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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
MAINE.

FOURTEEN DELEGATES FOR BLAINE.
There was no Republican State Convention In
Maine. The delegates-at-large we're elected by the
Republicans Of the Legislature. and the rest were
aleeted by districts. They are all for Blaine.
At Large
5susepe Hale Joseph r Bodwell
"a n Cle. Almon A. Strout.
Distriets.
Z VIM. w. Thomas, jr. Nv. Lewis Baker
Joseph R. Libby. LleWellyn PoWerO
III William r. FRYE. v. L. g. DowDs
J. W. Wakefield John 3. Case.
III. Joseph Fl. Manly.
g. Q. Marble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
TWENTY HoR GRANT, THREE FOR SHERMAN AND
ONE FOR BLAINE.
Latest advces from the Kentucky DELEGATION give
ASSURANCE that in spite of the Grant Instructions
three of The delegates at least will vote Tor Sner
man and one for Blaine:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
VIRGINIA.

TEN FOR GRANT, EIGHT FOR SHERMAN AND FOUR
FOR BLAINE.
The Virginia delegates were instructed to vote
rs unit for Grant but they arc not all in his favor
The most trustworthy estimates give him 10 Of
them, IBlaine and Sherman 8. Their names are
AT Large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28

ITO RENT.-FOr tho year or Summer, at
L MADISON n. J., an excellent house with outbuldlngS
cehnnAo trait &o cheap goOd tenant tho location
tho beat for Y8Wa health. Apply 70 r. KLUAEN,
20 and 20 Dey.st, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
AtLdrge.
VERMONT

TEN DELEGATES FOR EDMUEDs
In Vermont the delegates-at-arge were elected
by State Convention and the others by District
Conventions. All are instructed for Edmunds.
They arc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
Connlrn lroperLn 9or Sale ono 90 Get.

At ORANGE. n. J. (ncighbOrhnod speciality.
"A --IIureiv for salr aud ten al yar"ies great bar
raus EDMAHb 3. HAMILTON ~ Pincht. " !.
EAST TENNESSEE and NORTH CARO-
L. LIMA MIN Ii.AL and AGGICTLrC1;AL LANDS
examined honest reports made aud purchases II desired by
IIENIlG T.. tOLIpN, knUNNillC' IeAn NOVA OK Nlty
r.-.r ~ nraf.n q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
. Gitn Real GsLate. for Sale
Citp Iropertp n)ant:o.

VMANTED.-An unfinished house in good
w repair between l9h and 35hsts east Of SihaTs cI ~
private family for Term Of years n1n hShs Ehis
n9 ADDRESS with location price, p Box 1852 r. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28
RIO CARPENTERS and CONTEMPORARIES

y
Il NEW CAPITOL. OFFICE OF Ti2 SUPERINTENDENT, At
~ y, May 49, 183OSeaed proposals. viii be received
o. this office where proposal blanks can be proenred until
Cabinet Worx the executive Chamber and
room Of the Of the Senate In this building IN
cndng urnitpre All he work % 20 be done IN accordance
be completed before the Deeenbe $780,
bid be cosed in envelope addressed the
undersigned Proposal for Carpenter Cabinet
Work. and must be accompanied by bonds of sursties
residents OF the state Of NewYork each OF
$4,000 said surees are to that the bidders viii
contract II IL awarded perform
faithfully
cston. The right Is reserved for the Superintendent with
the New Capitol reject
all bids and alter contract 10 entered into SAID
OrfcteG whenever, In their Judgment being
JAMES W. EATON.
, 1880-09-27

Thu ,.. nrtxo,;Hr AK y, 'nff ~ M hff.M .n! ami
t. t, ,'oH Mi 1t t,;i ,ue a.MAsttiTiu It'll
I,tshnr fis ws" isatnt ,ya: m.. t.,r Ms ~ ,1..
tx i,i ILL., Mta lMn.nanms "eEe WranKiea iKo
i,iun ~ VI rsst. - recmar s1llo ,
,n,"t, IN aE s, ~ H., ,,ns Ill
~ r,,s. ~ in nstG'su - ~ .s'SuI rt1;l!.S nuW
;,sae ',r"r d nr, ~ 1 @ sao ~ t ~ n;r
s.rcHt. Il, ST
49,. WNs @ 20 @ @urMnk.' enld re q tno hrnss hut
as, ..r,M,,,d 'A' ~ eol'a haruy 'lo et'll on tho
" Witt n,.,ror IL, I'm, ...,,. j., A.. .,....s,,
- hst HsawHF no you tnhka 10 tho chnfKeE'
i'.!';tt 1,,.t.,, ~ ,,n,.tt .,olt'r IT,.
vcnrs' tsMt fm my Pi'eseeo III tho o"e 'os "nhy
80. d,gt, gHcs5 ~" nAso' GOT TINT red n0so thorc,
Il" 'in.''M: ~ ,.:,,, , -, ,,,,..a,,a,.
,,,stinn r,,,r'so!,, w. a., IT, moan t1o phr ot
9Hsiiccf Represented, ~ rho COURTS. NOW. yOnr
, 1880-09-27
ILLINOIS,.

.stI II n SF.fA1ts
Special DLpatth to The Chicago Tribune.


Special Dipatth to The Chicago 7rtbune.
WATsEKA, ILL.,, Sept. 2d-rlu lurgest po-
f!tical rally ever held In 1rounots County, If
not III Contr1t Illinois, tonk place In tl,is city
yesterday. The most careful Judges cstL-
mntctl tho crowd Mt 12,000. Others put 1t rs
high as l5,o00. Tic largest delegation came
from, Denver Township, twenty miles awny,
there being slxty-scven teams antl 443 per-
sons III line. Tile Belmont delegation MIS-
tered ilfty-elght tcnms nutI 3,;3 lmrsons.
Sheldon had seyenty.six teams md :G5 per-
SONS. Several other towns brought iii over
800 people. The entire procession, wns
fully slx miles lung a1li contain:u over ,:.,oo
tenus. When Ten. Logan, wlin WIS tho
ile lind spoken to tllls ycar. Tic General
spn1se for, over two lo!,rs, deallllg slr.lEe-
llaHitncr blows Upon tho Democratic pnrty III
Teeepo" " was I styel n, 1T tis @ ci"se 81 to
meeting, ut tho Hon. J. r. Donova,'s beo,tE-
ftll Residence. IN tic evening there WIS 4
gratnl t0rchlfght procession with nearly ono
1nGs' py bes to1fss fio seo, II Ill., w III ls M afsca sS.
hovojoy cnllo next with elEhty-nirn torches.
Tho WaIsrun company from Kanknken
Gs@Mmty WIS nr{estsnf, slxty Strong. Judge
dressed fully d,0V people In the Court-1iIoase
yard. The Democrats are feulfns very sick.
NEAR ErF1N0HAsl.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tritnns,
ErSi%aItssi, ~. sept; s6IThs Iepub1ic-
nllS @ Of Wntson Township. IN this county,
attended meetings OH Saturday evening ever
t;corgc D. Ghaiiee, i}cpubitcala, 'candi,fats far
Eillngham; and Dr. lilcber, ot Shelly tour.
ty. Before tilo meeting bryan we Ind largu
nlld Imposing t0rGhi!gilt procession, under
command Ut Or. Uuntlla, Of EnlngElnM,
llenurrsllnt. the Drummer 10y OF thU Imp
lknilnnN0Gk, WMS present. with tno silver
drum presented lin by lioracu Greeley. and
caused tho Widest enthusiasm IN tho n,ltli.
once. There weru fully TOO pcOpl0 present,
nil OF whom Insist tint 1t WIS by far tlu lArg-
est Altl most enthusiastic county meeting
ever held III tho county.
4 FRENCH MEETING AT siANTENO.
Speetai U{spateh ta 7ht Ehteaoo Tribune.
,MASrtSu, ILL.,, Sept. 20-Our liepuollcan
club hull organized u meeting Ut French citt-
xe1ls, Ntt Invited Mr.. II. Dnvoust tn atItlrpss
thetl. When tho train arrived Inst night TWEEN.
ty-onu GUNS were fired; our company of 1dD
celse the spcMker. ain Postmaster .Dreen WIS
c!l0sen as Chairman mil A1r. Inbylp, Jr.,
Vice-lresitlent. Mr.. Unvo,lst t,tttIrcssc.l the
meeting niMl was well npplantett. Mr.. rntl.
dock. candidate for Knuknhce Cnunty Stntu's
Attorney, thun tonk the tloOr. This was tho
lnrscst French meeting over lIcld ut blal,teno
over .oUu llGrsnnS were present, aiming them
l.lnlly. ln1tca. Tl,t greatest enthusiasm IRE
ynliet throughout tho meeting. Mr.. DAyu,,st
WIS given three c'leets after the n1eotIng WIS
over.
, 1880-09-27
SECRETARY SHERMAN,

kOME tF UAfAIkDS HTATEMENTH 1tEFtfTEn.
sptetas Dhpateh to 1,.s chteaqe Tribune, :.
WARRINGTON, i. c., Sept. o5--Tho Rc.
publital,s Of liyattylllc, Ind, and vicinity,
held meeting tlits afternoon md evening III
n pleasant grove near TINT village, to wlfct,
n number Of gentlemen of nromIncnno from
W,ul,tnrton s,.or, tr,+od ~ s,,,o,.,,r, MI
.""'uN "1ro i"'4l." 10 epc"AeAs' "l'o
among thc'n secretary SHERMAN, WHOSE
speech WIS tho event Of tho day. II is
specially interesting, innssnuch rs 1t coli.
t1lted a. very complete rcfutntlon Of The
cent speeches TINT to tjIo DelnUcrutic pnrty IL
wv t.0 pu.t.o, u uo elcult Mtach'hg 10 Jug
,, RESUMPTION OF specie PAYMENTS The fol-
man's spuech:
,ouoruns ara:,. ci.' 9 tas so neocr@c pnrty
observes crea!t lot resumption II 1alac. TIlc
Grant. in tho Public Credit aet. This WIS
u,ra1v n l2anuhttco,, tunou,,ra 1twoaa,,, ,,,n,,
nr.nr n ~ 'an. ano ~
,I, nstsl 1'e sl"yest CONSIDERATION py tho grcat
pouy OIL tho Republicans In Congress, and
Was opposed by tho Democratic purity.
with I3ayard ut Tie head of thu list. The
next stup was tIlo act of .tulv IT, ism Tor ~.
f,,nl,r1 49,. ,,,,,s,a .,n,,t to ~. ~
iaa n,,s , IT, ra.,.,a "tu. ~ lily ns' W''ic
pubiie 5 .iet m possbIe s th on aS
OF Republicans providing tho means fur tia
accumulation of noin, II wos attontrd hv nv n
votn ~ ,,,,.. tn,,t,a 80 tio "ia n'.,.,'s "Ut W
', eou ~ t.'n1u.'S VI tne l'epuol'c'tlls, nnu
ts ac baysr ay SyS'y va psoesd vose rcs Aaor
llnll. hne fnnr-,lftsls Ut Ills party opposed It.
ille lieGtttfltcnlts as y rnrty remained trun tD
ine ptetaEes nf the Public Credit net OF lSG0.
LII 4o'H ltepuo!i can Senators bcgall to
, 1880-09-27
-. INDIANA.
DAN yooNllEEH AND TlIE UNION soLnIgI,s

Hp<etal coFrfspondtast u Ths chleaoo 1rsouns,
k0KosiO, Ind, Sept. M,-FDr some weelts
It las beell known that Oil this day tic sill.
yer-t0MKMel orator Of Irun-c0llar" fau,o
would orata in tl,ts city to "t!,u unwasl,ctl,"
who worship TIC Tall Sycamore, NO to speak.
But lust evening they wcrt thrown into a
state bordering Oh frenzy BY the appearance
on tile streets Ut tho following dolgur; ::
ATTRsriONi l.tNcOLN Doda AND lill.xLtNoai
w A VIC psas ,s ssSafef' 81 ep of p;ty aste,; Il,
WcnF COLLAR having inscribed thereon, "My
llnF.-A. F LincGln," are requested TO nlvct at tho
a 9SSr ~ sto~esa s MH.onal Hunk to'"sht vt
TlK "IIlMEL1xas."
The Democracy gathered IN groups, md
seemed to DO KfcalDy alarMuti, ard seriously
discussed tho proprlety ut advising. tho Sun
ator to postpone hls visit tu kokollo tntletl.
nifty, on tie ground TINT they feared tho
" l,trcl!ugs" would do h!m bodily larl,.
Their fears, however. itll no ofounslatlon,-for,
willis tho sollIers wero muel, !necnscl
sg agllstf 1 nantis yst ,dt tey Wers en!cans
tislitlnK for thu hr0adest political Ethorty;
ulat tue grent Issue In tE,fs cllnpat9t, IL TIL,
right OF tue freest expression of political
sentiment anywhere H. tl,ls country. They
!ieses that, tue cllixc.,s ilostlo Aluspn alul
DsXnll's llne, can freely EXPRESS tAsIr
Mllltc"l sentiments without danger to
itta Or proiHtty, the citizens south Of that
san'H right llcnce lto sol.lier, Or other liu-
publican hui my thought Vt tlal,ly nllyti,lng
tllat wDn!tl i. any Suy disturb the Voorhees,
iheetitis. ~ RESPONSE to tho ab0yo gall,
Of ne elty met, nll pnsseI the following
towards the E!an who lad ollce called allun,
n,titags "dHtgs md hitel!nss," sud to-Iay las tho
, 1880-09-27

r.u.,, ,,,.,,,. .!'nFMN.
n,.,,aa nn.9m MnRs,us, @ tho herman Ambassador at
ihu lsrnhtlrdt, a!hEn!ia lnecnt, TO- hllyu made
lhh VI himself. When Bnrt! Arrly1l hO went
tt0wn un ils knees tn GfEGr lIcr Il bouquet. In
tue e. sacoitd place, l!ar3n MuKnus WIS mt Invited
70 tno a!nncr r oNeretl to snta " tho Dansh
trn,lcc'carl with the MttnSse difficulty, atl.l hn
was tho only Iplomatlst pscsent. lEu WIS
very Gu!tlly rnrplfctl. rs might h1vo been
Expected; but Wishing by nl n,ru,,s
+. 70 hnvu finger I'll tho pie, mud although
tno luGsts I'iu slveGAes hnd beell MI nrr1lnRusl
t!etdrchantl, the llnron, with thoroughly Tu-
, 1880-09-27

It makes no difference that his skull Is
smaller tllnn MI ape's;
It makes no difference that l,a wenrs tho
Murphy bulge oha day, mud knocks seyrn
bottles of champagne
, Hell
West nnd
Crooked
Tho Mpxt; ...
!. 1t tinnkcs i,o difference that llo says he lc-
lieycs In negro suffrage while lle smiles
scrcncly on thu titsfrniicliscilIent Of thou
salltls Of ,lnrky voters IN Ills district;
1t innkrs 10 difference TINT hts Btanda
chnrgcd with having murdered man III cold
blpn( al Columbus, Miss.
No. tlutie Df these things will mike any diff
ference, with tho sinking. set who like TO
llontIr TINT sort Of q llnn.
They'll zee him through, with d who0pi
Will. II. HERMAN.
, 1880-09-27

cncy bore tho representation Of n ilne.poto
from which tho Stars nnll Stripes had been
torn ruthlcsly away, aml tho Confederate
i,ara uniinl t. tho ,,n,c i itI,ortw cn,, ,yae
placed to tho LETT Of tho polo aro;'n,l wl'Ici,
wns lncrihet, "Are we prepared for thts9
Answer by your VOTE"
u club OF Loo p,cu, ooo I'm p|atu ttross. md
the rest in bluo shlrts mid wj,iio cans, % hnd w
4 cASAtrtn'Ar IN LIME .....
Twenty-Five feet III length, drawn by threo
mules, will, driver dressed In Il big straw
hat and cnrryfnr n foe-l,or,l. 'i'he ,uutto wns.
i,ns rsu'a 'no ea.'lS.a' % 70 ~ t!'e sn'p o1 STATE;
lhefo Mcre aeont o'Uoo Votsfnfis on tho
march. Thcy carried sliot-ritldlctl battle
flags, md their baiItts p]nyctt "We'tt rally
rt,,In,1 tho l1nv, mn, i Nfnrrh,rr t1,ru,,y,,
nnor,.t. y S1, ' ,.',',a ,t"H .'.'u"H"
Nv, ~, "a nella''n G!aoA s.a!siAfcns,es
bhfe THO inscriptions " trellett illtl NGrtcht-
, 1880-09-27
How Hancock Was Forced to
Avow His Position on
Rebel Claims.
a Few Of the Representatives and
Senators Who Have Urged
Their Payment.
The Secession Views Of Gen. Daniel Z.
Sickles, as Expressed In Con-
grcss IN 1860.
Dan Voorhees, and tho Union Soldiers Of
Kokono, Ind, Mt Loggerheads.
NEW YORK.
THE REt'Unf.1cAS OUTLOOK.

sptetat Dtspa.eh to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Sept. $3.50 far rs Tho M
tio!al campaign Is concerned tho Republican
organtzers In this city during tile pnst week
lnve made encouraging progrcss. Tie work.
ing organization Df the pnrty nrobably lsAs
never been 10 perfect, so conpact, anu aggres-
,tvr rs ut tho present time. Tic best tnIe,lt
Of the party llas l1pun put on the stump nnl
cent where It will 10 tile most good. Exist.
1lg jcaloustcs l,aye beer, at1ayed, tho tlisap-
pointnlclts arising out of tho Convention Mt
uhcago have died AWAY, md, 80 far rs Gun
be observed from this point Of view. the
utmost harmony prevails, and tllo most
Energetic work Is being performed. During
lie nnsf wre1, snertf,c work has 1,ecn ln!t
,,,t s t"r ca,,nt,'. 1.a,,.t,nr Sonro,nr,, ,I"rs
~. a., ~ ~. - Ga"...., wa,m.. ;,,nt. ~ -
man, Carl se'litfz' nenator l'ia'ne' 20: H.
Grant, the mention of WHOSE names are suf-
so,n,,t -, ,r,,,,. on,hrs;nv,,, l., an. ,,,rt r.
,' ~ ".o"SJ o .a m 1 i. ao4, -,
Ale "'l'lI1fs "nH LIZ "'.!4ou'1ee''leit " "loso
prcscllee ut any meeting cannot fatl to MT
frnct nfslttttitles OF people. Besides these
eminent speakers. there aro hundreds Of mt
less eloquent. II less distinguished, mon on
a'e stu.np III - tnt,''eo"s ,t ae country.
d. New York politicians, Wio1n your corfe-
Iponient meets here. TINT tic ca'npaign IS
progressing WITH the utmost vigor anu e1tcct'
WORKING OF The lnachtlery. In lie States Of
,Nrw .1crscv arr, N",y yart. osn'rIa,.,. t,,o
NV as.soy a.a ~" oh, sspSe.!' , .,'o
otFahtzat'on anu "oIRlhs capaelty 9t tho
md crossroads town III these States will l,c
hormrh,y cnnyassr,] an,i tha Isxncs nj fhc
aaw rr.,so,,a'i w.. ,.,'.I ", t, stro,,,,ns. s,s
possible Light. In tile City Of Now YUrk, the
stronghold of Democracy, the strongest cu,t-
yass ever matlu has bcen oreantxet. Tho
Garfield md Nrtl,nr Central t,nm,nairn ciub,
1Me eent,ai VaMpa1gn tlab' t'io toSs III
DIue. and twenty-four ward organizations
, 1880-09-27

Democratic Committee, recognizing tho full
gravity OF the situation, undertook to pro-
euro decided expression Of ot,iunn from
Hancock. Mr.. Cook's letter vns only part
nt the enormous pressure which was brought
public, hut Geli. Hancock was nodn 10 sce
that vii tll0ut prompt action MI Ills pnrt on
this subject grcat md irrcparnbtu damage
would bu tlnne tho Democratic .calisa IN TIM
tlsg South, lie well understood TINT tlat was
sotll. m matter wliat Northern, Democrats
might do,
, 1880-09-27

M ne,nonratto statc Ccntrl! Con.l!itco to address
r s.aHGns o. townr ehinty ~ rcRnnt 70 to
sopfnees: ~ nla chrne1ty a. Ghitrd etntcs Scha.
r ia ~ III III 5a se so ~, nn aM III
sstp,, osc.i Il, apcak l,y autbostty 81 iii to e-
W,lE!tEAa, i II ,osorip,,s rnct that sa!l u.
y. s0Hri!ecs t'!n. u AEri, ia,l Ire!as' tfAt ns
i wni mrWss vt" on. an. ~ ,nt ,s nr ~,
run t., tho A,ln,fnis,rnton "f Abraham Liscsit. @
10 make VIII ,i.on The South: Tint III Fcbr,snry,
1ss: ne yo.sS nKnnsta bill n!lthorizlns tho Iss,i
e t1 @@1 or ;SS T; wls tsos Tng n X
ien1ns. ~, d1o 1fls.inGht ~, O. i%
~ eoufeM ri, N, H., @ ~ n ns e 's n
1",ccd una, sot,lIars rs ss.iacon ,lnss md
seI,ss a sx!ssi s !s: y to q ~
,irnuni tlioir iccka. hnytn4 Inscribed thorcot,,
IN l1rge lotters. " nv nnE.-A. L!ncnln" -; TINT
,,t ~ NO. ,ese sne .,i% H,,r. Mr, at ny o, 1ca % az,
'cSs xr,,, nrJ ,4tI, ura"'f onsto ls Mn
!Sy tss I " rs ss,s ssa n: a;!sS iscx & ss%;: %
eiforts to nvcril,rw tic lteuclIirn: Nsw, thorc.
forc. by this meeting nf ex Unnn soldiers, irro-
sptst!yo or rnrty. utilization. b. It
Hcsosrfd, That his t11fHot!Ge hcre. by invitation
tn ~ Intnrnrn nj IN rttisu r H. T. a s,surs 1s.
living tho wit1nws nilI oruhntis ri thusa whn;ilci
III dcfcnso nf tho Union, and the loyal cItlzes
eeRRerdy eRaaiy q rhn3 t9wam +. X; unay. =, .,. ,,
Tint no sonr csn with due respect fnr h!tnscf,
mud the unton wh!ef, he tonght =, saye, nns hs
thnr ron,rvs sevatin, ntn p r III ,,e aT in. ~
el,co to my mcetlng at which Daniel ". Voor-
hecs u to speak.
,,,; lnnt tncse fcsolattons t VIII meet with
in,,i l. % fr,niv ho1iavod RI IL, oosS "' o'ef t''o
Etrot.yr 1Vrsr.
rA1rrn m nftAw.
speeia1 Disoatta TO Tns Chteaoa Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, 1nd., Sept. 2tl-tici!. John
AiGDonald, tllo leAugr OF THO WHISKY KING Ut
11,s 111n, was aGvs!sea .t1n ~ SPeSh y tho Vpeda- IT,
riy,. IIo didn't I6se niiv;tinr ii,prrby. fnr.
Of the three persnils present waiting ia ret
III, two were h1ll-Dosters. Our pcople do not
!nke stoGk ~ man WHO Es.es abollL atvGT, n It
sts,hPs .,saPs himself rs tho cNlcl OF s',ooo,ooo
7se''': c.,,orv co,,,r,.
Special D'.eases to ne catss0o Tribune. =,
n DELrili, iils!.. Sept: n:-I1le Lon. Aloert
u. lnrter; kepii9l.can GnMilt.ate fnr Goy.
Sn M was rast 9Go1 III tcstiE is Enco e6o h ass
fayette, under the coll11l,nnd of Capt: Micell.
int Cafroll county t!Owh 1or daflae4u, PoF-
Tor a''a 'hc 1,'!,, wl'oio 1lcket. ,E <,x
Bpeetal Dhyateh 10 Ths Chteaoo Ittbuns
1N1uASAro11s. Ind. Scpt. n5.-'rhp With
;r.,.ni ~ + !, rnan't,,, @ ~ Nj. ~ 1,as,.
~ ,r", - t N.,'ona' t}o,n. t ta" w. sts
morning In tho Sentinel, has been the tl,en,o
Of conversation III nil poljtical circles. Yeao-
lrv ,yra n cnntltdato for gccratorv ~ stota
~, nnxt'.,s ~. H. .."t.. ca,s.a ~, t'.,.
'" NJ. ~ o o'.l.o .,. o1nnsc. a'.. oot''
po'lcnts, giving rs their reason "The conric-
tlon that the National pnrty is and will DO usl-
It's pIntforu ,iemnuds. md tint in tl,o Demo.
cratic party thoy srs cllal,ce to secure It, rs
tic t,aYs Ut tint OrgNntzatIo1l arc Green.
, 1880-09-27

LnI1IrunTHIU HPlf1l.
Y"ur war was ~ yall-plory, 10 Godi
NHir sOltlEnrs frfl IN ynt,I.-Elnry 10 tod
lOt sluntltlGrcll your money by tltg mill
ionH IN salll..1,glory to t'o!l
posa tlint our prinetpiys slni inri.attl-1instcr
It frO,n N'sto,l t0 tho Nutlou {;alc.
We l'rotms} to hayg six thrice or threo
d1cc,-all ur none,- nti-,lon't-yo1,.forgctit.
There po jo,qpe jaatk:bnAers In yankoelom
who coma rambling tlowi tEisaway nj lines
Tor tho p,trposo Of feeling the Southern
TLoy possess M amtable, inotfenslye twist
ct THO mind, nna bclioye whatever they nro
They aru lIioccnts obrond;
'rlipy Are snwft;
They arG srllt mental;
Iluy nrn sluAlery.
Well, wien nllH III these ttfpenny pilgrims
puts III his nstn1na. appearance he 70 FORTH
wilt tnkuil III tow by tile
!'eckStlilIs aud
aud i,s i s'Si t"iSi TINT we aro reconstructed
Glenn up to thu handle, safl; and we bow 10
Iho results Ut the Wal, suit, MID NIL TINT
5i"i|,ipn 5i"f9so and
Thcreupon the t!lpenny. pilgrim .sauntcrs
letters fI0nc, IN which I,a says tlllt wo fay6
set'l, the plntly ut tfsuntpn: scutl tho wckrt-
mnss 9f M f9'dng sql,nsl Md nlnal III stayery;
sseti tt, tl,o ,hrn'iiy Of ~, undivided country;
!ylilK lot. mora Df tll8 like
glittsr-clatter,
Fn!-lnf, and
Tint would turn the stomach. OF slono
itngEc. ,.,..@...
These letters arc published md pnrailetl
m mfar n1lti Wldo by tle t'ronling bRstard DEMO.
Is thereby etl 10 bellcvu tliat wu illyu t,lrnsI
trnitUr9 tU the dead who died for .uy: hive
, 1880-09-27

Actors, yuca'tsis. public speskers recommend
t1nle's Honey Ut lIutphuunI and Tar,
Flku'a IoOlhAGhu Drops cnru In ono minute,
, 1880-09-27

Wash tho scHlp with Olenn's Sulphur Soap TO
remove daAdruH and sCAll LeAL
, 1880-09-27

Nutrition improved, strength restored aud dis
eas9 arrested BY Multi utteEs.
, 1880-09-27

Special D|spa!ch to fht Ehtcd0o 7FlbNne.
DELr1l1, Ind. Sept. 9N.-'rlle lion. Albert
q. Porter, Republican candidate fnr t;oy-
ernor, hntl n rattlrg good mcet!ng hero last
delegation Of the Garfield Guards from In
fayette, Under the coil,n,nrd pt Capt. Michel.
Put Carroll County down for Garfield, 1'or-
tor, ind tic Wltolu Ticket
, 1880-09-27

TROpIEFRUFr LAXATIVE Is put mp
III lruiizel Tin boxes unIy. Price. 10 cents.
AK your druggist for Descriptive Pam.
pElot Or address tho proprietor,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-07-22
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
~ AnVERTTCEMENr

] AL Eh 1lOE ENl.
Default has been made in the conditions of
certain mortgage executed and delivered
by Anna ChriStOphersOn and l. Christopher
son, mortgagors, to Anna Oleson (Mrs. Anna
Thompson) mortgage, dated the 23d day of
September, A. D. eighteen hundred and seven
Office of the Register of Deeds OF the county
Of Mower in the state of Minnesota, on the
3lst day of October, A. D. 1875, at 9 o'clock
a. NJ, in book T of mortgages, on page 284, on
OF this notice, the amount of three hundred
and twenty and 80-lOO dollars, and no action
or proceeding has been instituted at law or
in equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
power of sale contained in said mortgage,
and Of the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, the said mortgage will be foreclOsed
by sale of the mortgaged premises therein
front door of the post-ofRce in the city OF
Austin in the county of Mower and state OF
Minnesota, at public auction by the sheriff of
said county, on Friday, the Sd day of Septem-
one O clock in the afternoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on sa i'd mort
gage, with the interest thereon, and costs and
expenses Of sale, and twenty-five dollars
gage in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so to be sold. are the lot, piece or parcel
Of land situate in the county of Mower, and
state Of Minnesota. and known and described
The north west quarter ~ of section mum.
Der thirty-two (a2) township number one
hundred and four QO4) north, of range number
'' zSs%4 81 Siss formerly Anna o.s.en
WHEELocK & SPERRY,
Dated July 1e, 1880. july-22-7t