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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

Tie wholesale surrender OF the
|hitlpert, unsubmissive Sioux Indians
who went to Canada, now taking
place at Fort Keogh, Montana, is not
unexpected, and the policy Of the
Government with reference thereto
was decided upon long before the In
dams began to make their appearance.
Orders were sent to the Department
Commander to permit the return Of all
Indians WHO are willing to snrrend' :
Internationally and submit themselves
and their property to the disposition
OF this Government. The Sioux and
other Indians coming into Fort Keogh
come virtually as prisoners Of war.
They will be promptly disarmed and
dismounted, their arms aud ponies
will be sold and the proceeds
turned into provisions for their tenn
porary subsistence. Eventually they
will be turned over 10 the Interior
Department and transported to sone
point on the west side Of the Missouri
river, aud as far south as practIcabl ,
where they will be placed on reser-
walton aud kept there by such means
Of restraint as may be found necessary.
The War Department does not under
stand that the 1900 or more Indians
who have surrendered or are on their
way to surrender at Fort Keogh, have
any other than u nominal connection
it'll Sitting Bull. They went north
al the same time he did, but have
never been to any extent under his
personal control. The movements
and intentions of that chief are re-
garded by the Department with indit-
ference. Ii he chooses to come III aud
surrender, well and good; il not. he
must stay on the Canadian side of the
line. Tue General Of the Army does
not think that Sitting Bull exercises,
or has exercised, any important inhd-
ence over the Indians, from their APP
.pearance in such large numbers at the
agency. The troops in the vicinity
are fully able to check any hostile
movement which might take place
and the disorderly conduct reported Is
regarded by the War Department a:
the natural lawlessness aud turbulence
Of savagcs comm in such large
numbers, but without hostile in,en
tionS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27
Origin or the Express business.

Once upon a time man sailing be-
tween New York aud Norwich said to
the Captain Of the steamer: Il wish
| had something to do" Whereupon
the Captain, Colt, replied: DO yoo
see those bundles and packages in the
berth Of my stateroom? Their mum
Der is increasing with every trip;
they are il the way, and the care and
attention | have to give to them CON
sunes more time than ! can afford.
Suppose you collect aud take charge
of these private packages for fair
compensation. | think you can easily
build up a paying business" The
man, whose name was Adams, took
the hint, and from such beginning
originated the Adams Express Conn
pany.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

A MINES ia tawn got FIRE steam
er the other day on trial. and tested it
by trying to drawn out gopher.
After working it six hours with the
nozzle in the gopher hole. they renew
ed the nozzle, when the gopher came
out and went to the river TO get a
drink. he would have died of thirst
if they had kept the hole c osed much
longer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

Coin and silver miniag has a field
large enough To give work TO genera
tons yet unborn; il has material
enough TO Gil the channels of the
worlds commerce for many years to
come. lts magnitude is unneaSured,
and It's power unlimited, and il de-
fnands that ,hose who deal with what
ever pertains to its interests should
do so IN a spirit worthy Of the cause
for which they speak.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27
THE charm or a sketch.

"OnidaD relates that "a very out
spoken Connoisseur once said to me,
Show me a mans sketches; any fool
can paint, but it's only heaven
born artist can sketch There IS a
certain truth IN this. Why is it, then,
that SO many sketches are 50 much
more delightful than the finished
sketcher's picture,2 Because IN the
sketcl, there are spontaneity, a
naturalness, desinuoliure, a reality. a
sense Of freedom and OF delight ~ the
work; all these are apt to vanish sadly
in the transference Of the sketches
to larger lines, to fuller details. The
sketches leave such space for the inn
agination to play l., and they reveal
so naively and frankly the sketcller's
temperament. The sketch is a first
Impulse
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27
CAPITALIZATION OF MINING
COMPANIES.

The following we extract from an
article In the Boston Economist and
we believe ii contains matter worthy
Of consideration:
"a grswing evil is the tendency to
stock mining companies with an if'-
mense number Of shares, out OF all
proportion to Intrinsic valne, and be-
yond reason In any event.
We take the position that no min
ing property has yet beer known that
would bear 100000 shares, not to
speak 81 million. II the mine was
really valuable. the stock should find
purchasers more readily at So 10 $40
on loo, O00-share basis than it would
Ct 81 H. ~ with 500, 900 shares. The
pinch comes when div bends are to be
made. for respectable one Of 81
would absorb d cool half million on
the smallest named, aud even 10 cents
per share would amount 10 100000.
But we contend that no such dividend
as 10 cents ahould ever he paid. In
stead If driDLling out the SUN monthly,
wait for quarterly ones of 25 cents or
more. We think the public are be-
ginning to see through these false
capitals and equally false dividends,
and that the mines Ut the future must
be brought out on a more legitimate
basis. Investors will suspect the
purely speculative character Of mines
stocked with more than 100, 900 shares
(or At the outside 200,u00), if we can
judge Of the tendency If the times.
The 'craze'--as il was not inaptly
termed--is over, and the sober second
thought practically goes deep into the
pocket and will make itself felt. Un-
less projectors Of new mines respect
this public pulse they will find their
occupation gone permanently, AS it
has already temporarily. Any one
not believing this should try to place
a pufcly speculative property on State
street about this timcl We wish hiu,
joy IN the attempt.
Our object Is not to dsparage min
Ing enterprises. for they are just AS
legitimate, on q proper basis, as bank
ing, manufacturing, or any other busi-
ness enterprise, and, properly Conduct
ed, arc not SO much of that risky ma
tnre a. has been generally supposed.
Even under our very judcious national
banking system no less than 70 iusti-
tutions have come to grief, and should
we attempt 10 ennmerate the wrecks
IN the manufacturing liue the past %
years. in New England alone, il would
sstonsh even those who believe moth,
ing risky like mining. The losses
would loot up not only millions but
tens of millions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

NEVER abuse a lady because she
happens to keep a boarding-honse.
She is, in fact, a ve,y tender hearted
being. She let's spring chicken live
as long as she can; let's it enjoy sum
mer after summer, spring after spring,
in fact almost let's it die of old rage,
and knows that it can no longer find
fun IN this life before she puts it upon
The table.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

ACCORDING TO the Oil City Derrick
tie London Times, having read the
editorials in the New York World and
Tribune, says: "The two great par
ties of America have made very poor
nominations this year. Mr.. Hanfeld,
the Reprncrat nominee, served ten
years in the penitentiary for attempt
ing to kiinap Mr.. Cakes Ames' dangh-
ter, Miss Credit Mobllier Ames, while
Mr. Garcock, the Denublicau nominee,
was sentenced to be hanged for MUIR
dering a woman, and was reprieved
while on his way to the gollows. He
has been out Of prison only four days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

THE Virginia Republicans appear to
be as coatiieut that they will carry
Virginia as the Democrats are that
they VIII mot. All little disputes Of
this sort are settled un election day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27
Public Printing.
Q sraoILsn's orsrcr. BOISE CITY, I.

FIHUI-Lkh UFfICE, BOISE tITY, l. r. n
August 9Th, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RECEIVED
- III is Office until ii O'Clock A. NJ. sept.m.
ovr sth, 1887, Tor the fnrcishing and printing ~
bianks tor the Territorial csntrolrr and snner,n-
enornt Public Instruction for the fiscal We n lasi
IN accordance with thu Schedule to be seen al III
,fiee. Printing to be delivered thirty DAYS AZ :
receiving contract "i'sf
JOSEPH PFRRAULT.
Territorial Controller
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

The total number Of deaths caused
hy the railroad collision at Nays
Landing is twcnty-one.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

NEGOTIATIONS between tae Anglo
American AID French Transatlantic
cable Companies have resulted in a
uniferm tariff of two chillngs "a word.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

THE Duchess Of Ediubnrg has just
recovered from the measles aud the,
were no better than anybody else's
measles, either.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

The steamer Herder has sailed from
Hamburg with sl.524, 600 in specie
Tor he United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

MARX TWAIN has two new looks in
hand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27

CT tn Copper day at home. sampIes
w y VI Uworth IS Tree. Address, sTlx.
SIN & Co., Portland Maine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-27
WHOLESALE

vvF1O1GOA1G
at less prices than they can lay them down
here A general store of Well-selected
spring and summer stock, and am able il
sell cheaper than ever before, because /
have bought all new fresh goods and am
doing my own transportation, which al
lows me to sell cheaper than any other
firm in the Territory; therefore giving all
my customers and friends the advantage
of buying cheap, Fancy Goods and Div
Goods, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Sugars
Coffees and Teas, Canned Goods, Boots
Shoes and Clothing, Saddles, Harness and
Leather.
The highest cash prices paid for Hides
and Furs.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
]. B. EMERY.
, 1880-09-21
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, D.C., Sepl. U.-Clafms were
recently iilcAfby holders 0f l}0arsl Ut Au'Els
cu.tlhcateS OF the District af CuluN!hlA that
they wrre eMtll|cd to 1eerye q per cent intcs-
est on thu certificates fr0ln ule lato Ut issue
up to tic data upusl which they were co'l-
vestes. t,!u Jt;, h.l.s.s Of tllp district ut cu-
luubEa. Treasurer t;lltillun decided to gEse
tic holders Of certificates vi ati1 bonus brar-
ing Interest froul tlntv Ut Issuance Of the
l}oarsl 1T Audit certificates. but 10 allow no
Interest OH tbs certificates. Judge Lawrence,
Controller Of tho Treasury, has sustained tha
decistau ut Treasurer GtlliilAn.
i naval rcVtuW on u ltinru !!berat 6calo
thai. Inst ytAr will lakn piaca III Hampton
lt0alis about Oet. u, Thu ilnM!o sqnadrul. rs
well III t!la trAinEng slips will tako part tn
i Sccrutary Schurx says. tho Indians at q
runGber Of p0ihts III tho Northwest Are yery
Industrious, niNl hAyu Il Krtat ueal " luliu
under Il fulr stats nf cnltiratiolt. At s9llo
r0tuts In tie Siuux observation, where tEoy
iuEst. considerable wtnt. THO cultivation Ut
tho soil compares very 10YotAbly with tint oI
tllu Whites further t::lst.
Commissioner lsAu,u will furnish q sui.
Acient armed fnrco to break uI tho band oe
i9ul,s,i,IerS IN Southwestern Virginia who
recently tiresl upon tAu t;uyurnl1Iellk ottleurs*
, 1880-09-21
WADE HAMPTON.
ENtINi:fhTtEff MIR. IItj1JfilEY.

EArH}tRh4 11t nils IAtfIHu4$5*
. Sttttl! Unp4tth to Thu CatcIyo Tribune.
N.,s,l!:,u1uS. u. t., Sept. au.-Wade
Hampton IIay SIT Al,. Stilson Eatcl,ins, Ut the
Washington iost, right, but In tiuulg 81 Inns
virtually al!it,ed tint hts letter to the editor
Of the Iu!lcv l'irU'HfaH WAS Il uuibbie, a''l
50, Wills Mr.. llHtchinS comes Uut nll right,
Hampton sinks deeper III tic nltd. The Post
viii ,u-l,lurrnw prl.l. tile fulluwiitg:
Over n tM,nth ttEo Stf!5pn 1tutehns, tho editor
Of tho Washington {Ht. published III his s,Wn
lAprr. urld alsI communicated IL the Sprltil-
!lrld itepuhteHn. n1i Arttrie .parp0rtinK to
tH mi authorized tenal hy. SeHntur
!ia1nHtog Or .ns s.aunton rhytni,M,.
In II letter ehnrtly following from Selmtor
lIutnptuA 10 tht ulitNr uf tho SsNnitun rapcr
t3lr. ftsiD. SG'ntur lIhMpLun denied hAr1nK
written tD the etlltur Ut tho isl 0r TO the nIer.
rnrres puilstnc,. hns betA difficult. Yesterday.
tlt1wGyrr, Mr.. IlHtchns received tho following
letter irnrn Scnntor Hampton. which Will ts
p,illiai1usl III tiie jhst oi thu :!st:
Sept. IL. IsaA-Mt NAn SIN: \ few days aRo
trent IN. Washington inturmeh mo TINT \
private lettor " niinc. III which rcEcr-
ence wns n,ntle to tho ,infsrcpTcsenfsi:
Ccen @ siiown 10 yo' with request by my corrt-
sfnneltt thnt yot! would curtrct III your per
tic fAlsc impression sought IT, lN 1nHdo VI my
HtteInnees. | Wis not un'y tisAl.snte Of these
facts wnrn replied 10 Mr.. Tnst, hit did not
even know thtt sou had written anythlnx III
thla subject. My. correspondent hnstf,g author.
i2s y &u nse the substance Ut my letter. 1t Is
Oilly MI net uf Justice M my pnrt tn Htnte THIS
fact. which do ehscrtplly, expEsslng 1t. It re
ss satn Inc s''r rixht IT. hs s6Jese ye to ny annoy
n,,rc. iii, yt,,,rs truly. MADE HAXp1oNs
"srlLsus llETclKlKs, Esi."
, 1880-09-21
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Latest Phase of the
Recent Election in
Maine.
Probability that the Lcgis-
laturo Will Decide tho
Matter.
Democrats Running Negro Voters
Out Of the State Of
Indiana,
The Fusion in That State
Turns Out to 30 Il
F:tiiurt,.
|
4 Series Of Great Republican Meetings
TO Be Held in NdW York
CITY.
Samples OF the Rebel Spirit Now
Rampant In y Sonlhern
States.
The People in South Carolina
Urged to Form Red.Shirt
Clubs.
Republican Meetings and Speech
making in Various West
| ern States.
Samples OF the Rebel Spirit Now
Rampant in y southern
States.
The People in South Carolina
Urged to Form Red.Shirt
Clubs.
Republican Meetings and Speech
making in Various West
ern States.
MAINE.
Nlt, Ilt.AiEEa tlt'[StOY.

s,,<t.i M Di, eotah @: to ~, y O Cn.saa, Ty,bun&.
1,,s1r,x Nass s,.nt % '-!rh. ua,np c,ec-
"si,N. '"ss' o. ;,""',tc"ns %
ycs, a'l1 Scnator l'Ialne, who Is Mt the Parker
House, Is In doubt which side .nay legi.t-
,antn,r ,,.,,,, ~" x,c,nr,. III. IL fc,r,mi nj
r't ., .,., -. ss,' .,,a rrn,,o,, ,,t,,,,a
tions which have not yet bcem heard fron'.
where tl,u officials make sworn statements
nl,out transactions written in n language
~ ,rb;oh thov rnnw rt,thi,uy II innts
now as thongn the matter would
not be finally decided Until january,
whc,, tic lrg1slnt,,rp meets att. the oi|lciut
,.o,,,,t ID ma,I,. fnr ayerv nra octnowp,res
tl!nt there wont be tifty plurality anyway.
The cry Of frnttt Which hns becIi ratset by
Chairman Barnufn Is disposed Of by Blaine
, 1880-09-21

PHILADELPHIA NErt'BllcASs "A CHEAT
FAIRFIELD DEMONSTRATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s.-WhetI II WINS
kllnwn t!lat Maine ha.l Eonr Republican
agul1,st tho combination Ut thrcu inrtIes,
{;reutlbackcrs, Democrats. aud Prohibition.
lists. the Republican marching clubs of Pitt
'udelphia concluded tU haze demonstration.
There were {, 900 uniformed Duys II, Blue In
line Tonight, a,Ml they Wore reviewed
aud the principal members pf Ills sta!f ar.
rived, Il little after o'rIock they hah hnrtl
work tu nuke their why into Mr. lio"lttt's
sesiAvnce, where they ren.a!iaeA y few Mls.-
1ioar.l. LII the meantime, tic Clubs Of tl,e
Veterans, with ltarlng ttIrchttgtlls, wnylIly
flags screaming fifrs. rattl[nE drums, n'l'l II.
sounding brass balnts, hui arrived with cteI"
ters Dtister Blew ilrst warning cal the csntr.
Ut Broad street. fr1n Columbia avenue ,lowlt
ncarly to tho ptlbls buildings, was strcan-
lng, fyIng fire, which III up tl.t trees slal'lug
tain light nIn1l tho two lung back lnus IT
prop!e which thronscd the sidewalks crowd
ieiigth Of thy !ine.
ngined tl,au ti!at presented when the cotnnn
htE;n tu ,tluyt. S!Aiutlv ut cutulllll hye.Ilie
nlMl Lurking suutl, there sce1Iittl to be InlleS
hf uNIscliI !nrcl'l.l!ts az fur ~ tho eye ct'!l
r''acl. nllll tllry iA.lr.t AWAY Into tnritntSs +.
lngA+ TtlHre WIS Noticeable al,srllce vi vl!-
carly Inscribed utrnuspArenclcs, which usually
.lis!fgnre turesIf3g',t pr0censi0lls. lNeru WIS
S, Il" ick 1f iI %'Se a s1 t bIta!n HtsHv ,a @ Il
the column Was dressed iii q blue sirk c0at,
blue trp,sers, wlIita vest, a!nI fOragtt1g rap,
n1lu they NIL iarc'!el lke veterans. 1t srnlcl
as ~ tnag thS T?s t'ty hui ttn am %rt te
were literally lmrkc.! froln Columbia ayrnllu
tu CARPENTER street, a1ul q. solsls la,ints It
was viii, difficulty t!at the columIt forced
It's why through tho thr1nE. Tl'e cruwtl
rpntinueu ovation. Wherever bis i,:.,t!-
Mtlne, Awarthy ,faca was recognized, tho
reup!e applatldeG mil rl,rerc1. ,'lhis seeIlnM
gs!llart ox:t;nyer!.or t!san II, ti!o tar'.de IN
general. Tho veteran Aultei Cmb-rnnm. on
lsrnad street, WIS brilliantly, iltnn!illaetl,
nl!:! aver the .oor WIS al i!lMM,nntcll trgc't!:
tho column t'i!*se'l Il sa!uto nt snlAtF guns
was tire.. Al l'snud an.t Ca ilowl.!tl htfents
sasnn heavy ordnance w',s ghlnE OF. AS tl'e
hea:l # the column wheeled around thu pub
unln. .l.easne lloliSu tt.u srcMs WIS, imtt-
scrl.ahle. Tile l.eag.tu lIousp wns hrtIliaut-
ly Illuminated nnd !oserea Will, b,ttttinE,
while every inch Of stan1lng.raol! NJ, tlle
with ,propte, a!al tlle steps 1T tha h"l1s.s.
ani .lonrs, .ainl windows, a,uI ruofs, vera
.hraneetl. ltnc&ets tlcw ~, resl nIH' hlue
lights wGre bnrntAf. atlt lsnnn!t GAnEleS seiit
efawtl app'a.tde.l III! ellreretl.. Al Carlei'::
tor street, tl!e end Ut the rnute, Il llust Ut
fireworks was let o!f 9l,a tla tIsara.le was
over. i, was then u o'cl1se. The .,9wn'
persra, anu tho, up"town orKafizataol!s
! l0utU for hume.
, 1880-09-21
SOUTH CAROLINA,
THE HEtEI. kktl1lT AAAlS.
4nscfdi {ltfnsfth Ia Tn f.htfdda Ifihftn

WAsulxo.oS, u. c., Sept. .U.-TAe last
Abbevillu Medium, in It's col,tmn IT Ill.
,Iollncen,ents OF candidates, tas Thu follow
Ing:
For Autltor-Wc arc authorized to announce
Samuel H. Cochran ~ Il catI.ltlntp for County
Audilut. HI II u Gttt}i GtftxEtl. And III thy Wnr
rl,l1s Kan, !grilntil hu lust his lcK ut i.ok-
ont StIlitLtulIl, WRI!v hc MGknUWle eslHes that bin
tt1Illputiturs tnr tho office nro well qualified 4!
III thu dulles, he c!ut'ns 20 bG ctltlatij ~ Wejs
qualified. ant, IN account Vt his Ser uua lntsfH!"
tunes in tue 1ersicB Of Hs euilnsry, lt hopcs 10
rteriSp tho support tit u generous Fuhlst. Wta
are over ready IL sewustt lhose WIN suslcr IN
their lufetae.
A curti In tho same paper HTgcs THO .forlnn-
tiu,l OF llett Shirts fur tlle tuWl 1t Is ~ t0l-
lUWs:
~ the E.tlttur Of the .N<.ltftpa: Is tt possible
that Abheylllc, ut A!l tho pEoglnets IN tho tttI'
", intcE.1s to 70 through this caa'paisli with.
uut d pluuntcl cluh It Will t1e saAtnt II there
IL III, llea 6Airt Club tyoln the town III tho pro-
sSs:;9' fSsss !. "G1s * nssa 4s :ao 'ea ea hetss
IL .his st County wal.iuv for .isus u Ascerd, Il
1ukswArn,Wsa 3n{uur ranks, 10 put forward
Ticket. II thoso !Auicatltcnt& sce tdat we are
still we'll UrHunlked and enttusiustlc, thsy
Eeeax.,lxo that tttutu IA III chagG tur them Alld
keep qulct. 1hesu tted.Shiri ctubs Incan prsan"
ixatlon, enthnst4stlu DETERMINATION, ald duc-
euas. It vii! be u Fetteoslon Apum the luNHhood:
tlt u.ldrKy, pu1 patEtotiala VI tAa yuulx luen Vt
, 1880-09-21
TRADE AND LABOR.


THE ONO Ct1Ai4 REGION.
Col.rM,Ius, o.. Sept. @.-Nothlng Official
laus bccn received to-tlay from the Corning
conl-lnines, but prlyntc dispatches statc the
miners II, tliu lIocktas Valley region haye
quit work, and lna,iy Of tltcln l,aye Eone to
Corning. The members If tic militia cotli.-
lnIllrs wlH, did nut succeed III EettlisS ot
with their .lss.lclatts last night will 70 10
Cnrtf1.g tfs esunii.:.
CulUstisus, o., Sept. :A-Nothtng Of, my
importance flns beci, received fronl Tho curit.
inE mines tn.siay. 4 rer'urt was current ttiat
tlln lniurrs wcro it, consultation, tllerc. but
nothing uf tln,nent has resulted t!tereiron,.
Il s1:cIai IL tic !Stnc .f0lrIiui t0-hlgllt s;.y5
aiI Is 4ulrs. l'hu Columbus battuli0i. s,re
guarding te entire ,',iss, nt ~ treasio,nHf ,;.
y,ltt aid 0t,iciat dispatches received to-t,lsht
eorr'buratu this statement. It Is thought
mast Uf tho miners helonglnE lH the li0cklnK
Valley lulw III Col1llng will return tn tllclr
lltueS Altl r.SHlllu WORK tu-nIurrnW. Ills
present. in.lirutiuils nru tlat tIere Will be no
inrtlIcr xerinlts tra,uble ut CorHlisJ US long
lis thH tfItlNS rt.tIlp}11,
, 1880-09-21
4 TISCOI.A GATHERING.
Enssfnt Dtsntfeh 70 TTs f,hffnnu Tribune.

Spfetat pI,pafeA to I1e G,Ateapp Tribune.
Tuscut,A. Ill. Sent, :0,--rho ANNOUNCE
mr,,t flint Joscul, q, Caunon would address
tho citizens or thts, Ills old hume, was tho
,ne.o ,,. -. n.ttsaas ~ t"r,n.." 10 tna nartv
lng With citizens Irrespective o1 tle pa1ty
preference. Tte aut!iencu WIS very altclI"
tive, n1,tl u,lxious to hear what their Repre-
sentative, in Congress hutl to shy rpon thu
fmnortnnt fsst1rY i,f the tfny. After Il few
aa.,. ~ r,,1,,;o,, ia .,,, con,i,,rnd his
WHITES u ,s ~ s'" T., "'',r.'s 80 s.
auditors elat no ahtt s'f'e't ~ CONGRESS !ot
purpose, n1ld tllnt he understood % ths ut'as
rnn1ty IN, the mljry Tint wo,l1 guile
.ta .ea.'' ,, 10 Wv a'Iy,t,,;",.-,,r I'm f:r,.A
thht purity III "aa'l'l'slc4n's wv Nos
in November: Ills arraignu!c,t Ut tl,o De,a-
nrr,iIc narty was severe, Assertions waru
mi ,,.sor,"i r II" Int fucts ,,r,sr.,trd. rio
nul tsao'ts" ~ Nv ,."t,n,i LII" t,.a
crnt 10 deny aisy statement he might nuke.
tho Democratic platfur,u u,a.lo tic truv In
,ynr,lnrss @ of tint uIunk untn tn many mr..
""".os ~ '.'. ., p"" lam 'a'' ~" ...'I.""' ~ ~.
so4,s 1oi uio .'st Hsi.. i.o . s's ..'. 1's
uuo'!eans a.u ",''"eu ~, '1t'"as ,a',,, '.!a.
tue ltepubllcn'! party sit!l cherished tue
pr inclplcs uiat lnayo guided It ever sinco I.s
rxistc,icc. This speaker WAS talr
THE people Aro satisfied tlat t!etr IsorFcsc''t'
aliyo is alive to the lmteres t. of tie eountry,
"t"a. III. In, ' ~ T"vouhor 'rnn n,'",,hlcons
v,ves @ H. th.,,r ..,,iInIs f. tnst
"'u ~, S.rv ~ 'tt ha ,1,,rnts ~ hnSe
,,n1 ~ IN hu s,"anssf,,j ,arim~. ;TIIe liz.
,;3is.,. H. ~. ,,,;i Il n.rsv 81" .n,,,iv II, M in,
u.n ...n.s.; ,,,nft'it. "''s ~" ~'"'' ~ w. ''
,,,,.r.,
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aptsM ~, up'sS - trI, t:arts',i,, on,,
DEN: fiiIf|, '' ~ two,.an i.,n y r1,sin i
n.tn". n,,hn,,u H"p r., ;t,urv %tSlI t".n,~,,t sIi.,
e!ao !.eet'aE " t.ufy H. .'a. s:rrxh
cEt!E W. ~ ,",s'n. n, sIu,5 ~ tVirhit"'
y. HeM ~ f',,v ~ I",,r - r".,s,
, 1880-09-21
COMING OYER TO H.tRF1E1.p.
Sptt1dt Ulfpafeh to The Chft.tcu Tribune,

C0MI*H EfER TT HARF1EI.D.
6ptr,as ilrpateh to The G'htcaco Tribune.
RACINE, Wis. Sept. N.-1'hc thIe II setting
in very strongly III fayur 0f Garfield and ar
thur In this State. Tlle example set by
.1n,lEc Ortun. Of Lafayette, IL. Il. Dart, of
{;reen Lake, and |. t, Sloa,,. Ut Dane, Is be-
Ing followed afl over the State. LII this tia
ciuel county tile fullowlng.iIan!c'i prominent
citlzcns who have heretofore acsed with tho
oppusitsUu lave declared for Garfield: The
HIN. 7. Il. CIleyes, ex-l.le.I,her uf Assembly;
Col. Phil Frey, Of tl,e Chicago, Milwaukee II
81. Paul I:atroa,.; Aid. X. j. .'ones, a,!te Of
our !cadtng merchants: Ilo,nas Dickinson,
capitalist; 4. i. Dnttol, Justice of The
reaee: j. il. Lewis, merchant; William.
l,a1!ntann, .manutaetuEer Of cation; ait!
.JM.gr \. {. Allen. furnlrsly nf Watwurth
County. .l,esI.ies these, there are i'lrrc titan
q se"rse Of wcl'-ltn1wn cItizels not '1crrto-
w4a this y:ar s1rss e,nph9tiea!ly, for III Re:
whn, for pprsnsas rpnsDl,s Or frnul my Other.
callst, Will this year vate for Hancock and
tie SalAt Suuth can only be represented BY
cIuj.siS,