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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

NEXT Tuesday elections will be held
in Indiana and Ohio. The success of the
democrats in Indiana will insure the cleo
ton of Hancock in November, while their
defeat in that state leaves it fighting
ground in November and makes the par
ties about even. Landers is not as pop
ular man as Porter nor as able. These
drawbacks may possibly result In the de-
feat ofLanders, although everything points
to different result. II Indiana gives q
good democratic majority, Hancock will
carry many of the states now regarded as
doubtful and heretofore republican.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.

Democratic Convention for the county OF
Ganitowoc will be held in the COURT House in
the city or Manitowoc on Saturday, October l6,
Is50, at U NJ. The several towns and wards
are entitled TO representation as follows:
Cato, 3; Centreylile, l.Cooperstown, 3; Eaton
Q; Franklin, 4; Gibson, .; Gossuth. 2; Liberty,
!: Maple Grove. 8; Neernc, 3; Mishicott. 6; Man
ftowoc Rapids, .; MaIlitowoc. /; Manitowoc
City-First Ward, .; Second Ward, /; Third
Ward 3; Fourth Ward, j; Newton, .; Rockland,
/; Schleswig, 2; Two Greeks, j; Two Rivers, 9;
Two Rivers City-First Ward, /; Second Ward,
2: Third Ward /. JoHS NAGLE. Chairman
w. +. NASH.
JAMES RYAN.
THOMAS NoHR.
HENRY EITZ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

BEECHER is more anxious to see Gar
field elected because he is one of the
cloth than for any other reason. Minis.
tiers have not had their claims to the
presidency sufficiently considered in the
past. The republican party wants to
give them show.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

GEN. GRANT has been induced to swing
into the column which supports Garfield
by promises for 1884. Some who were
bitterly opposed to the third term this
year have openly announced their inten-
ton to support Grant in 1884. Those
who vote for Garfield this year, vote to
make Grant the republican nominee in
1901
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

REPUBLIoANs are virtuously indignant
over the discovery that democrats have
contributed rather literally toward the
raising of campaign fund. One thing
is certain, tie fund was not secured
through demand on U. s. ofacers to
contribute portion of their salaries.
The contributions are not enforced but
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

ALL hope of carrying Indiana is aban-
doned 10y republicans. They practically
admit that Indiana will go democratic
next Tuesday and this with rather an I'M
popular candidate for governor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

THE treasury department is in a guam
Diary regarding Sara Bernhardt's ward
robe which is very extensive. The ques-
ton is whether the dresses are dutiable
or not. The department is of opinion
that Sara must pay duty on her costly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

Mrs. MACK, of GAINESVILLE, will prob
ably not be tried again. The jury dis
agreed in her case, six being for acqnit
tai two for conviction and four for yer.
dict of manslaughter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

A Democratic Convention for the First As
sembly District will be held at Browns Hotel,
Browns Corners. Manitowoc Rapids, on Satur-
urday, october IL, 1880, at 10 A. NJ.
j. W FINCH. Chairman.
BY ORER or COMMITTEE.
A Democratic Convention for the Second AS
sembly District will he held at the Engine House
in the city OF Two Rivers on Saturday, October
ID, 1850. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BF RICHTER
Democratic Convention for the Third As
sembIy District will be held at the Court House
in the city of Nauitowoc on Saturday, october
10, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. 81.
WI. Turner.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the democratic
caucus will be held in the town house of the
town of Newton. Friday the 18th day OF Octo-
Der 1886 AT 8 O'Clock in the afternoon. for the
nurposp Of eIecting two delegates to represent
said town In the assembly district and county
conventions TO be held in the Court House in
the city Of AanitoToc, on safnrday the ioth Gay
of October 1880.
Dated at Newton. Sept 81 1880.
FRED SCHMiTZ. tom
c. 4. GIELOW. '''A
Democratic caucus for the town Of Ganitowoc
for the purpose of choosing delegate 10 the as
semby aud county conventions, to be held al the
court house on the 10th inst, will be held at the
hotel OFF 5 Miller on Friday, Oct. 18th, 1880, at
:P NJ
DEMOCRATIC Ward Caucuses for the
purpose OF choosing delegates to the as
sembly and county conventions to be
held at the court house October is, will
be held on Friday evening October ID,
1880, at 7:30 p. m, at the following
places:
1st Ward, NJ Kettenhoien's.
end Ward, Thos. Windiate's.
3ri Ward, Ingrish's Old Hall.
4th Ward, Frank Zeman's.
JOHN NAaLE, Chairman City Com.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

GEN. GRANT is not so peacefully dis
posed toward the south now as he was
when making his tour through that To-
cality,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

huUUIIu q NUUIt, NtVusN NE, WdHUN 2 %
A published statement of those entitled to
Diplomats will appear in a week or two. owing
to the hurry of preparing the award list this
part of the work has been neglected. The So
ciety deplores the fact that premiums for
greater variety of articles were not offered in
the departments of domestic manufactures,
grain and -four and vegetables. An effort to
remedy this defect VIII be made before another
fair is held.
Your secretary is authorized to state that all
claims against the society will be paid in full.
W. H. NELSON, Sec'y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

FIFTEEN POUNDS GAINED IN THREE WEEKS
and cured of consumption. Messrs. Craddock &
Co., l0S2 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa Gentlemen
Please send me twelve bottles of DIR H James
Cannsbis Indies, one each of Pills and Ointment,
for i.leaa Of mine who is not expected 10 live:
snd as your medicines cured me of CONSUMPTION
some three years ago, want hiIa to try them
gained fifteen pounds while taking the first three
bottles, and know il Is just the thing for him
Respectfully, ]. Y. HULL
AawrencebGrg. Anderson Co. Nv
This remedy speaks for itself One bottle viii
satisfy the n.ast sSenfieal. There is not q single
symptom OF consumption thar it does not dissi-
pate al once, and il will break up fresh cold in
- hours. $3.50 per pint bottle. Address BRAD
DICK & Co., 1852 Race St, Philsdelphia, Pa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

AASGER in yoHr own town. and no
II % "a - -'sksd- sau give the busi-
esn,t. -~t expense, Ths best
hose will
N n opportunity ever offered tor
ing t. work. Yea should try noth;nr
eise until yoR see Cor yourself what Won
SINHS ao 30 at the business We ofser NJ
" " room IN explain here You can dsve.s
a. your time or only your spare time to the lusjnes
ana make grrai pay for every hour that Won xorl
omen make as much as men Send for srsr,.I -
sa'e terms ard particulars, which we mani free &
oHinf iTee Don't complain Of hard times while xon
Rave such chance. Address H. UALLETT 4 N
Portland Maine ~. |
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

THERE is an impression prevalent in
counties where particular party has a
considerable majority, that III d presiden-
tial year the complexion of the local
ticket is not of much consequence as par
ty fealty is certain to counteract individ-
ual weakness. This is no longer true in
this county. Apoor local ticket this fall
is doomed to defeat. Party ties are
growing weak in matters affecting the
county. We speak advisedly on this
matter. We have felt the puS'ic pulse
and know how it beats. Success can
only be assured by the nomination Of
reputable, competent men. This fact
should receive consideration in the eau
cuses which will be held next week The
opportunities of candidates should re-
ceive no attention if it is believed that
they are not fitted for the position to
which they aspire. There are .'signs" il
abundance throughout the county this
year which conventions should heed.
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The Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and
Western Railway

H. C. q REED, General superanteadsn,
Running irom MILWAUKEE north through tie
following NoU2ties
E1aiio@oe. oa1 han o9sssssaa
winnebago, Shaws4io,
@aupzcz, Marathon.
And Reaching the following Points:
Port Washington. Sheooygan, SAeaoygaG Fails,
Manitowoo, Two Rivsrs, haUsanna, APP
plston, EoTsonvlils, oshkosh, New
London, CGntsnvl1le,
IissTton
CONNECTIONS.
ADMINISTRATIVE sll I:siro4d and Steamboat
Lines.
wesien's -Wlth Omnibus Line fer sheboyzau
Falls Is miles,
sheboygzn-with she5oygan and Fond du Lac
Railroad.
Two Rivers Stages for kewsunee and Ahua-
pee, and during the season Of nav
icatiun with Steamers for those
Forest Juno,ior-Wi,h Wisconsin Central r. r.
Appleton Junoiion-With Chicago and North
western Railway
Oshkosh With Chicago x Northwestern Ky. and
C.. II. x 81. p. Ky.
New Lon6oc-Mith Green Bay and Minnesota By-
CEn;crvilie--Nlih Stages Tor SAawano' - miles
u,o;rb+ Transported with dispatch ana at
i IGlS III low rates.
Through Tickets 81 9. i55S # P Il Ssi.
of tie 1ui>Sd States ana Canada
Land Seekers and Settlers Tickets
Can be obtained at all stations q lowest rates.
The northern portion of this Road runs through
q region Astounding in maple, birch. Eastwood,
oak, elm. hemock and pine. Special induce
ments 70 parties desiring 10 locate machinery iof
manufacturing.
Correspondence Solicited.
For information apply TO any Agent OF the Com
pany. or TO h. r. WHlICOAB,
Geul Freight and Passenger Agent
Cor. East Water and Mason Sis, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07
ENTS ANDCANyaSsreS

u aase ir'sn s2o 10 $50 per W. eek selling rness
ssnG io' their Catalogue and terms sen ss1 ,x
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

IN all then sS9I .alaitsa. .Srms. 1t Is well kuwn
that Dr. james has stood al the head the pr9fes-
sion fer the past 80 years. Age and experience are
sli-importazt. Seminal Weakness night Iossea BIZ
dr-saE. p!mplas OF the face lost manhood car pos
Nv be cured ladies wanting the most dsti.aie
write. fiessani lone for ga iztts
- --iAge Guide which
atte0tAob. car -louid
book for The million
tells you all aboHf these aiSaasasu
naFry-why not-Ie cents 10 nav rost,-. p-
: A1ass h.s 81 rooms aad parlor YoH See no cn.fn.
ire doctor osice hours. 9 A. Nro-p NJ sn.g.y.
- - y Dr.. James Is 90 wears ofs age
STAAA6RING AND SUFFERING
Cured. or no Pay.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

GENERAL BRAGG,
Al TURNER HALL,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th 1880
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Df.JAMBS
Lock Hospital,
60. 8z.-.-E.s- -.
Cor OF tEaakiln.
CHICAGO. Ill.

Chartered h the
state of Illinois
OF the express
'urpose ofgying
mMed ate xlief
a allcases cfpri-
vats. chronis and
urinary diseases
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

A Democratic Convention for the First As
sernbly District will be held at Browns Hotel.
Browns Corners. Manitowoc Rapids, on Satur-
urday. October I8. 1880, at 10 A. NJ.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-10-07

caro-. Wis. Sept 25. Iss0.
AwSad list OF the seventh annual exhibition
Of the Manitos~oc County Agricultural Society,
held at Clark's Nils Sept. q. - and ., 1880:
National Republican., 1880-11-01
Now Periodicals.

The Eclectic Magasine for November is en-.
bellished with a fine steol.engraved portrait
Of Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the famous war cor
respondent of the London Daily Ners, who is
now on visit to this country. The literary
contents of the number arc unusually varied
and attractive
The November number of the st. Nicholas Is
equal to any Of its predecessors. Its initial
paper is devoted to the Swiss glaciers, ariisti-
cally illustrated. The other matter is well
calculated to interest the youth oftho country.
Our Little Ones is very neat periodical for
children, which has just made its appearance
from the press of the Russell Publishing COM
pany Of Boston. The initial number promises
for 1t n bright future.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

cipitato haste, this piece Of villainy was
thrust into the canvass at so early period
that the truth has overtalen and exposed
the crime before it had performed its mis-
sion Of mischief aud has left the criminal
and his accomplices to face popular disgust
and indignation as the just reward of their
perfdy. This is. the last revealed act in
the democratic comedy of errors and
crimes, and where docs it leave the party
of infamous purposes and methods? Let
| to-morrow's verdict answer.
1t will bring Maine into line for GAR
FIELD and ARTHUR
1t will reveal large republican majority
in Massachusetts,, New Hampshire and
Rhode Island.
1t will increase the republican and de-
crease the democratic vote in Vermont.
IT will ossuredly render Connecticut as
republican state.
1t will give New Jersey to the republic
can score
1t will present the empire state of the
nation to the country as republican by
more than 25,OOO majority.
1t will increase the republican majority
Of Pennsylvania by thousands upon thou
sands Of votes.
1t will swell the republican majority OF
Ohio, General GARFIELDs state, to gigantic
proportions.
1t secures the electoral vote of Indinna
to GARFIELD beyond peradventure, and
by an increased majority over its October
verdict.
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Iowa will each give increased republic
can maiorities.
Missouri viii be weakened in her demo-
cratic strength, with her future political
prospects shattered.
Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado will
each vie with the other in presenting re-
publican majorities
Nevada and California, both of which arc
claimed by our opponents, will be scored
for General GARFIELD, while Oregon will
keep faith with her June utterance.
In this wise the north win become NOR,
solid than the SOUTH for the infamous
| lltlhbuS VI Nit NNlubNisNAlN pt1l ~ hs'NN No4
tributed to weaken its power in Delaware
Virginia North Carolina and Florida to {
degree that imperils its success in then
all. This is n cursory but n very safe re
view of the situation the day before th
battle, and we are prepared under the cir
cumstances to find even greater success t.
tho republican cause than is here init
mated when the ballot-box reveals it
secrets on Tomorrow night The work j
done. The battle is fought. The victor,
is won. GARFIELD and ARTHUR are prac
tically elected, and the next house of rep
resentatives, it is decreed, will have lie
publican majoriiy-all of which will b.
confirmed when the grand result is 9p
nounced. Let the nation prepare 10 re
| ioice
National Republican., 1880-11-01
POLIrfCIL NOTES.

HANCOCK has told us what he thinks about the
tariff and the rebel claims. Now, general, give us
your opinion OF Bill English
BAnNuM says that Philip may confess he wrote
the Moroy letter, but "if old Bill Jones was alive"
he could prove that Garfield wrote II.
MIR. THEODORE THroN has returned from Europe
with new lecture, entitled "rhe Worlds To-mor-
row. Beecher didn't want tomorrow to come.
THE Cleveland HroM says that crowds Of pco-
pie go daily to Governors island 10 view the re-
mains" Lord, how they win weep next Wednes-
day
The political brains of the Sunday Capital, a stall
wart democratic sheet have carefully looked the
political field over, and at this date substantially
admits that all Is lost to the democracy.
PooR Corporal Buell. His moous are sNddenlng,
as he reflects upon the stupidity Of Barnum. Cor
poral Buell. is n smart youth, aud he has done some
good work for Garfield during the campaign.
THE older guv'mcnt is, the better I suits;
New ones hunt folks corns out like now boots.
Change jes' for change is like them big hotels,
Where they shin plates an let yer live On smells.
--Bigcloo Papers.
HANCOCK missed n splendid opportunity to win
the respect If lie could not secure the confidence,
Of his fcllow-countrymen when he failed to cut
loose from the low tricksters who nre managing
his campaign, and disavow any completely in the
Chinese letter forgery.
VERY dear friend writes US: "I met your very
dear friend General Badly smith, the hero of War
wick river, yesterday. As you know. Baldy is
Hanc1ck'a right.bower while General W. b
Franklin is the left-bower and General Martin F.
McMahon is the trump card. There Is something
between suppose we throw in n Dem. Jack. ASS
What do you think Of the political outlook, Gen
eral? said I. We were taking quiet lunch at the
| Brunswick. outlook! Outlook outlook! !! cjacu
lated the irritated Baldy; there is 10 outlook tc
the thing The send.ofr was magnificent; yes, sir
magnificent, but the fetch-up is simply intoler
| able"
National Republican., 1880-11-01
THE DAY BEFORE THE BATTLE.

Tomorrow decides the presidential con-
test, and it is fitting time to briefly review
the field and bring 10 mind the tokens of the
grand battlefield. The hour OF argument
and eloquence is past. The convictions of
the public mind are too fully established to
afford any hope Of change at this late mo-
ment The battle has been fought with
unusual persistency on both sides. The re-
pubhcans have relied upon the justice and
benefcence of their principles and the ster-
ling ability and worth of their candidates
for success at the bar of public Judgment.
Their hope centres in these, in connec-
tion with the intelligence and patriotism
Of the American people, which have never
failed the country in the hour of trial.
They will not fall short of republican ex-
pectation in this crisis. The peril is SO inn
minent that it. has awakened the deepest
soicitude and the most efficient action on
! the part Of patriotism TO avert it. Never
has there been in the history of American
politics period when the issues Of the
campaign have been forced upon the public
judgment with ns much logical force and
power on the republican side rs in
the pending contest. All that argu-
mcnt AMI eloqueuce could do to bring
intelligent and candid conviction to The
popular mind has been done, and well done
On the other hand the democrats have
pursued an entirely different course In
| the south all that is couuptingan villain.
Gus have been rcsorted TO that the late con,
| federute states may be made solid for tho
democratic cause. Through agencies aud
methods unknown 10 honest politics on
opponents fancy that they have secured 13.
electoral votes sohd for HANcoCK. Al
least, this is their boast long before tho
vote is cast and counted, Il fact which, II
view Of the other fact that an untrammclct
election in the late confederate states woul,
show n decided republican majority II
them all, reveals the truth that honesty II
politics has not entered into their action II
the pending struggle While intimidation
and outrage have disfranchised the majort,
of the voters Of the south and literall,
robbed the canvass Of nm honest resul
there at the north the democratic method
have been none the less vile and disgrncefu
to American politics: Instead Of intro
ducing argument into the contest as III
rauge Of battle, the democrats have resort
ed to crusade Of calumnies and dirt
throwing the most outrageous and villain
ous known to history. No lie has been TO
base for them to utter No slander ha
been too foul to be used against Gener'
GARFIELD. No deed has been too dark fC
them to perpetrote in the hope of adyar
tage. The batteries Of traduction have bee
in constant play against the republica
candidate for the presidency from the hor
In which his name was announced as III
choice of the Chicago convention. The
have introduced into tho canvass all that
vile, shameful and disgrOceful 10 then
f sel YES TO take the place Of reason and arg
E ment, and the climax has been capped by
resort to forgery, heinous crime under II
, code, as the last hope in their canvass
/ shame and dishouor. Thanks 10 their pr
National Republican., 1880-11-01

THE so-ealled independent papers berate
GRANT savagely for speaking at GARFIELD
meetings. In 1914 JoHN QUINCY ADAMS,
venerable, digniGed, and generally re-
garded as n model of political propriety
took the stump for HENRY CLAY in Massa-
chusetts. The writer was present at n
mass-meeting in Dldham and listened to
the speech of Mr.. ADAMS, which did not
suit democratic ears any more than the
remarks of General GRANT now do. We
are harpy to know that the reputation OF
Mr.. ADAMS suffered nothing from his
Efforts in behalf of sound principles, and
that General GRANT, in following his high
example, is adding one more claim to the
gratitude of his countrymen.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

The election Of General GARFIELD will
be national honor 1t will add to the
glory of the American name. 1t will show
to the world how impotcnt are sectional
hate, calumny, forgery and other crimes to
prevent an honest verdict at the bar of pub
lie opinion. Never was man more ma
liciously and wckedly maligued than has
been General GARFIELD, and never was
statesman more thoroughly viudicated than
he will be on Tuesday next His enemies
will either be put to shame or be turned
out with BARNUM's mules to browze Oh
the stubble of despair.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

AFTER weeping and wailing these many
years that our best citizens do not pull off
their coats and take part in the elections,
the Springfield Republican now dcuounces
Grant for his want of dignity in entering
into party politics and putting in few
days work for the republican ticket. This
is independence, you sce-beautiful, sub
lime, super-exccllent, high.toned, and so
charmugly consistent that admiration
loses itself ia maze of wonder.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

WE hope the prosecution against the
forgor will not stop with the conviction
and punishment of poor, choractcrless
Bohemian The conspirators who procured
and hoped to benefit by the forgery, Messrs.
BARNuM, HEWITT RANDALL & Co., are the
men who should be hunted down. 1t will
not be enough that they are driven from
all social and official relations with the
next administration.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

THE organ still thinks the supervisors
and deputy marshals will not be paid.
With fourteen republican majority in the
house, with n senate made republican by
the casting vote of CHESTER A. ARTHUR
and republican executive named JAMES
A. GARFIELD, aye rather guess all federal
officials will receive their salaries. The
democrats will sing small after March 4,
National Republican., 1880-11-01

THE New York SIN, referring to the
forged letter. says: If party requires
such Infamous aids that party, by whatso-
ever name it may he called, deserves to
perish" And yet the Sm cannot deny
that the national committee of the demo-
cratic party have abandoned all other cam
pnign methods and are working the forgery
with the utmost activity.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

GENERAL HANCOCK has disgusted the
average democratic mud-sliuger by not
claiming what that class have been con-
tending for him that he was tho hero OF
Gettysburg and there was none other. lie
has made one sensible remurL in this-"I
am not the victOr"-but his self-abnegation
is very disgusting TO tho alumn'ators and
National Republican., 1880-11-01

THERE seems to be Penny Prcdicior
published in Richmond, rs we have gotten
from frequent extracts published in the
Wing. A penny is very cheap for a good
predictor, but they viii be cheaper after
election
National Republican., 1880-11-01

PROVIDENCE continues TO favor the re-
publicans. We have promise of fair
weather for Tuesday from the Mississippi
to the Atlantic. This means increased re-
publican maiorilies.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

A CAREFUL scrutiny Of the rccommenda-
tions to office now on file in the various
departments ought TO be made at once.
Every man and woman appointed through
the influence of BARNUlf, HEWITT and
RANDALL ought to be removed at once.
National Republican., 1880-11-01

AND so the democrats have also forged a
letter on WEAVER! Aud got caught at it,
TOO. They will find out next Tuesday that
campaign of SANDER does not pay.