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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-09

1851. 1881.
II HE
GLOBE-DEM0CRAT
PROSPECTUS.

In issuing it, prospectus Tor Isl. tie t.Inau-
DEMOCRAT e1n make 20 promises fl- thc fyiirr
that u not reasonably sure o. .u.atlutent. l- rr
iro:a lis history in the pat. In the Tres deaf al
contest Just closed il recognized fac tstin-
Champion Of the Repatlicaa cAUs- Ga al Nsss al
vuc-tinz the men and the prsncil irS % tHs Efzi
party ~ freedom and nNtiaa1i'y, and alu.-F~ TIE
exponent OF its advanced thought Ne shah cen
iinus that eoarse GafA!.eriusly in the flfsre, -
long a the Republican party remains tsu- 20 tc
mission on ~hieh il set fsTth twenty yvsrs $50
The election Of james \ tiaf6eia ant chester \.
Arthur A. fTvsA.cn; AMI Vice Prvsidcu. u the
mined states by an unprecedented tsia-iiy % Tie
Electoral vote. sesarrs pSSrc zui Isysctty t. tho
cfIauirs for foar years We believe to ucs Adj
niiaistr1;iau viii >.oE gain -ni <,i 81 ally .pld
the confidence not only Of the Rrpui Ii an party.
but Of the Naiina. hy its vision Api integrity.
we'll by it. loyalty IL the principles II the eEan
izSiion which plac,d it in power. The O'LsiHs-
pENocEAT hFtaiy hc,,ss - aide t. give 70 i7ssi-
dent Garfield enriiSi and earnest support 10
believe. thai he Will DO the right be IL. and
that he viii hTlns the Discharge % hi> Prvsfir
tial duties = clear head. honest hcart. Eni
determination 10 serve his cssniry 20 the hs>t Of
his ability. Certain i; l. that no man ever entered
he White House better attei thAu he b. uItrfc.
education and exPcrirncc 10 furnish al! that
expect Of good President
The Republican party Is aev nom thsuuE-}is
united ami harmonious than u hAs i-'ia 10 aTauy
years Their arr % rival wings Co Il and uo %
pdsing ;arti,t> 10 IL The caniP1t-u shai ha~ just
closed has welded II iarthei ia solid u.s slai-l
the common To-, and there nov no >i1r- ei i.
sihle division w believe thi> t.ifs ausi hsFt.s15y
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aud purpo>. the ,;IaAF- p,xa,-EAr uil d-,ats
special attention {, the suhIret ~ itnint-r.ft,n
.itlns it, tcSt To invite the tbTlfV a p t, a.
chanic- of the Fsst and Of Eurut., 20 settle ,,u
TIN fertile lsn.i- q ths. ~,sthWrs, ana ..f.s, "a
th. STAT, -: Missouri This ~sfbl,,t las ,t,...,i
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YEAR ahead of s fr.,. fr.t, tI,. ittsil AMI d ,tt,
ert If a ,ati..ual rs.li.aI r,rtsf - sail d. ,r-
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rraf city 81 II Louis for millions u u,s infai-
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Nosice or County Superintendent

u csnihcakss dur'aS zoe year lSSo-all hcaA d
- "ysssr Sssse: 3osSe-as follows: -
LFsarusry sSth-s A. N. toir.x.
II April M do do
III. July 5ph and aisg-s A. to .r.M.
". Arcr~f SS;h-9 A. n. to Pm.
\. tsrt"lsr eEh-3 A ~. to iP.H.
Prupp,ness % the part Of the applicants yin be
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dollar sill be Charged.
The couuty supe rintendeni viii he in his once
every sassntxy, except y hen engaged in cxznsfna-
rians IN Wsf-A ease he will b. his o;fce On the
f,,Inwiue Nord,y. WILLIAM BISHOP,
County sap.iiaispdens
sslina, JsuuaKS s@h. lsSo
g.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
DrNocRATIC METHODS IN VIRGINIA..

DEMOCRATIC METHODS ~ VIRGINIA,
now THE STATE WAS CARRuFD FOR HANCOCK
GROSS PERvERsIONs or LAW By DEMOcRArIC
OFFICIAL.
To the Edttor Of The Trtb Wne
SIR: Permit me to call your attention 70
some facts connected with the recent camp'ign ana
election m the Metropolitan District Of tins Safe 90
winch three Congressional candidates we're placed I'D
the field NAMELY George d. Wise, BOURBON; John p
W.se R-adiuster Democrat AMI H. L. Peiouie' hepuD-
lcan. who finally Withdrew favor OF John = WISE
The law Of this state provides tnat voters must De
duly registered. and nave paid 81 p0u TAX pre-
viOus 10 the day Of election. This tax IS to ne pan 10
tue clerk Of the court OF tue city or county Wcn 'o
resides. Accordingly the colOred men locked 10
the clerks Office OF Hust.ug- Court. 10 Andrew Je
kins. clerk. who known Democratic PARTISAN Ihere
they met tneif first ropu se being told 60 20 TO the CITY
Treasurer. who would Immediately make out tax Bill
FOR the city and collect thef money. Hundreds we're
fooled 10 this way until their friends told them better.
when the clerks Office again oeseged by an eager
crowd. whore all possible detenOns and anBoynices
we're placed IN their way Many were tolc that they
we're not assessed others they had already paid
and others that their names hot on the book.
linus a thousand men we're cheated and defrauded.
whi- others became dishe1rencd and would not apply.
John E. Massey, Auditor, seeing these things. aD
Piled e lawful remedy and appointed tax collector
william H. Beyerldgc, member Of thc Rea juster
Democracy Then the Bourhons finding that their
pan hal failed and that many cOlOred men were gong
hs office aud paying the tax. met IN secret conc'ay-
o pre- against hm. o. sunday nigat his office was
attacked. his signs down, and his Ohce OinciWise
ma. .ated. VT held me tOri and dhl
ms amy Ike MAJ The Bourbous then proceeded 20 the
COur.s 10 Try some legal process stop Mr Beveridg'
from receiving tine lax. They applied 90 al the cry
judges for an injunction refused. Then they
appIed 10 a juigr Ot adjoining unfy, .osoiteh
pal tsln. WHO giaHed their prayer IAS nl cu0n was
served ON 1Ir yeidce 30 nightii when re- re-s could
Lot be- had from Court the Bourbon judge d. rl'r-
ton uOtld "a not receive Lis rec .ip,s dnd bL'
thousands of voters turled lrOm the polls Not
only richmond but al through ths stale 30 IS now an
dscertiiued flc tna more thau enough zen We're uu'
eel the rIEh sun tO nave cast thr clcctOtAi
vote Of the state for the Rel 40 lcl- can llGa e.
Dut tine Outrage d.d nos -tOp here. Al tuo fois cN-
vlct8 DllCkic-,. aud Others stationed,
who threatened rh aegD., Win tne peuicutiarY ana
with mob Law; tler receipts Weie taken nom them
and torn up d tH.y iuicI over tU tine police - DE-
rgl voters drt iu'd until nndu wu. ud chen re .L5ed,
roo aie 10 vote. This s the solid ,o1tA THIS ' te l."d
OIL freedom. LA -i.Lb-L
Richm0nd Va NOV. 8. 1880.
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FOREIGN Ne US.
THE IRIsHLlyD LEAGUE.


EARLY MEETING or THE ENGLfsH PARLIAMENT
COMMENTS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
L0SDoN Nov. II, 1880
The Observer has reason To believe that JEc
Ministry do not contemplate any immediate exceptional
measures FOR the p esorvt OF peace IN rennd but
intend to defer action until tns meeting o. Parliament
which may bee expected early IN January.
The PrH lfaH G0-eHe yesterday evening said the talk
tia Parliament Will be SUMMONED early IN January
or badly La. good oundIuon. Uuder ordinary circum-
stances Parliament would rot meet uu.i Februlry.
The S. Jancss Gascie IN los leading di-oral yesterday
evening expressed Tear that tHe Ministry are driving or
bene driven toward legislation creating peasant pro-
prietlry tlrougiour ireland, probably with view TO
extending che operation 20 the rest Of the United King
dom later Oh. Il says:
The ultimate means VIII probably Oo the purchase OF
hr and by the State and lts ais' rhr1On % te peas
artrv 10 Doe pad Tor certain term Ot years. Nothing
short ~ tnis VIII he accepted by ls IRISH 3gf1fOrs.
Tuc Radical members OF tine Government anu tneir sun
yeI Co the Radicals rather tnau SUITE the Caoiuet 10
break up An attempt may %" made To co.h te piu lh
some disguise bus substantial y, and n IT, fun elect, TINS
f. .ar fhc eXrr iu ile cabinet are hoping ana
striving for should zoe measure lIl 10 pass the House
Com Uous orr having passed t.e Commons, De- rejected
, fa III u-e of IT, d. DO ilm0s ccrany would De,
lie dem4 cuts would 40 p the coustfueucics "lth
6iudad by Schemes for transferring property from fch
CD Door l.eu. ana tIry know hIt they would never Dee
faxed f0I cfrrYiIg Our @Iru scheme. Il Would DC tuc
affair VI .lc lucJIue-tdN plfff
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upon tn miners became excited, and informed hln
that If ne undertook to assert his title 10 the
land and to remove any of them as squatters, they
would hunt him with shot-guhs.
The doubt and uncertainty that hangs over the
title to much of the land Of this Territory is one OF
the greatest h ndranccs to the development Of its
mine 81 resources. No man who goes into the
mountains prospecting can feel any confidence IN
his ability to obtain title To- a mine which he may
discover About the time Dee strikes rich ore. 1t Is
more than likely that some man viii come along
with the pagers of a forgotten Mexican land grant
and claim the title 60 the mine which he had no
part in discovering and never would have iound'
himself The great mines Of this country nave al
most without exception, been discovered by poor
people and their stimulus has been the hope 81 De
coming suddenly rich. II they are III danger OF
losing the great prize after is within their grasp
rs they are in many parts of NeysMexico' they
viii not endure the priyatons and suffer the hard-
ships incident TO a prospectors life.
My conclusions ara:
Frs-That it viii he criminal neglect on the part
of Congress If it allows the coming winter 10 pass
withou: providing for the most speedy adjudica-
ton of the titles to all Mexican land grants. The
valid ones onght to be Immediately confirmed. their
boundaries definitely fixed and patents issued for
them. conveying to their owners Just what the
Mexican Government intended TO convey and noth-
ing more. The remainder of the Territory ought to
come as soon as possible under the operation Of the
public land laws of the United states.
S.c)Hd'y-rhat unconditional patents already
issued Will probably be held 10 have conveyed Jules
to the lands they cover and everything that per
tains TO those lands. whether found on OF beneath
their surface
Ikirdi-That Investments in unconfImed Mcxi-
can land grants are about rs hazardous as any thAt
can BIZ made. Z. l. w.
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BEACH-0n sunday, November 18th, Lucreua P Beach,
ssEycs, a. 1 6s @s TsSaes oo D''oNH
Inie. lnent O. ~penc rJown, n y
BNOWN-At NvlcS o. SUNDAY lam mss. the Roy Charles
= Brown Nis-ioa OF ne Methodist Episcopal Church
Five Points VI sslOn.
N0uce Of funeral tO lorrow.
] Ssys9 ,i r a 51@ q th n j.
Stout * Co. PlilaeDlla.
Funeral MONDAY az l:i5 p N. , ,,.o -, -
Now YORK Newark and Paterson Branch Of Erie r. 1.
futerment al somers. conn.
COLGATE-On FRIDAY morning November IL Char org
Elizabeth. vile Of Apn-r w. Colgate and daughter Of
ne ,aaisn square Prsbysr oF ch 2
kind requestei tina no flowers De sent.
EDwARD--on saiurlay, November ID. James b. Ed
Relaves aud reuas are invited attend his funeral
jersey Cty Please 0mit flowers
HAVEMAN- suudsny the 18th inst, &c rye Hav man,
Of IN tns 5-d year OF his ase.
JACQCE-- McCHAIS-0n sunday November a. Lotte $.
Georg 81 Jacques ana daughter OF the late JOIN
McCnAn. 49,.
Fqgs Wv we i5 5sn aSFf a so n'
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend.
.; Eiis D. Kn 15 in the Gsa year Of
Relatives and friends are respecay 9vel =" suesa n s
Taesiay the l6tl INST. O'Clock p N.
gv o. RGasra 81 Not E1y he .sr her nI n
Relatives friends z the family are respectfully IN;
West I4th-st., Monday, 10Th inst at loJo a. w.
NEILsoS-In Trenton, y. ], Sunday November L. Eli
Notice OF funeral hereafter
RoBERTsoN-on SATURDAY November -, 1880. after
short Illness Francis CARPENTER. youngest Laughter or
James VI. aud Addle Robertson, OF PeeksAlu, y. I.
Funeral In private on Monday.
sEABURY-Gn BROOKLYN on SUNDAY. November Il, nc ms
late residence 40 10 Cunbera James ~ ssabury
IN tue i OF his ag,
Notice funeral hereafter
rIIIINGHA sunday l4th inst, ar View Brighton,
) l.. Mrs D. widow OF Charles III. TiIlnghast agei "
E1ers sstees AZ New. ightOn Tines lay l6h
10 n n al the usidence OF her gran son, c. H. IOap
In,asasnt al Providence r. l.
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MEETINGS OF DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS.
Z a Meeting of the XXIst Assembly Nstrif

Republican Association, Friday evening. No. East
Ftfty-nin hist. I27 names adaed to the roll
and forty-tour applications for membership made
Among the names added 20 the roll that OF General
Ulysses s. Grant who said have rented house
IN FIftyeigh th-st which he Will make bis resi-
denee General John CoelraBe General Henry A. Bar
num- Colonel Webster. William A. rowing and others
addressed meeting. RESOLUTIONS touching The
recent Republican victories unanimously adopted
regular meeting OF the XIXLh Assembly Di-t-.et
Repiican Association held Friday evening at No.
4St Marks-paee Que hundred and eighty persons pro-
posed at pre- vIous meeting wera fayOrably reported
upon and admitted membership. About seventy
applications for membership were made.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT NDiCATlOTa

Alvl3.s,s D. Pho 3ti 81 l1t-a
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 I n. m.-TLe bar0m-
eter is highest Ia the Lower Missouri vi ~ 5ur is l
ing rapidly in tlo extreme Northwest Northery gales
IN North Carolina Indicate depression # he 5outa A.
laut1c coast. Occasional raiu or mas fallen IN all
districts ast OF the Mississippi Rver, ard YET continue
occasionally the Atlantic States and Lower Lake re-
rl1u souhwcsrery winds prevail in tnc Lake region
and New-Erglant elsewhere they are from Northeast
10 Northwest. being brisk along the South Atlantic
coast. The temperature has fallen decidedly IN the
South Atlantic States AMI IN the ONO Valley and Ms
souri,. marked rise IS reported rom the extreme
Northwest FreaZ NJ temperatures prevail in Lake
region. the OHIO, Upper Mississippi aad Missouri
Valleys and IN the Rocky lull aims districts.
lndtcuuORS.
For the Middle states cloudy and threatening weather
with occasional or snow, Northery possibly baca-
ing Westerly winds, generally lower barometer station
ary OF higher temperature.
For New-Eug land. cloudy and threatening weather
with occasional rain or snow. S)utnerJ winds lower
barOme Uer stationary or higher trmpefa -ure
In the canal region Of Ono Indiana ana Illinois tenn
peralres viii remain below the freezing p0nt for tie
greater part OF th- tins until Tuesday
In the remaining regions the temperature VIII sink
below the freezing point during sunday and Monday
nights.
CGut,0Rdry Sign0,S
Cautiouary signals continue rom Sandy Hook to
Smiihvile
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EFFECTIVE CAMPAIGN WORK.

The course OF The NEW YORK TRIBUNE
during The late campaign has commended 10 10 the Re-
nublcaDs of the country. We venture 10 say that
one agency has accomplished moro for the success "
She case than this valuable journal, Its editorial ard
cs nave not only been and timely but IN tn
ort of te campaign news, and especially 0t the agita
non among wOrngmen on te subject OF the tarin, t
ha. carried the gre Leg Tcignt Every issue has been
IjEe . ;;- rui m the camp ~ tue enemy, ana every
5in dre, mas gone straight 60 the mark lts political
squibs pierced the Zoe between tne Joints 81 Ihr
rncss and Its Republican readers have enjoyed them
bearty Among The masses or those who have wleldcd
ths nan la the cause oil political jusos none stand
biSber tban Whiteaw Reid his coadjutars on the
sta6 OF Tue Iu1UNE-
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YOUNG MEN IN BROOKLYN POLITICS.

A meeting to reorganze the Young Mems
Central Garfield and Arthur Campaign CluO OF Kings
County was held the OF the organization, No.
57I FutOn-st., Brooklyn, FRIDAY evening Tho presi-
dent Marcus aterseu in the char and spoke Of te
work OF the club which numbers 100 y0ters-between
the ages of ,wenty-oue and thirtYiye He urged the
need OF permanent To st In preserving
WHAT the Republcans mad gained in election.
II was necessary. said 20 brfug forward the young
EpDubcan elerarnt, aud make good nominations fer
Office necessary In the perma nent organ zaon no one
would be admitted unless member OF the regular assoc
eiaon m mis- ward After discussion IL voted 20
make the membership Of the club % cents MONTH.
every memDer 70 be not Over tnirty-hve years
Of aye,
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Der 20 go will elose tins Ofhce on TUESDAY AZ
a. M Tor Europa steamship Arizona VIA 9neensto~n.
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speriay addressed. ana or II M Tor France direct.
~ .teanship LcasePs, via Hayre, on THURSDAY,
at q m Tor Europe. Steamship CITY Of Chester
correspondent Germany ami
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sraa'-hiD phala yia Plymouth therbourg tnd datn
hurg, an SATURDAY. $50 q. m. furOne, stead,
ship Ceiuc QueenstoSn correspondence Tor Germany
and scotland specially sGres isu
for direct. by steamship Auch9ra Glasgow
ana at n h kurope, by steamship Shen. r0atl
arupton and Bremen MATS Dcnm3fG. and
NORWAY aTe dispatched hamburg Bremen
ouly The tur Clba leave New YORK Novembar ~
The SteXic leave NaSN0rk Noycsbe ~ AMI ~.
Tn- Newfoundland aRl -. Pier Hqnelon leave
N.W.YorA November 49, The mails leave
November 10 The ms!s for Aspinwa and south
pa,luc November 20 The mails
n p leave New.Yerk November ~. The mails re- tho
WinawaId west Indes New iark November ~. Tho
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