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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08
Hoop, of Shelbyville, they were brav'
enoupb to fipht unarmed men wome,

Hoop, of Shelbyville, they were brave
enough to fight unarmed men, women
and children; but when it came to
fighting men armed, ready and will
ing for the fray, they thought it time
to start for the border. They imme-
diately dispersed and we have not
heard that these plucky men have
been further interfered with. There
is nothing that has such a quieting
saIutary effect upon a gang of thugs
and outlaws as a number of good navy
skies in the hands of determined and
resolute men,. We advise our people
in such benighted and ruffianly places
as Shelbyville and Aurora to own a
larger number of these useful little
instruments and to become better ac-
quainted with their use.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08

In the exultation of victory, and
the distribution of the honors and
emoluments which belong to the vic
tors, We appeal to the white Republi-
cans not to forget their faithful allies
the sure-enough Black Republicans.
We know we shall be accused of
drawing the color line by class of
pig headed greedy time servers, who
only wish to use the Negro as sort of
pack-horse, or stepping stone to the
goal of their own avaricious ambi-
tions. The colored people are the
natural allies ofthe Republican party,
butthey expect, and rightfully too, to
share equally in the benefits of the
victory.
The Republicans of Indianapolis
will strengthen their position by Civ
ing to the colored people some sub.
stantial recognition of their services
to the party, and they will materially
weaken their position by a failure to
DO so. The representation which the
colored people at present have in the
city government is entirely made
quate, and yet there are some greedy
politicians who wish to lessen it.
Such policy would be suicidal. We
cannot afford to go backward in this
matter. The colored people have
pretty good memories, and they will
hold the men elected by their votes
to strict accountability.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08

General Garfield voted against
putting wood pulp on the free list in
the committee on Ways and Means
the other day. This punctures his
"boom."
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08

The nomination of General Abel
d. Streight, for Governor is now
foregone conclusion.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08

The president very properly vetoed
the deficiency appropriation bill re-
Gently passed by Congress. The bill
contained political rider intended
by the Democrats to destroy the effi-
cheney of United States Marshals. A
few Republican Congressman with
more zeal than sense had given this
measure their support. The Presi-
dent however, saw through the
scheme, and punctured it in manner
that the Brigadiers must despise.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08
The INDIANAPOLIS LEADER.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
Sheriff-HARRY @. ADAMS.
Treasurer-LEE MoTHERsHEAD.
Recorder-JA l.. BEILER.
Judge Superior Court-BYRoN X ELLIOTT.
County COMMUNICATIONS III. SMITH.
b. FAToUT.
Coroner ALLISON maxwell, NJ. ID.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08
BOSTON STORE
BARGAINS IN CARPETS
MONDAY. MAY

and during the week we shall
offer . large lot Of Carpets at
very Low Prices. Special Atten-
tiOm - called to
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-08

20 pieces at 33 and 3Sc.. Worth 5Oc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-15

give undue prominence to the Issues at
stake between the Republican and Demo
cratic parties. The country Is familiar
with the treatment Of Greenback speak
ara In the South, and the report
they make OF the attitude oil the
Democratic party there upon the questions
Of free speech, free discussion, Tree ballot,
and an honest count The evidence can
not be doubted. There Ia not Green
hacker In the United States who will dis
believe the word OF General Weaver upon
this point; and ! ask any honest Green
hacker II be believes the currency reform
possiLle with the doors OF fifteen States
closed against him and his party by force
Must we not settle the rights OF discussion
frstP The political crimes OF the South
must be punished. They must be led to
see that for every vote gained In the south
BY buIldozing and fraud they will lose al
least two in the North, and, eventually
self.interest will lead them to abandon
their present barbarous and inhun 81 sys'
fem Of politics. The fundamental prlnci'
pies Of Republican form Of government
ave a. stake in the present campaign. Let
the Democratic party triumph, by the use
OF the shotgun and fraud in the sonth'
and the death knell Of the glorious, he.
public for which so many Of u, US nave
fought and suffered is sounded, me Re
publican party to-day, with all us laults,
stands as the guardian oil Tree speech, iree
discussion, a Tree ballot, and an honest
count, without which the Republic Is one
simply In name.
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GReESBAcK GATHERING AT snER.
RARD.
Mr.. Burt. "or PennSy IyanIa," and Robert
Marshall Crate.

Mr.. Burr. "0T PennhSiShnihs anu hopeFa
Marshall Crate.
snRRRARD, W. Va, September Is.
EdItOrs IntelnEeneer: 81.
On Saturday evening last the Green
hackers had meeting in this place. It
had been announced by posters, and 9th.
erwise, that the meeting would be adj
dressed by the ablest speakers OF the day.
Accordingly the necessary preparations
were made for the occasion. At dusk the
people from the country began to gather
in, bemocrats.and Republicans and few
GfeenbaCkers. A large crowd assembled
10 hear the able speakers on the great
financial questions OF the day.
Mr.. Burt, claiming 10 be q citizen oil
Pennsylyania, first took the stand, and re-
viewed fairly the history Of the Republic
can party from 1851 to 1872. At this juno
ture he got terribly mixed. During the
last part Of bis speech he was frequently
hisaed and groaned ut.
The next speaker was Mr.. Marshall, a
well.known gentleman in Wheeling. He
elected Weaver our next President amid
shouts OF "Hurrah for Garfield, and many
other similar expressions. His whole
speech was characterized by false state
ments. One was that the Democratic par
ty carried their point by fraud and the Re-
publican party walked hand in hand with
Them. He also stated that Pennsylyania
would go for Garfield the same as Louisi-
ana went Democratic. At the close OF his
speech three rousing cheers were given Tor
Garfield. REPUBLICAN,.
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a CARD.

10 rstIrias frlm The above arm desire TO thank
the public Tor the iaVOn 20 liberal bestowed upon
1t, and request continuance Of them to my .aefsssor
B. +. Z0ECKLER.
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r.nNlnn no. rREsPAssERs.

yloIntora OF the Law In sueh Cases hade
and Provided 10 be Visited with the
COndIgn Penalty. ~ .F67T r.
RoSEY's PoIET, W. VA, September Is.
ElltOu lntslllEeneor;
Enclosed find copy Of resolutions
adopted at the last meeting Of Roney's
Point Farmers club, which you will please
publish for the benefit Of those con.
cerned:
WHEREAS, Persons from the city are in
the habit Of trespassing on our premises,
by hunting and wantonly destroying game
and birds Of oil kinds; and,
WHEREAS, Such destruction OF birds is
detrimental to our farming interests IN
taking away an important means Of rid
ding our farms OF insect pests, and is in
plain violation OF law; therefore,
R,solred, That We hereby give notice that
in the future all such trespassing will be
punished 10 the full extent OF the law.
ResoIred, That the members OF this club
and all other land owners, who may wish
10 cooperate with US In this matter, are
requested to place notices on their prem
ises, warning such persons from trespass-
ing thereon.
Resolred, That the Secretary Of the club
be directed to furnish copy Of these res
oIutions TO the Wheeling 1STELLIGgScEH
and RsgiSIer for publication, with request
10 publish the same. ..t
THOMAS ]. Oar, Secretary.
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AFTER Ieciting in fun the circumstance

AFTER Ieciting in full the circumstances
which convict Congressman Beltzhoover
OF writing the now famous letter to E. W.
Currideu, the Baltimore american con-
cIudes that the incident would scarcely be
worthy Of chronicling II it were not a
clean and sharp illustration OF the unwil-
lingness with which Northern Democrats
submit themselves to the control of the
Solid South. There are many thousands
Of them who, like Mr.. Beltzhoover, are
FESTIVE under this unnatural domination,
and he Is one who has once screwed his
courage up to the point OF making an open
mouthed complaint. That his pluck wilted
when he was compelled TO face the conse-
quences is something that only concerns
himself and his political friends. His un-
happy fate may convince other Union
Democrats that political freedom is an Inn
possibility for them in the Democratic
party Of to-day.
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nrpUsLIoAN MEETINGS.

V,,,uor, September Il, Gen. n. GOGi Jr.
Gsa,tan ss6taInber 70, Gen n. Got, j.
PIIISTsbufp, seplember "a Hon. John A. lamp
Loli and Hoo. ". i. Stevenson. ~ ,,h, A
yoicSno september IS, at night Hon. 1onh a
Campbell and Hon, W. (. steyetson; C,,,rh.I, w
HIIrIsyille, september % John a. CamPOeL' !"
+ StsyrpS, n and Captain Z, G. Cole.
PsnnSboroush, sepIt mber %, night, s1me speakeiA
West Union, September -, same speakers.
CiSTisburE, October l, tame lptaksTs'
v cstOp, October 2, Bauie lPeakeTs.
RridvepoIt. October I, same BptRkeIs. =,
ssieni, October s, John A. Campbell ana u r
Pugh. .l..
SistEnyille, October 7, nme ipeakefS.
MIddsLouIpe October 8, same speaker.
New AaTtlnlTille, October 9, lame speaker. -,
Wheeling, October II, Hon John A. SmPbel'
Eeptembef rs, at LittletOn, same speaker
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MEN.

MooRE-At the residence Of william Kraft IN
PaFEenburg, ". Va, 90 MondaS morning, septeni.
btT is, IiSO, Al heen rinutoi to ok o'clock, ELLA,
daughter d james W. AID Nancy MOoie, In the eith
yer Of her age.
The funeral Will take place from her parents resi-.
denee, corner ChaplIne and Twsnty.third streets,
.hsatterut9n at two O'Clock. Friends Of tbs family
are invited TO attend. Iutermeut at Greenwood
Cemetery.
IA 1885, At o'clock SrAcKiIousK son 81 William 7.
and Irene Hamilton aged nine yeArs and ave months
Funeral from the reiidencs Of his parents, Ne. 10
South Penn street, thisaIternOOn at O'clock.
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ing demand for worhngmen. We are
progressing, and the workiugman is be-
coming capitalist. Examine the semi
annual reports Of our flourishing establish.
ments; look at the list OF stockhol S,s !
what were they few years agoL lney
were called mudsils, but they are now the
bone and sinew OF the country.
AN nApAPTED" CITIZEN.
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Words for Our west virginia Green,
hackers TO Think About.

hackers 10 Think About.
Mn. Nj. A. Merrifeld, a prominent
Green hacker OF Michigan, has announced
his purpose to support Garfield and the
Republican ticket. He regards the ques.
ton Of the volume OF the currency as
settled, for the present at least, by natural
causes, and, this being the case, he thinks
It the duty oihonest Greenbackeis to seek
new party affiliations. His reasons for
Joining the Republican party are worthy
the consideration Of Greenbsckers every.
where. The vital question for the people
Of this country to settle, he says, is that Of
free speech, free ballot, and fair cleo.
tons. Without these there can be no dis
cussion or satisfactory settlement Of other
questions. Besides them, the question as
10 the volume OF the currency dwindles In.
to utter insignifcancef especially in view
OF the fact, as Mr.. Mortified says, that II
has been settled, for the present at least,
by the logic Of events. The first question
for the people to settle, and the one Of
paramount Importance, Is, whether free
government and fair elections are 10
perish from among us, and in this issue no
Greeubacker can deny thatth Republican
party Is in the right. He says:
The frstand fundamental prerequisite to
future currency REFORM as well as re-
form or progress in any direction, is free
speech, free discussion, and zee ballot,
with an honest count, and 1t seems to me
that the attitude Of the Republican and
Democratic parties upon these first princi.
pies ought to decide every intelligent and
candid voter as TO which he will give his |
support. Nothing is surer than demon.
stra,ion by the logic OF events, For years
have regarded the tales and stories Of OPP.
preston, prescription and fraud by the |
Southern wing OF the Democratic party as
grossly exaggerated versions OF trivial al. |
fairs, or wholly manufactured canards Tor
campaign purposes; and not until they
were tried in the court OF an Independent
and uuprejndiced tribunal did ! believe
them true. The National Greenback, lead.
ers who conducted the campaign in the
Southern States had no inducement TO !
misrepIesent the true condition OF affairs. |
Their interest lay In subyerting every
other question to the currency issue. II
self or party interest could color or warp
their impressions, II certainly would not
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errop and ind,-
crutlopS Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loEI Of manhood &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America.
Send soli-addrO.sed envelope TO the REy. JosEPn
t. ISsAN, aaiioa u. Eeg Yert Guy ial2.MxgAw
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~ hate he Republican parry ,cith all dc in
tcr.sity of my nature. intend 10 teach my
children 10 hate Il. Ihare liped hating Il, and
mean 10 90 10 my grars hating i."-Spseeh Of
Jake Jackson, Dem. candidate for Governor, at
Foirmo,lt, JlIy 20.
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"Iam prepared TO say that tre hare dte 'rOrst
Constilution Of any STATE in Die Union."-
I LEE Judge jana Ferguson, Of Kana'pha-a
D.mocrnt
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REpusLICAN COUNTY TICKET

EHKuEH,
GEORGE b. PARKS.
rposEcuTiSs ATTORsET,
T. J. HUGus.
AsEssoR, CRY DISTRICT,
Z. A. HEAVYWEIGHT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
L. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE, OF DKLE0AIEs,
s.. p. HUBBARD,
C. D. THOMSON
JOHN FREw,
slNoE L. NccoTIOCH.
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TINIE TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June ., 1880, can on
the Wheeling and Elm Grover 4, Will run a FOL-
lows; CaTl Will start from each end Of the road Al $50
A. -. and regularly thereafter every hAli.hour until
n o'clock r. ~, except the following tTipa which
NJ on Sundays tho $50 and % AN and $50 ?. n.
'FtHs p I'LL s e SPi lSs IsoSHARr sup
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000,
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
~ u Al R.TICKEra NNE nNLLAR.
List OF PRIZES.
ls57 Prizes, amounting 70,

1901 FIIEI7i NIlUuuIlnB ~
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At al
points, 10 whom liberal Compensation will be paid
Write clearly, stating full address, for further In:
formation or send orders by expire or in Registered
Letter or Money Order by mall, addressed only 70
n. A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans, La.
Or same person 1T
Al our Grand Extraordinary DralriagI arc under he
t1tperriIioN and management Of GENERALS q. T.
BEA UREGAKD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Take Notice!

ND q asOuIy Lottery ersr pOied on BY hs people Ga
Saie, aad under lats dseiIiOa Gfihs u s. SsPreHs
cOuri al RaIhiHgOa, q de only L9ai Lottery Ho'' u
the Uaied Sats al other charters Having been repealed
or haria0 no eriEeaee.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DlsIRtBu.
TON, CLASS X, AT NEW ORLEANS, TU ESDAf,
OCT0BEK 18th, 80 25th Monthly Draw
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated BY the
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Chara;
i've Years, 10 which Contract the inyioable iAiIh
Of the State Il pledged, which pledge has been 70
neEed by an oTerW helming popular vote securing IL
franchise In the new constitution adopted December
"a. A. D. 1873, With capital Of 81 100000 to which
II las since added reserve fund Of over $3.50, co.,
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlsrRlBU-
TON will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
n nerer JodieI or pOIponeJ. LpoE At the following
DiStFibution:
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BEpUhuCAR STATE TICKET,

YoR GOVERNOR,
GEO. C. sTUBdl=s, Of SononSAhA'
sUPEEHTEEDEsT OF yEEE SCHOOLS
A. L PURlSToN, OF Wood.
Attorney sESEEAL,
GEO. B. CALDWELL Of Ohio
AupToB,
JOHN 6. CUNNINGHAM, Of KhnaShA
TREAsUEEE,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe
SUPREME JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of HARRISON
ToE coXGRxsA
i., Dihhet-JoHS 4; HUTS I,ls,Si wv"
"a DIIiGt-J. 7. HOAh' OF sliH'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

FDIilY Rxrept SundAy-NeEHrk Accommodation.
f3teubanVillO AncommodAuon'-Thn Tram during
Tho dsT pasrs backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry aud Bellllre stopping whom required ~
sherman Houts, StnGyilloI West Wheeling and
9TnyPl Hill.
lurlehTville Accommodation.
tClnal Dover Accommodation,
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RI, coustltutIOnaI Amendments.

cont,,utIOpal Amendment Article esh'-fS
Ratification. u...I,0 ,bIr,san. Arti.
.,s thTse-For Ratification.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing under he firm
name Of Sehenk 4 ZotCkler has been dissolved by
mu ual consent, B. r. ZoIckler retiring. All Ac-
counts will be settled by Frederick schenk. All par.
ties indebted 10 the arm will please call and !etue
FREDERICK sCHENK.
b. F. zoEC6LER.
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FRITZ IN IRELAND.

or the THE BELL RINGER OF THE RHINE. In.
tToducinE Mr.. kmmstt In his wonderful songs aud
sketches. A real Irish iGuutlDg Car and Donkey.
expfesslV for Mr. Emmetps travelling seaFou AMI Nill
be rlAced on the Bt:se here In all Its splendor.
Admission Is and 20 eentS; no extra charge Tor he
served Seats. Seats on rlle at F. W. BAumerS muse
slore. No. 1905 Market street Sale 10 commence
Thursday morning, sept. 10, at o'clock. sel6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

+ Observation-Disclosures on
the pike between wheeling and HsTRplook'a
Pafk, black and white striped shawl. The hndsr
Siii IL rOEaFdOd on returning i 70 this once. sll5a
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DERSONAL-s. 7. BE PREPARED
Tor Etsst change You took me for bsttet-
Vii Won no me iGf wore, The concluding Nd:
tsncS ii your last letter has eomiortel me beyond
measure throughout this Ssyers TRIAL. Pay BE- 1i11d.
faai n n a 4lb
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more fi4grant and Offensive, and would
have called for n more summary rebuke
from the audience.
Speaking Of Greenbackism, we observe
that the Indiana Democracy have all at
once discovered that it has been acurse to
them in that State. This Is strange con.
sidering how near the Democracy
came 10 being the original, simon pure
Greenback party itself. Did not Senator
Hereford proclaim in this State only two
years ago that the Democracy and the
GYeenpackers were selling the came stuff
out Of the same barrel? How true 1t is
that nothing succeeds like success, and that
nothing fails like failure. The Democracy
having everlastingly failed in Indiana are
sore headed and revengeful. They want
victims and scape goats. For instance, the
Indianapolis correspondent Of the Louis
vile Courier.Jolnal, declares that:
1.-THE Greenback party, or the National
party, has been the curse OF the Demo-
cratic party in the Nation for years. II
has been the hRrlot that the Democrats
have smiled upon to their cost. 'Nomin;
ate Lauders and the Greenbackers will
vote for him. was the cry, and Landers
was nominated. The nomination oil Frank
| lin Landers WAS mistake. knew II then
as we'll as | am convinced Of II now, and
did ali that could in my humble way to
defeat his nomination"
This is death bed sort Of repentance.
The Democracy being at this time in i'm
minent danger of death blow at the
hands Of the American people, want to
ward off the blow at the expense OF some
body or something other than their own
untrustworthy practices and principles.
All at once they would like to get rid oil
their free trade record, and Of their dis
position to play fast and loose on the cur
rency question. Buttheir principles, and
also their want OF principle, stick to them
like burrs. They are trying to bull-doze
poor Hancock into repudiating their OWE
platform on the tariff, and he is trying
his best to look two ways-towards the
platform (which he has .endorsedl and
towards the people who do not propose tc
endorse it, or any man that stands on it.
To have to change front at this stage o.
the game, and get ready for the fray two
weeks hence, is like leading forlorn hope
to battle.