the road, vas run over bysA farmers team
to.dy Apd kicked 30 death A man named
Fred. Archer, aged twenty.sIgb.' years, was
run oysr to-day ~ the Hsmps .rg.stree!
erosdng a. the New York, Lake bic and
IN e1rve xhich xrs tsckipf down. III
lssytx Gxiie and babe. sssssss
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49, SKIN HUM0R,
Il .fsr
COVERING THE UPPER PART OF THE BODY
SKIN COPPER-CoLORED.
SKIN HUMOR,

-NeSSrs. Weeks Potter:
Gentlemen,--l have been afflicted with trouble
some sktn-dfsease, covering almost completely the
upper part OF my body, causing my skin 10 assume
a coppsr-cOiored hue. IL could be rubbed of like
dafdruf and times caused an intolerable Itching
and the most Intense suffering. have used blood
pur fers. pills, and other advertised reIDedles, bu'
RA REMEDIES which. although used carelessly and
irregulary cured me- alaying that terrible itching
and restoring my skin 10 us natural color. i am
willing to make aiiday 10 the truth of this state
ment. Respectfully, >. u. BU AlON'
MILAN, MICH, July 3, 1878.
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7 az u ~. :. = :
CUTICURA REMEDIESl
FOR ALL HpMoRs OF THE BLOOD,

q" u tHss-
are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Bottom !; II
Front street, Teroato,Ouu; and snow Hilh Lon
don ana for sale BY all druggists. Price OF CUfI-
CURA Small boxes, so cents large boxes, 81. RE-
ner bDtiie, CUTICURA MEDICINAL
L. f15 cents per cake. EEUTIOCRAmH-
pICINA SHAYIsG .SOhP,El5 rents neft cake In
bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 6ecents. 1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-04

LoSEs By FtRs.l-The pfano- ease factory
at Leofninster, Massy owned. JOY Steinwsy
d Schs. OF New. YORK. was, burned Tbprs-
day morning. Tho Grecsnght from q stove
10 which Sbe swsscbBaf had kiRuled tire
and then ten. Some Of the worksnen saved
heirtoois, and few unfinished cases were
saved, but the buildings. mahinery, some
tools, ard post DT the stock are total loss,
estimated at $4,000; Insurance, el3, 900.
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA REs0LvENT,
THE NEW BLOOD-PURIFIER,
ACTS ON THE LIVER, KIDNEYS, BOWELS
AND SKIN.
Mess,'s. Weeks d Potter:

Mess.s Weeks d Potter:
Gentlemen,-I had running sores on my left leg
for seven years, which reduced limb TO simple
skin and bone, and unable TO support my weight I'M
less swathed in baadages. consultation Of Dhysi-
clans the City Hospital of Boston decided that II
would have 10 be amputated 10 save my life. such
was my condition when BEGAN 10 use the CUTICU-
RIA REMEDIES. which have effectualiy cured ME; in
gratitude for which make this public statement OF
NV case. JOSEPH a. PALMER.
HUDSON, MASS, July, 1879.
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x ,, , : ~ = nc, :. mn .,cTrn,E,
INsIAfTtT. " Eh4EVFsf
PAIN, sQRENEss,gAND wEAKkEss.,3
..;,-.i rs r,Imh l7-w&sl 81
eHoCHERY. GLASSWARE. &c
DpwN.3r HEX g Oh .ia'ss5

DUwN.;T HEX g Oh .1a3ss5 ;
a.. H. Hnuf r-----~siti 1Hsl e. ~ 49,
80 lg,, - .gBs4 .JlsVsJ .sdGns'
lob, TIN ToILET SETS juat. received, to- be sold
al from 10oU 20 per eta,. less than regular
,prieep ..'-
Gps.t bargains in siEvEKlPLATEp ICE
iPFTuHEBs. Go;t t. ~ ~ .t .fi.,nsi
PORcELArS.LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap II scB % uU., tt~ % ~. .
The largest stock OF CHINA DINNER, TEA end
TOILET WARE and ING
20 GOODS, GEN RALLYsto nbel fennd' spaihi Of
New ,York. at B0pDon PRIcEs.iH you Wish
: bargains give me cali!.' s"oA =" ~ t,t,i,I
jylz ,, II, b.. TAyLoR. l0l Main street. :
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

fHfDA7t Stplt nWr D. I5SVs
1 ,sALfs.-3,000 Virginia eonsos At so; 10 shares
A., NJ. and q. Railroad stock at TO- 100 at 10: 81
at 10; IL ut 10; 10 shares II. and ID. X. X. stock
at rs =; so at TEX; at TEX; and $50 ossnge de-
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Woen.- Stocks irregu-
lar Money on call. 2d23 per eent. exchange
Long, 4s0k; short, 4s3. state bonds duh. Govern
Eceain0.-Mouey, 263 per cent Exchange.
4S0k. Governments quiet ana firm; new o's, IOZN
AZ per cents, ll0H; per cents, llOa' STATES
unchanged.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 3.-The POSTS financial
article saws: The stock Exchange markets coninue
very strong for all classes Of strictly Sc
surities from United States per cents al l0s 20
well-securUd railroad bonds, inclusive OF staple Oh
yidend- wing stocks The share speculation na III
the main been strong. although there nave peen
short intervals OF heayness. Prices as we W'le arr
about the highest OF the day. and A@l per cent.
above Yesterdays closing. Tine active stocks have
been Erie, Hannibal aud ST. Joseph The coal shares
! Wabash. Pacific Mail. and C. G. and !. {. The
| recently. perfected traffic arrangement between
the Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy ana me hah-
nIbal and II. Joseph appears 10 DC regarded as
strong point I'm favor Of the latter company by It's
friends. The stocks which have shown strength but
| which have not been active are Iron Nc unlain.
| Kansas and Texas, Louisville and Nashville. Dem
yer and Rio Grapde, aud 81. Louis and New Orleans.
Speculative bonds are all higher, The Erie second
cOnsols still being The feature AT Se9sdSSs. 10 Tue
money market call loans are 2d3 per cent lime
| loans on approved general StOcs- Exchange COL
lateral are reported to-day as follows For sixty
DAYS at per cent, ninety days at AGO. per cent
six months 10 per cent, aud on selected securi-
ties for six months at Al per cent. Prime
| mercantile paper Is 4Hd5A per cent. the extreme
| figures being aud per cent. Currency Is leav-
ing The city ia large amount. On the her hand the
| banks are gaining az 100000 esch week BY reason
of the Treasury bond purchases; anG the gold I'M
| ports this week will probably exceed So 100000
altbough to- morrow's bank statement may rot IN
diclle this, being made mp n system OF averages,
which is as misleading as 1t is aniiqualed,
| BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, September 3.-Virginia 6's, defer
red. 81; cOnsOls. 5gB: second series, % past due
coupons, 902; newl0.40s, 42k; l0-4Os, coupon
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BOOKS: sTATlQ4ERY. &c.
SPLENDID STOCK OF sTATIoNERY,

~ Tt3 ~ fpr1'r7Fr-rf Sic s,.6 "a
wRrlSdPApsRs Of every dsscsi ption, from Ole
cheapest made 70 TIE bfkbtst class: Q { ~
adSks s $: ss,3ssie purpose :
GQtRPE S3ihe ~ sst siock xs hate YES ossred;
y !. i sssls.!,
us rs s'l hssgsIss. IA seHIas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-04
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IMMINENT.

The Paris correspondent Of the Manches-
ter Guardian says: "The organs OF the Re.
publican Left, the RepubLique FrancaiS and
the Steele, fatty reject the proposed letter
Of compromise, while the Conservative
Journals support it. A ministerial crisis
seems more than ever inevitable at the OPEN
Ing Of the session OF the Chambers"
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fl0uf..
Fine, $4,000; extrs. i5; superhne, 80 50@
$3.50; common family, $3.50.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
A DUEL on THE taps.

LONDON, September ga Paris dispatch
to the DAILY Ne,oS says: "Colonel Jung,
OF the War Office, has sent challenge to
NJ. Ivan de Woestyne, writer for the Gdu-
lois, for accusing bin OF selling military
information to the Russians"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ADMINISTRATIONS 4, 1850
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PETERSBURG.

,vcaoyEp rREiGur-cARs-THE NEW STAND
ARD CARS TBg ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND
ONO COMPANY ARR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pAeS pEsqRoyEp-riRsT BALES OF NEW
corrox-THg APPLE Csor- GOSPEL MEET
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NKw YORK, September S-Arrivea: ssn0ons'
Maggie J. Chadwick, k'chmond' 's'' V'a n'A"e''''
river.
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Nav York, september S.--Cotton-Nee fecefp.ss
none gross, $40 bales: fatarvs closed barely
steady. sale. s sScoiH Gsis'' xsssmSss. oSSS
10 tV 9s: issssnSsS. Si0.ts@t l0. ~, ysos..rSy:
iossNa}Ss. ss sser sS; ai SsSS IoSs.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE. September s.-ficar dull aad
closed quiet; No. l Milwaukee hard, tl.0S; No. !
Milwaukee solt. eoxe.; No. Milwaukee,, cash aud
sep,erbers s3Se; October, eeSe- N SSys%ssr.
f2re.; rejected nopiDsi. Corn lower; No. .,
S9tc. Oais-Pstne No. 2, 2se: Provisions s.s,er.
soher Lard-Primo siean t7.oO cash aud sep
temosr, S6 October. HOGS quiet aud snchangss,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
River Eews 1.

Boats up on the goth p. M, were the
Wild Boy. Josie. Last Chance and Mag
gies Reaney,
Down,-The Maggie Reaney, Jennie
Gilchrist, barges and the Jas, Fisk. Jr.
Wild Boy. Last Chance aud G j Gallery
with RATS.
Up on the 2lst, A. NJ, the Robert Roe,
G. j. Gallery, and Jennie Gilohrist.
Down.-The Hiram Price and L W.
Barden, with RATS.
Thes Belle of La Crosse arrived
yesterday end went up ths morning. She
took on about 100 tons of freight at this
point
The Diamond 10. will be down this
afternoon.
The Aunie is due mp tomorrow.
Stage of water at 6, A, 2.2O.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
Sldridge- Ee ticker,

On Wednesday evening Mr.. David u
Eldridge was married to Miss Mary B
Reticker, sister of John Reticker. the boot
and shoe merchant of this city. The
ceremony was at the residence of the
baido's brother. the Rev, j. A. P. McGaw
of Central Presbyterian church, officiating.
After q social time in congratulations. the
happy couple left for Chicago, to be
absent about week, and on their return
will reside in Moline. The best wishes Of
The ARGUS go with them; may they live
TO enjoy happy aud prosperous future
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
Il Child Inst.

Those who heard the Third Ward FIRE
bell toll last night and wondered what wal
the cause, will be relieved to be enlighten
sd The bell tolied because littIe cir
| 4 years old, named Ida Bear, was lost
The girl has only been oyer from Germany
three weeks, and is. totally unscquainted
with tie streets. Last evening about 5
O'Clock she was sent to the mill store to get
some groceries: she made the purchases.
lett the store and got host. She wandered
as far as Ell. A. McDonald's grocery, MP
town, and there two ladies, Miss Scherer
and Miss Van Horn, learning who she was
put her on street car, and went with her
as far as EanCsen's. where they left her.
She became frightened. left the car and
wandered on until she reached Moiines
where the police noticing her distress,
turned her over to family living near
one Of the depots. who cared for her and
intended &c bring her down to Rock leland
this morning. In the Deantime the
police of Rock Island were securing every
part of the city for tho lost child. and final
" Marshal Miller, accompanied by Mr..
jonas Bear and Louis Kohn. went in q
buggy to Moline, sa6 there the child was
found and brought to her friends in Rocs
Island at o'clock this m orning.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
kPerGonaI,

Hon. John B. Hawley is in the city.
r. I. McNesl, Esq. returned to-day
from his Colorado trip. He looks as If he
had been greatly benefited By it.
W. Fl. Lane. Esq, of Quincy. Deputy
Collector of internal Revenue for this
district. is in the city, stopping at the Eock
Island House. He comes here for the
purpose of inspecting the Milan Distillery,
and went out to-day for that purpose, in
company with j. NJ. Beardsley. I'd. he
expects to remain with US fey days and
see what nice place we have.
John M. Buckley, formerly a resident of
this city, and at present chief voucher
clerk 10 the claim departmental the G. B. IL
Q. r. E., Chicago. is 10 town, to day. on
business for the campapy. ''5ohppy"
looks well. and has our best wishes
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
NorEs HARE ASD waEas.

DOME forget TO register next Tuesday.
Let every Democrat see that his
uaine is registered.
Every Democrat should be sure &c
T, eistcr ncxt Tuesday
T. tPotter has been appointed Geo
r,si Manager OF the .. q. & @ & abroad,
the arpoiu mcnt to take place the first oil
November
John Cummings was arrested last
evening by Marshall Miller. for having
more than he could csrIy. To-day,
Justice Hayden assessed him 81 and
costs
Moline is talking vi having an Armory
building, TO be irame building and to
cost about $2,75O. besides other incidental
expenses, such as heaters, gas and water
fxures, which will costs about $500 more.
The jury in the case of Lena Schnock-
10th. mentioned in yesterdays paper
returned verdict that she came TO her
death by her own act, while laboring under
alteration Of mind A post no:teta exam
ination revealed the fact that she was
mistaken about her supposed condition.
To-day Mat. Rice, who has been run
Mug place in Hines block, and who was
being removed By his landlord, shot him
self through the left hand with a ball of
caiiber %. How it happened isn't known.
There was row in the house, shots were
heard and Rice came flying out with his
bloody hand. wbenOficer Tilebein arrest
ed him, Heis hard citizen who has
been expatristed FROM Rock Island. -
Dov, Dem. 10th.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
A Letter from Gsa. Parsons.
st. Louis Republican.

Gen. Lewis B Parsons, Democratic can
didate Tor lieutenant-governor 10 Illinois
has written private letter TO friend in
this city from which we are permitted tc
take the following extracts:
4 am gratihed and surprised at the
| feeling now taking the place of that disap-
| pointment our friends at first manifested
on hearing from Indiana There is no let
up, bat feeling OF Indignation and vim
dictIvenees; resolve to overcome q great
| wrong. The people are aroused to the
magnitude Of the present issues The
Republican has done great work for US
in Southern Illinois. which is more united
and Democratic than it has been for
twenty years past, Only let US keep it
hot all along the line till November 3,
To the polls! To the poiisI No laggards
every man should be committee of
one for instant and CONSTANT action. The
Greenbark Democrats ought now 20 be
satisfied, from the example in Indiana,
how UNANIMOUSLY they are being swindled
aud sold out by 1nscrupulous leaders.
We believe We have majority of the
votes in this state, ana all that is mecca
sary for success is to get them out
This stirring appeal is nos likely to
fail on dull ears. Democratic disappoint-
ment at the loss OF Indiana has
DOT checked Democratic eyer
tioD auywhere-ieast OF all in
Illinois. For the first time ia twenty
years there is fair chance, By united
and persistent effort. to swing the state
back into the old line Such effort has
not been lacking since the campaign open.
ed, and We feel sure that the reverse be
yond the Wabash-aecompR shed by1
wholesale corruption aud frand-will only
stimulate to renewed exertion The |
allusion which Gen. Parsons makes to the
effectiveness OF individual work, deserves
special attention. If every Democrat in |
Illinois would ''eonstitata hispself q eom-I
mittee OF one for inst ant and constant
action during the next two weeks, the |
SUP of November will rise upon Demo
cratic victory as surely as it rises at ali. /
There Is no Democrat SO poor or humble |
tEst be csnnot get ct least one sote which !!
would otherwise be cast for the Republican |
ticket. and no Democrat, we know, will
grudee the time and trouble required for
iahnr OF love NJ: = Liza will redeem the state
that Douglas led. The press and public
speakers have done about all they can do If |
heir work ts now supplemented by that of |
individuals. with the came zeal and energy
shown 10 the harvest field, Illinois will be
won Tor the Democracy beyond g perad-
venture.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-21
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