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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-24

VIETTA. Sept. 24.-A Despatch from
Cettinje announces that Admiral Seymour
has arrived there. The commander 10
chief of the Montenegrin force. which is &c
operate against Duleigno. has arrived al
Saturman to hold q conference with
Admiral Seymour.
r VATTA, Sept. 24.-Goshen the British
ambassador to Constantinopie, in the
name of all the powers. officially informed
theaportesof MISREPRESENTATION efVice Admir-
al Seymour ultimation toNisa Pasha.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-24

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.TELEGRaAP.H.IC.
To-Dav,,s Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The French Cabinet,

LONDON. Sept. PA Paris dispatch
says at a meeting of the cabinet council.
st. Hiliar desired to postpone the Domi-
nation of under secretary of foreign affairs.
President Grevy announced he would 60
TO the country to-day.
s gen ENGLAND 8 81 e G7:s 81
LONDON, Sept. PA half million dol
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United States to-day. 6#..H oEG1.
William j. Taylor g.. CO.. New Castle
on Tyne. insurance brokers, failed; habil
tiles. Ell ,250
PARIS. Sept. 24-The Repsa6lique
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preston OF non-authorized orders. compul-
sorry and gratuitious, secular primary edu-
cation. and a series of reforms 10 the
magistracy. the necessity for which is
again demonstrated by the pro clerical
DEMONSTRATIONS at Poitiers and Anglers.
The foreign policy of the ministry is hon.
orable peace. sseh rs BELTS one of the
leading powers of the world.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
THE PIVOTAL STATE.
What of New York With Seymour as "a ca
didate?

What of New York With Seymour as "a Cam
didate?
The New York Herald, discussing the
presidential question and the proposed &C
tlon of New York, Gays:
We are, therefore, warranted in assuming
that New York. which, by universal conces.
sion, is the pivotal State, the deciding State.
is, and for the present remains, a doubtful
State. it would be better for the Republi-
cans TO carry it in the ordinary manner
than TO have recourse to a desperate grab
game, especially as the electoral votes will
be cOunte by a Congress of which the Dem
ocrats have a majority in both Houses.
New York is a doubtful State. Whether
the Republicans can carry 1t with any candi-
date, even the strongest they could nomi-
nate, depends OF the wisdom or folly of the
Democrats in selecting their standard bear
ers. Against Mr.. Tilden almost any popular
Republican candidate would have reasons-
bic hopes. But suppose the Democratic
candidate should be Horatio Seymour? We
do not iD the least doubt the sincerity of
Mr.. Seymour's reluctance; but there is q
growing conviction in the Democratic party
that be ought to be its candidate. So strong
apressure may be brought to bear upon him
hat be will be compelled to yield. He is
the most popular and respected Democrat in
the State of New York, and the most popular
and respected Demoeratin the United States.
Ii he could be pre- vailed on TO be the candi
date the whole face of the situation would
be changed. He would reunite the Demo-
cratic party of the State thoroughly and
heartily. and would arouse a fervor OF spon-
taneous enthusiasm which would electrlfy
the Democratic party. Whatever may be
thought of Mr.. ymour by Republicans, he
is unquestionably the most popular, the
most beloved, the most venerated citi-
zen of the Democratic party, especially in
the State of New York, where he is so we'll
know and so highly hOnOred. The Demo
cratic party would go wild and crazy in its
loving enthusiasm for such a candidate If he
would but consent 10 run. Now, suppOsing
the ardent Democratic hopes to be realized,
what chance Won the Republicans have of
carrying New York and elecung the presi-
dent? What Republican candidate that
could be pitted against Mr.. Seymour could
have any hope of carrying New York, this
doubtful and pivotal State?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
WHAT Is IT

Is the Cincinnati Enquirer 2 Democratic
newspaperS-Cincinnati Commercial.
Well, let US look at it a little. First, is the
Enquirer Democratic? Its accredited repre-
sentative here puts a mai into the Insane
Asylum &c manufacture some sensational
items ostensibly to be used in the Enquirer
"a matters Of new He ''consUlts,' accord.
ing 70 his OVID statement. with the chairman
of the Republican State Central committee
and a party BY the name of Dudley, who, in
addition tc his duties as United States mar
shal for the State Of Indiana, dabblss in dirty
work for the Republican party. What doss
this agent Of the Enquirer consult about?
Is il regarding the USE 10 be made OF the
discoveries which the Insane Asylum spy
makes for the advancement Of the EnquIrero or
the Radical party There is only one answer.
1t is for the use OF the Radical party. Is IL
probable that M. Jim Woodland, ''Jay.
hawkeI.'' would consult with two leading
Radicals as to the character of the news
which should go into the Enquirer if it
were not 70 the decided advantage of Radi-
calism2 Therefore we are safe in the con-
clusion that the consultation was altogether
in the interests Of Indiana Radicalism, or
else "Jayhswker'' is a fool, and we do not
believe he is by q long shot. Now, is the
Enquirer q Democratic paper, which allows
it agent, under ~pretense OF getting up
news for the paper. aids the Radical man
ayers of Indiana in manufacturing political
capital against the Democratic party?
Secondly, is the Enquirer an energetic.
live paper, il it allows two other papers to
scoop in, and publish a full day in advance
an entire account Of the lies ana misrepre-
sensations, saioh It paid for and afterward
published?
Itlooks tom our standpoint that the En-
quirer is neither Democratic, nor is 1t q
newspaper. q was 'scoopedr badly, either
by Jim Woodard or two Indianapolis papers,
or by FL. In one branch of newspaper
scrivity ve give IL the red ribbon, and that
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28

Praying for Help From Some Direction
Intense Suffering.
The Independence Kansan gives a graphic
account of the misery and suffering among
the negroes who have emlgrated 10 that
State. During the recent severe weather
many Of the poor people have had their
feet and fingers frozen. Children of q
Southern cline, they camei in numbers from
% to 80, almost daily-in poverty and in
rags-snd before they can be sheltered suf-
fer greatly. The same might be said Of
those a are constantly arriving In our
city, who suffer untold miseries. which have
been mentioned in the Sentinel time and
again.
BEG some for us, If possible, and send il
speedily. We must build a hospital i'm
medistely il We can get lumber. Rhe una
tism, pneumonia. coughs, dyseutery and
measles are among them" is the language
OF o lady philanthropist OF Topeka, Kas..
70 q friend In Chicago. The Kanssn adds:
The managers of the exodus are continually
assuring the Ignorant blacks In the South that
their brethren In Kansas are ''all self-support-
ing, ell doing well. all comfortable, contented
and happy in the promised land - the object
being, OF course, TO stimulate further emigra-
ton in the same direction. Yet at the same
time that these outrageous lies are put forth,
JHc OhicdSO papers are ldh Oi dppSalS 10 the
charitable in behalf of the suffering colored
people in Kansas.
Ifthese poor negroes had been driven out of
their Southern home into this terrible want
and suffering, what a howl of wrath and in
dignaIioD would have come from Republican
threats. Neither before, during, nor since the
war; at no time since the first ship load OF
Africans landed on the American soil, have
nc groes endured what they are now enduring
in Kansas. The fictitious miseIies depicted in
"Uncle Toms Cabin fade into insigDihcance
when compared with the grim relatives de.
scribed above. Even the lively imagination
OF Mrs. stowe could find no such material to
work upon though she ransacked the South
from Virginia TO Texas for the choicest "hor-
+, rs of slavery" The so-called "enemies of
the negro" are not responsible for this
wretche0 condition of things. 1t il his
friends, his Republican friends, who have
temp ed him into this t~nhospitable region
to suffer, starve and die; and the responsibility
OF the deadly deception must rest upon Re-
publican shoulders.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28

drawn one of the large pr,zoa Iuv Infee
large prizes were SO, 600, $I0,O 0s and s., 900.
respectively. Mr.. Albecker explained that
Mr.. Zapp owned half the ticket. and the
news was carried TO that gentlemen and then
spread over town. Although il was moi
known that a prize had bsen drawn. they
were both considerably looseDed up about
the shoulders by vigorous hand shaking. All
the afternoon they remained in uneasy
suspense.
Last night at 5 O'Clock Messrs. Patsison &
Brown received a dispatch giving the three
prize drawings as follows:
$50. 600. No. 81. 745 cold in Evansville.
$40 900, No. 10 nc, sold in New York,
5000, No. g. $40, not placed.
This settled the anxiety, and Messrs. Al
becker and Iapp were immediately
moved upon as persons who were the owners
OF s. 800 each IN clear. clean cash. Holding
only half the Iicket, they can claim only
half the prize. They were naturally in n
good buInor over the freak OF luck.
Mr.. Zspp said. when asked what ne was
going TO do, thas he would hrst pay every
debt he owed in the world, tx up his house,
move into it and emile complacently on life.
Mr.. Lspp's resolution was greatly applauded
IN some quarters, while others held that even
such a turn of luck did not justify him in
setting up a precedent in the wsy OF paying
debts, which would entail serious oppression.
perhaps, on others who had their debts on
ice.
Mr.. Albecker takes it all very Quietly. He
has been there before. He has sshit'' the
same lottery a score of times, ali the way
from So to 5000, and the edge of appreciation
is dulled. -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
A FEW PLAIN WORDS.

The economical administration of our
Asylum boards has caused the Republican
managers 10 take desperate measures to
countersct the influence 1t mustlhave upon
the public mind. In this work they have q
willing ally in a protessed Democratic paper
published in Cincinnati, but largely cIrcu-
lated in this State. The Cincinnati En-
quirer-for such is the journals name
employs none but Republican correspond
ents, and gets no news from Indiana but
such as has been run through a Republican
sieve. In the Enquirer of yesterday it
correspondent here dishes up q column and
a half of falsehoods and SANDER against the
Democratic party, which, however, was but
& repetition of the nausesting stuff given
the public the day before by the Journal of
this city. The purpose of these on
slaughts by the Enquirer : and
the Journal is to destroy the
confidence OF the people in the management
of our benevolent institutions, and thereby
weaken the Democratic party in the State.
The author and utterer of these calumnies is
a radical Republican OF the most virulent
type, and although ne writes for q professed
Democratic paper, his partisan malignity is
plainly apparent. He took into his conf
dence John c. New, chairman of the Repub.
lican Central committee, and United States
Marshal Dudley, and the united wisdom OF
the trlumvirate eliminated in the employ
ment of one as 8 spy, who had given evil
dence OF the fitness for the work by selling
his manhood for 80 pieces OF silver. The
spy and his hackers sought to blacken the
character OF the men who are charged with
the management of the Asylum, and at the
same time to give the Democratic party q
stab in its most vital part; but the testimony
we gave the public yesterday will cause
this well-laid plan of the conspirators to
come to naught. The public win learn from
il that the charges of the Enquirer
and the Journal are base fabrications, and
worthy of the well-known reputation OF the
monumental liar of the nineteenth century.
Chairman New, Marshal Dudley, and the
''Jsyhawker." of the Enquirer. will have to
invent some better plan TO destroy the Demo-
cratic party of Indiana, or il will be tri.
umpbant next fall in spite of lying charges
against our benevolent institutions and the
votes of imported pauper negroes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
GOOD LUCK.
Two Evsnsyiliians 'SHit' tire Louisiana
Lottery Capital Prize-But They Hit
IL With "a Half Ticket.

Two Evsnsviliians Hit tire Louisiana
Lottery Capital Prize-But They Hit
it With Il Half Ticket.
Evansville, Hnd.,1 Journal, January H.
Last Monday morning Messrs. John AL
Deeker and Vim. Z4pp concluded to invest in
the regular monthly .~drawingtof theL Louisiana
Lottery, and TO this end they purchased OF
the agents here, MessIs. Brown and PattisoD,
20 half tickets one Of these halves was
No 81, rs, and last night both OF them were
kicking themselves because they did not
take the whole ticket.
Yesterday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. a tele-
gram came to the agents from New Orleans,
where the drawing was proceeding. which
said:
NEW Jan. IL.
Have you so1d hsls-ticket ffty-one seventy
fOrty-aves
Mr.. Albecker, who held the ticket above,
was hunted up aud shown the telegram. His
ticket was 81, 745, and then 1t was seen that
the telegraph operator had made an error in
transmitting the number. They hurried to
the Western Union Office and had the mees-
age repeated. Instead Of f~fty-one seventy
forty-five came the number ffty-one seven
iorty-five.
"Well, by Georgel" was Mr.. Albscker's
slightly profane exclamation.
Still there was no explanation of the dis
pstch. and il was only to be inferred from
the inquiry about the number that 1t had
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
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is a wonderful knsck for gathering in all the
rapes, seductions and bastardies which occur
in Ohio, indiana, Illinois and kentucky. 1t
hears Of them early, and spreads them outin
coarse and vulgar Language, far in advance
of all other Western papers, unless, perhaps,
it be the Chicago Times. Between the two
it is nip and tuck for this choice and refined
class of literature.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28

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the Natlonsl Emmigrnant Aiaa .ocistzL. ts.tiasd

inc NHuouhI EmlgrHnt Aiu b0clety, te8tlIleu
yesterday before the committee that at one
OF the first meetings Of the aid society a
speech was made that negroes should be sent 10
Ladiaseu, because Il ,cas q doubtful iSdt. No
one made any objection, except himself. He
Withdrew from the society because, he said,
THE ENoDUs WAS ro Br USED POLITICALLY.
Now, Mr.. Journal, this does look like "a
political plot. does it not2. kkN
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
III PRESIDENCY.
Seymour and English.

Seymour and English.
charlotte IN. c. Observer
We propose to day to name two men
whose lives, characters n services stand
out In such bold prominence as TO mark
nominated will lead Us 10 victory. They are
HORATIo SEYMOUR,
OF New York,
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH,
of Indiana,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
With this ticket the Democracy of the
nation can win, because il will deserve 10
win. Both men are comparatively out OF
politics now, because they have not been
willing TO enter the political hastings and
scramble for party fsyors, but both, il nomi
mated, will bring into the campaign records
and characters that will prove invincible at
the grand assiZe. o stain has ever tarnlshed
the political or personal escutcheon OF
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enemies, conspicuous exemplars of Ameri-
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Their characters are beacon lights amid
the gloom of political corruption which has
beclouded American politics for the past
few decades, which serves TO point them out
rs a vindication of truth, honor. incorTupti-
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not been and they can not be t%ruthfully as
sailed, and If elected they will bring into
the upper councils of the affairs OF the ma
ion Iipe experience and sound discretion,
which can not fail to leave its impress.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-01-28
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NOTHING could be more ridiculous than the
course thus far of Senator Voorhees, exodus
Investigation or more disappointing to his
expectations. OF course he hoped aud ex-
pected TO prove a political plot, a Republican
cOnspiracy.-J0urnal.
Not SO fast Suppose you read some of
the evidence which came over the wires last
night. Charles N. o ny. a colored man, and
the editor OF the Argus, and a founder Of
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