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Our Paris correspondent describes a remark
able new portrait of the Prince of Wales which
recalls that distinguished member of his family
who passed SO much of his life In being dressed
for ortrait-painting and in being painted, that
he became little more than portrait himself,
and the great critic who tried to analyze his
character could only find robe and vest,
RULES and lace, "and then-DOthing." IL may
be questioned whether the last of the Georges
himself was ever put ON canvas in the plctur-
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A cable dispatch from our regular Paris cor
respondent contains an explicit denial of the
rumor that Gambetta has been attacking the
English Liberals. He is no longer responsible for
what appears In the cratic journal which he
used to edit. Like Theirs and many other
Frenchmen, who have been journalists first
and statesmen afterwards, Gambetta has been
powerful -leader-wrlter in his day, but he
has something else to do now. The appoint
ment of one Of his friends, Sir Charles
Dixie, as Under-Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
will reconcile him to the change of Ministry
across the Channel, if he has ever Get an undue
value upon Lord Beaconsfeld's alleged ser
vices to Europe.
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esaue and unofficial fashion adopted in this pic
ture of his granddaughter. 1t must have Pc
culIar artistic merit even for the work OF bas-
ten Lepage; it has made romantic figure Oh a
gentleman who is stout even among his fellow
members of the House of Hanover.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ED. REPUBLICAN -

ED. REPUBLICAN -
Dear Sir Under the
above head we wish to say word about
allowing teachers the time for attending
institute. This matter is optional with
the Board of Directors in our county, and
no doubt will be passed upon soon during
the fall meetings. We shall notice some
of the facts and reasons that influence the
question. The law authorizes and "re
quires' the County Supt. to hold a county
institute; the object of this institute is
"the improvement Of the teachers in the
science and art of education" The law
makes il obligatory upon the Supt, and
why? That the efficiency of our schools
system may be increased by increasing
the efficiency of the corps of teachers.
"Lecturers and instructors" are to be
| engaged, and are to be paid out of fund
to be supplied from the county treasury.
Now all things being equal the more cap
ital a man has to invest the greater will be
the returns this fund from the treasury
| in our county is $50 as minimum, and
increases with the number 0. teachers en-
rolled at the rate of 33 Ia cents for every
day attended by teacher of the county.
! Supposing SO schools to be in operation at
the time of holding the institute and full
attendance at institute and the amount of
institute fund will be increased 500, add
to this membership of 80 cents which has
been paid by the teachers Of Forest and
the amount of Sl3S is what the Supt has at
his disposal "for the improvement of the
| teachers in the science and art of educa-
ton" A not very large sum when re-
duced by the cost ofnote books, stationary,
light, aud fuel, and when we consider that
good lecturers and instructors command
high wagas. In many places the institute
fund is increased by giving an evening
entertainment and charging an admission
feo; this venture, lately, has not been a
success in our county, so that the amount
mentioned above may be considered the
! maximum of our institute fund and this
maximum is reached only by the suppos-
/ ition the entire 36 teachers attend the in
stitute if they do not ofcourse the amount
is less. The Supt. can "call upon and
invite" the teachers to attend institute, but
he has no power to compel attendance his
limit ofcoerciye measures is that in certain
cases he can for nOnattendanco put ga
lower mark ON his certificate in the prac-
tice and theory Of teaching than he would
otherwise have received - the law does not
enioin attendance it is optional with the
teachers whether they attend or not
Teachers will do all they can agord TO DO
to increase their efficiency. Let us osti-
mate the cost of institute: board S3.753
membership fee 80 cents travelling eN-
penses anywhere from 5000 Cf he can
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS!

have been admitted TO practice as an
Attorney in the Pension Office at Wash
ington, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
|faiiors who were injured In the late war,
tan obtain pensions to winch they may be
ontitled, by calling on or addressing me at
d linnesta, PA. Also, claims for Srrearages
IA pay and bounty viii receive prompt at
|entfnn.
Having been over four years soldier in
'ise late war, and having for a number oil
wears engaged in the prosecution of sol
|nlers' claims, my experience Will assure
Lid collection of claims in tho shortest pos
ollle time, j. B. AGNEW.
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they came. Gen. White won hosts of
friends here and will be returned to
Congress sure this fall. .
Flags, banners and streamers we're
plenty in different parts of the village
About A o'clock the meeting broke
up with three vociferous cheers for
General Garfield, General White and
the whole Republican ticket.
The Strattanville cornet band fur
nished the music for the occasion.
Hurrah for Cooksburg.
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening the Republicans Of
Cooksburg and vicinity met 10 the
Public room at Judge Cooks and or
ganized by electing Sheriff G. A. Ran
dali President of the evening. n. S.
Foreman, James A. Scott and Jacob
Mays were elected Vice Presidents.
Hen. VIM II. Coon, Secretary F. F..
Whittekin, Assistant Secretary.
President Randall made few telling
remarks and then Introduced Samuel
w. Calvin. Esq, of Cooksbulg, who
after a few Introductory remarks, COM
menced an address which lasted about
2 hours. 1t was q tip. top, red hot
address, and told we'll on all parties
present. 1t had the effect to stffen up
weak kneed Republicans, and led the
Democrats and Green hackers to think
of the situation. Many of them will
not long remain in the parties which
now claim them. Mr.. Calvin was
loudly applauded throughout his
speech.
E. L. Davis Esq, Republican nom
inee for Assembly, who vas next in
troduced by the President, took the
floor and in a masterly manner set
forth the principles Of our party. His
speech was we'll received, and be was
loudly applauded over and over again.
Mr.. Davis is an able man and the
proper person to represent this county
He will 60 to Harrisburg this winter
His majority will be good for small
county like Forest.
Hon. j. B. Agnew was next called
and responded in good hearty cheer
His remarks were principally addressed
to the Greenbackels, but with such
delicacy that none could take any
.offense. Mr.. Agnew's remarks were
good and we'll received.
Judge Cook was called next anC
made few remarks which told anC
will make several votes for Genera
White.
Judge Coon being called said
"Well, I'm Republican out and out.
He said more, of course, but as we ar
not reporting his speech we leave tn
rest out. His remarks were good.
Adjourned, sine die.
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Gard of Thanks.

We hereby tender our sincere
thanks to the citizens of Hickory and
vicinity, for their kind assistance ex.
tended to us during the prOtracted
illness of Mr.. Green, and be assured
that it will ever be remembered with
thankful hearts.
Mrs. MARY GREEN,
WILLIAM GREEN,
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ToREsr COUNTY, oFFIcERs.

y Member Of Congress HAIRY WHITE.
A ssemb IN. p WHEELER.
lifesidcM Jltdge-L. ID, WErMoRE.
. - cicsos pyudgeS--JoHN REcK, ED
WARD KERR.
TreGsurer-WM LAWRENCE.
Prothonotdgy, Register e. Recorder, &c.
JUsTIs SHAwKEY.
ShcFiG.-C. a. RANDALL.
Conlmissioners--.EL BERLIN, ISAAC
Lone, II. w. LEDEBUR.
County S0perintendent-H. s. Brock
NAY.
District A 1uoTney-S. d. IRWIN.
.,Jury CommiSSioaerS-C. III. Church.
RETER YoNNGK.
COUNTY ,SnfAeyO1-T. d. COLLINS.
CDroncr-We G, CoBURN.
o0ultv AudttoTS-NICHoLAs THoMP-
stN, ID. f. COPELAND, Il. G. LACY.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS

Will be held at the following places /:
Fagundus, Tuesday evening. Ocl.
II. Speakers Senator j, W. Lee, of
Franklin, and Dr. S. S. fowler.
Brookston, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 13. Speakers-Gov. G. w. Stone,
DR.. S. S. fowler, M. w. Tate, Esq.
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L.awrence House,

PENN'A, WM. LAW
LII RENEE, PROPRIETOR. This house
b centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
slsihs and strict attention given t0 guests.
We elptables and Fruits of all kinds served
Ia ir season. Sample room for Com
may MI Agents
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-Republicans glrd on your armor.
Presidential election three weeks
from next Tuesday,
Mrs. P. o. Conver is visiting rel
atives and friends at Bradford.
Mrs Geo. Stewart. of Bradford,
is visiting with Mr.. II. A. Adams
family.
Park Grove waltzed into town on
Monday evening from Bradford, look.
ing hale and hearty.
Mrs. ]. II. Dericksou is visiting
friends at East Brady, having accom-
panied Miss Cora Wallace.
Hon. Rasselas Brown, of Warren,
Greeuback- Democrat candidate for
President Judge, was in town last
week.
Deer and pheasants are now ready
for the shot gun policy and the count
ing.in business will soon begin in dead
earnest.
-Tionesta. with a population Of
five hundred, contains neither Smith,
Jones nor Brown. What town can
beat this.
Charlie Bonner is visiting friends
and relatives in Stonehoro, Mercer
county. Dame Rumor says-but :he
old gal may prevaricate in this
instance.
Mr.. G. b. Evans of Oil City, was
up Monday to spend few hours with
his venerable friend and former
neighhor, Benjamin May, of Norris
town, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Osgood, of
Dutch Hill, wish to thank the many
friends for the kindness and sympathy
shown them during their sad affection,
in the death of their child.
We are sorry to state that our
Harrisburg letter, one of the best we
have ever had, is crowded out this
week. 1t came to hand rather late ;
however, it will keep and we may be
able to accommodate it next week.
Mrs. l.. B. Davis of Watkins,
N. Y; John Allender, wife and
children, of Columbus. Ohio,; Mrs.
McClatchey, of Millvillage, Pa, and
Mrs. Mitchell, of Cambridge, Pa,
were guests Of E. L. Davis family
last week.
Mr.. G. w. Milford, the Dry
Goods Prince of Oil City, has been in
the East for-the past few days, pur.
chasing his fall stock of goods. If any
. of our ladies wish to feast their eyes
ley should make a call at his estab
lishment when in Oil City.
Ohio and Indiana hold State
elections next Tuesday, and how the
"fur's ahyin'" out there must be q
caution to snakes. Ohio is ours sure
and Indiana wScount oD pretty certain
but can afford to loose it by a smal
majority and still get it in November
Mr., Mckay, our worthy P. NJ.
has arrangements completed and ex
poets in a short time to ~commenc,
housekeeping again. Brother Mac.
may health, happiness and prosperity
abide with you and your estimabl,
lady the rest of your days on earth
"A very fair STRAW" There wer,
: ten of the veterans of Co. E., Tentl
Pa. Reserves, present at the Cooks
burg barbecue on Saturday last, min
of which were for General Garfield
and one for General Weaver. Thi
don't seem to indicate that the soldie
vote is going for Hancock very lively
We are glad to notice that on
Republican brethren throughout th
county are thoroughly aroused ant
putting forth their every effort to elec
ono of the best tickets ever put in th
field by the party. Let every Repub
/" lican put his shoulder to the whee
and keep it there until the electirn
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They are SO mild and strengthing.
They stimulate the liver, helping to
carry off the acid and the bile and
purifes the blood. f. X. Thompson's
dandeline and mandrake pills for sale
by druggists. For sale by Bovard.
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For Boots and Shoes, all styles
sizes and prices for wool yarn and
Aannels for Gotten goods ofall kinds /;
for Ready. made clothing go to Rob
inson d Bonner. 2t.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

+ |DNNNER & AGNEW BLOCK. II, c.
I'D JACKSON, Proprietor. This is new
house, and has just been fitted up for the
Recommendation of the public. A portion
..pf The patronage of the public is solicited,
46-lV
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ht forest StpnbIitau.
BOROUGH OFFICERS,

Burgess--N. S. FOREMAN.
unclntep-Chas. Bonner, NJ. Elm
etein, j. E. WenK, Patrick Joyce, d. w.
CLARK, Justis Shawkey.
Justices Of the Pedce-J. II. Brennan,
IN. s. Knox,
EOnstabLe-Jame Swailes.
School Directors-J. ShawlSey, d. w.
Clark, A. II. Partridge, G. A. Randall,
Exc b. Kelly, j. r. Brennan.
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n. W. HnXS,

a fTo1KEY AT LAW, and NOTARY
fA~PuBILC, Reynolds Hukill d CO.; $
BloqA Seneca ST., Oil City, Pa. S9-ly
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Fresh buckwheat flour at Rob-
inson & Bonner. 2t.
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No, l Flour $1.55 per sack at
WM. SMEARBAUGH q Co. 2t.
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M c. CoBURN, NJ, D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,

PHYSICIAN & SURG EON,
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the pActico of his profession, having grad
uated 1eg0YV and honOrably May 10, 1850.
Oflice and Residence in Forest House,
'opposite the Court House. Tionesta, Pa.
Aug. 25-lSS0
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Goods cheap at
Aug. II, 80. HAsLET & Sons.
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One car load Lake Salt at bottom
price at Robinson & Bonner. 2t.
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MUSICAL.

instrumental and vocal music taught by
w. Krauss, on reasonable terms. Those
who want 10 prepare themselves for
Organists should take "A course in Through
Bass and Harmony. sep-22tf.
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j, ". BLAINE, NJ. ID,
TIONESTA. PA

NESTA, PA.
OFFICE Hours ;--7 to 9 A. NJ, to p.
NJ. Wednesdays and saturdays from IL
A. n. TO 3 T.. NJ.
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lob WORK of every description eXecu-
J tod at the REPUBLICAN Office,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tiouesta, Forest County, Pa.
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II. B. A.GNEw,

TITO NEY- 4 T. L Il "
&yEsTA, PA.
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~ L. RITCIIEY,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
TWO GREENBACK CONVENTIONS.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 29.--The Green
back State Convention, cOmpes Il of lOrtyhree dele
gates, nominated the following state ticket to-day:
For Gorcrnor-Warren g. Brown. OF Whiefield.
RGHrOad OmntSSton0S-Natndnci Wiggn, Green
land: John Emery, Manchester. lac third candidate
is to named 10y the Stae Committee.
COuHcdt0r8-O. H. Giddings, Exeter; ID. NJ. ClOugh,
CahierDury Peter Woodm4li' A4nchesteI John Nor
wood, Richmond; II. y. Goliath, Bsrnstead
Presidential EictorS-Lafay eic Morse, NorthumbeT-
land q. j. Greenicl!, Portsmouth (at-ldrse) y. b..
Holmes Greenland ID. {. WnttcnI0re Manchester; t..
NJ Blodgett, Wentworth.
For COngreSS-Dr Lafayette Chesey Chester, Ist
District; joan +. Woodbury., Lancaster. ild District
Dudley L. Chase, ClarcmUnt, Illd District.
Colonel d. NJ. Cough, of Canterbury, presided over
the Convention. Mr.. Brown the nominee for Governor.
accepted the nomination in modest speech which WAS
warmly applauded. the resolutions denounced fusion
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept 29.The Grcenback State Con
ventlOn at Chester yesterday Colonel L. W. X Blair
presiding, nominated the following candidates:
For GDrernOr l.. W. r. Blair, Of Camden.
lieutenant GOUer7lOr-B. Z. Gist, OF Greenyflle.
COntrOALT- Generdt-JOhn Agncw. OF Columbia.
Atoi79 cy- Gsneraf-A. j. Willard. OF Rchiand.
Treas aer-J ii. Cook
Adjuttnt and Inspector Generdi-B r. Elkins.
Congressman from Hc IVh Dishfct-J ii. McLane
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
TEL EG RAPHiC NOTES.
4 MEN EXCHANGE nprNEn

| \ NEW EXCHANGE OPENED.
| LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Sept. 20.-ihe Cotton Ex
| change was formally opened To-Day.
| 80 QUORUM OF JUDGES.
! ALBANY, S'pt. 2n- he Judges who were TO NEE
here today TO revise the rules Of the Code failed
| quorum. and ADJOURNED unIii Decemocr
CANCELLING COMPANY INCORPORATED.
| ALBANY. sept 29.-WIlllam l.. Burc and others
have fled articles Of incorporation Of the Post once Marking
and Canccling Machine Company with capal ot SjUOOU0
PORTER FURNISHES BAIL.
P0UGHKp Ep,IF. ): T., SEPT; 29;-Dudlcy Porter
toawat the acton OF the Grand Jury Mr Doty worse
wAIrEs TRIAL PROBABLY AT HAND I.
BRA1TLEBORG, Va, Sepf. 29-lr cxpccfed that
possibly urge 4 change OF venue.
DEAD IL BED FROM sUFFOCATIoN
~ oasiond Penn u. .,d mi MI illnna
bed Al The Burnett ouse In tis place They blew the
INDICTED FOR UNLICENSED BEER SELLING.
JAMES oWN, N.J.. sept % wcIty indictments
pivlege on the caisnqaa Lake steamer niins e pat
season for selling becrw thout license and sunday
srRANGLLD HERSELF IN A DRUNKEN FIT.
MANCHESTER. y. j., SEPT. 29.-An investigation
the death of the hips oiy was found
herself while a h resulting a drunken dcbauch
FATAL BILLIARD GAME.
and killed at Abboylle Court House Monday Charles
ew kn wn Mens Ss sS aIS h iSai S tna G aa
wounds "''''' "S '''' "''"' '''' wig i"'"'
CAUGHT IN AN ATTEMPT To ESCAPE.
BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept. 29-James 4. Rice charged
S sn9 Sa % s se es an @ c% Sn in h "s
jal delivery might have Resulted hal he Succeeded in
CATTLE SUFFERING FOR WATER
Long BRANCH, \. j.. Sept. 2D.-Al through Mou-
ana Middleton %uch suffering 70 eate is enss by G prc
aced drouth Ia some places cattle have 10 be driven
DIPHTHERIA IN BENNINGTON. VT
BENNINGTON, W.. Sept. 29.-Fro a few isolated
during the summer months dphhora cpi
puolic schools
Some twenty cases have been reported since Saturday
AN INSURANCE CLAIM ALLOWED.
ALBANY, sept. 2o;mln the matter Of the Cont
dividend 10 per his cain s5F 81 and tho re-
port has been confirmed.
SENTENCED FOR CHILD MURDER
WIIKEsBAIRf, Penn, SepE 23.-Justns IIoff-
pleaded guilty to-day the charge numbering his
child. 70 the Eastern Pentenary
killed the child In her arms
BRoCKwHH MAKES NO DEFENCE.
PROvlDENCE, *. l., Sept. 20.-thcster A. Brock
the made @ no waSn
Ss placed oa iTs Charles UR ioTsr a
Brockway. was the first witness
ACQUITTED AFTER TWO DAYS SUSPENSE
case Of who been on TRIAL Il the HALIFAX
N. o. County Court for the Of at Wei.
acqu ttal to-day. The verdict quite surprising
sUFFocArED THROUGH IGNoRANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS sept. 29.-James Forester and
wife this city from Lapore yesterday stopped
Pyle House last night and Instead OF turning on the blew
dead that
DEFALcATIoN AT LONG BRANCH
Long BRANCH N. j., Sept. 29.--Hugh Herbert
town clerk Of Long Branch was requested by tho Town
being defauer 10 the extent OF s4OO Of tho cys money
Herbert has ana hs bondsmen express their willing
~ make good the default
LARCENY OF PUBLIC FUNDS
RICHMOND. Va. Sept. 29.-Clty Sergeant n. NJ.
ts through the Of Pa6c accounts hs SSts sS
s afr sssa II ss % ss
WAS refused.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC PROFESSIONS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept 29.-The address
of the Democratic State Committee OF Alabama ap-
peared to-day. II thoroughly endorses General Han
cocks letter the claims question Tie address also
saws:
Oar arty in Alabama stands committed by plat
FORM b. the action OF every department OF the State
and by the Judges Of Its courts elected
first acceptance OF the results OF the
ond equal political rights OF every cftzen third,
faithful maintenance OF the public credit, both
State and National, aid unnching opposition To the
repudIaOn of public obligations; fourth, 10 the
and fair exercise OF the elective franchise;
nfth the strctest economy in the administration OF
puhIic affairs.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
OCTOBER PRICES FOR COAL

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29.-The receivers of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company have
issued tie following circular OF the line AMI city prices
at Schuykii Haven for October Lump and steamboat,
So broken. egg and stove, S5a 80 % chestnut No l.
SO 75 s2 80 chestnut No . ~ 60 pea N, l. 81 750
81 50 pea y, g 81 90. Tie coiIicries Will be idle
the first day October. The harDOr prices for coal
delivered free board vessels Port Richmond to
10 follows Lumn and steamboat and broken. "a 90 !;
and stove. II 600 50 chestnut, II 80 81 80 pea,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
CAMPAIGN CLUB MEETING.

The XXIld Assembly District Rcpubli-
can Central Campaign Club met In Yorkviile Hail,
East Eghty-sixth-st., last evening. Jacob Knob
lOch presided. Twenty names were added TO
the roll. which now has nearly 400 names. glee
club sang several songs. James @ Howard, Appraiser
OF the PORT spoke on the Importance OF the individual
vote and explained the tariff question in its bearing
the needs OF labOrng James =. Lehmaer and Cen
eral George VI. Palmer also made speechCs.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
GENERAL SHARPE AT GOSHEN.

H. Sharpe. OF Kingston spoke hera tonight to one OF
the largest audiences ever assembled the Court
House. He made eloquent and forcble address,
which received with great enthusiasm. The
Young Mons Garfield and Arthur Club. and the Col
ored Repub lean Club turned out I'm torcheht parace
and presented fine Appearance The Republicans mere
are active ana wideawake. and good results may he
looked for in November The party Il united and there
are local Democratic accessions to our ranks
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
THE COMING PARADE.

Preparations for the proposed parade on the occa-
scn of General Grants visit to this city. early in
October. continue at the headquarters of the Gar
field aud Arthur Campaign Club of the Republican
Central Committee. All the indications point to
very large demonstration. General Lloyd Aspin-
wall aud Solon b. Smith are daily in receipt of let
ters from cities and towns within easy distance
OF the metropolis, nQuiring about the details of
the proposed parade. and soliciting permission to