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, 1880-10-01

Arizona. TIm ,nnment that lItnl, In nd
mittctl with Its present ,nfamo,,sly tmmorat
system, whIcl, IL not only Mt war will, o,,r
Government aud systcm Of morals. but with
eycry phnse uf mulcrn civilization. TINT NM
,,,eut Congress places tho Nat1v,,nl sco1 Of
atnroyal upon Atormontsm, removes II from
Federal control, and opcns tho ratcs Of !,ajf
n dozen other Terrltories to tim admission Of
the crbwnInr oyil Of tho urcsert t1ay.
Tic case OF New stcxtco Is hardly less
dangerous tlnn TINT of Uial,. apart from The
sprcatl of Mormnnis,n without nuy cl,eclz
FROM Its utterly iIlEtcrute, degraded, null ST.
pcrstttIous population. WHO have scnrce)y NJ,
lien III cou,tnon with American civilization
or with tic spirit and sentiment of the lle-
public. Its population Is made tn Of Urcas-
crs " 80 tlelnsc,l, ignorant, md sd,,a,id M II,
bc hardly removed one degree from tho cull-
.,lltiun OF tho Indians. In cact, ,arisl, or .lis-
trict tiieru nrc but two men, tho priest ntid
tho nlcaltc, who chi, reatt md writr. THIS
rlpnrrcl pob,llntto,,. |,nyfnr rotI,Eur tn rouh.
, 1880-10-01

tleufy searccr md .tenrrr ttan III n,,y country
OH tho fac0 Ut tho onrtli, business would
have becn transacted oil fn]ling market,
and ttlcro wotl'tt have been pallc nntl
disaster Among tho hankfng, manufacturing,
mid mercantile Institutions throughout tho
country. 1t cannot be doubted that 10 lFyest
tho grccnback notes Of their lcgal.tender
quality ut the very beginning Of resumption
would l'avo BEEN equivalent to their retire
mcnt md destruction. 1t Wns hut another
way Of achieving Dnyards original purpose
10 destroy tic grccnbacks. 1t would fIHyc
bcen notice to tho banks anl tho debtors
tint leEal-tcntlur pnper wosttl no longer bo
available for tho lawful tllscllareo Of their
obligations; and, Of course, there would llase
been rtsli Upon tho treasury IN ZIG hipfc-
s"o, ,s'', ,". 10 @ ,t ,,,s ". Ill., w i,,
ste 'uS ~ sto ,'o," .T
"oala uaso sous'e 10 t''o.ect tl'''Sesa, e"Mae
q'tt petit wonll havo been. tho popular cry,
a'"' u'"'ets"' s"sie,,ana "on" '"'e
been tic resttit. silver wol1lu nave
cu: no figure III tho cuso. for tho
coinage Of s",Wo,ooo OF icga-tendef sIl'
yer lcr month would not ltayo brcn 1l,uro
than drop it' MI ocean. Indeed, tho
scheme Included the decentralization of both
silver n,,d nrrcubacks, a,ui tl,o reduction, Of
o'e. "'..A et.'"o"e"e' 'Af' s"o t.,'"'''o', -, ~
INC 'eeai1e'!er i.ha 10 eoh' a;o'le' Nv
s""p''"n vi .'''. p'a1' eo"'a on's "',, ;l W."
5e"che'' u ~ a'l' 'l'1o"e'' "''''e'7a' o''''A'
'"p'es.
n"t tn's IS n"t a.'' pas"l,t Spohe "''.st
Inc noso o. tel li,neoeH' tao pe.'oet"tlc
e"i'1aa.o lor 'reSl''e.' @ ",." r,o!.ssen Ill., :"
, 1880-10-01

~ Will DC sCcH tEDf! 1attsSc figures that S1hGo
1870 The StatB Of l,,tllana has been Il Demo-
eratlu State. III tint year tho Democrats
elected their State ticket. Even III, 1872,
when thu Dcmocrutlc party broko tluwn
under Usee!ay, a,Hl hNrslly tMaslc II contest
anywhere 1t carried It's Governor at tho Oc-
tober election In ludana, though few
wcaks latcr, III November, 1t voted for Grant
for President by over =. y, QUO mnjoflty,-tho
oltt I3ourbons staying away froM the polls
md refusing to support u "Lfbcral l,cpub-
licaM" for President.
III 1871, Mt tic October election, Indiana
elected u nssmocratie Governor by 5,!:M m,a-
jorfty OIL q full yute, and three weeks Inter
Eayo Tlldei and Hendricks 5.as5 majority,
utter IL most desperate effort on butll sitles
LII October, 1873, II gave tic Democrats H.
liz plurality ovor tho llepnblicaus, thurs
heing larg0 GrcentAck vote, Which cut
into The Republicans,
undcr these circumstances tho Republicans
Of Indiana nre making Il nlalily md nlngmlti-
cont struggle. They arc cUntesttng Drin1-
crlt1c Stale, striving to ollst tho DUurb0i,s
from political powur In n State they hny0
hold for liyo successive elections, and whicl,
us late w tS7.s, Wien Greeley was THAR cult
titlatc, they were nbla to 11tnintain Mt tho
OctHbcr election. Ordinarily indiurn il,uy
be c0,!!ltc.l ~ sAfo for tic Democrats us Is
Michigan for the Republicans, ,41ul ordinarily,
| II thu Republicans should curry lnGEutla ut
tho Oetober election, 1t would bo rs Indlca-
ttso Of IL esla,lso Ut public sentiment us II
tho l,e,nucrats wero to carry Wisconsin.
still, so brayety md SD vigorously hive the
! Republicans 'aborct.. sn eileYgntiratiy hNyo
I ftah f1tru1i9an tim tfpn iEEnfta In nanr
, 1880-10-01
PERSONALS,

u,,,. ,. l., NJ .1,,.,,,...,u 1-,..
My leBaIN5 ~ MEs' W!nSloW -htHN
AUnfso.
Tho w1tow Of Ole Bull has reached Now
TURK MI her why hume.
ut loDks ns II lia.l l,ettcr begin iig9iuE
for MY lntchct. ."-.fo}.n kfIlv.
i Ncv y,r,, ,unor ia ro,no,, fh,mnev
c,s,,,, tfr Ia s,,,'.,,'....,.,,.s " -. ','.S,,
,r,,o t,,,r ,,,a f.,,.,r.to,, +,,o t1oya,,o-,,,,
,,,nts ~ H. rI,,,sts r., ...t..,- .,,a.st,a oso,
.s',1, -
Iolieee Af".."tes s'1oaia tahe 'tope' lWo
New ofleata ce1lofs sro Rettths fenay 10 ilgnt
"''el' h1ld poschaHee o"o u taotn 't'ay pe k'oo'
THO clny III gcttlig returns from SONIC OF
tho luck towns ii, Matno Ia catlbcl solely by the
, 1880-10-01
MANUFACTURING SENATORS FOB THE
sQuIH..

4.. souIA.,
~ i's iecct'l ~" 1o,A si'ese' oc''"'ot
1uhA1t"S aou"ocu l" 7's""""as ""t"uah
"teh ie "'Sc'oseu tle p.'rposo " t'le !oi1-
u. uots' Us soo'' "s ''leS hst co1'.o'' ~ "ts.1e
leSas ihto 1--WE new states, "auef tno GU act'
o' "sa'nlss'o" into t'ie e',,o', tn.ls secush's
'e,e 9e'lato.s loE ol'c ooa1nsfh o''''s' 'a,l "
"iloso terf'tort 'ies "est III tao f'''1i hl!1'e'
anu ~ pascnes' 'see4ess' aia' 'efa"se'esS
ueaeFt b"t leAus' hesetuietess' h'!s p"p".
Mlloh enough 10 ol''"e 'hto te" a."'es' anA'
g!8e caei' ohc OF '"o 'he'noefS ot u'o HOUSE,
senator Cohkl'fR M'snt haso mat1o t''is
warning st'11 more e"ptat'c II ~ haa IT,
tesfcA to two moro states' Ut Ierrnoflcs
'atheF' "nlh' tae 'loxt totlsress' u 1ehlo-
c'i't!c ana liNhcocR II e'ectet, pf"i'oso 10 at-
nit aa NOW otatos-'H': u!a'1 aha NJ" McS-
leo. 'lhey Rro now ll''dcf Fettefal manage
n!el1t, administered by teaefat GOVERNOR
territorial officers anu J'tdges' though thelf
Legislatures aro clecteu ny INC nslao-
limits. on account III thc syinp@shS
Inc democrats marc Always s'to"la
Tor M"rn0nis'l1, ai'a Us rcason OF
the state-sovcrelshtS DOCTRINE OF tnas mrts'
tue Alorhlol's hase Always al'hla1ea WIN INC
pelhocra1lc party. I!sc HFcAsela VI AeW
Mexico aro DiGotetl ultruihonti!ies, satstf'tctI
Ill superstition mid Ignorance. wholly 1llltor-
ate mid unfit Tor O proper discharge OF tlio
functions os Slate aosersn'ent; but they,
too. call themselves Democrats, unit 'ct with
that party because they want "Stntc-so,er-
c!gnty," so that they cAl run u sectional
Government liko the M9r''lol!s.
The admission Ut Utah rs State nnttcr
ir tnf11. - $.1
, 1880-10-01

SINCE tic Grccnbnckers Of Indiana linyc
read Senntnr Iiuynrtl's recent Gnw yurk EJ,ccuh
prne.afm[,y ltmllcock n,Il English til enemies.
like hlmsoif, Ut o.lr pr:Acnt RFconback currency
ullst fnyarfng tts abolition, all,tleu change has
cnlno ovur tllo Rp1rtt Of their rcnnIs. They now
desire tho cfent If l{nncock nnt his purity. antt
nrc very likely to mt tsoIr votes at tho October
election wtlorn thoy will tto tho most good 10
fiut uni.
, 1880-10-01

CONGRESSMAN IoJtS VAN Vo0lsttfs was
rcnnmtnntel ycsscr'lay BY tho Republicans of
tho Thlritcth Now York District, mil Congress.
man ketchnsn by the Ncpubl|'alns Ut tho :rhtr-
tecnth district. a1yron L. Hush was nominated
ty tho Republicans Or Tho 1htffnfo District. tho
late representative uf which, Congressman
rlrrrc, has resigned. Tin Thirteenth district Is
strongly Republican. The Thlrtiotll au,l Thlrty-
second have fair Republican lnijoelttcs.
, 1880-10-01

CouSr pE CIIA,,liont's stxtietl, birthday
was celebrated Mt tevcr1sl r!acos In Fruncc
yesterday. which gnos TO Rhuw thut cru,i tho
1sousbons hnro still snnn followers IN that co'tt
try. Commemorative masses were offered up In
rar!s. ll0r'.catx, MarectI1es. Rnd other tuwns.
The devotion of tho Ecclcsinsttcha party to the
Jlo,1rbona IA why tho ltepn1,tcnnsn nj Frauro have
not orcrlnleh love fnr Chttrchtuon.
, 1880-10-01

hN italian iroMcsnd, sai, to be tho most
p,worfuE unu eyer constrllGtc WIS SUCCESS"
fully lnnnchcd ycstcrtEny 1T Itonie III tho Fres*
enco OF King lIumbert slnI istrKc Knthoring Ut
his subjects. Tho nrf',nr Of tho new tronclad
Tho ltnltu) ts said To l1u three feet thlGk.
, 1880-10-01
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

1,nE CHICAGO TII1nrSE hns established branch
ptces for tlls receipt Ut subscriptions and ndvertso'
hents NJ tulI0Hs: -...,...
NEW fuNK-Roou1 = Tribune Building, +. Nc
FApnkS, Manager.
GLASGOW. scut!and-Alnn'a American Sowr
Agency. VI Hantoli-sL ....
LONDON, f;ny.-Amct!can Exchange, ~ Strand.
N9xny +. Nt1Lfo, A9pnL
WASHINGTON. II. C-!3i9 + street,
, 1880-10-01

nRsfOCHATs nre mt yury humorous In
1.,wu. Thoro IS puce clltei Cuntro Fui.lt In
linn Ct,Auty, Ut that S.ato, however,
wllcre thoy 0utnltnlbcr tho 1tepuhl,cIs,ls.
Tncru was a NMraold md arthur meet.
iMg there "Wednesday night. A. boty
IT torch ucnrGrs tnnrc,,lug IN tho meeting WIS
Httncketl By tho DeM0crMtla tht,Rs, VIII, pcltcsi
tho,a with stoitcs and rattcn ckRa Que Of tho
turcl,.lNnrcrs WIS t,adty injured. i lttto ti1no
uHo colured sl'eakrr was attacked ut tho sa,le
plncc. Wherever tho, Democrats ur1, II Il .ls.-
1oslty th0y ,naaRu tn show their itlstllsctivo IN.
fDlor1lncG and coWNrltEg. =
, 1880-10-01

A SHOOTING affair took placn yesterday ut
Yokimn chg, ". r., In which, Dick apunn was
killed. hIs brnthot, John Sp'nnn, shut through
both legs. n,lsl I)uvt! Cnrroll shit tlrtugh tho
l,nKs The lntter IL ilN expected to live. Tho
causo fruln which tho n!fMir resulted hns not
been pucnrtnturtt.
, 1880-10-01

Tno,fAs 1IuunEs, II. T., tho author of That
world fnmnus honk, ''Tom Drown Ut Rugby"
haa accepted nn invitation 10 llnH with tho
n,cs,l,ers Of Tho Chtca9o Ltlcrary Club. liu will
urrsya Of, tbs III, tst. a... tho sl!NMar VIII take
plnco tho following tlay ut tho Grand 1'aettlo
llnto. During his stay IN tho city Ar. Hughes
will 10 tho E,,rst of tho lloy. urooko IIerforl
President or tho Club
, 1880-10-01

An TIE campaign progresses towards its
clDse In I,ld!nnH. the Republican cauae Rntns
Grausntt. If tho Gtuctinn were to tikH pfnca To-
,tny jniHa Porter wUuih bu riucteh Gorornor.
Tho 0rpenlnckprs Are not working for tho DEM
0crtlts this ti'no 1lnynrsl's Now York speech OK.
posing tho fact th1t lIat,cock Is contsnot1onist
md III fayur nf tlr'nnnrt'xtng thu scgnt-tendcrs
nru then retiring tIlcm from circulation, md
lcartng nothing hut gold rs dcht-pny,ns money,
has sournd tho indiana 'GrBrnlackors Oil him,
nMu 4 Hot4 1nMlly Denncrnta ntsn.
, 1880-10-01

IN his speecl. ut C!,elnnatl, tho other
tlny. ar. GrMssbcck sa!d: "Ycstcrtlay tho
Stntc WAS EoAstfll1: Its pride hns i'ccn ttmhltt.
Tint wus right. 1'o-day tho Frtlcnl Govern
,nent IL loastful: he It olsrs tn I,Hm5!o It's urILD
N,eo nnA kcep It in It's truc posttion," Mr, GrprB
heck did nut Rtyo his rcusun for loslrlng to
hlnllu tho pride Of tho National Government.
Is 1t because TINT Government fought grcnt
wnr and savch tho Unfon. Or because it Inns
preserved tho National credit, Or Because 1t
refuses ii 1,ly llcbct clnlMs, pr 1'ecnuse it hls
rcnslOncd lis wounded unl crippled soldiers?
, 1880-10-01

IT Is 1nltGvat tlsut Sheriff (:a.ttllrcauX, OF
New Uvruns, hus converted *lsl,fUI Ut thu
n,nHty Ut tia Stnto VI I.oAsIurl to his avn ltse
Tho City ri New Qr!ualls will losp $ltU.0aN
through his .lsfn!catton. Tic wltoIo a,unr1It
appropriated ty Iuuthraallx 10 l,Is own aso is
9.50 0t: u,l.l hu IT. lu carpnt- -bIggnr, but dyed
III. tho. WUu! Antirbt,.l 1hinucttlt.
, 1880-10-01

THE latties OF tho Womcns Christian Tent
perancc unlon nro considering tho nlvlsahlIty
Of establishing d cotfcc-house. OR several Ut
them. III this city. ms n tncans of preventing In.
temperance. Tho Idea ia borrowed from Scot
land, whcrc tho cuIcc-hoIscs ire very pDplllnr.
and very effective It, tho way Of drawing work.
i,,rn1cn nway from saloons. There Is no tlnutt
that wcil-cont!uctcd coITce.hutisos In Chicago
would not only pny. bt,t lo much Ku0d III tho
direction intonllel BY tho tompernuco ludlcs.
, 1880-10-01

SECRETARY ScItuIz left Washington yes
terduy for Clovelnntl. whcro ho Will spra!s to-
night. lle will deliver four speeches In Uh!n
l,cfnre tho 18th. lie hns hcon requested by thu
Republican Campaign Committee 10 deliver
ComD1y,
, 1880-10-01

GIN. GRANT l,us Issued cni1 for tho re-
unipi, Of tho Hogs In 1Buo nt indianapolis oil rho
sth Inst The cx.Prcstdcnt, ten. Sheridan, md
scyernl othor Union 0cncra1s Will bo present.
Committees havo been appointed to mike ar-
rnngntncnts for tho reunion. Tho tlcnnnstrn-
ton promises to 10 the largest an.l most I'm.
pnrtntt gathering of tho BoyB in blue ever
bnt.
, 1880-10-01

ATroI,SEy-(;ESE,sAr. Ens..r.L lsas given an
opIn.ul that holding tho olce Vi County Treas-
,trcr OF Cook County tlocs not disquallfy Treas-
,,rer johnson from serving us II member Ut the
Stnte Scnntc, for which he pns elected In 1873
fur four ycnrB. Tflu Attorney General has,
therefore, advised tho Governor TINT. IN vacancy
having occurred In tho Senate frbm tho Fifth
district. ao special election need be cIcA tu I'LL
tho sGlne. This tttsW,scs of that question until
tho stato enato ehMll flayn s,Al thu t1nu to co,-
slider and letcrnnlnc II nutt,orIsatlyey.
, 1880-10-01

thc Nu,louni laop,,l!tcnn CuupaivM Commit tcn
will tp heisl ut Now fnrk NJ, tho 1lth lust.
Gen. Ir,nt PROMISES to ntictd tho nhat!slg, Ito
will bu tr,llrr,l II reception IN tho ncclIsnn IT
hIs visit IL tho Emplso City by tho IIuys III llluo
'4l.ld by tho Republican Cluba OF New York,
Drook!yn, aIl,l Jersey City.
, 1880-10-01

Two MINERS OF Tucson, a. r., are author
lt1ra for tho story TINT Gen. Carr hui! II fight III
tho IIutcl,ut Mn,,utRtns, N. 81. with portion nf
vtctorla's bnrd, In which eighteen af tiie rc''-
skins wcre killed.. 1t IL to bo hoped that thu
story Is true.
, 1880-10-01

Nit ]. u. WAHn, Of rlttsburg, and Serrc-
tary of tho Western Iron Association, who llts
been nlnkinE IN examination of tho uirn,l-nro bed
IN tho ,cighbnrhood uf LyHchhurn, W., fur
so,Ac wetks. rci,Drts ibat tho orc IN that rcE!on
II tho richest IN kns ever seen, not even except
ing tho Orc Of tho Iron Mountnn At,i Luke S,,.
)tcrior rcslons. lie predicts speedy revival Ut
thu iron Industry In tho Vicinity ot Lynchburg.
Arc...ty two rolling .nills that hNy0 becn lilo
fnr yeass hayo been sturtc.i M ut thlt piacc.
Others will soon l,o bi.ilt antl 0Eoritcd.
, 1880-10-01

FoNK went up nsatn ycSferslay III tho Now
York lnasltct. 1t c!usctl "Wednesday Ut &l1Guper
lnrEel. es,ne: sAlcs wero ,lndr yestonlay ut
$t7HJ md tito market clssutl ut $l8. Tho price
III the Chicago and New York markots Is now
,Ectt In On
, 1880-10-01

TUT buffalo Express, with whose editor
RnhNtor Cn,kltHX plsscsl lust Sunday, sAyB:
"The seratur'a uaoyetsc.ta uro 9ayeructl by the
Nuw f0rk Republican State Committee, under
wnosc order he expects to scrvc wslcthor IN this
stnt0 or elsewhere, every day he ca'1 possibly
sparo from thts timo until tho uvo OF the general
election"
, 1880-10-01

p Cnl1Is nnd feyers hive taken hold Ut tho
everlasting hiils III t1erkshts, County und xtucr~
nIty through thu Connecticut Vntlcy. Even tho
stA.,ctcst defenders Ut tho sllulrlty Ut that
ci,atu MEo compelled Ia adu,lt tiaat tho Western
nlnxus bus invaded tho enrthy paralllse.
, 1880-10-01

Fl,SNKLIS LASnEns, Democratic caiNll-
tlnta for Governor Ut Indiana. sud IN his speech
~ tAaNatton:
When Gcn, Hancock Is elected hu will carry
tho jnvcrt1ngnt back where Il waa when tho
Republicans not 1t.
Thu Indianapolis Journal keeps this announce
unllt standing.
, 1880-10-01

facts seem to he flat tho t,tnincrnta hnvo
cnma TO tho eoncluann tint they cahnut
curry rn1ia,la except by frls.l. and, ~ money Ia
necessary to carry out tho fraud, tho Democrats
whnt r.ctty Rood supply. 1fntchins' ninn
wo,,lsl lay tho rank antt tllo under contribution
that nrRe barrcl ntny be opened for uso on tho
t3ny OF tho lndiann Etato election.
, 1880-10-01

FOURTEEN members Of the Italian parlin-
1rent huyc pctitlonei Hfgnor villa, 1tnlinn
Minister OF thu interior. for tho rolense OF Mnt.
Cu,,zio, Oarbnltli's snn-ln-lnw. who WIS coll.
yIctcl sumo tins ngo Ut political olrenscs.
, 1880-10-01

cheap, md that ho will never get that clcrkshp
Congressman Foraytlio carried tho district in
181E, and i,o will hc nb!n IT. mako 1t very Inter-
cstlnE for Mr. Ellen this time.
, 1880-10-01

llEslocnATIu sports nll0ut town nre snisl to
ho Offering STU tu Ea thAt Lulldcrs Ijci,,> beats
Porter .Hup) tor Governor Of 1ndtanA. 0o slow,
bpys. fur ull Republicans nGo tut members oc
tito i. u. q. A.. anl sumo OF thenl II thoy win,
snay keep tho snoacy; aad frosn the present ap-
pcarances tbey aEo mighty llkoIy to hug tho bets.
, 1880-10-01

GEN. STEWART WuopFoltn, Mt Fart Wayne.
tho other night, spoku loa club VI no young
snen whu uro to cnst tho'r Afst ballot Ut ts1s
election. aud vino arc ull for daracld aud
Porter,
, 1880-10-01

4 SEono employed OIL tic St.. Johns u
Lake EustIce tlAlroad. near Furt MHsoh, Flu.
Killed bis bnss, II willie ,nnu, Wednesday. Tho
no9ro was arrested md placed In jnll. Tint
night he WAS tuken t!ierefru,n by blnu III 1nea
MI I1,nrhn,1.
, 1880-10-01

''JEFF DAVIS rail fast tlne shortly after
l.eo's surrender rtp,arks tho Springfield Re-
I,t.l4tcdni hrucu tho prDprlety Ut putting his
hume 81, the Tine tublua down South.
, 1880-10-01

MANY I.tscit. nn Inmate of the Cincinnati
workhouse. whore kisu was sat,t fur four months
fur sl!sordcrly r0s,tlslct, has suddenly becon,,
rlcIl. Iiur father. Dir. Cruno Lynch, Of County
n.wt'. lr,land, t.ictl wccntty, leaytnx tlnry und
her aIstcr, who rcstlpa III E1w York, Joint hctrs
luA large property. Mary will prG1aby bu nbla
FF{j.
, 1880-10-01

TME Nebraska Democrats met III Conyog-
ttqn Al Onlata yesterday, and wullt through tho
Joeu1 "S nltnInating u htnto Ticket. Tho nonll-
1.ea tnr tiuycrI,nr 10 ex-senator TIpton, wt,a
Nrueleylxe,. II, lBis, ljr. Ltvlnyston, ut Cass
Cul.nt}, wux N0n,natol tHr Congressman. There
IL nst tho slfxhlpkt ehaAeu TINT either viii l9
clrclcL. Nebraska IL = atAlwart Republican
Etnf,t
, 1880-10-01

THE indianapolis Jaurju.l says 1at Nav
York, not lndlallA, Ia tho plyotul State tn thls
cumpatyu, but 1t doca not by upy mems giYo up
, 1880-10-01

III tho surlVclcus 1rosteA toc'
Goethe.
111'
THO PhElndolphin Fjtic IItssc writes edttorlal-
]y: "l}r,1tus wl,s Ctrsn,'a best friend. An niil-
,,.,', ~ rt,,
my H., S,,", C,nsnr t, ~, ~, r. nussras lin,
sS, ~ ~, a,a s,,,,So,,,,,a,. ~ ,1,n f,o,.rrnm,t
lr,,t,s .hont,,oi h,a r,,r, and yna lin ilrst
.r ,t,s,,,,,, ot -, .",n r",,1icau ,natttnt,ons.
,v,u 1t",,n,'nS ~ t,o,..s,n, -. .,,r,,,o,,fof hia
: tr,,.,,s a,,% nr,r. 10 it,ns ~ ,I,o atormtnr
,,.nla thc ,st,o,,, 1r,,or ~ n cvtato,, nj ,hat
... raa, VIZ, a,,a "n,,',.,,,. ~. nnr,ts NJ
1' ,ese ~. i MI H., s .s
,',sTo.sa ~. ,n.'.' ~, ,,o,,1n
,,ona ,,n,.oto, ,1.oro ,rn. NIL. nyo cIssa
~ ''I -. sas,. "ms a,, III ~, at .,sa
~ s"o ...,',n, @ ',.a,. H. H.
u ".1m nm. W. 1'.., s '.. ~
.''"eanu .. at1s.,.. s.,.
., s,'..,.' ~, w" ao Lay @ ,, .aa., ~
aflu tt!ieo1ll. tal! OF polsoh anu 9!l cussea tno
aay Of tha. Victory Io!l,.y Mr: n,'t:eosx u tue
f,,,"n ,,s ia I'm ,o"rcs,ntntiyo mi atnntlnr,f.
unu ~ ~ .a, ~ o ,e. h fnt r,a uI ,ho d,r.
Of o "no a oyo 1ues saboa hm
L, participate in tho glnl1ous anl anal result 1t
the struggle. T,-t,My. his naUla atlfl fnlne. bis
Sr';Ss asfs d , IL SthgTwss G % pprs 1mns ne sso
North nnh South, nru forming. They
think to storm lin Republican, stron3-
os aM thoy hers Mnf 4 's lsssss1P
fttra In prlcy tho ting TINT wuves over tho ahtp.
il Ut rU constulltcuco. noltl,or III cuso Of n ru-
helllon or u revolution: When Cor!oiat!s. ti1o
iye st 1T TIC Ss hsa t hs curta 81 npo isa Esor
,.ul Cly by ais ct aud .lpctI llu Etactl himself
t ho i trn.nr, who former etI1s.,, y ,.a,rc;
, 1880-10-01

HANCOCK Is completely ,,,,.ler Wall street
lntincnccs. lie swnllnws tho 1lscal gospel Of
such shnrks ~ belmont a,ld Hilton. iio tc-
!!eyea that nothing should be seYal-teM1pr
money except gold. lilo waits to wij,o nut tho
Rrceml,Aell, c1ntrHet tho currency ecu Millions,
md appreciate tho purchasing power nT nancy
by making It nrtflrIally scarcu. Tint ii tho Will
street Slyl0ck doctrine. For particulars sco
Acnntor Iiuyhrtt'a Now York speech OF Inst wcuk.
1te tllcro declared thslt 1tnncocs and hmsclf
held tho euac views IN regard IL resumption
md contraction, mi wIpnK os.t tho y,gent,neks
liz ,nut,o this declaration within five minutes
G,re of HUGO Tatnnlny linlG Democrats, WHO
howlcl with delight ut this contraction atl-
luulcrtncnt.
, 1880-10-01

GEN. JoitN +. F..nSswolsrn was llns1,tnutetl
fur co,Igrrss by tho democrats oi tho Weht stlo
yesterday. Ihs aetlon was anticipated. Gen.
Farnswnrtt was tho only ,nuu Of al,y pro1nl-
nsnco whom tho Democrats or tho district
could xut to mako TIM saco ugainst Col Davis.
Mayor 1lnrrsson declined, hccnuao to foIl ns-
s!rc pf tiofoAt II he run. Con. Htllra, who WIS
mentioned III tho Cery0ulloIl, would have noth-
tnH to 10 With tho ll0nltuntlun, mud 20 Furns-
worth was ttuttcA uut tn lrad tho Den,o-
crhslu husts to defeat IN November, In
accepting tho nomination Gen. Farns-
worth expressed soFr0w far having over
belonged to tho Republican party, a1sd
ulI.ol,!crA ht1nsclt Arln hclIovcr III tho s!oc-
triMu al 6tato.riKhts. Tho Convention. 1lnlsi-
natCtl "Jtm" Nrndtey, u moInhcE Ut tho lato
pcmocr1ltio County yllg. f0r nenl,er OF tho
6tAte noanl of Equalization. Nrulley Is ct,n.
apcuously unAt for the oIlco. Ito Is MI unlcttcrcl
nun rho knows notksuH whatsoever Ut taxutlo,,.
ElIs record IL thoroughly baI. md ITO political
botly but belnoesatto Convention would hayo
thought Ut nominating him tor any oticu higher
shuu Cupst4Ulu4hIp
, 1880-10-01

Olympic ThcnITt.
clark stscct betwecn Lake nna ltandnlph. Engage
t,cnt nf the Lngnsd uurcsque cutnpany. "leohin'
eQn Ceusac.'
, 1880-10-01
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ExtA4ltlAN.
Like Front oppus!te Adams street. DaY and
linz
, 1880-10-01


IJelated street, tutwGcn A1n1tsUn and Monroe.
"Gsixx!y Adams" md ynsinty entertainment
, 1880-10-01

Unrerty'a 'FhcHfrt.
Trnrtnsn strret, turner OF MnrrtIs Engagement
Of Ittcc1 SURPRISE PARTY. 'tltcvela.'
, 1880-10-01

IN tho Mccormick 1inll speech "ratify-
Ing " himself the very junior l'nrrv Smith sn,d
TINT tho wasa llotrlon Democrat, butt wis mt In
fnvor nf secession; tint o rould ,iut t'o cocrccd
by n cnuci,s," otc. IIu IA undoubtedly yut,n9
1l0uroon,-kt.. n ei,ap who lcarns nothing n,tl
furKots nothing; but 1t h very evident TINT ho
Il wi,n!iy i4isornnt af whnt n DcinnerntEa Cum
Ercssional ct,.cua H. or t,o mover wn1ttl l,nve
tMlke faOls!,nrss Ut tint sort. Tic ttlGa of n,At
lad. utter hci.lg elected Ia Cuageess rs liaur-
Ion Democrat. refusing to uhey tho edtcta uf
tho Donnncratfc ca,.uus III Washington. Is SUI
prencty ridiculous: but It Inns its sud nspcet,
fur II ho votitsrctl tn ttcfy TINT supreme cofl-
cfave. snnlo Of Its grizzly nd knights would lay
tho yeint.stcr ncrNss his knee. and i. =. d. M.
I'll Eo promised Ia be n good boy anil o1,ev
nt.1ers. Thnt'a wEnt tho lla.trbon on,lc,isns do
With tho halky young members who kluk NIT of
tho traccs. II yn1nH Perry Ind asked tho old
nlat,, ho would iatc toll him gu.
, 1880-10-01
tho lattor. Tho reports from 1nlfnna, especial.
~ from vIafnrs 10 tho State, ar0 Of tho most
encouraging kind.

Hen l}urLEH's name ~ conspicuous by Its
nl'*lt,c0 frunt all tho official lists Of Democratic
orhtUra.
, 1880-10-01

Madison street, between stute and DcnrboEn. En-
Ragenont VI DensnHn Thompson. "J0shuh Whit
CUuu.",-