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, 1880-10-15


e'o''a.s ''vn ~ s'"s ."e''
!''''''n'1 ""s o""y ,' e"A"e't"' """Ricn'
tl'aa t"os "s'e o"'so'I,".e' 10, s1. 'a.''a.'a
w'ls ns''sy ioa. W .iU o,'so ,1eNee' ,'',, nu'
piA ru,s''sh s'Aos c"'t t''o il't'' WV
sa'n pn 'n"] "as u as'e"'t "e'isht M o'l .ne
osase'so'etelgh's mcAe'' W tao ot"oF
!'a"1, s""1o hepnp'lc''ls c'a'''' '"''t o"' Wy
ivy 70 s@'eleS"'t" W ea1c'u' "'''t''h.','ent
l!1'L ohF c'''''sS WIS co!,""ese'' WIN '"to
ska'' III "osa, t1'''.' III u'e pei'ost"ts , ""-
m't, they weie 'ou,ssheFa1c'!.' lno tt"o
Gauss HES oae" W HI lnesr. N.oli "."s plo"
anu SOW aia ou!'''a1e, ot.' 40" s1fe.ll mo
harvest ! no MoInl'n's Am'Hnche "l's '''o
HILL sqa1'''o'y u sno ''""' ~ says'
T W. ,,s,,avE s,Eo oI H. Tairiy st,,c s,,h.
nrn y .l1acrlsE. I'hay ptu IN thnt ,rB.,it Solid
Nnrt & r ret HnS 1 h UNIV, a;,M1i ~, H., IN
ilrst 10 ishand. ''' "''''
This Is tho storn logic OF Tucstlny's grent
event. However llumilta,lns the admission,
may be. 1t Ii truo that the Northern lts,ple
weru tt,,ite willing to SEQ Tho urlrcIy1u Of
"locnl self-Epyprtu,e,,t established ut tlle
Sau,t, regardless pf tic f.ct ti,ut. In tstub-
lts,,nr II. thu rfst,t nj sutfrage Ut te tegro.
r1nrantce,l by TIN Constitution, was ru,ie.y
oyerthrowu, l,enorsc,l asss[nntiuns null
u,assacrcs OF negroes null whi,c Republic
mis-, coul,u,tiul during tho prugress Of tho
co,tsplrayy to unItty lilo Constitution, ccasctt
| 10 ln,u INV effect upon tho coil Northern
mind. Tile Nnrtl,arn ,ropIo demanded peucp,
It seruacd. at almost my prtcc, Tho Mrlcc
turn,,t mi, In ia II solf,l Democratic South.
nude solId by assassination anil frlu.l.
| 1,ut concessions to tilo WRONG sutllo nut'I.
/
, 1880-10-15

T1fEnE seems to be no .lollb. TINT many
prominent lncinbcrs Of tho Irish Lan,l Lenguc
will t,c proaccutc.1 for tnccudl1ry aud scdttous
erecclies. Thu persons TO bo proceeded aEsnst
will mol be arrested, but simply Summoned 10
appear hcforG tho Lower Courts It, answer 10
tho charge. Arrests would only lead to cxctto-
n,cnt and probsb1e disturbance. Mr., 1arncil's
niscncn fron1 tho iand gatherings Ut last s,h-
dur hns t,con commented on r,thcr aaycrciy t,y
tho English press, anti Is attributed tn rowurst-
Ice. Thu fnct seotns tn DO that hr. rarncll Gntt
eonc ptrSnnnl business which required lis en.
tirt nttnuttpn.
, 1880-10-15

IN some counties IN Georgia tho Republic
ans run local tlckot ut tho recent election.
The At1anta Commonwealth wArncd white Ne-
publaans iIuw they might expect to 10 treated
II they supported their own Ticket. 1t said:
Nclther money nt,r sDolal considerations will
ltu1l VI !nfamy after tho election IL over, Tho
Wflt9 MEN pf Fnltoh who vuto thn lthdcHl ttcact
III TArsdnt nr1 enemies to tho people Ut
tiear9a, and thoIr llnnes ahn be blnxstlGl TINT
All Ncur9lans may kn0w and shun thpnl. Tho
supreme struggle nluSt extend to business mud
sOclnl rcntlol,s, and hu WIN Ia hase enough 10
vote fur mr. continued cllslHyemcnt aud dcHra-
daton must ho made to feol that be hus 1t'n.
nIttlcl Il crne a9nirst bis cu!nr. ha family, and
tue hest Interests ok tho wholG people.
This IL ono Of tho methods by which tho hour
bonA n,Ako tho Suuth solid.
, 1880-10-15

IN saying that tha Republicans have gained
two n,ou,lJers of Cangross In 1ndlanN nyur whnt
they elected two ycRrs atso It m,tat be borne In
mind thnt tho Congressional election Of lB78 WINS
he'll under IN apportf0n,nont mndo by the fte-
rubltcntls, and which wns flvorlI!o to them, ycs
they only elected six out 1t thirteen members,
Last winter tho Democrats held nu nxtra scaatos1
ut tho Legislature tor tho purpose among other
things to gorsyulnnIIur tho state and thoy did It
So culnplctaly as to leavo tho Itepllbca,.s but
thrcu districts which It WIS behaves. thoy cnnh
curry. 1t WIS Under this lsnfulr apportsonulcnt
thu 1topub,tclns mAtlo their contest for Cunyreas
lust Tuesday, md 1t Ia an extraordinary victory
to carry eight mcnt.ors unler such circu,n-
sta1ictA, tve ut whom ran iu districts that wcro
cut out TO bp Ue1ruosattc.
, 1880-10-15

as II ho hnl nlways bcon n sloughfacc. As
n reward fur Ills treac!cry ana trucking llo
received its nomination for t;oycrlor,-nt
hest MI empty bau',lr, nlnl HOW eniptlrr than
ever. As tho withdrawal If candidates
seems to he tho ort!ur of tho Democratic pro-
gram, here h gnDH p1acc tn begin. Tako
tho poor old gentleman oft tho ticket. Tile
time was When tho people Of Illinois hol.
orc.! nnd trnstci, him, bit tlntttny Inns passed.
niisl II l,n continues IN tho ticket they will
bury him 50 deep In November that even tho
''pulitfc Worau'' will b. tlllabtn 10 find Him.
, 1880-10-15

'' 4 sErIEs nt Republican J0llIflcatfon meet
ings will lu held throughout OhiD anil Indiana
Saturday night. At tho 1Ht.ctinG to be held In
the Cinu',.nuti stEslc-lIu.L 0uv. Fu4ter will pre-
al1g untl tlctlvcr II spceeh oF wocolne 10 Mr..
Porter, tho 0orrrnor-orct ot Igntlann. 'fhnt
tho meeting wilt t,u lurRc. Erarty, nd cnthusi'ls-
t1c dDes not nI&E,i 1T 1tnlflt-
, 1880-10-15

Tntnl. l..........4,ul7,73i l.a57.Ssn 3Kll,08J
The number Ut PERSONS Of school nge not
In school III tittccn Southern States il, by
tho last ret,lr,s, a.aiot4u5 fl'hoso deprived
nf sctluol privileges wc.U n0ro tlinn two md
1ne.Quatter Tines lis in.iy us tll0se enjoying
them, Ihua there have betdl GROWN. up III
tho Southern States 1,al0, ,lo5 children not III
school, aud a,b:'l ,taiD uetsorts nbnya 10 years
Ut agu unal!c lU rcad or write. T'lnsu fActs
.lre nut cited us Il ,elrOaGh to tlla South, but
for the PURPOSE of showing what III tue mci.-
tal condition VI lint section whicl, IN usso-
ciatton will tho drl,scly Ignorant part of tho
population of New York City antl l3rookIy1.
lIns attempted tn seize nIa pnsscss The Guy-
ernn,nnt Df ltis great country. Besides IT,
nurAnce, the SUutll Is cursed with political
blgotry which would prevent 1t from
providing for tho National Md to ct!-
ucattoM Which tho Republican party
wonIl cheerfully extend. The sa1lo
l.ourbons who clamor far subsidies a.!sl I'LL
ternal improvements III the Soutlt lcronncv
4 sclIcMo fur National systcm Ut schools.
ar public aid to those already existing, rs
unconstitutional" Happily, the remedy
fur the evils which l1aye grown up from tho
wnnt Of CalniAall schools III tho South may
soon 10 provided by Tho Republican party,
tho ouy 0l,e TINT Is tit to dea Will, thu prob
lent. II, az TIM TlllItuSE Inns suggested, tho
lux OIL whisky slsanId bu diverted to tfis
purpose, 10 portlan 0f thu country wonltt
moro heartily approve tho bounty tllnn tho
same Northern States which hive been
accused Of fostering tho spirit OF sectional
, 1880-10-15

TIL: want Of cslucat1on Of the masses Is the
cilief Impctllment To tile lnntcrfal and lnorHl
development Of the Southern States. Tile
ilIlterucy Ut that region Is shown in tho fol
lowing table, which gives tho number of per-
sous Of school age III each Of the Southern
States, tho number In attendance upon
schools, aMl tho number Of persons Of 10
years u,ld upwards In cacll State unable 10
rrnlf.
, 1880-10-15

don't know what It Il. No man who !Ins not
l,ccn sloMgl,fucc MIL C0ppc1l,cn,l mil n
Southern syn,mtll1zcr can c!nim tp lu, Il
Euntl nc,n1crnt, 1ntt To rcnlnve such 4 ,l,atl
from their Ticket III Tint account is al,nut rs
consistent NJ 1t would bu tu rc,ll0yo n ,llatt
frn,n tho Church because llo was good
Christian.
, 1880-10-15

WILLIAM II. M JoS0ft, a clark In tho
Office OF tho Dutch MInlstur Of tic Colonies 1T
Amsterdam, tas just confessed to hnvlng ,nur
derctt IL H-ye4lr-ol.l school-boy, Bun nj II. 1so-
gnar,lt, formerly Secretary -Generat Of llollnna
1}u sonxh r,,11ersvrti tho iicn of k'ian1tnR tho
hoy lhat hu might obtntE lar1a rewnrs1 fr0nl
tho bays fnthcr for discovering his where.
nhnstis. With thta purpose lu tnnk tho hoy from
sc1lt,ni III tho prctenso thut h+ .,lother wnntcu
him ut huulc, rHe him frun tho atty to lonely
spnt Ii, tho country. whore hp tlcte him. and told
him u kecE still on pcrll Of tIs .fp. Thohoy dis
ol'eye&l serea,ucA Justify. and tho hrutat kill
nnpcr stabbc.l him tn death. liz .tongh offers
nv III, ,tpuloHy for his Internal crisnc thNt he
wished to plhce his mothor md astcr IN COLL
furtuhu position, al,tt TINT hp expected to ru-
ccira $au,uol for delivering hls son to II. No-
gnArdt. -
, 1880-10-15

Til: National Republican Committee lAve
determined to make I'M clr.rt to brcAk N, tho
EHlll South, nntl for tint purpose will cnndAct u
lively cnnvnss In Flnvidu, N0rth Carollna. mud
Virginia frnnl INV till November.
, 1880-10-15

THE senior Democratic morning organ,
trun t0 it, instincts, underratcs decidedly tht Re-
putlcMn 9nins 0f Congressman In tho elections
Ut this yuar. Hhu truu statement IL Oregon, !;
OHIO, 4: 1udinna, 9; totu1, 0. Furty-two 1nvlu.
, 1880-10-15

THE managers OF n l'nris newspaper hnvo
hCen scnsrnced tn six months Imprisonment for
llbclI,u lrcs!dont f3rtsy. Freedom of tho press
in rr,,ucc is nrdcntly desired by some French
osIt
, 1880-10-15

nt<rtd at ths Iost-nneeat Chicago, III, ds steon1-
Llass Natter
For the tlencf!t Of our rattns who desire 10 Renl
tInpln cuplus nf TItE Tu1nUSE through thu MALL wo
s!yc herewith tho transient rnsu VI tlotsaze:
I}ost,tstte. PR fs,rt.
Fight md twelve Tnga rapcr. .............9 ceiit*
kixtcpu IxsD c0tltss
fffTlgM.
Fight and Twcise iaHe l'npur. cents
kLxtccn Fpa9 rauEr. cunts.
, 1880-10-15
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIFF Cr1tcA10 Tl11iusE hns Established branch
Offices for the receipt Dt subscriptions md ndycrllse.
nnuts aa fnIlDws: -.. ....-.
SEW f0llK--itooni - Tribune Building. F. r. Nc
FANnES, 3fnnnscr.
GlAstiuW. sro,innd-AIlnn'a American News
AccncY. II AenHGld-st
LUNiHlS. EnI+-An,erlcun Exchnnxot ~ stfAnd.
HENRY +. t;li!.tti, Agent.
MASi1ISlyUS. H. E.-i3I9 + street
, 1880-10-15

ttlrlctl In their minds oven than the liosses
nf Indiana, th1 reason being, IN ttoubi, that
Tic worst Inns Iunperut III lf0nsier,lul,l, but
IL got to como III C0bk Culthty md Chicago.
The reticcnce Of nost of tho "l,oys" Is
astonishing. Those who were three days
ogo tho most eloquent have been srttkr,,
dumb. Their "vtcws" are expressed with
telcgrnpl,c brcyfty. So,ne who lave littfe
regulations for ycracity 10 l'reserys admit
tllat tho result will be "batl" for tho Dc
n,ocrncy. TINT II will 'harttly" elect l1asI-
cock. anl that 1t will not "l9lr" to carry
Cook County. Charley Cameron believes
TINT tho Dcmncrntic nalurity wns "re-
tluccd," n perfectly safe conjecture, aud ex-
Mayor Colyfn declares unrcscryctt1y that tho
clcctinn would not .lo tho Democracy "nny
goutl In November"
Tic Mayor par excellence of Chicago also
oycrcal1lc hfs natural lit1itlence and reserve,
and gaye Ills Judgment OH tle turn III lnAf-
ana. Ills o,As,iois will altract attention.
Thry always do. They nre usually unique
nis,i expressed with such at,se,Ice Of egotisna,
such broadncss Of vision atut liiseflsh tleyo-
tlon to truth fur Its own sake TINT tho people
-.tako them for wl,nt they nro worth. THO
model Mayor declares TINT hn cannot tell II
lie, n.tl "Alcl" Fuller did It, Mctvftle with
Ills lNt!e tntcllet cut up the tEce by the roots.
1t was Melville Fuller who put tint "for
revenue only" Free-Trade plank III tie Gin.
clnlatti platform, Which 30 cnrage1 tho IT.
diana worklng,nen that they NIL voted tho
Republican Ticket. Tic "hcst" believes III
Frce-Tradc, but Is agntnst tho insertion of 1t
III platforms beforo Presidential eleetinns.
Tho doctrine llu thinks Is right, but It must
be sugar-coate.l anu disguised for tic voters.
The Mayor also believes TINT tile Democratic
judicial decision overriding the popular
yoicu On tho constitutional amendments was
gignntic bInn,icr. His Ilindsight ~ very
clear on this point, and he tried to llnye tho
Court reverse 1t or to havu them resign alid
lot the others decide It.
Tic Hon. Melville Fuller has not yet freed
Ills mind Of tile burden resting upon him Of
defeating the Indiana Democracy with lis
Free!Trnto pink, but TIE TmnuSE pro-
diets TINT l!o will also decline to tell a lie,
md put the blamo wllcre 1t justly belongs,-
ol, tho best Mayor Chicago eyer had. llo will
show that Carter invaded ull tho northern
| counties nntt undo n series OF speeches that
| bewllttcrct, dnmbfountletl, aud mixed up
things III srcll shape that Ills hearers felt
| there was no safety except In the Repubsicns,
cnihp. He hammered Statc-soycreignty into
! Ills heaters witt, one hand, md hurled big
N for Nation al them Will, tho other; lla
danced OIL II Flank :" for rcvcnue only" to II
| Protection tune, anil made such dfscnrtt that
ho set The 11ooslers crazy. lie preached tho
grandeur ind glory of tho great North, but
advised Indiana to remain tie tail 0f tho
| Southern llOG for tic snko Of cO,trlItAtNE
, 1880-10-15

c,u{ESTAl. LODGE, ~. H. \. F. AND a. M.-1,cp
rlnr tttbuHlcnton ills tFfetnyI truntnE nj 7:u u
M i'ns,rts: rs Il !nis,r'ancr ~ nr.SF; ~. .,
1eErGnry.
, 1880-10-15

Mn. HARVEY l.. 1fAnRts. Chairman Of tic
1.En,rto County tlu,l) Grccntmck Lahor Com.
mittrc, whonnno.lnces himself pntrInt nnst mn
atlmtrcr ut washington and Clcn. Hancock, Inns
written t0 tho latter gentleman Urging him to
Withdraw fntm tho Presidential race, md to
nt!yEse Ills purity to support VIEWER
ns,l Chnnltters. Mr.. IInrtis snys. nnl With TRUTH
tint Il con.cst between 1iancnck md Cen. Gar
ict1 means tho snlil Smith against tho Solid
Nnrtt, uni TINT theru Is NJ, chance TINT The so
south cnn sstrcccd. Gesi. ltnfctnk his not yet
replied to sir. l1nrrls. IIta reply n awaied With
considerable interest md curiosity,
, 1880-10-15

RonEt,r THE Devil. won tho Champion
Etakrs .,u tho Sewmarkot courso yesterday,
beating llc.ld Or mil ftcyuirr.
, 1880-10-15

", coni'itntiy S,.lnted Mron stlecoss y indiana.
md: bctansn 1t TINT confidence in tho rr*nlt in
ptlr tletry being TINT both states wo,ihl Eo THO
Hasnc why. THU result. ns wn hMvo already sni'.
s , s s4h t Tho a nh ao a. eee. noS
f1avG a solklfcd North rs an Offset to tho Solid
South.
What IL this complaint9 1t Is assertc'!
lint tlle elections Of Tuesday Inst establish
that tito penp1o Of tho N0rth arc "Ctle-
ntcs' Of tic South; and tic reasons for ta'ls
nru: ~ That wleit the South trlc.i tn dis
member tho union The North wo,1lsf nut rer-
nit them; to) tint tho Union Is still "pinned
together by bayoncts": Cll that the North
wilt moi nflow tho South to he equals outsite
llor within tic UnlnI,. Hence tie people Ut
thu two sectiUls are ''encnties," ntu1, thcre-
furp, ttle people of the South arc aliens and
strangers.
1t Is Just such rawlings rs this w)tcl, justify
tho ltesplc Ut tho North In rrf,isInE to deliver
tho control of tic National Government over
Ia tho men who insist upon ruling rs Of right
or running for rcycnye. Thu American
md patriotism which will nccept nothing
less tint, absolute domination, md which
will tolerate uo difference Of opinion. Tho
nbs0lutfsln and terrorism which have
s"sM s a's,.,, e.. s.,. w. ~, ,,,.a, j., ' ~" nan
.,.o.,,. ill., " r""i c'.,,', w c'... "o n, ~ T.. .,..,
that section tho supreme rulers OF tho Repnb-
lie, llnvu had the effect OF rcpress1nE coilti-
.lcncc, and l,enco the grent MAST Of thu North
m ru"t' ~" ,'..,,,ano n, 49,. @ t,,',s,,,, ~
""'e.' ~ 40 s.'snsn ~ "".as'. tho r,io
'.'o s"""t!a, .sso ~ I J ,'',a.n ~.
oss WV "ss "r ,r''l % S.,, ..',',, ~ a.
us ~ so..,n o s;,'s ,.,to 49, x,e'a
.,t H'"n p.ees ,' ,,."., num- us ~ ~, ,,,
'uss' "uun ~ ."ss '''s., "ssve" ~. :" ~ w
'.s,., . w., .'...,,,t.,a .,..,.i ''.,,,.,, -
"en'l'' ,ul' 'i'e,'eslIo "onM @ e"tt.u t,s.,' ~
|" .',u po''ees ~ ''s 4'"to' t'us A'o o'as',
so'ill1se'' ps"..u'lns M ~ ,'o"'s ,''.a'. oa.
''s ""I lopI'ato" ulo p!'1ets ~ s'.S,'. epe"Nnss
"e 'o. .ne'f ssns''',ens. a, ~ e*e.e.ss ,,'.s
tIo "t'''.'ts f'e"ls ~ e''Ne''s'lp' ''''"',s NY
a''a '"e'"""'s e'."te' aa n'"t.e' ~ ,N. o.!'
ue'tse." eu -,v.t" ~ p.o.sc'' Nv u''ss ~
, 1880-10-15

N0n1fy's Thcntrc.
1{nnd1.pll street. htlwecn Elnrk Nnd I.a Shn. Ens
rucsn,ent Ut i.awrpncr larratt. "Morchant Ut ysn-
leo y una " Dar!d Gurrfck"
, 1880-10-15

TIE Mayersyille: (Aliss.l Spectator thus
speaks Ut tho well-knowa md highly esteemed
culnrcd 1unu, a1- Congressman Lynch;
We understand that bluck rascal, 1nhn Lynch,
will bU In orr midst next weok for thu purpose
ol nrxunxiu3 his 3mrty md appealing IL tho
rnsslHns Ut our c0lnred citizens tn Ills bphAlf.
W. trust Lynch will thlnk better Of st,eh q
enurse.1,haSo miro respect fnr tho feelings Of
haa n0nu ior hi1nsrlf. our citizens are iuw nj
pe,lce With each Dther, And to seek tn disturb
Tho prcacnt t,0ucuAhlc relations would work
hnt1lahfi, uI our cOlnrud eltizUnA.
, 1880-10-15

Mn. WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, Ut Indiana anu
Of lmrre nnt0rlety, says tllnt there il nut
shadow of Foundation for tho statement that h1
was nho,it to with,'raw frnn tho National DOM
ocrsltc ticket, He says he hlls not been asxe,l
10 wtthar,w. and he aces no rcasnn why i,o
shthslt. Mr.. E,lg!!sh tntluIxcs in tho tlclus!vc
hOro ttmt tlero ID n chAnce that l,o nny lp
elected. IIo bas uycn the hnnllhUod to say
that Indiana Will Gust Its vote for him
self mid 1larcnck in November. 1t II
mt Likely tint tho Democratic Sastonnl
Committee will conautt MIR. EnE1ish's feelings
III tho matter 1T withdrawal, n,ll ahosttu l.e nut
bu Withdrawn, It will take every barrel anu every
c0[n he t,,s to mike even tlccent showing III
tho Stntc which stand en R1tlRntiy by tho party
ur progress, freedom, nnh unfnn Inst Tuesday.
, 1880-10-15
EOCIEIY NlirEIlNGS.

TxV0a1f50n.
1.nko Front. opposite Adams street. Day and
NOnlnH.
, 1880-10-15

{srnnd Uptrls.I11nse.
Elnsk street. bctw"Gn !nl.tlblrli md Washington
arrangement Of 3tr d. MacautGy. ~ Messenger fron
jnrr!s 5crtlon."
, 1880-10-15

Olympic Thcntec.
Clark styent. hetwera Lake and Randolph, Engage
nicnt of atr. Hurry WuteE, NIP and Tuck"
, 1880-10-15

aEcricker'iSIhcntrr.
MAhlenn street. between stste mud Dearborn. Tn
Ears1ncnt of Msh Mary Anderson. "Fnzios or the
itnlInu Wlfu.t
, 1880-10-15

1TAvrrly'a 'Fhentrc.
rcnrtnrn street. ft.rI1ef nf MnHr1u Engagement
Of John Mccullough. "vlratnlns."
, 1880-10-15

TIiE,E was n meeting Of democratic fcntl
crs ut New York yesterday un1er tho Presidency
1T Mr. Iiarnum. scott OF Pennsylvania. sfna11ey
Of HerInnnt. Innlnr Of mississippi, Cleveland
ut New Jersey, nntl Abe Hewitt wcso present.
Tho ehunccs Of tho lmrty In New York, toni
neclIcut, Suw jrrscy, mld Fturldn wers Ills
cursed. (}rcat a,sxiuty wlts expressed for tho
result In tho iatter State md determination tt
cnrry It Mt nil hnzarts mil nj nfy cost, whether
If honesty nr money, was uvnccl. 4
meeting Of tho NHtlonnl Den,ocrtltir Commit
tce will be hsld Saturday. at which Mr.
EngIs! Is expected to l,o present. Tho lloostcr
mortunge- furccaoscr Will hear s,tne speeches by
nn inc,,s complimentary 10 sc1f, and will. It
II thnnui,t, bc politely Invited to step down and
ont. 1r hs refuses, atr 1iarnn,n md l.s foii0ws
will rrobably apply their No. la's to hiua.
, 1880-10-15

AlsottT 500 farmers nj Illinois A1Ml other
Western States mt ut FHrwcl! Hall III this city
Su*leIauy u llratest uxuinst rAtlroah anl other
municipalities, and 10 otKa'D&e iii association
Mttnu duty 1t Will tx tn expose tho wrullKa ta-
tltctetl by ra!lt.u u.ltl other corporations upon
farmers. RESOLUTIONS weru adopted fayurinx
Government caEtrut Ut tho railroads. aud that
Congress slluull enact laws to tpa. end, u we'll
llA 10 project tho producer nvalnst cxtortfon;
TINT no person who las favored railroads In the
past shou&h recclyo thu support Ut tho uIenI.
Lcrs, or or farmers generully, for reelection.
that Gully ,ucn III sympathy with tho farmers
, 1880-10-15

So FAR Ms eRn te ascGstnlned Mt the pres
et writing. It II utmost certain that tho next In.
dinna Legislature will stnn': Senate, II liu-
pltlltn,ls, u democrats, aud Snt4,l.
aia; lIu,,se. 81 Republicans. II Democrats.
ThI4 nr cotlrsc ins.lres tho clcetIan ar
II ilcflItIttcun United StHtns SctlAtor to Kueccul
senator Mcdonald. Snt,u think that Con. leu
i!urr!snn IL ttu eonn9 1nai,, but ttcrb nre many
who bcliove that tint gentleman will have II
pltre In fiGn, 1nrlesrs CNhlnet, ant tint sonle
t!.er Bs,t,d MIN will taku thu untcf Sttus sen-
a.urss,Ip. kCslntur Mcdonald IA sa!d to uu Ilueh
cllaKrIHetl ut thu Ioss VI his sent. lilo awrnra
vc,,acanca on Eugllsh n,ld 1.a,ulers. Ia wliosv
uu,Iopnlarity ltu attributes the loss hf tho
Btatc. Tlo ltnltanA D1Inocrnta Aru divided
as to wl,,,Nt thu nH for THUR t!etsnlt ss,n,,l'l
nttaeh Ono fartion Glalnes tIllI English, All-
oshur bancs Landcrs, third hlhtnes tho
Huprct,4 Cttlrt for having lIy thor dcalsion
uHlt Inlnna an October Stnt1, nni still h1l'
otllor thinks that llel!.lrscks, In wh0su Ihtatcat
thu Supreme E0,lrt actcl. Ii responsible fur thG
calamity. Tho l[oosler Dctnacn.oy ls utterly
dcnurhIIxcd. nild 1t will tnku sums tl,nt to 70.
enSer, Guu. Garfield. 1t III pEctlIctGd. WILL cnrt,
lndlanA BY X, GU III November.
, 1880-10-15

THE business a,d professional men and
tho respectable peoi,lo Of Ncw Ur!tans nrs, tired
OF lhnoeTHt!u lttng r,,lo, And Ycslurlay place!
in nDsnlnatiun an Independent municipal ticket
wh:ci, will 10 sNlpnrtcu by tho Republicans
Ut thAt city. Tho newspapers. with Il sotitnry
exception. suppnrt tho independent ticket. anI
thvrc ts ii gool prospect thAt tho Nuw 0rleAns
la:n.nan,itrs Will bo overwhelmingly tlpfeuto4.
Te le!IIer III tho Hing tlskut IL ono Fitzpatrick,
ami tile only nun Ut pulItIcala pronneneo who
supports h!lM Is C,,lgr,sanlua uund4ll QIbsun,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21

CENSUS returns u the population shall
have Loea m-ds known also 70 dsSig-
mate tias time IL hOidiRg 81 elsctl0R u
said Hssnabsrs On Tuesday after the hEst
Monday IA AOFenbeT, 81, EoeoRpza-
isi With provisions for the registration
n YgLsn f0T said sLsettOB, and for ths
canvass and TetHTR II the vote As ROs
provided by law At general elections.
Ritch also recommends, that in order
b secure a legislature fresh from the
people, tie enactment Of 4 Law requir-
ing that members shall be eIected with
in ninety days preceding the assembling
Of that hody. lie further recommends
that hereafter, beginning with January,
81, that the sessions Of ths legislature
be held bienuially, the members 10 be
elected on the same day that n delegate
TO congress is chosen, thus avoiding
too frequent elections. New Mexico is
now filling up with people at a rapid
rate, and congress certainly ought 10
take some action at the present session
% provide the territory with a lawful
legislature.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21

DELEoATE BENNETT OF Dakota, is
z~calously laboring TO create "A sentiment
among the members of the house Of
representatives in favor OF his bill TO
divide the territory of Dakota and 10
admit the southern part into the union
rs n state. Tho bill has been referred
To the committee on territories, which,
ms yet, has taken no action regarding
1t. Bennett proposes to divide the pres
emit territory ON the 10th parallel, north
latitude, thus throwing about $4,000
square miles into the new state and
10000 into the territory subdivision.
The population OF the new state would
be about 100000 and that Of the terri.
tory about $1,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21

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crous remedies that urcsomctimesand
become trusted AS useful, but none have
ever proved 40 cf~fcctual-cured so many
and such remarkable cases-as DIR.
Ayers medicine.
Tho Cherry Pectoral has restored
great numbers Of patients who were be-
lieycd To 10 hopelcssly affected with
consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract OF Sarsa-
plrilla oradicates scrofula and impuri-
ties ~ the blood, clcanscs tho system
and restores IL 10 vigorous health. by
its timely use many troublesome disor-
ders that cause n decline of health are
expelled or cured.
Ayers pills and their effects arc too
well known everywhere to require any
Communications from us here.-S~rop-
ION (G'd.l Times.