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, 1880-10-18

NASHVILLE. TvIn.. Oat. l7.-Th0 Rockford
tlll.) NItlas, Governors Guarda, Springfield. ll'
nnl Januaylllo uuur1s, OF Wisconsin. wofo
wnrmly welcomed on tholr arrtval 1,oru to-nght.
Three thousand pe.iplo Rteoted thoIr nrslvul At
tho depot. az tho train crot4Dd tho railroad
brilyo over tho Cumberland Htyor tho Huras
trenn,) Artillery tlrad n satuto. Tho unals
uul Wisconsin UunHis W6ro esu,irted irns.i tae
depot by Purter.s Rlios, tlo ltncE Guy Guarist
thu unr,is Artillery, md tl!o Nashville l'Kas
,nlrioox of 4 sutnptu1ua supper. They lett tos
ATLANTA nt 1l;1.
, 1880-10-18


Tho Dnlcigilo mlittlilo docs not seelr tn no
ut MI emil even now, though the Sultan Inns
Issued Oil irnde agreeing to give It rp. 1fc
las bcul, forced into promise by tho thrcat
to soize upon Smyrna So long rs tho threat
only involved II bo,Abardnent of Dulelgno,
1t Is not likely he would l,ave Issued tho
trade, for tho port Of Dulcigno Is OF little
consequence to lin, antl its lnss or destrt,c-
tim would Mot have materially alfcctc.t Ills
revenues; hut tho seizure of Smyrn n1nl Tho
appropriation Ut It's Customs duties would
]avu put lin o1, short rntEons, Md stripped
his alrrady depleted exclte1uer to tho very
bottom. l1o wins naturally alarmed Mt Il
prospect which threatened complete a'allk-
ruptcy, anil Mt oltce promised to Rlye ltp tho
place to the AloMtonegrfns. But when Is liO
to givo 1t t,p. md how? llow aro the
Afontcncgrihs to enter and take possess
sion, If they do not haye liolp from tho
powers2 ThB Albaninns nro moro power
full than tho AlontenCgri,ts, nrd swear II
shall not bo given NJ, and the Sultnn Is not
disposed 10 thko Any stops to force them.
The Powers, however, seem to fancy their
pnrt OF tho work lias been done, md tho Sui
TIM falc1cs his part Is done, nntl tho Albn-
mans ani Montenrgrins, rs 1t looks n0w,
will be loft to fight 1t ont. Meanwhile, tho
1nuddlo seems 10 l,avo latl Its natural result
IN producing complication between tho
Powers themselves IN bringing to the surface
solnc questions wliio1, otherwise might hayo
bcen rclegnted to tic future, among them
tic ultimate proprfetorshlp Of tho Balkan
States. 1t Is yory natural lint Austria al,d
Russin should begin to ngltate this question,
, 1880-10-18

nonymoua with DEionglteh. What, thon, wns
the roason for tho omission of hta nntlu A9ntt,,
tho annlo ipault wna offerod tu the l)ouiucrntio
unudlt'ate for tho Vtco- Presidency III tho nd.
vcrtlscmonta for tho Haturtlny hight nootinR,
nil tho nDstorH hctnR huRtlcd. "IinIlcpck and
Tr1lmlAt1l." Mr.. English refuses to resign, hut
his nnnto has been takon OF tho ticket, "spo.l-
tnncousay," ns 1t woru.
, 1880-10-18

On their way u San francisco Mcssrs.
Moody and sankey spent yessertny III Omata
md nllressod nn Immense lncnttng under tho
auspices Of tic Young Non'a Christian Assocta-
ton. To-day they proceed on their tournuy
, 1880-10-18

chnlkol their door posta With tho RfRn OF denth:
With II blidRcou In ono hnnd md n noticc tn qult
IN tho other ho drove them from tho land. Wna
this "honor"7 When Mr.. fIaycs took hfs sont
III tho Presidential chnr tho Bouthcra Dot,o~
crit promised, II United atatcs troops woro
Withdrawn rrt,n, his netghbnrhoul, TINT tho me-
gro nsA tho carrct-basHor stonld bo mndo so-
curu In NIL thoir rights. Thn ttuops wcro With.
drawn, but tho 1otthorn Democrat foe9ot h1h
promise, mixing Of tho ballot.box shnni and
n fraud. WINS this "honor"P Tho Southern
ncmuornt Inns rop,la,atod ono hundred md nifty
million ttotlnrs Ut statu debts. is this "honor"9
FnlstnG ,tcflned "h0nor" rs IN wor'," "nir."
Hut thu Southern Democrat makes Ut 1t a tnask
to hisle horribo intent anil lcylItsll custom.
What 4 blcsaed thing Il woutd be for tho country
II tim Southern Dc,Hoorut slln,ilii hnppen ID tho
tide OF time to lose his "hnnor"i
, 1880-10-18

THE CHICAGO rrttnuHE f.at established branch
o,cee for tho receipt Of subscriptions a'd uavoFae"
nlchts ~ foIiows: il.
. NEW YUitK-ltuona % Tribune Building. F,T. Mc-
fAtnES, Manager. ~.
GLAb(DW, Hootinnd--AtlRns American Eows
Asesu1. u ltontlo1d-sE
LUSuUN. En7-AmBytcAn Exchange, ~ strana.
uEHnf Y. uILt.lu, Agent
NAsIltNuIUN. II. C-i3o F street.
, 1880-10-18

DEMocItArtoo organs struggling to SEQ which
can say tho nlcnncst thing nbout English mRy
give 1t lip. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer hus tako'l
tho cake. It aays: "EnRlish lid not Rtvc tho
Donluorats Of Indiana 81. 600. Ho rau on bis
nppu1arIty."
, 1880-10-18

hlosr Interesting and valuable It ,nay 10 to
have limited tiokoss to Kansas City down to 10
cents, lint, thpn, who cares IN 20 10 Kansas
City7 Tho lnnin thing IL, that tho people OF Kan
sas City should all come 10 Chicago, enjoy good
vacAttoll, visit tho theatres, acu tho crlb, yot y
speech fram tho Aayor, buy thoIr. full stooka,
rcatl IlIn CHlcAg0 THInusE frGah from the
press, aud hRyo 4 yut,t t1hIe generally.
, 1880-10-18

THE London Nsaflec'!t'' century ms M
article on ch'na' written ny Ar. I'on'gef,
VINO IL recoghi1ea Hs ait n"lhoF'tS o1' ul"t
Sup5ect' "l'lch eoAI"''a oo'''o !.'sc1ea''ns
statements as to tho growth Of ChlnA rs n
wur-maklug Power. Tho sinows of war are
tho 1lnances' and In tl,is direction China
stnnt]s wall. M shD l1ns SsU0, 900, ,QO0 reyonue,
'' ou.t her naon,o an arn 'tho l1a],tcst taxetl m
' ;an ~ ~ no.er ~ NH cam furnish soaooo
electives e.Id as many .1aore vito can 10
nlatie cttectlFes lit very S'ioT1 thne. luz
Tartar tro0ps, who aro tho real fighting
s.tcnsth ua .o ~. sns, s.a "re ,ptt"r os'" r,, M,a
lr,vo n nnttvo nrse,,u, which auno)tcs nearly
m 't 49, ~ '"w "aooss"s', an,,n'f,,on o"i t,a,r
"""', '''." ~. " VT s,..' !. s.,..
cnhSlaefhuIe ca!luEe. 44H eAyS' Atit!-
strong fortv-ppnnr}ers, manufactured by
T,.t,. to,,Ja H.. ~, ,,ao,, sm,t a. s,,,1,, +na
C't1heso ha1'us' Ah'e oae1' so"t !" s"p1Ns nlo
agtfyO army, ntN( NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nour,tors stm;,,ri, ronetrurfcd hnvo tucu
, 1880-10-18

Ens.rtd al IL. Po,t-naes al Chteaoo 11, a. saeond-
Class Matter.
For tho tenont Of n,lr patrons who deetro to senn
sluplq cupiss at TME TRIBUNE through tho MALL "o
xiye herewith the ssInslent ratio uf p0staRo:
Ilo+,f,fte. Per Cbpv,
Fight md Twelsu rnRu phpur. ooiits
etEtupM rnx1 Ihpcr ooHes
fprtign.
Eight ana Twelve lingo papor. can4
tixt4En HACq s1ht9+
, 1880-10-18

PRESIDENT IltystAtE, off1iiran College.
whn did good service on tho at,imp In fndturh
for the Republican cauac. confidently ooks for
atgu lnureuse Of tho Republican minority In
November. l4o thlntts Gar!iel will provo to be
stronger In Indiana thnn Tortcr wns though
tho tatlor was extremely popular, as tho largo
Cutnpbcllttu vote of tho Stute, which was largely
given for tho Republican cundttuto for Gov-
error, will IN In IL boly 10 O9r1eid next month.
Tho fnl1t,-s!inging Democracy novrr n'a.lo n
greater mistake thnn wl,un they nssnilod Gen.
Garilut,l's purity and integrity lly 30 ttotng
thoy stirred up tho Campbct'Ite reap!o OF fnd'-
n,,4,, wha hMyc hcrotnfaro been III tho hnbtt Of
voting tho nen,Dcrntfo ticket. but who will llow
tnke especial pains tn express through tho bn'-
iot-bnx their Indignation and tlagttst Mt tho vile
alnt,s1crs uttered nRuiust a 1nin wioin thoy know
IL br A6pyp rcprn1eh.
, 1880-10-18

NEw YoHr<, New Jersey, nIl Connecticut
now bccomo tho contrca Of political pressure.
In Ho other 9tntcs will 10 much work bo dOno.
AS Intlnna and Ohio wero conceded to bu sort
OF Electoral Comm ission before whom tho rest
IT tho Htntns must carn0 form preliminary hcnr-
Ing which, II adverso by unanimous voico Of tho
Judges, m,,at have hccn fath to tho Republican
clll1sc. now must this decision. 30 founl, W to
II Ct,lrt Of Clssntior, Of thrco Commonwealth,
practically conceded II 10 50 nearly unbnsctl na
to bo swayul entiroly BY tho truth aud tho right,
uHd not Ivy tstdition. To tho people Ut Now
York, Now Jorsuy. and Connecticut, tho briefs
rnccll beforo tho tribunal Ut lust Tncsslay will
10 agnln submitted: the arguments md show
inRs thon n,at1o wilt bo again critically oxafn-
tned: tho light Of trutt17wltI onco moro shine
upon them. md tho and!ffs of tho lower Court
will bo trlutnphnn.ly sustained.
, 1880-10-18

that a failure to believe ncoor,1!ng 10 tho Hook
River Conference and a fntEuro to bolievo
according to tho Motho<list Church nrn ncccssa-
rtly tcrcs(cs Of the annle Importance.
, 1880-10-18

Gov. POTTER predicts thut 1ntltana will
giro Garfield n majority Of .5 ,000 III Novnn1hcr.
and believes tho Htato has beun added perma-
nontly to tho Republican ranks.
, 1880-10-18
THE 0BtLiSK,

NEW YouK, Oct. IT, a policeman now guards
the oboIiAlt, sorl0ua lHmage having buelI duna
1t by relic -hupiera clipping OF portions.
, 1880-10-18

If Won whit wpWf cut. u,nnloy !, I)c,rocrslts
Il yot1 wunt gnrdcner. employ DrnsDorat.,
II y.', Witt iaaf. nur1 nttpt'. ato 4 patnt,-
lay Dcmuurnt.
crnt So' Will "nt'o"'sn'R' c''p''s D''''o-
il you want servant, employ tho s'aughtcrof
i1e,,actat; .I ,stnt n ,r.r o,n,,,,, n na,,or,,
ii yo,t whit drMyugs tio.c, employ Il demo-
cry. ,,,,.,a,,,,.,, .,,.,,o, n.-,,,u,.
II yoii Witt brick jayur. oti,tiqy IL be,rocrst.
il you whit curpontor oninloy a Do,rittcrat.
II yoli want paintipE iono. rnlpioy Il Uc,no-
crnt' vo v,nt .,o,,np =, ha,,o,,,t,,, ,,.,o m tn
n ije;inarutju l1,rbrr.@ ~ N0'0' ~
ii ytIu ,ystit cook or washorwotnan, employ
t]1n Win inijuhtnr or sIatnr II n DDn,pcrnt
On tic 7tll Inst large number OF tho pus'-
,ss,,o,,s,, =, = nj, ,n,.,t,nt, t.,,,.r,,,unt,
iesponso W e'.'i '",i'4'ss neac',"t%s.
manufacturers, and mechanics who feel TINT
t}seir woIfaro Is involved IN TIC po'''lIEtg
political contest u to DO present ut tho rooms
u .is eap''''i IVY e'"o' 4"o ee'''o''s',
assembled, orga.llzed, secured rooms, and
Issued call for nnuther meeting for tlle it'll
merchants. mere; % cuplia,lsts, md mechanics WHO
nre opposea 10 injaf'hg Tic 'hs'iNss inter
ests of our country by changing our tariff
laws, and, ut the salno time, fasor tho con-
tlnualice of the prcsent Cru of prosperity"
1ruontIn,a m tha Ath tust tho ttr,,,,e
otnr"a, ,,s ho t,aros ,yttl, tho sort,orn stvlo
~ shn. a,,I n,,onoJ ,,no,, i'm !. ..hns1us...ma,,
~ XIII 4 1l.'nr,, ,rl,, ,'rnnoso tn mt mmnn THAR
oanxn.n,,a f., In ,,n,,s,ur ,olittcoi ao,,t"st.
u, , ,vord t,,oso ,vho " gnvor thn c,,,t,,,,o"cn
of ~ tho % nrescnt S ern If - nrnxnrrItyn m Ilcro ia
tna d x,,,,e scr,e.,.
Tncsn ,r,oa hv a ,olft,co, oroontxa,,o, M bus-
iness- 1lou mid By tskinx .ho pt,stion lint DEM
oGrhss nrs to s,,ot',ies Of pusllss ana o So.
lid viii have Till acccptu.,co u ticr clu1nuc,
TGo grgnt m'ass oi tuios''nt and r9sn'.sS tio,t
'1Sss @ " vii .x ~ es I" &c a nT1s e ao
nis 99sliess mgnitst ~ au snn
Il !s's ss ssss e y'sx III e ts
soal nut tney fea7trf4 uenoprltta Us npppsea 10
w. usoSp@tty y 81 to e,cn enuh ahH ~ pn0io enoi @
| shnud hase M dealinvs With p.bliu outs-
inies, Inoy IVY pM @ Maco n ain 5nat they @ss!ro
With thola., I.et them ho acconl,noiatSd. i.ot
to 1ls "! tG,r h Sust@e's ow 1osar a "g re- th9
frlatJs of lilo prnsierlty of thp onlit,try, tho
stat.. tho county ND tho alty. Tao pgnosr,t!s t
h,Isln..s. nn ii,oir uttcs sstarato. a,, whu tts,
,ot regard pe'nocritta entering !hsir stnros ai.d
Seon ill., M t9cn " ali. II o IL IL p trayn ~ v ta.
ans III hllsiess matters. auo tnit, DelhsMrass,
atau 1oSetSHr s f g, On ~ e ne. suS a 'os your
.rhe j 1,,,s vii nro,,a,,ly lcnrn Tint thu In.
.,,,,,,no,,s,T Eo,v yorir hon,t In ms', ;, s,unc
frouo .,hu1,ln,o ,vort,, q cant,, n vii
.,r,,h,,, Ionr, .Iu, that 1,,,.,onr,,+. ,vl,o nro
onnnua, ,o s,,rr.n,,artn, = unot1 cort,,,,tv n,
~. ',,nr.",nt,, ~ 49,, ne,s ,.r',oso =" ,o.,
.no I,n,,,,t",,, .t.i.,. ,n,,u,, ,,a ,.ort !, tho
,,n,.t,nr"t,o "rt, rn,,,,S ~, an',,nr,, .,o,I
J
, 1880-10-18

WHEN young alr. Smith aud Ell Bragg, OF
Wisconsin, were advertised to snoAk the other
night, tho hpHdbllls and posters were headed,
liancock and Victory" II cannot be that tho
young Douoeracy suppose victory to 10 ~
, 1880-10-18
sp1Rlr OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

Tho Cincinnati Freto I'tctst wrItcs tho follow
Ing: "Il,o tiornlaN Republicans hero W well Us
elsewhere ufe entitled to thetr sharenf tho grcut
vtatasy which tho ltcpubllaar pArty has Kalaod
The Gort,,aus aRa!n hayo demonstrated that
thu .na,n strength OF tho Republican. party Ut
this city Il located III tho q 0ernan wnrd* They
hnyo rullo! vi, gruatar tua1orlttes tbnn ever bc'
fare,-nat aloua In thla oity. but In oil locnnons
tho ounsct,uei,uc IL, il glorious victory In Ohm
u1,i 1udln!tll Tho result Ut tho election In t4G
twa Uotubcr 6tAlt,s assures Victory fur tho
<xlitlnuuneu of our praaaat industrial aud ioan-
elul prosperity"
The Ctnolnnau rutk*hlatt predicts That Gen.
Hancock will tu tho Inst Presidential rlndIdatc
Of tho Democratic party. aud dsaws tho follow
, 1880-10-18


carried aeclsiVelS os ono partly uiat i'nf's
nns CHOSEN mo fies'ocht IN NoVetnpet'
lhefo s no exeepuon 70 ti!'s rus Moro
thah ttlls: since tne kerAtp''cnn party WIS
'o"haea no important oepogof oatue IN" ~
scfsea It's Vefd'ct III No'c1'loeF' lhc nes'lo'
crat'e nfoIehso 10 tao eontIa!y IS no1 sup
ported ny fac1s' rs careful reieIe1leu u
inc elcctfoh-rctnrhs Will snow III oetopcl,
lhSs ulo ue9locrals c"tfiea l"ui.nm "'a
reh1,sS!sa'ila by o's.s afla .'a"o nalof.ey u e ~
spcetiVcly. but INC nepuohcat's hatl lV'ovo
minority IN ol'lo. oacnanah was G'ce.ea,
aho carF'ea ooln u'o l'e1'locs"tae oet"uSt
ota1es W "teely'iAeieasee l''alo9lues' ,' "''''e
Fremont hc!a Ohio py lo,o's' t'''.Jotils'
III oetoneF' ia"' tao l@nunl'eal's ea.f,,u ', i,l
ONO. lnalana' anu 4,eh'ss''ml,a, "'la nlo
elccllon oi L'hco1h WIS conce''ea 1ao''i ul'1
moment, antl preparations 1of sseess'oh w.
| sn'i Ill INC l'ahfocfAt'e oo"th' 1te 'ctas'.S
III october "hu November COMPARE "s lo''
lows; t,,,> ,nn,. r<r r,,.
TX; srsf '3'' Is! A'Hto Htnr ~ III
1,.~,,,.t,.,,o - III n, isl
! t,hin '"'N. .I2Wrl 1IJES
.,ti..... Gt... ..'.''''''t'''''''''' nrfY tt;hI
t"n'', n.',,.. ie,. I,,'a,,,,",,, hal M
:" osseue, a'u a,aa,s ",tt,, ,,a,t,,,r ,,oa,,
.e.' ,"s nn .,,o % ,,rn,,,,,s ~sar lsnt tho
u"..'.,",'as,s a..,a, f,,',o an,t rn,,io,o hv
n.p.c''J aa e"1 ,,,,, J., I.,a,mr ar, No.o,n.
,' =. 49,, '""!y '!..,n n 49,, n"s -" ta,,."S. ~
oe'' ~A' '''' 'e'"s "' 'e NV, ,r,t, nm ,na;s
| di., 'GL N0u., @:
, 1880-10-18

Our collection Ut sermons tiIis morning
includes a discourse by Prof. Swing, nntttlol
"ltccnnt Interpretations OF Chrtstiantty"; tho
farewell Bprmon Of tho Itcv. Arthur Mitchell to
tho congregation Of tho First Presbyterian
Church, which wns followed by Tho adoption by
tho Church sossiun OF Il scrIes 1T resolutions
giving testimony to tho rutlrlps pnstor's 9rcat
xeal ind usefulncss, and expressing dccp rcHrot
at tho soycruuoo Ut paasuiit rulnuot,s; aniAn
account Of tho presentation to Or. Mitchell by
the ltutlroRh Mission Ut a beautiful testimonial
iu rccnguition nj h!s lubors lit bohalf of tho
mission,
, 1880-10-18

THOUSANDS Of Democrats aro fearing that
UEllenyllsh may resign before thoy got whaok
at htt&
, 1880-10-18

madison street, betuecn State nnd Dearborn. e
rugamont OF Miss 8tary .Anaorauu. "Evadno."
, 1880-10-18

ClaYk ttrcet, optNjsiO now Court lIOns0. EnRnRo-
mont uf Mr. II. Mncauluy, "Th9 Messenger fFoni
snrTis Section"
, 1880-10-18

Tho Tribune prints this carl. which It snya Ia
consplcuausly posted on tho walls Of t,oarty
every workshop III Nov Jersey:
lseui thpeo exact 4tloauons from tho two
pIntfort,ls md decide which suits tho business
interests Ut tho country bust:
M tarIlr for revenue Only.'-Democrattc Plat-
}or1l.
"A tnritf TINT will discriminate In favor Of
American labor."-Nepubtfcut Platform.
In lrcnt l1ritalt,. whoro frra-tra.le oKists, a
"tnrlM for rcscnuo only" tho following wages
nr1 pnll: .-..
tt'rnnnn OF room. .S!a-$!M Fot WecK
&nthtftsts. sH aS PVT MhoK
inpn-hkctH ..ssi.H!s-. ~ ptt MnnH
SRct'1d ?si- Az lior Netk
M, \. Nh M, Ps1 nnr WINS Wnk
Iii Germany stf1l tuwer rztto Of wngcs Is paid.
II ncmnorntlo princlpes !nenn nnything, they
tt,Gnu thnt tho auGcesa Of tho uonDcrHttt cnildt-
tlntcs Will compel tho onpiuyGs nf thts mill to
nccc,st tho above wngcs, to allow OF foreign
competition, or tho closing Ut tlls Mi3.
Western Democrats like Mr.. Trumhnll4 who
honestly bclEoye In a rpycnuo tariff, rnay feel
disposed to cry nut ugntuss such mn nttack, and
defend their principles; hut what can tlley sny
whom thoy lind thNt tho3r candidate Tor tho
Presidency, tho De,noorntio senntors of Now
JorHoy, Connecticut, Delaware, Now York. md
oven tho Now York san, assert that tho party
holIevos lii Protection, md will rlalntain tho
tariff always to tho best Ut It's abl,ity7
, 1880-10-18

Exposition. -
lAko Front, opposite Alams stroeL DhY IN
evc,iiic.
, 1880-10-18

TtNvcr3Y'a ThoNtr*. -
fce,tot, street. cprnrr Of ManEco Engngenant
Of uaycriy's Gonulne Co1orct 3tinstrcs.
, 1880-10-18

fIooleyFs Thontee. :.
Nnndolpt, struat. bttwccn CInrk and Ia Sa1te. NJ
u, lgsvlsts Grand specially aud Vaudeville Com
btuntlon.
, 1880-10-18

This being tic experienced OF parties In tho
October States, 1t ls MS certain ns any future
event In politics can bo ~ TINT Indiana and
Ohio will Fo Republican in November.
(2) that ulcy Will glvo Increased lnajorillcs,
md (3} tlmt tho Presidential candidate who
receives tl1atr Elcctora! votes will 10 innugu-
rated the 4tl Of March next,
, 1880-10-18

T!IH liIv. Dlk THOMAS has replied to tic
rul,lust Ut tue liuck luyee CotIguronca OF Tho
Methodist Church, that hi rpsiYl. his functions
~ minister Ut tho Church md ret0t,,cg hts
connection With tho denomination. lao states.
IL vutY p!ala language, that l4 viii not resign,
u,M,. further, tlat Ae will nut bn put out. X hls
bc1irt IN tAo strunxsh Of h!s position shall provu
tp tho ISss1e to have b,Qn weli fuuutlpd. In hla
own wyrls. 10 Twill stand uu tho tlysde," and
thu tnniproncts il loft to ttlfpt that hu knows
who he u talking 70, and ehat tho job nf rl.ttisa
= him otit will bo g0o4 ono fur tho Itnek Rive,
CuusuFsnoe u lot out Ho pru,ulses that 10 VII
not stay in Tho chpruh spolueut after ho shal
hAy0 discovered that 10 Il not In full 4ccort
VILE true MothodIym; but ho Will not admI
, 1880-10-18

TIE lIoS. GlsolsiE SClou0s, Of Chanl-
paiyn. ILL.,, died YESTERDAY ut uenvor, Colo.. ut
tho ngo ot " ycars, Mr. 6croRga WINS lilo editor
and proprietor of the Champaign Hazettt, and In
tho conduct Ut tAAt jourt.ul ahowol lnarltsl
mbt'sty. and s'gur., iio hnd gained considerable
prominence In politics. hAvInK soryud IN tho
Legislature With credit, and in lB'u wns for"
tnt'lahlo hut unsuccessful candidate betofo tho
ltepublcat, StAte Conyenuun for tho no,nEl1ntion
OF Hrsrotary of Hsnt0. lilo WIS subsequently n1,-
polntod by President 1iaycs IN Consul to lIunl-
burg, but WIS forced by lll-hoalth to rcal8n that
posltl0n mud return to AHegtsA,
, 1880-10-18

II you want Il pOrtGr, employ Democrat.
II yuu Wnl!t a driver, employ Democrat.
II yuu wnnt II wHttcr, employ u Democrat.
II you whit Il plNsterer, employ Il Dsn!ocrat.
If yo1 wMnt WUot cut. u1nplny II DeM0crst.
II YOU wunt q Enrdcner. employ DrMBornt.
II yott wAt,t Il shoemaker, oirploy Il Duinocrat.
y. II yvu want Goef, porlt, mutton, cte, patrun-
, 1880-10-18

1oItS G. THOMPSON, tha man who has
chNrAu of tho c1unpaiXn 1T OhIo on thu ualno-
cTuttu side, had won several political contests,
as 10 believed, By blowing nnl br!Hglux. To!-
lawing tho pr11uttcu which he thought su et,ra.
ctoua, hu snNue so strong u blur lust Munlny rs
10 cut hs party fsonds III u!i tho lslrgc cities to
thinking tlAt hls con!idenen WIN bastsl o.. a win.
nins hand. Much gooa Democratic money,
thoreEnru. became Republican currency US suut
huruidel through tho ilnd. Now Mr. Thompson
~ called uII0n To Explain tn tho hutting ecMlont
OF hs politIca! liz Why ho cousplse! to ruin thom
tlnauc'ally when ho lnu4t havu known thoy wcso
uxu nhnlls t0 bo 1a!rd 10 tho hittas prula Of H.
nnulutoua dpfoat Ut tho pol!4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-12-03
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THE 8 = Coal SrIuaTroN-Tbe

THE 8 r Coal SITUATION. The las.
Journal Of Commerce says; The late I'D =
vance in coal took almost every body by
surprise. Few. or none, expected ii. II
is remotely the result Of the sssocia, ion
formed some time since, and exempli-
iies the proverb that in union there ia
strength The society has, of course,
smoo,hed the path OF the dealer; but
for all that, unless there were some
natural causes. the scheme 10 advance
would not work. All the coal to arrive
for SOME time has been sold and suu>
plies arrive slowly from coast ports.
The diversion of some of the coal tom
mage to lumber is the cause of this.
Another Is the activity that prevailed
Tor while in the foundry business. so
different from last year. Then the rail-
rad with its extensions need more
Aud more gas needs more coal. A cold
winter. too. Is the Inevitable copcomi
tant of large consumption. Add to
this that the imports have not ben
any greater than in 1879. We are.
therefore, short, aud those who held
GOAL prior To the Iise. are making a
good thing OF il. Will the prices last Z
They may aud they may not. Every
thing Is mighty uncertain IN this most
uncertain world. If consumers kick
as they are doing they may take to
wood and thus lessen the consumption
The market is now bare, aud 10 show
what this sometimes brings about. we
may say that we have been Informed
that the contractor for the o s. N Cos
vessels has had to supply umberlsnd
which cost him ST. where he has con-
trscsed for coast oosis Mt 50. The price
will probably last till the close Of the
Writer and 10 longer The world is
full IT coal aud il viii come here from
all quarters. Oae resul, II the sdvaccs
will be tn advance coal freigh,s so that
there would DO. be the same prof: on
coal shipped after date as nigh. be ex-
pected There will, however, be- money
made by those who now hold coal or
who have bought il 10 arrive within a
couple OF mouths
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-12-03


The State Of New York cast eleven
hundred thousand votes Mt the cleo :
ton last month. The number cast in
the whole country was something less
than nine millions two hundred thou.
sand. Congress is composed Of 500
members. the allotment of New York
being IS, or less than one In ten, while
her vote Is rs one in . fraction over
eight. Yet it is proposed to cut down
the Empire State to representation OF
81 or SO. The effort will be palpably
unjust. and will provoke such resist
ance that those seitAting the move
ment will be glad to relinqaish il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-12-03

MASSACHUSETTS.

The e. S. Census Bulletin for the
State Of Massachusetts has come TO
baud, and from il we CLEAN few ttl-
tistics Of interest:
The whole population IS l.1S3.0s6
OF the inhabitants s5s, sci are male and
924.565 female; l.3s9.s50 ere native
born and 443.116 foreign; 1,764 .os2 are
white and 1904 colored; the latter in
Guiding 237 Chinese. 8 japanese. 341
Indians and ii East Indians
The counties CT the old Bay State
number fourteen. The least populous
is Nantucket, with only 37.26i inhab-
itants The most populous IS Suffolk.
with 3s7 626. though Middlesex follows
close after with 317.95l. Essex third
with 244.64O. and Worcester fon-th
with zee. 1885.
The cities of the State are Boston,
with 1862 ,535 inhabitants; Fall River.
with 49 zoos; New Bedford. with 1000,
Taunton, with 21.2l3, Gloucester, with
1929; Haverhill. with lS.475. Law
renee, with 80. IFS; Lynn, with 1924;
Nswburyport. with 1881; Salem, with
81 ,59s, Holyoke, with 2l,s5i, Spring
field, with 80. $40; Cambridge. with
52,74O, Lowell, with 59.4s5; Newton,
with lG 995; Sonerville. with 24.9S5;
Chelsea, with q 1856; Fitcbbnrg. with
12,403, and Worcester. with 1928. No
other State in the Union has SO many
citiss. and in proportion so large city
population, as Massachusetts.
Massachusetts, has increased her pop
ulation during the present century as
indicated below: