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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-17
Financial and Commercial


Nrv YORK. July is.-MosEY-At 2a2k per
cent, closing at 3 per etnt. Prime mercan.
Tile paper 3941S per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills weak ut ~ IS; demand
y DIV y; GOOD, imports for the week $4,000;
GoyESSSEsT BoSps-strong and advanced
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--,o,.sttt 10 ciocE !. w., pTOceei to sell a. the
= ~ Z zoe eDIh ho1Js Ol ONO euAhIyy west
+. 4 u ths htEhrst AMI teal bidder, the IolloE.
-,tTfie-i properly that Is 10 ~; Fart Of Lot
,'s,,rri aar q 10 square numbered one u Ol
II, "a gilehrS addition TO euuth Wheeling,
tnp IN ElGhIh SIri oi the city Of v heaiing
ss,l4, De fribrd Is follows, viz. beginning A. toe
I,n.g, afasf o. Md oI NUMBERED one " 10
~ santsirl ID AID running thenee with the
Isss aas Il All lot the distance Of twenty-five
: issoR ia 4 Straight line parallel with the
Tt,sfs 0, Of aid lot TO the eastern line Of said
,,ssos % 4 bouIheflJ direction with the east
2 i, i nil lot IEsnEJ ave ieet 10 tue south
. afarf d aid lot; thence 10 straight line
70, 5.Ns i beSnuiss.
iur W .ILE-One-thinl Of the purchase
aa,J Iai . mach mOrs Is lbe purchaser may elect
nj . n,s, the n7.das 10 iEO eluIl inslallinents
Hni ,Ts.Ty uOathS With iEiertst irom day Of
"a IsFrsisT nriug B0tes, secured BY deed oil
~ u isierei PIymeats.
h,uu, u las i,ll property Is believed to be per-
- III SlaEg A. truiHe, shall convey only such
aia3Ts,Iol 10 NE By aid deed Of trust.
WILLIAM I. HUBBARD, Trustee.
81 HALLER, Aaciionetr my8
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DR.. ]. F. COSTELLO, office ZOOS Chapline
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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coHHlssIoHsR,s SALES.

y ma, ihe drcree Of the County Court Of
~ Ia :, Aai u ginii, entered on the och day
~ -, 10 Ihr Nbnye named case the under.
H'S ssszlslOasr Blme,. 10 sal decree will, on
SATURDAY, AUuU T 7rn. i'so,
sa'Ii l05cOcTA NJ, on tbs p;emisss sell tho
- 't1yi ltal cslaie, that 4 10 saS: a tract
-. va9 eou n. West Witt kGoHn -
- fHu, Of witch samuel he'Sgra
r,,,,, eodairi A. follows Via Begin
IL ~. th'fty on $40 / crok corner TO vi.
-, David Sn'dsras-, |. and N Waldle, and
$50 " 1eai - POie' 10 4 post; Tncr
s.is -. P'l'st0 itl en- sugar tree; thence
~, sn' y Psrra SO an oh aud sugar rec;
sI.,S., 80 ~ sssI 81 10 poles To Pusii
-, "a w, eSt lbs poles 10 = post thsncs
nv. i'l'i''i Toe u 7.lO poles to pos thence
Ia ~ 70 loe' N = sion hHpes south 81,
as GAP g. thence nuth ~. Eesi 81 poles
!, NiuE thrncr sOuth So, EAST q 6.l0t 10 4
u, ~ lh'be. SOUTH $50, east Is $40 poles
ID d, . "''e' aouh 9lSS East IFS S-lO poles to
-, Suta 10Y east 20 poles to an elm
49, ~ Wallace, 90 Ih- south BHueh Of
IA ~, ,.ll'aesla hotthern aITeeiinn rOEH aid
tst,'a' n Atdet thereof ig7 $40 20 e TO
t4is,,s :, ssaere ire Sh"re the sWU branches
5, ~ |, salt thence nh So, west las poles 10
re, ~, Nan'n'i containing Two hundred and
~ ~ " ST. -Oa third Of the purchase
~ Oh more a. the purrh ser may slec +,
No, A- te'ldar Ia tEG p1lua InstalimenIs,
Ia ~ = u'siy 10 one hbd tso yelTs from the
tps,, ~. 'uh 10 err,i ium that day, purchaser 70
~ 80. ~, " trrrrd nstAllmsnis, and ID title
al uaN' payment Of the purchase money
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
SERyEY t,.,t.. 'PsCial Commissioner.
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,,,sS lo.kL H., Of Slid day at the front
81 ~, nou,s Of aid ohio COUNTY sell the
q ~ 5rTtisFd real sstaIe, that y 10
ssF1 .,rb. ned To rt'su AID Fourteen tSos.
y a "a, ~. ,lre VI AAib rest, between
si,n NJ i Susrly MAnbA street and Nv MY.
!HsV ~ "a, DJtSluuI street, In that part
81, ~ EhrelIuS etIled Centre Wheeliug,
na4s n N ID, impr1T m-niS iheTeori ttinI
~ 80, 90 mi, b 10 ere ted EnAEh AnoSh
SsSS KIT, 30 r." containing Ihirty-.out lSp
Iii nIir lnrIgePtlpuable -,-...
c,,.'..s,,,L.--IIue-tIi d OF The purchase none )
- go's y the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
@,,4-a, idtges 10 IEO eiuh ln-tAlIlIenh ~
.,,.it.,l,s ayutl from tue dhy OF Als, WIN u,
.s5a4 sisnel ln'EdImenis irom the Iay o.
t.,t.,,,i az, Fl iuItIllmenIa AID Interest.
q JAMIE r. UGEhs, Trustee.
= , uttTEr AuetiOBeAF,
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1=stsdsg 1t 10 o'clock A. n, proceed TO sell at the
~ ~ 4 he Court House u Ohio County, West
isstI b taS hiIaeIt aud best bidder, thG follow
;tlSrO,i property, that Is 10 Uy: The full east
ma airt q. Lot numbered ninety nine, PRINTING
la'ssia Lis II EEhteenth Itrett formerly calf
al.L xvi ia that pat Of the city Of wheeling
a.. Lri Ea'tlag aid third part Of aid lot Detng
A-aSi !lil5Ei, Viz: BeEinulng NJ . point In the
iss'a iss 4 Md lot on aid Eighteenth street
y iarsih ot the BREADTH Of aid lot ,lrom the
isl1G oiET thereof; thence 10 said bOutheaSt
eta I'D ot thence 1oriHWIrdly along the east
- al Vt taihe north east corner; thence vest
Nt'I g TIE BOfth line Of said lot 0ne-third Of
saaiA LAdvui thence in : StrRlght Line TO the
lnn % slLE-One-thIri Of the purchase mon
hlH 1aSa NOR n the purchaser may elect 70
Toy Iae F'aidus in tEO equal inStAllmsnts
AuHi '1'''s months, With interest from day Of
~ asf gVag notes, secured BY deed OF
~ poiiJ d insurance on the property for
Gral PJasaI
tshis.9 ne aid property Is believed TO be per-
~ aag buSter, shall convey only such
'aLd 10 u EAid deeds Of trust.
WILLIAM 2. hUBBARD. Trustee.
W hALigA AurtiOnear
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lees C3LEOF MAIN STREET
dNlLsL u. = = -. uLHEN.

.-,,.rrE's SALE VT hAA-'
hHaY.,,1a ,I.r,l deeds Of trust inside b
i,rf.s' q i',,5h \ J. Parker and einion :.
!, Hfsi, sg,,l,bei Trustee. dated reiPfeune-
80 5Sy ] J'n4lry lsiS and .E o. d sss st Y
* lsd recorded 10 '1 az S;t vIryini' ia
h ~ n s,t a Oalo county, Wsst WE'LL n
y ~. ~ III So. 10, At page Is and P'ss ~
S,auy. ~ ~ % 70. 18th DAY Of July, 1850.
-. y w. 5s No vol aid Ohio county, seiI =,
~, allowing dstcribed real eslah ans'
ytis,tos ". y IN Bum l<r,d tEo 10 square num'
Sc ~ ia So an Sqq1rs 10: ~; !, w iS,if SD
s,Sf;;a.,,sA ar ,.id, being lHen!y.tEo Isti rs
,ssi' y ~ H. ,oaih part Of SAID Iot on IiL
: rat o. W. III q 80 UNIFORM width yin
III G,pib Of 'lid l2t LSSe!6sgT T ~ 6D Az
y improvements thereon lha , s1s,,.J
sls;.hi ~ s.sGsb o. th-fytor there being etee'su
CESS y. Isre- story budnss house
ys 80 : ~ y, hoe Is gheIerPaonlble.
PSF 't' Of the purchase money
Iun 4. dIy d I,r, Gnd the Tesldas 10 ILO
1'a ~ az, At ,iI months and nlne montn'
~ I'D Interest % sEme from sAiI ul ~
y - ny ,,a ~ 5otrs With approved security Ior
,, 5.Fs,'a. M deferred installlne'ia lnd ihIef'
y Hlzss' " JAMES P. ROGEks' trustee
uuiEE, Aucti0nref.
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mgr,TEEiS SALE VI SOUIH
Ia.EllSG PROPERlY. nm.
ssTI.Ii ls-i u trust, made by Dillon J
= ~ ,si Budget, hi, Siie. u the undersigned
y. ~ SiTeub,f ", 1874, aud recorded In
-, DC. d the County Court Of ohio eoun'
: -, yGlua, 10 Deed u TruIt BOOB, No. 4,
,IlILHds shall On
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-;.rEIrg'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
1Rt >lhh, I,ri, .! rust made ~ JOhn E;
Al.,SSNJ p TIsf and sim u z. PIker. lated
htTJ ~ ~ ~ Id daJ Of july, 81, the 18Th
7P1i,tl ~ ia I'D The 10th day Of September
. j A. =" "a, FL diy u August, 1876, and all Of
81 y Z, ,,tt'I 5tare Of the county Court o
~ iais' ~ yIEIiBlI. and are Tsipee lively
o -! nd Of Trust BOX, No I, PAGE ~,
- ~ BoT, 10, !, gR.e ?s?r Deed o. Trust
- I '.I ~, 10, ln in DEED Of Trust BooSr
"a TiTiI sell A. publ: auction On
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| lyg pE5pgRTY

| 80 PROPERTY.
lftts. d thfee deed, Of trust, made by George
Lssfs Isl lRiiInl, his vile, 70 the unGerSignEd
~. be tht died February sth, 1875, and retoid-
date dt., once Of the County Court Of Ohio
aSir, EsI Virginia, In DEED Of Trust Book No. s,
Rpa he soaDd dated August III, 1875, and 70.
~ n nd csfEs Office 10 Deed Of Trust hook
u lair ~, IsG the Ih ri dated March 18th, 1877,
Ei'Utirl II aii Clerks once, 10 Deed Of Trust
bIAL L. Pdst -, | shall 90
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..,.TeEs' SALES.
cIIE OF NATIVE

7TT7s SALE OF NATIVE
SSSss &C
j: ST. i; T i G. : IL i'''' ''''
"a sl:' rcs.DAr, AoGrsr', , 1884,, ,,,.,,
,.s TIS.a,eh Ia lhs city 81 0,I S SSSDsIty
F,f he iol!OEint Psrson. P noi bay.
w d h,;o I 10: I S,si. S. ot q
" ar 10 ~ stout lOL GALL I,i.s
~ i1' M C6SCoEP NlS SIos,, 'S oEsDsI.
kdflAsA N ss,r,l, sud Ither Psrs9nhsi P'Ppp s,sT
9 s, .'t g I'D ,insylri OSnsd o' F''''
IIisi o. ,gE SsIorr w. e1sh but i Ts's n
% S ss1 exceed 500 i S[SSt' ~ I.
y, ,.zsIt ~ q IIjoEeJ. the purchaser bi'lnb W.
~ q: ~ io,i Psr''A Al & j IL IRKE, TrItss.
,,ssloBrFT
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THE BUGS ARE EATING
up the Roses, and are waiting for the Potatoe1i
Whale OIL soap for the ROse buys. and puT9 Paris
GresE for the Potato Bugs. sold BY
LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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., ls.n ale i postPanOd until SATURDAY,
WILLIAM ?, HUBBARD, Trustee.
ia H4LLER, AuEtiOneeF.
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,,tS.ss ~, w.. Of til. NanIeiPal Court sI.. q !
~, y II issl, 10 the le'Ts eAe'
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S.-Bascom is concerned about the
harl. satisfied that much doubling man
by ashooring him that Tilden's bari wood
be opened fist the same. Rptthe nashnel
commit,y want to be in haste about tixin
that. We kin take candidate on trust,
but the bari must be a reality. We must
know all about that, and for shoor:
, 1880-10-29

been bulllozc,l. But who can defend the
roIhcr who takes what Is not his own, as
against tho thief who steals Ills 0wn prop
crty? ..
You long since made m tmperts1,abte rcc-
ord III favor uf 4 liberal construction nf tho
late amendments. Your Clylf-1ttrhts bill Of
isN was basetl upnn liberal COLI
atruction Of tic Thirteenth Atnent-
ment. An equally liberal constrnc-
tIon Ut tho Fourteenth Amendment would
certainly nutlt0r1zc ttle passage uf Civil
Rights bill giving equal rights in schools
supported by public taxation {lf not III
churches exempted from public taxatton>.
An equally liberal construction 0f tho FIJI.
teGntl, Amendment would authorize thn
passage If fnrco bill. such rs Gen. Shcrf-
'Ian recommended, declaring the White
League hulhlnzers to he i,andLtti, nntl aut0r-
izing their suppression BY Federal bayonets.
TT conclusion, wish yOll knew what
Southern Democrats rcnfly think Of yUn md
your record. iou might find ont l,y settling
and pructfcny law in some Southern city.
1icrc your "infauous Clyii-REhts bill !"
wnultl stamp you as TIC mast obnoxious 0f
carpet-baRgers, anil your business would
hardly feed IL grasshuppcr. Yours for
"I.iberty, Equality, Fraternity"
C. r. GARLAND.
, 1880-10-29

Intention lns been called 10 the fact that
Lyman Tr,stnbull, present Democratic canti.
tlnte for Governor nj Illinois, In 1871 offered
and yotetl fur, IN the United States Sernt:, n
proposition tn tnnke tho Chinese cliizGns by
giving them tho advantages Of tho Natural
fzatinn laws. What have the Democrats Of
iiltMUts who are liowlng themselves hoarsn
against fairfield On nccnutt OF the scn:t-
Nle,,ts attributed to ftlM In The forged letter,
10 say nbout their candidate for ti0veTnor,
whtnn tho record SHOWS 10 have actually
favored comforting tho rights of citizenship
upon tho Chinese. II they object 10 wl,at
Forger l'llIp charges tsarileEtl to linvc sntd
HOW rAN THEY vorE ruR TnrMnriI.,
who voted for n proposition ten lines more
Objectionable? Thc proceedings Of the
Unlletl States SENATE Will show that on July
4, ls7o, tho Naturalization laws were I'M
der discussion, and tlat aN alIcnd-
incnt offered by Mr.. Warner was
nduptcd, Which provided tint tho
Naturalization laws sl,oul,t he extended To
nllnns of African nativity MIL tn persons Ut
African descent. Mr.. Trnnhufl subsequently
proposed nj, amendment to this amendment,
adding the words. "0r persons born In the
Chinese EmpEre," the effect OF which would
have been to linye conferred the rights ot
citizenship npon Chinese who became nat.
trnlfzcd. This was rejected, hut ns.e votes
heing recorded fl fnvor of the proposition,
nnd one Of these nine was tllut Of Lyman
Trumbuli.
, 1880-10-29

a Prominent nen,ocrnt Of tic Sngtnnw
valley for t;nrllr1d-Lrttcr from Snn-
ford lkce1er, SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Flint d. l'cre 1TnrHictte Hallway.
Lttrnfl Pos..
The following correspondence Is published
IN tho Saginaw Herald. 1t Is IN plain and
most satisfactory statement of tile Issues aild
necessities Of the country which nre forcing
tho great mass Of Intelligent businessmen
into tho support of tho Republican party.
Mr.. krelcr il one Of those frank and indie
pentlent-,nt",led men who speak Dlain be.
tn,ise they believe what they speak. Head
the correspondence carefully:
EAST SAGINAW, Oct. 81, 1as0.-lfr. Snn-
ford EcCicr, East StiDi.H,H-AfY DEAR Stu:
! llavc stated u!nt. severaI 0ccnsionS Tint
ynn would certainly vote the Republican
ticket this year, and ttlnt tho reasons which
induced you to tl0 SO were:
/. Tho fear entertained rs to tic result In
case Of Southern domihatlo,, which fenr
WIS inspired by your experience aud U.'scryn-
tlon WHILE travelling through the South with
=. The vacllntng and uncertain course Of
The Democratic party up0'l the great Qucs~
if,tlE affecting the finances and crtltt nj the
the Republican party, Invariably IN fnyor Of
and maintenance of tic Nations credit.
- Tint III tho ,present PROSPEROUS .cor-
HltlOH D1 eftIJ lHttitstItp HWlnA III II EhFEG
degree to resumption Of specie payments and
protective tarttF. no change Is desirable
which will take the Goyernncnt from tho
llailds Of that party which accomplished
resumption u1M! fnvnrs protective tariff, mid
turn 1t over 10 that party which uppUst.l
resumption and fnvors tariff for revenue
Am J. justified In thus stating your posi-
tim? Truly yours, sTuAItT DRAPER.
FLINT 4 pEnE MARQUETTE RAILROAD,
SCrE1usTESnESr'a OFFICE, EAST SAHiSAw,
Oct. - lsN.-StHnu Drt1lrr, Et,st S.Ilfnain
Isat hand: and In answer 10 ynnr first will
shy TINT you nre, eurrcct., After ulr visit
through thu South thought 4 great deal Of
wliat w SAW md lrartl, aNd have !earl.etl
| the tnnctusfn1 thnt lln:e no sympathy with
thc,n or their political views.
| the UcinnrrasIc party III nt0ptlng. the views
If the tirecnbackerS md III uniting with
| them In many eases. Is not tn accordance
wItl, NY ytpw.s OF right. have always be:
Iicvesl In hard mutlny for basis. and fnvOretl
tl'n net, for ti!a res!l,Mption of specle-pay;;
thr National debt to tho Inst dollar, Il, h0neSt
| money, md 0ppnsetl 10 tile payment Of one
cent to satlsfy ltebel clnsnls: therefore | MI,
satistlrtt with tho actlon Of tho Republican
| party III this respect.
considerable thought 70 slle. subject. an!I
talked with nrgG 1lusnher uf honest titsi:
npss men respecting II, MD have et,1lcl,slc
Tint no change n desirable. believe now
us ever have, tint freq trade wilt stagger, II
not ruin our business. 20 for 4 tariff fnl
nsatl eatlrot afford free trntsc, unless he pre-
| fcrY the pMlr-tNIlSG.
| hope | have n,n.lo myself plninly Under
s&)od. Yours truly, SASFo'tu KELLER
, 1880-10-29

been done nr attempted that SHOULD challengo
tho application Of those powers by which En-
gland delights to crush, the nattonal asp'ra-
lions Of OUR rice. Yet NIL the legat machinery
procuring the conviction md imprisonment
OF Mr. parncil, together with TINT OF the ex-
rcsttlvc Rnl leatting members Of the Land
League organization.
The landlords of Ireland demand It. Tint
class of fne,1 whom tho London TfHrcs oncD
Stfgtnntfzctl rs The "..cutpnrses IT the l,rt'sl,
tho Latnl 1eag,'e. md. il Liberal. Goyernnient
has to NfHy the tnantlnse OF n few thousand
individuals MD tra'npie upon the few re-
nn'nx 11 ,,,, hs,yi!sTe* ar Of t!ye millions Of tho
FIrst-l}ecntsc that systen which m En-
glEsh statesman nnce declared was a "stench
Il the ,lGstrtls # chrtsteMlonl noan: wlitcla.
Ni.as lxe,, .raraetl Trim its hideuus iair IN
lrelnfM! ly 1tdrnell and the 14ort! 1.eaRuc, and
50 exposed iii NIL Its tlcfDrnftles before tho
civilized world that its infan,tt.s arc ile-
nn'llced r, @ aud n prt'lonEcsl existence decrlsd
out the EfUhc.
Seconti-lsccause tho Land League organl-
7ntton llas ro,tsr't the tenant farmers OF 1re-
laiN! fro,a Tint criminal tnrp!'lity IL wwilct,
tdcy have for SO lnnE period allowed ttcEn-
selves ntltt tho chief Industry 0f their curn-
tfy tD Mchme tlle prey nf monopoly, aud
ElHSS WHICH HU nllltsE pEHplt III IuFt9TEIlHDHA
would tolerate for one ,lay upon their priv
fIcgrs ns men, their intelligence, or their
,nAMhoott,x
1htnl-Accnusc tho agricultural classes Of
Ireland are now hn,Kting themselves together
In open and j,,stllablu combination, 10 d.
mani the abolition Of tl,ose laws Which COM
,leInn t1lenl tn MI txistence OF misery antl so-
ctal serytuslc. and which ptAcu themselves
and their hirthIard periodically III tic attl-
ti,tte Of lnentttcants at tho doors of other
civilized nations; and.
Fourth -13ecnxe tho popular mind Of
ireland lins been ctlucateti by thu Land
I.naRue upnn thu gllcsttonhf land ownership.
to the rejection 1T system which Is the
parent alike of nrlstncrntic supremacy and
from the inlIfc,Eon of class monopoly and
country.
Herein iles the sctlltious conspiracy" for
which tic I.autl League Is Il, pc crushed aud
rartNIl imprisoned for which freedom Of
Gladstone, Bright, ntld Forster, and THO rule
nf TINT Government which c1afms to be tho
champion OF recllinr privileges among the
llationsl
Men of Irish blood and 8Ympnthtes in
, 1880-10-29

who allowed this outrage nnnn free speech
Ia no committed by Ills friends md sHpport-
crs TT ILLS VERY. sight, presence, and hearing,
ntni not q wor'! wns heard from Him ~ dc.
huirialton Of their conduct? du not neai
70 say that the t;enernl WINS Mt The Court.
1}nnse when tile meeting WIS t,ra ken up, but
tle was in town, antl a few wurts from him
without interference, unless lie is without
Influence even among Iii. own friends md
supporters.
mn satisfied from the dcmnnstrat!ons. Of
yesterday that It Is the settled determination
bf t|ihsG wlIn arr controlling The
invc . repetltion! Of the tlissracefnl
,1Ictt.Ms of 1s7t' wl,icl, resulted Il, sInlrnt
a:Mt fraudulent suppression Of tle popular
will IN thts district. But snn.e nf these zea!-
yet sufficient patriotism, lnyn If justice ind
fair play IN the llGarts hf the American t,e1.
ple, 70 yinslEcate tho freedom of speech
md the purity Of the ballot, even iii Cai-
lMrne County.
ask yui In pnbtisl, this statement that
tho conservative niIa fnir.tnlntEtll Democrats
tn tlIo district may sec. and lnpe rehuke,
tho cewartlEy conduct Of part VI their party
nsamiAtes In this county. Respectfully
yours, .lnftS II. LYNCH.
, 1880-10-29
..,.,,,r the head nf tic ticket. Garfield a'a
inslalle,, Iii in nit right. They Will tllcti

-, M ,,cad of The ticket. Garfield and
instance, Iii Iii iue n,t right They will then
Ar'lluI' r r,r,,rn All. o,. a rA,tr or THE
ISs.in.tu i.urs or rHE HANCOCK Et.EfsT"'ss
.n,ch ~ The pcnplu ,lo not kf'ow ina
'nas"f ,ns n tho Electors, a,Nl cnl, thus bc fe.
nl'"st n'ne,t into either vetlng fnr llancock Or ~
se.,ett ss. tos,nx their vote. Every lsepnplcnh
neas ,t,r rthro,gllu,.t tho Stntc n.iist "atcn 1of
n" ,ssso sharp prattEccs 0f the unscrhputouH
t.,inwers Of tito "Snlld Soitth" nfa 1la'i-
.o"E ..-.-
eo"' MORRISON Asp srAHKs'
our district tics ad Joining the scschteentn
f5orr!sou's}. ns well III 1hNt VI l's s''A.ce.n IT,.
, 1880-10-29

TnrrinE Seats 1T u Wesleyan Chapel.
The 1}fxtern Ma1, IN English newspaper. am
noutlces that the Wcs!eyara uf 1!rldgcnd hnyo
bcen subjected tn Ill outrnyg which Ia happily
wIthut,t i parallel In tho Principally. On Bun-
Iluy morning, tho 10th Of October. on opening
their chapel for tho usual 6uryico 1t was disooy~
esetl that sOE1o persons hAh. dnrlnK tho proced-
wfoto nE tho ettlngs, Tho pulpit. tho conlmnn-.
inn-rlta, and the organ.yrnt had hecn treated
in tho sumo manner, md eyen tho Hbe In tho
pulpit f.tt mt been apArtd At present there 10
no G!cw t0 tho perpetrators. though the brush
ami bucket uHed have lcgil discovered.
, 1880-10-29
CHINESE NArUlsAL1ZAT1oN.

TNuAUCIIfS EFFOhFa IN JUNE h1AaAF'
Speetft DsrateA 10 1hs CHICAGO Trbuns.
). SPnlSoflELp. ILL.,, Oct. as.-Now that tie
Democracy, under the lead Ut Mutc-l3uyer
lsarlull, are attempting BY means Of forged
letter aud ierjuSed testimony to fAstcI upoll
Garfield statements which hc never uttered.
, 1880-10-29
SPRINGFIELD.
4PEst iI-4tfsb &'%gsNA|i9s
y,~Afrt fltsn,tth 10 1he Chk4u1 THtN

,,,'.s..s n.s. =. ~. 1nts,., r-4,r,r.
opss@s r II, oat ~ -srbor,, "a oro
erh'Suiasn,;; .,';,,, ~, t;'o, no,, In said ~ t,c
and ot's W. w.. sr ~, ~ I,,tn";s. r. liza 1nrni
Deh'1c'"!s, pj - ID o',1v,rr, rs ,.itu,.
Dat, "; ~ ~, saJ" - ,h. r,ntilo ,v,,'so nj, m.
lH ~ ''N. ,'a,,,aa,,. s,,nrat,t,n,, ,,ovor dina
toia,nk M ~ w., "oas ,o,.n ia s,n,v.leci,minr
VII ulg ',s ~" ~, toro.aD,,nro n"xt .rnra,,aw Il
gun w., N 'r crnri IN rcy,vc tho historv
~oa1 ,l ~ w. ','3 ,ast no,nncrstic comnn,rn (,n
o. 'n,s s,u ' 1,oors c"rsaa ord ,noia,rt,ons
al s'"ts tI,o ,,,o nsmocra,fc monnwc,nc,,t
eea.''ss ~ .,nr. ~ sho nan Win trtded viii
aenune,' no,'1e nw hn,tnr W lin mt mt fa,sn ones os to
1ta, up pss ~p,,id 1an,,rn. WIN encouraged fnlso
confidence rs to What WIS being done.
II It could be figured up, there Is
m doubt but that tho Democratic leaders of
1,Ituota cost fhe1r followers many Thousands
et dollars oy vain poas,'ne ~ 70 wnht they,
tho leaders, knew Woulu be done IN lntliann
and Ohio In October. And then otter thou-
eands ara out on tho election of tfrnmhull
.ruu .n~ f,ber1v Thcsc Iossrs ,nokc t',o rink ond
h'e mad,-so maa tIat vi s!leeI icsonee tiie
losers will either not vote ut all or clsU vote
All this by way OF premise to
TIE FINAL AND s1oSiFicAST nhuSpEH
.plto to make Springfield 81 I' LANG and sasa,non % N
three classes of Democrats herc,-Okl-L1ne
Bourbons, State-llousu Democrats. and
iaer oos ha sMo o. nur wM'f h"e
hohs can p possibly w. MAUI W 'ofk III hat-
uonS. This meeting was conceived by
Gen. Parsons. tho "great organizer"
tel the purpose Of harmonlztng all
W., wv r",nt,, r. t,,s oons,ets % tno t,;1',.o "'
mon Couhty. Ill tnis CONSISTS tho failure.
NO leading Democrat would allow himself
% DC ident'itca Win Inc haeet!lsE' Gei'. Nc
cleInand ictt ING Guy. zen. la'mcf' James
Y. Hon'ns0ll, nnq Y. A.. kcyes gave It tlla
sga 1 o Mnsq "paer seea ress a2e a %
ahotel-stowarl was elevated to tho position
o. MARSHAL OF the l}ny, and was, surrounded
wlttl stall ot unknown loea! politicians.
gram was taken, anti the crowh!ng purlcss1tlc
%as 70 read In tlo Morning Monitor how
Me lfEht was orHerett to rest nn 0ne street,
ma lelt on another; low rcd.nntl.bllle rib.
bons were to Designate olle division from,
multltude was
TO DEnoucII
into the pnhlic sn,1nre. lust hero II mny ha
ka1 nnd tint prorrysfnn tiitl,,;t tInhourT.-
emptIed itself, however in tlutulrntiy
tathartic manner,
Jcssing aside. tho "gra1ld Democratic rally
!of Ccntrnl Illinois, to bB addressed l1y the
MoH. ALLEN q. Thurman. tho ll1l. Daniel
Y. ,vooTllees, Coy: George u: Mcclellan,
E. Mspcns d ~ I1s he o nn@wJ1 Jsee S 9 Pssr SaseR Re
Hon; Montgomery Blair, Tho lion; w. 9. +.
B1eckinridge, tho lion. LYNN TrunbMll,
9eh. JGlsn u: Pallnrr, Gcn. john Il. Nc
Ei'Lernnd i'en tho ltoR 1 .Ianes e Robinsol,' The
, 1880-10-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Yunk, Oct. .s.-Arrivod, tho Nova sco-
tlan, frnm Liverpool: W. a. scholten, frnm ltot-
tcr1!am: City OF Itio. from Rio do Janoiro;
Uraunschwc1g, from DrGme..