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Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
BEEVRTSES.

Sun Esgsa 6.sl......,.Sun setE 20.
The tarific war Is dearly over.
New fall hats at q. 3. Humphreys
Two studs are worn in tho hIRh linen col
lars that hL 80 close aboIt the throat.
Flower stands, rustic stands and basket
% cts.
oupping and leeahin& as.Ns. iOa Il. Secont
| street.
Lining ,bOnt ths lower edge of basquos Il
rrOphesied BY Paris correspondent.
You can buy as cheap at Rdatr's as any oh
or furniture sore in delaware.
| The Pilgrim gu t is made up lor small ch!l.
drsn. and the Tam O'shantsr bonnet Is worn
with it>>
soft soap should be kept in dry place in g
cellar, aud should NOT DC 0seo I'LL thrt
months old.
pAinsed and male water tight or no change,
Wy Il. Mttshell * %. DIV ". Front oS,
TO select nutmegs PICK them with pin
II he are good the oil will inEtantIy spTei d
around tho punosure.
Meats of eny kind should not be washed,
but wiped With soSoi 70 preserve the juices
and quality.
Great powers and natural gifts do not brlr
privileges TO their p5sseesOr, 20 much as theJ
Oring their duties.
All Of us who are worth anything spend our
mani Ood in uDle.rning the tOli-s o. e1p2ua-
Sng the mistakes Of cur youth.
More brad aud less whtkey would have
saved the city from tho dsSr A:e 0ia riot. n
barrel or pS ih3 nI fret gIade nesh ground
Good flour isr $500. WLn. ID. PleselS, 4O7
King st.
SpIte is a little word, but It represents ss
strange q tumble OF feelings and compound
Of discOrds as any poIysyl!ab.c in .he Ian
guGge.
Notice to tAs Publio.--I VII. llali.so!o SID
nees boots and shoes for q Ctner mandinR ii
proportion, Joln l. Baslay, =. W, ooCTGr OF
SoYenth add TLtAan sSrdstF.
At Yergors. Fourth and ShipIey streets, ron
will find the best asSottmoHt OF picture frames
| in the city and st the lowest pfi0eS. Gall and
see Tor Y0urieli.
IrehiRh coal; ohoioost grades ct loweFt
priceR Wen prepared, 2S41bs 10 the ton.
delivered in latent wagons tree Of charge,
8l2 W. Front ST.
CloIf weathgr is corning on and tNe place
n gtt onr 0onisrtsDle Io6es and blankets IL
at niEan Yerger's shipley street. He
has the largest Ito5k IA tha state.
Persons wan ing tub, roll and pint buttoi
Wholesale and retail, can De Rccomm dated st
u. II. Mooto's stalls, II aud "a ) coid street
market $50 minos meat, iruit bltterf, &c,
A JeTsoy, lie o coat d mail,
Tao shareiy iom IN tncases,
Aod 10 q dsinty waist can't fall
To ads developed gI aces;
t. draw 1t on requires O knaek
Quite easy to altain,
Hut what o business It's, good lack,
feIet OIL again!
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Alarm ef Fire.

l.. @. File furnished the following
record OF Are alarms for the past month
October 3, s Is. p. M, falpe, caused by
blowing OF tug boat whistle; on the Sth,
l p. M, slight Are at AIT K. Front OF
on the 18Th, p. m, burning Of cot,
ton mili at Rising Sun, owned byE &
/. Dupont de Nemours & Co., and oper-
ated by VIM. HINT, loss $50 900, fully
insured; on thetl4h, 8. 3.l0p. m slight
fire at COS Christiana street; z. 20p. M,
alarm caused Dy the burning of barn
Of Lewis Springer, about four miles west
Of the city; on the 19th 80 p. m., "a
lsrm caused by the burning Ofshavings
in furnace at Ga.ts Il Ksiser's wheel
wright shop, N. W. cor. Third and
VALIANT streets; on the 24'h, IL % o.
m, false on the 2ls.' IL 10 p. M,
alarm osnsod by the burning Of chin
ney at sos Church street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
General Gr..s,s .Preal.,.eus.

General Grant arrived at Nes York,
ON Saturday, and went to Staten Island
10 tbs afternoon to review the Boys In
Blne. he was asked about the politi-
sal outlook, and responded: 81 should
not be at all surprised ifthe Repu bliesns
carried New York by over fifty thou.
sind." When questioned as to the
general issue he has confidently an
aouncsd his belief taat General Garfield
you'd not only be elected, but elected
oy pronounced majority. "The Re-
publicans will carry every Northern
itate," he said, "wita the possible ex-
;sption Of Nevada and California. Bat
he said the Republican ticket would
win The reporter repeated the words
70 insure against Eaistaxe, and General
u rtaffirmsd his belief Ia the triumph
u the Republicans in Nsw York by
majority OF perhaps more than 10000
ard the overwhelming election TO the
Presidency Of General Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Sch00l Teachers.

The New Castle County Teachers
Institute opens at Newark to morrow
TO continue through the 81, 4th, 6tl
and 9th instant. The programme Il
as folloWa:
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. Sin
stitute con venes at q o'clock. Orgsni
cation; music, homes assigned; reading
s. T. Ford, School Economy, Rev. A. R,
Horns; report Of Executive Committees
nomination Of Omcsrs.
Wednesday evening, 7,30 o'clock
Music, choir; prayer; music, choir; es-
say, Miss Bmms Robertson; lecture, Rev.
A E. Hcrne; music, choir.
Thursday e. M, 8.45 e's!ock-Music,
Arithmetic, Prof. X. D. Porter; essay,
Miss Carrie Armor; discussion; drawing,
A. I. Scott; grammar, George L. Maris;
chart exercise, Miss Anna Watson.
Thursday p m.,2 o'clock Peuman'
ship, VIM. L. Baker; grammar, George
l.. Maria; essay, M. Emma Kipe; Pro
grsmme Public Schools, Prof. J. Il
Groves; election OF officers.
Thursday evening, 730 o'clock
Music, choir; prayer; music, choir; Be-
lect reading; lecture, Rev. J. NJ. Will
Jams; m7sis, select reading; music
choir.
Friday q. m, S.46 o'clOck--Arithme
tic, PROF.. Il. d, POrtsy; essay, X C
Mote; grammar. Geo. l.. AAris; reading,
y. 7. Ford; essay, A. d. Harrington.
Friday q. M, 3o'oloOk-Grsmnsr
Gcorge L, Maris; reading, s. T. Ford
eepay, Miss e. d. Fraser; discussion
School Discipline, opened Dy Geo. L.
MaIis.
Friday evening Z 80 o'cloCk-Muslc
choir, prayer; music; essay, Miss Vir'
eipia Vands r5lioe; lecture, VIM, II, Pur'
nell, L. l. D.; select reading, $. T. FJru
music, choir.
Saturday am, 6 As o. olook Gr,
mar, Geo. L. Maris; arithsnstio, r. d
Porter; Geography, w. N. Johns, repsrt
Of committees, dstermino time and plas'
Of next meeting; adjournment.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
wanEed 20 FiHhs.

John Allen complains that he was
attacked yesterday about one O'Clock at
Front and Market streets by Sergeant
Dolan, WHO was determined to draw him
into o fight, John thinks, that he
might have an excuse for locking him
no until sftsr the election. He says
tue Sergeant took 0fH lis star and bant
cred him to some place where they
might have a square fight TO see who
Was the best man, but not wanting to
create any disturbance, hs declined the
kind invitation of Mr.. Doian, preferring
rather to be o ;reserver Of the peace
than viola.ar Of the Law like Sergeant
Dolan.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
LOOaA0Gt0H.


.'9ni' Writ, the bridgehnilder O.
e'Y, returned from Baltimore, yes,
v With broken arm.
EspubliOan League will recelvp
.a' 70 night and will display them
=. @nVaAs si Fourth and Market
a' iOr the benefit Of ST. James
'1s ~ Asylum will CONNIE nse IN the
lsII on Thursday evening.
y Democratic rally q. the City Hall
ISaL, was attended by a crowd oI
Nm, a' ooys. Little onthusissm was
~sd' Addresses were delivered
sJ'''o' o {. Grubb, Thos. n. OsIe,
- F4yn.er and George II. Bates,
,c ,Sro'ses belonging to the Delaware
s"1Rany rs recovering.
n, H. Delaware Regulatory ball WILL
s"'' on Easter Monday.
N Srco' S,, Of the Reliance engine house
|,r,,s rnsPsa with Grape ye5tsrdsy, in
w. WY u henry Bleyer, Diseased.
|S,,., !" annie Gem Ia the newly elected
y '' o. Asbury N. K. church.
|p,s ~" =, A. 1, Fer5uson, rsoantly nn en-.
|a,,.S S 'as r. W. l. 3. K. Z Co., hai
p]'o'y IS s!ill prevalent In this
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
acknowledgements. IS.

The Y. N, R. c. wish through your
paper to return their thanks TO Mr..
Odgers and family for their kind hos-
pitality on Monday evening. They
have been to quite a numbsr Of places
during tais campaign, hu: no place
have they shey been treated like they
were by Mr. Oisers and family ofNew
Castle. a NRMBRR.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
A Paatnr. EAraweIl.

Last evening Rev. Tbos. N. EastW ood,
pastor Of the Bethany Baptist church,
pr cached his farewell sermon, selecting
IS his text, Revelations 22:2l. Seven
years ago his pastorat9 began at tae
First Baptist church, but turee years
sipos the Bethany and First Baptist
churches consolidated. Since thea the
ohuroh membership hs5 increased from
65 to 1C8, and the Sandsy school FROM
So 60 200. Mr.. Eastwood will become
the pastor Of q church In Greenwich,
81, J.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02


be assortment Of brushes! Hair,
W., iuetaiiO aud tooth brushes alse
FHc trgshes of ths best quality,
iEths lowest marke. prica. "Do.
III Couyh S5rnp," at the West Bnd
IEiy, 7th and Jefferson st7eets.
hmi0g aud recoa.ing or repair
gny rOOfs, whether composition,
ssO' tin, send for Robt. Atkinson,
asEal Bauna & Co.'s hardware
EFSh and Market streets.
lRsyg1r old pictures TO Suttarley
snH, SO2 Market street, and have
nspi.t before they fado ont. They
|as1 cheap.
M Ssst photographs taken In wiz.
il1a ma at No. 3lb Market street,
Ah'3 Gallery. First gGllery below
''@! side. Established ii years,
iS'n1er when you want 8 picture
IE''-.' or any Of your family, 10 to
ssa's gAllery, 3l6 Market strsst.
Et lorge' that Hartmsn's. Fifth
f''.2r streets, Is the p ace 70 set
aR'a' for very little money.
tos cysycns go 10 sutterley &
~, 5D2 King street. They cannot
M IN the city.
h'' Of fine cigar wrappers fol
.sa''p, at chapmsu'A Fourth an6
'sA7 streets.
h;ss beatGnd cheapest photograph
s1't'rley Il Sawyer, 800 Market
si lOOve 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
The w oaShoR.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, Nov. 2-1
Q. m.
Indications for Tuegdsy--For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or fair
weather, southwest to northwest winds,
stationary or higher barsu eter. no de-
cided change Of temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
City SupegVEAOrs,

The following changes have heen
made in the lis; Of City Supervisor;
In the Eighth district, w. l.. g.
Thomas instead OF Nathan Dayatt; iu
the Eleventh diSt,iot, George W. Todd
instead ofGeorge A. LeMaistrs; in the
Thirteenth dlatriet Bmmor Baldwin In
stead Of Rtmnnd Provost.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Largo Dividend.

Johnson, Elliott & Company, bankers
received a dispatch at O'Clock, p. M,
. yesterday, stating that the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company had just de-
clsred cash dividend Of four per cent
and tae stock was selling at 62s. This
certainly indicates faith in the success
Of the Republican ticket to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
AYsupR E.aSy Murasred.

The murdered body Of the seventeen
years.oId daughter OF Samuel Bitten
bender, OF Hamilton township, near
stroudsburg, Pa, was f0usd yesterday
morning on the road side. The girl
LET. home on Sunday Sitsraoou to goto
o Neigh boris, where che was to do
GONE hous.work. Sevoral trnmps deem
early yesterday morning in the vicinity
are suspected Of the crime.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
the Bohemian Glass. Buowers.

Ths exhibition o! the Bohemian glass
blowers, last evening, at No. 606 Mar
ket strset, Was we'll attended. The ex.
hibits wsrs very rare aud pretty. The
most elaborate is a model of the Ccrliss
engine which was exhibited at the
Centennial,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Country Sausage.

4 Venom has on his stalls In the
N ana Eighth street markets, q
hnpply Of country sausage, scrap,
PORK, lard, hams, 60. Rs will be
&stsTa all his old customers and
iv new ones 10 give him q call.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
u.i,x,n q, q q. Cordial

l. ,o,s cure for coughs, colds, tick,
'"tss throat, hosrseness, 30, and
,ssrl, Of scientific research. II
Is., c,ugh remedy 10 America,
-, n.igbbors will testify. Sample
w. q5o' Ros sale by the manufse'
Ind proprietor, W. Champion
'p.,isr, lil7 Arch street, philadsl'
/. I .rS al druggists and dealers in
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
v,,r,Avmed to.she Teeth

4, finest aud best selected line Of
ab, sai piece goods 10 bs found In
sluigrton. our customers tSke pleas
! b recommending rs, since they
kgN #ill do Just ss we say. ]. 4.
Id / Son, 9Th aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Omen fur n.nY.aA.

Tho Green Hill Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Gaylord L. More, pastor, hsv: :ng
been closed for repairs for the past
thres months, will ba reopeued for
public worship next Sabbath, Novem-
Der 7th. The public is cordially invik.
&c 20 attend. Services as half past ten
A. NJ, g. ID three P. M.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
x,s, Partinglon Says

|.uso any Of the quack rostrums'
H. ,rs regimsptal to this human
|.3 10, put your trust in Hop Bit
k,sich will cure general dtlapids.
A m,iys habits and all comic dis
y They saved Isaac from q severe
IA a, tripod fsver. They ara the
T., uuun o! medicines. .--Boston
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
WAisEN.

1fU
|hN,,n M day lOlorers oannct earn
E,l,,ua' man !, s2'tO a We, X; in Francs and
E,5D,'1ns ,'nsy get S3; here Iaboring nsu
ks, o. ,NF per day. In France brick
|ca,,n vSs :, ss'n "a per week and in
kWss =; 70 40. Blaoksmi,hs get S4.40
kGiinI. 70 y E,lsium and ;3 20 France.
lGbon' SCORERS emp Dyed in the
ltss )e )e@ a works w Of Krupp, at Essen,
n oo,1 %V,V ~ tren ara az work, cannot
Enps' w nan 4 20 pr week. II IL
Of ,t wing all the way thro agh.
Fanes,Sss Ss labor In European c,au-
Eha vses a ne third 10 one hall tast
suat. W. The same eIass Of WORK IN
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
N. simrls' waite PuImento
unkpAgas

|nhnoug lung and throat msdlo'n,
.rgosDed II ever equalled, CURED
ItHfytt, tobacOoniss, 7l2 Locust
N ard hundreds Of others. ouickly
'~surhs, sore throat, hosrseuessi
| pIS yOc. and el. Main depot,
Ina Zlus streets Phila., COZ Arch
N sold BY dealers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
Mr. Conner'S rnnerny,

Hope Lodge, No. 81, l. o. D. F., has
taken charge Of the body Of James Con-
ner and will bury It at 2 o'clock We'd
nesdAy afternoon, from his late resi-
dence. Interment will take place at
Wilmington and BrsndyWine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
ELnh.

lEtl tss on his atall IN the Third
asHFkr', extra large rock for boil
krbak.pg, in addition TO his usual
ssur.rly o. fab. Also 3 lot OF
tka 3had.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

rEVRAnP, TRABP THEY 60 TO THE
Granger Stpre, CO X, SIKH street, tor
James Drew's famous sausage and scrappla,
pA[s' ct Elkyiaw, Psnna.; it sells In the Far.
me,s' Market ip Philadelphia as fast as two
mon can hand II oat We have 100 bu bella
Of his Eariy Eose potatoes in store and for
5ale; they { he the premium at every fair,
and you want or 10 bushels speak quick
as they are ceiling last md Ou will be sorry
you did not get some when they are alt gone.
Ne have u full snpply o. How; good -four nj
barrel Nuts by tho cart lead. We have
lho Whitest sugar ana the best tea end coffee
In the city for the price. II you want tine
'rn"aTiaa come to IN" Granger Store. M b.
Sixth stlVeN l00ptst +. n. WIEh
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
,yECrAL MEkTIos.
..0ssv on shass rruihs.

Mort ia natures remedy for
"; nd liver digeases, piles and
ktpstiOr' ,.,,. IN thu uy,ps "a q
Sto,tiOn Of disease. Take Kid
s Ng,'N N,.r and kidneys poison the
lsP' Kidney. Wort rsvives them and
1 '..,,; The system. ,,,
H.. ~ Of spps. to are curtd By Kid
EVOTt.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
TesDsY'R C0HTK ST.

sew the Pay OpeEsqa IN whining
seD-SMais AEnnfee CT Gpeslsal
PnsieesDsn sRa DeDasy HarsnaaA
OF the Polss.
The weather 10 day was beautiful auc
- the opening Of the polls there wat
very prospect OF q heavy vote beinl
oiled. Throughout the town business
generally WAS uspended and everybody
Sith one accord proceeded to the vot nt
place in his precinct. Last night ,
'args number Of special policemen wert
sworn in by Mayor Almond. They ar,
al Democrats aud wers taken in larg'
part from those disorasrly clubs, the
Hickory sEd the Blue Hs2's Chickens
Marshal aeMullsn has appointed g
large numbsr Of Dsputy kArshals. and
acting under instructions from o. s.
Attorney Devsns, will arrest any re.
oestsr who may attempt 10 vote, and
viii see that the election Ia fairly and
honestly conducted.
SherItf Pyle has also appointed many
dapu.ies. Great fssr was expressed in
The morning Of q conflict Of authority
snd consequent bloodshe2.
Daring the morning the air was
full of rumors of all kinds AID one wae
that the Democrats proposed TO adopt
a balldozlng scheme and hound every
eolored man from the polls, who at
tenn oted to vote. As soon as this came
10 the ears OF the Republican leaders
prompt steps were taken to checkmate
the despersts game.
Is became more apparent this morn
ing that the tpwn was fall o! Demo
cratic rspea.ers. Lats last night the
,hree men spoken OF in yssterday'siisae
as stopping at the Lafayette Hotel, sd-
mitted that they we're repeaters.
sergsan: Legg was noticed at the P,
". 4 D. depot receiving many rough
locking strangers and assigning them
to various qnarters. On all sides could
bs seen evidences Vf intended Demo
or a lin tripkAFV
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02

posed and led BY Azth ny Higgins, Tss
Late last night, ifte the AndsEH n
Bad returned from Ney CAstls II s'r-
en- AIDED Col. Ingerseu q ths residence
OF Benz. Nislds, Esq.. Addresses weie
made by Msssrs. Has Jugs. HlesiEs,
.Nields, Baker, Stone, Dare and Con-
,RN
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
po,atoon nna ADnIng,

IL, JAaney'S, SS3 King street, II
Flrsrtrs for produce OF all kinds
tsl arrADg0nents 70 parties for cal
O!s.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
NEW ADVgRrasEnESTs.

TpUARDIN9 FOR MAN AND WIFE OR
Z y single gentleman cheap, 81 sos ShIpley
street ll2t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
AROUND TBE POLLS.

The scenes at the polls from the time
they opened were not at all nninter
esting, but wers generally peaceful. at
Aae voting places In the Third, Fifth
aud Ninth wards no trouble had taken
place up 10 10 O'Clock, and the crowds
that eatht red about were not inclined
to precipi:ate q row.
IsoxrNUHD III LATBR EDITION.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
aKHTLINEN'e IIsr.
STATE Of Rno TnerrnOmeter

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Tuesday
morning, Nov. q:
O'Clock, 10 o'clock, II O'clock,
| 44o 5Jo 600
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
List Of UneIa.n, Cd letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, Dal., Post
oaaoe, Iuesday, November 2, 1880.
LADIEA, LIST
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
HUMPHREY ii. ALExAEpRH

The many friends 10 this city o; Hum
phrsy NJ. AlaxaRler will be painea to
hear Of his deoease, which 10 snncanc-
ed in another column. He died on
Saturday evening, at the residence Of
his mother, E04 West Ninth street.. TIE
cause Of his desth was bronchitis
Daily Republican., 1880-11-02
CLosIxs UP THE HAsEA.

WhstwIEmingten Hepublieeus did
an enc Evsof Hattie Last AHEhs-
A Reusfpg Demonstration In ssss
opera HOaso-InzersoE Of Isaf
HOIs oa Important IssuSS-Th'
haISg Rs New 0askis-OiheS Meet
inga
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-24
NEAL DOW FOR PRESIDENT.

A faint stroke of Presidential light
ming has descended upon the bald head
of Neal Dow, and he acknowledges
the soft impeachment with compIa-
cency, being sure that it will prove
an humble beginning to triumphant
end" The National Convention of
Prohibitionists at Cleveland, made
him their standard bearer for Presi-
dent. He will get more votes than
Weaver, but he is an old apostle, and
his head is not as easily turned as
Weaver's. There is more stamina in
his party than there is in Weaver's,
but he don't swing around like Weaver
does. There is more sincerity and
principle in him than there is in
Weaver, but not as much fustian and
platitudinarianism as Weaver brings
into the Canvass.
What we need now to keep up the
public interest and give everybody
man to vote for according to his own
heart, is candidate for President who
represents the doctrine of woman's
rights. If Victory Woodruff declines
the nomination of this party, we call
on Col. Anthony (Susan B. to stand
for that party. Views to make the
race interesting. ....
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as practicable. As a member of the State
Board of Registration in 1879, advocated
the appointment of Greenbackers IN
counties In which they had organized ana
in which the Republicans had not ana IN
some counties Greenbackers were APP
pointed. l was willing to give the third
man to the party opposing the Democratic
party-whether 1t was Greenback or Re
publican, so the Democratic party had
its two.
Wimberly-We have no objection to the
Democratic party having two, but we
think we are entitled to the other. have
consulted able lawyers, and they are Of the
same opinion. Now we do not wish you
to answer us to-day, but take your time for
it, confer with the other members of the
State Board, and when you have done so,
write me at Coffeeyille. If you adhere to
your former decision, not to give us repre-
sentation, it is our intention to serve
notice on the State Board, and try to en-
force what we believe to be our rights.
Stone-Very well. l will confer with
the other members of the Board, and write
YOU. Respectfully submitted,
j. NJ. STONE.
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A Motto for 1850.

| have no sort of sympathy with
the Republican party because of that
act, and because it justified and sus-
tanned it. After such an act | have
no desire to sustain the Republican
party in any way. | would not vote
for Il party that would carry through
such fraud. I think Mr.. Hayes was
elected by fraud, and | do not mean to
have it said that at the next election
/ had forgotten it. | do not say that
Mr.. Hayes committed the fraud, but
twas committed by his party. have
no enmty to Mr.. Hayes, but after the
fraud by which he became President
| could not vote for any person put
up for President Oh the Republican
side who did not disavOw the fraud
committed. would not support any
member of that party who had any
sort of mixture with that fraud. |
feel that the counting out is just as
much Il fraud now as at the time it
was perpctrated.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-24

which fortifies this view, which If II
had been presented to the jury ON the
trial, might have prevented verdict
of guilty All these new facts, state
ments and circumstances will be pre-
scented 10 the Governor. H
II is exceedingly questionable in our
minds whether Morrow is guilty ofany
crime whatever in this killing. If 1T
be possible to make out case of JUS
tifiable homicide, surely this is one of
them. But here is man who, with
the most uncharitable and biased view
Of his case, stands with vast pre-
ponderance of the evidence in his
favor, man who has won the conf
dence and respect of good men where
ever he has appeared in society who
come up now by the thousand to inn
plore the Governor to let him go,
man with youthful and innocent
daughters, who look to him as their
only earthly pride and hope.
We hope the Governor will see his
way clear to a full pardon. We be-
lieve that it is case which deserves
this interposition of Executive Glenn
ency. And we are quite sure that the
act of pardon will meet the hearty en-
dorsation of all good and law-abiding
men and women of this and neighbor-
ing States, who understand the circum-
stances of the case and the character
of the man.