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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

We give below, a. far As We are able
to learn, the names Of those who were
elected delegates last Friday to the Re-
publican County Convention. which
meets next Saturday. 1t will be seen
that in smoky Hill township two del
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

The following Is list Of Real Estate
Transfers filed In the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending March 18th, 1880. and. fur
nished by Wight & Carroll, Abstrsc-
tors:
, 1880-09-14
THAT spAN1sH BABY.

The narrative Of tho circumstances aill
surroundings Intending tho birth Ut tho Isoynl
baby In Spatn l,as u very lutltcrolls sttla 10 1t
when compared with tho births Ut ordinary
babies. AS rule. these oecasiolls alc strict
ly private, the company l'einE limited to tito
putipnt, dortor, nurse, M1i tho youthful
Strnllgcr. Even The fond alul expectnnt
father IL merclcsly kcpt out Of tho room al,tt
not allowutl 10 see tho offspring until 1t lsas
been put I'll pres entmb1c shapc. Ill Spain.
however, When Royalty assumes parental r.
sponslblElties tue occaslan IL nude iuto u
grand slow. Tho populace Of Madrid locked
around tho pasaco walls and waited nil day
for the result. Tllo moro favored were nd.
,uittcl Inside. As sno,l MS the Queen felt tho
first symptoms Of travail, she communicated
1t To tho doctor. Tie doctor to1a It to my
Lord Saxto, tho Chamberlain, Tho Chaun-
berluin toll II u tllo Captuln Ut thU lalher-
s1o,s Ut thu Guards, md the Cap-
thin OF the Ila lbertlets Of the Guards sent
eighty nscsSsngrrs to toll tho AlinEHpra and
tho Diplomatic Corps a1pi stnlE nntiyu per-
6uiIagea wilt welu to be allowed admission.
In tho Qucesl's be.lfl,nulbor wcrp tue King,
tho ex-Quesn isabella, thu Princess Ut tho
Asturlua tho u tcttlclIrss lgalHll,., a1n! al the
| ladies OF the lf0yal household. Tllcy occll~
| pied tha boxes. In the ante-'0ala or parquet
weru other noble personngcs and the two
wet-nurses, who had hGcsf kept Oil l!alul 30
lung tll.st they must lIase bcon dry. III otilur
| parts Ut tile house were Chambcrlaina,
guards. grandecy, Marsha's, Generals,
| Knights, Judges, rrelatca, Mnyors, Alder
tlcu, filling every available place, for grar-
] la. .
waited patiently for The urr!Ya! Of thu prlnc9
who was to establish tito Spanfsl, succession.
For months Ml Spafn las been rent With
discussions OYER tllis arrlsal. Parties
l.aye bceM formed upon tho issus-
girl or boy. Tho calnpalgn sesel,l.
b!c.l our own Presidential selection
except tlsas ~ tag 3s ts knaWsl, no Questlol. al
sex Is Involved In otlsY. rherawa tho same
excitement, !w,wayay. the eanlo uncertainty,
aud probably tho snl,e Vigorous betting OF.
tha result. Only oslo thing appcarel yer,
clcar. II girl, everything would Da lu
ranged. If a boy, the succession would bo ea
tnb'iate,i. 30 thu imtbertiters ai,4 nMsketeers
stnod motion!ess us statues Vi! tha ssair
casrs. Thu Ministers, Masshals, gsaidees
md diplomats posed III silent dignity. T'le
doctor and thu wet-nurses bustled abant
The lr(ncesses exchanged Significant glanee'
with cash otAer. T!,s father stool b;
looking mucI. llks ap tdlot, rs fathers nj!
ways do on such occaslolls. Thcro being 1T
sn!ail boy tn tIla lIonseAoll, everything wen
uir quietly anu tn orIeI, art! tho Queen. II !
to bu presumed, perfprnieA lter past witt
qIee,ly AIKl,lty ant grpce. There appenra
however, 10 lase been q general In
| 1,r,.d>ion tint tia XtuknKnF would ID
, 1880-09-14
THE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

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f.. t,at 10 ,,s 1,,o,, ,,',,i,,,,o t,r t,,o .,,,r'I
sa ,"s & 10 w. ~ 49,. ~ .D % ~;
tr,o, .har, ,a" ,,rn",1,'i,. IN ~ @ nm,aa,1ou ~ w. =,
htm liz oons,,tns,s @ ,'a:a nv nx,,rass"1 " th.,,.
' a ,.,' .,1'',a s,sst.,. ssp @o
, 1880-09-14

A fuw days ng0 THE TRllCSE presented
its readers with golne extracts from 4 speech
delivered at Evanston AuK, u, lSeA by Ly-
1nAn TruMbnll. then representing lllin0ls ~
Il Republican III tic United Stntes Senate.
Reconstruction waa at that tlme tho absorb
Ing tlleina III politics, nlNi Andrvw johnson
lIatl nlreNtly cArl,etl Ill une1lvinbo rIace 1T
American history By tho betrayal Ut his party
and the Union cnuKe. Tr,llnbnll'S speech
WIS naturally devoted In largo pnrt 10 all nj
rnIgnnIcnt of the Johnson Administration
for liz bud taltll; but, in canynsstng joln-
son's trcachcry, tho speaker gaso his opinIon
OF tho relative nterlts Ut tito two purtlea Ge-
faEo tho people. which vert ulcn, III now,
tho Republican ard Democratic parties. lIe
closctl l.ln spcech BY drawing two worsl.plct.
,!res, which, II, Wow Of Trulnbull's Inter
npostasy, will impress ule rcatler mure vivid.
Is now than tlay did tito huarcr thes.. llo
sattl:
have now rr8solltct1 to you tho prtnciprs
for shs sor m r Il to H. e'ltx rur
cttep tUtwc.h them bus, beItuyt.. bnen culttiLty
ns t'Iy sted IL aa H. te ctssns 3. s.s ri
tR'llt'cnl 1}owcr-t0r dtuIsltM,, Qn the sTt.o
uro arra'ysd tho ,ex.can9rcsxlnca and other a.
rrt,'nont, thu d!sarr.,el liel,ol A'ers md I'LL
wh0 symr4thtzctl with Rebellion, tho eaca Uenl-
tlcrats, aud few nlhors, Dt,cu ,Mnrshaei with
tho friends uf frcUtlu!u. now uniting arm III arm
| with tho very ntct who Atslatl t1 Starye unfn.l
rrIsolrrs, aiid on whoss eoantonanees arc still
| visible tho blotehes Ut murder. u! tho ult-
| skirts OF this anaoubly mny ba soGn ,Valtaudl4.
| hHnl and GtIleft knuWlt Ag Sorthcrn tnt-
| ptrEeuss, etlItttng M 0dOr too otfenatrN IL
ildnlit tltcir prD&onco oven ntinnH Whipped Rel,-
eia and cNnaprlturs, md who arv satisfied t.. ba
1MEI4,ittesi III x1t!des tl4r auPpurt, ctAudaatlnc
J., allu NIT 1T sight, 0vur thls tntlDy eE,w.l. j
i truo, tho UnlMi dup has boon dIslayxd, but i
IL sl!spaycd utiy to lccolyc. On A fouls arg III
| Beri9lti tho w0ftl1; "Wa dcinlllu ftr tho Rtatt
governments, rccnnstructcd b. hands whtct
| for fuur yeArs sought by war to destroy tht
Constitution AMI thu uninD, unconditional rtte-
tIgtItlon ns tarfett Nvput!cat! Htat1 Tavern,
!s.u!ts. With tho right To demand representation
in Cutixras." lhls IL tho crowd tlMt INV ntr
neult u tho lcople 70 HI,o them c.,atnli Of they
who h4yG shown themselves eluA! "a the ot,cr,
Ees!cy nf tlrrylnx tho country Kafaly thi!'uKa
! q fur yGilss' WArs two Mill!uns of unlul
8tpllers who h4y0 bOFtl9 tho NtItlt4ln
tluK " tsdA14rh to tyery pnrt OF tho ltepulttc
Rittl shawn themselves tslHAl tn tho 1ubj,lgaeol
OF every nrt,.ed isebei Ia tho land; four n,sibi
| nf coluFesl people ftoHl whom t!lu ahMcktua Q
| tk,ndaRv h1te Just beell struck. who arc now up
lu:rcy 9f laslr fVrMer dtslvytu sAaEsers, u1d u
, 1880-09-14

TuE lion. Peter Y, Oc,Istrr was rcnonil-
nntct BY thu Dolaoer1ttu Convention that mot In
Milwaukee, ut yesterday na the cantidata for
Congress frum TIM fM,rth Wisconsin D!atriet.
Ito wns born III Prussia ana otniKr1.ttl 10 this
country wllen u }cnrs Ut nkn, sutllt1g In Mil
,wa,Ikp3, whero hs has Elnce resided. Ito has
sosycd one torn, IN Congress. tho VITO IN 1873
standing, Douatcs, ncmucrnt. ll,la5: Frlshy. lte-
publican, lt.tt1. JMl, urecnDacker, 1,9o5.
Lust fall tho Republican Htate ticket Ind :aks
Inn1orty In the district, md thu Republicans
aru ssnsulno that ihey can rotiro Dir. Deustcr TO
private l!fe In November. poustor has bcpn
lnctal,er ut buth hranrhes ut tue Stale
Legislature, and was yiolel.t coppctheatl
dur,u9 tho War, lIo Il the editor Ut tho
Sltlwnukco Duty Sttbnte. an influential
Democratic newspaper, prlatetl !u tho Gor1nnn
luIxulge, aild Asl acknowledged usYan Ut the
Catholic Church. Ills Republican opponent Ia
Ns. Casper n. Sanger. wto IL also Oerluass and
CathuIlu, and tho campaign bids fair To bu tho
must hoty contested that has cycx oecurEtst IN
thas tl[4tret, with tho result III doubt. uah
| parties aro sanKntnv ut sAcccsa. and both hre
putting forth thoir best etrurta, Tho district Is
| one Ut tho ulogt populou4 Alld wcAlthy III tho
| State, md IA cusuposca Vt tho shroa Counties Ut
Milwaukee, Washington, aud Ozaukcc. At tho
lust HppoFtionHont It wne caryeti out hy this
Republicans 10 10 tho banucs DemoeEaslo dia-
trlct Ut the 6tste eud IN 1875 1t WIS c.attled tG
Tint dIstinctton, glslng Taylor tne,u,] for Gov
eruar ofss l5,NN muVrlsy. put u grrat reyplo'
, 1880-09-14

Mi. I.EASDEn d. toSDEr. WIS yesterday
nominated fur State Senator l,y tho Republicans
Of the Second Senatorial District, comprising tho
Second, Third, mud Fourth Wart!s of thls city
md tho Towns Of Lnko and 1iydc rark. Mr..
Randall II. White and Mr.. o. 4. Cook wero NOM
Inntcd for members of the Legislature. Mr.
Cunhcc IL resident III Hyde lark. atlI has hct.l
the Attorneyhssp OF that village for some t!s''e.
lilo Ia an active, earnest, and capntlu young
man, and Will make MI exceedingly cre1ttnblu
Sgnntor. Mr.. While Is n lawyer residing In tho
Thlr,l Wnrti, and Nr. Cook Ia tho representative
in this Stnte Of tho publishing house Of Charlcs
Ect1hnrr'8 Sous,
, 1880-09-14

OSH Of the chief grounds OF hope that Re-
ruh!scana vii! carry lnd!sna In Ocse,,or Is tho
fact TINT very mntly 0f tho Iarxo propcrty-owt-
era in tho n.ttos and larger tuwns nro declaring
thomsclvca fur Porter anh Garfield. Naity ri.
ports nro rocclyo,i frnm various portions of thAt
stutc, In which mention 'is sna'lo that certain
life.louu Democrats haru declared themselves
opposed to any change In tho management Of
Nutlnnal ntIAtrJ, or any tlanxer of such Vhal,9u
by allowing ln.lluua to 20 nemocratlc IN Ooto-
hcr. Tho Joint discussion ot Porter and i,andcra
has n,ao ha,l grcat effect In establishing the
minds Of tho moro sensible Democrats aXait,st
tho representative Of their party. Tho prospects,
Ia ln,linna grow brighter for Republicans u
each day goes by,
, 1880-09-14
ILLINOIS POLITICAL NOTES.

JOHN j. 1iay IL turning the Seventeenth
Congressional District over In his canvass. Ii
h9 VII tnrn @ + oyor at tho polls tho oaFboaa
-
If John II. Oberly knew how lnnny patriots
wantcu Ills placo AZ 1sallwny Commissioner hu
wout1 resign md devote httlsctf entirely to nts
canvass for Secretary ot atate'
~
Tis Quincy 1VAlD says that young William
A. lichnu!sot, son ur" Old Wheeliotse Dlck," "lsn
very decent and tnontch Democrat. lie Aus
boon nominated for tho House.
~
a Chicagn newspaper II bllsiiy engaged in
manufacturing Illinois CoNgrcsst,cn. It will
it'd It hara work, however. to elect Jack Lee III
tue Ninth by running Blntth In tho Thirtccnth
E. u. Duck, tho Democratic nominee for
Representative from Coles County, has bccoue
frightened md leascd Ills papor, the Charleston
Courier, to tho Greonbackors. With view to
Tho Democrats now talk Of concedlng tho
Senatorial nonlneo In tho Kano aud Du PaEu
district to tho 0rccnbnckcrs. 1t doesn't muttcr
sl,u runs, for Col. EvAna, tho Republican, cand-
date, Will have u thousand mnjurfsy.
| Old Man Strectcr Is respectfully informed
| that his Executive Committee lIus about cum
siimtnnted that tratlo by which bis o'octars aro
| to 10 tnkcn on In fourteen Districts and biz
oreonoaek followers ft.sca Will tho p07'oe''''S'
| In Wow Of tho fnct thnt the next t;enorai
Assembly Will bo ro1llIrud to rostrict tho s.t'
| for Legislative lild Congressional purposes. thu
Republicans arc puttlns forward their very ''tst
mon. There IL not tho lcnst doubt hut that iho
! Republicans will hasa good working 1nNjtrtS
| III both Houses.
Failing to cut tl.at thousand dollars for A.
| lcRctl services rendered tho Attorney -GonerR.
either through tho Legislature or tho Court Of
| Cnfua, William X. Archer, 0f Ilkct Will ~
bnck to tho senate. AZ 4 scnator be nny stt
s propriatloa for tho Fcsi'ip 1indcl Institution.
| -
And now cotnes tho rumor OF n serious
| break fn tho sullgar,ou County Dtmocrntlc
ranks. L. F. Hamilton. tho Elcctor, 1ohh Mayo
| Palmer, Justluo strattor. aud an atnsrlns
crowd Of followers repudlato tho icnicrshlp us
Eenaior Shut. Charlie Lanphtcr, and tho h'a1
Mgnttor faction. II tho fight ls carried to tho
tivcs and tho urcunbuokcrs and Worktug'net
| tho third.
1t was saitl ut tho time That tho only cou-
slcr7ltion which induced tho Democrats nf tho
| Fourteenth Dstrlut to accept Scott tho drcch-
tauk narnlnce, was that Bcott should mt mako
auy speeches, but, by us1uR hts position ~
President OF tho state Hoard Of ARrlcutttre'
"work" tho farmers in II still hAnt. Lust sat-
urday, howoycr. tho temptation to talk over
came him. and at Ccrro oorlo By auH o1! i'1t MaH
Btrcetor t1lato urconback spccches Tlt et.1s
"Fartner" hcott's campaign. The. Hol'fbolls
J.
Tho Democrats aro Il, trouble In the TentlI
Legislative District III tho two Gountles ''l
Stephenson and 10 Daycss the Republican vote
4,is6 and tho Democratic vote J,..i;+ with l'ta
, 1880-09-14

THE nafInlakess Ut. Worcestershire mil
8talTors.shirc wllu went strike Saturday hyu
already succnnltJetl. the strkecs lre su puor
thur tley tn.l II impossible to atanl out. Most
Ut them returned to work yesterday. Strikes Us
a ,neuns VI compelling employers to adva'lro
wngus ,lu not seen, to meet With lnuch success
In England this year.
, 1880-09-14

d GEN. GRANT vii! preside ut Republican
nuss-I cling 1T Warren. D., towards tho entl nf
t,ts month. Tho eyunt Is IL he .nltto thu oc-
cls!on Ut cue Ut tho must enthusiastic nutpol,r-
1uys ever hpltt IN tho 1luckeyu atutc, and Will
doubtless huyr tho effect Of securing tllallr
VOTES fur the Kcpub:.o III 9tAtc ticket o.. tho
1sth uf 0rtf,trr
, 1880-09-14

PliEME Is one representative Southern jour
nal, the alnbl1c iieuister. which tva'udlatcs tlo
l-lnterrl,lrso Idea. 1t aays, ut would bo
well Il tho B<ssthefn States that hatc Massaehss-
aqtts would ln.itute l.cr honosty. Mot tho tepst
uf II Massachusetts nuns admirable tsa.ta Is has
uApaclty ~ govern. Massachusetts has lny~
crnuout whtrh It would TO we'll tor other States
tu (ulltatG.'
, 1880-09-14

BENJAMIN +. Tc1n.s, Il druggist, of KlltgS-
ton, p,l, went hunting plDvcr IN tho bunks Ut
tho ars9uehnnnn liiver yestcrtluy; and aeut"
tltntully shot his entupnntor, John liutles;
It1bba bepasno W affected ty tho terrible Acci-
tlsut thIt l,o attempted sutcnlu. as4 Is now II
r1lvlsIk n,u,tc. l!u,lcr tllc,l frun hia wounds.
lloth were very respectable men.
, 1880-09-14

1'mE lion. II. d. Ln1l.ton tElt pcrkfus)
will speak for the Republican party It. Indiana
this week ut tho following points: TucsdRy at
MIshMwnkn, Wednesday ut Goahcn, Thursday ut
Lt9onlor. Friday ut Lima, aud Saturday ut Fort
Wayne.
, 1880-09-14

ST.. LOUIS llatl unoticr fire lust evening,
which for tine threatened tic total dcstrnc.
1lou OF uno 0f tho lest business blocks In tho
city, hut which by tho heroic cxcrt!ons of tho
ttre,nct, WIS confined to ono building. that &C.
cuplet by tic scnrrat Furniture Company. The
loss rca:hes s1CO,00O, bit Is fully covered by
{t&s1r,tJfY.
, 1880-09-14

1lAScocK's soIEloquy: o. love two sisters
truc,-ono In gray and onc III bluc,--tlcarIy well.
nut must stand iko any sphinx stony-ey',l
tow,tr1l either mnx: md to curb nil my tender
iungtng inust spccrhless blo and only Just LOOK
HurrtGs
, 1880-09-14

3Ifs. Rlct[AND q. An.ANs has enjoyed COLI
hllernblc ntnriety Of tntc. fo ilrst came bcforu
the public rs t!cfaultlng Postmaster nj nead.
Wool, n. r.; ncr. as having bccu fuuud guilty BY
tho Unlte,l Stntps Qranl Jury. He then siRil-
nKp.l to rscApu frem tho Unitctl Htntcs Mnrshal,
mud was recently nrrcstctlat Fnrt Sully. Yestcr.
day he WIS sentenced tn three years Imprlson-
mcnt anil Ened *5,u0. 1t IL to 10 hoped that Mr..
Adams will not t,c hcnr1 from for some tlmo;
that Is tUsuy, for lhrco yrarH VI ,horc.
, 1880-09-14

WEL-lSFols,lED persons have no hesita-
tton lu eaylng that tho Democratic meeting nd
rerttscd to tAko ptace III indianapolis the Eth OF
0ctotIer Ia being gotten up tor tho purpose Of
giving IN opportunity TO tho Democratic mnn-
nge1H tn import roughs 1rnsn Louisville and other
Kentucky towns, III vol "s from 1T. Louis md
this city, that they tnay yoto tho Democratic
ticket ut tho election tho following week. Bpo-
cal truns are Arrangcd for from mnny pointa
In Illinois nnl Kentucky, u1ld tho Nr,npcrntlo
managers huyo arranged TINT tho tarcs Of tho
rcugls shH!l he paid, untt their hotel hills
promptly tnct. ln return they nro expected to
put In qtEot and effective work atvarIous lA,Ents
Throughout tho fIoostcr Etate. An Investigation
In tlIs city fullcates tint Il guolly humber Of
tho haltot-tuz atnfFcrB who ply thutr votatinp
every clectEon-lny In tho First, Eighteenth, and
in aonn Ut tho West Side t)cnocrat!o wards, will
Lc on hand to yutc carly and 0tttn fortbo Dotns,-
cratic Stato ticket IN nuny Of tho lhtl'Ann towns.
Tho Republicans nru preparing to give tho Dem
ocratlc thugs II wurm reception, nMl II is 10 Id
lpc.l tint thdlr rascally attempts will uc frua.
tE1ltcl.
, 1880-09-14

4 I.oSuoH newspapers Berlin corrc-
spondent sAys thut Nistnntcx hAs abandoned tho
notion Ut r4lyurInx Il biti,etalllc currency Hys-
TEN. Should tho tirpIn Ut ss'ld bullion fn,H
Germany to ths country continue, md should
rho t,.uGrInl Hunk Ut Germany hayu 10 keen
1ncreusinR its discount rate, flisn,arck may 10
compelled 10 clAtlEo lls ricw5.
, 1880-09-14

CHARLES l.. Cot.E. r. Justice OF tho Peace
md il wealthy fasmer os Genesee County.
Michigan, bus been arrested and lodged In Jail
" Detroit or Il charKu 1T pasatnx counterfelr
money. a large quantity Of bognE ftyc-dolIar
bills was found t1l his possession. Frank Good-
rich was nrrcste,! ns an hccotnplicc.
, 1880-09-14

voty nectasary cnlition, a. would appear from
the many Instances Of tho kind recently ~"
ported In thosc eo'umnA It 10 t'u,o Tint sofn0-
thing wero tlonn to pit SKIP to tho ErOaq
Hh.1aea 10 Witch Ittdpr tloRcts re- cF:al. and II ID
to bu hoped TINT tho InroIs will do rs hc sug.
prstrd
, 1880-09-14

Newton }oprlt In Ills ercat speech Mt San
1'r,l,.clscu n.ltcd to our political naxitus tl,ls;
The nomination of Gen, Ila1itoe.s for President
BY tho Democracy lnuans onc of two things
ct,l.vcrs'mi or hypoerlsy-a chnnRo or heurt ot
M ntteu!j,t to deceive.
, 1880-09-14

A nEroI.r cnnlcs from Elkhart, 1l,d., that
Within two weoka two Cashiers OF banks, one
1,rKo Icutor In lumber. two manufacturers, A.ltl
seycrll men at lCss iiote hase separated tfc,n-
selves from tue Democratic party md declared
fur tho Republican cantl!datcs, uoth stato and
Nntionnl. The nonoycl interosta ut that cltyare
Utmost entirely Republican naw. anil tho 1ousll
Dcmocr,luy finds 1t difficult to accumulate funds
sufficient to euuduct tho campaign. Thu nnex-
.nctcd refusal OF tho candit!atu for tho vIc1-
Presidency 10 put ZIP tho cash leaves tho purity
badly OH in muny loc,lites. hut tho best phnsu
OF this revolution IL tho fagt thur tho capitalists
Arc satisfied With tho progress Of tho Nation
toward stable prosperity.
, 1880-09-14

YErLnw-FErEn continues to add Its week
II quota tu tho denth. list Ut Hayanr. Last week
tnero were twenty deaths from TINT discnse na,a
fur lcaths from smallpox, There has been
decsensy from tho preslonu week III tho fatal
c.tses from yellow-feycr, but at fncrcaso In tho
cnscs of snutI.puy.
, 1880-09-14

l.t:r us mike every concession consistent
with trl,th-fct us atntc tho cnso ut It's bcst for
tho Democrntfu party or tho Nort',,-let Us nd
init tint Wnr was inevitable, TINT It was co,,-
flict ut moral forcos, old u tnlu, strong NJ
telth, for which ssatesmans!,lp hnt1 Ito solution,
peace no arbitrumynt, md thcn-7-.Neu.ou
i1,n}h
, 1880-09-14

. SIZING the recommendation Of
the Jury 10 .ncrry. Dc1nrnottc, tho young Vtr-
Rtran who shut his sister III u bnHniO, Was yos-
terdny sentenced to bo hanged OH the 18th OF
ucto,,cr. The melton Of tho unfortunate younH
uuu's COUNSEL for II new trIul was ovorrulcti.
, 1880-09-14


mct,s which Iho Stisartnnti G iccis havn rot up,
anl ossr ,h1, vass nasnnEly tlnns tho Nnt""nl
1rIsIir,,n ,I,lts Il ;l1c ',rwit .,o wt,rs ,,,iI
liy n ,onrcsssn'atl,n, .nnal!tY IN .lstl r'Kii,*,
fGtis II III inti,rs ~ %t1r.1ncf To- snirn i,rtrntcr md
brighton TIL every ttcht,' knee n!,all low 70 l!s
t,,n iii ;,,n TN r." "rgTy rrrtaa G n uf cndnwc ny
tlloIr Grent Antlor With tho lnnlicnnh1o rights
o' @ 1!o' ""crty: M" ,'e po's"'t y. ""rp''Ms'. Wv,
Ane essgh''"t e'."' "'".et's,'eS ~, " t"o ~"
u"''tes s'''' eo!''e''"''e '"t wv S"r'e,'ats % :"
~, .c -s"to"1 uo'e.tent my '.''' s,'suu' ~,
lhu n"' !" ",e'' ~ ~ '"s ~ VIVA t''u'', ,. .
eo,sS!"s'loa ~ 'll''s y. ',!o l'a'' m. t"s NV
p' ',elp's" Wn's,. WY 'n>.''eu ~ nv l'on ~
,."' ~, n""esGa "u'"t"tHas's ~, n"sss.o"t ~"
Nal "'c s4''' ~ Jeopalos. 4"e "o!H ..rt. =.
eo"s1ines'o' s"s oee' aa''"st en'p's.e.y t'l'..,y
"eut'n!'@cs'' "" 1c'''s "t'oi t.t' A'"'''u"',
n'aae tao apceen Ast'n WHICH "o1,n'e auo.e"
tno Nat'ona' p."ltoeni u tho .,el''oe."''c
PATTY "ehohhsesl uto ''oeo'1'."e>""' "sAa ss ~
""hconst'lutloha!' "'!l', AtM 'or. 1"o
present I'cl'oera'!c ea'''hl'1te lo' l's'n1e",'
"h' WIS u, sla1s t'''!e ''i unss.'e'". 'sp
1a'l LOT uae 1'cn'oc.a''c ''o'n''a'lo'' "pp'"se''
u,a1 p'at'ol'a Ill Inc i''os' esp''e" NV en,
piuao ,""'n'er,E"ae' "'o', eSp!lIn', "lA,
sl"p''a'!ea'y' '''tec'!' 'a"" 'e ""s in"o,as" '"
Andrew .jol,nsou,s uolicy wns defeated in
sn,tn nj tho a,,nnort wbicl, II found Mt tic
hand. ~ f,eu, 1in,roc, wl,tlr In was IN com-
""'as u .eh' 1al'coch ",'l,o '.o n"s ~ eo'n@
,aai''l W Ne" o'ica's; o"s ,'"'" n'u "siua
is1'i M"'o p'e'"''e" !" '''uu u! t t,"s .sso".
Of tim sortl, stjl, PROCLAIM Tint tho
t,nmorruttc nnrtv,s str,,t,,,tnv . for ,l,a snme
nrimrin,cs ro, which I'm s1ul ,ln.,kso, fought
Tnnr yrnrs.,. i,chc1 1lr;rntlfera swarm in
{,nnrrrss. 'rhcy I,lnr,; cyrry movement for
tho navm,c,,l nj rr,,x,ons to thc 1tnlon sol-
ftcrs, T}ov nrc f,I,inr tho oilfc;al archives
,vith nnl,ct c,utuu ont t.nnprcsstona1 t,itts tn
nrcnnrc tho wny fnr tbo uayturnt thereof.
r,nv o,cn,v u;yru,uu Ia ..wi,w frnm tia
s,nt,,te-hnoEs t],o 1nst yestfoo nf war irQtsln.
tinn, ~
AmI 1,y,nnu Truph.ll, partly to grat!fy
mnlicn towurL tho i,cpub]iean uay,y. wElcj,
,1ro,n.d lin vl,c,, In hrcu,nc n satnry.
, 1880-09-14

THAT old Frcl1cil Creole, Pierre Cltstayc
Tnutant DoanrckHrs1, ex-lsebel all manager ut
tho Louisiana Lottery. announces htmself
candidate for tho unitod Htatbs Acnatc.
, 1880-09-14

A BALTIMORE nrtlst nall,ctl O'1}rlen l1os
completed n bust Dt Zen. Hancock "wh1eh
cltctts cnrncst ottn,!rntfon from lovers Of art''
It shows about ilalf tho corsct rim nnd gives bis
t1uEa q Ernccfnl md natural awotl.
, 1880-09-14

TlfE 1ley. George q. Min. l}rookIyn
Congregational pastor, haynK ceased 10 bnlteso
I'll tho evangelical doctrine Of tho Trinity, In tho
atoncmcnt, III etrrnni punishment, and IN tha
verbIl Inspiration Of tho Bible, vacates ut.
nt1lnit.
, 1880-09-14

NEWTON uooT1i: Tic Democratic party
has pissed its urtlcnf; tho highest hoon It Gun
,tsk Is tue charity OF obliyion; the ouIy mercy 1t
ought to uxpoct is forgctfulness.
, 1880-09-14

ISnIASA, New Jersey, and Oregon are tho
only Nurthorn States having Democratic Uav.
crnors. anu tho two former viii GUST their Douz-
hon Executives tllls tatl.
, 1880-09-14

4 DAY or two before President Hayes
reached Sun Francisco tho DuGy Glube, u 1lenio-
cratie paper, sa4a: l3aniaers, whether ns hlxh
, 1880-09-14

or low degree, soou discover TINT tholr presence
Is ,,nwclcomc. lit this category tho pcoplc Ut
this co.lst plnco rutherford H. lInyes, OF Frc-
mont, o., Tho innn wu IL In unlnwtu possesaIun
Vt Tho exnit4 otlcc Ut President nf tho limited
Ssatrs nII who y nl,out 10 tIfsrGn'I on IN ilkg
Atmf,ft Int4rr, Of VI. n. s. rlnnrorc,' wtth a
Formidable rotinlln of hts hlstcrs Ills cousins,
nul hts anntA." Yet tho Frisco pcopo Havp Mr.,
tthycs n very cnrdtnl welcome.
, 1880-09-14
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Apencs. u lkentcld-sL m.
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