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A STAND OFF.
he Atlanta Constitution

From the Atlanta Constitution.
The esteemed Burlington Hawkeye is
hereby sincely reminded that Iowa's
$4,000 majority for Garfield will be
somewhat offset by Georgia's 100, 900
for Hancock. We trust there will be no
hard feelings on that account.
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AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF
IA OF William N. r. Metholdt
Be it ordained by the City Council of
Wllmington:
Section l. That William N +, Meth
holdt be, and he is hereby authorized 10
remove frame dwelling house occupied
by him from the corner Of Broome street
and Giipln Avenue To his lot on the west
erly side OF Frank lin street between Shall
cross Avenue and Lowering Avenue. any
ordinance OF the city to the contrary not
withstanding.
Passed at the City Hall August 9Th 1850.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
Attest :-President OF CITY Council
au7 u. h. Il. Frazer, Clerk OF Council.
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A TTENTION DEMOCRATS OF TIL
IA SECOND WARD. There will be n
meeting held Of the Democrats OF th"
Second Ward, in the second story Of ,h, ,,u
Capelle building. on Tuesday eveninp
August 10th. Inc meeting will be ad
dressed by Harry Sharpley, Ii. q. Turner
the Committee. VI
WILLIAM II. QUINN.
CAPT. JOS. ID. RICHARDS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD.
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Boots and Shoas-

Daniel McCusker, PIG w. 2d streat ho.
got in large stock of boots and shoe. Ias t,s
the spring trade, and is determined To
sell them cheaper than any house in the
rB-eod3m.
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Adele 4. Adams,
VS.,
Alexander H. Adams,
In Chancery,
New Castle County

Trustee ct. al. Cause of Partition
In pursuance of an order OF the Chan
cellor III the ABOVE cause, made at Cha
bers, on the first day of June, a. d.. IsSO
Ing the Interest or estate of Adeia y
Adams, Alexander II. Adams. Charles I
Adams, Janet X. Moore, Alexander n
Adams, trustee of Isabella Ii. TIIton
b. Andrews and Mary A. Adams, or either
OF them, in the lands ana premises IL
which said cause relates, are hereby mott.
ned 10 ME a petition setting forth the ma
OF the Register in Chancery, for New
Castle county, ten days before the first
monday In September, A. D., 1880, and 10
appear ana prove said lien or liens at the
rising OF the Court on the third day of
The term WALTER CUMMINS'
u,In,,no.o ~, -, Trustee.
iv27 27-eDdtRenA - '
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STRAYED AWAY FROM THE PREM.
- ises of the subscriber, DuPonIs BanEs
= medium sized white COW, red spots on
Doth tanks, straight horns. A liberal re-
ward will be paid by returning to
JAMES NEA derry.
aug2-3r Below the Rising Sun.
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1857 Prizes, amounting TO. .SllO. 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
cd al all points, 10 whom liberal com pen .
sation Will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address. for
urther In nformation, or send orders by ex
press, or In a Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only 70
M. A. DAUPHIN.
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our GrandExtraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manaIs,
ment OF Generals q. Il. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early.
1yl+ 2taw4w&w
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The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday we're Sl69,906,41, and from
customs 1921 ,32890.
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NBRvINb| II
Or
TONICA SPEClFt.l01|

A Boon 10 nO' oval
A REMEDY WITH0uIN INsryous a n Deb
ali diseases arising RON nuer indulgence
ity. Sexual Disorders, 9as' ae from the pr
Vicious Habits, as wen "s "nsnratlye proPY
tration of old age, ilooic ils forms Of
ties in violent and cnrohhS haen sttested
SnIlowing diseases have peGc pues1cans: I'D
@ hu tbe most Eminent PhyEslXSHaAUsTl01
EpyySPEPSIA ~ sue PSI SEXUAL IEIARRBGA
dEfE ~ ~ a. q Rise sPERMATohnEBIL LlTY
Sn S2EAnACHE GENERA W.
n TR1iZziNEss IMPoIEnIY &C., &c
PREMATURE DEOhf forty #, years.
1t has been in use 0DSonular remedy
IA to-day the most poPPuiioned IN
the diseases aDove-need without Iesssl
WORLD. II can be usea ,aste. and ps~
~ diet. is pleasant ID md and certain c,unl cur
tSan ~ al II Is q sure, safe and hnt stands uPG
Ia ~ r. no ou4ck medicine ,rial pd will spp.
~. ~ - own IN merits, as any tr, ihds remedy ~
Us oWa,rats' owl since 1886, th,' larger pIla
tman oSmo ns heea sold for mncn now sold; y
MWays D Sor which 1t is noIi lime for v
owing TO the fact tneu aSs royalty IP2sd aPSdS
nayment OF an enoIiniJad il ID oileiSsJl iSsolls
mann facture has expiIeSue,s nSes al one oSno
the suffering OF botn s,ss1thln the res'S Su
pI. per az ~ oWhich price II Will wharSe. DU rva
aiI dirsss ~ nee OF further ehaiTkI YoUaSSgi.
Address, DIR. Whhiace VIZ Spruce st., rp'b n
Nav bs consulted on 81 S@O'-d'H
mail.
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NOTICES.

hIVIDEN "a dividend of forty cents
~ per share has been declared by the
Wilmington and Philadel phia Turnpike
Company, payable on or alter the lBth
inst. JOS. TATNALL,
Smo9- lot. Treasurer
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.
ONLY 20 CENTS

THE NEXT TERM Will BEGIN SEPT
/, 1880.
Students may take their choice of three
regular courses OF instruction: The CIal :
steal, the Scientific and Agricultural and
the Literary; or they may make a seIec-
tion of studies. Both sexes are admitted
to the class rooms. For catalogues and
full information address
PRESIDENT w. II. PURNELL, LID.
augS-tsepl. Newark, Del.
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M NOTICE-DIVIDEND
IN OFFICE OF THE
WILMINGroN COAL GAS Co.,
ILMINGToN, Aug, 2, l6sO.
The Directors Of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have this day declared "A
dividend of three dollars per share for the
past ST. months payable on demand,
WILLIAM 7. TAYLOR, Treas,
aug2-l lot. No. 300 Shlplev straat
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TT U1h1Ia 'lr,a,,.o ., SII2, 400
~ Tickets, t5O. IS Tickets sIon
Remit by Post ONCE Money Order Re,
gistered Letter, Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistake es ard deIsvs
correspondents will please write their
names and places OF residence plajnIv.
giving number OF Post-office box or
street and Town, County and state
All communication connected with tba
distribution and orders for Tick els shouIG
be addressed TO II. NJ. BOARDMAN
Courisl Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.
or AT NO. M anu 800 broadway. N. Y.
.thudsat-d& w3w
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. PER CENT. KANSAS FARM MORT
. Gao Es.-ln nearly three years. ex-
perlehce as agents Tor j. h. Watkins IL
Co., our customers have not lost n sinRI,,
doila nor had days delay in colleclion
OF interest or principal.
rs not this recommendation enough?
we Can now promptly till demands for
these mortgages.
jy9w&sim HEAID A. Co
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FOR SALH OR RENT.

FOR SALH OR RENT.
DOR SALE.-One-horse family Phetoa
IL to seat four persons. in good order, o
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club Stables.
Orange street, below Ninth. aug2-u
EOR SALE,-New series. Clayton Loan
j. Association tl.00 n share. This As.
ISOLATION keeps the whole amount o.
loan and collets the "Premium' monthly.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
slim. Secretary.
EOR SALE.-A nlgniy improved rarm
Il of los acres In White Clay Greek hun.
dred. AL enclosed in Usage Hedge. d.
vided into fiye fields. Large apple or.
ohard In full bearing. Public schOos ad.
Joining the fsrm. Buildings-LarRs Man
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, eranary
and all otl or buildings necessary on q
nrst clahs farr miles from station ON
p. ". 4 b. l. \. Centrally located. o
no lies from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITMAN,
Real Estate ag't, W: Fourth stree
4. OR SALE.-New series in the Perpet-
Il ual Savings and Loan Association at
$l.00 share. This Association oans four
the premium monthly.
Nj. l.. L1CHTENSTEIN,
1e@-lnI. Secretary.
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:23d G. =.

Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co..
AT MAoAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST alst. 1880.
THESE DRAWINGS AUTHORIZED ny Tn,e
LEGlsLATUkE AND SUSTAINED BY ALL
THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according TO "A
conIThct made with the owners OF the
Frankfort grant, VIII occur reSul.Tiv a.,
the LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH, SUNDAYS
anu frldays excepted, for the period or
FIVE YEARS, terminating on June 30.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81 rendered the following decisions:
ISL. 1hdt u1e Commonwealth Dtstrtbtltto1l
Company Is legal
"a. "a. It's Drawings are fair.
Inc management call attention to the
nberal scheme which has met with such
popular favor heretofore, and which will
I'm l1a i
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NOTlCk-THE STAR LOAN ASSO-
IN ClATlON.-Shares ia "a new serisr
commencing with July, en- be had on an
pilcation to Philip flunkett, Treasure.
>. w. corner Third and Mark ct streets M.
TO JNO. r. MILLER, Sec.
jyH-lm. S33 Marx ef stree,
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

This Institution was regularly incor
Educational and Charitable purposes. In
1888, for the term of Twenty fiVe
Years, TO which contract the inviolAble
iaith OF the State Is pledged, which pledge
mas been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise In the
new constitution adopted December 2L
Al d., 1873, with capital OF s., 200, 600, ~
which IL has since added a reserve fund of
overt350, ,0O0.Its Grand single Num ,e1
Distributions will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
~ neueT scales or postpones. Look at the
following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
lOO,OOO TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
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TAKE NoTIcEI

tANE NOIIGE
1hfsfs tho only Lottery evsr sotsd on
6y tho people Of State, and under
late decision Of MeU. s. Supreme Court
at Washington, is tho only Legal Lot
terry now in the United States, all other
charters hdoing been repealed or haotno
no eristence.
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JUSTTCE SLOW BUT SURE.

Chastine Cox is to be executed on Friday next.
Governor Cornell has d. fnitely declined to inter
frre Now that tho expression of the opinion can
do the doomed man no harm. il is III and proper to
declare that there is i'll this reason whatever
for the exercise of cemenoy and every reason for
inf ctIng the penalty prescribed by law. There was
IN this cruel murder not a ngie eXtennatlng clr-
cunsiance On the contrary, It Is known to some
that there were circumstances Of peculiar aggraVa-
ton OF the guilt of the prisoner there is not the
shadow of doub,. Yet Governor Cor
nell has been beset by divers unthlnk-
ing persons crying out for mercy to the
cuprit whose lawyer actually has the au-
dacitv upon the receipt Of the final determination.
TO telegraph 10 the Clief Executive OF the State OF
New-York that his conduct Is Inhaman and I'M
just " in denying hearing from which no other con-
clusIon could have been reached.
The case of Cox is as simple as it is horrible He
was convicted, not only upon his own ample confess
sion voluntarily made, but upon other testimony
of a sufficient character We say nothing of any
other crime of which he was guilty, and Of winch
he has not been Ouvctcd; but if he even irvounta-
rily committed murder while engaged in a burglary
ne owes his tic to che law For some reason he has
been codded and pettod by certain pseudo phIlan-
ttropists and this has probably encouraged his
LAWYER to make OK extraordinary forts TO rcscuc him
from the tate which he so entirely merits. Those
efforts have failed and every sensible person. every
man who respects the majesty Of tho law, every
woman with q healthy sympathy will be thankful
IL is not pleasant to speak thus OF condemned
criminal. Neither was l. pleasant to read last sum
mrr OF that awful tragedy which brought terror and
pity 10 30 many hearts But to know that we had
laws for the protection OF home and Of human life
which could not bc executed would BE- more IN
pleasant still.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. William Mimic, formerly Editor Of Tie Exam
iney succeeds Professor Balm as Professor Of Logic
and Rhetoric at Aberdeen University.
Gustav Richter, the famous German painter, Is
seriously i'll with consumption. He is unable to
finish two splendid portraits OF German celebrities
now In bis studio.
NJ. Daudet's Kings in Exile" has been drama
tized in Paris aud an effort is to be made by the
Vaudeville to set Mile. Bernhardt to play Queen
FrederQue."
Mr.. Ruskin has permitted himself to be nominated
for the Lord Rectorship of Glasgow University by
the Conservative independent clubs If he is elected
he will give the usual address.
The home of the late Henry Wells, the founder
Of Wells College. has Just been sold on foreclosure,
and his invalid daughter has but q small annuity
left Of the large property which Mr.. Wells once
possessed.
Edmond About writes that NJ. Challemel- Lacour,
the new French Ambassador to England, was his
friend and schoolfellow among number Of bril-
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rover so nearly uncontrolled by COM
mon sense. If he is honest, ana mas
been fasting as he claims, the fnghtfu torture
has been largely useless, rs he unfortunately
did not make such arrangements n would
prove his honesty to scientific men or even to
the general public. An impression prevails,
too, among some devout people, with what
substratum of truth we know not, that
this fast of forty days, If successfully
accomplished, is intended TO throw dlscredlt
on the miraculous fast Of the Saviour, anu
that DR.. Tanner Jas been melted to this exhi-
btion by persons actively antacOnistic to the
Christian faith. Naturally, whether TINS
be true or not, orthodox people VIII put
little reliance on the evidence of the hetero-
dox class of watchers, whether eclectic or
regular physicians. Two Of them in collision
could very readily keep the faster supplied
with food 1t would only be the old story OF
Blitz, a clever confederate and gullible pub
lie. Even il these suspicious are ill-fouDded,
and the man is really able to do without food
for this exceptional length of time. what IS
gained His power is abnormal; no universal
truth is proved or even strengthened No
physician would dare starve his patients for
twelve or even two days because there Is a
Tanner in the country, any more than he wouid
set them to lifting iron weights with their
teeth because there is somewhere man with
an iron jaw.
Let us have an end OF this grisly show.
Tanner is, apparently, too shrewd man to
perseyere IN it when he is convinced that,
whether honest or fraudulent, his effort will
bring absolutely 10 return to him, ex-
cent a little cheap notOriety. The whole
afflir with its publicity, its crowded
audience, is not scientific expert
ment, but a cheap rarce show, IN which Dr..
Tanner and his attendant physicians ought to
feel ashamed to be engaged.
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A G1LA DAY IN PARIS.

Two years ago the French Government
chose for the great fete of the international
Exhibition day without historical associa-
tons. day the anniversary Of the destruc-
ton of the Bastilc will be celebrated as a
national holiday. The Legislative Chambers
have voted 100000 as their share of the
fete. There is to be a military pageant on a
grand scale, and remarkable civic demon
stration. The President of the Republic is to
unfurl the new army colors, and the Paris
Municipality is to welcome delegates from all
the pro, inciL assemblies. At night the city
will be Illuminated, and with bunting and
flowers, lanterns and frewo ks, triumphal
arches and parterres OF roses, tbrongs in the
Boulevards and fairy spectacle in the lake
of the Bots de Boulogne, the national festival
Will be kept. Amnesty for political crimes
has been proclaimed on such liberal principles
that only nine offenders are excluded from its
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liant youtbs and budding writers. who all Of them
had high esteem for his character and talents and
with one accord prophesicd fine career for him.
" must confess" says NJ. About, g that none Of Ms
took the trouble to inquire VI TINS profound th'nker
grocer or marquis for his great-grandtather. We
used 70 judge another without going 80 far back,
and we were not often deceived"
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. july 13.--Secretary Sherman
reached Newport this evening in the revenue cutter
Grant. lie will go to New-Bedford tomorrow.
LONDON, July 13.--The WorM says IL is rumOred
that the Prince OF Wales will make tour Of
Australia, visiting the Melbourne Exhibition.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Secretary Of War Ramsey.
Adutant-General Drum and Judg Advocate Barr,
OF the War Department, are expected to return to
this city tomorrow. from their Western TRIP.
President HAYES is preparing 10 90 West. and will
probably leave tomorrow night for Columbus.
Secretary Evarts il not expected TO return TO this
city until next week.
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Irish members of the House OF
Commons consider Mr.. GladstOne's amendment
damaging TO Mr.. ForsteTs bill for the
relief of Ireland. - Owing to the dls-
armament OF Basutos another native war
Is threatened in South Africa. 60 President
Grevy has granted pardOns and commute
tions to 1900 criminals, chiefly Commu-
nists and n transpori-shiD IS TO DC
sent to New-Caedonia TO bring TO France the Com
munists imprisoned there. = dispatch from
ST. Petersburg states that owing to the gloomy bar
vest prospects, it is proposed to forbid partially
the expectation of wheat from Russia - HE
feet of Chill is before Caao it is proposed to land
The CHILEAN Army there and besiege Lima.
Observation-Disclosures candidates are withdraw
ing In Alabama because OF Democratic intimidation.
.- United States Distrct-Attoney Bliss. of ~.
LOUIS, has been reappointed 60 The reported
invasion of the Indian Territory has not been con
firmed at Washington. - The University
Cenyocation met in Albany yesterday. GO he
season nj Saratoga has opened well - An earth
Quake shock was felt in Memphis. == The popu-
lation of Rensselaer, County, n. Y, has greatly i'll
creased since 1878, while that of Saratoga County
has decreased 80 The weather at Cincinnati,
Washington and elsewhere was the hottest OF the
season.
CITY AND SUBUEBAN.-Tho National Democratic
Committee Yesterday elected Senator BaTrum
as chairman: General Hancock and Mr. Eng
lish were officially informed of their nomina-
tion. - DR.. Tanner drank water -
Ex-Commissioner VCOrhis demanded possession q
his room at Police Headquarters. 80 Chastlne
Cox was informed that the Governor would not
interfere in his case. - The Canadian
lacrosse players gave further exhibitions of
their skill. 60 The number of failures
IN the last three months comparatively
small. - Gold value of the icgal-;ender silver
dollar (412l2 grains, 1922 cents. Stocks irregu-
larly active and higher, closing excited and buoyant
TnE WEATIER-TIIBUNE local observations IN
dictate clear and partly cloudy and cooler weather.
Thermometer yesterday: Highest. s7' lowest.
72o; average. 1859.
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gnnef 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.


AHpsTMrlTs- 30 Paos- Ctr column.
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKERs-7ik Pdgt-oM coiumn'
board AMP EoONs-3d FaGe-Sd c"irmn
BrsIYFss NoTICFs-ih Pace-lst column
CARPETS, sc Sd Poge-2d column.
CORPORATION NoTfChs-3d PG0e-2d column
Dlvtrrxp NoTfcEs-7h Page 5th aud Oh columns
EXCURSION Sd fGoe-6ih c0iumb
FIrANcin-1gh Page 4tb and 5ih columns.
CRATES AND EHNDERs-3d Pd0t-3d coiusnn
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES &C.-3d Pd0e-2d cohhn
INSTRUCTION Oh PAGE 2deoluun.
LOST AND FoUND-7h Pd0e-6 60 umn ,
MAPrIAGys AMP DEArHs-5m I"0e-oth co'uhl-
MrNIse-6h Page-3d and ith columns. on, n,
HIscELi ANrGUs- Sd fsee-6th coiuMn o" fogo-
9th column. =, .,,
NV Fvpi fc.rIoYs- Oh P1oe-1st column
PoIIT1CAI NpTICgs-5h FGge-6th column
PsorosAts-6,h ra0e-4th "eiumn.
RAJ IsTATt- Sd r00c-lst I'd ana coumns
EsIFs by AvCTIoi 7h Pa0t-6ih column.
SIR ATOMS " NsTtI-MkLkS- 3ds PdQe-2 coiumh'
frNAIrs- Sd Pdre-3d "oiu,ui
SYFCIAI NOTICES 5m fdac- Or co:,inn . ..,
s1rtMsoATs Anu RAILReA ADS Sd Page-3d and 4th
columns -,
sgT,nrRs-OcrAN-7h Paoe-6th conmn
erNMrR RrsoRTs-3d Pace 5th ana 9th columns.
1bA,rERs-GM ragged ronlmI.
TUT TURF Sd PeOf-8th ceiumD.
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At me OLD STAND.

Ex-senator Barnum's reelection as chair
man OF the Democratic National Committee
means the continuation Of the party manage
m-nt III the hands which held 1t in 1876.
Mr.. Hewitt was nominaIly the chairman Of
the Committee during the canvass OF
1876, but Mr.. BarEum WAS the chic. of the
real workers. the acknowledged leader of that
remarkable bard of cipher cOnspiratOrs and
muln-buycrs who will never he forgotten in
American history. Mr. Barnum is pre-
eminently Mr.. Tilden's friend, and the
hone OF the present candidates plainly
is that Mr.. TIldcn will contribute, through
this channel, to the expenses Of the campaign
in liberal way.
Leaving the moralities e. rs ont of the
question, the choice is VIZ. .... 1t is vitally
necessary for the welfare OF thc Democracy
that Mr. Tllden should be cOnciIiated. JOHN
Kelly has been allowed to do too much for
giving The Democrats of the interior
detest Mr.. Kelly as the man who cut
the throat of the party last year, and they
do not enjoy his new prominence and restored
influence. The friends of General Hancock
need the shadow of Mr.. Tilden's favor, there
fore, ii they cannot get the substance. They
need the shadow for its influence upon
the Tilden Democracy, but they Woe
fully need the substance also. Mr.. Til
denis forty years. experience in NewYork
politics, and his millions of money,
made the Democratic majorities in Newly
for the four years beginning with 1874. He
will now be asked to make something like the
same protuse expenditure, if not tie same
strenuous excrtiOn, III order that Mr. Kelly,
The man who prevented his denomination,
may become the biggest Democrat in the
Empire State.
This is the inner view of the selection of
Mr.. Barnum. The public will pay less heed
to these considerations than to the notice
which the Democratic party has served upon
the country that the party management is to
be continued at the same old stand and in
the same old way. What that way is the
voters of the United States understand very
clearly,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Southern Democrats are doing their best to
make General Hageock palatabe oy comparing his per
sOna qualities with General Lee, who seems TO ii the
of the perfect man in tao eyes Of 4 southern
Observation-Disclosures Republican Or 'p.l
Ii compromise cannot be effected the
Virginia Democrats shoulG adopt thc ReadastcIs eec
ticket after lul assurance Is given that their elec
tors wilt cast ter woes Tor Hancock and English
Buffalo Courier (Dem.)
The statements persistently made that Sec
rotary SnermaL Is not willing give his whole strength
to and the Republican party IN tnIs campaign ncs
warranted The Secretary Is enjoying brief vacation.
but will utmost for the tickct nominated at Cub
cago We not speaking on tnis uoject without In
formation FROM ihe highest source Cincinnati Com
inercla tnd)
We have read all the editorial and oratOri-
cal eu.osies of Hancock. and nd from them tnat WAS
nominated at Cincinnati FOR Issuing Democratic STUMP
speeches in the form OF military They not
very good stump speeches. either.-to:. Louis Globe
Democrat (R.p)