National Republican., 1880-11-08
PERSONAL.

PROFESSOR E. c. TOWNSEND has returned to the
| city.
Disrrtc7.ArroRSEY CotovEt GroRGE y. CoRK.
HiIL leit last night fora brief visit to the state Of
| Iowa.
| COMMISSIONER wru,Nsoy OF the general land
Office has returned TO The city from an Official trp
out west
| Mn. JAMES GORDON Bennett dtcredi.s the state
mcut that tho Jcanlettc is lost as reported by
Whalcr az Hukodadi.
CArrAlS RoGeR PERRY. retired naval officer,
died ut sideuCC. IN West Virginia last Friday,
orR disease Of the Kidneys
HoS JAMES A. GARFIELD will attract even more
than the usual attention this winter when ho rises
and says: "Mr. Speaker"
Mr.. WILEY BRIUroS OF tho war department has
Just returned from Kansas, where he has boon to
help swell General Garield's majority 10 Gln)l.
a rEErDTEEeUs report that Geucrll sherman
was To be placed on the retired list Of tho army has
been author!tailYely contWictod By the war dc.
partmcut.
COLONEL LuciEv C. CAUSE. for six years repre-.
sentative in congress rom the first Arkansas dis
irict, died on Saturday Of consumption at Jackson
port, Ark.
CouSr DE Lr7srrs scn' the following telegram
70 General Garfield: 81 hasten to address you my
sincere congratulations Tho lli0rd thinks this
gross impert.nonce." Jis 50.
SuSsET Cox says Birnum did t. "Ho never
Knew anything" says sam. about any poliucll
knew"
SECRETARY EvARrs on Wednesday last telc-
I ittstNuiinOplo
the defeat OF General Hancock. Doubtless Gen.
eral Long,trcct recalled tho ltnc-"Dut Time at
last sets all things even"
joins \; HuTcnlNsoN republican candidate for
congress in the first Wost Virginia district may
not be elected but he has the satisfaction of know
| ing That he reduced Congressman Ben. wilson's
votes IN 1880
STARK COUNTY Ohio is the home OF Captain
BlGckiord, the man turned out of his place nt tho
capitol by John O. Thompson. lt was demo-
Qun yny fnr
governor LOO mNJory In october IL elected for
lhc first time in its history clean republican
gave Garfield exactly 800 m,jority. Democracy
Is stark dead In that county.
CAPTAIN +. ID. BALDWIN Of the Filth Infantry is
In tho city stopping at the Ebb!tt. Ho IS on sick
leave for year and goos 10 Europe in few days.
His nrduouS services during the last seven years on
the plains in the campaigns against the Kowas,
made necessary this rest from all duty, The many
friends of this gallant officer will rejoice In THIS
opportunity given him for tho hopcdlOr restora-
tiOn TO complete health.
Hon. W E CHANDLER OF New Hampshire, who
assured the leaders OF the republican party at tho
conference held In New York that the little state
OF New Hampshire would swell her majority to
5000. has not only delivered her electoral vote "a
Garfield aud Arthur but has bocu elected repre.
sentative from Concord. more fit or able man
could not have been selected, and his election rs
presiding officer would do honor to that body. The
people OF Concord have cause to congratulate
themselves upon their representative.
AMONG tho delegation Of Maine voters from
Washington who were patriotic enough to make
the second attempt to rescue the piuCtrce state
from the c!utche, OF the greGuback and democratic
parties was one c0lorcd man, aud the only one OF
his race who left this city 10 vote, and We desire
to give him all the credit iol his patriotism that Is
really due the young man. Mr. George W. Ball. Il
voter In the ely OF Portland, Me-, Is the gentleman
referred TO. He holds no government place. but Is
employed rs barber at Wizards hotel, and not
only went TO tho late election, but also went IN
September. Too much credit cannot be given TO
him for his patriotic efforts In behalf OF tile irpub.
licau party lie is credit to his race and TO the
place Of his nativity In Maine.