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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

NORTH gERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh.
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND. !
TON AND HAVANA.
,%KFAs The steamships of the North Ger.
man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans
Hanover al About Feb.
Hanover. ,..........M March "a About - --
Nurnberg. ...........April 81 About ------
These steamers touch outward at Hayre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
PRICES OF PASSAGE,
From Bremen. Southam pton or Havre to Hav,
ana or New Orleans-Oabin, $50; Steerage sgs
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre OF
Bremen--Cabin, $50: Storage, s45.
=, From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $50
Storage. e1B.
Children under ten years, half price: chill.
dren under one year, free,
N. 3. Our agents for Texas. Messrs. Kauff.
man Runge. In Galveston, are authorized II
Issue Storage passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, az:
From Bremen to Indianola, 345 30.
=, The company reserves the right 70 change
the route OF the steamers. their advertised day.
OF departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued By the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. r. 6TOCKMEYER d CO., Agents.
au31 " "a Union atreat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

rSS1RA3f The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang. Commander
will sail on or about April 9. 1880 from ha,
wharf, foot OF Montegut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through, bills @
lading for the Continent. between Havre and
OrOnstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all hmes
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS II. MOORE,
de2e ~ 1876 aravier street. up stairs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
No. ss.l CONCURRENT RESOLUTION

Relative to the creditors of the Louisiana
State University.
Whereas, there Is large number OF credit
-ors OF the Louisiana State University who
have not been paid their just claims; and
assets belonging TO said institutions, there
FORE
Be ii resoiued by the Senate, the House of
Representatives. concsrrilg That the Board
OF Supervisor of the Louisiana State Univer-
city and Agricultural and Mechanical College
are hereby instructed to pay over to the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
KTEA MsHIrN.1

WEEKLY LINE FOR FLORIDA AND ETA
VAMA.
MORGAN LINE u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
9TFHas FOB CEDAR KEYS, KEY WEST
~ Sss4AAAEaa6. and Havana = The following Irot
sfeamships will leave AIgiers:
CLINTON 80. THURSDAY. April 15, at 9 am
MORGAN. TIL u RSDAT. A eril al at 8 a. b
. Superior passenger accommodations, AL
and Texas Railroad Depot. foot OF LAFAYETTE
street. For freight and passage spply to
GHAB. A. WHITNEY Il 90, Managers.
ja23 Magazine and NatehBS afreefe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
No. S.
AN ACT

No. $751; AN ACT
To provide for the protection and preserva-
ton Of completed public levees In con-
junction with the police juries OF the sew
, 1880-10-26
VIRGINIA..

LETTER FROM GEN. GRANT.
Special Dltpateh TO TEs Chicago Tribune.
Rrc1fMosn, Va. Oct. @h-To.tlay tho following
letter wins received hers from ex-PrcsIt!ont
urant by tho fInN. .11hn Amber Smith, q prum-
fncnt Republican Of thla city AMI IN ex.mctnber
Ut Cnligress fron, this district:
"1ALESA, 1ll.-t)EAH Stn: Just returned
Yesterday FROM Il yiHt to Bonle OF Eur county
fAlrs, ind fonn yUltr lettrr Ut tho 18th st., liz
vfttnR Hle to. spenl few !lays I'll vlrx!nn. (
Will nut be nb1G tn tlD 30. hut II tue effe0t would
le wfint yDi, prcdtpt-tu ndh materially to tho
GArcd anl Arthur tfckct-t would make IsrtAt
sacrifices ta accomplish that result, IIunt think
there innny friends NJ nlli,B win will full to
sArpnrt tho ticket. unless II II hccnusH they
Think their v0te enil il1 M pnssbe K0tnl In
Virginia thoy Ri,nntI mot think this. IlupIub fur
tho best RESULTS III your 6inte, am yory truly
yHllEB, u, =. CRANE"
This letter will ue ut onco printed in handhlll8
aud circulated broadcast throughout tho Btate,
ns thu Republicans 'lccm It u splendid campaign
document. Tho lrttur IL tu ho published to
cnllsituract the assertions lnnde TINT Grant
Thought It useless IL attempt to carry Vlrgtnia,
nad WIS III fnyos Of tho regular Republicans
uniting With tho NrnAJustcrs simply to beut the
regular Democratic Ticket Ia this StNtu. This
letter ehows that hu IL In tuyor of mo such thing.
1t will tlavo tho oHect 1T mnro consolidating tho
Republican furtes In Virginia.
, 1880-10-26
whol6 Thing Is n fUrBeTy. Certainly f3rn. t,ar.
Held gave us no rcns,,l 10 bclrve otherwise"
THE STAMPS.
TftE DtlAND slf Yt}lttiEtlY.

Special Ntsrntth Ia THE Chteasp 1ftbt.rt.
WAsHfSuToa. u. C., Oct. .;,-The I:rentttg S,ar
gives tho following explanation Ut ntittt.,onnl
evidences nj for1cry which Postmaster A1.,urr
has discovered 1t tho phstmltk Of tho frau,i.t-
lent Chinese letter: '.ro-t'ay Cu!. Alnacr,
upnn scarchn9 examination Of tho sac-
slf11'lr. bus discovered eyen greater dis
crepaps[ts, and 0f 4nc, nutira NJ
10 nrpcnr tn stlnw cdnuiualvcly that tho
letter ls n tlellbcsntc forgery. Thr tlntc-statnp
III tho attcgcf letter IS Jun. q. ON the 18th nf
jan,'ary Mr. A.txcr ttx,k chnrgc NJ tho WISH
lnRton Post -OIee us l'ost1nastcrl ftu fo,Intl
tl'Ht tho ti,tte.stanp t1lon In tlsu WIS 10 neuriy
wtrn ott tflHt hc nj once tnaau n rta,,,cst upnn
Tho Itsttnustcr.Genarnl fnr authority In Rrt Il
new set Ut Btainrs-this for tho rcasOn tllnt tho
stamps In ase dill not tcgbiy bring nut cjthor
tho tatc.ninrk Or tho Washington, u. c. Tho
tlatc.stamp usc'l M tho 18th Ut january, an.l
u1' 70 rltE TINE or C1tAauiS0 THE HAME,
WIS stamp Of Il uniform pattern used by nil
J'osfinastcrs. When tho t,ew tlAte-stutnps were
srt'crctl, cn. AiuHer requested TINT tho yr.r
sh0'ild appear MS we'll nB the tlhte Of tho month
on tho stump. Tho Department allowed this to
tc 'lofe. ind tho result WINS that tho Htntnp t,al
necessarily to ba cnIurEet1. 80 thnt, while In
general appearance tho .!ale.stll,np uscsl by tho
City Postmaster wus of tho uniform |nttcru
used by nfl ftstmAsttrs. 1t WIS, In fact, Iuegcr
thnn my used. because of tho yenr being tletsi
thercln, which Ia mt tho cueo with nny othcr
Fhst-O'lfcc." The forger. therefnrc. ,vcrluuk-
Ing this. fui'e 10 tncrensu the sizo Of tho stamp
, 1880-10-26
ILlIINOIS,.
E1lltlEf1YlET,ff,


spsefdt Dhpateh IN Ths Chicago Tribune.
srlt1NoFsELp. ILL.,, Oct. a5,-sYmt WIS tDtontcd
so hnso boon the GREATEST Republican meeting
Of tho cilmpaiKn t0.nEKht waa in1erteral With by
Il heavy rainfall al tAy and evening. Notwith.
stumbling tho very untAvortblo weather, thorn
was u splendid street. demonstration. partlel-
pntcd II. by city clubs ulnl visiting delegations.
Tho meeting wus huhl ut Artnoly Hull, In which
1.0(U peopte who Lr.svcsl thoInc'ament weather
Wcre pack6d. Tho gtthGTlng was addressed by
tho Hon. John Il. ScAnlAn. " Chtcago, upon tho
MrIlf question. WIN devoted two hours to m OK
haustlvc discussion ur this loadinx issue.
Gov. Uallotn aud ihe llov. ". Il. Aflluok foiowed
tn short addresses. Tho proceedings wcFe
lntorspersed With stirring songs by tho Pcters-
burg GIco Club. uoml'ose.l OF twenty-five latl'os
and gentlemen. whu are doLu9 good work for tho
Republican calsau Tho tnoctlnX wis tasxely At-
tended by tho Dtnpluyts Of tho rolnx-tutlI and
witch factory. they IenE moro elosely interest,"
eu In tho tariK question than my othar cluas
hero. Tho utmost cuthuatasm prevailed through.
out. >
LEW STEWARD CONES OVER 70 aAnplRLp.
Special AsHtfeh to 1as Chicago 7rtbuns.
8ANpW4Cs, ILL.,, 0ct 23.-0n0 after ntlother
tho Democrats In this vicinity ura fUrsakilrs
liancook as.' falling antu line In support Ut uar-
tirld. Tho latcat Ia the Hon. Lcws Htewar.; pf
plAno, wolt-kauWn ns tho DeluouFatl lc-0 a. roeA-
buck ranuld4tU Tor GoyagItnr in 1870. Mr.. St0w-
nrd hAs HOVER heretofore acted with tho ltepuh.
ltcan party, aud this full wiz elcutot R4ll uutud aa
Ires&deHt ct tho Hancock Club In Plant. But
Of !at0 hu hAs Funullllnu1 ha Allegluaue to Hun
cock, aud has pxpscsso4 hi1nsolf, Ia cx,nysrsll-
tion, Us an advocate ct Garfield an4 tho pEncl-
pies which he svptcseuts liz docs uut !lke the
sectional Issue w presented, and, ~ bHtkc4sst
thu Solid 9,uth und tho Hoid North ha peGtera
tn Side with the lattur, liz IL In etltare 4n1sIa
With GArtivld's views on tue labor 9uestiuu, 9,ul
AeaiufnA that tho 1kinnAsatia saastY Are hell ~.
, 1880-10-26


Special Dhpatel. to 7hs Cht:aao Tribune.
WAsIltS0ToS, D. t.. Dct- al--Somcthtu8 thnt
looks very Inuch like Nh nttcmyt ut huIoxInE
wis prnetlced here to-day. Samuel t. Porry, u
cofored messenger In tho Hccoui Auditors
Osfce, wis brought Into Court Ut rcquleItion
fran tho Gnvernor Of North Carona. charged
with having forgeda school.cert!!icateo Of Lonoir
Cnunty. III that State, III December. 1878 for $45.
Tho cnse went over until to-1norrow. tho httor.
ncys not ta,ln4 ready. Perry, who has bccn very
net'rc In MD Of tito exodus from Nnsth C1trnilna,
says that the attempt to sccuro his rendition Is
put~up job, md that the Democrats nro THUS
seeking to take him 10 North Carolina to pu,tiah
him for ha activity us n Republican. Perry IL
nh intelligent coiorcd MIN. md ut one tlmo was
n chooi-teacher III N0rth Car0linu.
IT SEENs yEHr EXTRAORDINARY
that tho North CnrnlinR authorities should haye
thought It necessary. for any purposea Of
Justice. 40 called, to hnro attempted to prose.
cute ths nnnn BY IL reputation, m he haa bern In
North Carotltla mRny tilnes Bttuc tho ,sln9cd
forgery WAS committed. 1t rms publicly Atutetl
iii court by rGrry's counsel. jeremiah +. Wilson.
OF Indiana, TINT uttetDpts l,nd been made to In
duco Perry to return to North Carulina to
aEump that StRte for tho Democrats. Tho tn-,
fercnce WIS plain that this prosccuuon had
been commenced agn!nst him because Perry
bud refused to acccpt such proposition.
, 1880-10-26
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.

BpttlaI DIspatth 10 Tia Chicago TF151nk.
O1EOINHATt, O., Oct. 2a.--" sec, Sonat0r,"
saiu reporter tss-day to 6tMnloy MHttAeWs,
"shAt sonsa Cleveland nun pr1fussoa n hayo
overheard c9nyossutlon between uun. 0arasclt
and yourself. il which tho uonsstl admitted tho
authorship 0f that Chnosa tuttur,"
"Yes. aud you eau suy for INC that 1t Is All out"
and.out llc. Tho story wns inyontetl by IN
eAvcstopp0r who wAs UP there at bseHt0r anu
overheard part Of conversation whteh he
halat oyeu tho Hood grace to toll tho truth
about"
"raon Con. Garfield did not nuke tho adm!s-
slons chasged by thts man."
"No, Indeed. On tho contrary, hs denied most
cmphatcally, to both Osn. aleDuwull And N.Y.
salf, the authorship OF tho lotles, or any con-
noftion or knowledge OF ls.''
land you believe tt3'
,"Most uasuredly. I am cou1dont that tho
, 1880-10-26

spteta. Uapatsh to 7As CAteuas tribune,
WAsHIN0Tt,N, u. O., Oct. 25.-Tho National I1s-
publican has received tho following froul Svuth
CarUllnn OIL tho campaign OF tho Ited-ShIrts;
CuLuAHIA, 4. G.. Oct. 25.-Tha He'd shirt CUM
pHl4n lpro IL progressing with almost vi tnuch
aasaxary n Of ia. Tho Nopubllsun sueotinvs
of tho pomoetv.io .parts. 4 tuloErna. received
her0 to-day frutn Florol.co sayk th4t The Hull
shirt company cnnilnRndcd by Cupt, Cuuu,
nMtia,gir'y Mi,i. GetS! ItopYvuan ,aeo.!as u ilatts
r. tho n,eetlng, frum tho platforu. auI
a!ayans ,s sl,o people :. seom t4o gro,tnu
1a"asS, 9n THURSDAY !ust. whllo Uon. iulhral.l.
!teIiulltcan candidate fur Congress was aptuk-
lug, M attnck wlA ,nMti0 upon tho 1scetlng hy u
luOlil,tut, armed ltos!-shlrt cul. Thu ttcpuhl1c-
hlls wore llspArSod. ulo eolur1 1,nn WIS killed,
an4 many waru wounded. uol,. llohranu was
thrown down ai,d bruised, but ese1lpe4 with Ills
~. ~ this city tho ltfys.er IL .ong lts worst
to exclta tho passions ut tho llelueralu 10 ruuYhs.
And the Republicans do Eut expscct to be MbIu to
cRst ther votea IN thu day or Glnottou. Thu uld
FoiKn Ut tosror IL being svvlyut.. There will le
no FREQ ballot aud nU fulr count tn 6uuth Curo-
linn.
4 rntvATE LETTxk.
WAsA1k0goa. D. O.. Oct. sa.-An arn'v atIleaF
, 1880-10-26
living in n@thfs city has received tho o-foftow1ts,
1rlvate letter, pnrtruytng truthfntly tho condl-
LOn Nf NtGMfEs, pGIfiicnlIY, lii 20I1th Earnfinn.

living IN this city has received tho following
rrlvate letter, pnrtrnytng truthtnty tho condt-
ton Ut atsatr., politically. III south Carosnn: :
AIKEN, :. e.. Oct. lT.-t)EAfs Rtn: In my 10y at
lecl l!Hc standing on my hnati, ,,r tto1ng sotnS
ireE o Hush ana sea az a. s pf,a t,l'e
cscrtnlnty" would n!ln,st burst some Of Us poor
oi,tiitlnzed Southern ltepnh1Icnna!
WcArc FonH to nuke II fight for nnr Con-
FrEssIti,n district. with rome hopes of svInntnp,
II tue Democrats will give us tho ghost Of fair
;, Lust "Wednesday. t13sh inst> the rcl.shtrtcd
oc1nDerncy Ind thosr Stnto speakers hero IN
akG nncrs Il an " :prt he'f E!s"' , hn fa st y
in tho whu1p prs'tnsson.-ntnU.3 them Just fur
'enpcrntlc 1iccre*. aild nnty t.so of lloAertIlld
10 pers'aea . ~ u % t;tl to Insignia Of tho Dotnoc-
10 not xonisr lint tho sprrtt ant, ltfc web
1i'scnt. Thcnuws frnn the Nt'rti wns IA II .wft
DaHknt hhd bren HpreAtt nvor the whote ricet-s
II Congress. tl,anked God tIas iii ho,'st tss
20 tto sNte ot ini!ana hid na r,,iied ] ,I'G ap
!,enocratlc lnujority." lie firtl,or aatd, "That
a e m set 'G'sa acnsf svs s sss sad e"Fh
The st0uul Is airtaiy showing i,so'f. II you
remember; tho catnpa'3n os ID bronEht freaicnt
Such ti,ttxs ,avn been tiy rouukcd by the solid.
ifleMtlon of tho North.
Now tho Democratic leaders are at work With
IL tnn pass warns them mt tn niotest the BUCKS
nnealy: Ihcy therefore make cats paws Of tho
iowas. bffcnaAnblo ncHrots and
VIZ fh.M ~ 'H7hHFkHE'
ano tnua set nretsxts for nrrcstttK tho fsep!tb-
.t Se not ths . sasc al over the Southern stalts.
Notlce whether newspapers tSGt't1lcr1i uncs, 10
not report d1sf!'rbhncea between cultured Rcpu,-
on Ihursday n!Kht lust tho laepub!ichns held
meeting fi mike arrangement for a grand
1aAy ot sadtr.lsy next. tho @3d inst,
NJ Aiken. Two c1lDrtd Democrats wcrc
given whisky In abnndance By Democrats
Ana lola 10 ~ tho meeting aud nuke Il fuss. Ut
@ @cnnrse me " fuss' wns cnslly started. The re-
, 1880-10-26


noticeable TINT In taottIng his
"fs h' throws tho t'nt backward.
This IL characteristic ut hfA signature.
m1ld IN ny manuscript 1t hns hgnn tlist,vortnl
tht III trce instances .shcro ltc hHs written Tho
n'''e "1 ''nr''c'"' stle dot Is behind tho "f."
!. p'u t"'' mo experts rely to n lnrgc extent.
i,ttaa ,rtr,. r. 's 49,, .d.' ] "'u su uo'"lc thehl
~. ri, :. .,-.,..... 'h ~" -. ,'h! )" "h'c" ING
1,,n,, ,,,,ia. .,. H." Nl'','nu hppe"F.
,,,nnt,r", ,..t, H., 'ss'''o ''u' e""sactors afo
'.' WILL '"' ...........
rstsoSA. AM, CONFIDENTIAL
~ ~ '"e up III tHe hhrel'l iGtlcr Tho Pectl1nr'-
.,es VI .na 'e'ecsaFH elt' nut n1low nf dctuItel
.escf,'".na 81 a. similarity Ut letters
4u''" x .nI'"en fnl!ph tnhfitsscrtpt. anl tho
, ,".Heu ''1'e.' a. mo eSGnft' ret,"rt, ncrtaIn
!cl'eh 'ta '.et'tien. 80 clearly III tho minds of
.nt -. t,t 'ae'' th''fsh thoy havo never
.s.n,'' a'' i.ae' "s'co tslAt tao wr'taf OF
tlN' H1""H ~ W FhlF H'''ht
, 1880-10-26
TENN ESSEE,
REPUBLICAN, G0vEHSHH guHkLy TO liz
ELEETEu.

REPUBLICAN, GOVERNOR GUttkLY T0 lie
ELECTEu.
aptefat DtspnFeh TO The Chteopo TrtbunA
KNOXVILLE. Tenn.. Oct. .6.-The Chr0ntclt has
received IN answer to II circular letter sent to
rotlablo men In each county OF Tennessee. nsk-
Ing for tho closest possible estimate OH tho pr0g-
rcss OF tho cAltyass fur Governor. ruturns
from soycnty-two counties. .contalntnR,q ,qccorI!ug
to tho last ccnsus, vuttnx population Ut I'll .0]
nut OF u total Ut sGs.f0. These returns Ktye taw-
ktns, Republican candldate fur uuyernnr, ss,Ge:
Wright, rcgltlar Democratic, Ei..aIs: Wilson, TIC.
pnilatbF, &5.@s1. Tho twenty-five c'nsltea mol
hoara trom gavo I1uyos ll,GG und Tlltlon u, ,U'0.
This will swell lfRwkfns' vutu to tDU,57i, And ut
tho Ttll!on yoto Wright will receIve 1nUN And
Wilson ldaU. Edwards, tho ureuhbuckcr, will
receive about LOU yot<s IN tho StAte.
THESE ESTIMATES
cnn be discounted n per cest mud ltnwk!na be
elected, but lhs Nashville thtrfcaH. l}0ntNr.ttc
CUntrt.f OrR,l1l, etlleGa him llN.N0 IN account
ut tho Octitor pcctlUls. Wright will Walit s.lulo
fssHa WIlss, but nut enough fD CtlNllKu tho re.
suit. Indications Are t.lnt lit ecat thirty nut Of
tho seyenly Stutu !tepr,ssentMtIvea will bH Iie-
publican. uild possibly il majority. Frnf: the ten
Congressional tltstrlotB tile Republicans Will
tertMtni orct two sttbers, Whlct will b0 Il g,l[n
ut Nne. Tho ntlor eight nr0 sslrAy Den,eGrattp
Thu 6ta1o will poll m0ru ihan s45 .0u votes.
, 1880-10-26
THE OPEN FIGHT.

~: ur,oA, , y. y; Oct. :s-Tho ercat dcuonstra-
ti"" Tor esar'!s'a mud Arthur IN ths City to-day
lug nn'pssea ID ev9fy;h'n Of tue Kld ever seen
49,. ,, 1en'sn' .seW hnsk' 4ue ehtlfe cry
the s s,res,s arnx @ 's tho u'cfoon ssrsns ws'S sS
evening. Con. urant nrrlycd IN In Ii, ,ha
city curly this morning. and went iu,meil-
ntcly to Scnutar Couk,iuK's house. At. o'cIock
,o, uo WIS @ eseoslsa ~ ~ ny tno cal-
. rn'en e"us IL. .n.s"e un''o9an anna c9traor-
,bsy1s "fy n " ~, "f ensasasm a ey tho
1fu,se VIVA ,,,c,ke,l win o1ot n y, ,,onn, ,rs,
Ocncro, nrcssd ~ I'm t'oo,t. eg"e. ~. ,. aao w
hntrse TINT he cnld not be l.enrd ut my distance
from tho atnKc, but the utt!pueu npplauIed ut
tho end of every sentence. aud ut times tho
trolla6ly voeifero,'s.
,yus ma fo,,ows.
"is rr.9nw.c,T,zrxa mr. rrr,c,. Y,n,ox a., o,u
!. oad so md ~ t'elug 20 hoarso tat caii tcarco:
aennk nut sai 1sia yi, sygn Leg. ttne
snttrely new business fs'r te, and II It was not
sEfs s! 'H HSSs sas:" ] % Vt s Sy oow ts
init i Po!i! q ' f;s'iF. +; is a. ,asIsy *s IL:
hotl tho .'ag oi our untun ana Inalntain The best
1nrni Hnr,ii "t ko'crnlant that hAs ever been
asvlsed .E,s Tor, lnea J., thns It sce.r's to
!,!cA Of see!ny tho country III is legislative mud
~ all tts hrunches turned over to il party cotn-
s = @ ar Appaase sJ VIZ y 'sss1.1y Si ~
youalu tl!o rrl1clrcH of the lselnllcan pnrty
erts sIay ISy @ asy r 10 ! hs S # .e
ta4 Interest of tue onIM's!t pArty. but wp prt,.
o,A'' ti'eta vt tns tfo b:gau"1 we 9tlioye they
, 1880-10-26

NEW YORK CITY.
sEcNETAnr SHERMAN,

SpFftH I}isTdtch 10 7hE CHICAGO Tribune.
NEW yonK, Oct. @'.-Tho fact that Secretary
SnerH'atl was advertised to spcak this evenlnY
at tho lsfcoklyn Academy nf Music hnd tho cf.
iect Of driving out an nutt!esco which tlsel tho
! building III every pnrt- Fully IN many wcro
turned away A. gained admission to Tho Acuti-
envy. The meeting was called tn order by Mr,
Albrrt DnR1ctt, wht,, In brief speech, ptro-
t'liced str. Shurtnnn. Tho Secretary received
Rrund ovation. the cheering lasting fur
Fevcr1l minutes. Sir. Sherman nt!,lressetl
himself to tue financial question. md compared
ihe sccor1ls Ut thu two gsrat pnrttcs On TINT
issue. Tie Democrats, tho speaker sR.,],
claimed that resumption and tho prosperity ut
the country was aue to Providence. but TINT
ciatm WIS disposed Ut by tho general admission
OF tho fact that Providence nn1y hgtt}G4] those
who helped themselves. Sir. Sherman held tho
attention Of tho vast audience for over two
hours. and wns frequently interrupted by en-
thuesastc applause.
DISSATISFACTION.
aptetdt Dfspateh to 7ht Chicago Tribune
NEW ToRK, Oct. 25.-No feature In city politics
sto'ki ottt to-day In such bold prominence m tho
dissatisfaction Of farge section of tho De-
tnocracy With tho Union ticket. This was tho
must notable n.nonn tho Germans. md movc-
nient Is already on foot fnr tho nomination of
independent candidates. ~ ns to fr,lsne n third
ticket. Tho nb*ence of Mr.. Ottendorfcr Is kccr-
~ tct In this er1als and 1t was stated That II he
wcro bhsy IN tho city now ticket would be pre-
sentcd which wontd command large supp.,rt.
lie II OH bis way from EurDpe On tho Htcnmcr
Mosei. which Is not expected before Thursday or
Frlduy, tho lato to render the needed service.
Meanwhile, the leaders OF aeverl independent
HERMAN organizations haro not bepn Idle, nnl
great efsHrts were being nude to-day to have \
ehl1 issued TOR q general conference, which
should be held nut tatrr thAn Wednesday.
, 1880-10-26
money and hotter htrntcgy than they did
IN October, 1t eo,,l'1 h m who 6foct tho s|tua.
tton. Tho itepul!cat b,,stncbs- men Ut this city

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f!ny at Tim ,n1Is Thftr travelling -tt1en will be
ordered bti,nn m ,.Ie. nnh everything t]one
IN Ins,trn succc.x. nut while tho ttcpubltcauy
arr I'm ami n work, It IS manifest
that tho Un,nosracy nro mt lces curncst
md ncttyc. Frn, MI uunrtcrs comr
rtpnrta of ,jncuutpIcf en,1. untrr tl,e octol,cr
, 1880-10-26


Special Dtspateh to Tie Chteapo Tribune.
New fOEK. Oct. @.3.-And now tho Grccnbnck-
crs nra actively euRaYeti Iii s1cnouucing a fortel
letter. As toaegrnphed TItE TRIBUNE on Sim
day tile Star, II morning pnpcr uf this city con-
trolted by Kuliy. published what Is represented
10 he II letter written By Gen. ]. u. Wemur,
Greobback ca,lditlate for tho prcsdency, In
which 1t was Unlimited that ho t'yAavcrJ had
iHntlc an alliance with tho Republicans. Tho
letter purported to bo writton ut tho time of tho
Milne election. T0.dRy GeDrgc e. JunpA, ClInir-
tnan of tho Now York State Grcenblck Coal1nlt-
tee. publishes Il scrics Ut dispatches covering
onc to Gen. Viewer tnforntnH him Of tho Slur's
publlcnttun. Con, WcMyeva nhswer dcnonneinR
the u'tcgctl fne almte rs n deliberate f}Ir9cry
throughput. TINT hD nDygr wrote such It letter.
nor entertained my auch sentiments, or
thoughts, md third dEspntch FROM L. II. Gil
lestc. Of lies Mot.cs, H.. to whom 1t WIS sntcI
tho forged lettcr was written by Gen. Wonyey
ana who shys TINT ho never received my such
letter frum Gen. Weaver. Threfore thls forgery
IL nailed oil tho spot.
TIE LETTERS,
DE- MONIES, H.. Oct. .5.-Gou. Weaver WIS In
tltls eity thIa morning. and received Il dlaatcF
J'ss e Mi,s r. tho GrGsnoaek S!ao
t;illrttc, uasl published IN the New York Stur.
The General Immediately wrote tho following
reply, anl went hcforo Nosary Public and
,,!! "!h MHG,xEs ;Hssl Tx 9; oet e.. -T. Ga Georg: q
New Yark Sitr Ut tho Nth Inst. piirpnrting 10
" Y s4tiGu w. me. and asdresaci tn thu Itoli. i.
''ut: mover wrotu siich II lettrrnr entertained
fuch ae.tlHicnts or th,Khts, nor did Sir Gillette
ov"r a.lyleG wish ne In tho least sonssrnnx MY
cOSOnEssMAr G1LhErrE
wns in tuwt, md corrot,orAtnd tho Generals
stutetngut Mtld also sent the following dispatch:
, 1880-10-26

THOpHANHa OF TIE FU1HEHfES CIRCULATING,
5ptttaf Uhpdtth to Ths Chicago Tribune,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. @5.-On Tho principle
that lla vol ahered IT, Is bottor shun tho
truth, tho DoHlOcnatB aro rpttGrHtlux the basH
fabrication ngatnst Gen. O9rilcld concerning
that bogus letter alleged to huyp bcrn writ
ten to Horoy,' and conveniently found on
tho eyo OF tho Presidential election. He.
gurdlcss of tho fact that Gen. GnrAell hns
emphatIcally ion!ed tho attributed authorship,
tho Democracy ,hnvo hAl prepared AEa scnt
NIL over tho country what IL alleged to bo u fac
6lmle OF tho 0cnernt'a handwriting, The netn-
uos4lt!o print hero this eyrnlug contaIns this fao
slulle, md 1t II prcsumnblo that other organs
throughout tho country have also boon supplied
with tho satnp bIaok. 1t 10 tho last strtw to
which tho LtSt Causo" f" ia cEluKang desperately
md E0lYtpR upon tU xAYo tAeM. '
, 1880-10-26

NEW Yo1tK, Oct 15.-Tlle Tribune furnishes
tho fol'owtn3:. Congressman Cntttcuden, Of
brooklyn. will pay s5,0o0 reward for uvidencu
furnished at MY tt.nu during tho months Ut
0ctober or November lfnditlg to tho arrcet md
conviction nj Tho tnan who torgeal tho handwrft-
lnR anil signature Ut Dun. J. 4. Gnri1eld ia tho
3D. called Chinese letter."