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National Republican., 1880-10-14
IN ADDRESS FRoM THE NATIONAL
Committee.
TO the Republican Voters OF the United
states.
ave have met the enemy, and they are oursr


ave have met the enemy. and they are oursl"
From Oregon, from Rhode Island, from Yer
mont from Connecticut have come recent
voices bearing no uncertain sound, but boom
ing and ringing with the notes of republican
victory.
And now Ohio, giving us at least $4,000 pop
ular majority and sixteen of her twenty con-
gressional districts, and Indiana giving us
from 5000 to 10000 majority, probably nine
OF her thirteen congressman, and her legisla.
turc, with its certain promise Of republican
United States senator, join their swelling
voices with these shouts of triumph, and seem
to make our coming victory sure.
The vote of yesterday is duo to the fear OF
democratic asccndcncy, Of solid southern
domination, of the ruin to our industries
which would follow democratic froo.trado ex-
pcriments, Of the disasters to business and
laboring and other interests which would fol-
low "a change" OF government when all is
prosperous now. It meaus, also, u solid north
against n vindictivo, solid south.
We have pierced the onemys centre; but
we must not sleep on our arms. We must
charge along tho whole line and rout him
"horse, foot and dragbons"
Republicans, remember that this is the "last
ditch" Of tho solid south and that the dcs-
peration of despair is not TO be despiscd.
Stand hy your colors, rest not for an instant,
sustain your committees in the fight FOR doubt
ful districts, be viglamt aggressive, pressing
the enemy IN the trout, in the rear and on the
Ganks aud do not cease your efforts until II
complete aud overwhelming victory in Novcm.
ber shall crown them with tho assurance of
republican asccndeucy, and that freedom,
peace and prosperity which will surely accom-.
plny It. J. A. HUDDELL,
Chm Republican Congressional Committee.
WAsmINGroN, d. c., Oct. 13 lSS).
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Baltimors's Festivities.

BALTIMORE Oct l3.-The third day Of the
celebration of the settlement Of Baltimore con.
sisted OF parade of military, fire companies
aud other organizations, aud proved even more
attractive than WAS anticipated, aud the
pageant was one seldom cquuled. The throug
of people on the streets was almost equal TO
that Of Monday,
Tonight the city is again illuminated. the
people generally having giyon up all business
to the enjoyment which the festival affords.
Tomorrow there will be a procession Of all
the orders Of catholic kGighthood, temper.
aucc aud benevolent societies, the Jonadabs
aud Good Templars, horticultural societies,
Farmers club OF Baltimore county, lIibemiu
society, French Benevolent society, Medical
society, Johns Hopkins university aud hos.
pital, Charitable Marine society and eighteen
colored organizations.
At the entertainment at press headquarters
to the visiting members of the press to-day,
Samuel Sands, jr, one of the local committee
of reception, was present Mr.. Sands is tho
oldest printer and editor in the state, being
oighty.one years old, aud in response to a sen-
tmeul complimentary TO himself he stated
tho fact that he set in type with his own
hands the original copy OF The "Stur'Spangled
| Banner" as written by Mr. Key.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
vcsterr uniop ToIepraph Compo,y.

NEW YORK. Oct. l3.-rhe annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Western Union tel.
egraph company was held to-day, and the di'
rectory, headed by Noryin Green, was elected
without opposition. Two hundred thousand
votes were cast. The annual report of the
president gives the following statistics; The
capital stock of the company is sal, ,073 40, of
which there is in tho treasury belonging to the
company S5S ,s55,50, leaving the amount out
standing ou the 30th of June, 1880, $il Oh,
$3.50. The bonded debt Mt tho close of the
year was So 6006 2296 6i The exhibits of the
business of the year show an increase over the
previous year in gross earnings of 81 .Gj9,'
1905 aud in tho net earnings OF SS16,'
S6ll2. Deducting from the net earnings
fixed charges for interest and sinking fund
$i6s, ,5l7l3, leaves balance Of net ernings OF
$4,G74l 1872 %, being a little over ll,4 per
cent. on the capital sto of the company cut,
standing, OF this 5 per cent has been paid
to stockholders during the year. amounting to
So, ESQ, ,276.25.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
TUESDAYS TRIUMPH.
A General Review Of The Field
Of Battle,
SUMMARY OF RESULTS.
Indiana Republican at Home and in
Congress-.
EIGHT OR NINE CONGRESSMBN GAINED.
A National Government Republican In
Every Branch.
EIGHT OR NINE CONGRESSMEN GAINED,
A National Government Republican In
Every Branch.
The Victory In Indiana.

IND1ANAPoLIs, Oct. 13..-The following arc
official and semi-oiiclal figures The follow.
ing counties show democratic gains as stated :;
Adams, SO; jackson, 1s; Knox, 81; Scott, So;
Shelby, 64j Sullivan, IS; Washington, LOG;
Wells, 90.
The following show republican gains and
majorties as stated Carroll, gain 10, majority
70; Clarke, 40, TAO; Delaware, 422, 7s2; Floyd,
34l, -; Jefferson, 80, 62i; Jennings, 33s.
-; Koscusko 1856, -; Montgomery, O2.
S0s; Parke, 1893, s09 Pike, 10, -: St..
Joseph, 237, $40; Switzerland. 81, 40; Vigo.
COS eco; Wayne, i30, $500. Warwick county
gives e47 democratic majority, democratic
loss Of 1GS.
The republicans elect the entiro county
ticket In Vigo, including senator and two
representatives. In the first congressional
district Heilman (rep) is elected by a small
majority, and in the seventh Peee (rcp.) is
probably elected. This will give the repub-
1icans eight aud tho democrats FIVE.
The republicans have majority in both
branches of tho legislature.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Full returns from
Marion county give Pecle (rep.) for congress
b majority of about 1900.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
How Things Were at Governors Island
Yesterday.

The New York Commercial AdrertiSer sent Il
reporter to General Hancocks headquarters,
and the following Is his report Governors
island this morning was marked for its dull.
ness. Nothing could be heard or seen outside
of tho headquarters of General Hancock
beyond the crack of the rifles discharged by
soldiers prscticng at tho targets and tho
sentinel patroling the pest. Up to IL o'clock
not single politician had visited the island,
and this was so noticeable as to attract the
attention of tho crew OF the government
barge. "rhere must be bad news" said one,
for If the news had been good the boat would
have been crowded long before this" AT
General Hancock's headquarters everything
was still. At the head Of the stairs an aid
was opening newspapers received this morn.
ing from all parts Of the country. General
Hancock looked little anxious and declined
to talk, referring the representative of the
advertiser to General Fry, his adjutant' gon.
elal, for information"
National Republican., 1880-10-14
The Result In Ohio Summed Up.

COLUMBUS OHIO, Oct 13.--Vcry little
interest has been manifested here to-day over
the election nows, the interest centring al
most entirely in returns from Indiana,
At republican headquarters special kilograms
have been received from chairmcn of COM
mittees in all but eight counties OF Ohio, show.
ing complete returns on secretary of state
and supreme judge. According to returns
from these eight counties on the vote for sec.
retary of state, the republican gains are :, 900
and democratic gains arc 5,657. Net rcpub-
hcan gain over Fosters plurality of II, 129
last year Is 2,2iS.
The not republican gain on supreme Judge
is a, ,4I9. The counties yet to hear from are
Brown, Licking, Lucas, Ottawa, Perry, Pcka-
way, Ross and Sandusliy. Partial returns
from Ross and Lucas show considerable re-
publican gains. Tho republican committee
conclude from the above figures that Town
sends majority for secretary of state will be
close to 10000 and MrIlysinc's plurality for
supreme judge will be near 22000. No figures
have heen received showing TIE majority
given for congressman but enough Is known
10 make the committee feel sure that the re.
publicans have elected fifteen out of twenty
congressman. AT democratic headquarters
there are returns from seventy counties,
and these tho democratic committee claim
show net democratic gain of 1873 on secre-
tnry of state over Fosters vote. They say
the state of 2,002. This committee conccde
the election of 10 republican congressman.
These figures are all that can be obtained to.
night
DAYTON, ONO, Oct. 13.-The fourth con.
gressOnal district elects Shultz (rep.) by
about $50 majority.
Tho Vote In Hamilton County.
CINCINNATI, Oct 13.-Unoilicial returns
from the whole Of Hamilton county give
Townsend (rep.) for secretary Of state
34,129; Lang (dem), 3l,s40 Townsend.
majority, 2,2s9. McIlvaine (rep), for judge
Of tho superior court, 3I5o5; Follctt dem y
3l,61S; McIlvaiue's majority, 22e4, Dem.
ocrstic gain on secretary of state over vote
for governor last year, 1856 democratic
gain on Judge of the supreme court, 76l. But
tGrworth (rep), congressman first district
majority, l,S02; Young, second district, 1,o07
The republicans elect the entire county
ticket by majoritics ranging from 2,li5 tC
31Tl.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
ROUND TOWN.
trst2r was the conf
Tho rronhIc at Los rlnoa.

The Associated PrcssagOnt who telcnaphed
the account of the murder of the Ute Indian
and the subsequent killing of the freighter
by the Indians has been ordered of the Los
Pnos reservation. Agent Berry and Mr.,
Mcncham state that the account sent to the
press was tissue Of falsehoods, Secretary
Schurz has tclographed that all Objectionable
persons may be ordered to leave tho agency,
The action of Agent Berry was directed
toward saving the life Of the man Jackson in
stead of putting it In peril Mr., Meacham
says the killing of the Indian WAS an uupro'
voked murder
National Republican., 1880-10-14
THE UIE DIFFICULIY.
ExeIlemont \ gnInst the Indians aud omy

DENVER, Col, Oct, l3,--A special dispatch
from Ouray to the Tribune dated Olray, Ooio.
bor 10, says the excitement regarding the treat
ment Of jackson and tho freightcrs is una.
baled. The towns Of Ouray, Gunnson, Lake
unit of resolution that if the state and national
authorities do not punish the parties to the
outrage tho people will certainly take matters
in thoir own hands To-day officers arrested
Agent Berry at tho agency and subp@naed
Agent Mcacham asa witness, but hO will be
arrested Immediately on crossing the reserva.
tion limo. Clnewlll be arrested tomorrow on
the way to Guuuisou city, where the prisoner,
will bo taken for trial. Hoyt aud Holmes eau
not be found.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
what the Papers say.
From the New York Times.
ITTVFIT TITN tFVN VI T TTFIN71I
NEW YORK MADE SAFE.

NEW NOEK MADE tATE
An abnormally large majority in Ohio, aud
probably republican plurality in Indiana.
are calculated to give republicans in this state
new confidence in victory. And, after all,
the battle-ground is New York, even though
republican triumph is possible without tho
thhty.ivo electoral votes, of the state The
republican rariy propose to carry New York
whether the majority against them in this
city aud in Brooklyn bo 65,000 or 10000, and
the elootious of yesterday certainly give them
assurance that the party vOto In these cities
will be twenty per cent. greater than any vote
which has ever boon cast in presidential
ypur.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
noou for Tho Woman suiIrngIsts. :

FAYETTEVILLE, n. " OCT. l3.-at tho
school election in Fayetteville, the home Of
Matilda Joslyn Gage, 1902 women voted. Tho
women candidates for trustees, clorks and Ii.
brarian are elected. The battle was well
fought on both sides. daughter Of Mrs.
Gage is elected ciork, and Mrs. Francis Il.
Carr Is elected trustee by lO2 m jorily
PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Oct l3,-Filty ladies
voted at the school election to-day, ticket
composed Of ladies WAS defeated. Two other
tickets were in the field, run ON scctarian is
sues the unti.catholc ticket being success
full 10y plurality Of about l5O.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
trrom the New York IIcrald.l

DEMOCRATIC UNION MADE DOUBTFUL.
The result of Yesterdays elections makes
democratic union in this city--Ou which dem.
ocratic success in tho state depeuds-yery
doubtful In the general anxiety tho demo-
cratic ftctions here will look only to their
own security, aud the republican managers are
no less S,rcwd now than they have been on
previous occasions to take advantage of this
spirit among their opponents. We may look,
therefore for new alliance of ouu or the
other democratic faction with the republi-
National Republican., 1880-10-14
IsplAsApoLls, IND., Oct. ia-5ii5 p. m.

10 Marcus $. Hopkins!
Business suspended here and entire republican
population paradlng the streets and celebrating
the victory, which grows hourly. Three hun
dred and fifty precincts give net republican gain
OF 4li0. This ratio Of Increase elects Porter by
1000 majority and secures United States senator.
We go home tomorrow night
TRUEsDELL AND McNABB, Towpothcp.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
ClNcINNAr1, o.. 18-0p. m.

GcltldI n. T. BODniOni
ln Ohio the secretary of state has 90 900 majority,
and he runs 5000 behind the ticket. We have
elected fifteen congressman
In Indiana, returns growing better. There are
gains on congressman. We have probably carried
the legislature, and almost certain indeed that We
viii have senator In place of Mcdonald. Tho
republicans are wild with excitement and busi-
ness men are delighted. RICHARD SMITH.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Base-Bnll in Baltimore.

-SpOcIAI W9pNIVn 20 IIN NATIONAL NNFUNLIVNN, ,l
BALTIMoRE, MD, Oct, 10, 1850.
Tho National aud Chicago clubs played here
today before very slim audience, which is
attributed to the gr eat attraction down In tho
city keeping lovers Of the game from tho
grounds. The contest was II very close aud
oven one and WAS won by tho Chicagos on %
doubtful decision Of the umpire, which yielded
them two runs. Appended is the score by in.
nngs;
National Republican., 1880-10-14
/ . 8 4 . G 7 $
THE GAME HERE 10 DAY

To-day at $3.50 o'clock sharp these same clubs
will play ou tho National grounds, and IL tho
patrons of the sport do not avail themselves
Of tho chance to see good ball.playlng they
only are to blame for missing 1t.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Celebration of tho victory ut Cape May,

teIebraIIOn 0I mo VICTORY nt VRpe NhY'
Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPuGLIcAN.l ]
CAPE MAY, N. D., oct. Is,
The republicans had Il grand torchlight pro.
ccesion here last night. Over 300 voters were
in line. New Jersey is good for Garfield aud
Arthur, and stroug for u tariff FOR protection
TO American industries, &, A, SHAW,
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Consolation TO the Mouruers.

New YORK, Oct. 10. The following dis
patches wero received at the headquarters OF
the democratic national committee tonight (:
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 10, 1880
URlidm II. BdiRam!
Porter comfortably elected. Rest of state ticket
democratic. Seven and possibly nine democratic
congressman. Legislature democratic. McDonalds
reelection is assured, NELSON j. WATERBURY,.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

INDIASAPoLis Oct. 1855 p. IN.
Noon reports indicate 1000 to 5000 for Porter.
House 81 republican to IS democratic. Senate
% republican to % democratic. Two crcenbackers
are III doubt CT. FLLEY.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
INpIANAroLle, I'D, oet. 10. lssO.

JTiNIdm II, HuTNUW'
Returns indicate democrats have elected major,
ity of state ticket, congressman and legislature
Portcrgains l409 IN 22S precincts,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

EVANSVILLE lSD., oct, 1860 p. IN.
Hon j. A. HubbeH.
After tho most bitter fight ever made In the stnte
| am undoubtedly elected. WILLIAM llEILMAN.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 10.

Six thousand for Porter, eight congressman and
the legislature. Now push for close districts. Let
me help any way can. GEO. c. GORIIAM
National Republican., 1880-10-14

democratic districts are elected. Thiriy.seycn
counties heard from show a net democratic gain
Of 1850 on the vote Of 1875.
JOHN g. THOMSON, Chairman.
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. 10.
w L. Scott
We have carried the state by fully 1900.
ALEX CAMPBELL.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
Headnuarter pIsnntol,cs.

New York, Oct. 13.-Tho following dis.
patches were received tonight at tho rcpub.
lioan national committee rooms:
CoLuMBus, OHIO, Oct. 10.
Hon. MdTshdH JCiOcH;
The returns from sixtythree counties on vote for
secretary Of state show republican gains of OsG
hnd democratic gains Of 4SO over Fosters vote |
think that the plurality for secretary OF state will
reach 10000. lie was badly cut in some localities
and the plurality on the balance of our state ticket
Is 5000 or 1000 larger We elect fifteen congress.
men out Of twenty without doubt. Garhcld's own
district gives gain over last year of 800,
GEORGE X, NASH.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
WHEELING, W, Va, Oct lS.
INDIANApoLIs, Oct 1873 p. m.

As far as heard from West Virginia reduces dem.
ocratlc majority News from Ohio and Indiana
simply glorious. GRO. W. ATKISsoN.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.


Legislature seven republican In house, two IN
senate. III any contingency, five on JOINT ballot,
THOMAS DONALDSUN,
National Republican., 1880-10-14

- INDfANAPQI1s, md, OCT To.
Porter will have G,0oO majority We gain two
congressman. Certain chances for another. Legis-
laturc republican, nsurng republican United
States senator. The votes will be counted us cast.
GEO. c. GoRHAM.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
coLUMBUs, ONO, Oct. l3, 1850.

BLOOMFIELD, OHIO, Oct 10, 1880.
Democrats in Seneca county have about ,OUO ma
iorlty Gain of 25O. o. NJ IALCOMB.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
HillidnL L. ScONs

WWdnl i, SCOUT ,
cratic candidates for congress in closc districts aud
McMahOn very close but probably defeated. Lc-
ieYTc, Leedom, Converse, AlheTton aud Geddcs, IN
National Republican., 1880-10-14

MR.. HAMILTON RAYNER of Mississippi, the
youngest sou Of the Hon. Kenneth Rayuer,
solicitor Of the treasury, has just arrived in
the city on visit to his parents, Mr., Rayner
is young gentleman Of fine social qualities
aud very popular in his state, His fine
physique aud geual qualities will insure
him hosts Of friends in this city.
National Republican., 1880-10-14

Republican majority In state Of Indiana will be
from 5000 to 5000 We have elected eight aud
probably nine of thirteen congressman. 1t now
s. " DOISEY.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
Colonel George y. CorkhiH /:

Colonel George y. CorkhU.
In Indiana Porler's plurality IS over 5000 ma
Jority over ALL 5000 Eight congressman aud Cgis-
latulc. Ohio 25OJ0 republican majority Fifteen
congressman; one in doubt Wall street excited.
Stocks advanced. Everything booming. West
Virginia shows Il reduced democratic majority
GEORGE w. HOOKER, Nat. Com.
National Republican., 1880-10-14
The Good News Confirmed.

The following private dispatches were re-
ceivcd yesterday:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09
Aarirultnrnl.


s8xa Irrxs - Fsnz Eaa6ory TIE 81
raaermsns - 10 haadiaFs an5 90 dlsis.
ioa Il lhs iaFsa ats asi4s aepsaas - muoh
upon slse abaFartsreg iite farm, the kiud
q larmlnv iaais,auAi issss. sc thai L e
eui x the question 70 have hxei plan
that Is he best one iof al fsrns q any
ssveu siae There are oaFtsia genera
pranclplss uhich 1.onh serve - s iean
dasiou Or she arrangement. hui tbs "details
Easi heccssArlly ar gneAily For eAAm
PIE, i possible the bArns sboRld - uroa
a rize q ground where a c@ilas can be-
baili opening 70 the iower ground a The
rear The hslds should u 20 arranged
that there shAli l,s a liiile tenolbR a. pcs
sil,le. and - located that al the fields can
b easily reached from the lane A loHg
Geld Las considerable advantage ever one
Of the same aTeaF that j. square IN the
longer bouts. and therefore less time
spent 10 turning. plo~ing, narrowing. SOW
ing. harvesting. etc A pasture close 10
the stables is always handy and ether
things being equal the orchard should
no, be al the rear Of the farm, whore the
wool lot had best be located. There Is
much labor 10 be saved in having every
thing 80 placed aud this applies 10 the
various details which seem trivial at first
sight--thai there will be no extra steps OF
turns 10 doing the every -daY work Of the
farm. For example, many days work can
he saved by having the pump IN handy
corner o. the barbyArd, where stock from
number Of yards may come to the
troughs. 1.-THE MASTERS of the farm are
not already economically arranged, il
would be wen 10 make such changes o.
fences buildings, etc. as 10 finally secure
the desired end
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09
The Wonderful Orguinette |
HiHmote pery acceptable Christmas present
ANYBODY CAN PLAY IT!

HiR@ldle acery acceptable Christmas present.
ANYBODY CAN PLAY IT!
Hymn Tunes. Gospel Songs, Temperance Songs.
Popular Airs. School Songs Marches Hdittes,
de-, ~ fac, all music nat can be played upon M
Reed Organ, can also be played udos ne 0rgui.
Hettet
Prices are low. complete and perfectly
satisfactory instrument may be bought for 81
From that TO b. the Increase depends on the
number Of reeds, size aud hnish OF the instru.
ment, &c.
EXPLANATIoN.
An orguinette lie Heed Organ, played me-
chanicsly. There is row OF reeds, a hole
bored in the wood under each reed. and bellows
arranged 30 ~ ts suck the air through the
holee. We're all the holes kept opsn, all the
reeds would sound at once; but . strip Of pertor-
Ated paper slides over the openings 10 such a
way as to shut out or admit the sir in sn order
which plays the tune That IL all the mystery,
but there Il necessity for nice machinery,
which u well made durable, and not liable TO
get out Of order.
Strips Of perforated paper containing 0rgui-
netlo music, are sold bg de foot An Is foot strip
would play very long tute. A foot strip
short one, by ample arrangement the same,
tune may be repeated many timas; or 49, 20 or
80 tunes NAV be placed upon roller, and Il
,et0te concert giyfu conseeulvely,
Please send IL siesefIp i've circular Or call
aud hear for you ,selye- Al the store Of
DITSON, HAYNES & CO.,
57S Washington Street, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09

smvEHso WrTH Com. Cows do not
require more than an hour o. two Of e4er-
else out of-doors IN e1treme cold days and
are much beiter Of in the warm stable
rhe~ing the cud Of comfort and quiesnesS
Many farmers tarn out ID the yard their
stock early IN the morning 70 nibble aud
tread under their iest corfstAIks during
the day. witlI their hacks rounded like "a
arch. shiveriug with cold, having pure ice
wAterto drink, and the weather al zero.
Half the fodder they devonr By treaaing
under foot in the yard would keep the
COWS in hsster condition II Il vas cut and
crushed BY machinery and steamed or
sealded, sprinkled with meal and fed 70
them warm ia stable ~iih temperAture
o. forty degrees. or higher, il possible
The extra rniik the eovs would give a1d
Tic aanuFs ihey ~oald make oreT aBd
above the chilling system, would more
than pay the expense q cutting and steam.
ing the fodder aud hay.