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, 1880-10-12

Names Of businessmen who did not Sign
tho urtilucrutiu circulur OF thirty.two, will uc-
cur Il, Everybody fa1n!iar with tho rHslu u! Ch-
a,.xo. olidw will this do for specimen list,
D,v-9oottsc csInrsha't Flela.' Hurry J. Willing,
john X.,FarwclI, Carson. IIElu, ecott 4 TO,
Chllhtnp-iitnry ". King. Charlus 7. KnlioHK.
f;roctr1fs-W, II. I!oyt + Co., Retl. Murdork 4
F!scact; s.raguo urns. j. Warner, Franklin Aac.
yeagh & Cn,, Dusand Nrus.. tiould 4 usigxs
angrlhan., Cnrbn + May. William T. Allen
& Co!, pyunk Uray. N. A. Farwoll. lh,ts and
cara,r Kei.h I.n,thcrd. Eddy, Itarvcy 4 Carter.
N. o.EW1llfH4ls, untl MI tho rest Of tho trado.
aiNlixeip-O II. Keith, Gage. Fisk, msd all tho
rest OF thu Jtruda, lioots astl Shtxx-C. II. Hen.
,lora1t,, n. u. Wells. O, II. Fargo, Norr!s aelz,
nntl aI! the rest OF tho trade. IiAntHsrt-liib-
bard T. Spenucr, William lplalr, Joncs + Laugh
uns, II. Y. Aver, and all tho rest " tho tsado,
with ono ANAL exception. Drgs-fuller 4
Fuller y.ard 4 B1n,th, vnn Bchaaek, Stevenson
Co., al,u -uit tho rcst Of tho trptie, 5fanufaet-
nrers-E. ". Nlutehfnrd. O. W. Potter. ana ul
uthcsa excupt Dir, NcCoru,tck, Ha,lkers-NIck'
ctsou. Lyman 0aKu. q. u. ulalr, LYNN lllalr
Juhn Wentworth. McsaFa. Wheeler, Raulea
0corgu Otls, un4 I'LL others OF prominence Will
uHu Or rAt, exceptions.
, 1880-10-12
WHAT WILL THEY DO WITH TT

~
Whit will tho Dcnloctatlc party do with
tho Government II It eets possession OF III
Wc k,low wllat Democrats did with tho
Goyernmcnt when they last controlled 1t.
They reduced 1t to bankruptcy; they stoIe
It's trcasuro; they bai.lsl,el its army 10 tho
remote ff0nticrs; they scattered its favyto
tho utterllost parts Ut tie earth. And wllon
they Ind rendered tbs Government iellf.
irss-hount! hand and i00t, olId gagged. aud
robbed they left 1t ut tho mercy Ut Rcle!s
and traitors. "rruc," says ono; "but ulat
was doNo by James buchanan and his
Cabinet twenty ycars ago." Yea, It was
twenty years ago; but what llas tho Demo-
CRITIC party 4lo,,e in twenty YEARS 10 render
It more wtsthy Ut confidence tlsaM It WIS
when It betrayed the colll,tryP 1t SYM
spath!xet with tho ltebela IN q cawartlly way
wh!lo they ware fighting, mid hus SYM
pntNIzcd with their efforts 10 get even with
tho North by ncutrnliztng lie results OF tho
| War ever since. Its Northern wing was q
douglsfuee purity III 1Sti0, md 1t is a dough:
| fnce wing III ls8o. 'lhe NnrthcEn wing Of It
| was then cnntent with the sp0!ls Ut offcs,
and It will b. content viii, tho stoils now,
tuaYlAK thu iUwrs to tle Southern wing Ut
the party now Us then.
TO !ln.l wlat The Democratic party will do
with tho Government 1t 1t gpts possession Ut
II, It Is nl} necessary to find what tho SOLID
South wants ia have dullu With It. W . kno"
what tho South wantcu to l.aye done will! i
In 1sto. TlIey wanted to ta,o It destroyed
root anl branch. W!lat IL there !h thu con
duct ut tile Contederates since tho collaps'
Ut tl!e Rebellion to wasralt the beIle{ TIA
L..
, 1880-10-12

PnoF. pENRy, in tho Introduction to the
annual now edition Of his book, del'nus po!ltIou
economy to be "tho science 0f salcs." Ills au-
bltioil has been, he says, that bis works n,ay l,c
cunlo "tho hour.booka OF hEa country in tho
study OF this fasainAling Bcicnco." Iii politics,
Prot, rorry Ia an o1.hnrse. Though he lives In
Massachusetts, hn IL Il Frce-Trader, Though ,o
II strong personal friend and n former fellow
Professor OF Gartlell ho will vote tho Domoorattc
ttakot tb!s year, as Ao always doea. hut, what-
eyer hts political crotchots mny 10, bis entiro
honesty mud Independence. iolnch TO tho SIM
pliclty and mot1cBty Of hla character will alwnys
keep him wnsa placc In tho affections Of hts
former pupils,
, 1880-10-12

TIlE worst scared Democrat in tho United
etatps to-dny IL Cube Douok, nien,bor Of CON-
grces from tho Oshkosh District in Wisconsin.
Tho Republicans haye nominated ngatnst hitu
1tirhnrd uucnthor, Il popular young 0orlnan, at
prvsunt State TreAsuror. Tho Iumhcr1ntn Koll.
crAlly In tho distrlct are supporting uuenthcr,
and ho Promises to Kain many votes from tho
ucsMans. IIo IL IN nil respects proper MIN
for tho pnce. and would reflect honur upon
himself md tho constituency II elected to Cotl-
grcss. Since tho GreenLAck herrsy bus 10 Il
Hroat aktont died nut In Wisconsin. tho chanoes
of cuct!ng DoMoc.nt In ttis district hnvp
tnuch Iiininlslci. Nuuok had only u plurality
in lBip
, 1880-10-12

to tho workers throughout tho State to trnlo
everything for votcs for Lnng, tho 11cmocratfc
nominee for Secretary OF stMte. Tho schono
wns discovered t'y tho Republican Committee IN
time, and tho noto of warning has hccn sounded.
That the Democrats hnvo given Up all ht'pcs of
cnrryInR tho State ,,ny DO taken 1rnr1 tho fact
Tint "Jongeo" Thompson. who nlways olaLn,s
everything by big mNjoritIcs, hns telcRrnphed
John W. Fortcy TINT ho claims only 5.U0
majority for tho Democrats In the State. The
Ohio Republicans hro wei, advised uf tho I'M
nortance cf t0.iay's election. md l'y tho setting
ut tho sun that State will hRve declared fur tho
ncmul!cnn party md It's own distinguished sou
Cen. Gnftlc1i.
, 1880-10-12

nlent OF all men who favor FREQ md fnlr
elections when lle mid tint tho "situatfon In
Indiana Ia STENCIL" and that "tlcccnt men
must today l,ol,i tilc[r noscs whiln passing
through Indiana" 'rlM scene is certainly
unprccctlcntcti. The whole hopes Of tho
Democratic party rest MI tho poWcr Of money
10 brtbc md corrupt, and tlo success Of their
system OF Importing Illegal voters Against
tlloso corrupt and fraudulent schemes tho
Republicans lave ltn.l severe AMI lnb0rioua
work. Tllcy hope 10 ett down the Demo
critic vose by the exclusion from the polls
of 0,000 Of more lnolt imported from, ntller
States. Against tic purchase Of votes by
tho Den.ucrats there can be but feeble re-
sIstancc, as tho Democratic supply seems
10 bo Incxlla1,atlb!c.
Tho public coileorn In this dfsrrputablo
system of otect!olis Ia In tho effect Which
result obtained by s,lcI. lnenlls may lave on
clactions In other Statcs. II there were 1iotl-
Ing involved In this indiana election save tito
election Of State officers, tho fraud MID cor
ruption would bo purely local. and, however
disgraccft!, would not aiFect tito political III.
tcFcsts OF tho people III other States. uorc.
however, Is tho casc of indiana. having IT.
teen Electoral votes, wl,osa election today
may be decided by tho laylsl, alnl corrupt Use
Of money nntl tho colonIzins Of several
thousand Illegal votes, thus overriding the
honest vUiec OF the pnople of that Stato, nn,]
thereby exercising fa!sc Influence upon
public opinion outside Of that State. Sucll 4
condition of affairs, sucl, possible triumph
OF dishonesty and fraut, rsay, rs Gen. Weaver
says, produce crisis IN National politics
The w1olo people will not submit lnuc'
longer TO be governed by tho results d
fraudulent elections, whether they tako plact
MT tic North nr ut the South.
, 1880-10-12
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

Tho Nt.o ITorker Staa.s-H ettts11 contains thu
following. "The New York EForld publishes Il
singular document. It purports to 10 circular
issued BY clAiln' agcn&a Of Washington, D. c.. III
which they cull upon aud request ull their coll
leug,tes Throughout the United btates TO cou-
tribute Aoaruily to tho Republican cpInpaI9n
fund, bcouuse, In casu or IIAnco1ks q!eouon,
all hopes Ut successful continuance Of theIF
business ut the National CapItnl would vanish ut
0ncc. Wodoubt the Konutnoness Of this 1ocutAonr
III question, Amply for The rca&on that MT nulnoa
of uny parties Of standing In o0anculon thort'-
with arc mentioned. DMkhs stn33e fact aaHe f'tat
sueh q circular uNnlt be 1hthftx'icd and sprfo.s
0rer tho trltls ctutlt,u as credlbs document co,ss
tatAs direct aeeusatton tlvatst tbs leptl@te<tns
To this Jcsuticu, dark lantern trick TO dafa,ne
tho kel,ublIcAA Administration tho litftHA
Ht1dts. .ZcttunU reptle4 ~ follows, "tuch III
fnu!u.s bMsoness W1 did not expect froM tho
present editors ot tho Naw York Staats; 10 Gung.
Thut u.ll,rr irst plainly admits that the doGu-
Ieut In question ID fnrKcry. hut 1t ln1s not ua-
nO.snpo tho furgurs, 4hd Instead 4nncrtugf coti-
tIn4G1 that tho printing Of thn Tnryory proves ita
why Of Io441ninE tho nlai! VI the Nov York
Slddts.Ic'tAhU, who Wrnto the amvo lnfMl1Sus :
iusjuIlWtiptl, ct,utd bt successfully accuso1 Ut
l,sing lhq biggest seouHdrel Outside tho stats
renttpntiary.
Tho Zeftttng, published ut neilcvIe, H., gives
the Stern, published ut tho sumo place, this foi"
| luwlnx hunlsome baukhasidets "Th1 8te.H
| publishes tho uews that on al tho board fences,
old buildings, AMI walls throughout tho Stasa nj
lndiuna could 10 seen tho s'Kusos ';e1.' Tho
St{EH Was anxious 10 hu4 unk the pnarIns Of
these tixurcx. indiana papers now cxplaIi
lheM. They Indicate tho number of tbDse uI-
fortunntcs, Including Wuuau and orpAai!a. VIII
, 1880-10-12

THs- -HGnday spccial from indianapolis to
lun t4ult thorq Huy be bluudy work in that city
tu-uuy II tue Democrats curry out tholr pro-
vrl41u OF lnctli.3x riot fur tho purpose oi bnl.
ln-box stulung aud bulldozIag. says tho dis
putch tn tho Herald:
asked Gov. 0orhnm Ia tho presence Of Sen.
Atur dorsey to 10 explicit and put III torluAl
DhIuVe their discovery un4 their tutenttou. As
trIltIti1, ho thu saIdt I'VE huy9 information
and k.iaw su \ certainty that the 1}elsncrnt4
, 1880-10-12

EXTRA COPIES.

Owing to tho largo cali for THE TninusE OF
Monday, Oct, II, containing. among othcr fn-
tercsttnF matter, the sermon Of tho 1sev. II. ".
Tbomas defining hls theo!oxlcal position, the
,ssuc Of TINT day WINS yesterday exhausted; but
extra copies have boon printed To meet tho Do
maud, usd car 10 obtained ut tho counting
, 1880-10-12

Thirty THOUSAND Dot.r.A1ss Of Democratic
money will bo spent III Cincinnati to-day; and
tho handsnme Iuttcrworth. who gained lmmor-
taiity by bis conduct In tho Chicago Convention
md by afterwards throwing n ward'bumraar
through n Rlnss door, wilt. It Ia fearcd, DO do"
tented. lsutterworth IL RaDd Republican and
n fnc spoakcr, be cannot well DO spared from
Gl,t1HrGSA.
, 1880-10-12

JoSu YSa SlSu, tho managing director OF
tho CaInGaa Merchants steam Navigation CDn"
pany, hns arrived ut lIayann tuasccrtatr whcth-
er Il !s fr.lsbu to upon ocoan tradc bntwccn the
southern ports Ut Chiua nnd cubn. Thr vussels,
II the tra,lu IL catnblshet will bring cRrKocs oE
cos,lips 10 Havana and tako Lack tobuuc0, sugar,
and other Cuban protiuota.
, 1880-10-12

mny also be Ills fnrewclt tv tho Whole body
Of tint denomination. Lie las ,lci!ncd Ills
owl, position explicitly, md Inns left 1t for
tic authorities III tllu Church to say whether
hp car hold It md SILL abide within tho milo
of atcthotltsn, Ills attitude, It must be con
fessc,1, is n very manly orc. lie SAYS ju ef-
feet: ",rhcso uru ms opulous: my cou-
science conpels nc to say tts and 10 t!ccltnet to
say that: II 1 ,u,y believe this and l,o n Meth.
odIst. we'll: IL not we'll, 1t IL fur yuu to act
1ow, not for uen These arc grand words,
with which Ao brought his sermon to Il
close:
will md ,nust ,,o mentally md splrttua11y
free. And that at my cost. would r4ther die
~ M thonp hp to III" ixo IN IL ma,ans MId yenr M
chains.
No man understands better tlnn DR..
Thomas what l.e would LOSE by separating
from his Church. Ills whole manhood has
been spent iii it. Twenty-nine ycnrs ago he
began to study for tile Methodist ministry,
alnl since then l,e has been thoroughly idcli-
tilted with tho denomination. Ile l,as glvcn
much to II, md Inns received much froln It,
Ills ambition, work, desires, aid sacrifices
huye been bound ut,. Will, It in srct, way
that ho cannot mart with Methot1!sm without
losing much that has scen,r.l 10 lin precious
But ho md tho Church have travelled tic
same roAA about US far rs they Gun 60 to-
, 1880-10-12

Ir Is stated. though Oh wl,nt may be called
questionable authority, that Minister Christiaii-
cy Is ut present In Ar!.a trying u patch up n
pence bctwcrn Chill and Peru. II tho staictnont
Is true. It Ia to be hoped that Mr. Chriatlanoy'a
kind Offices will bcnr Ennd results.
, 1880-10-12

SIN CABINET Wo1.sEIEY is rigid tectota-
Ter, and Sir Frederick Roberts, tho hero Of tho
Afghnn war, ia a stanoh Good Tonpltr: There
II Il spccInl reason for temperance in tho British
army, tho men boLng too often recruited from
olasa tslat do not know how to control thoir ap-
t,ctttcs.
, 1880-10-12

Of Il now count for 1T. Louis With th6 strange
condition TINT tue Supervisor should DO got1tlo-
,lan In whom no as well rs tho "proinfncnt cltl-
zcns" might have entIro confidence. Can tho
sccretnry of tic Interior suspect tho future
great r!tizona OF tho world Of designs On the
n1frfty of tho Ctt1Busf
, 1880-10-12

Mn. FEL1X Plat, tho mated French Rad
icul, II bring prosecuted fnr havinB written and
published MI urticlc JnstlfyinE tho attctnpt Of a
Pu!c, With III unpronnunccubu nanc. TO shnot
tile Emperor OF ltussla III Paris In June, 1e87.
NJ. f'lat will ut least ubtain sonlu notorety, hut
1t Is not probab!e TINT he will be very severely
punished.
, 1880-10-12

WHATEVER tho result sn Indiana may he,
It Will CONVINCE both parties that tho Btato
shotld ccayc 10 hold an election III Qctobor.
Iutlann IL to-day tho du!npiug'grallild Ut all
tho political rofuso and garbage In tho country.
1t il thu sc1to Of u struggle tl.o tierccst and
most denoralIzlnY III tho recent hlatpry OF thIa
country; aud IT IL loast llttel by situation u
reyiyt tho Invasion OF soounlre!a from abroad.
, 1880-10-12
Tribune nf.ASCII OFFICES.

THE C1ttcAao TRIBUNE Inns established branch
o,cep for tho receipt Of subscriptions Ad AdvcFAaS-
1nchts M suituwai ...
NEW rUIkK-i.oom y Tribune Building; III. Mc-
FAEnEH, Manager.
GtAaGUW, scotiand-AiiAns American News
Aanner, 81 Ncnncid-at .....
lONDUN. EnE.-An.esican E1chnsg0. ~ Strand.
uExny +. ti1t.Ltu. AxenL
WAniiINUIUN. d. E.--l3l1 Y strBnk
, 1880-10-12

Ir Ohio and 1ltdiana both go Republican
to-day itnncock may rs well retro from tho
canvass: but, 1t both 40 Domoor1t'o, Qarncld's
chnnccs Of election will be Indeed desperate. II
tho former koes Republican and tho lattor Don-
ocratIc, tho result will be undetermined. nna
must l,o fought out On tho I'd OF November.
, 1880-10-12

Az cxtia freight train u, tha Southwestern
lsui!rond run Into the four rchr ears ut tho rcgl-
lar tru{tl wheh hnl lcc0nl0 detached ncnr Co
lumbus, On. Seven cars wGre completely
wrecked. 1fr. Sheridan, tho engineer ot tho ex-
,r.. tsin. wns killed, and Flramau Tyler WIS Sc
fft,1aly wnlDttdhi,
, 1880-10-12

jCDHEs nI.ATCllr0tsp u1!l Ch0ate Ut the
New Ynrk Circuit Court. huvp rendered sieuis.
OH sustaining supervisor 0r Elections Daycn-
port mud diminishing tho urller to show onlso why
he shu.,t nut ee dismissed fFtsn nIsice. granted
saturday. John kclIy a'.l tho Ta,nMlnny po,lIn-
crata WIN hnve bern howltnx agaltlst Mr.. nkvcr-
part Aayu BY thls decision been thoroughly
Gn1ifhty1
, 1880-10-12

+. W.bI. M4cKEY is troubling tho Red
Shirt party in South Carolina They suy tAat ho
has ~ sorpon,'a tungae.".. Whcn tho Willie
I.inors succeed IN niaklllx hlns AlvIlo tl1o thoy
Invariably get tho WORT Off 1t ~ ln0Gh caster
10 argue with snosguns than with serponts
tUuXues. -
, 1880-10-12

yornbIy received. Tho French Jcsntts who took
up their rcsl1cnce In tho American College At
1orotto have been notified to tcnvo tho country
hy tho 1tnlEan police.
, 1880-10-12

FOURTEEN OCEAN steamships with freight
aud passengers froul this side Ut tho Atlnntio
arrived tn i.ondnn during tho tw0nty-four hours
ending last evening.
, 1880-10-12
POSTAGE.

Ent&Yyd at sht Fosf-Q,e At Chicago III, al &eons"
CFau Matter.
For tho benont nf onr patrons who desira to send
pgte cop,cs Ut TlE rA,nGSE through Tho tnnllt No
s4ye herewith tho trarsicht ratio OF postAxe:
Itonfsttc. f'fr Ehrt
Fight nnd Twqlvo Tsga Taper cent*'
kt1tHen Fn4o Paper. canes'
FHFtYH-
rnht nrd 1votva }.non iia,r9 r9....,.,.,...1 cCntA.
HiHstnmn iuun TnH,r Observation-Disclosures CentA.
, 1880-10-12

TliE frs. day Of tho baltimore celebration
Of Its lb0th birthday wns Krnt,d SUCCESS. The
procession wns lurKc Imposing, fully up 10 cx-
pcetutloll, ant reelected grcnt credit on tho pro.
1noters and pnrttcnaters. The baltimore s.
Ohio 1snIlroa,! antl tho tndnstria! dispHys wcro
exceedingly tne. Tho venerable Peter Cooper
followed III n carringc after wagun continuing
nn cnxtno designed aud built by hin, for tho
Baltimore Company, und saiu 10 bo the firzt lnco
1nnt!ye engine ever constructed I'll this country
Tho celebration will bo continued during tho
week. Tu-dny thore will b8 Il Mns0nG t,arale
anu Il procession of tho puhllc-se children.
, 1880-10-12

OSE advantage OF having q November eiec-
tion In Indiana would bc that tho Hatch. House
Eaug could not operate twice In tho same year.
, 1880-10-12

a vlovErrE OF William II. English should
aslorn tho American cont. fIo IL tho penny.
wlscat statesman this country has ever produced.
, 1880-10-12

uy what Providence has Indiana been
natls pivotal btatpf somo Ut tho counties In
Southern lnliull.s, settled by puur whites from
, 1880-10-12

ColiSr1IlAN CHATTER, NO. el. Il. A. ~.
specia Gonxocatio1 THIS l1'lg.day} evening A. ~
companions ura cpfany Sny!tsar ~ IL 9t,sr @ Et l,,.
JOHN u. ntCkEit3uS, becrrt4Fy. To-.
, 1880-10-12

1fershey Music Hall.
htnaisun 1trcet, bgtween State und Dearborn pan
pfau,n-" Hunynns Pilgrims Proneess."
, 1880-10-12

il Is stated Oh tho authority Ut some c!ef-
tcul jaus4lalx that ths l'Apal Suhci0 has utp,lod
negotiations with tbs French Government TOR
ths ps,.p4sss OF obtaining solip notifications Ut
tba lecreca aKplllst ths religious orsisss. Thu
su.nr tu!ttas NY that tic pDpe yin personally
!asessv WV II shs a4yaus:s ol Rts Supe!Q asc IL.
, 1880-10-12

EVERY Indication points to the defeat Of
Congressman Frank Eiurd In tho Toledo District
tn-tluy, Tho Democrats Of that district nfu ex-
ocedlng1y nervous, and their enIy hope VI SUE.
cess lies It. tho Use OF Il pretty largc barrel. an
c1rurt WIS ts.At1e lust evening ia make cup
ttu1 unt Of tho fnct thnt Uni1ed Etntcs Deputy
starshuls and Supervisors of Election nrc 10 l,o
Mt nit tho poIilug-placcs to-siay THIS course Il
denounced by tho Toledo Democratic lt,icrs,
WHO believe In tho Sovereign State-rIght Of FREQ
fraud ut tho bnElot-box. It will scarcely mike
nauy votes un,D1sg patrlotfc Americans who bo-
llcye thIa country IL q Nation.
, 1880-10-12

Ex-t;Ov. HENnis1cKs' speech Mt Shelby
vile, Tnl.. did much 10 allny tic excitement
arislug out Of Saturdays sheotinR afIair ut thAt
point. lie advised peace md qutut. and clod
upon citizens Of MI parties to use thoir hest nf-
forts 10 maintain order ut tho pols. Ne strongly
condolnncd ,,ll suggestions Ut mob violence to-
wartls tho young mAn who ID charged witt, tim
killing OF Sheriff Me(orkIc, md sa!d thut tho
law should bc allowed to tnke Its course. Tho
speech WILL It II believed, havo III excollcnt Of
feet, n,d, though there 10 q turbulent faction In
9hulby County, which wpnttl like nothing better
thu free iiRht tho polling to-dHy will be nj
lowed 10 proceed Il, peacB alid quiet. both pnr-
ties are determined u voto every available n,a1.
, 1880-10-12


rcns1cr. hit another telegram. datcd 1'nd-
sic, ucnr tho nnyal rendezvous, snys TINT
Montenegro Inns c0snu 10 the conclusion that no |
rellunce cnn hu pinccl on tho pledges. promises,
or proposals ot Turkey, and has rofuscd 10 hold
further intercourse With that country. On tho |
whole, tho nowa nbont tho situation In tho East
Is decidedly nlixGl ohsgssre. anu unreliable. 'rhu
lllilcIgno tlend at tho Dtner cHd of tho cable
seems to tako flcttl!sh delight in contradlcstng
himself and confusing othors.
MONEY AND FRAUD AT ELEcT1oNo.
tel,. Weaver, the Grcenback candidate
for President, In Ills recent conversation III
tl,is city gave expression to one sentiment
which will ,ncet hearty rssponse from thu
American people III I'LL parts of Tho country
who have my regard for tho purity Of c'cc-
tions. Grn. Weaver snid:
| l,nvo eanvnssed twanty.one States, and
hnye t,ccn well received IN all. In tho South
es s VII T ns 20 ssoeed M @ Il pt ~ thq s
ducsn't cost A,lythtuH to helong 10 tho uppnst-
ton thcro tlnw, US 1t dd in tho 19ys Of tho kts-
gnu'a vote ts worth anything except ha IL
De,nocras. bcl!aso thai tho sit.atlo!, n lnai.
n Mo Il ee sr1is N peeent ne, ss u IL
lnl their HOSES while tassluE through Intllnnn:
The purchase Of foaKley. antl such uses Of
@Al lAo 1"h1H VII oPPoaH'oa ~ @aio 1tSA'o
cratic purity Is defeated by The 5orctble lnt'nl-
itlntEon of the colored class Of voters, md by
thu ignoring Ut all opposition votes given by
white votnrs. This stiillng Of tho ba'lots
given By the whites is less sang,linary, but
none tho less effective, than tile resort To
sl,ntguus md thu buii-whip
III Indiana tic course Of tho Democratic
party for years has been dtssraco to FREQ
government and Il libel unon popular elcc-
tions. The southern part Of Indiana was
largely settled by persons from tho s|aye-
holding States III all the elections preceding
tho War, during thu War, and subsequent to
tic WIN, the Democrats Of tllose pnrts OF ln-
dlht,a voted III hcaFty cooperation with tllcir
fetI0w- Democrats OIL thu other sltte Of tho
Ohio River, In Kentucky 1t has been no.
tUrious during twenty years md more tint
the DuInoeratfc yota In Indiana las always
bce1l largely recruited by importations from
Kentucky. THIS was always tho mora pfac-
ticable because Indiana holds her State eec-
ton In October, Wien Kentucky does not
vote, and beca,lso OF the facility which the
louse Election laws vi lnlfana afford for llle-
eAl voting. Under tho ELECTION lnws of IT.
| dlnnu ITO previous residence In tho county or
prcciDct by the person Offering to vote Is
| required. An actual resilient Of Indiana
nay vote anywhere Iii the Stnta where hn
may happen to be on cicctIon-tay; aIil under
this loose privilege strangers llnyo practically
III difficulty in voting Mt any election III TINT
Stats. Unless thero bo persons will
f,g to tnku the responsibility OF nrrcsting q
n!an for Illegal voting tho moment 1,e de-
| poslss tho ballotr tho illega! voter
, 1880-10-12
AA11jS1:AI ES,T5.


Hootoy's Theatre.
Randolph atrect, bctwcen t1ntk and Ia aAlto, En-
pa1ou,uui Ut Iuwrgscu iIafEBtt. "llichOll8ush
, 1880-10-12

EM1FN1hR fKWI1s --------
Corner Ktndn.pa nI,d Atnia alraots. lescgRl
Rqjmepdnhl Ghnfuber Cnnreft.
, 1880-10-12

Fosters tMljnr!ty nYer lswIng...,...... 1I1al
FoalurA 1nA}urty uvnr Mt .....,..,....... 3,H2S
, 1880-10-12

Academy OF Music.
Uatstod ssrnet. betwoen AndfsUn nnd Monroe.
sSrsk and Neck" und vnrttiy cntsrta!nmant
, 1880-10-12

Clark street. betwecn Lake md ltandolPli. Eagage-
mcnt uf Me. Harry Hcbtr. "S'p nnd Tuck"
, 1880-10-12

CIatk street, bctweon ltAntuIph nnd Washington
Engagement ut Mr. u. aiacaulc1 ~ Aeskpnget trutt
IIfYl9 Sectlun."
, 1880-10-12

lEnver1f's Thentre.
rrertnrn street, cornnf or Aonroo. Engagement
Of John Mccullough. "Tt1c ttlndatur."
, 1880-10-12

IN the Ohio elctttun Ut 1B1D the vote OIL
GosurnUr nt0sal a. f0tlowa: .....-
F,lster ttlcpttbtlchn}
f:wtlK i[}cinterAt, ,Ilv Ut.
1latt ., ,i!0
5irWnrt lptuAlbitionstl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i,lt5
1N1
, 1880-10-12

Madison strebt, between sthta and dearborn. Ell
euspi,lunt Of Miss MnrY AndcfsuH. "Horeo ant
juliet