Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-31

The most Influential paper in north
Ohio, the Cleveland Watcher am Erie,
has abandoned the republican party and NJ.
come out tor hancock anu EnSNsh. 30 city v
has the Pittsburg Volksblatt. The Ger En-
j., No, Tl.o NJ Car Engla
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fields letter, and are especially dIspleas- spent
ed with that part which treats OF civil MIR.
service reform. They look upon it as a was IL
case OF surrender to the machine; and pas, u
they laugh at the idea of any danger re- Mis-.
sulting to the repubulic from the cleo toEisl
-. MIS-:
y vi han'o'A' II" A' s"i"" the fal
and patriotic defenders. Mis-.
days,
1t is reported that the two conditions Mrs
on which Senator Conkling will go to SICK Il
work IN earnest fer the republican pres Oh. :.
ldential candidate are: FIRST, that Gar seds
field will pledge himself, it elected, to OF Leg
. ~ ,,to IF tho oob;nat Geo
$500 ''"N for he
anu second, that he Will guarantee " weeks
Senator Conkling the privilege OF dispo- Miss
sing of the federal patronage in Now morn morn
York. The same report alleges that Us
Garfield declined the first condition, but has &C
was willing to assent to the second. home.
Tbare waa . GRAND democratic rati- dence
f%iication meeting in New York Wednes- Az Wv
day night. Three halls were packed sent to
full OF people, over 40 900 being in atten- mans
dance. Mr.. Tllden presided at the oen
Acadamy of Music, and made a short that h,
speech. At least seven speakers at Il The
time were required 10 be heard by the s~ee'e
various parts of the monster meeting. Mr..
| The enthusiasm was ~uneXampled, and Willie
| tho ovation m Mr. Tilden WAS one OF OF A.
" Mr..
grandest things in American history. agent
Mr.. Xenophon Ryland needs no de- NIUE
tense against a charge of uniaIrness reache
while presiding, for a few minutes, over a coup
Tho ,t,,o o,r.,, IL ~od No Mr..
county
iuiinSs' Hieieiy Pieser'eo oroei' anu of the
announced one vote. He is a gentleman Mr..
of spotless character, who would forfeit throus
his right arm before he would do a dis .nd 70
honorable act. The persons attacking The
him simply do not Know him. s., gay
girls a
1t IS announced that Peru and Bolivia doing
both +
and become one country. under one flag Shove,
and one government, to be known as the in our
United States OF Peru and Bolivia. The Mr.,
preliminary basis of the union has al wauke
ready been drawn up and signed in presen
Lima nv the authorized renresentatiyes county
OF the respective governments and laid rnsnrs
before the council oil state oil feru. just an
- He is q
The statement made bY republican be cleo
newspapers that the democracy placed a capt
national debt, in 1860, or at any other conven
time, at much less than par, is untrue. favore,
No bonds were ever sold under a demo. passed
. ~ ,, L. ,., Mr.. s
'o =" and for
anu ONCE lucy Were solu Us hiSu ds a resid
4 10 per cent, premium, Republicans friends
must try some other plan to scare con- II lnU
sentative business men. we've ,
-" lawn pr
Columbus, Ohio, Times :-"Connel's II coupl
lie OF Garfield is to be suppressed. The just in
supplemented biographer told too mach mn.
truth and printed too many of Garfe'd's wedne
confessions. The republican reviewers officer.
found out that the book convicted Gar cona'e
field, by his own admissions, of the The
Credit Mobiller bribery. Hence it was upon Il
suppressed. Council will endeavor to Groves
get out a revised edition." ~ nA'
>, :.-, McClel
chicago 1ines'-'h tnere are ANY w. Do
prominent democrats who propose to W.. Bo
-, - mind i
Ao'" NIL" -" o'''""i girl yo
character ana services 10 the country togeth,
their names have not yet been given to denly
A.. ,,lI;., down
'N0 r mouth
Two things ma y be depended on if Low
Hancock is elected. One is. that if he Cri,ter
issues a civil service order, he will not years
mated
' Gently
others obey it. The other is that he date 70
will have the books OF the government daushl
honestly kept: CITY, Tn. a
The democrats defeated JobnRo,cbe,s conyen
Brazilian subsidy scheme. The party ,,an. !,
lndOrseS their action. 1t has had the the fr
courage of It's convictions. too, and says Howar
emphatlcally in Its platform that it is "u,pn
opposed to monopolies and subsidies. Paris
- George
The CD. thinks Hancock schemed to Nilsson
get his nomination. What about Mr.. gave I"
DeGol - beg his pardon James A. Las :
Uaruelu ) Speech at SnlcaSO, IN winch his h IN
there were two words Tor Garfield to conpal
ono tor Sborn,,np OF this
Milan
m, --.u:-- dent OF
lux o'o' ~ IN" 'iSh ~ ton, NJ
treaty surrendering their present reser- reports
walton until they see the region where it ton.
;,, o.. o..o t,m T.~ TENDER
with e
mrssioners will probably permit the ex- hrghes
animation. music
" given
Hon T. w Rorhar IF Jactson Mi.b presId.
third assistant postmaster general under last RI,
Grant, q prominent republican,, a leader tives N
of that party in his section, is out une- ): A.
quivocally and unreservedly for Han Ms''
cock. Waugh
There is q serious split in the republi- rem. J
can ranks IN the Cleveland. o., district. wife a
Tounsband baa heen nominated nv ona Wake
-. Miss \
wing vi " p"i'''""" w Contra
run by the other. Let 'em split. Lake.
-- all of v
State elections will occur this fall be- teams
fore the presidential election as follows: party.
Alabama, in August; Arkansas, Vermont emf en-,
and Maine. in September; Ohio and In casion
diana. IN October. twenty
-- togeth'
Tho r,aual,nd boltar, have o,,u sons h
~ Bell. q
ted Lockwood, and say they will fight and J,
Townshend till November. Count an
other congressman for the democracy st.
- matio
They are in earnest in Maine. The ter,ia,
democrats OF the first district nominated Tide
& andar-on and tho rrae,b,ol orc latter
.. H. Seed
travel
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