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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28
FIGURES WILL SHOW,
But FACTS VIII TELL

aEvansr Pine Salt, 81 rs per bag.
Best Canton Syrup, % eents per galsoa.
Rio Sugar 3 and 10 cents per pound.
Rio Coffee, is and IS cents.
La'Guayra, ssBess, /" n cents.
Ckeviot Suitsin ali shades from Sc Is 20 $40.
Diagonal, Cloth Finish Suits, 20 80 % Sl5 90.
AII-Wool Cashmere Suits, Is 90 % JIG 90.
A Good ChinehilIa Overcuat, &c 90.
A Plain Black or Blue Beaver OvercOat, w 90
20 SI3 90.
Boys School Suits, in all styles, 81 80 TO go.
Boys Fine Dress Suits, So up
Mems Best Army Plow Shoes, from
81 30 81 IS.
Ladies Shoes from 81 TO So.
Cbildren's Cap Toe IRON 6Oc. TO 81.
MEMS HATS from 40c to 81 so.
GENTS FINE do. from 81 90 to 50 so.
, 1880-10-29

neErn majority III bis district nml playing n
ba't srcol'( 10 Sloo-Fty Cox in Congress. ny
rstinnttn, pf HIN Is even higher thar wllnt
ITO rujosr,t amOllE his fellow 1trhels. llMYc
Heard expressions ut
THE MOST rinK0lait CONTEMPT
many lines from Ketml at,lrers iii Mississippi
w!eM speaking Ut Chalmers.
Whri wu linyc learned to estimate rbr-
reilly tho character ri tho private leaders
the Snnllern craft, we shall llr tantter nhlc to
judge wtat tho South really needs, mud wl,nt
II tho matter will, lIrr. .nws at,ll policies
will be Mcasurabty rowcr1ess until there ls
q thorough ci!anEn, 1T tho disposition, ntMl
Soutl. None kllow Tits lretlor t!!nl, many of
themselves. \ tirt~ca!ln1, editor, w';,se
n,,rcs, oflco sal,l to me: ''l>otor, really yo,.
nnt ! ar,e M! 50 far arart III o'!r opinions: Il
WI llal achieved unr independence after
thu first or sccDlnl battle nf l1nll 1stin
wE wot11.n rAvt: nEEy rltt: u-t' n-pEsT
ATT THE sCS EVER sI1ttwS t1TS."
T1wy ,nyn not far missed II. Let us lnhor
alul prny TINT they 1nny l'nyc cllnMgn Of
heart. VlDEU.
, 1880-10-29
OUR OWN STATE.

LIGHT Thrown INTO pxMmuaArgc rLscEs-
Special Dt,p,seh to Tia Chteaoa Tribune.
pIScKSErvlI.LE, ILL.,, Oct. 1S.---Withln ife
last ten days tho u0llttcal therll,nmetcr lias
gohe up with tulnp In tllis nul Wljo!,liE
countles iIoti. s!des nro 1T wUrk with MI
their energles, aud will press thu contest
hartier anil closer until tho close Ut tic !@l!a
OIL noxt Tuesday evening.
Our candidate for Congress, Capt. J. H.
, 1880-10-29

Sptttht Utsrath II 1ht chicago Tribune.
lyp1ASAro1ls, Intl., Uct. 92S.-Tho official
returns for tho October ccctinn wcro plncel
upon record tot1ay nt tho ottlce Of tho Secrc-
tary of Stntc, ntut they present II very inter-
sslng study. Mr.. .1'urtcr's plurality Is U,1lS3,
nnl tho average plurality for the enttre State
ticket is 5,aHl, Or considerably more TIM,
tiuv. Williams received four years ago. Mr..
1nrter riils ,1t:' vntcs ahead Of Ltent.-ttoy.
lInnna, 1,tia ahead of Secretary Ut State
elect lawn, l,7!D alicn.l of Auditor Of Stnta
Wolfe, 1,4.0 n1scad Of Treasurer OF
State It'll, l,sas niea,l OF Attorney
General baldwin, 1.&,s ahead Of Stutc
Superintendent l2loss, hts ahead of
Dlce, Reporter Of tho Supreme Court,
1,ol7 ahead Of soysc, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, l,:at at1catl of .Jnllga Elliott nul fiji
ahca,i Of Judge Wuutls, making III average
of 1,ta's nllcasl Of the ticket. Tho excess over
his colleagues Is explained By reference 10
the yntc Of Mr.. t;regg, who received about
1,t00 votes less than tho average vote cast for
other candidates M tho t;reemllack State
ticket. I'll other words, between 400 afltt
Loo t;rcnnbackers scratched Mr.. Givgg for
Mr.. Porter. This WIS expected, aud tito flS-
,ircs prove TINT tho Republicans were not de-
cclycd in tlIeir calculations. Mr.. Gregg ro-
cclvctt 14,SSl votes. while tho average vote
east for Ills colleagues Is 1B,:f,7. The follow
ing returns will be scatllied with interest By
TRIBUNE: readers WHO wlsl. 10 get at tho
frttti, nf tt1irra.
, 1880-10-29

Its SPEECH At A nrrFALO MEETEi1.
i1urFA1o, Oct, 2s.-0en. Grnt,t prcsttictt ut
a great nass-mcettng flgrc t0-ttny. Tic MP
lta,se which greeted tho appearance of tho
General WIS long anil toafcning, ani II was
several minutes before Ortlcr could bo IT,
stored. Stepping to tho front Of the platform
tlle applause at1l cheers wert renewed. T'lM
General appealed for or,ler, hut tho crow.l
continued to shout md cheer.
Sllerhaii =. 1lorers, who introduced Gcn.
Grant. made IN earnest appeal for u,l'et, brtt
seemingly without osrcct-
Gen. Grant tlio,s aros., unl said:
FElhow.C!r!zEss: as / cannot porsibly nanko
but introtllicu yo'l ut otc'' to Senator cnnktinE
TlMn Gen. t;rnnt mounted tho Reporters
stand Mt the end Ut tho platforI., and WIS
ctleerptt tt tlln echo again null agaln., After
several minntes' delay Gen. Grant addressed
FE'.Iow CiT,zrxs: Unless order can bc re-
etorra II is nut worth whtc for my n1sc to IT.
tempt t9 s!snk a1 s,.5 tlat Gas',,"s nuke
Frcnt numbcr Of mople lint Lnvg t,irre'l out
erc M to.tl"y ta,ll e,!it,eei W tat the peGHc @ oa
tic M pprn:iinx iss1c, ii Tits ean,paien. Tho Dc.
i' .eS the % %sostrS! Il tha i;ees! !r's%lier:s :
sts'ons. %!s Ssy nj g. liii I'LL n si*S S ~ Il a IT
Mi!!ttlY anu 'stnnnF inc Eshltle q thn t:fllIlrc
ern rule. Va wnHt u 1e rtlletl ty Nnrthprn
praplu white wo nre nlise: | predict for this
TINT It will be II victory frpn tco PMcIflu to tito
Atnntso throughout tho etrttro Nurtherti ttnts,
md That w1 will have II ,litEur0nt nrxanzatnn to
itssye NOW. We will ilnvo m organization thct,
tn cnntcn,l With which will h1 divided lntn tw0
9rtics anl not BY two sections OF tho culit,try.
w will thcn havo FREQ ha!tot and MI honest
ballet, which thu pcnpe nf this country nrc de-
tcr,ill,lcl tu lsayc and II tho eMtt IcrH!sts in
Solid South they will bB met by Solid Nnrtli
would mike myself hcutd II co11hl, and aas'
orc to you: hut It II impossible, and will r1uw
Introduce to ynn spcntsr walD car mako HIM
snlf henrtl. scnator Conkling. of tho Stato Of
Now yurk.
Il granl torciltglit procession took place III
tho evening. anll WHEN that was over public
reception, WIS tesltgyptl Gen. Grant.
, 1880-10-29

not l,nvn fnir nnd frcn clccsinn nj tho linn1 Of
onr fe!low-c!tl1ens. and request tim appoint.
tncnt of Supervisors Mt tho Eo,nnE election.
Sixteen prnm[ncnt Republican nunes we're
signed 10 Tho potiton. Tho wholo petition
was mn cntlre ialse'u,od trnsn beginning to
c,l.l. md denounced BY the 'sonrst n'Ml rca-
sonable Democrats. iicttlcr, Vnrdornark,
MIL Ntrt!llngcr nro accus.at uf preparing tlM
document. The ketl brothers gave l,ntl mil
were Released Immediately after bclng ar-
rested.
THE ttON. II. y. THOMPSON.
Secretary of thu Navy, addressed lnrgc
Republican meeting ut Tho IlInk this cveM-
inE. being Tho first ll,onster demonstration
slncp tho election.
, 1880-10-29
CONGRESSIONAL.

ut the Fifth Kentucky District nominated
slaj. Thomas II. Hays for Congress, lila Ii
fcnoral Superintendent Of tho Pullman
Southern Car Company. 4. $. willis, tho
present Incumbent, Is nj, Independent cand'
date, and Tom L. Burns IL tho Republican
aspirant to tic saiae position.
NEW YORK.
l1onSEIrsvILLE, n. T., Oct. .s.-Dr. S. E
SllAttuck, t;reGn.'nck candidate far tho As.
sonsb1y, llas withdrawn to forward tho Inter.
csts Of tho Rev. TlI0naa X. Dcpcher, OF
Elnlirn. Tho Greonhaok candidate fur Coll
grcss Is iNtlursel BY the Democrats.
, 1880-10-29
CHALMERS,


AN INTERESTING ESrtMATE oF ONE or THE
hisiaAhfEis =
c,,.. ~ .as I..''or " H. ~ e"s"1o s tr.0'"e' ~.
nE""Nt', ai..' ."u'' ost eo.tn
w. a"A' r''pet -. ...s" ',.pt, :,
.aeM GnI .s.,,. 40 40 o'o 49,, ~. ~ ~ INV:
aop, liz 3," ~. ~, t.a' ~ Ill.,
s n". ~, .,,,,i,, |.s ,.ss ,."' s.s
ew e..r ,.a, ~; "r,,t 1 -. a,..,,a.f III ~ w." @
1:r,,,t a "s ",a,,'s IL .s,.t',. r. ,'.,,'
t,r"s'', ~ utss,. n;,,,s ,.s,.. .' :"
] 1",o"t W T","t",, nn; ,,ns t t,,ssins sd sh",,s
th"nn, t,ta r,,a.t"nno., ,n,,., ~ Wv, ""' H.
.ou'r,,t ~ ar tron,s VIII, war;, .cc,,n,us T.
t.r",,t .o,,t ,,r snar,,,,,., c.'r. ,hn,, I.,,. ~.
ta"n - w,ot,,,rr -, ;.t, ' ill.,, ,r,. .sr.. s'
"n,n,, IN ~, r".r lv ho,t tn 11,,,,',,s nn,'
,nr'.1,c, ,,r,,,.n +o,r,, t., tor Gra"t ,,r' m'
,ns NJ II votnr hv raj, ~ i.,,sn ,:". s,.,r n"
,""m an,i H. s,t,, - ,it1, n,,n "',an,. =, ,"s ~.
'r,irta@,nt,, i,.,,n1,ra ,.,,,t ,t f".,", Mi.. L.
~ ,,n f:a,' linz, E,,,". H. . ,,.',th"';..
" '"s'' utI'' l'mHh E"Hs' n's nFouieI.l''-
INV, commanding lilo Fourth Division ut tho
rorps, waH with Sherman, alul WIS tl.en Ills
YtrxuoD,.in-C Chief. Al Il stntio1, t,yenty.,iyo
nt1ns f,n,n ,to,,,,,,. ,xh"r., t1,n,, ,,,n. % =,
n'4In ~" "puln' .',n "".n ".o." M'1a
slockatle Will @t0 solt!iers wi1t'nnt artillery,
Ci.alsners Intercepted tho tra!n With 3,'Ak)
, 1880-10-29
NEW YORK,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOMINATIONS 1y NEW
YORK CITY.
NEW York, Oct. 3s.--Tha Gersna,l.Amcfi-
call Democratic Citizens Association lclda
County Convention tc-nIgl!t, an.l nominated
tito following candidates for Stale anl county
officers, with tlle exception of n candidate tar
Nfayor: For Justice Of tho Court of Appeals,
Charles 4. Rapallo; for Register, Jacob
lIcss; for Judge 'of tho Supreme Conr,
Horace lsusscll, Tor Judgu Of the Murine
Court, Meyer S. Isnacs; for Recorder. D. Il.
Rollins; and for Alder lncll, +. Fink and Il.
e. perlry
, 1880-10-29

4 ,ibcrnt cu,stt ,lItHr 10 Democratic. projects,
tn-tlny refused ~ giYe n ttnllnr towarIl Tho
fund for thu Democratic Stale parade II, tt,s
city Tomorrow night. oven with Ills Oil
favorlt. t;clt. Mcclellan, IN bu el,tcrtai!lc't
antt escorted. liz bluntly replied when askrtl
for l,ts check, "NO afr. NIL through with
tho Densncrntlc party Mt present. iii tho
outset nf The cninpalglI WIS satisfied with
Hancock nml tho National platform. l am
satisfied with Iln,cack yGt, personally, but
your platform hns been getting
KNOCKED AtL'TO t1ECEa,
md hnsl,t pnNk anfely icft TINT ,mcat,s
anything for The goat Ut tho cn,lI,-
try. l NH businessman, nilu
liayc become convinced that tho business
ltlcn ut tho country WIN layo atly tntureats
ut stake, are fceltng TINT It Is our safest
course 10 let well enough atonc." Tho cam
yasser for subscriptions pockctcd hts paper
anil loft.
1t Is reported Tonight tint tho Republican
managers. who nre already ccrtntn 0f carry
Ing three ont of four Congressional districts,
propose tn huko sharp tlEltt to capture the
fourth, ami thus nlnku clean sweep. Tlils
doubtful district is tho Second, or fow
Haven District, NOW represented by Judge
Phelps, who Is rcnomlnntetl. ltels
NUE DVE1e l'OiGIkH
hcca.iso OF his soft-moncy nlMt free-trato
theories, ami strong vots Is being worked
up ngai,st hin, in manufacturing centrcs.
Ills opponent, Thomas Wallace. 1T Derby, Is
n lnrgu Observation-Disclosures, and will mike
Il gnult mal,, but his Is tho difficult task of
overcoming II Democratic majority Of nearly
:'9. mo III tic district.
DEMOCRATIC AlIHEMEST.
sptttai DIpatfh 10 The chicago Tribune.
NEw HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 2s.-Tho stoning
or IL Republican, State parable Inst night isl
this city was especially suyerc against tho
cofore.l clubs. and tho Club froln 11nrtforsl
catne iii for MI ui,tlue share Of tho abuse a1d
missiles. Finally, the men becufne cnragcd,
,natc break from tic ranks Mt n group Ut
their tOrnlelltors, anil John Sweeney was I'll
tho c'doctur's hands I'LL hour later, with pis-
t0l ball through Ills Indy and broken jaw.
IN tho New Haven Police Court this lnorn-
Ing two Democratic roughs, John Conlan
and Francis 1}ohRn, were cacl, tincd 500,
md sent to iaEt for six months for atonlng
and otherwise abusi,tg men In tho process
sion.
, 1880-10-29
MICHIGAN,

Special DHpu,eh to The Chicago Tribune.
Gl.tSD RAltIs, Mich, Oct. 2B.-.Tha Re-
pnbllca..s of this city llntl magnificent
demonstration AlMl lnnss-n,euttng tonight, 1t
Is true tint tho Republicans of tl!ls State and
scct!o1 !,ave 80 suro nlld largo n majority, aro
50 certuln nj SUCCESS that they have l,pyer
felt tha necessity fur such great md intpos-
lng efforts as nccllr III doubtful States, a.ul
tho opposition las not tho ,atcrla! 10 pru-
tlucu them. Su demonstrations that are ilrat-
class hor0 might be called tnl,le III other
States. Tho torrhlight procession WIS over
n quarter OF mile In length, a1ul
cnllctl out thousands of atllutrlng,
cheering people. 1t WAS full double
IN slza to any ut It's predecessors. After It
ono of our largest halls WIS crawtlod 10 l,ear
addresses from tho lion, d. II. jerome, our
next Governor, tie... hiiio =. Haskell, Of
Cushion, 1n,l., and 0eh, Il. AoCutoleou, of
Mnnisteo. while 0U,,. l.. y. Trowbrltlge, OF
Detroit, talked to acres Of people oussfde.
As 4 PRACTICAL EXPONENT or AErulE,C-
AHlsA
Afr. Jerome compared Michigan In material
n,ll educational advancement and interests
and financial condition with States tloml.
natod by the So!d South Democracy; also
Michigan ~ q Republican Stnta
with Michigan unlvr Deluocratia
rule. Tll!y less0n Ind great weight
aud force with all who hear.l it. Gen. Illus.
kal! told how the glorious victory In Indiana
was won, and GeM. Cutchean proposed that
the civilization ot tho South tllat could aeyIsa
Libby or al AMslors0nylllo o. a result Of iss
treason could mt dominate this great, f1ee,
prosperous North, until tho Krass Ind grown
lMa,.y moro years on the graves Ut 300, ,Oo0
slaughtered Uulon soldiers. Gen. Trow.
, 1880-10-29
MISSOURI.

ELECTION nFrIClIts rnH ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mn, Oct. 2S---Ono hundred a!tl
eighty United States Supervisors OF Election
were appointed to.tlay by Judge Trent, Of tic
United States Court, nid ono hundred Md
twenty-five Deputy initial States Marsl,als,
appointed by United States Marshal
Coste, were approved by tho Court. Other
Supervisors and deputy Aarsais enough, to
furnish two ut cao', to eacl, Of the two
hundred and forty-fnnr voting precincts In
this cily will be appointed by Moi,day.
, 1880-10-29


Spfeiaf Dipateh to The Chtttl9n TtiGuH.
NEW ALBANY, lntl., Oct. 2s.-1 see By thu
Louisville CoNrIc,eIaurAat tllat Col. ". E.c.
I!rcekinridgu, of Kentucky, has made q
speech Il. your city for tho Democrats, l'oint'
ing out, ns tha CdnrIes-Jou,7lul says, "the
way to perce." lleaul this same cnl.
Breckfnstige follr yonra Rg,,, III n public
sl'oeuh n,atla In Louisville, ,nnks usu of tha
following language: "licmonIber, my friends
tint the ar0rst Uclnncrnt II hsilnitly better
than the bcxt Republican," Ills audience, !"
course, cl,coretl tho sentiment. IT. Is i nieo
specimen IL sun.t North tn teach loyal u'ea
tho ways Of peace. Yours truly,
4. ". AuMsria'Sd.
, 1880-10-29


mailed circular to-s1ay to large number
of local managers III MI tho counties Of tito
Statc urging wntchfalncss alul work, aid
charging that tho Democrats will try every
expetlellt to steut tho Electoral vuta Of III.
tlEnnn for Hancock. Ono Of tho iileans
ellnrEea Ia tho ttsu nf repenters, md Ill SUBJ
port of this specification Mnrsl.Ml Dudley
cites letter received from Baltl-
moro busEness-nlan, not Il pU!1tsc,nn.
fhe writer sa,a he is personally
| cngnizant Of tho, fact, TINT Il fund
Of $500 hns been raise.t there with which
| to se!ta Eaiig nf reporters into I1ldlann. to
leave there Fr.lay Or Saturday. These re-
pcntcss are tu operate In connection with
slluilnr gangs frum Louisville md Cinctn-
,,ntt III Democratic localities aud nrc to te
protected by tho 1ocal officers. 4 Dufnocrat
told Mini. tior'lon, tho otllcr day tint they
were ''9uing to Tx tho Republican" that 4
gnng Of 900 men fram Cincinnati a1ono wnA
cnilitng to tho State next Tucsay, and would
bu placed wlero 1t cu,l tto tho lliost good.
Tho Republicans claim, also, that the
Democrats aru using every possible et,tleayur
to secure tile attendance Ut tireenbackers
upon tllelr secret night meetings, Mli, wl.cn
there, toll tlo,n tliut De LIN aIatyr isanx0us tn
sec,trc the election Of J1nncoek, and TINT
Weaver has sold thcln out to tho Republic
ans. Further, that the indianapolis Sun
will como out III fuyur Of fusion icxt Sntur-
tlny.
MIl, DILLAYE's CONTINUED rIlE:sEScE
In tllis city gives color to these canims. Ills
Inst explanation for coming llero ia that l!N IL
attorney for Peter Cooper, Abrun. s, Hewitt,
grtI other rich Nuw-fUrkorS, some Of w1lOli,
Dillaye says, aro Interested In conl-la,Nl
speculation, nttt 1t Is upon that business tfiNt
lio :yisitlsl indianapolis. 1.lka most other
mon, DIllayu Is willing to risk n great tlcnl
wheM thu reward ~ commensurate. md this
Is why l,e loft II sick bc.l to co,l!e to Inlar-
,tlA,!ts ut this time. Among Republicans no
comments nra llntle because ll0 Oiie believes
| III DlItaye's explanation, especially ns lio has
mntlu u different ono every ilay slnen hu got
here. 1t IL sai.l TINT When Dillnye sufficient
| ty recoyurs llo will wrtto letter explaining
Tho ono tn l.un,, which tho latter published,
A,,A do justice to t;el Weaver.
TIE Hills
for tho Octobor elections h, Marion County
amount 10 e!l0 0s7, antt tho w.0tu thtng l,as
In he dime over ngain next week. Vllls II
lart ut the prlea Intllat'a has to pny fnr tho
luxury OF presenting Th0nlus 4. Hendricks
rs candidate before tic Cincinnati UoMyel,-
tFDtl.
Tho County National Committee met yes.
tnrltny AFTERNOON allt determined 10 pllt their
llakct lit tho tleld ag,1n nuxt Tuesday. w.
Danlols, Secretary 0s tho Committee, and
cun.l.|ate for Recorder, was salectcd 10 bring
Il test cnse to tloturlntl,u tho validity OF tho
election.
TllH PORT WAYNE oAsE.
Att0rl,ey.tieiierna W00lel llnS decided that
| Vlsnurke, the Iruseei!tnr-eleet u Allen
couhsy, is entitled to hls connlissio'. Tho
|
, 1880-10-29

power OF thu State nf New York to nnlse nr
avert tIIs grcnt danger, 1t l,rly make Il BY
voting ono wny. II cnn ccrtnf'lly avert It by
voting the other,
ESnElt st'f'lt CIRCUMSTANCES,
however independents may aCt elsewhere,
ttn not sce l!nw they call hesitate Ia New
York. They shnill.l ut least be rca'ty to ynte
for 1T, ,ln,ispnted md fnliSrt.tl,a result.
Tint Is what II yote for Garfield III New York
means,-tllat aud nothing else"
, 1880-10-29
CONNECrICIIT.

PROCESSION HOW IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW llAyES, Coln., Oct. :1.-As a lso-
publican torgl,llgilt procession WIS passing
tho corilrr of Oak aud Dwight streets lust
evening, n number 1t buys standing III tie
pavement blew tin lt0rllS ut tho procession
Isis. I'l,ts 10 eur,gcd Quo ut the ,nclnburs
nf tliU col0rrtl ct,n1Mtlly from Hartford Tint
Ito struck ans 4f tho boys In tho facc with
lorcll. wllorensul, tho boys took to their heels.
Several Ut thu cplorel nc,l illrstlu,i tlla boys,
md 0nu 0f them, u Hartford negro, whusu
l,alno l!as INT yot beeia learI,o.l, lresl pistol
In thu crowd. Tho ball struck at jlutlunslyo
thrungh IFS ggntn, 1to fell down. mud WIS
sut ,llsuM aud severely beato,I, his Jaw being
llr0keil. Tho tl0ctar III attendance says
Sweeney will die before n.orl,ill,, NJ Ills
wuuntis nre fntul. Sweeney being MI Irish
Dtt,ocrat aMi his ussa1lants holMg colorcA
men, there IL mucf, excitement over the
llNiter,
RETURNING sESsE,
Spssfa, Ditpateh 10 TIT Chicago Tribune,
lIArrvolt,, CDMn., Oct. 2s.--fhu Chalr-
man ut tho Republican State Central Com.
mites III Now laayeH yesterday told TIE
TuHHuSt. representative TINT thu li,oat el,-
c0uraglnS reparts continue to ca,ue il, from,
all SECTIONS VI tho Stato, aud especially e,,-
co,raglng ata tito assurances that many
pr0mtncnt gentlemen, largely among tho
manufacturers anA businessmen. will y0te
Tho Republican, tIcket this year. Their fear
Is 0f a change vt Administration with al! its
uncertainties. AZ to what course tho Den,-
0cEats would pursue, personally know of
half u dozan wealthy Democrats hers Ii.
Hartford who Will support the Republican
ticket, not because admirers OF Garfield, but
f.kh IN F.ikrf tft4nI ntx
, 1880-10-29
|surE1ttSrESn'T or

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t,ins. .s'Io = ''''''0'ssn iii -~
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, 1880-10-29

w!rsTATs% Wly y a. 6st SSfiass 19St .sist to9
fl,zfRs o ILL., bsocIc fy a ep1eas sss " ts attes el
lMtetl this evening. Clinton lsabblts, cnlat-
tate for C9tlggess, lnatle II brief but effective
sreecl'. Ills ma1il argument. wns TINT the
De!'Y'oerats were as trustworthy as tho lse.
Judge Wll'y, Of Madison, wl,o has latcly M:-
cotle too good to remain Republican. 11e
has discovered TINT they. nre Afonarghlsts ol}-
press0rs Of tho poor bnlElohists an!t lnanipu-
The 1l0n. I. u. Weeks Will reply at tho re-
pub]Ecnn meeting next Monday night.
MADISON.
spteiat Dt.roteh to This Chicago 1rthune.
of this city liave been hl,slIy it work since
Tic businessmen Of Madison turned out lii n
Republican procession ZOO strong, q week
ngo last 'ruestlny. Tic showing Of tonight
Mns tho 3csasio nM tho c"''iry laS @ hesn
work, they only Succeeded I'll for,nlilX H;0
torches By actual count, tlls not Including
trIa'sparencifS, I w',lel! would brimg It up to
WntcttoWl!, thu (searErs Ut Which marched III
T., cre1!tnb'a manner, rs did also tho
Minnte-Afcn.c consisting 1T exactly t'itrty-four
torches, and tho Mntllson Veterans Of nlmllt
ifty MN; THO balanse was stragetlng
themselves l,nnrsu, after. which they halted
ut tho Assembly Chamber to listen 10 tlla
nnd Tho Republican party by Aieasrs. Iinney,
nf Madison, and Hamilton, OF Fund tli I.rc.
The better part nf the DG,nocrnts who lid
not cltter tlie procession consider tho cnise
mi Zrtiar WIi &c s}} s'tre}y % elected t BY neariy
II not tho S0lltk North.
Tho iion. .Jo',, r. Kingston, 1nc,nl,er of
Lis Assembly from the SECOND District Ut
liz tnver,a r. It's Kinsston ar m is''Ht i a,e of to io
Presidential Electors OF this State, md TO-
signs 50 that ITO ql,estton cnn be raised rs to
lis eligibility to art in s,tcl capacity.
, 1880-10-29

HOyt:ltHois.
Porter. R.........G1. ..Gi
tirE9E, u ......... lI,Nl
Plurality, t., d,.E1.
t.tEt'TES.sST-tiDyEtsN'ft, It,
Huntsn. II. ........::,s ::,s.:s.I,iA:.:
tray, ll.,..... :. III :s'i III: Nj:
Drf!r,sll.r, Me-. 10, 10.
Plurality, IT,. 4,tsssb-
RKcRETAltY or STATE.
l!nw,,, H.. III
Ss,nnklin. n.......Ma.l,t ,tIl!l
Warming. N....... lG.MtJ
Plurality. IT,, &, 1:l4.
.tralTt)ft t)t STATE.
Wo!tr. H.. ..........:E--.'.a .asNi
Manson, n. III ~ ,Es4!
I)eSftlsce. N ...... 1851
Plurality, Il, Alta.
TitEAsulsElt OF STATE.
Hill. It...........,::Gsal,lt.S lt.Sii
Fleming, D.......::9e.a. TIL
Wrny, N. 1t},;}Ill
Plurality, r.. 6,EI.
rOilSEY-NESEtI.At..
baldwin. X. :I-ap.lf;
WoDlin. d .........:ss.t,7s1bil'
Miller. N,......... 1861
Plurality, H., 4,7i5.
, 1880-10-29

8ptttal Dispafth 10 The Chicago 7+!hHns.
D.AvES1oryr, H., Oct. .s,-The hunks N
registration hcre c1oscsl tt,-tlny, with 4 ycrs
close approximation to boo0 nalnes. ltI,
notable fact tlnt n 'arge majority IT tba
electors are Republicans, md tint tllsy ats
enthusiastic in tie expression Of their ,rcfc,.
, 1880-10-29

for revenue n1,1y.H vera tn hn ncccptcl M Il
fuir snmulu of lis knowIctigo M tlscnl and
currency topics in general. lIp would u,,o,,,Y-
tIonabtv
u ayI,nS,srr coon s,u,1rc1, yo,, .nv,ss,ov
70 4 CoMMEicIAI. cp1,I.EOE,
but OIL Ills Inaugural as President mJeht
c!lancs to contli,, soue singular economical
discoveries Az tho records of tho caudt.
dates now stmtt, llo could srp M eood reaso,,
WHY tho Democratic lx,rty slunltl rrprIyn lin
votu of my iusepey,luit, Tbcy Ind Inn.
bere,l alung au.u,le t|lo issues tf tno pnst,
never realizing tllat thu w,rli moycs Asn
party they wura four years lmhlntl the tin,rs
and needed To bo scnt hack tn snhnnI
"They MIST" said slr, Adams " l1nI n,.t
what n principle il. They ml,st trnr,, tGo
yu,,lue,1tary elements Of politlcnl rro,",,uw
aswull as n llttla honesty i. ,noI,rv wa't",.
They must ac,uiro st,,,,, i,!rn If .vI,at IL
meant by n l!uh sto,uluri If SntIonat ~noJ
fnitil. Atnyo nlst thoy mist bo rn," tn '''u Va.
ulize tl,nt. befors asking fur onr vot..s ,tsv
must nT.r ms I,,irt,rn,Iruts somctI,. -
,nnrn yolue thon ,p'.ro c,,nnr, n lie ',1,,.',
holders. Am c].onue, t,,at Ia "v;t" ,"a'Is
uuatu." ''.e '''S'e