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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
KEEP II TIE YORK.

Two weeks only remain before the election
They ought to be two weeks OF such con-
slant. hard and organized work that the effect
Will be clearly apparent in the size OF General
Garfeld's majority.
Ii is pleasant to rejoice over the signal vic
tory in the West. The laugh we have had
has been wholesome and justiiiable. The great
duty now is to keep the enemy in flight. We
believe they are thoroughly demOra!ized, and
cannot pull themselves together in the brief
time remaining before the decisive bat
tle. They certainly cannot if we keep
"pushing things" The worst blow that
we can DOW give the Democrats is to show
them that we have not given up working,
have not sat down in fanced security to
laugh over their discontinue.
There Is a suspicious unanimlty in the
talk of the Democrats of this city
and Brooklyn that their opponents have
the advantage Of them, and in their
FREQUENT concessions that they can hardly
hope to defeat Garfield. 1t is a favor
lite trick of the Democrats to lull u
into q feeling of security. They tried it with
success in Maine, but they aroused us in Ohio
and Indiana. II is not uncommon now III
Brooklyn and New-York where they are
concentrating their energies since with
ont an enormous vote in these two cities
they cannot succeed anywhere, to
hear wcll-known Democrats openly admit
that the Indiana boom" will give
this State to Garfield. The Tammany Cen
cral Committeeman without exception, at
their last meeting, held for the first time in
its history without closed doors, talked openly
of the heavy registration in districts
that always 20 Republican. These adnis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
r,yr TIRJTF CIPDo CIJuP. nGN.


II is n mistake to suppose if any do, that
the sudden uprising of popular sentiment upon
tine tariff has been the work Of the politicians.
So far as there has been any campaign upon
the SUI ie-t, it has been the work OF men out
side OF politcs-emp0yers and worklngmen
alike. Naturally the leading part has been
taken by the manufacturers whose interests
were threatened by the Democratic policy.
They have aimed to influence chiefly their
skilled woriiingmcn whose wages were to be
affected by its adoption. There has been no
concert of action among the manufacturers
except that which naturally grew out OF an
interchange of what have come to be called
"tariff cards. issued by various firms and
addressed to the reason of their laborers. The
latter have been in no sense "bulld0zed.p
They have been shown that any tamperng or
threat to tamper with the tariff unsettles
trade by the hesitation OF manufacturers to
enlarge works, by the running OF some fac
tories on "half time" and by the falling off
in orders mt one time in fear Of HancOcks
election. They have been shown by simple
figures that the difference between the pau
per wages of Europe aud their own fair
wages here is maintained chiefly by the tariff
and the prosperity it has brought. They
see that any reduction of the tariff
must. as a first consequence reduce their
wages proportionately and that reduction
TO anything approaching the ante-bellum
tariff. when the South ruled, as it hopes
to rule again, would shut up the
factories and shut out the workmen.
These are potent arguments, which even the
most supplemented and preudiced can APP
preciate And the skilled woIkmen of
America are by no means supplemented.
They are not mere ignorant laborers, but in
telligent and thinking men ; and it is evident
from the testimony we have gathered, and
which we publish elsewhere, that they have
been set to thinking-and acting, too.
The Democratic leaders have at last re-
cognized that this "tartf card campaign is
greatly damaging them in this and adjoining
States Mr.. Kelly has been moved to utter
ance on the subject The World pours out the
walls of its wrath upon the heads of employers
who "unduly influence the votes of their
workingmen," as if arguing with a man
was equivalent to punching his head ; and
there is general disposition of the Demo-
Gratis to cry out, Budozingw But it will
be found, if the evidence is examined, that
tins bulldozng" is largely done by Demo-
Gratis who are forced to oppose the party on
the tarif question rs a policy destructive to
their prosperity. Let them go on with the
cry. and talk of " black lists" once more The
array when made up will be OF names
honored in Democratic councils in the past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
GENERAL NOTES.

New-Oalcans is threatened with n Celestial
INVASION Ten thousand Cinnamon are said to be plan
ming 4 descent upon the cry from Cuba. An agent re-
Gently has received orders from twenty planters Tor
iab0rcrs OF this class.
1t seems that Count de Chambord did not
ask the Pope t. erol the name OF Louis XVI among
those OF the martyrs the Faith, but he paid for the
printing. The tact is that certain French preates took
the initiative in collecting IL cumcnts ON the strength OF
which tuey might lay before the Congregation OF Rites
the unfortunate Kings claims TO beatdcauon TIE
Count d. ChambOrl, when appealed TO on the subjccp
offered TO bear the expenses attendant collecting the
documents, aud also thOse incurred ia proceeding Win
the " cause " before tic Congree 'tlOn.
Among the features of the programme OF
the Government policy recently conGled by General
MeKoa to editors of the Russian periodical press was
this: Liberty discuss the various measures and or
dnauces OF Government bat with the condition THAI
shall not agitate the public mind with It's iilusory
dreams" This point was plainly declared by General
ekon Ieer certain org insisting on the n.ces-
s,ty Of the participation Of society in legislative aai
administrative duties such plan, whether fasa.
nned af,cr he mode of the representative chambers
Of Europe the ancient Russian local assemblies does
not enter INTO tle present aouiatous OF the Govern
mCEt
A woman has carried her point in the United
States Courts judge Lowell has reudc decision IN
Boston in favor Of Helen N. Macdonald in her suit
against John Shepard. The contest was waged over a
s;rp OF Waterproof material which Is designed DO
sewed the bot OF ladys dress 10 protect II from
moisture and dirt The history OF the litigation mp TO
tue present point has been interesting and somewhat
unusual has also attracted considerable public ~
tention from time time. sympathy foe Mss Mae
donald in her struggle obtain what believed to he
her lights has manifested itself !De feature that makes
the history particularly interesting l. that Miss Mac
donald has conducted much q; The case herself eNauin
lug the witnesses aud even arguing before The courts
While congregation Of 800 persons was
leaving an upper room IA which the thd had been
concluded near Manchester. England fortnight ago,
one Of the beams running from wal TO wall collapsed
large portion OF the door gave way, precpiia;ing
eighty or a hundred persons into the scho)lroom be-
meath. distance of nearly twenty feet. woman died
directly after being recovered from the ruins, aud
twenty other persons conveyed 10 the lnhrmaiy
five OK six Of them havllg fractured legs. There beng
only one way egress frcm tue rOOm those IN thae
part of the cburch nearest the altar had 10 be rescued
through tie windows by means OF ladders. sub>equent
examination showed tnat the accident occurred through
the giving way Or an iron column supporting the BEAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF FISK AND HATCH,

No. 8 NAssAU.sT.,}
YORK, oct X 1880.
We are receiving of nGurv as TO the terms
On which We receive deposit Of Banks Bankers
Business Firms and Individuals mad 1t necessary in
order 10 save clerical labor in replying each separately in
manuscript TO Circular to the general information
" those who may open accounts with private
banking house In this city.
We are prepared mentioned below 10 receive
the accounts responsible parties IN good standings
Except In the ease Banks or other well
known Corporations. of individuals or firms whose
character standing already known 10 u.s. we re-
qure satisfactory references before opening an acconn
allow interest al the rate Of pof cent per annum on
tic average mOnthy balances. when the same anonnt
TO 81 OoO or over On accounts averaging less than
$1,000 Tor the month VIC allow no interest
We render accounts current interest Above
the last day OF each month.
For part k,epns regular deposit accounts with ms we
collect and credit United aroad and other Con
pons and dividends payable THIS ely. without charge
make careful inquines the best Information We
can obtain respecting Investments or other matters OF
financial them and IN general serve their in
teresis 10 any which can be Of use to them n
our line OF business
no, discount or buy paper bat at all
times prepared mako advances TO somers and cor
Respondent; bonds or other first class
and marketable securities
All deposits az subject Check sigb' without notice
One Of our firm is a member Of tho NcwiOrs Stock FIX
change ana we gave particular to orders by mail
telegraph or pers purchase sale on Commits
SION Of Investment Bonds stocks
We continue to buy and sell without Commission all
suos and denominations Of Uno states Bonds, for
Rate delivery, al carrent market rates
Very respectfully,
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
I'D 4 1" Y0TNG TOTER.D

"Bumphousness is so common foible
among the amateur politicians of the rising
Generation that the modcsty and seriousness
of the following letter commend 1t to layor-
able notice:
TO the Edttor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR; cast ny frat vote for Tden u few months after
leaving college Then and two years later voted for
Democratic Congressman. voted In that way because
/ had vague idea that the general interests of
The country would be promoted by change
Of administration, which would put the political
parties fairly abreast OF each Other Our Pro
iesorof History used 10 tell us about The advantages OF
The alternative action OF polItca. parties Ia England
France and other countries. Tho English precedent
seemed to me OF great value. faHcicd That success
would give the Democrats an opportunity for political
development. and that defeat would be wholesome DIS
cipne for the Republicans. thought that cur politics
had been too onesded aud that change OF dmalstra-
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gnhsr 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

lrvsrSINTs- Sd POGr-- Ct oomnn.
ANNoUNCEMTNTs-Sh Pdse-4;h column.
Autumn RFsO2TS-3S Page-5th column. -. -.
BANNING HoUsEs AND BANKERS IN Fs0c-o'n co'u''"'
BOARD AMP i.OoNs-3d fGGe-3d torlnh
BUSINESS NoTICEs-4h PGGe-lst column
CoRroRATioN NOTICES Sd Pa0e-4th COLUMN
DANCING ACApEMIEs-6h PGGe-3i coHnh
DlvlptNn NoTCfs-7H PG1e-6th -"ian'"'
DRESS MAKING-36 PGge-5tn column
DRY GooDs-3d PdQe-lth ana oth eo'u''"'S
ExCuRsioNs- Sd PGJe-6ta COUNT 49, ,
llNANClll-7M Face An. 5tb aaN ON csiuhlhs"
CRAPS AND FLINDERS Sd PG0t-4,n rnlu,nh
,NsrDtCrIo.- On Pdsc-lst I'd ana 81 columns.
INsURANCE-1M PdGs-6th column.
LAW sCrooLs-6th fd1c-3d column ~
IpcAI NorlCFs-7M PGJe-6th column.
MARRIAGES AND DEATus-5h Pdge-ith column
M,NlNG-6m Page GA cOluIxu. , ,
M,srrJ,, SrsrsD sM Page-4th. 5th and 9Th columns.
NV rURJIC.TIoSs- 6h Ps0r-lst "Oiu an
OCEAN STEAMEEs-3d Pdge-5th column.
IoIlTIcAI NoTIcrs-5W IdOe-5th ana 6th coinmhS
FroroslIs-3d rost-6th "otuHp-
MAJ fsTATh-; Sd PGGe-2d coumu -, ,
sl1r11IoSs w,>r.l-MALEs-3d Pdse-3i column;
FEMAIEs- 81 Pa 9Th rolumE.
errcIlr NoTICs.- 5ft PGOs-6;h .oE,nn - as,
srEAMsoArs AND RAILROADS.&C. Pdgc-3d ana AIN
columns.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
A LITTLE FRANK TALK.

1t is too plain for argument that II Northern
Repubncauism attests IA lodged eumity against JUG
sonth tnen In like manner Southern Democracy eNinees
seated detcstaton Of The North ana Is further SER
evident that as the expression OF Southern Democracy
il strongef and emphatic than that or NOfthen
50, II these expressions indicate tno
feeling of eacu section 10 &c Other the south II CON
v,rted of tne greater degree OF bitterness tOntIas'
Nortnrrn elections with Southern. Look at Maiue.
Indilna and even ONO. Ay look AZ every one Oh tuo
North.rn States aud compare thor Republican nUon.
t,ss with me ID .mocratic maorieS IN tue southern
states In such comparison the Northern kepnoiiean
evidences OF hate toward the SOUTH @ NJ
oitcancs bese tle Southern Democratic testimony I"
raucor against the Norm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

The encouragement and protection of homo
labor may seem small matter to MaiOrGencral wac
has life draft upon the Treasury but IL is hfe and
death matter with the millions OF WOtkulen WHO deleai
upon their labor for Their bread. Whit they coyct u
plenty OF work and good WAGES. Ths Is secured u
Them by protective tariff Albany Journal tRcpD
We have perused General Hancock's letter
the tarih As understand II, re agrofs WIN ile
platform which he stands. lie believes IN tru Tor
revenue only" The industrial interests OF mis- country,
preerring prosperity rum. DO not. That's tins point
General Hancoek-l Boston Transcript tEcpJ
Mr.. Barnum gave the Indiana canvass bis
personal super, lsiUn. and his e&pols IN COnncccut,
aud the well known skill he has attained ~ using all tue
lattpr-day devices tor carrying elections, leave no rdOh
for Oubt that the defeat Oi hts party not due 10 a
lack money hihdcTng scrupios ON his part bOs
ton Herald (lull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
BEN HILL TELLS WHO DID IT.

An Audhd i6d.l SPtetds 70 f"e Ntn-0 tedhs .'"'s
Georgia Is Ill state oil polltical eNcitemehl,
caused by the results IN ONO and udlua Al - senrf
ally considered that Doth states have gone Republican,
which settles the Presidential pr, spects 81 llaueO,N
Senator l Just from NeNlolk. says that Bay yard ava
Hampton responsible Tor TIE loss OF lnuliid. "
tmhk" said he, " that Hampl0n's speech at etauniou
Va, In which the South Carolina senator s1ld an
here principles Tor watch Lee aud Jackson
died. was very mpoliiic Hampton Is 10 POLITICIAN avg
ne should never he allowed 70 open his mouth BAY ara
New York speech dcuOuIcing tho GroeDblokers, was
also an untor innate EFFORT II drove Indiana uieci,
backers away from the Democrats wboh they weule
have been with our party IN the great slgugse
ae speech had been made. The speeches oi BN4iu
and Hampton were mailed to every portion OF Indiana
nud believe that those two gentemen were the cause
of the Denocrats losing that state"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
YnrR RINGER NAILs AND FEET.
4Ssao.2lork Us,ilu GxibWase.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1880.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN.-A large meeting of Irishmen was hcld
in Bradfor, on Saturday. - Admiral Seymour
proposes that diplomatic agents instead OF naval
officers shall supery Use the surrender of Dulcigno.
- President Diaz reports that railroad building
is making satisfactory progress in Mexico.
CITY AND SuBURBAN.-Gcneral Grant arrived in
Eew.York yesterday and attended DR.. Newmans
church. -. John !. Davenport wrote letter
asking Mr. Kelly for evidence OF colonization OF
voters in this city. - Mr.. Beccher preached on
Pears and their Remedies" and Mr.. Collycr
talked about Mr.. Moody. - meeting in the
cause of free churches was held III the Church of
the Holy Communion. - T. II. Tbblos and
Bright Eyes made addresses at the First Reformed
Episcopal Church.
DoMRsTIC.-The National Association of Local
Preachers of toe Methodist Episcopal Church began
the celebration OF their twen yiifth anniversary IN
Baltimore Yesterday. - There Is keen rivalry
between railroad agents in Chicago. 60 The
official reports at Washington discredit the Demo
cratic claim that General Hancock was
the hero of Gettysburg. - 1t is
alleged that attempts made at Indian
apols to falsify dates in tho interest of English, to
break the force OF the recent exposures. - Two
persons were killed and several were severely in
inred by the bursting Of boiler in Massion, Ohio
Friday 80 conflict between the Utes and the
United States troops seems imminent. -
great snow and wind storm in the Northwest de-
layed trans and caused the loss Of several lives
the lakes.
THg WEATHER-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate clear or fair and colder weather. Their
nomeler yesterdays Highest, 81; lowest 40 ;
1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

sions are intended to deceive. MIR.
Schell's retirement as Tammany's candidate
for Mayor as q preliminary to securing mar
monious action Of all Democrats, was effected
on Saturday evening with candor and OPEN
ness well calculated to lead us to say, they
" give it up"
1t is true that the Republicans are register
ing strongly in both cities; and that many
Democrats have failed TO register. We know
that not only from the Tammany confessions
but from our own local managers reports IL
is clear that many Democrats who have reg
istered will vote with us on the tariff question.
Ii is beyond doubt that we shall reap large
benefit from the recent successes IN the west.
The Republican candidates may poll SO,OOO
votes in Newly ork County, but it will not so
astonish Mr.. Kelly if we cease to work be-
tween now and election day. The party
has never been so well organized In
this vicinity as at this moment; it
is well directed too, and is enthu-
siastic; but organization and direction
and enthusiasm must be supplemented
by earnest work in registering and polling our
vote if we wish to reap the full measure OF
success. The remaining days for registration
ought to give the Tammany Commit &c still
greater cause for discomfort They know what
they are themselves doing; and consequently
they know what success we are having. IL IS
important, above all things, that the registra-
ton OF to-day in Brooklyn, and of Friday and
Saturday next in this city, should show them
that we have not merely sat down to crow
over Indiana.
Especially ought the work of the merchants
and manufacturers in this State and in Con-
necticut and New-Jcr sey, in educating their
the tariff question, to lie kept up
until the workshops are closed the night
before election. 1t is proving most effective
campaign work. Aud it is of the utmost I'M
pOrtance that the Aspinwal organization for
bringing voters to the polls should have the
active aid of numbers of young merchants
and merchants clerks, and plenty OF the
money of our manufacturers whose fight
this is Every Republican in the city
can be brought to the polls by
such an organized band of workers supple
mcnting and acting with the regular district
organizations. If this work be done, and
thoroughly done, we can show vote for Car
field and Arthur of 10000 Republicans and
10, 600 Democrats. Such vote will so re-
duce The Democratic majority in this Cou@
that we shall carry the State without doubt
And to carry New-YOTk puts beyond posi-
bility any dispute in Congress, and the danger
Of another Electoral Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
omussmenis ano Hleshnss &C. Night.

Buou OPERA HoUsR-"TIc Snow Flower"
BeOrH's THEATRE" Cinderella" .
DAYS TnkArRk"Our First Families." 49,,
FIFTH AVENUE THEArRE-" An american ""|
HAvERLY's TnEAIRE-" Deseret"
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE" iiaze' hrke'
NIBIo's GARprN-"My Partner
PARK 1nEATRr-"A Bafn q Beauiy ,,.n.su +,
San FRANCISCO MINSTREL" Our Iorehngn, ia.c'o'
srANrbpp 1HS,THt-" la File On Iambour MaJor'
Union SQUARE THEATRE" Danel kocaat
N.II.ck's TuraTgE-" As You Like H."
Ac.pr>fr MTs,C-ss Lucia di LammermoOr.'
INSTITUTE FAIR
HITRoYOIITAN CONCERT NALL-Noncert-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

three very powerful words in il, "f0r revenue
only" These two bent pins he placed under the
candidate that defeated his friend Tllden. and
smiled when he heard tho Convention howl with
enthusiasm because they had nominated man who,
unlike Tiden, would take his seat" And now
all hands laying it to the bent pins that he isn't
going to :" take his seat" Thank you, Henry!
Among the notes of alarm that the Democrats are
sending out in order TO save themselves in the Solid
South is the statement that the Republican Con-
gressonal Committee have begun sending docu-
ments that direction and that among others they
have sent two large exDress-wagon LOADS OF
blank books containing instructions for joint action"
by the Federal Supervisors of Election and the he
publican local committees. We fail so see anything
specially threatening to free institutions or honest
elections in such Joint action" but" blank books
containing nstructonsw there's a mystery. The
warning must have been given by some Democratic
leader who had just received from moon-shining
friends ian empty barrel Of moasses full OF
whiskey"
The person who presided the other night at the
meeting of masqueraders who call themselves han
cock Republicans" announced with cheerful seri-
business that they had enrolled " ,2O1 members
who were Republicans, but favor the election OF
Hancock" Would it be asking too much that be
should give the names of tho '7"F The l,ZoO may
pass for an innocent exaggeration. After theSe Z
get through with politics His Satanic Majesty may
give them a chance TO organize as Liberal CHRIS
tians."
Democratic orator is reported as saying to a not
over-enthusastic audience, Just after Ohio and III
diana had been heard FROM Our pickcts have been
driven n but out OF this nettle danger let us pluck
the flower saietyD OF similar tenor was the remark
of that great Democratic leader, Jefferson Days,
when his pckcts had been driven in and he seized
the famous waterproof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

The Republican party owes its grateful thanks to
the genial kentucky journalist Henry Wattcron.
He knew all about William II. English of Indiana,
and with half n dozen words could have defeated
his nomination but he knew Thomas A. Hendricks,
too, aud was quito willing to have English nomi-
mated just to make it pleasant for Hendricks"
Mr.. Watterson also made the platform with those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

TIE BEST OLIVE OR SALAD OIL
Is imroTted bottled CASHTI, HAZARD q CO. drug
glsts Fifth Hotel Building ana Gth-aVe corner "J'
fi also No. 1872 Ibanesst~ Newport IL l.
YOUR FINGER NAILS AND FEET.
Dr T. Parker Pray surgeon Cbrol odst, Amencas hist
Manicure HrGer mails beauiihd only 81 ASSISTED III me
manicure art ladies OF experience AL diseases
OF the feet and mails Treatment gentle sklu sue.
cessul COrns thoroughly removed 90 cents each Bcst
assortment OF imprOvei nail pOshets files. Scissors
Jowder .netics. &c, design AMI manufacture
Iowest pnce wholesale aud retail The largest and mos;
select ronage OF ades and gents in the United Stae-
Offices York AZ West 23dst new Dul0nS near
% connection with any other Oilce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

To day is the only day remaining for regis
tratioa IN brooklyn. only t'cO ddBs for regis
tyation remain IN Near York Friday and Satur-
day, The 22d and 23d inst. Not much as
one Republican cote should be lost by a failure
to register.
Republicans in every State should make a
Gnal searching inspection of their electoral
tickets. There must be. no ineligible candi-
dates in those lists on the morning OF the I'd
of November.
A week ago Mr.. Kelly was advising resist
ance TO the United States Supervisors by men
arrested for illegal voting; and MIR. PurrOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

emphasized his chiefs meaning by swearing
he would knock them down. A naturai Sc
quence of such declarations was the resolution
of the Tammany Hall Committee to 10TH
Vigilance Committees in each district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

Tns.nrss %oIres
"ALDERNEY BRAND
Tuy ALWAYS ,oNur.Nsno - ~-N