, 1880-10-12
wcrr, brought to tnKrnry ly tho ss'irtr. skin
ilIat, nns1 ilnhncn clttihrnnt. Etlpllsii, ING
]jo,nocrntio candidate fur tho Vicc-PreaI!uncy."

wcr, brought to t,rRdnry l,y tho sia'irnr. skin
ilI.t, nns1 'lnnnctnt cntihrnnt. Enpllsn. tnn
Tho Netp Toshtr Manufacturing t1nd), Il hmm.
ctnt raI>ur uf groat circulation, wrtns In ts lust
issue tho following. ''1llu fcoI!nE in tnpn:y 1td
financial crulea, which IN our last Issue wo ru-
portcL rs Encouraging AnA llncaAy. hla since
iwcnme mare buoyant md Eteatly bccnnso III
tbo improving p,lttcnl rrospocts for tl1o Rcpsib-
lcuu pnrty. To t,onve that a chal,He In cur
Administration wnud mot have II depressing In.
iucucc ,,pOt 6i,r National credit and tho gGcral
prosrcrlly Of tho country is downright nofs-
ecnse. Tho field of tlnanco Is for Mr. Hnncock
II Terra 1ncognito Ile necessarily must be ION
;ts ,s u !hs,e who o' ooeted Hs S"ps Sm e
e!llee and thee ,,s ro r., ony s1o
}ghnsisi S1%Sif feoling nronsho%s tSo eontry @ csn
only 10 perm1nunty strengthened by ~ victory
OF Tho Republicans. It Is tho kactrf1 duty Of
fowarl such Il result With all 4la aieana and liz
tlucnee.'
The AHzetgtr dts 1FtesseHs writes: "1n pollt-
Icnl lifo VT hear Rreat deal Of gold, md silver,
md drcehbneks. These thrce items form COM
epleuo.is planas IN political platforms. They
nominate candidates for ,hIgh oil!ces, nnt1 they
win or loso elections. l,ut whoever could l.nve
thought that tho modest md uipsotcndfng
nickel was destined 10 rlay slinllnr r0!a such
II actually tho case. howoYcr. III tho ben..tifut
City Of Louisyllo two Democratic asptranta for
Congressional honors-nnd Democratic
noullnntion for Congress ia tantamoint
to nn election thcro-ponotnded, in-
etcad Of uunrteltng aud wrnpglIng bcf,ru q nom;
wfbInS f ,ne e e. ill., y III n not x o
Or uaiches. lut thoy used the l1.alest md begr;
%s tc. ea ~na the oser pshsisc GnfoT
nn'sy 5Ss d', ~ ssy os yrk I S %e1s o
csntio nomination, instead Of basy Of gold md
wnets Of grseingns;ks, became p'1blis; NM
'niskei man inc iseal + Il, he bsd enIy psed
such IN nMtraso tte sovorcign people. .of i.otlIs.
willie eAnnot hnt will not atIillnft toi It ia tuo
rkc sa ama sna S so os!oaaa weaasaw e' tho lucky
The Illinois Stuata-Z Zefiung contains the fol-
lowing lender III relation to Mr. 1tichnrd Glcn-
thcr. thu Republican candidate for Congress III
tho Sixth District Of tho StAto Ut Wisconsin:
"In tho Sixth Congressional District ut tho
stato Of Wisconsin, whose population consists
chiefly Of Gerlnans, tho Republicans hayo notui-
nnicd Mr. Richard Gucnlher, OF Oshkosh, rs
their candidate for rho Lower aouse Ut Our
National Legislature. Ills Democratic oppo-
nent IL Uabo 1louc3t. who received two years ngo
14;AD votca, while his Republican opponent, Mr..
Jones, received 1l.7aS, and tho 0reenbaek
candidate 6,144 votos. Gucnthor's prospects,
therefore, arc not very brillnnt. but they enn
be considered encouraging for tho following
rcasnnB: a. Mr.. Guenthor Is extremely popllnr
III hia district. Twice 10 was elected to tho
office 1T stnic Trensurcr, and on 10th occnslols
be received grcAter majority. BY, seycrnl
thousands tsllln tic CaEslf1atD8 for tho other
StHtc olllccs On tho Banp ticket. This Rrot,tcr
n!stnofr of Sotes W,ls c!st ipr hlm ~ tue
ien reeord Us staie oicer: il c % Is IN enerxotio en-
and nble tnnn. while his opponent, unhe l3urck,
has. by bis wooasi, INDECENT. and luzy IehnvIor III
fynssocatcs. ~ Thu roiticli ciirrcnt Ia Wiscon-
Al nov runs aE.!n 4, tGo itcpnbl!eau claancl.
tIuu Of the Democratic ,1aJorlty In Congress On
tho subject OF the NItionnl Election laws, in
W,'e!, IIonok. ps.,s.r: and nragF; tho three
d ieHthor is sound an al 1a!!cl;ii questions,
satue questions. Fms nude himself oblexfo.s 10
nErsal many sensle DsmoErats;; IN % aMentaer
~ M Mure ta Y M,aisn .S for insk 9n spc,.k9s
pnpcrs or Wisconsin aro doing u! II tl!oir rowcr
10 drive tho pcnocrntio QertnAns Init Gucnthor's
to say tic following: ii W. rcnd tho nrticlos
published by tho Democratic American press OF
Ms;unsI xals 4 t., aSsnther @ ". Eo ,,yn!9nas
dur!ug tho ycaEs lB5t aud 1861: Guentler's chIuf
crime consists. aecordna 10 their cp!n!on; II 10.
. mtitehtnnn.' These ijc,uocratIp papUrs nro
! tculntng with know-E Eottlnx stlrs nllt in,,cf-
does thrown ut 1ucntbcr's hcnd. suct, US !eer-
burger: Dutch ,a saussgc: Dutch sanerkraut, etc,
ther aone. but all tho oortunns Hut there ia une
Democratic German paper III wisconsin hn1lest
e,ln!iKla to pr1tess axatst gnot Infamous I?rmn:
NJ Appleton, In tho Sixth Congressional District.
This pnpor writes as follos's. 'AE. uuonther
Ss s 3ie ny sise o ncsoHt q these
qnct'cc. cons!dcriu9 tho solrco from wtence
ponent ot 3ir. 0uonthor, hut, by writing tllta
apISioa. 81: dnenther1 10 i Scientific, edaented ]
uertnnu+ whuse excellent character IB lel1nowl-
edged and praised by all PARTIES. rs tho pro-
RrsaF RPsa e @ eooSaxco and ut e.eoa e1'sa q
poEticni career 10 las demonstrated
that he is q tnAn Of honor and Il very cMpAblp
s 9ssf y ri dio rs xsYa s ss he . %
would prove. II elected, to be IN eseul'cnt rep.
iesentativo of our district in tho Congress Of
tho UnLted states. Such outrageous Y artlglcs are
man element of Tho United Btatos.' Tho proper
punishment which tho German Dolnoorats Of
Mt 1o hsap to sssH sc4syy
party nssocatos would be to vote 70 a man for
luehthsr, nna thus rcsol,t the low.tlnnE insults
heape4 upon hita beeausS u ats .,ntiontty. and
must. under no circumstances, be q 1erman
Know Nothing, but tho time hna ntssctl when he
ncrf, TO toletntu Know Nothingism on tho part Ut
tho AnRlo. o.AmeEcnns.'
THE WEATHER. ..
0FY4cE or TIE CHIEF SIQaAL OPr1uEn, WAsn-
ikuToN, D. O.. Oct. l2-l II. m-For Tennessee