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, 1880-11-02
MEXICO.
Nl1sl1loaa Prospects In rlaat Country ~
Vlnsvpd ly IL DIexicnn.

Nusllloaa Prospects In rlaat Counfr1 ~
Viewed by Al Mexican.
sg<eLtI DttpateA to 1'hs EAtea9o Tribune.
plrrsUuKa, Pa, NOV. 1.-Pustmnster-acn
cral 3fat,as Isornoro, Of Mexico, Is N 'nl'
city, nrcoA,panteu by n prominent evil en-
glncor FROM ttnt country, Robert II. Gorsne''.
who Is Il nattyo OF Nuw Yorl, but who l!as
rcsltesl IN A1exlcn fur twenty-five ycnrs. ,.s'a
Iatter gentleman to-4lny gayo an interesting
account OF thu business situation there A''
said:
~ believe that u career Of prosperity suca
as Mexico Inns n0yer knnwn is now op'hl''s:
was ptoneor In tho raiiroad enterprises, ,us "
tho country, and ! ];now that Alyxico o,1!. ,m.
rcAcled ltnlnt atW!t!clt the tl!tlHiMEs E,i, p''
nUtl,ng TO DO gained By reyola.!on; thnt n,tr5 LUZ
,cllls IN the llailtla Ut parties whose Hutt H!u,tton
n,ul Interest u WIS to produce fofns1E,rd fof,s1,,r.d
uro exhausted; that any opportu'ty olac,Its ~ ~
tain MI honest livelihood III industrial l'"l ~
suits wou!d bu gla!lly accepted; all ti,"!, .t" va
fact, revolutions fnr sonio yoaes I.n. Ien,mrr.
les slpp!y ths res'!t of % Want of Gth s9t,'tih, ths
iNtrotuetIt,u II tic rM!troat-systsili.:, ,.sar, w.
MiH,n limited scale, vii! entirely dls.;Pps.
Clurtura ,ayu bsei. giyun for ,rua,,,ts' ru,s;IitI%.
to ,aEu0st all the States Of tho ~ Mepupnk pt1p'nk
lilies fronl tic CITY OF Mexico to ule aste1, teS
{jtnytle, with branches to tho Pacific. e's,, .,.
to iwo Amer]ca.l companies. which hays ,Sa M
fc.ty commenced work upal h.f'. a1Io!s u 1s
work Is carried forward upon tio 'a.Sys am.rsy
projected llllrs of railroad WITH ue S'tsias
met. s III tie @ iiee "t It's country .ld rs con,
dti0li viii Du rullcally cllungu ssl aye 5Staa a.
to lta an.lyailcenleAt,-sacla Ill nn;!yah,ese'ns"'
would now be Thought laposs!ble', ,,,nal,
].ero for sovrrai days. They Will lhsn t "
East, ind afterwards return, South " VIZ XIII
CIlirago al 6t. Louis rhelr oblec. ~ 10 for
iless, and they will Mnke latKo contiae'' '"'
supplies but0Eu thuy leave ttle coun''5'
, 1880-11-02
ALABAMA.
CONFLICT VI AUTHORITY.


Sptefut DitIuateh to Tie Chicago 1rttuMs.
1YAsli1SQroN, D. e., Nov l.-Therc 10 n
prospect Of serious cun1fict of authority IT,
1uorr0w lctwcen tl,u United States Mafslnl
ntul his Dupu!tes OIL pslo hand ,lnlt tho SsAto
authorities nnd Dc,ubcruttr yuters of Ala-
baum oil Tho ottlor. Marshal Osborn, III send
Int out commissions: 10 Ills special Dciit-
ties, incloscd u circular Ut Instructions,
scttng fnrth the nnturu Of tho scryicU tho
deputies weru expected to perform, md rg-
ferrIng to tho statutes from which tllls alt-
tiluriiy was derived. Tho Delnocrntlc COM
miltecs uni Democratic press comment III
bitter ternts upon tie cErcnlar, and asscrt
that 10 authority, Frdernl or State, exists
for tl.e appointment Ut Deputies. Thu yuturs
are advised 10 resist unrest. aIld even to mr.
rest Deputies, IT any attempt Is made OIL
their pars to carry nut their Instructions.
4ATroNSEY-OESEHAI.n nEvENs
RECEIVED Il uicsshEe t0-tlny from AlnrSiinl Os-
bort, nsklng II Deputies had authority to
make arrests OIL GectlOtl1lny, llOtwfthstantt-
linz tue statutes OF Alabama prohibit sucl. mr.
rests, md II they could mike arrests Without
PROCESS In cittcs or towns 0t less tlian Y, QUO
Inhabitants. Gen. DuveMs rupilcd tn thu
first inquiry tl!at tic Deputies might unqnes-
ttunab.y make arrests, III aceorAanee With
tho provisions OF the Fe.lernl stututes, not
withstanling State statutes to tho contrary.
lii retarel,cu to tllo Heco,,d question, tic AT
turlluy-Gencrnl tleiu that Tie two SECTIONS,
a,U51 and a,os., Of tho l.eyisrd Statutes, must
be construed together. 'rl,o latter, IL terms,
authorizes arrest with OF without process,
"at such pills." tho pl,rasu evidently rnfer.
iNg to tho preceding SECTION, Wherein u,e ai,-
lmfntmcht Ut Deputies Is authorized III towns
# NM it>llnk,[fn n1tfa mr. 1ihiritr fthI1rt
, 1880-11-02

Special Dlpateh 70 TIE CAted0o tribune,
WAsn,SGroS, y, t.. Nov. la Mississippi
gentlcuAaI, lnIs rccoisetl Il dispatch to-lay III
explanation Ut tl,o dispatch FROM New Or
lcans Ills morning, wl!c, statc4t TINT S. ].
Estclle alld Il. e. Kerr, who Ind left Jacksus,
Allss., ia distribute Republican election
tickets In that Congressional district, wore
stuppel byn luob Ut nrined men ut Dry
Grove, who saltl tint they ha.l hcen nlr
pointed 10 prevent thcm froW making Kcpuls.
lican speeches or distributing Republican
Tickets, anil that tlsuy were escorted
to tho trnin al,d required to
retafm to jackson, The dispatch reseivel
hero status that tho mon Estc1lo Ml1 Kerr arU
not carpvt-baggers, but natli'e Southern me't,
wllo accepted tlle War Iii good faItls, at,d aro
now earnest Republicans, nnl TINT they aso
lneli OF high stanllng III tho community.
, 1880-11-02
tiESEsI;Os
TILE RESERVE.
HANCOCK,

he RECEIVES 4 DELEGATION OF nor1
GuvI:lsSon's ls1,ANi,. n. y, Npv. l,--Tha
largu humber 0f visitors to Governors
1sland tu-t!ay included more than tho usual
qtl0ta Of fnGics. il delegation Of some torty
students from tho Now York Unlycrslty.
principally Of tho academic department,
calling themselves tic Reserve" npreYtous
delegation from the same Institution tmylng
forcssn1led them Saturday night, arrived
about IL o'clock. Andrew u. 1nslls, wlo
acted rs spokesman, introduced tho party to
Gen, Hancock, who replied rs follows:
nm very much plonsed to haye met you,
Thgr9 nre many Of you Whp arc Of Hge and Quak
er 's TSs nse S5s soss that yo R ~ afe'
est III your country'd weifarc.. 1t Is oustotnaty
IN armies to hnve reserves 0il tho ilc!d of battle
asrycs, it is now % rati,or ato tt tak posiss f TO-
morrow being tho day Ut election, md Will
therefore coiItent myself with leaving those ii
r ccoSs w5 s to va yor - yaros eonveons PG
TlcAsGtl TO sny that most cheering news 0rr1ses
from nll quarters.
ntrH1N.
Capt. John D, Hurgt, formerly Of the
Eight, Regiment OF Now Jersey, who started
OIL the 10th of September from CAIcaso to
walk from tint place to Governors Is1and,
arrived thIs morning. Capt. Durgh present.
cd Ills address from, the Hancock Veterans
Of Chicago. Ilo was introduced by Mr. J.
Gould Wnrner, whn,n Ito mot on tho ferD.
III reply to the Introduction, Gen. Hancock
said:
| mn always glad to sec IN old ao!i[er ot tha
scuonh Corps rou required no introduetiontu
ile. II cAt Asslst you In ATTY wny, will do 70.
The General then gave directions TINT Capt.
1}urgh should be we'll taken caro- OF during
his temporary stay oil the Island.
In rerly to statement 0f Capt. Burgh
will, regard to the prospects Of the campaign
III Pennsylvania, Gen Hancock said that In
Pennsylvania, rs elsewhere, 1t was simply a
question whether the people or oi1iceloldcrs
should rule.
, 1880-11-02
MENDOZA.

spetiat Dbphteh to Ths Ca@eapo Trtb1snt.
MENDOZA, ILL.,. Nov. 1.-rllo Republicans
OF this city closc(l Tho campaign this evening
With II ro,sihR meeting III Washington Hail.
Mr.. T.. W. Wilcox, WHO Ilas done suctl cxcc'-
lent work fur over two ntniltl,s throughout
thu State, rcturnc:t l1ono to-day to address
his fnllnw-r!lizers, whom lie WIS compelled
IL ncg!rct Till the eleventh Hour, aut, nl-
tltougl, Ills voice Eayo evidence Of tho great
straln that art[n0lis n1ul much consecutive
speaking has ieccssitatcd, lIo retninCtl tho
ytgor and enthusiasm that never full to lIUll
hts ulltticncr spcil-bnu',t. Tie hall WIS too
su,ul to accommodate anything like tic
lniu,rr that st,ll3lt admission, md, argc rs
tho audience was, not onu left who does not
feel convinced of tho SUCCESS tliut tomorrow
will accomplish.
THE DEMOCRATS
also Ind II meeting mt tho sumo hour, Mt
TWrner-ltall. II WIS largely attended, a.sd,
III punt of order and quiet, was Il lec1.le.l
Improvement on their last, due, ITO doubt, to
the absence nf nccessloms from imlghbor!ng
tnwI,s. Mr.. w. W. O'Dsicn. Of Chicago, WIS
tic great attraction al,I from his reputation
rs Il speaker, Nsally Republicans nyalie1 tho
opportunity 10 liear him, md consider tl,nt
he did remarkably well from his standpoint.
atltf llntle tho best Of a bat caltse. Mayor
Nicholson, 0f Ottawa, atso addressed ttIa
meeting, md gaye nil tho l,opu he cottld by
WY Of consolation for tho l,oxt few hours.
, 1880-11-02
OTHER CITIES.


GPseiaf Dfspatth To ms Ehtct'go Tfbi1rf,
SANDWICH. ILL.,, Nov. 1.-The Uty-Ilall WAS
filled tonight Mt Il political meottng called By
j. Iy0r Montgomery, Greonbnck ca1atlllnto
fur Prosecuting Attorney, Speeches wore
allotted on tho program 10 Doaocrat a1Nl Il
Republican,. 4 prn.MlMent Democrat made
III Oltt-tlnlu Southern speech, Insulting tho
Eootl aullso OF Ills nutiielce by duu0uncfug
tho Republican party for having carElcll IN
tll0 IFnr ut I'LL expense nt Su, ,00U, ,000, QUO, and
Nil fur nothing. Tho speect wtls received by
tho largo nll.fuucu ut llrst witt, rflicrlu, and
afterwards with Indignation, nnA will adtl to-
morrow tn lho already targo Republican mt
jorlly ut this city. T!en An.|row neyerldgo,
,fr, took the platform III bufIAlf Of tue llupub-
liclns, anil III short but effuctlyo spreell cola-
trasltctcd tho prnyl0lts speaker's assertions,
telling the well.known fact that tho Donlo-
Gratis had caused aud fought War, whtlo tho
Republicans, putting down tho ltobo1l!o1,,
ha,l conquered, rs they wo,'tl o,sco more to.
m0rrow, Ills remarks wera received with
tremendous enthusiasm.
0ALEy,t.
Special ptspatth to 7hs Chicago Trfbunt.
.uA!gSA, H., Nov. 1.-The City OF t;ulcna,
tho l.nlna OF Grant, Is III blazqof excitement
tonight over tho impending election. Tile
l)o1nocrats aro llulsllHg meeting Mt Turner
Hall, Wills tlla Republicans tn largo num-
burs are assembled ut the C0urt-ll0nse,
listening tn stirring addresses By locnl sucak'
ers. Tho Garfield a..l Arthur Guards llade
| magnificent torch!!ght display, tho streets
through which they passed. bSlns tlnel with
| thousands OF spectators. 'hartt Imposing
I sce,lp was n3yor befuse Witnessed III this city
! Tho Republicans OF 10 Davless County Rrt
l.
, 1880-11-02
IOWA.

sptetai Utspaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE. H., Noy. 1.-The Republicans
had II gralld turcl.lignt procession this cvc1l-
lng as farewell shot Of The cnlnlmtgll. Over
bo0 of lie must prominent inen In this city
wero iii tho ranls. After marching through
llla principal straets tho procession brought
up in frunt Of tho Custon.llouse, wllcre n
largu opcn-atr meeting WINS held, which WIS
addressed by Senator Allison. Col. Ilendcr-
soil. y. +. f4yon, anil otlors. Otllermcctlngs
were a!so held III tho outskirts Of thu city,
which were nil lnrKcly attended.
At West Dubuque N. G. Woodruff adj
dressed tle assembly, and. Mt tlo conclusion,
thrce ct,ccrs wero given for Garfield.
ASurHEt. COSvEf!T. =.
Tile Democrats were stnrtlctt tO-tlny to
learn tint Tho 1lon J. u. Jennings, oile vt
tho most prominent Democrats III tho city,
ilasi announced his purpose to Gust Ills vote
for Garfield aid tho cnliro Republican lickct.
Atr. Jennings IL III ex-mc'nber of tho Iowa
Legislature, ox-City Auditor, and at tho pres
cnt time IL filling tlse position Of President Of
the School Roartt. Ills action will have con
siderable effect upon others who have be-
como tired Of tic party.
, 1880-11-02

ther, II knew, further, TINT the letter
came 10 this city, nrt. WAS Stamped here out
OF t|,c usual rlt,, | wn,4ltt certainly c0nsidcr
II s,srlrto,ls; nlsn, II knew tint there was
nt.>E,np.uycrs Union, 1t would further t"ll
. to my tFuuhts, n.ul II knew TINT III s'lct,
person rs II. r.. Morcy uxistctl, woi1ftt hnyo
thoMglst It very extraordinary lnsesd. dll
not know these thihEs Mt tho tfn,e tllhtte
tho examination, md 1et nts attl that / 10
not know thcin now. Tllese questions arn
mere ass,tmpt,ot1st Thu letter i produced
A[uy II, 1870, III In iGh,i. unrlcid's tntn!wrft-
luz, as is tic postscript, ,of tic letter Ut
May II. :.
1}y Mr. Notwithstanding TINT lilo ressan
claimed to havo written tho Aforcy ictter l,',sl
publicly advocated tic sentiments It contains,
at,d IN Congress Ind by vote arh spcrc1,
ayowesl mil maintained ticsu sentiments,
would not your opnlnn that 1t was signed
by tho person Bo claimed bo stronger ni,i
more postlye?
Oblcc!gtl to, and excluded. 4 recess was
then taken.
HENRY II, DEWITT.
After recess Henry II. Dewitt, night editor
Of tic Washington Pest, MAS called W Mc
defense. l1s testl!(et! as fo}lnws: Know
Mr.. Atltkcr. tl!a 1'ostillnsier a. naslI'neto1''
y. C.; met Ail,ger ucs. "; 'ntt ctavefsA-
tlol Will, him n9oilt Tic stamps lit use III tae
poss-Oh!ce III JANUARY.
Witness WIS ttcM asked to step asltc LOT q
moment md Postmaster Atnser WIS cAllea'
lie snlh llu hid seeh Mf. De%att III N@s!aa1aE-
toil, and that 1lcrbcrt Preston. Of tile New
York Herald, wns with ilih1. showed Dc
witt memorandum concerning siAtNl's.
KfswAnn PHILIP
wns called. lie tu"k tue statnls Mtltl WIS ex-
, 1880-11-02

Spses4t ptspatth +. Ths chieapo Tribute.
GnASh RArII's, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE re-
pNbl!cai,s Ut this city held the Inst grand
rally Of the campaign here to-'tlglt. When
tho Democrats nlIpearctl. Friday hight lust,
tiluy lnallon procession rather lArgur tl!a,l
any thu Republicans hul during the eau"
paIgtl. Tllu Grepllbaclers followed Satur-
daY Mlght wltl! still II !arger demonstration.
anu tlen they crowcti, Tho Republicans,
knowing tl,at they lsas! tho yuters, resolved
IL show where tl0 majority VI tito peopla
were, aud did 1t ,nngn!ticeut!y. They had d
prucessiun nearly Il mile long, neurly
two thousc,u peuplo III 1t, allI
, 1880-11-02

nts1xlteh to ctne..htt EaYuirsr tIkn.h
CLEVELAND, T.. Oct. W.-*rta secrut Of
Gariieltrs visit hcro oll "Wednesday ,igl.t las
buen revealed. On hEs arrival he WIS driven
ut Onc0 tO Il prisate rom, where Postmaster
6herwlll, Capt. llenry, ColIcctor lluwe,
United States Clerk isicks, ..lal stvys wuru
present. Jancs Wadc, Jr., Commissioner tur
thu State of New York, was alsu present.
Garfield, WAde stated ton ra.ortcr. nrmtuce,l
MI af'ilayit. previously prepared, IN whlrl,
Gar'leltl dc1.icd hayng writlen Or ea.ls.l tn
lM wrlttt II thu Alulpy letter. llo alsn syerrrA
tllat lle luycr knew, Il1r previous to tAe re-
cent publication Ut tho Chinesa letter haa
l,cart of, such nun rs Alorey. ~ can''ot
reca!l t!o wl,o!e Vi tl.e atlislayt," SAIL Watr,
''fur '!ensl II re'ul hut 0,lee; but l,s near III
'ca,, ri!lenlbnr Its substallco WIS merely
whit have Just stated. sw0ro Garfield tu
tlu ntlttlAylt, n,ld 1t was ut nllct lnNitnA to
Now York. II was ab0Mt two .agss In
lrNRtll. Nariiellt was e0nyerslng with tl,t,se
present abolt tho matter, but cu,,isut tell
what was sut,t."
l'osrMAsrEn sIlEuwlx,
who wns found III consultation with Il. G.
1'arsolls, saltl: 'Thu affidavit was drawn IlI
bySwal,s. Garticll's stcrutslry. Upon rcasl
fns 1t OVER lure Ton. Garllel.t detected two
Or tllrca clerical errors In tlle document
. which l,p CORRECTED, utter Which Ile swure /.
the affidavit, which WIS o,le III the ml.,at culi
else. polstet, straightforward Ut documents
lla1 It tten Husslbls f0r Commissioner Mad,
~ gu outside Ut ts.e county IN tuku tiatlleIu
deposition It Woui.l llut have been l.cetssag!
for tile Ge.leral 10 c.,lle u Cleveland. TIL
affidavit sells furtt TINT lie never wrote til
letter; l!at he ,seycr CAUSED II i. be written
aJul that he never heard OF such Il Ill,lll Il
Aloruy previous to the publication 1T the luits
: in Truth, II II were necessary for Gen. GAl
tcll 10 ~ Oh tho ,9lt,less- -stnn4 hu wuul
, 1880-11-02
MINEESOTA,

Special Dispaleh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 1,-l'l,e most COLI
soryutlve Republicans estIlnatu lint NiI,ne-
sotu Will gtye II, ,001 majority for Garfield tn*
morrow. It IL nr.'Dablu ttat tho lncrease Of
population In tho now counties wi!! raise tlle
majority to $1,000. The Congressional sletu-
CATION will praF'ably b. salitt!y Republican.
In tho First District, where tllere nre three
candidates. tllu t'nAl estimates Ut Dunnetl's
friends give him 3,0M to G,U0l plurality over
Wells, Democrat, who It Is tl,ought will cast
largrr yutp tlmn Wartl. The other liepnp-
ltcul, candidate In the Seeontl District, Strait
will hayu 5000 to 1000 nujorlty oser poul.-
ler, rMn,.I,lg somewhat butltnl the yoto fur
uurlivhl.
In tho Third District Waslibnrn's friends
estimate Ills majority ut 1850, wh!cl. Il prob
a!,ly lArgr, III ten. Slbley will run allo au .!
his tIckul In st. l'aul, where 10 Hives.
, 1880-11-02
II, Il, MOI21JI.


Spsetdt DtspssleA to The Chiea1o Tribune.
DosToS, Nnv. 1.-liGnry Il. AlUrey. to
whom tic Chinese letter Is alleged tn t.ave
been sent, Is n fast-yanlslllng crcutlon Ut Bar
NUNS fallcy. The Eastern Ucmocrnt!e p.4-
pers t0-ttay published communication From
Truth, sighed by JUlu ". GuotlnlI, OF Lynn.
WHO pretends to llt,ye been At0rey' executor,
but tile tuct Is TINT ,!O sch ltil!le us John w.
{ioodall appears III thu Lynn City Directory
for thu Inst fifteen years, from lStio tu tho
present year. No sncll HMM can lu
found. T'le probaic rccorls Ut Essex
County contain no palcrs OF Mlihit-
istratloll OIL tic estatu Of Mr.
IL. l.. Iorey by john. W. Guoslnllt or any
other pcrgun. TlI1s statement Is verified by
tle researches vi tito Committee. md rep-
resentatIye Hf Truth searched tie records
last week, but cuuttl mt lind anything. lIu
topk nway II copy OE some 0tllor pat,rrs, but
tho iialle Of Alorey did not appear III them.
The origiital. .of
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
Is now IN possession IF IL gtIltlrlaiI Ut Lynn.
II WAS s1gnetl by Rsgissev Ma!,o,suy, assA
bears tho:seal of thu probate Court:
1ctenall 4 s!at'unvy. lscgl,tur IT .io prs,bnte
thnf 1t does hot H,'lr GS tho rteurs illtts Ut
sud ..llice sat my viii hns heel lvtaentull far
presented u altd court slllcu tho lst day ur
january. 1881. ,.....-
THE FOLLOWING AFFIDAVIT y
Il published iliis afternoon:
Thc stntetsicnt published III tho uostan tlyle
Ct ttls duty. at,d l.i',tel frun !,,o New York
Ssdr u1d Truth, shriclIl John ". uoulail, nr
Lynn. M.ss.. ts rlHetl ns Ml,nin!atrntor Ut the
falsel,om ~ il il III, utse,,it to c,yst .,lu viii,
tne Mosci tsIse. Ono .! tho .Ilt'"a:ls.stc ulis.
a,.sies ntovslowa! lu IN r,;ursi to thu na.tcr 4
, 1880-11-02
THE FLANKS.
OHIO.

Special i1{fpateh to Tic GhcaHt TRIBUNE.
Co1u,lErs, o., NUy. l.--rhe o,ttnuk tho
night !.efure tls electlon IL s,tc!l US Ia cs.-
courage tIsV Republicans, wlu nrc actively
ut work IN ull sIllnrters Ut illu State. Conti-
des.cv Ii ala Nn the side ut Gel,. fairfield. nltd
tho tide TINT Inns rece..tly sut III lIns Ind IL
lIlnst deinoraltzng ntfcct OH tic Democratic
party. Hoy. Foster returned thls MUrti!W
from III extended tottr Ut thu Stat. alui, NO
fur III liu was aEl.. to jntyn rronI what Ele
saw rid beard of the large UeNu,cgasiy
s,ro,lsholts, he EXPRESSES tho opinion
tiMt Geli. Garfield will recclye much
Inrgrr MINORITY than WINS given tic lseiNnh-
iEcan ticket In Uc,ubcs. Tho Governor says:
My psetllctlon is that we will carry Dtio
by IN, with two ciucrs atl.ltal, U1h, further,
thht VIC stand fighting cIJance in Tenncs-
see, V.sgiaia. Fkrl.la, a!N Delaware, III nd
dit1on to every Northcrli Stnte."
CHAIRMAN NASH,
nf the Republican Co,nnsittre, prctlscts 5000
fDr t;urliell III Uhkr. The llon. Frank Me-
Kinney, nj The Democratic Committee, clainls
New York, New jersey, CONNECTICUT, Maine,
California, aiul Colorado for Hancock.
Thu l'nriNe Stntns nro c1a1mrh Oil
tic grnun,l t'at tho furged letter
has been efficiently uset! on tho
Pacific Sopn. While the Democratic lenders
nru cIaimtng tic election Of Iianct,rk tho
| ranl u!lll ille tnke i!o stock In sucl, claims,
| md tlie managers lnve but itttlA encourage
mGnt fran Democratic vuters, i:lnuy Of wl,0m
lllse signltfett their Intention 0f not yot Ing
| nj ntl. u prominent Gornlnm Democrat
stnted to-tiuy thlt lle believed tho yDto for
| lla!cuck would be much lighter t1lAm tllAt
| east IN October.
| MANY HAVE "FroppED OVER"
, 1880-11-02
OUR OWN DIVISION.
a DULLDOXEH.


C.AftTEts II. HARRISON, LATE OF KENTUCKY,
NOW M.iYuls OF THE cITY UF C1IIcAuU,
utYEs HIS IDEA or PERSONAL LIBERTY.
sp<etu& DLpatea to Ins Ch4eaao 1r.hans.
1loclELLE, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-So.lclng tho re-
p0rts of Mayor Carter II. llarrison's apcccIi
lii The Chicago papers ut Saturday, VIC wls',
to Sly that I'll thu l1t'l of October lust. Mr..
Harrison addressed tho Democracy OF I'm
chele IN tho Qpera-llu,lse, nfterwl,!cll lle re-
ceIYrtt hts friends Mt tuo l3rttclsett lIouse.
During tint reception he undo thu following
Ichfnrk: ...
II tp1ts,tl not cnlp}0vH man TUT 1cu,tltl
mt u0te [,txt H8 I fNlltt hin, t3.n
We Heard him nuke tl.ut rpuar's, without
any qualification whatever, III tho prtaetcu
Of not less than ttfty perao!!s.
... u. ". llAsIl.tN.
Subscribed nlltt sworn to bef0re ,nu Ills 1st
day of Noyvlhbur, \. u. lSs0:
e. q. MAnclt, Notary l'uDlic.
, 1880-11-02
HE QIj lsVlVltt
Spftiaf DfyPWleh 10 The Chicago

Spttiaf Dfspuleh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 1.-TelInessee will
elect Republican, Governor, but l1ane0ck's
minority will bg frnm 10000 to 40,oO. Tile
e,itor Ut tho klloxylle Chronicle tcleKrap'ls
tt,-ntglt TINT lIawkils, Republican,, for Gov
erilor, will be elected by plurality Of l0,0W
over Wright, Democrat, nnd Wilson. l!cp-
l1at0r; taat thirty-ivo Df l0o members ot tho
Legislature will bc Republican. tllld that two
Iupublican C0ngrcssnlesl--rettilWH In tho
First, aluI 1louk in the Second Dlstrlct-will
be elected.
, 1880-11-02
lIkOStsECfS.
gnst{u! }Hsntseh h, TIT fthitu

spstsa! n,paseh 10 ahs Chicago Tribune.
CtScIxS.NrI, o., Nov. l.-lalyIces from
Kentucky alono nro clcertng to tho Dolllu-
cgats, ant eyesa tlereay f1uHd SONS t1se9us-
ngeIncllts. Thu Democratic Eleci0rnl ticket
viii probably bo elected by bo,U0o maturity,
but tAego vii! he vt lcast osle Republican,
Congressman elected, andnnt unlikely three.
Thu Ca,nbel!tu vote will nut 70 Tor Garfield
to any gyent exto,st, politics III laost cases le-
lng preferred before religion.
, 1880-11-02

Cu',n tt.ttny. 1[e had R0ol crowd of
thustustfc listeners, mid dtscusst d ,1,c t.<s W.
nbly. In this city tonight Republican. s, ss,
Democrats held meetings. The l.rn,h11%s.4l %l
business t,eit alllt manufacturers lururl wi.
carrying brunnls 1T procession alnns,
mile long. 'fhn Democrats wcrc comhlw.,a
,ltsgustcl With tho lnearro display tl,cy h,is
Republican speeches wcr1 tnale In n law. a%s
tent pitches. In front OF tho Opcta.t;m,s,9
where tho Democrats held forth, 1'hIa a,,l
wifi sltpw Republican gatns to-nlnrrnw, II, H.
rleetlon Of John II. Lewis Is felt tu be ce,,.ss
fore. ,...
nf.ooMtSaroN.
Special Dispafeh 10 The Chicago Triban,
UfoOMiS0roS, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-The Ilen,,h
tIcalIs closed tho cafnpaign Tonight vith
1,Icntlng at ttlo Oporn-flousc, addressed Nv
the lion. Lawrence Weldon. It wnY 1a,@s, ~
n1ni enthusiastic. Mr.. Wetlun's s,,erc,, s' ,rs'
onu Of tho nblest OF tho campaign In III. 't.
district.
The democrats also hal meeting .,
Normal. Tho Republicans feel yery ron'
iltlcnt Of carrying tho Thirteenth District b,
1000 majority.
Au!tOttA.
sptetai Dtpateh 10 The Dhtcago Tribune,
AunolsA, ILL.,, Nov. IA largo l;epub,tr,n
meeting III tho City.lial' to-l,!gIt wos . a,I
dressed by several Of our local speakers n.
Guiding the Hon, l.. u, Crookcr, tho lion. !
". Eddy, Il. j. Hopkins. j. II. Frcclnau AMI
W. Il. Hawkins, md also l.. l.. nela,M, NJ
Washington. 4 torchllgft proccssinn m.
participated III BY tho local companies,
E1HiN.
Special Dtsralsh to The Chtedgo Tribune,
Er.a1N. ILL.,, Nov l.-To-ntkht tho pcmo.
Gratis Ind their turn, nnl 10 tho number d,
about t0O parn,led all tho principal street,
which wcre brilliantly Illuminated. Thp,s
vera tllrro bands III tho procpssion, al,a
cavalry md infantry companies from Ii,
nelEltbortng towns.
tiESEsI:O.
Special Dtspatth 10 Tbs Chicago Trhuns
GESEsEo, ILL.,, Nor. t.-Owcn S. 1.oyekr
addressed n crowded house on tho cyc OF thu
election, Mt Frecman's Hail. Thu enthusiasm
Is great, md good results arc certaEu Oh tbs
| morrow ut tho ba1lnt-1ox.