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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-08-26
Aaron Burr,s Gallantry.

Col. Aaron Burr wore lofti ness OF
micn that could not pass unhotlced by
Il stranger. His department was pol
ished and courtly. The appropriate
civiiitics of the drawing room were
performed with Il grace peculiar to
himself. His whole manner was in
conccivably fascinating. lie acted
upon the principle that the female
were the weaker sex; that they were
all susceptible oftlattery, and his great
art consisted i'll adapting it to the grade
of intellect he addressed.
Such traits of character would ap-
pear to be incompatible with an ele-
vated and towering mind, yet they
frequently controlled one of the most
extraordinary men of the age. A vol
ume of anecdotes might be related as
evidence of Col. Burr's quickness of
perception and his tact at reply. Al
ter his return from Europe i'll 1872, he
met friend, IL maiden lady, in Broad-
way. He had not seen her for many
years. AS she passed him she exclaim-
ed, "Col. Burr, sou do not recollect
me?"
81 do not, madam was the reply.
cit is Miss X, SIR
"What! !" said he Miss X. yct?"
The lady, somewhat piqued, reitcr-
ated ''Ycs, sir, Miss X. yct!''
Feeling tho delicacy of his situation
and the unfortunate error he had COM
mitted, he gently took her hand and
emphatically remarked; "Wcll, mad
am, then venture to assert that 1t has
not been the fault of my sexW
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-08-26
Land Birds at Sea.

During a recent passage Of the
White Star steamer GcrnIanic from
Liverpool to New York. and when
about ono thousand miles from Queens
town, strange bird was discovered
in the rigging. The sailors and pas
sengers endeavored to catch it, but
without success, until DIR. G. w. Goff,
of New York city, one of the passen-
gers, came on deck, when the bird ut
once flew into his hands. The doctor
cared tor it, and upon the arrival of
tho steamer presented the bird to the
collection at the Central Park. The
bird is known rs the whimbrel-a pc
culiar land bird resembling the cur
lew in habits and about the size OF a
prairie hen. black and gray plumage,
wings like n bat, with u long whale
bome-likc bill in shape similar to that
of Il woodcock. Great interest was at
tached to the bird by the officers Of the
ship from the fact OF its being land
bird found SO far at sea, with wings
but poorly calculated to sustain it for
any length of time.
The owl "Katc Field" captured
under similar circumstances i'll mid
ocean last autumn by one of the crew
OF the White Star steamer Celtic, Is
still at the Central Park, and doing
honor by the wisdom of her counte-
nance To the name she bears.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-08-26
Business Cards.

MISS L. e. JACKSON,
MILLINERY GOODS of all kinds, opera
MI Block, Ravenna, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-08-26

a.&.-c.v ct Law Room T. Rouse Block.
rrorth west corner OF Superior Street and
Pnbiic square oser Carson's Clothing storeJ
CLEVELAND, OHIO
, 1880-07-07

GEN. GARFIELD had an opinion OF 11an-
cock md his reconstruction ncts in 1868, which
probnbly has not boon changed by time. IN a
speech delivered In Congress JIM. II, 1868, Con.
Garfield snltl:
Wo sue him issuing a general order, in which
he declnres that tho civil should not give way
boforu tue military. Wp henr him declartnE
that he llitla nothing III tho 1a,Fs nf Louisiana
and Texns to warrant his interference ID tho
civil administration Of those stAtes.. 1t ta mt
for Mn tn sny which should 10 first, the civil or
i0r lin to eo.lrcll tho duftInct lnws If Louisiana
md Tcxns for a guido tn his conduct. Il Il fnr
him II execute The fdtus Wich he lU0s sent there to
administer. 1t II for hin! 10 dfd IN building up ctpil
fnret7,tnents,. 'utier uIan pfr1Mttnp hi,Rsdf to
bs te Presidential candidate " that p1rty lrte'l
Utlrt him III xBm}Hlitu tr|cn |te 1rds calamity
jfphtttg the battles 0f tho cotsntfp.
, 1880-07-07

As MIGHT DO expected, tho London Tlmes
Etrnhgly cnnsurcs tho h.Compenshtton-for-
Eviction hll, md anys TINT II Is virtual cunts-
cnt1'n of tho landlords pronerty rs IN tnost In
atancos rant will not bo pald. The Government
a'u,ts TINT tho measure Ia ralaor ave cping, but
tint tho situation III ireland Is desperate and
requires heroic trcutn,ont. Tte nntt-rcnt nglta-
tf0n has takon such' t9rn that nttctnrts nt
eviction must ncchs result In rcslstnncc and loss
Of h,,inun life. This tenantry havo nssliutcd nm
attitude nf sllen determination, nnd arc noting
on Pnrnctls advice III keeping a llr1n grip on
Tho laIid.'
, 1880-07-07

TnEttM O'fnot.E, fl st. Louis fireman, was
killed yesterday by tho explosion OF Hnlto-
wny tlrp cxtlnyniRl,cr, which he nttonpte'l tn
usu nn tho lIur,cs OF O burning building. UTuoa
WIS fearicsly hrnve. and urcatly distinguished
himself ut the St},ttlorlt Iiutei 1lsc several ycnrs
ng'. %laon ho s,ivod many I!vcs at tho imln,nont
risk 0f his n,y11,
, 1880-07-07

a MlNEH who wt,s elected from meeting
of hts brOther.rrnftsnlcn nt Dotl!c, Cal. ft nt-
tempting to return, WIS shot dead. Tho t1nfort-
uunte mNn Retsns tn hive known hotter dnys
tIsnn those spent in tho miners camp, and Il
sad It, hRye been Rrcnt-grnndson nf Char!es
CarraIi+ nle Of tho atRners Ut tho Declaration nj
Tu,1rt,nt,,Janon
, 1880-07-07

GEN. SHERMAN was received with military
honors nt Winnipeg, Meuitt'bn, yesterday. llo
w0a mot at st. HuliifaGS by Premier Eorquny
md Mnyor Log,ln Of Winnipeg, md escorted by
cavalry to the Capital. where he WIS received by
n body at tnfnntry. lie will be tentore1 ptl,-
lie reception Tomorrow,
, 1880-07-07

T1tE delegates selected by the Republicans
Of Peoria County tn tho Congressional Convon-
tton Of tho Ninth District ure unanimously IN
fnyor of nominating air Enoch Emery. OF tho
rcorlu Ttuuscript. Mr. llnyd, tho present Hep-
rcsrntatlvo of tho sll.trct, will also be candI-
lMtc before tho Convention.
, 1880-07-07

SENATOR WlSDoM stuffed to Il TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday that tho Republican purity In.
tended To coutl1ct tho campnign u1alnly rl.ry
issl,cs. lfo expressCI tho utmost c0ntltlenco III
tho saccess of tho Republican candldutea The
enthusiasm of tho Democrats, ho sutd. wts grad
uAlly dying out, while tho Republicans were eo-
tldeI,t Of s,seccss and correspontl.ngly elntcd.
or GcA Garfield tho 6cnntor spoko III tho high
est terms or oniogy, prunounctus him ii thnr-
n,IghIy honest and nhto .nRn md M experienced
Nt,ttrEmnr.
, 1880-07-07

THE Republicans Of Alabama propose to
run Republican Legislative iickot In tho north.
crn part ut the stntc, hit in tho southern pnr
ton they will vote fur tho independent Lcgfsta-
tive candidates. Tho election takes piace III
, 1880-07-07

SUMO of their sccrris, and .lcd to this country,
whrro s,o WIS followed by MI aRant of tho so-
otcty ho ha,l betrayed. Ills manner. tho provl-
Ga attenpt mn hs lifc nna othcr circumstances
seem to confEm this theory.
, 1880-07-07

THE National Liberal pasty Of Germany Is
giving a1gnu Of t!tsntngrntlon. a1ld thu ncwspa.
pers favorable to thu party arn calling for re-
organization With llGrr FurKonbcck or Herr
IAskpr as leader.
, 1880-07-07

Six San Francisco fremcn were injured
Mous'ay night by the tnng In Of tho root of a
burning building. Whnn rescued they wcre
found to be bnliy acorchcd aud bruised. Tho
rersvery Of ono OF tho men Is exceedingly
4.
, 1880-07-07

q. THE French Chamber of Deputies hare
agreed tn ntnond tito Amnesty bill by excluding
FROM pnrtlon Hll Cnmmurtsts who hayc bccn
sentenced for co1n,no,l-law o!Tcnses. II Is
Thought tho Senate will cunour In tho bill MS
t1ni
, 1880-07-07

a TEnRlrI.E tornado swept over portion
Of South CnrnnR Mnnt!ny. Trccs wcro lin"
rooted, crop. lovclcd. and houses blown down.
The Calll,nsEa rcnitcnttnry building WIS tHtiy
damaged and 1.-Two nr tho minutes buddy Injured.
, 1880-07-07

THE Disagreement between the English
aud tho German sections Of tho Communists
In this clty Is Of character that IL likely to
extend to tho Socialist organizations every
whore throughout tha country. Tho En-
glEsh-speakt1.g faction Of the Socialist party
has undertaken. to transfer TIC SoclalIst vote
to the Weaver party. This Germhrl-speakiHg
Communists rctusu to follow tllls political
freak. The Germans who arc attached to
Socialist doctrines tavo never lntonded
thereby to subscribe to my OF the soft-lnoney
fallacfes, and they will certainly not do 50 at
this time, when the peculiar advantages ot
the resumption p0l!cy to the working classes
have beon abundantly demonstrated. The
efforts ot tie a.lyensurers who sock to loal
the Socialists over to the Greenbaukcrs will
only nuke the Germans who have trained
with than, nore obstinate In their re-
slstanca to the political trade, and tho
result will bs that tho German Socialists
will. return to the Republican parts,
with whicl. they had bcan accustomed
to vote, and which th the only party
they can trust to maintain Tue pscsent par
system Of American currency, Tbs Socialist
yotc OF the large cltics will probably ba
divided this fall, but 1t Ia not apparent how
tho Democrats ate to obtain any sharo Of It.
A part Of this vote mayb be thrown away upon
Weaver, but the Germans III the organization,
will vote nclther fur Weaver nor with ths
Democrats, but will CHOOSE between. voting
With tho Republicans aud not voting at all.
, 1880-07-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE t,r1cAao TnTnrSE iSa chtnhlshed branch
c}cca for the receipt Of subscriptions and ndrertfsB'
eats rs tenwa:
NEW Yol,K-ltonn . Tribune Building. f.T. Nc
FAnnxS, Mnnn2or.
GLASGOW. srotlnnd-AilNn's American Eanb
Agency. II itent!cld-ft- , .....-
LONDON. Enu.-Amcrtcnn Exchange. III str1sfld
JENNY r. CHILD, Agent.
MAs1ltSETuA. H. C.-til1 r at.oat.
, 1880-07-07

Huenty rrplying to "Tho Day We Cotehrato." F."
Thc Mayor OF liverpool and many distinguished
E1yllsh'Mon participated In tho celebration.
, 1880-07-07

TIE Chinese llayo compelled some 1000 OF
tho intnbitanss ut Knsh9ar In l'artary TO engugo
IN tho construction antl scpnlrs Of military roas
Tho Knahgarians nro lkussinn synipath!zers.
, 1880-07-07

THE Democratfc Campaign Committee Of
this State will hare icRtlqunrlrrs ut Springfield,
but will hAve Il brunch "shOp" Mt Chicago
which tho "tonchiug" c0InMittco may visit.
, 1880-07-07

Sir WlLFnlp LAWSON will preside over a
meeting in 1t. james Hull Lundo,l. M tlu 18th
inst, culled to protest AuGist tho erectlan Of Il
monument III Westminster Abbey 10 tho French
Prince Imperial.
, 1880-07-07

THE European Powers llnve addressed n
CollecttVo INTO conchctl IN rNther stnouE lala-
glase to tho Government OF Morocco, demand
Ing that religious uni civil liberty bp Rrlatcl to
I'LL pcopio residing In that country.
, 1880-07-07

RnApLAUGII says lle will wutve all tech.
ntcatt!cs anu will aIrord every opportunity to
Ills opponents 10 havo his Status US a Mcsnbor Of
Parliament passctl on by tho Courts.
, 1880-07-07

LoRIL1.Anp's horse 1lnrens won the New
market Selling Plato yesterday. Anoshcr horso
belonging toi lilo sams ownor took second nloney
III another 11lcu.
, 1880-07-07

THE French Chn.tabor yestcrtlay nppro'
pr!ated bo0,Oc0 franca for tho expenses Of tic
national fetu ny, tho anniversary OF the storms
Ing of the HnstllD, July il.
, 1880-07-07

TIE Democratic candidate for tho Vice
Presidency waa one at the worst frightened men
in Indiana during tho riots Of 1877. He had OH
Iron.clad room in his private rcsldopce. and
always setlrod to 1t At IN carly hour, carefully
(Qpkilg himself ln,.
, 1880-07-07

II the ChtcRgo letter.carrters had gone IN
wnrk lilso tho IT. Louis fellows they might hayo
picked up Gt,tEl of HI ono Mnrc.
, 1880-07-07

Two recent!y-arrivHd Jtnliuns quarrolctl
over gntno Of ps'ol In an oaIahR satoun Sester-
day, when ono ot thoh draw his seyolyor md
shot blu companion through tho baNly. Thu
wuuna u Enial TIC murderer escuped.
, 1880-07-07

Now 1T becomes the patriotic Chlcagoan
To pu1a the ccneut-Man because wo didn't huvo
population bigger than brooklyn, which II atIll
6j,QAl Aheul,
, 1880-07-07
A3iUSE.Ni ES'.tSs

AFcElrl.cS's Theatre. .....
t!ad.ton sttaut. Hu.vcrn Dcsshirn md Stne6
1tnIn :e.cnt Ut II. H. N"hn's Cumc uputa conpatls'
"FHltritZa." AflctNDNn nnd evening.
, 1880-07-07

Anour f.s per cent Is. tllo best rate Of in
oronso WI oan shOw; only IL pcr cent be,tAr
thnu st. LotlIe
, 1880-07-07

GEN. WEAVER, the Grccnback candldato
for President, will nuke II personal eni,vaas.
Starting Mt allns cx,. on the 18th lust, ho will
al he expresses 1t, putul tho Lightning ho knows
into the canyuss.
, 1880-07-07

THE Republican Staie Convention of Iowa
to select can,i'dutes fNr Htute officers will be
held at Dcs Stoinns Wednesday,. Aug. Is.
, 1880-07-07

ONE OF tho French Radical Journals is
authority for tho stHtenont that tho dccree4
against the religious orders vii! he enforced this
week IN tho cnscs of tho Fr,lnclseaM Capuch!sI,
And Qb!atu Ordors
, 1880-07-07

4 MILWAUKEE tirlg-nlCrk committed sltl.
cidc ycster!ay morning. Ilo had hcen out Of
work FOR some time.
, 1880-07-07

Ptrao"s lfaufHH toln,t for III: scaso,, and s.itn-
MGR t,nrti.rt, tun hars I'NE DAILY TR1nusE
maGttl to them, 1"ttinhi, 5or &i,25 per tnnnh III
efuduQ Sunday t4l{,il, ar $lH1't,tr ,aanh trit1.-
out II and the atiirexa ,Cfu he changed rs 9ffrn
desired,
, 1880-07-07

KItaWfNSiSi} EUHtiF. Mn. al. A. r. AND A. H.
The nicne.s are FGtugrtttt tn fHett ~ Elrluthlnn
Hull tLls lnpEn!ns ut 10 nGrk tu ntltEa IT. bttty tu
4orrtu.ts to asa rckldtcn ~ H. to kinzio.s Duput at
y, ,ntl train for Hu.uhttl ut y, III. . - -
JAH. II. U.'YANCl.EAyE, W. II.
4. y. ALLEN, ErcrGtAry.
, 1880-07-07

MEsERvE. the D0ston forgcr. Inns been sur
rendered by hts b0rIlsmcn. Evtttcttr1 Of lnrthcr
lorger!es on bis part hns ,,ccn discovered.
, 1880-07-07

-Arniln tnN:1ANN;MY. m; Nh; & r. &T1;sesc,sl r e.
}E,aIte. wtll tIgu'e rutu tia l,t,ur. Visiting sr
knlsIts nrG hW.3 HOcGnH. n{ nrsnr VI thu a:fHl-
nen[ EUEliGnnuCr. u. S.7TlFFANf, EEc0Fl1r.
, 1880-07-07

A MONTREAL, hnnt md si!ue firm has fnflct
fnr flD0,OQ0. Tho nsscts uru nolntnally grGatcs
thnn tho liabilities.
, 1880-07-07

TUE population OF Richmond, W., accord
tnx to the Communicable Of that city. will not BE-
aboye e5ou tprobabiy On ovorestlmate). In 1870
1t was al03s; ga!n In teu years, u e1s; por oept
o
, 1880-07-07

JupoE sAlT'1 ycstsGlay refused the nlo-
tlon fora nawtral In tho caso Of CIHEunQo Davis,
tho poygulntst. at1t Glarrnce Waa taken TO hia
tell. whcro ho tearfutly dcplure.a h's fato, Tho
case will 10 arp,s.led tn Il higher cotlrt.
, 1880-07-07

TON HUGHES comes oyor hero next month
to organize d land company In Tennessee, but
wit! lecture In Beptembor and October. lilo whs
a XusM american during our War, and ought to
bo remembered on that Account.
, 1880-07-07

TINS real estate In tbs City Of New York IL
nssessed ut tho sldtoulously low sum Of SUI, 49,.
10, and tho persoua. property ut tho proportion
Rtcay low anm Ut tsDl, ~, ,t10 Ths tHxes to ba
collected for tbs year nu0unt to r., ,D0o.
, 1880-07-07

RATHER than enfnrrn the tccrees agaInst
the religious orders 10 French Magistrates hnyo
tcstgMcd.
, 1880-07-07
THE 0ERMAN-AMERI0AN VOTE.

THE 0ERMAN-AMERIcAN VOTE.
It Is safc 10 say TINT the Republican, Presf-
DENTAL ticket this year wilt rcGcive larger
proportion Of what is known ns "Tllo Ger
,nnn Vote" than Inns been consolidated for
any one party Mt any time since tho War.
This assertion Ia bascd upon manifest !ndl-
cations from the time Garfield was nominated
nt Chicago, and these indications l,ave nota-
bly Increased Since Hancock wns nominated
Mt Cincinnati. Tic prevailing political scntt-
mc,tt among citizens Of German birth and
their descendants has always been III favor
OF tho Republican party as agafnst the Demo-
cratic purity in principle, mud It Is this year
very pronounced in fav0rlng Garfield as
against Hancock.
During tie past fcw weeks THE Tn1nusE
hns presented its readers With transla.lons
FROM tbs political columns Of tho German
press both in this country and tic Fnthor-
understanding of the history and status Of
tho two co1tcnding parties and OF the t1,d[-
y1tlual character and relative merits Of the
two candidates. Tho newspapers printed
In tho English languugo Aaye not, rs
rule, manifested so kGon All npprc-
hcnslon Of tho insinccrity Of Demo-
cratic pretensIons, nor exposod SO strtls-
jngly tic fncongru1ttes between tho Gin
clnnat1 platform mid tlle past history of tho
Democratic party. THY hive aiso estimated
Mt their proper ynluo the ability al,d statcs-
1nanship Of the Republican candidate and
the purely military carcer Of the Democratic
candidate. They haye with singular unah-
unity reelected tho purpose Of tho German
American citizens to continue or renew
THUR attachment to the pnrty which Inns ae-
compllsEctl tho chief deeds In tho progress OF
thu past twenty years ill preference to par
ty tint has come hAl.ltg along in the rear
md has only reluctantly accepted the prog
ress tint llns been made by Its political oppo-
ncnts. TIE TRIBUNE Is also in receipt Of a
letter from prominent German citizen Of
New York, In which 1t Is predicted that a
| large portion Of tile German vote cast for
'rildcn four years ago will go to Garfield this
fall, and In which excellent reasons arc gtyen
for t.,s prediction.
Tiltlen's candidacy four years ago appealed
witt, peculiar forco to the support Of the
Oermntl-Amcrlcans. lie had been their
champion lii the quarrel with John Kelly a1ld
the Tammany faction. Tho Germans had
| been perststently ignored by the Tamnany
organization In order that tho Irish Demo-
crats might have monopoly of tie Offices
and l,onors at the disposal Of The Democratic
| party, Tii1en had condemned md opposed
this policy, and, when this course had arrayed
the Tanl,nany faction against him, tho Ger
mans in Now York and elsewhere naturally
felt themselves under an obligation to stnntl
by their champion. Tho rejection Of Tildcn
| Mt Cincinnati was triumph for john Kelly
, 1880-07-07

GEN. HANCOCK WIS ono 0t tho tilrco
corps commanders who Aat In q council of wat
III Ten. Grants tent dl,rIng tho six daya lighting
Ut tho Wilderness In 1891. Tho oorps con,-
ma1tiers woro asked TOR their opinions OH tha
military situation u. tho llth Of SIuy, and Cell
Hancock advised thnt tho arauy should l,o With
drawn to tho orposis 's!do Of tue NapiAap,
otherwise It would bo annhIlatcd and tho oause
lost, Urant llatulicd, give eac4 Of tho thru
Generals scascd orIcrs. which lhoy expected
would bu oriers to retroat, hut whIoh Oh npel,-
'ng nlueh to their surpriso they found te
bo orders ~ ulyance, AMI they did nd-
yn,icc-wlth whit gna4l reaults IL now n
matter Of hIstary, Yct tho i}emncrats talh
Of flancoek " tho "snpcrb" solLey, tho urpat
eaptu!n," nn.l elai.n fur lIsu lMilitnry ability
grcuter than tt,nt u 1rAnt. They tn'ku.l tl,t
aauaa way nbnnt Ggnetll wh4 was beaten III
lS1t, ~ Hancock will ba III lbal.
, 1880-07-07

TIE population Of Augusta, ua.; Is about
fa,Go In 1s7o it waa II 40, >. A oonsidersble in-
crcase Of population |. 4eportod al through
, 1880-07-07

W.W. YANpERnILT, It's ut Inst announced
authorltAtlyely, pays tor bringing the AlexaE-
lrtnll oheliak oyer. IIo stipulated that It should
not uu4t over $4,000, The thrifty fellow saves
tl.at much every year out OF bis poEsonal-pro
etty tux.
, 1880-07-07
Ku-KxuXlsk1 REVIVED,


e.-.-*-...ee..e.s.N....=
.Ku-KLuXIsM REVIVED.
Various methods hRva bce1l employed by
| the Sou thern Do,lrbons to deter Republicans
from voting, TO nulitfy tic constitutional
amendments making colored men citizens,
and to prevent tho expression Of opinions
hostile 10 tho Democracy. III Louisiana
Republicans hnvo been driven out OF tho
State by force, or allowed to remain upon
condition Of voting tho Democratic. ticket.
| LII Mississippi they have been mubbed and
killed. In Alabama they have been terror
| izctl. In Georgn tlier have l'cci ostracfsed.
! In South Caroltnn, when btllttozng could not
| altogether wipe out tho Republican majority,
the tissuepaper ballot fraud was oponly md
unblustltngty practicetl. Dy those rnrlosls
,netllo.ls the extreme Soutl, has been llandsat
over 10 tho Democracy In sulitl condition.
| Virginia now appears anxious to join tits
column, nlul has revived the Ku-k1nx bnsi-
ness By tho atloptloi, Of the lash rs all effect
I've ageMcy III doterrlng Republicans from
voting or even expressing opinions Mt variance
| with those OF the Drigadlers. The details Ut.
tlis organization known as the Southern
Regulators, and Its 7nosl,ts 0pera1ldi, have
been officially furnished to tie Attorney
General at Washington. Tile report allirns
that it is the custom Of these Regulators
where any person has nnto himself ohnox-
lous to them personally, to post notice
ordering lashfng for him. md also ordering
forty-nfne lashcs for my person WHO shall
bafrient lin. A long list Of those who l,ayo
been whipped, both white and colore,l niclf,
appears III the report. One man, pron'f-
ncnt and respectable citizen, was whipped
, 1880-07-07

MALC0l.N SEAToS, sDn Of Cnl. Scaton, OF
tho Natfnnat inteHfgcHcer, hns been app0ntct!
Chief Clerk Of the Patent -t)l}lcc.
, 1880-07-07

EFT. BERNARD t'uMAASlElty. M. ~ Il. r.
tinted t'nHriay" this tWeInpsdns1 evening" July !,
At susitck. Wolk 1iIA I.Ispr tjfsltrA. rlsIltnx
sir K'i1hts "su crnt!s.us!r !.yhn!;, lsy or.ior
], Il. DICK EItEQS, NGGu1IeE.
, 1880-07-07

Enttsrd at tn Fastnsee nj Chfea0o, I'LL. al &tola"
ELass Matter.
Furtho bnnrnt a. onr patrons who desire to Aett
fInElr corie. OF THE rHtNESE through tho NULL "e
Rl1ohcrow!th thu transient rne of posta1e'
f31n,F4tE. Pr LtFY
Eeht ard Twalve racs Faper. centa
E-.. InreI9ft .,
Eight and Twnltn fnEc lupat. oenA
sltCgn laKU tnpar GoutS
, 1880-07-07

SENIOR AfEHlSo llns tecl elected President
OF tho Enntb Domingo Republic.
, 1880-07-07

0corHln. Tic lau!s of tho Sotlth1rn census ,uvo
fur Norttiorh men. from ono point Of yIuw. a
bpcolnl siHn!tkcnnce.
, 1880-07-07

THE Spanish Ministry Is considering the
ciatIns FOR fndotunfty tnAde by American citfxcns
for losses sustalne.lIn Cuba.
, 1880-07-07
JUDGE TRuMBULL AND CIVIL GOVERN
nfENIE

Iho lion. J1yinnl. Ifu!hnntl Is now the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of I'LL
nois. 1t will be remembered tlat Mr. Trunl-
hull wns until 1853 olo Of tho leading Pro-
Slavery Democratic leaders In this State. III
1854 ,u holted the Democratic nomination
md WINS elected 10 Congress, and I'll the win
Ter OF 1853 ic was elected Senator by n Lcgfs-
lattya continuation, tiefentlng Mr. Lincoln
for TINT ot!lcc. Mr.. Trumbull WAS for eight
ccn years Senator, and oven long after he
left the Senate was Republican OF the IT.
tenyest order.
Mr. Trunlull In lltH recent speech statcA
tlmt lie Iad left the Republican purity because
he believed III the old Democratic doctrine
thnt the military power shoultbe subordinate
to the civil powor, md because tile ncput'-
Iran party WIS forever aiming to deprive tho
Stntcs OF tlletr sovereign authority, md co,s-
centratq NIL power III tho General Gover'l-
,nent. lie declared TINT tho policy Of tic
Republican, party Is that Of attempting "to
swallow up .l,e Sta'cs," and thus snbvert our
beautiful systeu of government, which, ac-
cortling to the DelMucrntfo theory, Is n
system OF Stats Governments, Of State
soyerctRntics. which aro tic only leposltorlns
Of power, mud which arg tho creators Of tho
Gc,.eral Government, and therefore Its sit-
pcr1ors.
If any one will read over old Mr., Buchan-
an's messages to Congress just before the
War, anil IN wllcl, llo denied the authority
ot the Unltcd. States to cocrce sovereign
States lntn obedience to the ]nws, or to ILL.,
yndc the sacred soil Ut sovereign States with
armed trpups 10 enforca my so-called Na-
ttonat authority, he will find thCrcin set forth