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4 SUBJECT FOR MAST.

Thnt Interview between Gen. Nrnnt Rt.tE
Gen. Hancock In 1905 Ii tho curiosity par ca
cclloHce Of reconstruction "Reminiscences.
Fur ,nnrc tim n 4llnrter OF q century ten.
IInneuck llalI buun q rugnlar army officer.
lie onght tD haye known. o,,o wnti,t think,
something about thu duties Ut M army Of.
ticur. Int Gu,,. Grant foWnss It necessary to
adt!ress lin IN language appropriate to. TIT
understanding Ut rtw recruit, Said Gul'.
Grnnt:
ucuora,. ynn md AFRO sn'aters-nrmy Of
t!cers. We hnse ifo loh tions; We stfryu under
successive Administrations with4I,t rng*rn %
purity. ltfB our duty ~ tntnrsr Tho Eews " C0tl'
81 tho laws; C"agress 6eurn that responsibility.
Wc simply tnturce theni.
Hancock might have replied: "'rIlp presl-
dent Is CommalNIer-tn-cl!tef OF tito art.,fes ot
Tho United States, liz Is your superior 0'l-
cur rs we'll as mhne, l am bound to obey
Ailu, and he Wishes to ald the S0utI, lit rrln-
stating slavery aud while supremacy. lie Is
opposed to Niger d0nllnatton." uut III ls{}1
iIapc0ck hnai received q fpw yntea fur tiIe
Dcn0crat!o Presidential nomination. III
had got tho Presidential "beo in Ills bon.
,let,' In Ills lsnd single tt[ea wns ell
thronel. This WIS tue ldea; 1luw shRll
eutlear myself to tlla Southern pem0crHtsp
! And lie ind answered It In this wise: Hytll.
tlearIua nlyself to TIL, observation-disclosures. And
! low sl,all i make ttaeln loye mep usterietl
tic doughty Gs,lcral. Tho reply WIS easy:
l3y tloinx what they wish n1e tn ito. What
10 the ex.slaseho!tlurs wlsl, ME 10 do pro.
eeet!ed tho army officer Of twenty-five years
experl9Dco. No difficulty about tl'ts branch
! Vt tho subject. Tlley. wish NE, proceeded
l I An. c1s
, 1880-10-09

tltEc.cnt points =. In tho city ~
Senator Conkling, Postmaster. oonornl May"
nartl, ucn. Fitzpatrick, Gen. links, Judge Tou-
noy, and o,hort. tn the evening thorp was an
im,ncnsc torchlight profession, In which abput
1ooN porsons participated, j.. senatos conkl!nF's
speech Was moro than usually eloquent. His
feeling niluss,n to tho great war Gov.
ernor Of Indiana, Oliver r. Mortou, was
Rroatty appreciated. Ito paid hta rean"ot@
To Joe Pulitzer, of Bt. Lou,s. III a way that son.
tlennn will not worry sonn forgot. There Ia no
rcnson tn doubt that hts appeal to tho patrtot'o
.ntn Ut 1n.llnnn II stana b. tho party which
saved Tho Uniun, whnse legislation has brnpsht
nbnl1t prosperity. and whoso etforts ohsran.
chisrd d race, will haro gnnd tctcct md meet
with cheering and gratifying respunse noxt
TneAt1nr
, 1880-10-09

TI1EnE is complaint that tho members OF
tho 1tcpuotlcnn party lack p1tgnlcltY and DIS
position for rough. anti.tunbso enc0unters n tho
pending catlvnsa. Wh4t wnlldcr, whcn thu
character OF tho opposition II considered. =
party Of gentlemen will cfoes tho etrcot rather
than encounter u partyaf professional shouldoF-
ktt(crs. HupubcnRs as a rs,le shrink from
Guntcst with ruitlana whnso pockets nlny 10 pFos
srtned u ha full Vt ptatols and knives altcss
forced to It. AL tho aluula Of Nov York, PhlAl-
Ae!phia. tsatlsnesa, louisville, chcago, und 1T.
Louls ar9 elnptylnR their surplus nf. plug'ugliea
Int, Ohio md Indiana th0rU ~ yoto, and repent.
and awHg9ar. ut1a swcar, sud lghs, in tho !nturest
Ut tho Democratic party. NJ wonder That qutet
c,tlzens dread tho v.Eo contact and the
tllsgusttng onuouutcr. Hut tho prIca Of liberty
1low, AZ over, Is eternal Vigilance. Tho hired
suglana. br!as!tnx With pistols apl kniyoa. aud
smelling OF Eotsut walskY. 'nust ba mt,
euwud, and heatcn, Ur they will spize tho relns
Ut power. II tho 1,snncratlc party wins the
race, tho Imported ecuundFcls who aro swarln'
inx over Ohiu and lnilana win haro nh9or In
tha Government pie. They will haye tho car OF
tho party loadorsh!p. aud whot, Us mah. shoy
3hycatc,i Il, burn ard pll axs. they will 10 ad-
dressed by neuioaratlo Sc1atos Or Cabinet
Mlllster ~ "3iY frlenttsl"
, 1880-10-09

SUPERVISOR DAvESroitr, mt deferred BY
john Keiys blustcror by tho threa,Rof tho Ta,1-
many thugs. keeps right on doing h.a duty. setz-
,ay tho t7auaM.ens naturalization papers lssaesl
III isB Iio expresses bis determined purpose 10
eontinMe IN tho suod work. Tho Tasnsnnns Sss-
cioty hRs pussct1 resolutions pnnnis!ng TO atand
by all who resist the seizure ut the papcrs. and
lturatlo Seymour, whose lnnjorlty tn Nov YurK
In 1868 syas duo to these fMudy, also cnunsca tie
Tammnnyiles 10 resist the selzuro ut tho putcrb.
supervisor davenport has t.w md Justice OIL his
R,te. and hu hMa the c&MsraAs to curry UNt his
purpose aud prevent fraudulent votlnu.
, 1880-10-09

A "WAn DEMoclsAT now engaged In
business In Ltttto ls'ek, Ark. has furnished tho
kcy to tho fDysterIuua "suunts" which tho Con-
fs.losatc party tas lately mnae In that Btatc.
Tho nnpc,ranco Ut fnltnH*s hnl11cl tho ltepn1-
IIcns tor Il time. Vutos waro freely tRkot,;
without n ohmi!cnYe. and honestly Put In the
t,ox. Watchers wrre admitted II, tho pnlllnH-
r1O,n when tho vutea wcro counted, aud MI tho
usual furns wero observed. Tho fraua con-.
astrd In cEalKtng hallot.boxes. Two boxes
wero r,,atte precisely al1ke, Ono was tllied win
h.lluta In alntlt tho preparation desired. glvinR
1',o DuIlucrats Il considerable majority. Tho
,,ti,er was put In tho wjnd0w supply, and tho
ballots at voters weru rcEulnry depUs!ted In
1t. Whrn tho polls rlosed tho bux cn,l-
tuning tho honest vote was looked
up 1T cMphoasa With the fraudulent
box, n.lsl trustworthy pomocr,lt kept tho key.
wnen tho Judges wese raady 70 begin the coant
tue Democratic custodian unlocked thu cup
hmis. ttxIt mt The tproH3 b01. and tho oahvass Ut
thu stuffed vute WIS solcmnly prsccctle1 with.
II IL beloved thnt this Ingenious methnd of de-
colving md eneHtlnK so1ors 10 coinmon ut tho
South. II IL moro nsftllUus aud dangerous than
tho plaM Ut carrying elections apcNly by forco
nnd f1n,sl, aa It proiltcss M Bucl feeling at III
dfKnntion among Republicans South or. North
ind 1t 1liets tho4ncKrtles. wl,1 cannnt bs 1nuel
longer Induced to rotnan In a country whnrU
they aEo publicly deprived ct their political
rights.
, 1880-10-09

EpwAnps 1iERnEroST raised note Of
warning In his New York Cooper Union Rpeeeh.;
liz besouxht Tho " H,illionulres, rich. uan, uud
respectable conservatives of Now York." to re-
n,e.uber that It Gully nacded ~ rcsolute leader
Of tho populace With courage In hts heast and
brains under h!a hat" to nuke them very uu.::
comfortable. lilo addel: "Wo are prosperous
just now. and ill Ia gulot,-lt will not 10 80 al
wayst-aua then yon will want Government
such ns you will nut md It you shlrk polttlcut:
tmtlcs.". OF this tho New York T.1nes aays:
"One Obvious application Of these rctuaska Ia,
tint stscl, doyornmrut will certainly not be-
sllpr'Icd BY party which Will ma&o auy eoncea
sion to tst!urAnco Or denagogIsna which would
help It 10 aatn ug to Keep it, hold Gu pawer. assA
thnt party which will triumph, II ut I'LL. IN vir-
tic ut tho support uf tho lowest clen'snts In
Northern c1tcs aud tue organized rtiiianism OF
souttur1, statcs. Is miro likoly to trcklo to the
preachers OF a soclalist propaganda tlaa pro-
tpoI tho tfitarcgts wh!uh tholr dupcs may. QUO
luy, ba gun1od on to Mssall."'
, 1880-10-09

THE Eommlttea Of lilo Spanish Parliament t
intsaste.l with tho revision Of the Cuban Tariff
law haa h,lbntttod report fayorng reduction
In The auilos on nrtlulos Of consumption. mR-
chIncry, and manufactured gnA1a. Tho Conf
ntttGo tav0rs tho admission nf Spanish ccroals
lntG tho Island ffoo OF duty, aud Il reauaton OF
~ per cent on cereals n1i'urted frtin other oouu"
trtcs. Hh.,usd tho recommendations Of tho Com.
mitteo be adopted, Anarloan trado with Cuba
will be very bcnotloIally affected.
, 1880-10-09

Nfu1E-HuyRt B..HNuM WIS guarded by two
etalwast Drnlt,ctgLts on bis way irn,n Now York
to Inlihnu recently. Whfln Dne Of those guards
slept tho ather kept witch nvcr Mr. isarnum and
hts money -bags. Tho bnstor are aaa to hlvo
tccn uuIto large, and to have contained enough
bills to hug gootl many n,ules md stcel ralls.
, 1880-10-09

4 BRIDGE whlct, was being built over
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Ravu way yesterday whon
= heavy timber fell m II, and ok tunn tell Into
tho rtvor. Ouo nf ths parties, William Drnwn,
WAS killed by tho injuries received In tho tall;
tho i've others more rescued. Tho work On tho
bridge Was exceedingly ttofeot'vo, and. hid not
thu acuiient occurred yestort,aE. n .nurc serious
ono wauld probably have occurred In the near
future.
, 1880-10-09

THOMAS FINLEY, Democratic Inspector
Of Elections OF New York. WIS arrested yestor-
tiay Tor Interfering with Supervisor OF Elec.
ttous DayFd ". Ives, of tiiat city, whtto In tho
tlIschnrgo Of bis duty last Tuesday. Finley was
held to bal, I'll $3.50 Us United atases CoMm.a-
sionor Duyul. to awllt tho ac.!on Of tho Graild
Jury. Finley got lnto trnntie by fullnwtng John
Kclly's advice. It IA not likely that mrny 0sher
inspectors OF Election will net as Finley htls
tone. Tho United Suites Grand Jury Will Mst
bo under tho contro! Ut tho Tatun4nr.tes+ which
tnuA0a 1S}{sl0 difference.
, 1880-10-09

SOME person sends dispatch fran this
city to the Nov York I'n,'A clis.hinx tlult Truut-
s,Ait. tho stepuh!.eGa sarnacaa up4sslto, will 10
elected uoyeriloT. Tic fellow elphera out his
maturity IN this Aunehauspl style:
Va belleya that on full ypts Illinois II Dom-
pcr,ltlu; tkat tIiy u fraction VI the real vuta Ut
shs Stute ha1 be13 paitet out, and tnat Nh nctisn
votes &hAt LAfe uat heretofore baun pulled. ID
, 1880-10-09

De JEANETTE, tho young Vlrginlan tele-
graph opont,r whD shut his s!stpt rnthor thhn
yhe should lrurl llfo of prostitution. hts 1'cer
granted II Rupcrsc.leas. Do JArnctto was to hc
hanged Oh tho list inst The arK.amoats Il, thu
cvss Will 10 hoard Dccc1nher next by tho vIr-
rtutl Suprc!1to Court.
, 1880-10-09

sEcn1:rAnY isvAsrrs hns evidently heard
fn,m ex-Nuyor ColvIn'a friend. ktng Katakaua.
n,itl rofusns TO rcengnxe sorct,a ~ the acurctt-
itetl Ambassador Of tho lihwaln Qnv9rnmpHt.
Or to take ooynzanco OF my nlattcr which be-
wu1ts to bring bafnev tho attention Of the
United Htntes Government. Morena Ia a fraud.
Ka,akpun has found 1t uut, a,,a Secretary HYasss
hnpW8 II.
, 1880-10-09

AT the meeting of the Union League Club
In Nov Yvrk lust week tho utmost Interest was
shown tn tho campaign. "0l1 .npn who never
manifested splrit bcforc pounded the dosks with
their tista and prunsed 10 tho cause."
Jthn ]. Davenport nude II detailed una most 'Fe~
u,aekal,la statement, clatmnR TINT thu city was
tall Ut Southern mon who cane to vote. and only
IN vote; TINT ho wns rapidly marking them, bu
tho wurk WIS very expensive. ."Cleun thom OF
ana yo Oh With your work at AnY cost; we vii
pay for H." anl such exoltud remarks, wen.
Ap4rya I'LL over tho bull. ,, s..
, 1880-10-09

THE worst spot for the Republicans In
1lsd!ann IN. Fort Wayne. 1t IL tllad up by, q,
soro1gn ultnlmontano minority, who Gun Yots
Incoming oltlzcns. Many Of the thugs aud
vaxapunds sant into tho 6tato from tho Eastern
oi,es and from this city are botnK sheltered In
Furt Wayne, whero they expect to got an thafr
yillAnoua work uoxt Tuesday. It will require
Great vigilance, energy. and outrageous effort;
10 repr0a4 tho repeat0ra and prevent them fEom
Kultlng ln u lQaat l,Q00 sputtoua ttpkota. -.
, 1880-10-09

ABOUT 400 ynul.g men of Cleveland who
will cart their f1rst vuse noxt Tuosday called m
Gen. UssGolA yostcr!ay at bis huInV In Mensor
and presented hin, With Nil uulnxtst!e address
Nan. 0atllpli Replied tn humorous. happy, nud
tlMll,cl,t speech. In which hn recalled tho anhl'
t'olls Ut youth. tho struggles Ut Ute. and ouuFe
tho young ln0n few words ul appropriate I'd"
yIcp and hearty thanks,
, 1880-10-09

rur curcAao 1rrnlrNE haa eAtah1lshcd bEAneh
ofIcex for tho fpcept subscTipnons and AdveTasa'
rnrMts ~ folloNss
NEW YUlIk-ttoo,n . Tttbuns Building. FL. Ac-
TAi,Ugs. NnHKGok
Ht.AbGOW, tooliand~-A11nns American Nsws
AEencr. VI Nsn.nld.st
luNIDN, EnR.-AmortcAn Exchange, Nv a0soot
I1xSMf z. usis.i1. Agent
WASAlNuIIN. u. C.-.ial1 Y atrsak
, 1880-10-09

JAMES C0utl, who stoesed tho British
bont, tho BhAnuon. In tue action aEatnst tho
A1nur!csn b.'at, Cncsupeake, OF Uostnn hurt'or
in 1S1a. dod tho duy buforU yustortlay In London
nnd wns hurled ycsterda, with military honoss.
T,lu nnyul battto tn which CoulI pa. tlclpatcd
wax onc nj tho fow ENCOUNTERS Of the kiud In
which tho IlrIti4h obtained un advantage over
tho Atnusicup9
, 1880-10-09

WIt11E tho value Of tht Imports into Grcat
1rltun ind 1ruland for the munth of a'ptcln-
Der. lK3l, exceeds the vntl,u of Tho imports for
tho corresponding NINTH ot last ycar by ST.
HAlUOJ, tho value 1T tho extnrts f0r September,
TENDER, 1B7y, by only tlt,1 ,1..l0o0! trhls dues not
Indicate an lncsCaso of prosperity tn Great
NrtuIn,
, 1880-10-09

THE National Commercial Convention, or
rather tt,e Convention OF Sh,p-Owners, now In
session Mt Boston, adopted resolutions yestcr-
dny fAyorln6 the rrentoD Ut Il Department ut
C.,sn1nrrcc, tho Chief Ut which ttoy want to bc u
CAbnut officer: als,, in fayor Ut applying the
English SYSTEM of measurement to american
ycsscls Tho resolution IN favor Df frca shtps
anl the one tavorIug n repcnl Of tho Navigation
Inv waro AefnAted. Tho HA.tion for the abuIt-
s.ou Of compulsory pllotago was adopted BY Il
yutc Ut * to 10,
, 1880-10-09
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Q. 1850.

GEo1soE Lown1E md David Thomas, of
Nelson County, virg.ntn, recently assaulted
outraged, mud robbed widow mined 1iassfc. OF
TINT place. They wero ar1este,l ana plated in
tho County Jail. from whcnco they were tnkcn
yestcr,luy BY u bat,d Ut nrrned .ncn and fynched
, 1880-10-09

II. II. IIApr.Ey. representing himself rs MI
cart,cst seeker fter iruh+ Wrote letter to Uesl.
Glrllcld asking fur NIL explicit nllswOr tn tho
various canlpnign les affecting the lntior's ehnr-
uctcr. t;en. GusIull returnod n number Of duo
liu,cnts fully covering tho 1rnilni. Ilntltey
wrote rolotn,tcr In which ito protested 10 he
totnlly dissatisfied with tho explanation cn,l-
talncd In thcso pupcrs, artd to be cunvtncct =
the attention hp had gyest tho cAAn tisnt It WIS
is tliity tu vote for }Intlc0ck. Tho corrcsp}Hh-
cnco was then published. rcrsouR WIN harc
rca1 thn correspondence viii DO Interested In tho
n.ir,e Of n!l TINT In snafas ar1 so atsd pure, In
tcnrNlllR WIN this immaculate Auh sensitive
soul, II. II. ltndley, H.. Tho truth follows cIoso
nn tho heels nf slAnior. Fur ftTsm being I'LL cm-
h,rrassesl scekur utter truth atdn independent
votor, It appears ttut hs Is Secretary Ut II mock
association Of "tndppcntlents" which draws
tts s,ippurt from Ms. larau,"'s barrel,
f10 has, bcs!tlis, an unrnvinblo rtpn-
tatl0n In Insurance. circles Int Now York. The
Now Ynrk Trtil.As gives tho rAsnea Ut hn1f
dozen bngds tifo cotnDuntcs started by. him,
and aut,tcs tho tcatimnny OF Z. ., Hinc. pro"
prtctcr Ut tho f1sHrunea [1ttp journal. to shnw
that }Ia,ltny IL III interruptions fssua. Tho
New York f3Hrlt tIlrtNocrAtfc) IN Its jasl,o OF
Aug. II. 1873. advocated tho tlishnrm0nt .of
1iAdlcy Fur cnoknG up q schcn'0 to furnish
fnso securities to llnt,krNpts, and the New Jer-
Eey Secretary OF StRtc. Henry =. Kelsey, ola
Of tho most prominent and tnEitent!Al 'uolno-
csa.s Ia that Hsuts', wrote as followa ahant
him icss t,inn six u0nths ngo: "t1e Ia II fraud.
md ca,,ot 10 exposed nmlss lilo was cum
nccted Wilt. other insurance and check frau0s
thnn thoso ynl n,ontion, to my p.,attivc knowl-
otlRc." The prctense ut tlIa hdscntt,rcs that
he was concerned anollt tho morniity Of Ge!1.
uastlui1's public lIfa is, Of euu,so. atnusux
enough. from TITO point Vt view. but It Shows
bcadna, whit t,osptrntc shifts tho Democrats
,nt+h 0ftnn
lyo t.,olr mud campaign agalnst tue ncpub.
icnn candldNte. 80
, 1880-10-09

I'liEHt WIN a larau Republican meeting
and HI imposing torchtlEht procession At nrid-
ford, Pa.. Inst night. Uay. ts0yt, Lseut.-3ov.
Stone, Glen. Heavier, mud Judges Williams and
Di.,stuu1 addressed tho tueatlux. lroat On.
thussaaul VIII manifest, bradford promises to
do tls duty bY tho party at Nutionai un!on. nf
tiuanciul honesty, and Ut honpst purpose, this
F,i1
, 1880-10-09

De l.EasEps rncentty announced at n meet-
ing OF the Frcrnh Acn,lumy Of Sciences TINT tito
operations for cnrtyInx on tho ranafna cannl
schctnc were fllly agreed m, and wore hbout to
bo begun under tho auspices OF Syndicate
composed Of the principal 1nunetary CONCERNS Ut
Europe md AneflcN.
, 1880-10-09

Ex-REnEr. officers In Washington aay open.
IS that they will got places Ia tho array" whou
{lanupck IL slcelel" Thls would bp strictly In
aecorda,lce with Tho Democratic policy which
Aas sought " roAuco tboartny and retire othoess,
~ that uN tho hzst scaxa shh vacancies might he
tjtlaN1 aQ11in. -,
, 1880-10-09

JOHN KELLY can't fur tho life Of him I'M
Rk,ne whut' ~ III. o Us" stAnds fur uness It lsA
s,uw k,ud Of bittora IIo thought OF sendlag u
caso Ut tho tluplo to ths Hnas ut 0averaor'a
Island, but 1s!anAs eAsae4sly eay!se1 bin to
whit uwhIlq.
, 1880-10-09

GEN. HANCOCK says II he wera President
10 would veto bills providing for tus pay-
.lent Ut Rebel alaitns. But what would hu
.lo about certain otlcr billap Would ha yetu
u bill for Reorganization 1T the Supreme
Cuult ln tlex interest of tho Democratic
, 1880-10-09

ALEXANDER MlrclELL, Of AIilwaukea
sends word " TAR TAlBpna that tho raport Ut
hta conversion TO tho Republican purity u "witt&
Out R4AdJw Ut 10uAlauen." III, MtehHl hA4
, 1880-10-09

colntica in tho ao,,thcrn part 1t tho alaso, whoro
tho Dntnourhts nrG In the minority. thor hnrn
boeu Cpnt1nt to carry. t6hlr incnl t!ckGt, and
htrB InrKoly rGfrn1nrd feu,n voting because nf
tho .suGpnseti ,trpuksfhilIty Ut cnrryiug thu
Etnte NJ 1T taa turthern counties, Wterc tho
fiEtnh,tcnnH hnyo large Iln9nrIty, sher0 hts
beGN still greater tfstnC1iMntion Nn the pHrt hf
neh oornt4 tn. ruso III. In Do ftAtl CsM1ltty. tor
instance. tftGr0 IL ono township Whoro four years
nXti mir hlftnFu Democratic yutc WIS cAat. ThcEo
ware plenty ri Democrats there. na ID Indicated
ty tho fncf TINT IN thAt vcty township tllby unW
hnvr Il DefnO1rntic club 0tlfnprlalltH urGr ninety
fnGtnbcra t?.. 1ta tho saill0 all 0seT tho 6tAto
A In ia carcfnt not to name tho township IN
no Kalb County, wilt sono ono inform TIM
TRIBUNE what It's nnnlo tar 1t mist 1c rcmnrk-
nblo community where of nfnpty DcnocrAto
vntars nny one went to the polls ut a rroatdcn.
tiRi elcctinnt HIT how docs this chap know
that " ~ QUO "a e0 p00 votes hnvo not been pulled
herotnforc - Tho voto cast In la7d pQrrosaaudod
quite closely to tho number uf attizons untitled
to v0tc. Tic gets bis 3d. O0u by reckoning aliens.
1t ID no1urtntis that the Domuosata wcrc far mare
enthusiastic for "T.1aon ami Reform" four
years ngo than tho Republicans wcso for Hayes
md Wheeler. and u decided nHlurfty Of these
citf20ns ncxfectlpR tn voto were Republicans.
Ttlden received 900 moro votes thnn Seymour,
for whom tho Democrats pitt forth thoir uttnpst
etrorts. Yot tho Republicans beat Tilden nJ0oo
mid slitl nat hnlf try. THIS tno they ate algotnK
10 tho polls and their majority viii not tall under
81, ,001 In tho State.
, 1880-10-09

thought that In consequence Of the great In
ceoase IN mall matter The Tost.Otlloo pepart-
mcnt uIli soon hnuotnn aoif.support!nT.
, 1880-10-09

Fun Tho year ending june 10. 1850. tic
jsslcs Ut poAtage. stataps. stamped cnyclopcs.
&nd psas s!-aaFJs aggregated IN value the snlu Of
x;s u1 III, Or per ceas tu1ro than for tho pre-
s.s,;:1 year. Thu rovenuc Ut tho ost'Otaoq NJ
parthleut luI,ttllIb tualuI} Oh these 8outcea. ~s
, 1880-10-09
FRESHMEN VOTING F6R HANCOCK AND
NEHitN EXnn1fa ftiT0 IEE NORTH


There IL lit tie minds Uf 4 ]Rrge body nt
voters In tho cities a1ld targe towns Of tho
North Nh ul.detlied. ulloxplafnatte. bit
nevertheless llInlovable prejudice ngainst |
tito negroes Of the South. Thousands Of |
these persons, h,alnly OF Celtic foreign birth.
Md all e>,Raged II, unskItlr.l lAbor. recognize
III tho rro-ssayesy Tendencies of tho Demo-
cratic party tile moro certain degradation Of |
tho negro, socially and politically, and they
propose to y0to fDr Hancock ul,icr the de-
lns1nn tlMt tho succcss of tic DaMucrntfc |
pnrty will III some WY benefit tho white |
la1orGrs Mt the Gust OF the black ONES. !
The negroes, from being slnves a'ld uhat-
tel property uf' tho ulIgarcty, ure now free
men. They are lnborers, alu lung lnnrcd 10
the performance Ut tho seyerest phystea! Toll. !
They are nRrlculturists, fully competent to
perform all tho work Of the farm; they have
furnished tho Southern States for century
with tho carpenters. hricklaycrs, ntasons,
blarksmiths. sfocmakers, and othcr work.
inGn OF the mechanical trades. They consti-
tuto IL uopulutl0n Of five millions, NIL Of them
-,ncn, women, md chllttren-tralnel to labor
from their earlles. years.
These people, as frecnetl, ask the prlri-
legcs Ut free citizens to lalur, receive tlIelr
wnRcs to hold and own property, a1ll tho
opportunity to exercise tho political rights Of
cilizesls, MI Mt tho Sout.,. This they aro now
practically dcnfed III all tho Gotten States.
Thu fact TINT there las been n Republican
President between them md their Qppressuss
Is ail that as kept aliyein tho llearls nf these
millions Of ncgroes tho lIoue that ut sUn!a
ti'ne tlley would hAyc IN while mans
chanco" III tho SotltIl to mako living aAtl
, 1880-10-09
DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS IN INDIANA.

iehNhureIs 4so"l uto 'n'Re e''ics "n'o eaut
atato "ltn even leofo po4aHess a'lu assl''.
ahce ana VIII lesa ea1o !ot co'icea'n'e,'s
|hafi tney a'a IN lo'o' A.t'os' evess tsa'"
uat ieases tne East loe 4''"'a''apo'!s N otu.R
lliE NUN III sQ'aas oi from tWe.tS u Unity
thtIattelth'la IS 'scon1r'ot'1he tne 'atRest nun"
oef ~ Fcleatcrs, DIV Ne" 1tFH' n"t',''u1t'
washington, Lo"lssi!'e' o' Lo"'s' Mu .h''
caso are also i"9mshtaR u1elf quotns M VI pi"e
asl,es nna prf'iesslohal tepeats1s -. ,, S.see1e
Of ihtaanapehs, hoeanspo1'' fors ~ "nyne,
0fA towns ana vll1ases nlt''fg t1e utio ni'et
ore swnrm!ng Viii tnese llipostea scouhoFe's
lloM uso "e''"' a1p' e'"n', "''u e"'ro"a -.
otnef cltlcs. "hose o1'iy 'n1ss'o7 ~ 1H"'a'"1
Il to yutu as often nS they Gun next Tuesday
NJ ,nxr,, 4hu Etn.n fnr tha ru.nocrnry
"'to e"4's a'o ,,, '"'e ~. ~ n,.,.ans +,
against the Will OF tho ci1lzens, Ill
hy the abarllee VI Ne91stfy lhW'
oVes A'oo' U, t..ese '".nk Na,'' '.,. ""ss -"
Tenuy hffNeu Iii LIS otAtet Ai'u " ~ a4luci.
s,oosl that nt 'rast 1909 1nt,re arc OIL ase way.
alM VIII pe PLACED octoFe "esuAs W "Ss's, w.
thu Democracy in atenti1X the election by all
tle neslCta A1o"H " ]ucac Ptu1eoo'e"@'' ~
1)eoturs.
Sn,nn detectives employed by tho Rcpnb~
tu.... r.,,..,tta.,> ..,of fh.,on sl1Int+,x
l'e''., o."s. 1oa'''''''to W ,ta., % ~ ,s,o
>" 1at l'os '"as -. p.ea 49,, sa.as,.r. t,,n.
Mu'ps!ses "'u a1es,s" 49, ~ 4.',,.. '.a,nss
.hesc ase ~ '!n"s 10 "'oo ,."s H. 49,. 'oo w
~ .,e ''te tn.a. rH W. ~, .,,
I!''"" " .''c'. u"m @ "o'.Tn. 1., s' ,',',,,na
"o hsans w wv nAs'e' Ivy wv u''r'ea'
anu pa" p5 pt'"taen. uen1'.auo '' ,'.."." ''"
ests, ne' ',aen ~ .ttu ~ ~,
~ "'o ,, GuM.1's u" posa' ..,',, % ~, ,s,s,"
'1.e'a " '',H,n ~. oa.nnM '.s'e'', ,.'.,.."a
u to Nh."'u"1 usa'los'uu s1Me. ~. .,'.. s
'cao lHe I a'ms s,.,..s 'sps A,.Tua 1v -, !,,,,a ~
une ~ uio 1'c"'o''"''e 0'u'' '"s'' - '''"
"e,p.l,a. ~. a ,,,u,,,,, ~, ,,a,,,r r,r,s
and TaittGrtive strctts, ThtIudtiIthhi: havo
bccn purchasing stSet r.s The @ trucks .asa Sso oil
n"a so,,n ~ H.. o}scs r".1o b,t Gst nnntsriai
..,,.,.. Wt!t1AM i: ilAEAuM.
eahuman Urn, ,s% suuo"a' ssrn% .na i'."or+
~ u''s , ~! ."'' a,'a ~ "a,as h., ,at ,,.oa
-. '',1 ia. ~, ,t,,,,af ,,.at t1na,'on
..o ~. ~ so se,',', ,s, ,sa"', ,,s.", t. ~"
Mn4e. .e,s. "o"au o..,.a% % ~ ta,.,,,'at. h"s,.
"'ep"'sn A"" po's"I" ~ .s".,a a.,, TO-,
tLteS. " HHt tEI His u AuG4l"sbtIhl"A %Hh oe AN'f
, 1880-10-09

TIE beat balance Democratic bookkeeping
cat, mike Ia this; -.
ID, ......:,..,. h@
Democratic debt. se9. OIL
And tho 0sJ.tem Ia wholly actltlQua,-a ca1npaign
fUIKury. - -
, 1880-10-09


Lake Front. opposite AdamA stresE Day q
1yeuinE.
, 1880-10-09


Nsntolph street, botwe1n Clark Knd Ia aSllo. En-.
esprn,cnt of Lawrence Harseta "1ailns C&sars
Afternoon and cvcuitx.
, 1880-10-09

conTST111AE CHAPTER, NO. q. Il. A. NJ
special Tonvoea.ion this Saturday eyontnf a. & ':o
Visiting curnplnsanf nrs Miws{s nes,inS' Hy pfseF
JOHN o, DlCKElIsuN, Secretary.