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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sen. 81, sep. 20, Sep. II, Sen. 8,
1878. 1879. 1880. 1880.
ro,,,as,,h, w & Y; 6; "; 6 v; 6; 6;
~ q q m a

still-born...... o o 0 o 1
Mean temperature for the week ending
September IL, 400; mean temperature for
the week ending September IS, 72 AZ.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
September IL, 2.34 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending September 1S, 0.19
inches.
Rate : Population Of city, G4,670-white,
$3.50; colored, 20, 200. Rate OF mortality
OF whole population was n 80 per 1000
per annum; rate OF mortality Of white pop
ulation was 1869 per 1000 per annum;
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
46 "a per 1000 per annum.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. horscs, bugs
gics, &C. -
GEORGE II. PoINDt xTER, s p. ~, trustees
safe or an undivided tighib Interest IN tract Of
l,n1 lately owned by DR.. f. II. Desne.
CHEWNING ROSE. 8 z. NJ, baufiful ,of. win
an attractive framed dwelling thereon. at sh1
foufheass corner Of Main and Cherry streets.
ROBERT B. LYME, r. NJ, two newt y.constructCS
tbyee- room detached frame dwellings, Nos 100
and 1908 kiclsrd street.
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POLICE COURT. - ne iOllOWlng casts were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by Police-JustIce ID. e. Richard
SON:
Zack. Rogers, Thomas Pagan, w. II.
Grant, and John Hill uhree last named
colOredD, charged with being disorderly In
the street, were fined 81 each.
John Ruth and Lewis Winston, charged
with allowing their sons TO play ball in the
street, were fined 81 each.
Charles Ii. Page, charged with allowing
his driver to drive his team on the side
walk, was fined g.
Mrs. John Kelley, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday, was fined so.
A. Davis, charged with allowing bis en-
ploves TO throw filthy water in the culvert
at the corner OF Eighteenth and Grace
streets, was fined S2.
LAFAYETTE Carnea, charged with leading
bis horse across the sidewalk, was fined 81.
William GOuldin, charged with selling
vegetables on the street around the First
Market, and refusing to pay the tax to the
clerk for doing 50. This was a test case.
The Court decided that markeimen must pay
tax when selling in the jurisdiction OF the
market.
Belle Bradshaw alias Garnett (cOlored),
charged with stealing wearing apparel,
valued at $40, from Catherine Mallory, was
sentenced to be confined in Jail thirty days.
Robert Payne (colored) and Mary 5.
Mayo (colored). charged with fighting. The
former was fined rs and the latter $3.50.
David Couch, Tom Brixton, and Richard
Gibson (all colored), charged with stealing
a lot OF iron from the Richmond and Alle-
ghany railroad, were discharged.
Charles Jones alias John Williams alas
Jesse Smith (coIored). charged with felo-
niously stealing a lot OF chickens from q.
w. Batkins, was sent on TO the grand jury.
Peter Epps (colored), charged with AS
saulting and beating Ella Henderson, was
fined S2 80.
Belle Bradshaw (colored), charged with
stealing hfty cents from Stella Lee, was sem
fenced to receive ten stripes.
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FINE GREEN TEA al soc. pound.
w. ID. BLAIR 4 CO., 1109 Main street.
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rnucArroNAL.


DICnMoND .,,ssn FEMAlE y, INSTITUTE
The twenty sahih apaual 'esi.n 2, shls winey,
s,.nsea tasIsiufian will open StfIEMbhh lsIh
and close JCNEl4, 1881
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS;
J.B,H HAWTHORNE, u. ~.
Precedent OF Board OF Trustees.
u,ss sAlLFy n. HAMMER lprincipsD.
\ attn. Moral Philosophy, aud tnghsb i.'e'"."'''
PROFESSOR CHARLES u. WINSTON, m. AZ
SainrSl sciences and Mathematics
MISS l.. 7. THURsTpN,
fcfaduate VaSsar tOileReJ
cerwss. Nalhemslics, and History.
MADAME G. GufLLAUME,
Native Of france,)
French.
MISS strSIF &. HAMMER.
Princlpal of Preparatory schooL
,,o.>,v ckr;IINE RICHiNG NGS-BERNARD
Vocalixaiio0.
Mrss NELLIE DreTMAN,
,,.,rr,rsrt.I Masic, Thorough iiass aud Harmony.
MISS 8 &. HAMMER,
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA ~. LAIRD,
Drawing aud Painting In Water Coiors'
MISS NJ. J. MORRIS,
president ot Richmond Art Associstlon)
,,o..f'stn Painting. Decorative Art. kensington
Embroidery.
PROFESSOR N. LOTTNER,
Cailsiherics.
Home department.
MISS :. n. WALKER.
~. ..,.le,ue or information. apply 20
fCf eaaN -" THE PRINCIPAL.
corner Tenth and Marshall streets.
~
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DOCK AND yoB woRR NEATLygxs
~ EQuTKD Al xHD DasRATCh PsIS3SAos
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DROFESSOR La PLACE WILL RE

I4I-VIf 'f|D Ntk@
II SUME HIS CLASSES and PRIVATE LES
Sons IN FRENCH on the 18TH OF FSEPTEMBER.
Little girls and young ladies VIII be taught in classes
formed at their residence. Bows and young mems
classes win be formed al his Classroom, 2O3 north
SIKH street.
The above CLASSES will he taught at school rates
say $50 for sess ion OF nine months.
TERMS MODERATE for private lessons.
Monsieur Ia PLACE will also conduct classes IN
French st Mrs. COlsiOn's school from 9 A. NJ. for
HItle Crls and young ladie>, with privilege Of I'D.
milling pupIls who are not regular attendants Of
that school.
CONVERSA TION CLASSES will be arranged
from to IL T.. NJ.
Rest references In The city.
FOR circulars and other information apply at the
French COnsu ate. &c 3-F.Su&W lm
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SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES

Encouraged By the success Of last session. Pro-
FESSoR AS~EI.EFF will resume The duties OF his
school on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. BY
his method very yonng children, well as older
pupils, enabled, through daily oriIl and use of
he fortign languages, TO write and speak them per-
fectly.
Be.t references given from schools and patrons
OF this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons II
desired. Hours arranged TO suit pupils attending
schools Of English
Pupils can enter at any time during the session.
for circulars and further particulars apply al SO4
east Grace street. au Palm
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PERsONAL-BRIEF lTEMs.-John T. Ford,
Esq, the well-knOwn theatrical manager,
is in the citv.
Captain Thomas C. Evans. OF the Reads
vile IN. c. Times, arrived IN Richmond
yesterday.
Mr. Joseph d. Weeks. OF Pittsburgh. Pa,
editor Of the Iron Age, is in the city and at
the Exchange Hotel.
General John Echols, OF Staunton. and
Mr.. Frank A. Burr, OF the PHILADELPHIA
Press, ore at the Exchange Hotel.
A portion Of the front Of the Capitol Ho.
tel is being pnlled down for remodelling.
An important general meeting OF the
members OF the Cora and Flour Exchange
will be held this morning at III o'clock.
The Peabody Baseball Club defeated the
Swan Club the odd game, and are now the
colored champions OF Richmond.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Frank j. Reilly. and
Councilman John NJ. Higgins left the city
yesterday evering for Wilmington, Del, to
attend the National Convention Of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union.
Chief Engineer G. Watt Taylor and AS
sistant-EngiDeer A. l.. Fuqua have returned
from the National Convention OF Chief En-
gineers lately held in Boston. The next
mond in September next.
The Guard OF the Commonwealth propose
holding military fair some time during the
coming month.
On and after to-day the steamer City OF
Richmond will leave at g. O'Clock A. NJ. in
stead OF a. NJ, as heretofore.
The Richmond Free-Bridge Commission
ers have been summoned before the Hust-
ings Court Of Manchester TO show cause
why the said bridge should not be con-
demned as dangerous, &c.
The residence OF DR.. Coakley, advertised
10 be sold yesterday evening, was with
drawn on account OF the insufficency
OF the bid. This fine property adjoins that
OF Councilman Charles +. Taylor on Grace
street between Sixth and Seventh streets.
The case OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, charged with dig
ging up and laying track across Byrd and
Ninth streets, was heard in the Police
Court yesterday, resulting in the company's
being fined $40.
Scott Peasants, the negro who was con-
victed OF highway robbery in the County
Court OF Henrico, and who was sentenced
to ten years In the penitentiary, will he
carried there this week. He is at present
confined in the county Jail.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NlGINIA
M RICHMOND.


The fortvthlrd session Of this institution VIII be-
gln MONDAY, ,UCToBER4TH, and continue NINE
MONTHS, this extension OF the term having bscome
necessity IN order to meet the demands of the SCI
cnce and the profession.
FACULTY.
JB. McCAw. NJ. d., Professor OF Practice and
Dean of the Faculty.
HUME MCGUIRE. NJ D., Professor OF Sur ureery.
RO. r. COLEMAN. NJ. d, Professor OF obstetrics.
JOHN :. WELLF0RD. NJ. d., Professor OF Materia
Meoica and Therapeutics.
eTIs 7. MANSON, NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology
j. :. ID. CULLEN. NJ. D., Professor OF Diseases OF
Women and children.
wiLLrAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
ChRIsrormER ToNpKiNs, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
ADJUNCT CORPS.
Ed CUNNINGHAM, NJ. D., Clinical Lecturer on
Eye and Ear.
Heart and Lungs
IL IL. LEVY. NJ. d, Lecturer on Minor Surgery.
G. g. SHIELDS, NJ. d., Post Mortem Clinique.
AZ KoINER, NJ. d., Lecturer on Urinary Che
mlstry.
All the clinical advantages OF the city are at the
disposal OF the Faculty. and The greatest attention
win DC paid 10 the practical study OF disease.
Ihe Faculty have determined in lenglbening their
course not increase the fees, which VIII be as they
have been from the besi aning-tlz5.
For Catalogues or further Information apply to
j. n. MCGAW. NJ. D.. Dean,
so 1o.aodtpcA 400 Grace street, Richmond.
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HUsTINGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-The Hust-
ings Court was engaged yesterday in trying
civil cases.
j. l.. Spirey, charged with stealing S120
from j. d. Lyon, was tried, found guilty,
and sentenced to three years in the penlten-
tiary.
James Buckner, charged with shooting
Robert Johnson, was tried and acquitted.
Scott Henderson was tried for burglary,
found guilty, and sentenced to serve term
OF three years in the penitentiary.
Cesar Cruichfield was tried for the same
offence and acquitted.
Henry Jones, charged with forgery, was
found guilty and sentenced TO TWO years in
the pententiary.
The court meets again to-day, and the
grand Jury tomorrow morning.
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DARK FEMALE SEMINARY,
RICHMOND. VA
DICHMOND COLLEGE,

DICHMOND COLLEGE,
II RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEPT EMBtR 23D and con-
Snuns without mermissiOn niDe months.
The College employs eight iuil professors WHO
sive thorough instruction in Latin. Greek. Modern
Languages English, Mathematics, Physics, CheInis-
try. Moral Philosophy. and Law.
No location more healihfui. Moral influences re-
ttrainiDg and eeyaiDg.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
one hundred and niBety-6ye dollars iSl95) VIII
cover eNpenses Tor nine months session, OF hoard
tuition, mairicuatiOB, room rent. servants ATTEND
ance, fuel, lights, aud washing. For city students
boarding al home, $3.50.
For Catalogues. giving full particulars, apnly al
the book stores or address y. PUKYEAR,
Chairman of Faculty.
tv 81 -eOdtSepi q ,tdt25Sep
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4iftmond 1ispattIt.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION on THE BIspATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cgRou.
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY EETe
YAPERs OF THE CITY.
fEntered at the Post-ofhce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class mxtter.I
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MCGUlRE'S SCHOOL.
WI CANDLES HILL,
300 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN P. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.

W. Z. CHISHOLM, University Of Virginia;
Professor W. %. ENGLISH, University Of Virginia
Professor RoDEs MAssIR, University Of Virginia.
The corps Is composed OF men who have made
teaching their profession and have been engaged in
It's active duties from eleven 10 twenty-five years.
Usual charges from s6O to ass. See circulars in
bookstores. Apply to Principal or Professor ENG
LIsII. SchoOi.rOOms open sEPTEN Der 2OTH.
flcf2
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
u No. lO9 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

The sixteenth session Of this school VIII begin
THURSDAY. SEPrIMBER 2SD,
Bows OF eleven years OF age received; or, III wen
advanced, even younger.
CHARGES PER SESSION:
Elementary Eng'i n and Mathematics.
Higher English aud acknowledgements" "a
sIa in, Greek. French, German, each.... Ia
tIf hoy studies mere than Two Of these Ian
guages no charge Is made for The third and fourth
For two or more bows from the same family de-
duction Of 10 will be sde frem each bill over 800.
PAYMENTS follows: Ten dollars tS1Ol the day OF
fpirance the balance in three, six, and nine months
from ! It'll September, 1880.
Circulars al The bookstores after 18Th Instant
THOMAS ii. NORWOOD, Principal,
&c Q-Im No 6 / east Leigh street.
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,T1HE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES AT
i ONCE TO COMMENCE THE QpkRATtoS
OF AN .FxCnAN6K" ess,tsuoas 70 tns Lr~sxos
he recsesion aud ssss % PEN SIlAeLE A9T!,
CIfS sreh as BUTTER. e60s, toCLTRY,
40 Rom Gr,r6rs O., ON iiise of sssd road as =
srss,stv. ara rs pscIiulla solictis The iayossbie
eoassdssslioa ef ths iras In saeh atsicles - also
e,ssss ss sSs'ss sik y sia of N arrival sf sssA
'Ss = e AZ AZ ~~ l. &c GRAFT.
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STOVES. THN WARE As>

NFR. A. VI. MoUNTCAsTLE flor. 6hr
M merry OF The ssna OF Mouuis1s,le AS
Jusiisl who gave susis a. ivsrss sastfxes lool ~
i.si year has laid IN 4 flll stock ef SiuvGs,
which are sQas " cot saserior ~ ihvsc soid iass
year. OLD STOVES taken In sxchsn.s for neS'
3 80" - se 22.sls
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U,rvAIE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
sol EAST FRANKLIS STREET.
The exercises Of this sch0 for Young ladles ana
rtiie:girls viii commence MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
90, 1850. ,...,,u,,cropS
FNGIIsH. MATHEMATICS. &C.
rF pARIIAM With assistants Of experience and
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
PROFESSOR HASSEI. EFF. who brings the highest
Testimonials from Miss Baldwin, oi Augusta fe-
male Seminary.
MUSIC on PIANO.
PROFESSOR PE1ICOLAS, who has taught Tor many
years i'm this city aud I'm Petersburg.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
PAYABLEHALF IN ADVANCE. ..o
Primary classes 10 f4O
iRter1De ediate..-... ss.s'''''''''' ~
Collegiate ..s..s s.s..sssssss'sss''' w
Iattu........ss.s...s.s..s. .ss+ss''''''''
Freuch and German, each......'.s.'s''s. -
Reduction In English made where two or more
pupils come from same famlly-also 70 ministers
and ,easbsrS E.E. PARHAM, A. NJ,
g. I2-eod2w Principal.
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MADEhoIsELLE TARDIyEL. 25 west
IVA 46ib 81, New York, reopsns sepi. 9Th. Board
Thorough teaching; daily lectures; Languages spos
ken within 9 months. Drawing and fnnscal advsn-
tsges unsurpassed. Public Examination for srAdus
ates. ~ au l0-4faw62t
MISS LIZZIE r. MUNF0RD win re-
LEJTRke CLASS FDR YOUNG LADIES SEP
TknkEk tap, 4! II 4 Fr.nkkn end 6fcopd streets
sEytkg TAugBI without extrs charge.
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II S. SQUlRE'S CLASSICAL AND
LIZ ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
18TH OF SEPTEMBER, at 70l east Grace street.
The number Of pupils Is limited 70 so any as can
&c carefully taught oy the Principal aided by teach
ers In French aud German.
Terms as heretofore. For particulars send for
circulars. Communications through the post-0fnee
will receive prompt attention,
n. y. NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER
10IH. Al above location. is 7-dtl6se&ieodl soc
MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
u1 sUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL, on
tbe z7IH or SEPTEMBER, al 6I0 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET. .3ysf 3.
i,ompeteRi assistance In every department.
NJ LA PLACE vii have charge OF the French
classes.
,for further particulars, inquire al No, IS vest
Grace street. 3t8 tli an l7.tOc2 :
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

MIGHTY THIRD
sEMI-ANNUAL OPENING.
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aDyERTrsING RATES.

&C. ete ffCh IN spsce. - squares make u col
rIifs in-ertei ie=s than one month. 81
fr-t and = cents for each subsequent
--...- HnaoooIaTsaied by the CASH viii not
enclosed does not cover the number OF
.----t-- a. Wi be Inserted a less number of
rnarsrS with the number Of times
rr-i furtic. and charged accordingly.
-.. 0u of the paper will be to
. special agreement to the contrary
'r---i-rrs whose snoUnf Of space and
-r+ a-~ dVed hy above rrte-. viii be required
rlsr= i-ii- strictly ;hsr roWu business
.- --- ..t.-si-e -tipuisied
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WASHINGTON, Oct L., 1880
At this writing nothing is known here Of she
voting in Indiana and Ohio, but Can tell some
thing Of the Influences which Democrats in the
two States have had to work against do not
suppose the average cabinet officer, like Eecre-
tary Sherman or Attorney -Genenral Dexans
has more influence than any other man on the
stump, but the official reports and acts Of theae
officials, as officials. do have an influence of the
kind. For instance Secretary Shernan's con-
tinuous stream Of one sided, partial and dishon-
est statistics" prepared at the seqnest, and un-
der the direction of OF Republican politician,
have vastly more weight with the people of In
diana and Ohio, where they were sent by the
ton, than any speech Sherman could make So
the simple fact that Attorney General Devens
has detailed two noted Washington detectives
for service in Indiana and Ohio, whose dnsies
were popularity believed 10 be TO intimidaie
Democratic voters, has q wider influence in
those States to-day than all the speeches the
Attorney could make in his lifetime The ne
groes and roughs who have been cent on to vote
the Republican ticket feel pesiecty secure, while
the Democrat who has been natusahzed. or
who in any way has doubts Of his rightA feel
ing that the Attorney Generals Official is uatch-
ing him, naturally refuses to vote If either
Ohio or Indiana shall be carried to-day against
this olicial influence shall consider THAI . vie.
tory has been gained over the werst elemenf ever
known in our recent politics.
But whatever the result may be, the fight has
been one of the people sgainst Official fniiuence
and uaoney, almost ~ much - II wa IN Maine
Complete victory today means almost fun
sweep Of the Kes,hern States in November.-
Defeat in the two doubtful States means . great
fight
All the Governors from Maine TO California
are being written 10 BY the managers q tIs Ma
tional Fair Association, of this distrsck ypouesk
Ing co operation ip future messinss. The i3es
= that central fair MAY fiom yeax to year he
made useful in giving the several States ( mors
full knowledge Of each others natural and mar.
ufscturing productions The potatoes and luml
her Of Maine. the fruif and wines Of Caiffprnia.
and the COTTON and tohacco Of he South, srs
snld here IN Iafge qnantitiex II 81 thoaaht tht
naking * this central plsce Of exhIhis. Win
exscusive and legislative sanctious h0m I'll III
esafea wsuld net only have > happy efIees % n
teEpa1 smfic. hut by making Nh eisaess aeauaiuteS
Wfh zach 0ther, help "a bring about the nDod
ieiiowship whieh All panictle people desire
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Address


Of the Indiana DenOcratIc Execu.
tive C0mmftaee.
The following address to the Democrats
of Indiana has been issued:
To the Democratic and Independent 70
ters of indiana:
The result of the election last Tuesday
is deep disappointment to us all. The
extent oil the success which the Republi-
can party has achieved in this State is as
much surprise to the Republicans as it
is TO the Democrats, and proves that
majority of the Republican party were
as ignorant of the means which their cor
rupta leaders are employing, as we were.
The temporary loss Of our State is Ca
lamity which time will enable Us to re-
trieve, but the injury which our free in
stitutions will sustain, resulting from the
frauds and corruption practiced by the
Republican leaders, to secure their tri-
umph, is incalculable. The causes which
enabled the Republican party to succeed
in the election are now plainly seen-The
success of their scheme to Africanize our
State for political purposes the corrupt
use Of money for the purpose of obtain
ing votes; the importation and use of re-
Pesters protected by deputy marshals,
and the aid derived by them from the nse
of the Federal machinery Of election un-
der the pretense of supervising the elec-
tion of members Of Congress.
In the Presidential election We will not
have to encounter these forces to the same
extent as in our State. The corruption
fund will have to be divided among many
States. Their repeaters will all be at home,
and those who were discharged from the
arrest of deputy marshals on straw bail
viii net be likely 70 make their appearance
in our State soon again We shall have
no Federal marshals or Federal machinery
to contend against We sre Thoroughly
united in our councils, and whatever our
adversaries may say TO the contrary is un-
true. We, therefore, cali upon you not
to relax any Of your efforts. Put some
new life and energy into yonr county and
township Organisation, and take all meas
ures 10 your power TO bring ous your full
strength to the polls The same vote
polled by us in October, if polled in No
vember, viii secure to rs the State. The
average majority against NJ at the late
election will NOT exceed foHr th0ueand,
and may fall below that figure. This ma
joFity c4n, aud III our opinion, viii be
overcome In she Pesideutial eleetioa. A
change Of three votes in each prscinnt
win accomplish j. .lesss as
Remember yea have leader in this
contest who never sonnds retreat, and
he commands N army thst never surren-
I6isnsd1 W. H. EEeIlsH,
IA HKKDA1CKs,
.Isf q s r McDpEAEp,
FRANKIxx LANDEks
VIZ. FLHMrKG,
n GnoPsxT.
q. O. GIxk1xMx
ExecuSise C6mmiftee
14s r R.u IL IL IS
VI zsss aess
h ~ - - sntefpd II
adponl sollnnne, wlhsslap - - aexksna
sea.s q s