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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Mrs. Wallace
OF Indiana; Lucinda B. Chandler, Pa.
Susan B. Anthony and other delegates Il
the Woman's Suffrage Association, madt
arguments TODAY before the Senate com
mittee, in favor OF Sixteenth amendment
to the constitution, To enfranchise women
STAR POSTAL ROUTES.
The investigation OF the Star Route Ser
vice was continued this morning. Gen
Brady was further examined relative to
the Santa Fe and Prescott Route, and
was followed by McDonough, contractor,
and Gleason, one OF the sureties.
INDIAN MATTERS.
Information has been received at the
Department of the Interior that there is
a movement on foot to organize band
for the purpose Of raiding bands OF In.
dians in the Indian Territory. The par.
ties engaged in the work have their head.
quarters at Wichita, Kansas. The sub.
jeCt was discussed at the meeting OF the
Cabinet to-day, and 1t was decided to issue
instructions to the Government officials
in that section OF the country to forward
all the information procurable regarding
the matter. The War Department will
distribute troops so as to suppress and
check such movement as soon as 1t Is
attempted.
DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS.
A communication from Cbristiancy,
United States Minister to Peru, was also
brought to the attention Of the Cabinet.
Christiancy has been requested asa repre-.
sentative Of the United States, to recognize
the present government OF Peru, and not
desiring to act without first consult
ing the Administration he asked for in.
structions. 1t was decided 10 authorize
Chtistiancy to use his own discretion in
the matter.
INVESTIGATION OF THE NEGRO EXODUS.
The Senate Committee on Exodus to-day
continued the examination OF o. S. B.
Wall, Of Washington, colored president Of
the Emigrant Aid Society, and also took
the testimony OF James L. 0'Hara, a
prominent colored Republican Of Halifax
county, who is now contestinga seat in
SVHSleoo AlOul LlG 5eCpuu NuItIl ShIUllud
District. Wall is under cross examination
by Vance, as to the basis for his assertion
that North Carolina was "Godforsaken
country, with soil that would not sprout
blackeyed peas" he admitted that he had
very little personal knowledge Of the soil
OF North Carolina, aud personally knew
nothing about the counties from which the
present exodus had started.
In response to series Of questions by
Senator VOORHEES,, witness stated that all
information received by him as president
of the society, to the effect that en-
ployment for North Carolina colored peo-
pie could readily be found in Indiana,
was derived from circulars and letters 81
j. FL. Walker, mail agent at Terre Haute,
and several other persons living in that
State (whose names he could not remem-
ber, but whose letters he would hereafter
furnish to the Committed and from Perry
and Williams, North Carolina agents OF
emigrants, what personal knowledge the
latter hadin regard to the point at issue
he did net know.
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prf,IprSr KrYsER, OF the Baltt'
u, .,I Ohio, says that the opinion at
r ~, =, !. ,ha, the syndicate Of wheat
ss' ',,',. will be able to hold up the
y '., sa,iI An advance in Europe comes
y !. ,SE. ,sIirf, aud moves the heavy accu-
,,,,,, y Al Chicago to the seaboard.
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wnEELlxo is agitating the question Of
converting the fair grounds on the Island
into a park. wethink the groundsshould
be kept for Wheeling sham battles. It il
a good place for such, and Wheeling car
get up bigger shams than any place we
know oi.-SiStapile Independent.
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LocKroRr, N. Y, January 2s.-Dauiel
Barrett, Supreme Priest Of the Catholic
Mutual Benefit Association OF the United
States and Canada, died suddenly In
Medina this morning,
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:, ~ symptoms in Ohio aud else,
ips 4 a. a growing belief that Genera. ,1l
" 'st, II % be counted as one OF the
dfs ss,,is. a, Chicago next June
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,1nrr,ul.E Blaine boom was set on
'"Ss Ss,"mbus, Ohio, Thursday night.
~ a.s1o.e4 to formally open his boom
lIsPi, !. which State he has a following
y. 4 no, equal to Shcrman's'
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/. ,.n, BY this mornings market re
!. H ,S,t even the gulIible people who
r. 3 'Is he kinrs Of Wall street consider
l,",oted |, NJ, sale by the syndicate Of their
.,16' .an .h,,es Of New York Central stock
g,i." A cable to the New York
: ~ ~, az, the London papers attack the
Z. :, ,p attempt to milk the English
y y, = md nd harvest a profit ofss,OOo,Ooo
!, .s'% md above the price paid to yande er-
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~, white people are beginning to
8, xa.,s 'n,I Caro-, Carolina for the West, will ii
S' So,Is SrIs, 70 for voorhees, investigating
w ,,.s ",. N ascertain the cause2
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TnR CioAR ISrEREsT.-We give below
by months the tax received in the aggre.
gate by the government from cigarmakers
in this city, and the number Of cigars made
and sold each month.
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Bosros, January 23.-An Augusta spe.
cial says: The Richards Light Infantry,
OF Gardiner, arrived at 2B.M., and marched
into the State House. AGstling gun will
be herel in the morning. All the ar.
mories in the State are under guard. The
Republicans mean to hold their position,
and II the State troops are hot adequate
the President will be called upon for aid.
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TANNING TIE DYING EMBERs.

A Dull Day In Maine, but the Night Brings
Rumurs Of War-The Fusionlsis Pre-.
pairing for Desperate Deal-Goy.
Davis Garrlsons the State
House with the Military
Serious Trouble
Anticipated.
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(tt GntdItgfnfsr*

-, >, aud s7;'ro"r'e""'h street
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MgLp FOR IRELAND.
What America is Doing for Ireiauds Poor
PROVIDENCE, R. l., January 23.-Bishop

What America Is Doing for Ireiand's Poor
PROVIDENCE, R. l., January 2S.-Bishop
Hendricks directs that collections be taken
up on Sunday, February 1st, in all the
Catholic churches OF his diocese for the
people OF Ireland.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, January ga meeting
was held to-day, Mayor stokeley presid-
ing, and q committee formed to receive
contributions for the relief Of the distressed
people of Ireland. A. ]. Drexel & Co.,
gave 81, 900. Asuggestion was made that
the respectable grocers in each ward re.
ceive contributions Of provisions, which
would be transported by the American
Steamship Company at a nominal charge.
John Wannamaker Is Chairman Of the
general committee, which includes George
W. Childs, A. j. Drexel and ex.Minister
John Walsh. The committee will issue q
public address.
AT NEW YORK.
New YoRx, January 2S.-The perform
ance at the Grand Opera House, in aid Of
the Irish famine relief fund, netted seven
hundred dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

"Beneaih this slab lies the great Sam. Cox,
Who was as wise n an owl aud brave AS au OF.
Think It not strange his turning to dust,
For he swelled, and hO AwelItd till he finally bust
Just whore he has gone, or jlst how ho fares,
Nobody knows and nObCdJ careL
But Whercy0r he Is, be he angel or eli,
Be sure, dear reader he's putting himself
The delivery Of these lines were follow
cd by roars OF laughter, which were re
doubled, when, Cox making no reply, thu
committee arose, and the House immedi
ately went in Committee of the Whole on
the private calendar, Mr.. Cox in the chair
After some time the committee rose, anC
a number OF private bills were passed.
Adjourned until Monday.
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AT THE CAPITAL.

The whites About to Raid the Indians Of
indian Territury-Invessigatlnu the
Causes Of the Negro Exodus
The Womsn's Appeal for
18th Amendment
TO the Coastl.
tuition.
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EOR SALE OR RENT WILL SELL
l. thst we'll known stand, Nos. 700 aud 2o0l Main
street, occupied by J. W. FeTrel or will rent the
tame The house Is three stories high with eellar
There are Two gSod StOro roams In the hEat story.
The dwelling part Of the house contAins fourteen
70 ms and there Is good wash house and other out
building, Thehous6 was built OF Grss rate material,
and the orkmAuShip Il hSt.Glas. The house can be
used all toeethGT or separated Into three tenementA.
Apply 10 GEO. II. PARKS. ItG
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E'OR RENT-THE 2.sTORY BRICK
two halls dry cellar anu large front yad, fronting
The river, closets and presses In each room. Posses
sion given a. once. Also, tho tWo.siory frame
dwelling modern built, containing seven rooms.
WGter and water el0set Ia house; yard fronting on
river Both houses sTe grained aud plpOrtd tnrough-
out and are among the most desirable for residences
minutes walk Of The market; good vide board Wulk
IRON bridge 70 the door. Inquire q .-o,y
ia9t orH. r. JONES, IiGS Market street.
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The investigation of the Star Route Ser
vice was continued this morning. Gen.
Brady was further examined relative to
the Santa Fe and Prescott Route, and
was followed by McDonough, contractor,
and Gleason, one OF the sureties.
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pw Works Enterprise-LocnI Notes
Rrouai -SpelIIng Reform = Markets
'7 wELlsBURG, January %.
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ApopsrA, JappSy 2a-The slatensnt
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WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Mrs. Wallace
Of Indiana; Lucinda B. Chandler, Pa
Susan B. Anthony and other delegates TO
the Woman's Suffrage Association, made
arguments TODAY before the Senate com.
mittee, lin favor OF Sixteenth amendment
to the constitution, TO enfranchise women.
, 1880-11-06
PRESIDENT HAYES.

hfs SlHbhFS I5IPt NFat Nol
CLEVELAND, N0y. b.-l'rcsident Iinyes
WIS called upon this morning by tho nc,M-
bers Of his oil regiment, tic Twcnty-thlrl
Ohio, ar!d held lcyca during thu forenoon
Mt the kenHnra House, where he WIS guest
Mt lnncl IF the Republican Il1slness.Mer's
Club. III response 10 the toas., "'rllc 1'rest-
dcnt,' proposed BY tlcorgc II. Ely, President
OF tic Club. President 1laycs SAIL;
Tho very complimentary rcn,nrka We hnre
Just listened tn eurltaln s0n,p things which nro
rather extravngnnt, but which have oecasion-
nlly beard. md which | cnnhot reriy to with
moro thnn tho simple expression Of my RrNt-
ltndo that my friends feel moved 10 to epcnh.
II has hcen ny llrfn nnrposo to do thnt
which appeared 10 mo for tho K0ot!
Of tho wilnle country and that of eue!
nntt nil ot Its fnllabltnntg. hnvc believed tint
the pFincpes Of tho Republican purity were 70
inst nnd 50 generally wholesome tlnt whnteyer
WIS slonO for tho tr1ir welfare ot tho country
woutt' tend to tho establishment Of those prft,ci-
pies In puhlld estimation. hnve uctah III strict
ncconancc With my bellcf, heretofore expressed,
that thut which best serves our cnuntry serves
best our purity.
REJOICE
that, Mt tho close Of my turn of oi1icc or 70 ncnr
that close thnt my et1cccasur hnR been clcctcal,
MY friends aro nble 10 feel TINT. IN strictly
ttclnx that which scanned for the best interests
Of tho whole country. hive, to sonn extent Mt
lctlst. promoted tho SUCCESS Of tho Republican
rnrty. hin glad tn be nbic to feel thne tho
principle Is established that tho MINI who thinks
whit IL beet, md will at tho same tln.a stu w.,nt
is best, for nil tho people, Will also be doing tunt
which Is best for tho liuuublIcan party.
President Hayes nlltl wife left oil a special
car tlils AFTERNOON for Washington.
, 1880-11-06
such MI nct, mud f,o could rot ho found my
whore, t',os!gl' l,a WINS seen Just nlolncnt
before tho stutlq Wna thrown.


Special D.pdtch to 1ns Chtedeo Tribune.
CEnAn RAPIDS, H., Nov. 5.-ren th0u-
snnd people arc In attendance nj tho funeral
of the lato Democratic party Tonight. Tho
city is brilliantly Illuminated, boil. business
blocks and residences. Tho cnltnorls b0oiu
ylct0ry alltl fireworks Cnlfvci, lilo occasion.
4 procession ut n tllonsnul, with turchcs,
bnnls. bnnnera, trnnpets, horns, md ecoolf-
Hhovcls, inratlcl tho streets, followed by 4.
span Of mules, lnhelcsl "1}arnunl's n,slrs."
h!tchcd to wagon containing n row-bont in
which Hancock, English Il; Co.. III lnasks,
wcra trying to get up Sntt River, S0mq 0f
tho banners were very suggestive anil INd'c-
rous, rcEntlvc tu thu DeMocrntc cllange, hit
saerc,i 10 i'i; the i1'einory III uf salesovcretsay
mil secession. Deatl by tho hand OF AhrIi-
l!up! Lincoln, by tho nower Of tl1o Ercat Re-
rn',lir9, party, .n1v! tlcaa( by tho Justice nf
nsa s md hfsfS te iSrs essFsy Gyyse "Htf istisr
WIS richly Illustrated IN Chinese characters.
Tlo wlgwnm could mt hold n,c-tl'lrt! Ut THO
people seeking admission. boyrrnl s'iort
uiiiSottnted. Eyeryim'iy oh oheer,si for t;nr- IT.
ilr!sl mud Arthur, f0r the Republican ytctGry.
md for iowa!'s &',ooo maturity. After tlic
sGrtlt,ns, the hundreds Of torches md uni.
ttnwnwnrts, md lli9bGietttrtl0n pronounced.
business is mtlcIl better stnce electon, ajNl
tho 10y of Iowa people knows no honntls.
DUBUQUE.
apfetat DtspateA to Tht f:hteoon Tribune.
DuItUQCK, 1n., Nov, 5.-Th0 Republicans
hal tho grandest demonstration EYER Wit
ncsscsl in i0wn this evening, ntN Its cgnal
lsas lIHvcr been seen III Dubuque. over :!.00s1
torcis-bearcrs wern In line. mud five bRln!s Of
were present. from Aianclnstar. In! lena,
Waterloo, nipl Cedar FnDls hundreds nf
private residences wore Illuminated, wAilH
the slreets were Rayly decorated. After THO
slrcdts, tho column brought ~ III front ot
tho CtIstmn.llouse. WhNro tlioy. were a!-
dressed hy Senator Alltsoy, tha lion. j. X.
tirayes, Col. y: u. l.Ierson, .antl other
grani uprising. Of ltle .ntnsses., md WINS II
glorious recognition to the next President.
nAvENrulsr.
Special Dhpatth 70 The chttaso Tribune.
nAvE%Nio1!r. % H., my. 5.1Ihe leplblic-
a',s ct tts city art sufrrG,!ipg r t9w, ar,
combustion t,' 9!i . naE.!l'lccut Scale Ii'o
jubilee on tho river front. QUE hundred
rHs 5 wsrs 5e 5eP. 5y e es 9rfry tSy sv sonpa@ny @
Garfield nntsaltDn marched through thu
principal streets with torches and bands nf
music. AT Tnrncr-i1nll q ErvAt CrnWA gatlI.
crctl, WHICH WIS entertained by apcechca mud
the surrender nf Leo lias tho ]oy. foil. .maul-
fcstctt Itself lh so many ways. Tho Dclno-
crats are tnatlo 10 belieYo there IS a punish
lnent After death.
M'1NEaoIt.
Eptetas Dttpd.th n TAT Chttdgh Tribune.
.AfctinEGoIs, H., Nov. 6.-Mc('regor Is nil
nhnZe with enthusiasm, n torchllgllt pro-
cessoi, l'olarca, nl,d fireworks, III honor Of
Garfield aud Arthur, md C0ngrcsslnnT1-ofcct
uptlegraif,-tlle greatest demonstration of
, 1880-11-06
CALIFORNIA,
REVISION,


SAN FnASclsc0, Nuv. 6.--ThIs nlornIne's
papers MnkD tho vote Vt tho State practically
u tle, THIS change from Inst lights ruport
IL duo iess to any turn III tho reports ut tho
a,rccncts titan to n revision OF tho tabutatetl
ktate,uents, Tilpsu differ considerably, nlml
thcru urouvltlences Of lUNsu w.,rIit sufficient
to tElsrrmlEt all estimates. Undoubtedly thu
estimate pf 1000 last night wes thu high, a1N!
tIIb hest opinion seems to bo TINT t;arllulsi
will have plurality ut frout 500 to 1000.
yEHy Cs.oHE.
spseial Dtspateh 10 Tas chleaeo Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nuy. 5.--Ihe political re-
suit III tlIs State Is still Il matter Ut tloubt.
lieturns from .rolloto tlEstrluts coma very
slowly, alld IN n.asIy coulllles tho ynte is 50
claso ll,pt onIy tho official uo,lnt cal decide.
This leaves ,,nnny Legislative candidates Il,
doubt. aiul party estimates attfer widely.
The Democrats have baell very confidently
elaIMtux II maiortty OF jotnt ba!!ut III tho
Legislature, but tho latsst rQtnriIs Tonight
!ln!tcatp TINT tho I.0wvr House will bo very
CLOSE, will. tho rhallcea Tor twa Republican
majority, wll,le their assured lnajorlty OF ten
III. tho Senate VII! almost certainly give thsn.
Il .leclaed majority OH Joint ballot, and insure
thu elsctian Ut Republican Senator to sue
ceeI 1natt,.
Gen, john F. Miller will probably be
The Third ,congress!oua! District u very
close and doubtful
, 1880-11-06

eAniralGf1. he sa!l, hnil Hccii nlin ~ E1ont
Htnic' H wns siannsr ID I'iaI iIs hn;I i,aa no
tlnMht, from whit llc rcn,l of tho PROGRESS
Of ~, cnllyass there. Tint tl!e Republicans
woai!l eH!ry \ by from do w. tH ~, 10 go |nn.
bccu eicctcl, IIc confessed ilnt lo WIS al'out
rraty tU HlsG np tho CHEST, lor e tllnnE'lt If
MI old, reliable Republican StAtu Hike MalHe
liltlo llnpes 1T carrying slcl, ii ,Drnoera.ic
Stpto MS ilnl.ntln, Tlie rcsl,t III litllann WIS
4 ,stftI .gTcatcr., surprise to him lhali
TINT IN AfnfnG, Ern,n the ttn!n l,n: heard nf
l:'th Of t>cloa'rr, lla snl,sfiere tl,e 'rs!.lcn-
tiul ninttcr' practically scttlc'l. Tht ln,lin,m
Tts,,'t ;sl was IT. ,st rlr!nriy rtatify1ng t.
gentleman for w!,osn Integrity, mtclltEe,ice,
ntlti tltIswrryng lse,tnlllcnlttH,i l.n lluh tho
!llxlnst pasallilo consideration. As sool! In
@lo ttarnc'( the news, iic .clcgrarlled the Gov
ern0r his congratulations :,
III lie l'neiile Suites q" '' ''''>''''
,"Wcll,, ! nin disnppoIntetl somewhat, NJ
though tilis mornfng It arpcars thai CaliFor.
surpassed. before tho election, TINT there was
States. Nevada scenis 10, be ,:nntc'ie,t
nowy., however, to llGncock.. Tlat wu
frull tho State IL snlnating yery serious;
mud, In great measure Is to i,e uttrihntedtt
tlie cotl.lt!Gt If SlmrDn, wlln WINS elected ~
= Republican scnntoI, uni .lrew Ills nay, bllt
ttlat lln wntlteit to play tlie ka!!ie gllne aver
ngui,,, but the tnol,te Of tho Stnta appeared
tlisinclingt to stallu that surt Ut thing long
cr." '''''s' '''''' ''''''>
."What ,lo yon. think Of tho canyass?"
could not watel, II % cl,,sely ~ II I hat f'sen
ut i,olnc. hit, nu tho1'art 1t Ito Dnnlurr.ts,
u seems to me tie 1Elnst Infamous tho co.ltl-
try lns i ty.r sss rM i!es thy Esr)ur|,S;s
a!'l I'D r''is barlns Ss i iho e"nsss' ss i'sws1sn
ticn. t;arlela hns hor1a hiilsself wifi
trent dignity, and discretion, AMI Hx-
'!lte! l,tnsoif stitl ,nloro Il! t!'o
Si spseses II he s as ,|sler ls i sin gn1s!s ts evas @
aro perfect models, uni hc ,irver, ut my
time, scctns 10 lave been thrown oil Ills bal-
abos ~%nt s cs5l"st sfs'"S g. '' ''' prevailing eA
tect. ave no d d"'bt tlas tl IL wiil III SCI. ssieet tn
Callnpt That will be satisfactory to the party
nnl ttlo country, Tl!G irlme of l}entn'uln
new Cabinet, lnt ! think such II sclee.Eo1!
tc iMrty H. y NJ nl''e, accomplished innl'
af td ,lns!lf ~! litegrltE knsw is f"tnHr
having served In Congress with Him for four
yenrs. 1t IL santt hlnDtt, ntltl tha oil Wings
nf 40, who yUtctt f"r his. grandfather, would
like to sec the grandson Il, tho Cabinet"
reports tint woro sens nut from Now York
/ Tacy to Tint StNsca'
~ Do not :rhc mere snegest4len of ~ a.
wl1lo'I llas g[vnn tiarliald Rnnlu 45,00u nr no.
900 majority, under thu prcte,tso Of ifnn,ln-
lent yuies, Ii tho most monstr0,ls infamf III
, 1880-11-06

thing now, and there would, of course, bo y
variety Of opinions. Illo l.to!t.yo,l.s sol
tncn were always plentiful nftcr defeat.
Thpso who look for tho cafsse in any mere
local or personal matters, arc shallow men
whose opinions amount to nothing. The
country is III a very prosperous condition.
md q great many people thought 1t N!sest to
let we'll enougl, atorc. That vlcw did more
to produce tho result than anything e'se
Tl1B FRAna or MiRct,EvOt1s 1.Ea1st.ATtoH
on tho tariff, or from Southern Influence,
were but offslloots Of tho satno sentiment.
1lnl there been hnrtl times, na tharo wero
su.,e ycars ago, 1t would hny0 influenced
immense numbers 10 fayor change who
ilow felt tint change might bu l,azart'osls.
Lack OF cntlrc harmony among leaders III
New York md the holding Ut tho election 1T
October III lntiata fi,Rteatl nf November
1,nt some weight, buE the good times mud
disposition 10 let wcll enough hlohe Ind
moro tt,nn anything clsr. 4 great nanywla
felt they were getting along comfortably
now hesitated ahont n clsanEe Of rulers. and
voted tic ttcpubticnn ticket, without nca'l"
or Its candidates.
Ilcforring to Mr.. Englisl,'8 Identity with
politics
IN FAIRLY LIFE,
the reporter askctl: "I1ow docs the politics
ut tho present tlay compare with the times
before the Ware"
Mr.. Engllsf~-Not fayornbiy. For twenty
years before tho War I was Rctlyoly idcntt-
fed with alt tho mittcat contests Of the
tine, but must admit l,ayc scen more
Indications of decentralization and corruption
III politics In the Inst few mot, this than did
ip tho w)lole of those twenty years. md
consider that, In tlle future, that man will
serve his country hest who lahora to purify
politics and to PIT his party upon higher
aud better plane. say this In part Of my
own party, but mainly Of tho Republican
party. bccat.se II Is only stree the advent Of
the Republican party to power that the
methods Of controlling elections to which l
refor fave co1no into such general use.
Mr. English was
LOOKING n1liG1ir And CHEERFUL, =
and apparently not Mt nil worstett by the
great strain and worry ot tho lata canvass.
The journal this morning, In speaking at
the nbnso being hoaped upon Mr.. English
by TIC Democratic press, says: 14et us
have ttono with thts attempt to make Mr..
English 4 scanegoat for Ills party. 1le de-
aeryeti defeat, but lle docs not deserve tho
abuse Of Its party. So far nv known, lle did
not lottl himself 10 nry tlisn0Morabto schemes
during tho campaign. Wa are not nwaro
that he fntlorsett tic Chinese letter forgery,
or that l,o nrproyotl my of tho attacks mado
OH Gen. Gariie'tf's personal character. Thts
is more than eau ba snitl for most of tho
Democratic leatlcrs. Especially is It moro
tllnn can he xa1d for 1lontlricks Or Mcdonald,
compared with either Of whom Mr.. English
stands before the country to-day as u lno.ta!
gentleman nnl statcs1unn.''
Thia IL decidedly rough on Hendricks and
Mcdonald.
, 1880-11-06
u, u, WAsIII}UnNE.


WATCHING TllA CAMPAIGN Aclsoss THE
OCEAN.
1tcarlng that Mr., WasIIbnrne Ind returned
fruln Ills wilt abroad, n reporter calql Of,
him yesterday. liz found him Installed Il,
his now residence, No, sa5 Dearborn aycllnn.
III response to II question of tic repDrter,
Mr.. Wnsllburue said tllat lIis Health la.l been
su,l,cwmt improved by Ills visit to this uer-
,,lntt waterlng-places. hit th4t 10 was stu!
troubled With Ills old complaint, tho bron-
chitIs. lle wnulA have renainea Abrnatl
longer, hut WIS determined to reaclI holne IN
season 10 vote ut tho Presidential election.
lie rearIle.l here Tuesday lnornlng, and Ind
thG pleasure OF swelling the Republican llla~
l0rfty by una yoto ut least.
Thu repnrtor then askctl hin II ho had
watched tlle canyass very closely when lie
HIX abroad.
lie replied that he lad tlolo 80. NJ l,o lad
ordered tho Chicago tlall!os to BE- sent t0 him,
sls well AZ solae Of tho New YoFk ones. Tho